Browns' DE Myles Garrett doubled down on his claims that Mason Rudolph used a racial slur against him during their altercation earlier this year.

As Rudolph says it is 100% false, does he have a defamation case against Garrett?

Heitner Legal's Darren Heitner joins Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs to break down the potential legal implications of this ongoing fued.

Former Eagles' Linebacker and WIP's Ike Reese joins Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs to give his first take at the offseason needs for the Philadelphia Eagles as Home and Home begins their All-32 Preview of each NFL team each day this offseason!

This week's showcase begins in the NFC East with the Eagles.

In the second hour of the show, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs answer your favorite questions from Reddit and then begin their new offseason preview showcase for the NFL, with today's featuring the Philadelphia Eagles.

Ross and Dave break down what the Eagles need to do this offseason and then check in with former Eagle and WIP's Ike Reese to get his expert opinion as the Eagles turn the page in 2020.

In the first hour of the show, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs react to the fallout from the latest chaos in the Astros' cheating scandal as the players sounded off this weekend against Commissioner Rob Manfred.

The guys then check in with Heitner Legal's Darren Heitner to break down the latest dispute between Mason Rudolph and Myles Garrett, as Garrett doubled down on Rudolph's use of a racial slur during their altercation earlier this season. Darren gives us an expert look at if Rudolph has a case against Garrett.

Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs break down the comments from around the MLB on Commissioner Rob Manfred's comments about the Astros cheating scandal, Darren Heitner joins the show to talk about the growing legal battle between Myles Garrett and Mason Rudolph, Ike Reese tells us what the Eagles biggest question heading into the offseason is, and Dave & Ross dive into the near tragedy that happened in Nascar.

In the second hour, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs debate the newest odd Valentine's Day Traditions that some of your favorite restaurants are offering as well as a scary Valentine's Day gift you're sure to love!

They then welcome in Sam Monson of PFF to help make the perfect QB match we are expecting this offseason.

Norman Chad of the Washington Post joins the show to talk about his piece highlighting the unnecessary nature of the XFL. While he likes the league, he doesn't need more football in the offseason.

Today's Home and Home Features:

• Dave Briggs' War On Valentine's Day (0:00-13:35)
• Reaction To Astros Blunderous Press Conference(13:40-28:28)
• Michael Ginnitti Spotrac On QB Market Value (28:30-55:23)
• PFF Sam Monson On QB Landscape (55:25-1:09:38)

Dave Briggs and Ross Tucker debate Valentine's Day, as Dave HATES the 'Hallmark/ Commercial' holiday while Ross LOVES everything about the special day.

Washington Post Columnist Norman Chad joins Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs to talk about his article citing that we just don't need more football.

Even if the league is exciting, he argues we don't need another league saturating the football landscape.

Norman's Article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/nfl/sorry-xfl-we-just-dont-need-more-football/2020/02/09/600a844c-49f8-11ea-b4d9-29cc419287eb_story.html

PFF's Sam Monson joins Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs to give his take on the current QB landscape in the NFL and helps Ross and Dave make the perfect match for the QB's that are expected to be on the move in a few months.