Politically Uncorrect

Would we want our kids playing football? Is the sport slowly dying out? We dive into the future of the game, then pivot to Trump bringing Apple back to the U.S. and whether Americans will stomach higher prices for their iPhones.

Meanwhile, Andres is ready to hit the gym, Jeff finally locks into the fantasy league (and learns his Tinder profile needs serious work), and the Chiefs’ offense appears to be destined for greatness.

Jeff also discusses being open to becoming a streamer, Michael Porter Jr. is on a generational offseason run, and we all agree—morphine is one hell of a drug.

We’re going back—way back—to the day after Game 4 of the 2016 NBA Finals, when we were riding high on how the series had played out… little did we know what was coming.

This unedited “audio stream” captures all the raw energy of our early days, including me completely losing it over Dave's Madden and NCAA tendencies , and a deep dive with Allen into colorism and how to unite the Black community.

It’s a blast from the past that shows how much we’ve grown, what’s changed, and what we still stand on even stronger today.

We promise this is an NFC South breakdown—offseason moves, top fantasy plays, and all—but along the way we can’t help ourselves.

Brief detours include:
– Kobe’s defensive narrative and whether the ’09–’10 Lakers were the worst repeat champs ever
– The gap between Tim Duncan and Pau Gasol
– If it’s already too late for Bryce Young to turn it around
– Ohio State vs Texas and a critical Arch Manning take
– A childhood car accident that could have been avoided.....if black boys were allowed to have joy......

We're back to break down the AFC East—who’s for real, who’s fool’s gold. Also Michael is disturbed with the musical taste from some women.

Michael makes yet another push to bring Allen into the world of Bitcoin, and we discuss Todd Gurley's HOF chances.

With the season about 6 weeks away our hosts delve into the NFC North, focusing on the Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers. They discuss key players, quarterback dynamics, and make predictions for the upcoming season. The conversation is filled with humor and candid opinions, particularly about players like J.J. McCarthy and Justin Jefferson.

We’re still working through the growing pains of podcasting (scotch does not help)—but trust, the takes are as sharp as ever.

Michael lays out what he believes is the perfect farewell tour for LeBron James, while WNBA players continue sounding off about being underpaid. We also dive into the very different cultural reactions to the passings of Malcolm-Jamal Warner and Ozzy Osbourne—and what that says about us.

Michael expresses disappointment with Trump’s second term thus far to appreciating your dad while you still can, it gets personal. Also Andres shares a San Antonio trip he definitely regrets, and Jeff?.... He was very passionate about everything he said.

Hoops, heartbreak, and honesty—this one’s got it all.

We continue off our NFC East preview with a deep dive into the Cowboys and Eagles—and one of us drops a very bold prediction that could shake up the entire league.

Also there seems to be a bit of confusion as to who the Cowboys new coach is, and a nostalgic detour as we revisit the college greatness of Cam Newton.

Two contenders. One wild take. And just enough chaos to keep it Politically Uncorrect.

Bleacher Report disrespected Kobe—again. We break down their wild Top 100 list, debate Shaq’s dominance, and reveal our own Top 5s (spoiler: it gets heated).

Then it’s real talk: would you rather be 6’5 with an average salary or 5’6 and filthy rich? We get into the hype around height, ego, and value.

Also on deck:
– Andres recaps the MLB All-Star Game ending
– Michael gets grilled for claiming he has zero regrets in life
– Jeff exposes the hustle behind Instacart bots

Legends debated, truths confessed, and height definitely questioned.

So we tried to continue our NFL predictions but Bleacher Report decided this time of year was the perfect time to piss me off.....

With the NFL season right around the corner Michael and Allen begin their yearly "blind" predictions and takes on the season starting with the Washington Commanders and the New York Giants.

The conversation is filled with humor and candid opinions, making it an engaging listen for football fans.