With the Super Bowl now in the rearview mirror, ITL debates what objective number one should be for the Texans heading into the offseason, as they look to take the next step.

Lunch-Time Confessions takes a fun turn with an Olympian live apology for cheating on his GF

The crew then shifts to a Texans roster debate, asking whether Tytus Howard is better suited long-term at tackle or guard and what gives Houston the best offensive line setup moving forward.

Around The NFL hits new league discussions as the NFL considers a potential rule change involving trades, while ITL also highlights a tight end the Texans could realistically target and how that move could impact the offense.

Today’s QOTD: What’s the coolest interaction you’ve ever had with a celebrity?

The crew also dives into the Rockets’ offensive struggles, as Houston ranks 27th in offensive rating since the new calendar year despite a 12–9 record, and asks whether there are realistic tweaks that can resuscitate the offense.

Will Sam Darnold’s recent success change the way the Texans evaluate and develop C.J. Stroud moving forward? ITL debates whether Darnold’s career resurgence offers hope, perspective, or caution when it comes to quarterback development timelines.

ITL reacts to Super Bowl LX as the Seattle Seahawks defeat the New England Patriots, breaking down the biggest moments from the game, how Seattle controlled things defensively, and what fans will remember most, while also debating whether Super Bowl commercials have lost their cultural shine, similar to the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. Around The NFL follows with major headlines, including Texans defensive backs coach Dino Vasso signing an extension to remain in Houston and Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III earning Super Bowl MVP honors, before the crew pivots to the Rockets’ win over the Thunder without Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and debates whether the victory actually means anything long-term. The show also explores whether the Super Bowl revealed new NFL trends or simply reinforced copycat league tendencies, mixes in Lunch-Time Confessions: Super Bowl Edition, and welcomes John McClain to discuss The PVIL Story: Separate… But Equal? and its impact on Texas high school football history. McClain sticks around for O.G. Passing Thoughts: Super Bowl Edition, sharing league-wide takeaways from the game, while Figgy’s Mixtape closes the show with a mix of funny, emotional, and chaotic stories including a wild police bodycam situation, a Seahawks player’s mom admitting she didn’t fully understand the Super Bowl hype, and Figgy announcing a special Easter partnership with Lily’s Toy Box.

ITL reacts to Super Bowl LX as the Seattle Seahawks defeat the New England Patriots and capture another Lombardi Trophy. The crew breaks down the biggest moments from the game, how Seattle controlled things defensively, and what stood out from the matchup overall. ITL also debates whether the Super Bowl commercial has lost its cultural impact, asking if it’s trending toward the same decline in buzz and excitement many feel about the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. The hour wraps with today’s QOTD: What will you remember most about this Super Bowl?

Around The NFL hits major headlines as reports indicate Texans defensive backs coach Dino Vasso has signed an extension to remain in Houston, keeping continuity on one of the team’s strongest defensive position groups. Seattle Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III also made history by being named Super Bowl LX MVP after rushing for 135 yards in Seattle’s 29-13 win over New England, becoming the first running back to win the award in nearly three decades. ITL then pivots to the Rockets, who picked up a 112-106 win over the Thunder, and debates whether beating Oklahoma City without Shai Gilgeous-Alexander actually says something meaningful about Houston’s progress. The hour wraps with What’s Popping in the world of sports and entertainment.