Payne & Pendergast

HOUR 4 - Seth and Sean discuss Jalen Ramsey's Josh Allen assessment, if drafting Bryce Young could have any Bill O'Brien related consequences, Seth misusing the word "favorited," react to Bill Belichick and DeAndre Hopkins having a chat on the field, and see what Landry and Lopez have coming up.

Seth and Sean discuss if the Texans drafting Alabama QB Bryce Young could have some unforeseen consequences. Could he decline to sign with the team? Seth floats the idea that he and Bill O'Brien could be a package deal.

HOUR 3 - Seth tells a valium Christmas story, the guys react to Jalen Ramsey's quotes about various QB's from his 2017 GQ article, and discuss if roughing the passer should be a reviewable penalty like it may become.

Seth and Sean discuss Troy Vincent saying the NFL will discuss making roughing the passer a reviewable penalty call, and try to figure out if it's a good idea.

HOUR 2 - Seth and Sean discuss Lovie Smith using his favorite metaphor yet again, how the Twins scrambling to replace Correa showcases how well the Astros have been run, react to Bill Belichick paying DeAndre Hopkins a compliment on the field, and go through some Headlines.

Seth and Sean react to Lovie Smith using his favorite metaphor when asked about cutting RB Eno Benjamin and look back on the times we know of he's used it before. We're up to 6 times now.

HOUR 1 - Seth and Sean react to Micah Parsons throwing shade at Jalen Hurts, Jeff Driskel being added to the 53-man roster for the Texans, and assess how safe Lovie and Caserio are this offseason.

Seth and Sean react to a piece by ESPN's Jeremy Fowler indicating there's some smoke about the Texans going after current Eagles DC Jonathan Gannon to replace Lovie Smith as Head Coach, and discuss former Eagles President Joe Banner saying he thinks Nick Caserio's job is safe on his podcast.

HOUR 4 - Seth and Sean discuss how people in Houston seem to be the only ones not worried or angry about the Astros organizational structure, dive into a court room getting zoom bombed with porn, talk about missing David Culley, and see what Landry and Lopez have coming up.

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Another big-name shortstop has come off the board. First it was Trea Turner. Then it was Xander Bogaerts. And now it's Carlos Correa. The former Astro and Twin has agreed to a 13-year, $360 million deal with the San Francisco Giants, sending shockwaves through an already crazy Hot Stove season.

Host Rob 'Bradfo' Bradford breaks it all down. What does this mean for the Giants? What does this mean for the NL West? What does this mean for Dansby Swanson? What does this mean for the remaining free agents? And, now, which division is actually the best of the bunch? It's been a wild month, with the Correa offering the latest reminder.

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