Hour three of today's Man of the Match is kicked off with Alex Donno talking about Andy Reid's son, Britt Reid, and the car accident he was in before Super Bowl Sunday. There was a Go Fund Me for the victims of the crash and Donno thinks the Reid family needs to be involved with it. Next segment, Host of Red Card Radio, Austin Robillard, joins the Man of the Match to talk about what's going on in the Futbol world. The guys start off with Inter Miami CF and break down their offseason as they prepare for the start of the MLS season in early April. Later in the show, Donno talks about the Russell Wilson's unhappiness in Seattle. Listen to Donno's take as to why NFL franchises need to let their star QB's have some input and power with the direction their team is going. Donno closes out today's episode of Man of the Match with Game Night's host, Michael Christian. Donno gets Michael's take on the heated debate between PlayStation vs XBOX.

Hour two of Man of the Match kicks off wit Donno and Tito giving their top 10 pizzas on National Pizza Day. Next segemnt, Zach Harper, NBA Writer for The Athletic, joins the Man of the Match to talk about the Miami Heat. Zach gives some insight on the Heat's involvement in possible trades as we near the deadline. The guys talk about the Heat's slow start to the season and Zach talks about how the Heat can turn it around.Later on, Donno breaks down an article and shares what he thought of Armando Salguero's new piece at the Miami Herald. Donno gives his takes on what has gone well/bad for the Dolphins since the 2019 reset. Donno closes out the second hour of today's Man of the Match talking about older fighters in the UFC he would like to see go head-to-head.

Host of Red Card Radio, Austin Robillard, joins the Man of the Match to talk about what's going on in the Futbol world. The guys start off with Inter Miami CF and break down their offseason as they prepare for the start of the MLS season in early April. Later in the segment, they go across the Atlantic and share their takes on the state of the Premier League.

Zach Harper, NBA Writer for The Athletic, joins the Man of the Match to talk about the Miami Heat with Donno. Zach gives some insight on the Heat's involvement in possible trades as we near the deadline. The guys talk about the Heat's slow start to the season and Zach talks about how the Heat can turn it around.

In the first hour, Donno touches on some Canes news coming from the Analytics crowd, he also talks Dolphins with Hal Habib including Zach Thomas missing the Hall of Fame. We also do Terrible Take Tuesday with some interesting appearances.

Hal Habib from the Palm Beach Post joins to talk about the Dolphins and Zach Thomas' Hall of Fame case as well as their #3 overall pick and who they might want to take.

In this segment, Donno brings up a heated topic after the Bucs winning the Super Bowl. The debate between Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. With Brady winning with a new team and coaching staff, does this diminish Belichick's career and coaching ability since he had a terrible season in New England without Brady?

Donno opens up today's third hour of Man of the Match comparing this year's Super Bowl to others in recent history. Fans have been disappointed with the underwhelming performance by the Chiefs but we shouldn't overlook how spoiled we have been with great comebacks and individual performances in the last decade of Super Bowls.

Tim Murray, VSiN Live and Host of The Night Cap, joins the Man of the Match to talk about betting lines for the Super Bowl this weekend. The guys also talk about the sports betting news surrounding the Super Bowl and give their predictions on the game and how it influences their picks.

Tom Green, AL.com, joins the Man of the Match with Alex Donno to talk about college football and how the Hurricanes football program looks after their coaching changes. They also talk about how the coaching changes can alter how they recruit and the type of players that would want to play for Miami. Tom and Donno also talk about players on the Miami Dolphins roster that played for Auburn, their performance in college, and their upside in the pros.