When Terrell Owens joined forces with the Philadelphia Eagles and Donovan McNabb, it was supposed to be the beginning of a promising offense. The Eagles made the Superbowl that year and only lost to the New England Patriots by 3 points. But a feud with the Quarterback drove the star wide receiver out of town and to the divisional rivals a year later. What if they were able to squash their beef and stay together?

Shootaround: MLB is back and already falling apart while the other leagues are trying to ease into returning to regular play. What does this mean for professional sports? Also, wear a mask .

Once upon a time, the Portland Trail Blazers traded the rights to Randy Foye for Brandon Roy, and for a while, it looked like a had a rising star on their hands. A two-way scoring guard with a smooth shot, an ability to come up in the clutch, and every single skill needed to succeed in the league. And then injuries happen. This year, we take a trip to Portland and imagine a world with a healthy Brandon Roy.

Shootaround: The MLB is coming back but it sounds like they very much didn't think anything through. Which NBA Player would you want to follow in the bubble? And what would it take to get James Harden out of the confinement of Disneyland? 

Is Alex Smith just a definition of a mediocre quarterback? At least Sam seems to think so. In this episode, we revisit how the landscape of the NFL would change if the 49ers took a risk on a less proven, but still as exciting, college prospect. Does Aaron Rodgers have the same legacy? What happens to Green Bay? This and more...

The Shootaround: We talk about the importance of wearing a facemask, whether or not the NBA is on the right track and if any major sports league is actually equipped to come back during Covid-19. 

The 2003 NBA Draft was one of the most talent-laden drafts in the history of the League. Multiple championships, MVPs, Finals MVPs and All-Stars shook the commissioner's hand on that night and found new life on their teams. But one pick will always stand out. With the second overall pick, the Detroit Pistons selected Darko Milicic, letting players like Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh slide. What if they smartened up and took Melo? 

Extra: Serge has an interesting week with fans of a sports website that shall not be named, and "Sports are... back?"

The NFL has a long and complicated history with the self-interpretation of their own rules. This has led to a variety of game-deciding moments. In 2014, the Dallas Cowboys were having one of their best seasons in a decade on the back of an incredible offense. What would happen if it all didn't come crashing down based a single play review call? 

Extras: soccer is back, and Serge welcomes Sam to a life of misery that is being an Arsenal fan. The NBA's return hits a few snags. The boys talk politics for a minute. 

At one point, the Toronto Raptors had both Tracy McGrady and Vince Carter on their team heading towards their prime... Then T-Mac left to Orlando and neither player has been able to vault their team to the pinnacle of the NBA. But what if the Raptors ended up keeping one of the most promising duos of the time together?

On the side: The NBA is ready to return, but can the league pull off a safe way to resume play. Plus, other concerns emerge. 

Seattle has had it's own autonomous zone for almost a week now, and things seem to be actually going well within the confines. What does that mean for the future of the protests to defund the police? 

Last week, we felt that it wouldn't be appropriate for us to record a podcast. We're back this week, discussing everyone's role in what's happening in the world and our responsibility to do better. 

This episode, Serge and Sam discuss LeBron James' bizarre departure from Cleveland and his trip to South Beach. What would have happened if he had stayed? Would an aging Shaq and a few pieces be enough to get a ring? What does it mean for the rest of the League? We look at one of the most impactful decisions in the NBA. 

Serge and Sam talk about the possibility of the NBA's return, people congregating in parks in large numbers, and Sam's new business pitch involving... avocados?

Malice at the Palace: In 2004 the NBA world was rocked when Ron Artest and Stephen Jackson rushed into the stands at the Palace of Auburn Hills for an altercation with the fans. This resulted in numerous suspensions, a litany of NBA rule changes and derailed a promising young Pacers team (plus 39-year-old Reggie Miller) just coming into their competitive prime. But what if... the Malice at the Palace never happened? 

In this episode, Serge and Sam talk about the return of the Bundesliga, the ultimate Ludacris vs Nelly showdown and dive into Peyton Manning. 

After missing the entire 2011 season with a neck injury, Peyton Manning left Indianapolis Colts for the Denver Broncos. What followed was a there season resurgence run culminating in the Superbowl while the Colts groomed a young Andrew Luck to be the QB of the future. But what if Peyton never left... 

Serge and Sam dive into the NBA's decision to veto the New Orleans Pelicans sending Chris Paul to the Los Angeles Lakers. We talk about what it meant for the NBA and how it could have changed the legacies of Chris Paul, Kobe Bryant and even Dwight Howard.