Dirt & Sprague

the guys dis Groundhog Day to start the show, then wonder about times they mis-sent a text before delving into the Brian Flores lawsuit against the NFL and 3 teams over discriminatory hiring practices.

The guys run through the latest NFL coaching news including reports that Jim Harbaugh will interview with the Minnesota Vikings on National Signing Day. Sprague hopes for less regular season games in MLB and NBA. Then an extended Male Sack with so much to answer.

The sack overflows on this first day of February wondering about sport preferences, hot dog suggestions, super hero traits Winter Olympic sports.

Dieter Kutenbach of the Bay Area News Group returns to the ticker with thoughts on Jimmy G's future and where the 49ers go at QB after losing in the NFC Championship. Plus, what's the status of the Athletics' new stadium quest, and are Giants fans getting antsy that a labor deal is not in place yet for the MLB season.

The guys wrap up their thoughts on Tom Brady formally announcing his retirement then move on to the Oregon Ducks landing another 4 star commitment as the 2nd National Signing Day loom tomorrow. Then Dieter Kurtenbach hops on the Daily Ticker with thoughts on Jimmy G's future, the A's stadium status, and will the MLB season start on time.

The guys appreciating the Blazers tank job in OKC and wondering how cheap tickets could get after the trade deadline if a few key pieces are shipped out. Plus Sprague is still in disbelief that the Chiefs blew an 18 point lead in the AFC and is the franchise blowing its window. Then Tom Brady formally announces he is retiring after 22 seasons and 7 rings.

The guys give their final thoughts on the AFC and NFC title games, and wonder which QB will be the sentimental favorite to win a first Super Bowl title. And when will Tom Brady himself announce he is either retiring or returning for one more season.

The guys turn their attention to the Rams comeback over the 49ers, Matt Stafford getting to a Super Bowl, and Kyle Shanahan blowing another 4th quarter lead in the playoffs. Plus, Richard Skinner joins the Daily Ticker for the reaction in Cincy, and Michael Duarte returns in the Morning Crunch on the Rams getting to play a Super Bowl at home.

The Crunch goes to LA for the afterparty with Rams reporter Michael Duarte who returns to the show as Matthew Stafford has guided his team to the Super Bowl to be played on their home field.

They're shooting off fireworks in Cincinnati as Sports Anchor Richard Skinner of WKRC Local 12 joins the Daily Ticker with the mood there and what the match up against the Rams looks like for SB LVI.