In this episode we give our official NFL predictions, from each division, first to last, and the 6 WC teams to the Conference Championship games, Super Bowl matchup and winner, MVP, and the Offensive/Defensive ROTYs for both conferences. We also discuss Cam Newton being cut from the Patriots, which of the 3 Alabama QBs will have the best career, Mets players giving their fans the thumbs down, the Logan Paul fight, and more! We wrap this episode up by asking a question that most men wonder but would never dare asking in person, why can’t we ask women how old they are?

In this episode we kick off the first week of the NCAAF season, better known as Week 0. We also give our predictions for the winners of each Power Five conference, as well as the 4 CFP teams and National Championship Winner. We graduate to the NFL by discussing who WE would start in each major QB battle. We end the episode by discussing if the NBA would benefit by doing their own version of Hard Knocks.

In this episode we discuss the Preseason AP Polls for College Football, a recent Bleacher Report poll choosing the best player in the NBA, and we continue our series where we judge how much pressure each qb has this year with the AFC/NFC West. We end this week’s episode by debating who would win a versuz between Future and Young Thug

In this episode we discuss the opening weekend of the 2021 NFL Preseason, along with the NBA Free Agency moves, and Lebron’s tweet about “keeping the same energy”. We end by debating who will be the next qb to sign to a big extension, Lamar Jackson or Baker Mayfield.

In this episode we discuss Aaron Rodgers reporting to training camp after his offseason holdout, the NBA Draft, MLB Trade Deadline news, as well as Simone Biles pulling out of the Olympics , Russell Westbrook going home, and many more topics. We end this week’s episode by giving our definition of what a “super team” is

Now that the NBA season is over the real fun begins, the Offseason! We tie up all the loose ends from the playoffs. We also discuss Texas and Oklahoma potentially leaving the Big 12, as well as the new NFL memo regarding COVID-19, plus more. We end the episode by discussing which offseason moves would benefit the Lakers the most

In this episode we discuss Game 5 of the NBA Finals, the MLB All Star Break, and the face of baseball. We bring back the segment Fightbyke, and we debut our new segment, Ozzie to Chipper. We end the episode by breaking down how impressive it was for Tom Brady to win the Super Bowl with a torn MCL

Time stamps:

Something Positive: 2:10

Week Recap

* Game 5 of the NBA Finals: 2:50

* MLB HR Derby: 13:45

* MLB All Star Game: 16:30

* Stephen A Smith saying Ohtani can’t be the face of baseball: 18:55

Genius or BS

* Keldon Johnson/Javale McGhee replacing Bradley Beal and Kevin Love on Team USA: 27:55

* Damian Lillard “requesting” a trade from Portland: 32:30

FIGHTBYKE

* Chris Paul isn’t top 5: 46:35

* Ed Reed is better than Troy Polamalu: 54:32

Ozzie to Chipper

* Giannis’ block: 1:01:15

* Braves trade for Joc Pederson: 1:05:00

* Space Jam: A New Legacy: 1:08:12 *SPOILER ALERT*

Pick the Ending

* Tom Brady and his MCL: 1:16:53

In this episode, we bring back Ed Wilkins to help us discuss the first two games of the NBA Finals, what it will take for the Bucks to make it a series and how the Suns can capture their first title in franchise history. We also discuss the first half of the MLB season as we pause for the All Star break, covering the two teams, Home Run Derby participants, and notable opt outs. We wrap up the episode by discussing if championships mean less if you don’t go through the best player(s) and/or team(s).

The end of the NBA season is almost here, so we brought back Coach Chatman to help us recap both Conference Finals and preview the NBA Finals. We also give our thoughts on the MLB All Star Starters, Reggie Bush asking for his Heisman Trophy back, as well as the effects of the shift in today’s MLB. We wrap up the episode by discussing which players would have made the most money if the NIL ruling that took effect on Thursday, July 1, allowing players to profit off their name while still in college, was always available to student-athletes.

In this episode we bring in our long time friend, Ronald, to help us bring you updates on the start of the NBA Conference Finals. In the East, we have the Atlanta Hawks and Milwaukee Bucks, and in the West we have the Los Angels Clippers and the Phoenix Suns. We address the claims about Kevin Durant from both Scottie Pippen and Steve Kerr, and we also discuss which NBA coaching hire was the best. We complete the episode by giving our takes on how balanced the Trae Young/Luka Dončić trade was between the Hawks and Mavericks 3 years ago