The NBA's starting again and to celebrate, Jason and Simon are giving their top 50 players in the NBA right now.

After a six-month hibernation, I Couldn't Agree with You Less is back with a #megasode. Jason, Simon and Andrew give you their first drafts of positional rankings, debate their sleepers and busts and even make a few bets along the way. New episodes coming consistently and soon.

Simon and Jason discuss their all-decade NBA teams before Andrew, fresh off a $200 championship loss, joins them to give out their 2019 fantasy football season awards. Afterwards, the guys explore their all-decade fantasy football teams in this landmark 20th episode.

The gang's back together as Jason, Simon, and Andrew discuss what predictions they nailed, and what they whiffed on so far.

Simon and Jason discuss what they learned from the Week 2 games

Jason and Simon discuss Andrew Luck's retirement, holdouts, and other league news, then review their home league draft to figure out steals, reaches, and who came out with the strongest team.

Andrew, Jason, and Simon begin their redraft positional rankings, starting this week with wide receivers. Bets are made, arguments arise, and tensions climb as the guys battle it out.

Finally back after two months, Andrew, Jason and Simon share their offseason reactions and give their hot takes for the 2019 fantasy season. Then, Jason grades Andrew and Simon's dynasty teams and Andrew seeks redemption on an all-new Guess the Player segment. They end with some watered-down NFL Draft talk a couple days before the draft.

Three months after its original taping, this lost podcast has been unearthed. Listen to the guys react to the conference championships and preview the Super Bowl. Then, they share their favorite Super Bowl prop bets, ending with a guess the player segment that doubles as Andrew's most embarrassing moment on the Internet.

Simon and Jason take a look at the lines for the conference championship games, and play an all-new mystery player comparison game. Then, they switch things up by giving their 12 man rosters for each conference for the NBA All-Star game.