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Movement is happening, and change is coming. As the 2022 is beginning to take shape as team make their moves with trades, signees, and potential reasons for moves. Russel Wilson now completes what could be the best division in football now, Aaron Rodgers is now back with the Packers which could be his final destination for the last leg of his career, and Carson Wentz is back in the NFC East (and yet he is not the player that anyone thought he should be). What does this all mean, and how does it shape what new realities they will face?
Will this be be Tyson Fury's last fight. We talk about his legacy and does he have anything else to prove. Also we get into to Russel Westbrook comments and we are on different sides of this issue. Was he a dumb** or not.
The never ending saga of this supposed "next" person of the new NBA generation in Zion Williamson. JJ Redick made some very real, very true statements about the situation with the New Orleans Pelicans. JJ has been saying the same thing we have been saying since Zion was drafted, only nicer. Tune in to get the reactions and truth on this episode of the Bottom Line Sports Talk.
We breakdown the slap heard through all of College basketball. Juwan Howard of Michigan and Greg Gard of Wisconsin get into it at the end of the game because of a difference of both parties doing something wrong. Ladies and gentleman these are the unspoken rules of basketball gone wrong. Also we wrap up the NBA all star festivities, the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Reaction to the Superbowl: i.e. Matthew Stafford, Cooper Cup, OBJ, and Aaron Donald. Does Matthew Stafford even deserve to be mentioned in the Hall of Fame conversation. Also what is next for the Cincinnati Bengals? How do they get better now, and where do they go now?
The time is here. Finally has arrived and no more waiting, IT'S THE SUPER BOWL! Joe Burrow vs LA Rams defense and Matt Stafford. Find out who we pick and why, it may just surprise. Probably the best halftime performance in Superbowl history feat.: Dr. Dre, Snoop Dog, Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, and Mary J. Blige. This could be a Super Bowl to remember!
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