"Dogs on the Hill" is back! It may be the offseason, but NFL news never sleeps. The Bears are in the spotlight as they try to decide the future of their franchise with the first overall pick in the upcoming 2023 NFL Draft. Do they draft top quarterback prospect Bryce Young, someone else, or trade the pick entirely? Speaking of quarterbacks, Aaron Rodgers has emerged from his days in the dark while he and Lamar Jackson ponder their futures and continue to make headlines. The Los Angeles Lakers have been in the public eye thanks to LeBron James' record setting season, but also due to a disappointing season so far. Can the Lakers make the playoffs? Can they be a legitimate threat assuming that they do? Join host Reeves Fisackerly for all this and more in this episode of "Dogs on the Hill."

Super Bowl LVII lived up to the hype as the Kansas City Chiefs emerged victorious over the Philadelphia Eagles to win their second Super Bowl in the last four years. The third highest scoring Super Bowl in history, a 73 point night gave fans a pair of explosive offenses and a flag at the finish to remember. Chiefs fan and Kansas City native Sammy Brisch joins the show to share his point of view as a Chiefs fan who's team just reached new heights. Join host Reeves Fisackerly for all this and more on this episode of "Dogs on the Hill."

Any thoughts of the Nets trying to make a championship run with Kevin Durant ended when they sent him to the Suns in a trade involving four first round draft picks going to Brooklyn. With the Nets entering a full on rebuild, the Suns are in win now mode, emerging as the favorite to represent the western conference in the NBA Finals and have the second best odds to win the title. Oklahoma and Texas will join the SEC as its 15th and 16th members for the start of the 2024 college football season. The 2024 season will be a season of firsts as the foundation of college football will feel some significant shakes. Super Bowl LVII between the Chiefs and Eagles is Sunday, so a dive into analysts is in order to best prepare you for the season finale of the 2022 NFL season. Join host Reeves Fisackerly for all this and more on this episode of "Dogs on the Hill."

Basketball history was made when LeBron James scored 38 points on February 7 against the Oklahoma City Thunder. James passed NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to become the NBA's all time leader in points, now holding a career total of 38,388. In NFL news, Derek Carr will visit the New Orleans Saints on February 8, potentially emerging as a new front running franchise where Carr may play next season. Join host Reeves Fisackerly for all this and more on this episode of the "Dogs on the Hill" podcast.

The collapse of what the Nets hoped would become a super team, consisting of Kevin Durant, James Harden, and Kyrie Irving, is upon us. With Irving traded to Dallas, joining Luka Dončić as a Maverick, Durant is now the only remaining member of the trio still playing as a Net. Reeves asks what the Nets do moving forward and if the Mavericks will climb the standings, or fall further down. In NFL news, Aaron Rodgers is making headlines as he entertains the idea of joining the Las Vegas Raiders. While Rodgers decides where his future will be, the 49ers question who will stand in their backfield in 2023. Join host Reeves Fisackerly for all this and more on this episode of the "Dogs on the Hill" podcast.

Tom Brady informed the world Wednesday morning that he will be officially retiring, signaling the end of an era in the NFL that dates back to the year 2000. Brady leads league history in major quarterback statistics such as wins, playoff wins, passing yards, and passing touchdowns to name a few, as well as holding the most Super Bowl victories by any player, and even team, in NFL history. The NFL coaching carousel has begun with the Denver Broncos acquiring Sean Payton's rights via a trade with the New Orleans Saints and the Houston Texans hiring San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans. On the ice, the Vancouver Canucks finally traded their captain Bo Horvat, a move NHL fans have been anticipating for months, as he packs his bags and heads for Long Island. Join host Reeves Fisackerly for all this and more on this episode of the "Dogs on the Hill" podcast.

In this episode of Dogs on the Hill, host Reeves Fisackerly recaps the NFC and AFC Championship games from the 2022 NFL season. The Philadelphia Eagles defended their home turf in a 31-7 thumping of the San Francisco 49ers while the Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals met expectations, going down to the wire with the Chiefs ultimately emerging victorious 23-20. Join Reeves as he puts you in the stadium by revisiting yesterdays plays and talks where he thinks all four teams currently stand as two of them move forward in the postseason while the other two start their offseason a bit earlier than they had hoped.