Highly Disputed

We explore who's in and out of the league-wide NBA group chat that definitely exists (Meyers Leonard has left the chat).

Next we remember the anniversary of Rudy Gobert ruining our lives launching into a full-scale tangent of comparing sitcoms to quarterbacks: why The Office is Peyton Manning, how Larry David is the Jerry Rice of comedy, and an impromptu table read of our own created episode of Seinfeld.

This show was technically about sports.

We're back to talking about sports again after a one week detour. After the huge heavyweight slugfest between WVU and Baylor, we discuss where the Mountaineers stand, an update on the Shepherd women's team comes next, then there's the hottest team in the NBA...the Knicks??? Finally, we circle around to J.J. Watt's new home and the potential of Russell Wilson finding a new home.

The fellas are joined by the mythical and eccentric Chris Hicks and there's absolutely no sports whatsoever discussed. Society has progressed past the need for sports. We've finally ascended.

Instead, we discuss more important things: the best letters of the alphabet, professional wrestlers' butts, fighting animals, Chris' hatred of spoons, and the validity of various potato-related side dishes.

Dylan and Ryan are joined by John Shipley of JaguarReport to break down the future of one of the most interesting NFL teams this offseason, the Jacksonville Jaguars, from their coaching hires (controversial and not), and the state of the supporting cast that Trevor Lawrence will step into one day 1 and what can be done to improve it.

Afterward, a shocking development: there's Shepherd University sports to talk about! We dip our toes into the impromptu women's basketball season and the merits of having fans in the building for games.

Tom Brady and the Buccaneers won the Big Game™©®. We take a look and give our #expert analysis on all the angles you'd expect: the 2011 QB draft class, Tom Brady's plastic surgery, and does he eat eggs? Football is discussed at some point also.

Afterwards, we dip our toes into the beginning of the NFL offseason, including the puzzling Wentz to Chicago rumors, the Rams cracking their title window back open with Matt Stafford, and how the Deshaun Watson saga is why Lebron James is the greatest player of all time.

We're back after our winter break hiatus! Lots has happened. Tom Brady is back in the Super Bowl, Aaron Rodgers' days in Green Bay could be numbered, and Deshaun Watson is requesting immediate evac from the Houston dumpster fire, and we haven't even gotten to the James Harden trade yet. What a time.

It's the final episode of 2020 and what's more fitting than talking about one of our most dearly held traditions being affected by COVID. Talking, of course, about Ravens-Steelers. Thanksgiving too, I guess.

Also on the agenda:

- Who should replace Greg Roman?

- The NFL roundup and Stick's Picks: the Raiders are officially for real

- A Shepherd sports update and the outlook on when D2 sports may play again

- Way too much NBA news happened in the last week

The gun has fired on the NBA off-season sprint and lordy, we're out of the gates fast. Chris Paul got traded and that was like the 4th thing we talked about. James Harden is trying to force his way to Brooklyn, Westbrook is on his way out of Houston too, and the Bucks went all in to keep Giannis in a wild way, BUT it looks like it's gonna work.

The NBA season basically just ended. The draft is next week. Free agency too. The new season starts in 6 weeks. Get ready for a mad scramble and some awful December basketball.

Football is happening too. The Bears have gone from a top 2 seed to out of the playoffs in 3 weeks. The Saints have done the opposite.

Abolish the Pac-12.

We pulled all the strings to bring you a truly special episode full of special reports, predictions, correspondents on the ground in DC, and an absolutely chaotic slate of guest appearances. There's some sports talk, some election talk, and something in the middle that can only be described as the winds of chaos sweeping through the studio in the form of one Christian Anderson.

We really outdid ourselves this time. If this is the last episode ever, you'll be able to tell why. Thanks for coming out.