Elizabeth Forward football player DaVontay Brownfield and Central Valley football player Landon Alexander both join the podcast to talk about their team's journey to the WPIAL 3A football championship and what they expect from their teams in the game on Friday. Both players currently lead their teams in rushing yards.

In this episode, we talk about Central Catholic's football teams repeating as WPIAL 6A football champions. Also, we discuss about Cobran Hondru's game-winning TD reception as Peters Township defeated Gateway by a score of 20-19 in dramatic fashion. Also, we talk about the wins from Pine-Richland, Thomas Jefferson, Aliquippa, Central Valley, Elizabeth Forward, Beaver Falls, Sto-Rox, Clairton, and Jeannette as those teams are also moving on to their respected WPIAL Championship games. 

In this episode, we preview the 2nd round of the WPIAL Football Playoffs and the 1st round of the City League Playoffs. Heavily, we talk about the WPIAL 6A football championship game as North Allegheny takes on Central Catholic at Martorelli Stadium in the North Hills. Also, Penn-Trafford takes on Pine-Richland while two of the most heavily recruited football players in Donovan McMillon and Derrick Davis Jr. face off against each other as Peters Township battles Gateway. Central Valley and Beaver Falls expect big wins while Reis Watkins and Dontae Sanders face off each other as Shenango plays Clairton. The Elizabeth Forward-North Catholic matchup, Serra Catholic-Sto-Rox, Plum-Thomas Jefferson, and Belle Vernon-Aliquippa game are too close to call. Rochester and Jeannette also play as both of them have young starting quarterbacks in Parker Lyons (Rochester) and Brad Birch (Jeannette). 

Central Catholic WR and North Allegheny WR Mason Kress join the podcast to talk about what they expect from their football teams during Friday's WPIAL 6A football championship game as Central Catholic plays North Allegheny at Martorelli Stadium in the North Hills. 

North Allegheny and Central Catholic got some big wins in the Semifinals round to advance to the WPIAL Championship game. The favorites, Pine-Richland, Peters Township, and Gateway won their quarterfinals game while Penn-Trafford defeated Upper St. Clair. Plum barely beat McKeesport while Belle Vernon,  Aliquippa, and Thomas Jefferson took care of business in their quarterfinals games. Central Valley dominated East Allegheny while other teams such as Shenango, Clairton, Serra Catholic, Jeannette, Rochester, Apollo-Ridge, Beaver Falls, Keystone Oaks, Elizabeth Forward and North Catholic all move on as well. 

Plum's quarterback Ryan Hubner and Thomas Jefferson's quarterback Jake Pugh join the podcast to talk about what they expect from their football teams going into Friday's game as Plum travels to Thomas Jefferson in the WPIAL 4A Football Semifinals round. 

Gateway's WR/DB and University of Delaware recruit Shane Thrift joins the podcast to talk about what he expects from his Gateway team in the first round of the WPIAL 5A football playoffs against Penn Hills. Shane knows the importance of this game and he talks about it. Also, topics such as his recruiting process, and his love of football are also discussed. 

The first round matchups of the WPIAL football playoffs are discussed. Teams such as Aliquippa, Plum, North Allegheny and Pine-Richland ended the regular season with an undefeated record. 

Penn Hills Wide Receiver/Defensive Back and Akron football recruit Noel Roach III joins the podcast episode to talk about what his team has been doing to get prepared for Friday's playoff game against Gateway. also, topics such as the culture of Penn Hills football, his recruiting process, and his work ethic are discussed in this episode. 

In Week 7, Mt. Lebanon defeated Seneca Valley in overtime while McKeesport stunned Thomas Jefferson by a score of 20-14. Chartiers Valley quarterback Anthony Mackey was named Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Athlete of the Week while Highlands QB was named "Cover Three Athletics Player of the Week". Montour's loss to Beaver made them miss the playoffs while Dorien Ford played his last game at Baldwin on Friday.