Tony Hope and Noble Lewis break down the massive news in the coaching world with Bill Belicheck no longer coaching the Patriots, Pete Carroll not returning as head coach for the Seahawks, and Nick Saban retiring from his 50+ year football coaching career. Tony and Noble also dive into who has the most pressure to succeed in this year's playoffs as well as which team has the most desirable head coaching vacancy. They also take a trip to the Association to discuss the collapse of the Golden State Warriors and their current MVP picks. Finally, Noble tries his hand out at another segment of "Who Dat Is?"

The NFL season is officially over and playoff football will be played starting next weekend. In this episode, Tony Hope and Noble Lewis analyze each of the Wild Card matchups and preview which team would give the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers the most trouble in the Divisional round. They also discuss the firing of Arthur Smith and the bizarre incident that took place at the end of the Falcons-Saints game last Sunday. Finally, Noble plays the first ever episode of "Who Dat Is?"

The NFL postseason is rapidly approaching and Week 16 did not fail to make the playoff push more entertaining. Noble and I analyze the thorough dominance by the Ravens against the 49ers on Christmas night and what exactly went wrong for San Francisco, the Chiefs continue to struggle as they drop another game to the Las Vegas Raiders, the Eagles unimpressively beat the Giants to stop their losing streak, the Cowboys’ road woes continue, and MUCH more Week 16 coverage!

In this episode of Hear Me Roar, myself, Noble, and our first official guest of the show, Ronald Bell, discuss some headlines around the NFL and NBA. We talk about the Rams' win over the Saints on Thursday Night Football and the disappointing season the Saints have had. We also discuss George Pickens' attitude and how it is affecting the on field play by Steelers. We touch on Ja Morant's Disney-esque return to NBA basketball, Zion Williamson's career thus far with the Pelicans and what the organization should do with him, Demontae Kazee's suspension and the state of NFL football and much more!

Tony Hope and his cohost Noble Lewis discussed the entire main card of UFC 296 and dove in depth into Leon Edwards' second title defense win over Colby Covington. We also discussed who he should fight next; should it be Belal Muhammad or should it be Shavkat Rakhmonov? Then we transition into the NFL and break down the main storylines and takeaways from Week 15. Should there be major cause for concern for the Eagles? Have the Cowboys been figured out? All of this and more in Episode 29 of Hear Me Roar.

Hear Me Roar is BACK and revamped with a NEW guest cohost, Noble Lewis! In today’s episode we discus the rapidly approaching NFL playoffs and what impact the last 4 weeks of the season will have on their playoff hopes. We transition into discussing Draymond Green’s indefinite suspension and where the Warriors stand as a team, and finally we preview UFC 296.

After a long hiatus, Hear Me Roar is back and so is the NFL. In this episode I cover the tragic injury of Aaron Rodgers and what it means for the New York Jets. I also introduce a new segment of Hear Me Roar where I cover the Good, Bad and Ugly of Week 1. In the final segment of the show, I talk about Sean Strickland’s shocking upset victory over Israel Adesanya at UFC 293 last Saturday.

In today’s episode, I talk about the newly minted NBA champions, Denver Nuggets and how they were able to craft a championship roster. I also talk about the Bradley Beal trade to Phoenix as well as other early NBA offseason moves.

Join me on a jammed packed episode as I discuss the NBA Finals thus far and how the Nuggets have dismantled the Heat. In the 2nd segment I breakdown my first ever title defense that I had on June 2nd as well as the two headliner fights that occurred on UFC 289. In the final segment of the show I cover a myriad of NBA and NFL news! (Sorry for my 2 week absence 😘)

In this week’s episode I continue to breakdown the NBA Conference Finals matchups in each conference including the Denver Nuggets’ historic series sweep of the Lakers to advance to the Finals. I also discuss the Heat vs Celtics series and how I believe the rest of the series will play out. At the end of the episode I talk about Carmelo Anthony’s recent retirement and what he means to me and other basketball fans.