Late Hits with Patrick Creighton

Patrick and Jayson start the show talking about a few songs from their childhoods, then jump into a conversation about the group of players considering sitting out the NBA postseason tournament in Orlando, including Carmelo Anthony of the Portland Trail Blazers.  To finish out the hour, they discuss a few NFL teams that may fail to meet expectations this season. Also, are the Patriots tanking for Trevor Lawrence?

In the final hour Patrick and Jayson continue talking about Watson contract. They also discuss Houston Rockets basketball and the possible new playoff rotation and the roles of players.  Will Rodger Goodell change because the end of his contract

In the first hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about JJ Watt and his possible future and political things behind sports. They also touch on Deshawn Watson's contract and what number is too high.

ESPN Houston's Patrick Creighton and Jayson Braddock discuss points of QB's without a top receiver and how Bill O'Brien decisions have effected the team.

In the first hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about the Houston Texans players and offseason moves.

In the final hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about the ongoing fight between the MLB and MLBPA to agree on a plan for the 2020 season.

In the first hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about the video from black NFL stars and the response from Roger Goodell.

In the final hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about Drew Brees; Cal McNair; the Astros having a big home field advantage; and dumb criminals.

In the first hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about bad beats in poker; the NBA Championship Odds for the season resuming; Texas is looking like it will be re-opened and back to normal before the fall; and KD and John Wall are rumored to return when the NBA season resumes.

In the final hour of the show Patrick and Jayson talk about Bill O'Brien's comments on the George Floyd murder; Drew Brees' comments on kneeling during the National Anthem; and Vic Fangio's comments on racism in the NFL.