In The Loop

In The Loop questions the accountability within the Texans organization after DeMeco Ryans takes over defensive play-calling following a couple of bad games during Houston's 0-4 start. If DeMeco is willing to make a change on defense, why are Nick Caley, Cole Popovich and the rest of the offensive staff still operating as usual after more than a year of subpar production? Is there a double standard when it comes to accountability on this coaching staff? Then Figgy’s Mixtape takes over with Seth coughing during a live read and making Figgy laugh, a Throwback Thursday interview with Cam'ron following his shooting in 2005, and more.

Figgy can't hold back his laughter after Seth starts coughing during a live read. Plus, Figgy takes it back to 2005 with a Throwback Thursday interview featuring Cam'ron after he was shot, and more wild moments on the Mixtape.

The guys step into the confession booth and get a few things off their chest during another edition of Lunch-Time Confessions.

Ron Slay of 3HL on 104.5 The Zone in Nashville joins ITL to break down Sunday's Texans-Titans matchup from Tennessee's perspective. What are the biggest concerns for the Titans, and where could Houston have an advantage as the Texans look for their first win?

Something Will Anderson Jr. said brings up an issue Reggie has had with the Texans organization for a while. ITL discusses what stood out from WAJ's comments and why they struck a nerve with Reggie.

ITL goes around the league and reacts to the biggest stories and conversations happening across the NFL.

From unbelievable moments in professional sports to incredible displays of athleticism in everyday life, ITL asks listeners to share the most impressive athletic feat they've ever witnessed.

The Texans are off to a disappointing 0-4 start, but is there still a way to change how fans feel about this season? ITL discusses what Houston would need to accomplish to make up for the frustration of the first four games.

DeMeco Ryans has taken control of the Texans' defensive play-calling, but is that necessarily a good thing? ITL discusses whether the move could help turn the defense around or if DeMeco is taking on too much responsibility at the expense of the bigger picture.

In The Loop looks at some of the indicators pointing toward positive regression for the Texans and asks what exactly we’re supposed to do with them as Houston sits at 0-4. Are there legitimate reasons to believe things could turn around, or are we just looking for reasons to feel better? Then something that happened in Baltimore, of all places, has ITL wondering if it explains why we haven’t heard anything on Joe Espada, before getting to the Question of the Day: What’s your biggest professional fear? The guys then go Around The NFL with the biggest stories from across the league before reacting to an interesting move involving Mark Gronowski and wondering if something might be brewing with the Texans. That’s followed by What’s Popping in sports and entertainment. Later, ITL takes a closer look at the Texans defense and asks why it feels like one DUDE always finds a way to go off against them, followed by Lunch-Time Confessions and John Lopez sharing the most impactful albums of his life. The show wraps with some of the “what ifs” surrounding Texans players getting back and practicing and how much getting healthier could change things for Houston. Then Figgy’s Mixtape takes over as Figgy thanks everyone who showed him love for his birthday, a woman creates a real-life “F Them Kids” situation by going into a school as a fake substitute teacher, a man gets caught at the airport with birds in his pants, and more.