Run The Table

It's a pretty solid Wide Receiver class, but does it have a true number one guy? Listen to find out. We give you our top six players at the position and for the first time, the guy's lists are pretty different. Some comps are DeAndre Hopkins, Tyler Lockett, and Christian Watson.

The guys break down their brackets from the first weekend of march madness. There's some good there, but there's also a lot of bad. We talk about every single game, and then predict what we think will happen the rest of the way.

We talk Jake Paul v. Tommy Fury. Is the media's fascination with Jake Paul finally over, Bryce seems to think so. We then talk about March Madness. Just two games left in the regular, so who are the top four teams as we reach the conference tournament? They guys also talk parity in CBB and why there isn't a team above the rest this year. Is Clemson going to make the playoffs? Obert's not so sure. The guys also talk the biggest dark horse that's flying under the radar. We then get into the MLB pitch clock and how it's good for the game. IT IS GOOD FOR THE GAME. Then we finish it up with NFL combine talk. We touch on the Jalen Carter situation, Bryce Young not throwing at the combine, and how much do you actually put into the combine.

The guys make their second mock draft of the year! Right before the combine, let's take a look at the perception of some of these guys ahead of the testing. A lot of big moves in Bryce's mock draft. Obert's getting in on the trade action too. A lot of great players are talked about. Some names you'll recognize, others you won't know quite yet, but will become much more familiar in the coming months.

The most exciting position to evaluate is here. It's running backs time. Once again, we breakdown our top six running backs of this year's class and give our player comparison. Surprisingly the guys lists are pretty similar, but their comps are wildly different. Demarco Murray, Raheem Mostert, and Jamaal Charles are some of the comps that are brought up during the episode.

This show is jam packed with a good time. Alex Michalec joins us to talk about all the big things happening in the world of sports. He's a huge Manchester City fan, so it's only fitting he comes on to argue about who owns Manchester with Obert who is a new United fan. We also talk best player in Europe right now, who's winning the Prem League and Champions league. We even touch a little bit on the Super League idea. We also talk about what's wrong with the NBA All-Star Weekend. How do you get the games to mean something? Is it worth it to even play them? Then we do a little this or that game with Bryce Young. We go through every NFL team and pick which QB we'd rather have for our franchises future. We get some great dialogue with those discussions. 

In our first edition of positional rankings, both Bryce and Obert rank their top 6 QB's in this year's class. CJ Stroud is Justin Herbert? We're getting another Brock Osweiler? How about the next Russell Wilson? It's a very interesting breakdown that you won't want to miss.

We recap the Super Bowl, touching on all the huge story lines. The field conditions, the Bradberry holding, and the MVP are all covered. The guys also talk about the new coaching hires made by the Arizona Cardinals and the Indianapolis Colts.

The guys revisit their preseason NBA predictions following a crazy trade deadline. A lot of big moves from East to West makes for a very interesting post All-Star Break run. If you want our opinion on most of the trades that took place, look no further. We predict how the 1-10 will look in both the east and the west and pick all the way through the playoffs. 

The guys breakdown their thoughts on the Super Bowl. Will the Eagles be able to take advantage of a hobbled Patrick Mahomes? Will the Chiefs find a way to win up front? Then they give their prediction. With NFL awards on the way the guys pick their winner for Coach of the Year, MVP, Defensive and Offensive Player of the year, Defensive and Offensive Rookie of the Year, and Comeback Player of the Year.