Greeny

Greeny talks to Tim Hasselbeck about the idea that Drake Maye could be better than Caleb Williams. Greeny and Hembo are upset that they weren't invited to Bristol for Super Week with many of the other ESPN Radio shows on campus. Cam loses his cool when his producing style is called into question and Greeny thinks Nick Saban will be an excellent ESPN analyst. We play our first edition of Sneaky Hembo Trivia before discussing why automated bots are replying with NSFW content to Greeny's tweets. Plus, group dinners.

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Greeny discusses the possibility that his buddy Rex Ryan becomes the Cowboys DC...and subsequently the Jets next HC. We put together an NFL team comprised solely of ESPN personalities...and we think we're winning a Super Bowl with our squad. Chris Canty drops by to take issue with Hembo doubting our ESPN team's pass rush. We play group Sneaky Hembo Trivia before Jack hops on set to explain a critical error he made in his broadcast reel. Greeny is fascinated by the suggestion that Drake Maye could be better than Caleb Williams. We wrap up the show with NFL Honors predictions and the Top 5 Super Bowl Moments Ever. Plus, a scrub.

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Greeny, Hembo and Jeff Saturday get into a HEATED debate about the value that Brock Purdy adds to the 49ers vs what another QB could do with the same roster. We once again address yesterday's technical issues that caused the show to go off the rails and may have revealed the need for group therapy. Greeny is fascinated by the NFL's globalization with a game in Brazil set for Week 1 of 2024. We play our first Sneaky Hembo Trivia of the day and Greeny reacts to the notion that it would be bad for Bronny James' career to play with his father. Plus, quail hunting.

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Greeny and the hashtag crew debate if the Chiefs are already a dynasty or if they have to finish the job on Sunday to become one. We play our second Sneaky Hembo Trivia of the day and Greeny and Hembo have a solution to Cam's crankiness. We react to Adam Schefter raising the idea of what the Bears could get in return if they traded Justin Fields and which team he'd fit best on. We wrap up the show with a lunch payment discrepancy between Greeny and stage manager Brandon, who reveals a bone he's wanted to pick for a long time. Plus, dirty texts.

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Greeny talks to Dan Graziano about Patrick Mahomes continuing to climb the stairway to greatness and where he will rank in the annals of NFL history when it’s all said and done. We react to the breaking news that Joel Embiid's meniscus surgery is complete and his timeline for a potential return is unclear. We have more breaking news...Greeny and Hembo announce their upcoming book, a sequel to last year's edition (pre order available now). Why on earth are the Chiefs practicing in Raiders facilities while the 49ers are at UNLV? We play Sneaky Hembo Trivia before talking about the ease of access for sports betting and if it's a net positive or negative.

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Greeny and Hembo continue to discuss if the proliferation of legalized gambling threatens the integrity of sports. We begin to play group Sneaky Hembo Trivia before we are disrupted by serious technical difficulties that are quickly remedied. Greeny wraps up the trivia question and Cam took issue with something Hembo said in a time of crisis. We discover that the show needs group therapy and Hembo has a lot of enemies. Plus, a potty mouth.

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Greeny talks to Dan Graziano about Super Week, the legendary Steelers-Cowboys rivalry of the 1970s, and why he thinks the Chiefs will solidify their dynasty on Sunday. With the Commanders hiring Kliff Kingsbury as OC, what are the chances that Caleb Williams pulls a similar move to what John Elway and Eli Manning did to rejoin his former USC OC in Washington? The first of two Sneaky Hembo Trivias has Greeny feeling high and mighty. Plus, read the tea leaves.

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Greeny talks through Joel Embiid's devastating knee injury and LeBron James' outraged tweet about media pundits who previously criticized the Sixers star for missing games. How much, if any, impact did the new 65-game rule have on Embiid's return to the court? Sneaky Hembo Trivia nearly causes a show fight and Greeny ranks his Top 5 Super Bowls ever...no homerism! We take another moment to pay tribute to the late great Carl Weathers before pitching the greatest podcast idea of all time. Plus, 13 rings.

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Evan Cohen, in for Greeny, is once again matching with Hembo and Brandon the stage manager thinks Evan looks much older than he is. Hembo also discovers that Bubba has responsibilities outside of just this show and that shocks him. Alan Hahn joins the show to talk about a memorable night for Jalen Brunson at Madison Square Garden, what the Lakers should do at the trade deadline, and when we'll next see Joel Embiid. The Knicks are the focus of today's Sneaky Hembo Trivia and we wonder if LeBron could be on the move. Plus, the worst segment in radio history.

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Evan Cohen, in for Greeny, discusses with Hembo the report from Rich Paul that LeBron James is staying in LA. Is there a deadline move the Lakers could make that pushes them towards being back in contention as they did last season. Pat Mahomes Sr. ranked his son as the 3rd best QB ever and Evan and Hembo debate Kelce vs Gronk. We ponder the greatness of the Chiefs dynasty before reacting to a blockbuster trade that could change the landscape of one sport. We wrap up the week as always with Who Ya Got. Plus, Yellowcard.

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