Dirt & Sprague

The guys recap their Super Bowl Sundays, then break down the Rams 23-20 win over the Bengals, if Cincy will get back, what Zac Taylor was thinking on 3rd and 1 and if the report was accurate that Aaron Donald could hang it up after winning his ring.

Host of You Better You Bet on the BetQL Network, Ken Barkley returns to the show with all his SB LVI insight and wisdom to help you have a profitable weekend.

It's all about the Super Bowl prep. Ken Barkley from BetQL helps you find the value amongst the myriad prop bets for SB LVI, then the guys wonder what to expect from the commercials and halftime show before making their picks in Spraguin' The Line and recap the poll questions.

Charlie Goldsmith returns to the Daily Ticker for the latest on the Bengals who will try for one more upset this season to win their first Super Bowl in franchise history.

The guys continue working through all the Super Bowl story lines then welcome Charlie Goldsmith into the Daily Ticker for the final look at the Bengals and what it will take to win their first Lombardi Trophy...Then some thoughts on Joe Cronin's work for the Blazers at the trade deadline and who won the Nets-Sixers trade.

Capologist and betting guru for Pro Football Focus, Ben Brown joins the guys to dive into the Super Bowl LVI match up and where the value lies this Sunday.

Dirt goes Pauxsotawney Phil declaring Spring his here before the wonder if Aaron Rodgers can back to another Super Bowl after winning the NFL MVP award. Then Ben Brown of Pro Football Focus hops on the line with thoughts on Sunday's showdown between the Rams and Bengals before the guys start to breakdown all the storylines from Cincinnati and LA.

On the verge of ruining Dirt's dream of new golf clubs, Kevin Todd makes his SB LVI picks needing just one correct pick to clinch the season long title over Sprague.

The guys wonder what James Harden is smoking, finally get to the Male Sack, get Kevin Todd's SB picks and give a shoutout to the Winterhawks netminder on the verge of history.

Former Bengals safety and current NFL broadcaster Solomon Wilcots returns to the show to discuss his Super Bowl memories and what it would mean to Cincinnati if they can beat the Rams and bring the city its first Lombardi trophy.