Spencer goes all in on New England's signing of Cam Newton, and what to expect from Cam and the Patriots this year. Dev Bhargava returns to the show to say why he thinks the Cam Newton signing is being way over hyped, arguing that the Patriots will battle for third place in the AFC East.

The bonus content (available only on the podcast) includes a breakdown of Chris Simms' list of the top 40 quarterbacks in the NFL, and Spencer explains how some of these lists are actually made.

Spencer dives into the true value of running backs in the NFL, and why very few are worth considering for a big contract. Chad Walker makes his show debut to give his insight on NFL running backs and on who could compete with Clemson this year for a CFB National Championship.

In today's bonus content, Spencer gives his thoughts on the MLB's restart plan and why it cannot undo the damage done to the sport's brand from the last several weeks.

Spencer explains why the Miami Dolphins would be wise to sit Tua Tagovailoa this year after Tampa Bay head coach Bruce Arians' remarks arguing otherwise. Today's bonus content features a deep dive on Justin Herbert's potential as a pro quarterback with the LA Chargers.

Dylan Marcy joins the show to give his thoughts on Tua and other rookie quarterbacks taken in first round of the 2020 NFL  Draft.

Spencer explains why Major League Baseball's inability to return is like a team's ability to win a championship, and why it could have consequences beyond this season. Today's bonus content features a deep dive on this year's MVP race in the NBA, and why one player who won't win the award should be highly commended in the MVP discussion.

Alex Stewart joins the show to give his thoughts on the MLB and on Dalvin Cook's contract holdout, arguing why the Vikings should pay their young running back.

Spencer explains why the Warriors and the Patriots are in similar positions as franchises, and why Cam Newton going to New England wouldn't make much sense. Plus, today's bonus content features his take on Marcus Spears' notion on ESPN First Take that James Harden is better than Stephen Curry.

Mitchel McLaughlin joins him to push back on Cam Newton not fitting in New England, and why this year's NBA playoff format could last beyond 2020.

Spencer explains why he feels bad for Dak Prescott on one hand given his contract situation, and also why he doesn't. In the show's bonus content (podcast only!) he provides perspective on NFL rule changes, and what the PGA should learn from the second edition of "The Match". 

Dev Barghava joins him to push back on the new NFL rule proposal, and give his thoughts on Dak Prescott still not having a long-term contract with the Cowboys.

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Spencer details how Russell Wilson and Deshaun Watson are similarly under-valued In the NFL, why Wilson should have been last year's MVP, and what we should learn about sports dynasties now that "The Last Dance" documentary has concluded.


 Alex Stewart joins the show to give his biggest takeaways on "The Last Dance" and why he still thinks LeBron is still the greatest of all time over Jordan, plus what to make of Dak Prescott's continued contract negotiations.

Spencer explains why the Cincinnati Bengals' organizational shortcomings aren't Joe Burrow's biggest obstacle to success, and how Russell Wilson continues to be undervalued as one of the NFL's best players in the last decade.

Dylan Marcy joins him for the final 10 minutes to give his thoughts on the lack of appreciation for Russell Wilson, and why the Houston Texans will take a step back in 2020.

Spencer explains why top recruits bypassing Division-I College Basketball could be good, not bad, for coaches, fans, and players alike. Plus, his biggest takeaways so far from "The Last Dance" documentary.

Jack Benjamin, voice of Nicholls State Athletics, joins him for the final 10 minutes to give his thoughts on how College Basketball should go forward if top prospects continue to play elsewhere before going to the NBA.

Spencer explains what Aaron Rodgers and LeBron James have in common, and why the Dallas Cowboys are not a playoff team in 2020.

Plus, Dev Barghava joins the show to discuss the viability of the Buccaneers In the NFC playoff picture, and whether or not the Patriots can succeed without Tom Brady.