In The Loop

ITL asks the crew and listeners to think about that purchase, possession, relationship, decision or anything else they thought they wanted — only to regret it once they actually got it.

The Astros pick up a win over the White Sox, and Lopez and Shaun break down what stood out and what they took away from the game.

ITL reacts to the Rockets getting a contract extension done with Amen Thompson and discusses what it means for one of Houston’s young stars and the future of the franchise.

In The Loop starts the show with some carryover from crosstalk with Payne & Pendergast, debating who at 95.7 The Fan would actually survive in prison before reacting to what Texans GM Nick Caserio had to say during his interview with P&P. The guys then turn their attention to the Astros and give their biggest takeaways from last night’s loss before asking the Question of the Day: What’s something you use or do a lot but could live without for five years? ITL goes Around The NFL before playing “Who Had The Better Career?” and comparing different people and things based on the quality and quantity of their contributions, followed by What’s Popping in sports and entertainment. Later, Reggie and Lopez disagree over the Texans’ wide receiver room, leading Reggie to dig into the numbers and try to convince Lopez that Houston’s receivers may be in better shape than he thinks, before ITL Lunch-Time Confessions and Judge John Lopez weighs in on a Titans media member having his credentials revoked. The show closes by going through more of Nick Caserio’s comments from the morning show, including the Texans bringing Brevin Jordan back, before Figgy’s Mixtape features a man accused of leaving his kids in the car while he was inside a bar late at night, an entire small town that’s up for sale, and more.

In The Loop starts the show with some carryover from crosstalk with Payne & Pendergast, debating which personalities at 95.7 The Fan would actually survive in prison. From there, ITL weighs in on what Texans GM Nick Caserio had to say during his interview with P&P and what stood out about his comments heading into the season. The conversation then shifts to the Astros, as the guys give their biggest takeaways from last night’s loss and what it says about the team right now. The hour wraps with today’s Question of the Day: What’s something you use or do a lot, but could do without for five years?

In The Loop goes Around The NFL, hitting the biggest news, moves, and storylines from across the league as the regular season gets closer. Then the guys play a game of “Who Had The Better Career?”, comparing different people and things based on both the quality and quantity of their contributions to determine which one had the stronger overall run. The hour wraps with What’s Popping, covering the biggest stories making noise in the world of sports and entertainment.

In The Loop revisits the Texans’ wide receiver room, where Reggie and John Lopez aren’t seeing things the same way. With Lopez still having concerns about the group, Reggie digs into the numbers and makes his case for why the Texans may be in better shape at receiver than Lopez believes. The guys debate whether the production and potential behind Nico Collins are enough to feel comfortable heading into the season. ITL then gets into another edition of Lunch-Time Confessions before court is in session for Judge John Lopez, centered around the Titans revoking media credentials from reporter Jared Stillman following his exchange with Cam Ward.

In The Loop circles back to Nick Caserio’s appearance on the morning show, going through what the Texans GM had to say and what stood out from the conversation, including the decision to bring Brevin Jordan back after initially releasing him. ITL discusses what Caserio’s comments reveal about the thinking behind some of Houston’s recent roster moves. Then Figgy’s Mixtape takes over with a man accused of leaving his kids in the car while he was inside a bar late at night, an entire small town that’s up for sale, and more wild stories.

Figgy and the crew react to a man accused of leaving his kids in a car while he was inside a bar late at night, a small town that’s actually up for sale, and more.

The crew and listeners come clean with another edition of Lunch-Time Confessions.