MLB Network's and Big Time Baseball's Jon Heyman joined Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs to talk about his Hall of Fame Ballot, why anyone wouldn't vote for Derek Jeter and the latest on the Astros/Redsox scandal. 

PFF's lead NFL draft analyst Mike Renner joins Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs to give his latest scouting reports from the Senior Bowl and a few Bachelor/Bacherlorette tips as he was a contestant back in 2014!

In the second hour of the show, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs debate the latest Hall of Fame ballots featuring the selection of Derek Jeter and Dave's favorite Larry Walker.

They debate the merits of getting into the Hall of Fame and try to figure out why one voter out of almost 400 did not vote for Derek Jeter.

They then welcome in MLB Network's and Big Time Baseball's Jon Heyman to break down his ballot, Hall of Fame candidacies for steroid users and the latest on the Astros/Redsox scandal.

They close they show circling back to their NFL Exes conversation.

In the first hour of the show, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs ask if you should be happy for your ex's new opportunity... that is ex coach, player etc from your favorite team.

Can Eagles fans root for Andy Reid to win the Super Bowl? What about Cowboys fans and Jason Garrett?

They then welcome in PFF's lead draft analyst and former Bacherlorette contestant Mike Renner LIVE from the Senior Bowl to get this latest take on the top prospects and CFB/NFL news and notes.

Ross and Dave also debate about their love and hatred for brawls in sports.

Today's Best of Home and Home features:

• A discussion on whether or not "non-elite" quarterbacks like Jimmy Garoppolo will suffice in today's NFL (0:30)
• An interview with Carrington Harrison from 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City on Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid, the Rocky movies and more (17:41)
• Ross and Dave's "Bro Bowl" rosters, based on who they'd draft in a variety of categories for their ultimate entourage (34:09)
• An interview with Kevin Armstrong, executive producer of Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez (46:48)