NFL Business Insider for Amazon, Columnist for Sports Illustrated & former Green Bay Packers VP, Andrew Brandt, joins Gerry V to discuss: whether the Panthers competitive window is still open, Nick Foles, the panel he participated in on brain health at the Super Bowl, and much more!

Adnan Virk, Anthony Davis, and Chris Mack, come on down to the main lobby!

College basketball writer for The Associated Press, Aaron Beard, joins the V Man to discuss: If Duke or Tennessee is the best team in the nation, RJ Barrett and Zion Williamson, Virginia’s efficient offense, tonight’s UNC-NC State game, and much more!

Steve Reed from the Associated Press hops on air to talk about a possible veteran back-up QB for the Carolina Panthers, the promising free agents and who the Panthers should bring back, and the success of James Borrego’s first season and seasons to come.

SEC Network’s John Hayes joins us today to break down the LA Ram’s offensive line performance, coaching necessities for success, and what the future has in store for Anthony Davis

Rick Bonnell from Charlotte Observer joins us today to talk about the up and coming trade deadline, an analysis of Malik Monk, Cody Zeller, and Billy Hernangomez, as well as the Lakers’ updated offer for Anthony Davis.

Gerry V discusses why Carmelo Anthony to the Lakers may not be the disaster people assume it would be, and why Lebron’s culture could get the best out of what Carmelo has left in the tank.

Editor-In-Chief of FanSided.com, Jason Cole joins the show to give his thoughts on the Super Bowl and how the Patriots defense was able to hold the Rams high powered offense to just 3 points, the surprise in the lack of adjustments made by the Rams coaching staff, how much longer the Patriots can keep this run of dominance going, and more!

Today’s victims on the yellow courtesy hponew include Ndamakung Suh who stated in his postgame interview that the Rams “eliminated” Julian Edelman despite his MVP performance, the Rams offense who was the high scoring powerhouse all season long and only delivered 3 points on the games biggest stage, and those who say defense does not win championships anymore were left with their foots in their mouths last night after the lowest scoring Super Bowl in NFL history.