Creight starts off hour 2 talking rockets and NBA with Kurt Helin, @Basketballtalk. More #Romowatch2017 is discussed, then Richard Justice of MLB.com joins the show to talk about the Astros' spring training and their plan for the lineup in 2017. To close the hour, we get breaking news of the texans trading Brock Osweiler to the browns for a 2018 draft pick.

Reports are coming in that Philadelphia could be the landing spot for Bouye if the Texans can't make it work with the cornerback.

On the first hour, Nate and Creight talk about the Dallas Cowboys and the release of tony romo, They also talk about where Romo will go and where they beleive he should go. They also talk about who the MVP is in the NBA.

On the second hour the guys talk about the runningbacks in free agency, they also talk about AJ Bouye and what they plan to do with him.

Is this bad news for the Houston Texans? ProFootballTalk's Mike Florio reports free agent CB Stephon Gilmore is aiming for $14 million-plus annually on the open market. If this is true, Bob Stoops should be getting a lifetime agent compensation deal. After speaking to GMs and scouts at this week's Combine, USA Today's Tom Pelissero emerged believing Oklahoma RB Joe Mixon will be drafted in the second or third round. They go over the "Bandwagon" segment and then discuss that CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora reports the Browns have "significant interest" in Tyrod Taylor. #NFL #TyrodTaylor #ClevelandBrowns #HoustonTexans #OklahomaSooners #JoeMixon

Nate and Creight start off the show with today's Hot Leads. Next up, former University of Houston and NBA Star, Otis Birdsong, joins the show to discuss Hofheinz Pavilion final season. Joining the show, as well, is former Houston Oiler, Cris Dishman, to talk about his playing days and what he's up to these days.

Cris Dishman, former NFL cornerback, is back for Hour 2 to give the guys his thoughts on this year’s NFL combine. Sugarland Fit Life personal trainer, Josh Norris, joins the show as well. Nate and Creight wrap up the show with the Bandwagon.