In the second hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about what the Texans would get by trading Deshaun Watson; Turron Davenport who covers the Titans joins the show to break down the Titans draft needs; they talk about David Johnson's first statements as a Houston Texan; and Hays Carlyon from 1100XL in Jacksonville joins the show to talk about the Jags drama. 

In the first hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about "The Last Dance" Docuseries on ESPN; Bill Herenda joins us to talk about the Bulls during the 90s; Calvin Watknids who covers the Dallas Cowboys talks with us about the draft; and Doug Floutie had a big-time compliment for Tua.

In the final hour of the show the guys talk more about Bill O'Brien and the national criticism of his moves as a GM; they talk about the Texans and the excuses they give for not keeping key players; and they talk about which NFL Legacy family they would love to spend a weekend with.

In the second hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about accents from all over the country; Evan Silva's comments to Rotoworld on about Bill O'Brien and his rise to power; and the best drunk stories.

In the first hour of the show Patrick, Jayson and Aaron open up the Late Hits Sports Bar for a Friday Night! They talk about how young they were when they started drinking; they talk about living in the country vs. the city; and the different ways people pronounce words.

In the final hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about Jackie Robinson Day and his impact on not just baseball, but the world; they also talk about Christian McCaffrey's new contract with the Panthers and if he's worth that much money; and they talk about Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott getting their hands slapped by the Cowboys for having a get together during the pandemic. 

In the second hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about Tilman Ferttita's interview with Marty Smith about when the NBA could return; they talk about how expensive it is to go to professional sporting events; they go over Jayson Tatum saying James Harden should have won the 2018-19 MVP; and they talk about JD Clowney's work ethic being a roadblock to getting a big contract.