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Evan Cohen, in for Greeny, is once again perturbed by Hembo's hygiene and etiquette...which leads us down a questionable path. Micah Parsons thinks he's seen it all in the NFL at age 24 and we wonder how close we are to implosion in Dallas. The NBA's 65-game threshold for postseason awards is a hot topic now that Joel Embiid's injury might prevent him from winning MVP...and Evan and Hembo discuss the effectiveness of the rule despite its detractors. We wrap up the hour with the youth movement for NFL coaches. Plus, the pin thing.
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Evan Cohen, in for Greeny, discusses with Hembo if he is given too much leeway to air his grievances when Greeny is off. We react to the breaking news that the Commanders hired Dan Quinn as their next HC, which effectively means several big time coaches are out of a job in 2024. Both Evan and Hembo are uninspired by the hire. Pat Mahomes Sr. joins the show to discuss where he has his son in his all-time QB rankings, meeting Taylor Swift, and where his son gets his...surprising physique. We wrap up the show with a thrilling Sneaky Hembo Trivia. Plus, Ben Macdonald.
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Greeny talks to Dan Graziano about Jerry Jones' confounding comments about his QB and we debate Brock Purdy's effectiveness in San Francisco. The Chiefs' game plan for stopping Lamar Jackson is extremely eye opening and Greeny dives deep into a fascinating report about the Jets turmoil once Aaron Rodgers went down four plays into the season. Plus, robbing who to pay who?!
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Greeny and the hashtag crew are shocked but not surprised by Jerry Jones' latest comments and his refusal to commit to Dak Prescott long term. Hembo puts forth a controversial culinary opinion that has us up in arms and Greeny ranks his Top 5 QB-receiver duos in playoff history with a new tandem on top. We're taking our talents to Sneaky Hembo Trivia and Greeny once mixed up country artists in an embarrassing way. Plus, another sugary tomato.
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Greeny talks to Domonique Foxworth and Jeff Saturday about the magnifying glass that Lamar Jackson is constantly under. How does being a black QB affect that? We talk about the AFC Championship setting a viewership record and wonder if there are people in our lives who won't watch the Super Bowl. Sneaky Hembo Trivia is as sneaky as ever and Liam drops by the show to have a laugh about stories from the Mike and Mike days. Plus, chowder bread bowls.
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Greeny and Liam continue to walk down Mike and Mike memory lane. Chris "Mad Dog" Russo unleashes an epic rant on Dan Campbell's 2nd half decision-making in the NFC title game collapse. Greeny and Hembo once again discuss which decisions they did and didn't like from Campbell. Greeny reveals his list of the 5 worst losses from this year's playoffs, and this past weekend's games do not top the list. Cam has the leaderboard of the most watched US TV broadcasts of all time, and the rest of the crew tries to guess the non-Super Bowls on the list. Plus, birthday bagels.
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Greeny talks to Ryan Clark and Rex Ryan about the Lions' epic collapse in the 2nd half of the NFC title game. Should we pencil in Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs for the Super Bowl every year? We debate if Dan Campbell's questionable decisions were the biggest reason Detroit lost yesterday, a day in which Murphy's Law befell them in the 2nd half. Greeny knew not to bet against Mahomes in a big game but believes one member of the Chiefs, not a player, was the MVP of yesterday's game. Plus, an arrest is made.
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Greeny believes both the Ravens and Lions shot themselves in the foot yesterday in their conference title game losses. Why did they both abandon the run when it mattered most? We play Sneaky Hembo Trivia and Greeny is concerned about his stage manager Brandon's diet today, which is his 50th birthday. We once again debate how much Dan Campbell's aggressive decision-making is to blame for Detroit's losses and question if we are giving Brock Purdy enough credit. Bubba can't believe that a real lion was on the field for a 1983 playoff game and Greeny emphasizes how important coaching is in the NFL as compared to other sports. Plus, a gassy analogy.
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Greeny talks to Dan Graziano and Mike Tannenbaum about Bill Belichick's unemployment with two HC jobs still open. Do franchises feel like he's unfit to relate to modern players? Hembo's coworkers once again have an issue with his hygiene and Greeny has a new way he wants everyone to greet each other. We grade each coaching hiring so far this offseason. Joe Fortenbaugh joins the show to address Hembo's hygiene and the best bets for Conference Championship weekend. Plus, 99.99%.
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Greeny and the hashtag crew are in awe at what was going on in the world the last time the Lions are in the NFC Championship Game (1/12/92). Whatever credit you give Dan Campbell and Brad Holmes, it's not enough, according to us. Sneaky Hembo Trivia is a tough one today...and people are already starting to put Patrick Mahomes in Tom Brady's tier. Is that premature? Who Ya Got reveals what Greeny thinks is the greatest acting performance of all time. Plus, April Love.
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