Greeny

Georgetown head coach Patrick Ewing joins Greeny to discuss his team's remarkable run to get into the NCAA Tournament, the doubters fueling him through this moment and how he disregarded those who said he wasn't ready for coaching. Plus, ESPN NFL Front Office Insider Louis Riddick shares why he believes that Jameis Winston has the skill and upside to be successful in the NFL, insight on Russell Wilson's situation in Seattle and his thoughts on the upside of NFL prospect Trey Lance.

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The NCAA Tournament field is set and Greeny talks about how seeing the selection show gave everything a sense of normalcy again. Greeny also talks about Drew Brees retiring and talks about his exceptional career. Plus, Saint head coach Sean Payton joins to share what it was like to coach Brees, what he meant to the city of New Orleans off the field and what the plans are moving forward for the position.

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Greeny shares his thoughts on Patrick Ewings' lack of recognition at MSG, how Jeffrey Lurie is more like Jerry Jones than people care to admit and welcomes in ESPN NFL analyst Tim Hasselbeck to discuss Tom Brady resigning with the Buccaneers.

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Greeny reacts to the news of the Patriots re-signing Cam Newton to a one-year deal and wonders if the Pats can win with Newton playing quarterback. Plus, ESPN senior writer and host of the Lowe Post podcast Zach Lowe joins the show to weigh in on how analytics have changed the landscape of the NBA with the proliferation of the three-point shot and much more.

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Greeny welcome in NBA Commissioner Adam Silver to discuss shutting down the NBA a year ago on this date, the three-point line being re-evaluated and Meyers Leonard's anti-semitic comments.

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Greeny starts with the news that the Kansas City Chiefs have released LT Eric Fisher and Mitchell Schwartz. ESPN NFL Reporter Dianna Russini joins the show to discuss the surprising releases and explains how the salary cap is the primary cause for this. Greeny also weighs in on the news that Duke will not be present in the ACC Tournament due to a positive coronavirus test.

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Greeny talks about analytics in sports and how it’s both helped and hurts the games we watch so often. Also, Linda Cohn joins the show to talk about her start in the business, breaking into the sports world as a female and how much has changed since she started her career.

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Three-time Super Bowl Champion Daryl “Moose” Johnston joins the show and talks about the expectation for Dak Prescott moving forward and why he believes it’s Super Bowl or bust for Dak. Plus, Greeny talks about a fascinating disagreement between Stephen A. Smith and Jalen Rose and asks callers if they believe NBA superstars be pushed to play in larger markets.

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Co-Host of Waddle & Silvy Tom Waddle joins the show to give his thoughts on the Dak Prescott deal before talking about the future of the Bears and why he's cautiously optimistic that they might have a real shot at either Russell Wilson or Deshaun Watson. Also, Greeny chats with the legendary Doris Burke about the second half of the NBA season.

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Greeny starts the show with the news of Dak Prescott signing a new deal with the Cowboys worth $160M over four years and welcomes in ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky to talk about why he believes that the pressure is now more on Dak.

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