In a battle weeks and one failed un-uploaded podcast in the making, D.R and Daniel finally square off on the Deshaun Watson issue with Terrell and a guest appearance by Tre Blanco (Edd White) playing referees. They break down the latest in the Watson saga including Judge Sue Robinson's ruling, the NFL's appeals process, and the larger societal impact of the NFL wading into legal matters. 

D.R and Daniel even delve into their issues with each other's opinions on the matter. 

It's a can't-miss heavyweight bout over one of the pressing issues of our time. 

The boys are back for their second episode of season three after a long break and working some of the bugs out of the new format. On this episode, they dive into the controversial study clause in Arizona Cardinals running back Kyler Murray's contract. They break it down from beginning to end before D.R. lightly torches the NFL. It's a dynamic return where Thespian Papi does his best to get everyone canceled out of nowhere in the middle of the show.

With producer D.R. and King Julien back in the fold, shenanigans continue to abound on Tre Blanco's Podcast and Grill as they talk about training camp and potential future free agent signings including a spirited debate with King Julien over potentially signing defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh. Daniel handles another Pocket Watch segment including discussing the infamous clause in Kyler Murray's contract and finally, they wrap up the show with Tre Blanco and his sous chef Daniel having an angry, angry debate over if Josh Allen was wrong or right to start a training camp scuffle after being pushed by a lineman during team drills.

Minus Producer D.R, Tre Blanco provides for the outro and a botch on the intro, maybe their producer isn't so useless after all. But on the episode Tre Banco and Sous Boy (Daniel) Davidson dive into players to watch at training camp, free agents they'd like to add during the preseason and Daniel even details how the offense may be better despite the loss of some key weapons.

With D.R. unintentionally ruining the show, Tre Blanco and the gang return to go over the Cowboys offseason, mini-camp and OTA's and look ahead to what to expect as the Cowboys head into training camp and the preseason. They also unfortunately get into a debate about who can and cannot be Batman in football position.

After somewhat unsuccessfully letting the pain go of the Cowboys 2022 playoff loss, minus King Julien, Tre Blanco and Daniel levy their criticisms at the Cowboys up and down offseason including weird free agency drama, some missed opportunities to bring in outside help and a few questionable draft decisions.

After a long hiatus, Daniel, D.R., Terrell and Tre Blanco (Tre Blanco's Podcast and Grill) kick off season three by breaking down the NIL-induced rant by Nick Saban and the entire fallout thereafter. This episode has it all from Terrell Huff doing a Jimbo Fisher accent to D.R. telling people what makes people more effective at their jobs. It's well worth the two-hour run time.

It's been quite the year, but at the end of the day, the H will always be for Hell.

Thanks everyone for listening! 

Zipp sits down with sports journalist D.R. Lewis to talk about the first year of the H Is For Hell, life as a writer, and plenty of other non-sports related tangents. 

Zipp's thoughts on the first 'home' game of the Houston Gamblers of the newly revived United States Football League.