The Kinks, then Van Halen questioned, "Where have all the good times gone?"

Steve ponders where the big men have gone. Specifically, where the post players have gone.

In my response, I use math...again. It's all math. It's always been math.

But, there skill has changed too.

We discuss gambling again. Pete Rose rears his ugly head.

March Madness was discussed recently but now we have something to reference from the first couple of rounds.

The NBA season is starting. Well, ish.

My Shohei take is kind of boring.

We've talked about the bad boys and the law. What about the bad boys on the court or field?

Is there a fine line between Bad Boys on the court and Bad Boys in society?

I have another go at my brethren, Raider fan.

We Discuss the individual and the team Bad Boys. You Zeke's Pistons are in this episode.

Things were going well regarding discussing the difference in size, speed, and skill over the generations. We discuss rule changes created from the changes.

Then, all of a sudden, Steve has a go at Jim Everett, the former Purdue and Rams quarterback.

Steve contended the only good thing in his career was putting Jim Rome in his place. I remind Steve that Everett led the NFL in touchdown passes twice.

Then, I have to apologize for misremembering how good Henry Ellard was. Good times on this show.

Steve and I discuss how our affinity for March Madness has changed and how rule changes both in college and in the NBA have changed.

We discuss some of the superstar players from the past and wonder if we either of us will get the same excitement about the tournament that we once had.

Lighter topic this week. Or, maybe not so much. Sometimes you never know if things are going to get cynical or political. But, hopefully, entertaining no matter.

Steve and I discuss how uniforms have changed over the Generations and how numbers have impacted the game or players as well.

Spoiler Alert: Steve hates the Astro's "rainbow" uniforms.

Steve and I discuss how owners and ownership of teams has changed over the Generations.

We discuss teams that have moved and leveraged cities for their benefit and how good teams and owners differ from some of the poor teams and owners.

As always, Steve hates owners in general. Hell, I throw some jabs in and pile on too.

Steve and I discuss the recent firings and retiring of legendary coaches. We start from the beginning with the Wizard of Westwood.

I throw out teams trying to replace players that have either struggled to replace them still to date or it took a long time.

Steve's streak of not saying anything racist or culturally insensitive continues.

This is 50+ minutes of me ranting on how to make better decisions.

Kyle Shanahan wants to be cute and show he is smart. He is smart. But, no reason to be cute.

Also, as a Raider fan, I can tell you how many times I thought the game was won and Mahomes comes down and rips a game from the heart of the Raiders.

You limit how much time and how many timeouts Patrick Mahomes has. You think you are winning with field goals?

It was 3rd and 4 with 1:57 on the clock. Win the game.

With 51 years on this planet, I have been alive for all but 6 Super Bowls. I remember watching every Super Bowl starting with Steelers - Cowboys in 1976.

I have one great shame and I detail it on today's show.

In honor of the Super Bowl this weekend, here is our tribute to the great American spectacle that is uniquely ours.

Happy Super Bowl weekend.