Russ and Pat cruise into a discussion on the latest iteration of The Last Dance documentary, then switch gears into an ode to the late Don Shula, and close out the show with a List Lane ranking some historic fat NBA players and candidates to come back a little heavy when quarantine is over.

Russ and Pat dive into episodes three and four of The Last Dance, toss out their biggest winner and loser of the 2020 NFL Draft, then they close things out with a wishlist of the All In Auction items.

Russ and Pat dive deep into the week's news including the premiere of The Last Dance and Rob Gronkowski's reunion with Tom Brady in Tampa Bay, Then they tackle a mock draft of the first ten selections in this weeks NFL Draft and close the show with the three worst draft picks in NFL history.

Russ and Pat open the show with some breaking news from the NBA and the G-League: #1 recruit Jalen Green is forgoing college basketball to join the G-League, they give the ins and outs on that story before finally putting to rest the "trade Joe Burrow" debate, and close the show with their Top-3 NBA dynasties ahead of ESPN's "The Last Dance."

Russ and Pat start the show with a full breakdown of the return plan put together by Major League Baseball, give some of the biggest snubs left off of the NFL All-Decade team, and close the show with some teams from the past who would've been great to watch on HBO's Hard Knocks.

Russ and Pat voice their thoughts on a potential Tiger Woods/Phil Mickelson matchup to stem the quarantine boredom, then they deep dive into HBO's "The Scheme" and close out the show with some of their favorite sports movies.

Russ and Pat breakdown some of the smaller NFL Free Agency deals that trickled in after last weeks episode, then the pair gives their thoughts on the situations facing Cam Newton, Andy Dalton, and Jameis Winston. All while wrapping up the show opining about opening day and Pat gives Russ a grade on his NBA preseason playoff predictions.

Russ and Pat break the cabin fever with a full breakdown of all the big deals from a wild opening to NFL Free Agency. 

Russ is thrilled to welcome Pat Fetch to the show as his new co-host. The pair try to wrap their heads around the sports world shutting down due to the Coronavirus pandemic, then they bring back some normalcy with a full preview of the 2020 MLB season.

Russ is back on the three-lane highway breaking down the NFL playoff expansion (1:30-11:00), John Beilein's short tenure in Cleveland (11:00-16:45), and closes the show with a prediction on a fight for the ages in Fury V. Wilder (16:45-22:45).