Speaking for Sport

It's finally here. The long-awaited draft episode is upon you all and we called in the big guns to get your draft knowledge right. CBS Sports NFL draft analyst Josh Edwards joins the show as the TBP&G's first-ever guest to answer general and Cowboys draft questions. Then, Tre Blanco and Suos Boy Davidson do a live Cowboys mock draft, which starts off rocky but eases into something Boys fans may just love. 

Follow Josh Edwards on https://twitter.com/EdwardsCBS and his work on https://www.cbssports.com/writers/josh-edwards/

Special thanks to Music from Pixabay

Major League Baseball listened to its Black players and coaches on Georgia's new restrictive voter laws but did they do so at the expense of the Black people in Atlanta to make a point its residents didn't ask them to make on their behalf? With Austin Brezina back in the fold, the fellas dive into the ramifications of the MLB moving its All-Star game from Atlanta to Denver. Then D.R. comes after Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green's ill-advised comments on equal pay for women in sports during "Is This Your King?"

Zip lightly touches on the latest in the DeShaun Watson sexual assault allegations where apparently only expensive watches and cheap sandwiches will continue to sponsor him. Then he renews his Kelly Olynyk fan club card as he talks about the Rockets' abysmal season. Finally, he seemingly forgets baseball has 162 games as he gets super excited about the Astros first 7 games (6-1) record and numerous wins over the Oaklands A's to start the season (5). Is a feud brewing with the Speaking for Sports crew? Is one of them writing his descriptions? Who knows? Also drinking liberally and excessively into the mic, Zip? 

Oh yeah and don't forget about the weekly Houston rugby shoutout. WATCH RUGBY!

Without Austin Brezina for the second week in a row, the fellas dive back into the latest developments in the allegations of sexual assault against DeShaun Watson including his first press release since denying the allegations and another accusation not tied to the lawsuits appearing via Sports Illustrated. After that, Michael Rappoport and Kevin Durant both get the verbal hands during Is This Your King!?

Zip gets all juiced up about his stupid Astros beating the A's on opening day. And no an A's fan doesn't write these. He talks about feeling the joy of victory before briefly touching on DeShaun Watson and his legal team's latest defense against sexual assault allegations. He lightly touches on the Rockets before using philosophy and fluffy words to absolve Astros fans from rooting for a cheating team. Honestly, it's a solid reminder of the Astros fans perspective and all the reasons it would be hard to just start rooting for a new team. Unfortunately, slime in the ice machine right before Zip closes the podcast. STUPID BIRDS!!

Production note: This podcast was delayed in release till Sunday because of life events.

It's finally here the #CancelCulture episode. If something or someone canceled someone or something during our time away from the pod, we covered it and what it actually means to be canceled. We delve into every aspect of it from the consequences to how it affects our culture from Dr. Seuss to Gina Carano.

Just don't cancel us for explaining it to you.

It's the episode that Tre Blanco and Sous Boy Davidson have always wanted to do. The Dak Prescott New Contract episode is finally upon y'all, Dallas Cowboys fans. They talk out the ins and outs of the new era of Cowboys' cap situation after paying Prescott, other free agency moves, potential future moves and preview their draft episode which will feature a special guest.

Plus, minus D.R, they try to predict how he'll edit the episode. Never put D.R. in a corner. 

Special thanks to Music from Pixabay

New pod, new style takes on a different meaning as the fellas sans Auatin Brezina dive into the various aspects of the relationship between Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and superstar singer Ciara with her ex-boyfriend, rapper Future including the hate Ciara receives for previously dating the rapper, Wilson's public persona and the differences between Wilson and Future.

D.R. teases a special treat for next week and they also dive into Lil Nas X's new song and the controversy therein during "Is This Your King?" 

As Zip comes to terms with the fact that he may actually watch a whole year of Houston sadness, the Houston Rockets trade the centerpiece of their James Harden package for pennies including his "favorite" player in the NBA, Kelly Olyn...Olyny....why can't he say that name? He briefly touches on the impending doom to befall the Astros now that fans can FINALLY yell at them for cheating this season.   

The H stands for Hell for a reason, Zip. Strap in for a long year.

We're back with an all-new bag of tricks or maybe the same bag of tricks carefully rebranded under a new name and for our first trick, we talk about the dumpster fire that is Houston sports. Wait what's changed again? It gets dark in the first episode as talk about Houston Texans DeShaun Watson's numerous allegations of sexual assault levied over the last week. 

After that, we shift into a much lighter conversation -- a different former of misogyny with the NCAA's much different handling between the mens' and womens' March Madness accommodations. 

It's a heavy return but at least you have an intro you'll like. Yeah about that......