Everybody saw Antonio Brown quit on the Bucs mid-game. Ken and Theo discuss the circus that went down at MetLife stadium on Sunday and what the star wide receiver's future looks like.

We blast the good, the bad, and the ugly of the the most recent interviews with athletes around the land. If their answer is bad, that's good for us. We have Bruce Arians being a complete hypocrite, we have Tua Tagovailoa trying to plead his case after a stinker of a performance, and we have Desmond Howard saying these college athletes in today's age are not elite.

Ken disagrees with Kirk Herbstreit and Desmond Howard for their lazy take on bowl games and players deciding to opt out. Making statements along of the lines of "players today don't love the game" and "players today are entitled". Ken brings up how college athletes now have a bit of power they finally deserve and it's their right to make decisions based off of their futures, just how coaches do.

We asked our audience to which qualities and traits make a good quarterback and boy did we get a variety. The answers ranged from Dak Prescott, Tua Tagovailoa, Jalen Hurts, and Tom Brady. We had callers from Illinois, New Jersey, and Philadelphia call in to plead their case on what they thought the perfect make-up of an NFL quarterback was!

We opened the door to talk quarterbacks today and which current Alabama product playing the position would you rather have as the starter for your team. Well we got Jalen Hurts, then we got Jalen Hurts, and then we got some more Jalen Hurts! Ken threw on his green jersey and got busy!

Ken explains the sticky situation he's found himself in regards to Christmas shopping. COVID-19 cases continue to hinder the NFL & NBA schedule and the newest victim is Bills WR Cole Beasley. Beasley took to social media to go after everybody who wished bad health upon him. Of course he did it in his most Socrates way... Ken goes off on Beasley! Top tier sports agent Pat Lawlor joins the show to discuss quarterbacks and the ongoingCOVID-19 situation round the leagues. Finally, Ken pays a tribute to his dear friend and mentor Evan Cohen as he does his last show for ESPN West Palm.

On the day of his final show, Ken pays a tribute to his dear friend and mentor Evan Cohen

Ken begs the NFL to please stop forcing the Chicago Bears on us. They've been given a primetime slot four different times this year. Also, Ken was impressed this Monday night with how hard the Cleveland Browns fought with so many players out on the COVID19/Injured Reserve list.