Fair & Biased with John Lund

Hour 1 Papa & Silver: Warriors lose 2nd in a row and possibly Kuminga, Raf's Ridiculous Poll and Matt Maiocco's breakdown on what happened with Brandon Aiyuk

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Hour 3: Papa & Silver go over the 5 biggest winners and losers over the 4 NFL Divisional Round games, and JD joins the show to break down Jonathan Kuminga's role on the Warriors in light of the Jimmy Butler ACL injury

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Dallas Mavericks TV play-by-play announcer Mark Followill joins Papa & Silver to revisit the unexpected chaos following the Luka Doncic trade nearly one year ago, and how the upcoming trade deadline could spark plenty of action for a team now looking to build around the NBA Draft's top selection Cooper Flagg. Followill weighs in on Kyrie Irving's rehab from a torn ACL and whether or not the Mavericks have extensive interest in Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga.

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JD joins the show to break down the Niners' offseason needs, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. He thinks the team should focus on upgrading the interior defensive line and adding another pass rusher. JD also discusses the importance of surrounding Brock Purdy with the right weapons, including a new wide receiver to take some pressure off Christian McCaffrey. They also dive into the Warriors' recent struggles and potential offseason moves, including the possibility of trading for Michael Porter Jr. or even pursuing a big-name free agent like Giannis Antetokounmpo.

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Hour 4: With the absence of Walter, Papa and Silver are graced by the genius of Danny Dunn for a fun-filled segment called "Danny's Double Dips." The Gregs give their confidence scores for different proclamations made about the 49ers, Warriors, Giants -- and yes -- even the Raiders.

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Hour 1: After John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan had their season-ending press conference yesterday, Papa and Silver dive into the 49ers' defensive coordinator vacancy and the possibility of Gus Bradley assuming the role. The guys also touch on the importance of continuity on defense, as the 49ers' next defensive coordinator will be their fifth in five seasons. Could other potential outside candidates, including Raheem Morris, be the right fit? Or would Bradley's experience on the staff this year pay the most dividends?

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Hour 2: Papa and Silver discuss the Giants' offseason moves and the potential impact of Bryce Eldridge. Tony Vitello, audio on his thoughts on Eldridge's immaturity as a baseball player, despite his impressive skills. They also touch on the Mavericks' trade deadline and the future of players like Kyrie Irving and Jonathan Kaminga.

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Hour 3 - Papa & Silver discuss the keys from the Lynch/Shanahan presser. Mac Jones, will likely remain a 49er, We receive some clarity on Brandon Aiyuk's future, and an update on the defensive coordinator search.

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NFL.com columnist and NFL Network on-air talent Jeffri Chadiha joins the Gregs for a conversation on the 49ers’ biggest offseason priorities, including how Jauan Jennings’ free‑agency decision could shape their roster. He also explores the league‑wide head‑coaching carousel and what the emerging power structure means for the next chapter of the AFC.

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Hour 4: The 49ers will be faced with the decision of whether or not to entertain trade offers for QB Mac Jones, who enters this offseason with another year left on his contract. Additionally, WR Jauan Jennings enters free agency, and the 49ers will have to decide how much they are willing to pay him. The Gregs take your calls on both matters and bring in NFL.com and NFL Network's Jeffri Chadiha to discuss the changing landscape across the NFL's most prominent franchises.

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