Connor and Josh discuss their commute into work this morning, previews today's show, and more!

The guys discuss traveling around the Midwest in this weather, review The Iron Claw, Producer Josh is triggered by your movie-going habits, the dating hot spots for seniors, beer sales at PBA, dugout suites at baseball games, this year’s crop of Baseball Hall of Fame candidates, and why Halls of Fame are in the cities they’re located in.

Connor updates the poll questions, and Josh tells you what's on TV tonight (and right now)

The Huskers pick up a big bodied WR out of the portal, Jahmal Banks from Wake Forest. Connor states the roster feels a whole lot better in the weeks since the season ended.

We welcome our friend, Ellie French, back to the show to preview the Green Bay Packers playoff game this weekend against the Dallas Cowboys, if the weather in Green Bay is everything we think it is, how the preseason forecast changed throughout the season to the expectations the team has now, how Jordan Love has handled being “the guy” this year, and her feelings on Jaire Alexander.

Producer Josh delivers a take on Pete Carroll's firing/retirement that puzzles Connor. We go to the numbers to see if the Seahawks coach is worthy of being included with Bill Belichick and Nick Saban.

We ask Michael about the big body WRs committing to Nebraska, what else is on Nebraska’s “Portal Shopping List”, the peer recruiting Dylan Raiola is able to do, and how the roster looks pretty complete albeit a little full at this point.

Connor covers the retirement of Nick Saban, how the coach was able to adapt over the years at Alabama, and who stands to gain the most from the decision.

Connor breaks down Producer Josh’s latest graphic. Producer Josh updates us on how you can jazz up your Super Bowl party, the newest job at Casey’s, and a real steal of a deal on Facebook Marketplace

We ask Kennington where he was when he learned of Nick Saban’s retirement, what it means for the roster of current players, what it is like to cover Alabama football, and which coach would WANT to be the guy to replace such a legend.