In this episode, the brothers have plenty to talk about. It's been a while since our last episode so we need to clean some house. The Masters concluded in dramatic fashion with Rory McIlroy taking the victory as well as securing the first Grand Slam in over twenty years. The NFL Draft is coming next week, and the biggest question is where Sheduer Sanders will go. There hasn't been this much hype surrounding not-the-best player in the draft for a long time. And finally, the NBA Finals have begun. OKC from the West and the Cavs and Celtics from the East have the best odds at making it to the Finals but there will be challenges along the way. It looks to be a very exciting playoff with potential epic matchups in the first round.

In this episode, the brothers look at the beautiful Madness that is the NCAA Tournament, as well as the latest and biggest NFL free agency moves and yet-to-be moves. Mark and Pat look at Sam Darnold to the Seahawks and the impact he can potentially bring to the team. Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson are men without a home. The NCAA Tournament promises to be a good one with a lot of parody across the bracket. The number one seeds are, without a doubt, very talented, but there are definitely teams that will challenge them on a run to the title.

In this episode, the brothers take a look at the NBA. With twenty games left in the regular season, the cream of the crop separate themselves from the rest of the pack. You have the Cle, the Boston Celtics, and everyoastne else in the Eveland Cavaliers. Those two teams seem destined for a Conference Finals match-up. In the West, SGA and the Thunder are way out in front, but coming up fast are Luke, Lebron, and the new-look Lakers. Things are gelling much quicker than everyone thought, and this year could shape up to be some of the best playoffs we've seen in years.

In this episode, Mark and Pat look at the NBA and where the season is headed. The Oklahoma City Thunder are the team to beat in the West, while the Boston Celtics and the Cleveland Cavaliers are setting the pace in the East. Will the Luka Doncic trade to the Lakers actually pay off this season? Will the Celtics be able to "turn it on" when it counts this postseason? Who will be the dark horse team that rises to challenge the champions from the last few seasons? All this and more in this week's episode.

In this episode, the brothers preview the biggest sporting event of the year, the Super Bowl. The Philadelphia Eagles will try to prevent the Kansas City Chiefs from winning their third Super Bowl in a row. It looks to be a close game, and the Eagles are a very talented football team, but you just can't bet against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Normally, the Super Bowl would completely dominate the news, but the NBA threw a huge curve ball when Luka Doncic was traded to the LA Lakers for Anthony Davis. What many people say is the biggest trade of all time. This trade has seismic implications for happens for the next decade for both the Lakers and the Mavs. It promises to be another exciting season.

In this episode, Mark and Pat take a look at the upcoming CFP Championship Game and how we got here. It's Ohio State versus Notre Dame, with the Buckeyes poised to take the Championship. We also look at the Divisional Round and how last week's Wild Card games got us to where we are today. While you still can't bet against the Chiefs, a few teams are trying to make it harder. The game of the week is the Ravens and Bills. Two elite quarterbacks lead their teams against each other in what might be the game of these entire playoffs. Whoever wins gets to meet the Chiefs next week. Football!

In this episode, Mark and Pat take a look at the five solid days of consequential football coming up. Thursday and Friday feature the next round of the College Football Playoff, and the weekend and Monday belong to the NFL. In College, can anyone take down the juggernaut that is Ohio State? And, is there any way the NCAA can manufacture dramatic playoff games? In the NFL, the stage is set for an action packed weekend. The Lions and the Chiefs get a bye while everyone else goes at it. Will the Ravens stomp the Steelers? Will the Commanders bash the Bucs? Will the Vickings seek revenge against the Rams? All this and more in this week's episode.

Happy New Year! In this episode, Mark and Pat get ready for the next round of the College Football Playoffs and also take a look at the end of the NFL regular season. After a bit of a lopsided first round, the college football universe is hoping for a more competitive second round, and this slate of games looks like it will not disappoint. Boise St. and Arizona St. both make their case to be in the playoffs as underdogs as Oregon, Ohio State, Texas, and Georgia look to have a full-on clash with the Titans. In the NFL, the playoffs are all but set. With the last week of the regular season coming up, there are only a few games with ramifications. The Bengals are playing for their playoff lives as the Steelers and Ravens try to win their division. The Vikings and Lions play for the top spot in the NFC as the Chiefs hold claim to the top of the AFC mountain. It looks to be another great week inside the Football Avalanche.

In this episode, Mark and Pat take a look at all the College and NFL Football that's about to hit us over the next couple of weeks. The first round of the first-ever twelve-team College Football Playoffs starts this weekend. Can Indiana upset Notre Dame? Does SMU have what it takes to overcome Penn State? What about Clemson and Texas? And Tennesse and Ohio State round out an awesome first round. In the NFL, four teams have risen to the top. Can the Eagles, Chiefs, Lions, and Bills maintain to the playoffs or will the Vikings, Packers, Steelers, or Ravens make a run for it? There is football at least six days a week for the next three weeks starting this Thursday. Are you ready?!

In this episode, the brothers look at the upcoming College Football Conference Championships and the current state of the NFL through the lens of the power rankings. Can the Oregon Ducks hold on and finish undefeated? Can a sneaky underdog make it to the big game? In the NFL, the Lions, Bills, Chiefs, and Eagles start to pull away as the clear cream of the League's crop. In the basement, several teams appear to be broken with no fix in sight. Did Matt Eberflus lose on Thanksgiving on purpose to get fired because he knows the Bears don't have what it takes? Mark and Pat discuss all this and more in this week's episode.