Luke Mauro & Criss Partee discuss more about the Week 1 matchup between the Texans and Rams, and a big defensive playmaker will make his return. Plus, along with Collin Neill, they hit Figgy's Mixtape! And to end it on Labor Day, more on the Astros.

Luke Mauro, Criss Partee, & Collin Neill hit Figgy's Mixtape!

Luke Mauro & Criss Partee discuss more about the Week 1 matchup between the Texans and Rams, and a big defensive playmaker will make his return.

Luke Mauro & Criss Partee look over the winners & losers of Week 1 in college football.

Luke Mauro, Criss Partee, and Collin Neill do their latest Lunchtime Confessions.

Luke Mauro & Criss Partee look at What's Poppin as the Astros get set to take on the Angels with Luis Garcia starting in his return aand more.

Luke Mauro & Criss Partee discuss how the Los Angeles Rams could be a good, or bad, matchup for the Houston Texans, especially for Nick Caley.

Luke Mauro & Criss Partee do Question of the Day!

Luke Mauro & Criss Partee discuss how the Astros are still first in the AL West despite being subpar for the past month, especially with September starting.

Jerry Jones actually did it—he traded Micah Parsons to Green Bay—and ITL reacts to the shocking move while asking whether the Packers’ defense just leapfrogged the Texans in one fell swoop. The guys also break down some potential blindspots DeMeco Ryans could face this season as the Texans try to take the next step. Around The NFL, the Colts remain non-committal on Anthony Richardson as other news from around the league rolls in, and the big question gets asked: The Astros will finish this thing off if ___? Plus, What’s Popping takes us through the latest in sports and entertainment. At lunch, it’s confession time with Dylan Raiola being a little creepy, followed by Lopez’s College Football Headline of the Week. The show closes with a big-picture debate on the 100 Best Sports Moments of the Quarter Century and a wild edition of Figgy’s Mixtape, featuring a funny high-speed chase, a dad faking his death, and more.

QOTD: What’s something octogenarians should not be allowed to do—or a funny story you’ve seen from an older friend or relative?