On this weeks episode, Ben brought Logan Semegram from the Mark and Gram Podcast to discuss what the signing of Cam Newton means for not just the Patriots, but for the rest of the league. They take a deep dive into Newton's past while trying to predict what the future has in store for him in New England. On top of that, Ben and Logan talk about other big-name quarterbacks who are on the move such as Tom Brady, Nick Foles and Philip Rivers. All of this is capped off by an intense debate at the end about the classic Giants-Patriots Super Bowls. 

On this week's episode Ben and Matt take their stance on the ongoing debate on whether the NBA resuming it's season in Orlando is the right thing to do amid Coronavirus and Social Justice concerns, as well as sharing their reactions to Kyrie Irving's recent comments about the players starting their own league. On top of that this week's Q&A Segment featured a wide variety of topics ranging from Jarrett Stidham and the Patriots to Conor McGregor's potential comeback and even Ben's Chest Day Routine. 

On this week's episode, we take a dive into multiple scenarios in which Antonio Brown gets another shot at resuming his Hall-Of-Fame caliber career. As well as talking about his upbringing and how he went from homeless at one point in his life to one of the greatest receivers of all-time, we'll break down each potential destination for AB and determine not only where his best fit is, but ultimately whether he deserves another chance in the NFL or not. 

There is one franchise in NBA History to draft 3 MVPs in 3 consecutive drafts. The Oklahoma City Thunder. Unfortunately for the Thunder, they only played 3 years together and made the NBA Finals once and lost. What if they had stayed together? On this week's episode on The Pazt The Lines Sports Podcast, Host Ben Paz along with Nick Nasseby from NBA Stories Pod and Special Guest Eddie Diaz talk about what went wrong in OKC and if there is anything that could've been done differently to keep the group together. On top of that, we answer the question everyone wants to know the answer to. If Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and James Harden stayed together, could the Thunder have won multiple championships?