seveneighteen’s Shawn Hardie lets DC native Dr. J from Single Black Male rant about why DC teams stink after the DC Native Americans’ blew it on Sunday. He also rips Lonzo Ball a new one, asks Shawn about the Knicks this season and Future Hall of Famer™ Dennis Smith Jr. and shares why he doesn’t believe LeBron will be a Laker.

seveneighteen’s Shawn Hardie & Wes Upham welcome the usual suspects for the 2017 NFL Midterm Review. After the return of Cousin D's Cowboys Corner (3:50 mark), the group discusses the surprise teams (12:15), the disappointing teams (19:50 mark) & the teams that f----d up by passing on Deshaun Watson (35:50). They then review and revise their Super Bowl predictions (50:10) before deciding who would win in a figh

seveneighteen’s Shawn Hardie & Wes Upham welcome the usual suspects for the 2017 NFL Midterm Review. After the return of Cousin D’s Cowboys Corner (3:50 mark), the group discusses the surprise teams (12:15), the disappointing teams (19:50 mark) & the teams that f—-d up by passing on Deshaun Watson (35:50). They then review and revise their Super Bowl predictions (50:10) before deciding who would win in a fight between A.J. Green and Andre Johnson (1:01:15). Crew: Ali Campbell (Giants fan), Option A or B host Chris Canada (Seahawks), Cousin D (Cowboys), Landon Dais (Jets) & Midtown Mo (Seahawks).

We turned the keys over to Nonstop Culture's Jeff J. to moderate a "lively" discussion deconstructing #PowerTV, where we take sides on the show's alleged flaws and contradictions. We discuss the inconsistency of the show characters (especially revolving around Kanan) and if the show relies too much on shock value

We turned the keys over to Nonstop Culture’s Jeff J. to moderate a “lively” discussion deconstructing #PowerTV, where we take sides on the show’s alleged flaws and contradictions. We discuss the inconsistency of the show characters (especially revolving around Kanan) and if the show relies too much on shock value with the deaths of certain characters. We then wrap up discussing the implausibility of scenarios throughout the season (including  Angela Valdes’ outstanding forensics work and the meeting in Washington Heights). THERE WILL BE SPOILERS, YOU’VE BEEN WARNED.  Crew: Jeff J., seveneighteen’s Shawn Hardie, Ali Campbell, Cousin D, George Brobbey, Midtown Mo

seveneighteen's Shawn Hardie (Syracuse alum) and Wes Upham (North Carolina native) take sides in the vast difference in the NCAA hypocrisy penalties for alleged infractions by Syracuse and North Carolina (38:00). Before than, they discussed Jemele Hill's suspension from ESPN (2:05 mark), the US Men's National Soccer Team not qualifying for the 2018 World Cup (11:20), the terrible product that is the NFL (25:35)

seveneighteen’s Shawn Hardie (Syracuse alum) and Wes Upham (North Carolina native) take sides in the vast difference in the NCAA hypocrisy penalties for alleged infractions by Syracuse and North Carolina (38:00). Before than, they discussed Jemele Hill’s suspension from ESPN (2:05 mark), the US Men’s National Soccer Team not qualifying for the 2018 World Cup (11:20), the terrible product that is the NFL (25:35) and Tottenham smashing Liverpool to bits (32:20).

In our 2017-18 NBA preview, we discuss who will be the worst team in the league (3:40 mark), which Western Conference bubble team will miss the playoffs (10:00), the team most likely to go over or under its projected win total (16:00), what to expect from the Oklahoma City Thunder (24:30) and the 16 playoff teams (30:15) before wrapping up with an NBA guessing game called, "Who He Play For?" (40:00) Crew: Shawn Hardie, Cousin D, J. Mikey and Emman Ebosie.

In our 2017-18 NBA preview, we discuss who will be the worst team in the league (3:40 mark), which Western Conference bubble team will miss the playoffs (10:00), the team most likely to go over or under its projected win total (16:00), what to expect from the Oklahoma City Thunder (24:30) and the 16 playoff teams (30:15) before wrapping up with an NBA guessing game called, “Who He Play For?” (40:00) Crew: Shawn Hardie, Cousin D, J. Mikey and Emman Ebosie.

seveneighteen’s Shawn Hardie brings on his “adversary,” Joseph “Steeler Joe” Landon to discuss the best rivalry in football, Ravens-Steelers. (Don’t @ us). They discuss how Shawn the native New Yorker ended up a Ravens fan and when the rivalry began, how Ray Lewis should be viewed after his recent antics (9:00 mark), the Ravens-Steelers game that bothered each of them the most (17:30), if the Ravens should seriously consider blowing it up (25:05) and the past, present and future of the Colin Kaepernick saga and Shawn’s piece on boycotting the NFL (28:15 mark).