In The Loop

Figgy admits he got caught up watching playoff basketball.

B Scott reacts to Stroud addressing his contract situation and the reaction that followed.

ITL and B Scott react to the latest OTA headlines and quarterback developments.

ITL shares the celebrities they'd most want to hit the road with.

ITL debates whether Houston’s recent run is real or just a hot streak.

ITL reacts to Stroud addressing his contract situation at OTAs.

ITL reacts after another Houston Astros victory and debates whether Yordan Alvarez is still the only true hope keeping this team afloat—or if there are finally other legitimate signs emerging that could make Houston dangerous again. The guys discuss whether recent pitching improvements, lineup production, and the overall energy around the club are enough to believe the Astros may still have something left in them this season. The focus then shifts to the Houston Texans after David Montgomery spoke about what fans should expect from Nick Caley’s offense this year, leading ITL to debate whether Houston’s offensive identity could look much different moving forward. Around The NFL features reaction to Daniel Jones throwing at OTAs, conflicting perspectives between Kyler Murray and J. J. McCarthy regarding their relationship, and more awkward league storylines. ITL also reacts live as DeMeco Ryans speaks to the media for the first time during Texans OTAs, discussing what stood out and whether anything he said changed expectations surrounding the team. Later, C. J. Stroud addresses the media as well, with ITL debating whether the Texans quarterback sounds more confident, focused, and comfortable entering another season with heightened expectations. Lunch-Time Confessions turns chaotic after John Lopez admits his love for Black funerals before OG Lopez Buy or Sell returns to debate major sports takes and trends. ITL also breaks down whether the Texans are truly a legitimate Super Bowl contender or if expectations may be climbing too quickly for Houston. Figgy’s Mixtape wraps up the show with a throwback involving Sean Pendergast and John Harris accidentally interviewing a fake Willie Ammes, celebration of National Hamburger Day, and more bizarre internet stories. Plus, the QOTD asks listeners: what’s something you can say to a guy that you definitely cannot say to a woman?

ITL reacts after another Houston Astros victory and debates whether Yordan Alvarez is still the only true hope keeping this team afloat—or if there are finally other legitimate signs emerging that could make Houston dangerous again. The guys discuss whether the recent pitching improvements, lineup production, and overall energy around the club are enough to believe the Astros may still have something left in them this season. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Texans after David Montgomery spoke about what fans should expect from Nick Caley’s offense this year. ITL breaks down what stood out from Montgomery’s comments, whether anything sounded surprising, and what clues may have been revealed about how Houston’s offense could evolve under Caley. The hour wraps with today’s QOTD: What’s something you can say to a guy that you definitely cannot say to a woman?

ITL goes Around The NFL, reacting to Daniel Jones throwing at OTAs, the conflicting perspectives between Kyler Murray and J. J. McCarthy regarding their relationship, and more headlines making waves across the league. The guys debate which storylines matter most and which situations around the NFL are getting more awkward by the day. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Texans as DeMeco Ryans speaks to the media for the first time during Texans OTAs. ITL reacts live to DeMeco’s comments, discussing what stood out, what clues may have been revealed about Houston’s plans heading into the season, and whether anything he said changes expectations surrounding the team. The hour wraps with What’s Popping, highlighting the biggest and most entertaining stories across sports and culture.

ITL reacts after C. J. Stroud spoke to the media during Houston Texans OTAs, breaking down what stood out most from the franchise quarterback’s comments. The guys discuss Stroud’s mindset heading into the season, what he revealed about the offense under Nick Caley, and whether there were any subtle clues about how Houston plans to evolve offensively this year. ITL debates whether Stroud sounds more confident, more focused, or simply more comfortable entering another season with heightened expectations. Then in Lunch-Time Confessions, John Lopez admits one of the more unexpected things he loves: Black funerals, leading to another hilarious and chaotic discussion from the crew. To close the hour, OG Lopez Buy or Sell returns as the guys react to major sports takes, trends, and opinions to decide what they’re buying into—and what they want absolutely no part of.