In The Loop

Reggie continues his Texans Re-Watch series by breaking down Houston's Week 13 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts, sharing the biggest film takeaways and what stood out from one of the Texans' most important divisional games. The crew then opens the floor for another hilarious edition of Lunch-Time Confessions, where listeners and hosts share embarrassing stories, guilty pleasures, and funny admissions. The hour wraps with Buy or Sell, as ITL debates the biggest sports headlines of the day, separating what's legitimate from what's simply being overblown.

ITL debates which NFL teams truly have what it takes to win the Super Bowl, separating the legitimate contenders from the teams that are simply playoff hopefuls. The guys discuss which franchises belong in the championship conversation and whether the Texans have earned a spot among the league's elite. The show wraps with another edition of Figgy's Mixtape, where Figgy salutes Lily of Lily's Toy Box after receiving an official proclamation from the City of Houston, celebrates Spanky's Pizza reaching 50 years of serving the community, and shares the hilarious reality that his wife still refuses to listen to him on the radio.

Figgy celebrates Lily of Lily's Toy Box and Spanky's Pizza for their impact on the Houston community before revealing why his wife still won't tune in to hear him on the radio.

The crew and listeners come clean with another entertaining round of confessions, guilty pleasures, and unforgettable stories.

Reggie revisits Houston's Week 13 showdown with the Colts, breaking down the film and highlighting the biggest takeaways heading into the new season.

The crew gives their thumbs up or thumbs down on the biggest Texans storylines, players, and expectations heading into training camp.

ITL reacts to Fernando Mendoza remaining without a contract, Tyreek Hill's latest injury comments, and the biggest headlines from around the NFL.

Listeners share who they'd hire to solve a problem, fix an issue, or completely change their lives.

ITL discusses the Rockets' hiring one of basketball's most respected shooting coaches and whether he'll be the key to unlocking Houston's young core.

John Lopez says Yordan Alvarez is putting together one of the greatest individual seasons Houston has ever seen, and ITL debates where it belongs alongside the city's all-time legends.