Set the Line

Sam and Braden return after a one week hiatus by continuing their annual tradition of dynasty fantasy football rankings, beginning with QB24 through QB13. They then discuss what the teams who lost in the first round of the NBA playoffs should do during the offseason.

Braden and Sam bring back their favorite annual episode, and create an NFL Mock Draft using the Wheel of Mayhem.

Sam and Braden make their picks for the NBA postseason and discuss whether some of MLB's hottest starts are sustainable.

Braden and Sam predict who will cut down the nets in Detroit next April, overreact to MLB's first two weeks, and do an NFL best ball draft on Underdog.

Braden and Sam pick the winners of Saturday's Final Four games (along with Monday's National Championship), discuss which player other than Cam Boozer, Darryn Peterson, or AJ Dybantsa is the best fit for the NBA's worst teams, and run through the first round of their first NFL mock draft.

Sam and Braden make their picks for milestone events in the 2026 MLB season.

Braden and Sam discuss the impacts of the Dolphins and Broncos trade involving Jaylen Waddle, look ahead to the seasons for the Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres, San Francisco Giants, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Colorado Rockies, and cap the episode off with their favorite games, upsets, and bracket picks for each region of the NCAA Tournament, along with their Final 4 and National Championship game picks.

Sam and Braden preview the upcoming seasons for the Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, St. Louis Cardinals, and Pittsburgh Pirates, then each select one team who has won and one who has lost early on in NFL free agency.

Sam and Braden discuss impact players from the National League East, and are then joined by Jake Heiges to discuss some of the bubbliest teams in college basketball.

Sam and Braden discuss which teams should consider trading for Colts QB Anthony Richardson, and discuss the starting lineups, key players, and potential breakouts from the Seattle Mariners, Houston Astros, Texas Rangers, Athletics, and Los Angeles Angels.