Chris breaks down the meteoric rise of Tommy DeVito, his growth on his final drive against the Packers, and his family’s success in keeping him humble while not overtly perpetuating stereotypes. Besides a thrilling NFL slate, this week features Shohei Ohtani’s exorbitant payday, Juan Siri’s trade to the Yankees, and the first NBA In-Season Championship Game.

Chris breaks down the CFP committee’s decision, why it’s unfair (to more than just one program), and why the average fan is better off for it. He also discusses the Heisman finalists and one quarterback’s surprising transfer. This week’s episode comes with just five remaining in the NFL season, so it’s time to break down the remaining schedules and playoff probabilities for several teams. Lastly, contrary to most media, Chris evaluates some baseball moves not related to Juan Soto or Shohei Ohtani.

Chris recaps the NFL week with more focus on each team’s upcoming schedule and how realistic their chances of reaching the playoffs (or earning the number 1 pick) are. He also breaks down the CFP picture entering rivalry week, early hot stove news, and a first for baseball MVP’s.

Chris sits down with the Lustgarten Foundation’s senior coordinator of external and community relations - and his good friend - Dalton Allison. Their talk encapsulates how their time at Seton Hall University guided Dalton’s career serving the community, how Covid actually helped their friendship, and the current exploits of Dalton’s beloved New York Rangers.

Chris breaks down the historic run by the Texas Rangers to their first world championship and makes picks for baseball’s awards season. He also discusses the week’s managerial hires. On the gridiron, Chris delves into Josh McDaniels’ firing, why the sign stealing scandal could be a black eye for more than just Michigan, and the complicated legacy of Bob Knight.

Chris breaks down the respective league championship series and questions a recurring theme regarding suspensions. He breaks down the WNBA Finals and the exceedingly impressive atmosphere of Barclays Center, and questions the standing of the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Chargers.

Chris breaks down the Damian Lillard deal & an NFL week where a luxury box far overshadowed a game. He also discusses the legacy of Brooks Robinson & how Cory Schneider helped him through his first professional experience in an NHL dressing room.

Chris recaps a week two featuring a questionable non-call in Detroit, a potentially season-saving comeback in the desert, and a devastating injury in Pittsburgh. He also highlights the unnecessary fan violence prevalent off the field in the Dolphins-Patriots & Colorado State-Colorado games, shares his thoughts on the Mel Tucker & Mike Babcock situations, and finds joy in celebrations of Adam Wainwright and (on a grander scale) Roberto Clemente.

Chris reasons why the teams at MetLife Stadium might not be doomed, but also how the stadium itself must be changed. He recaps a Saturday featuring Texas’ revenge and Colorado’s continued success, goes over the Mets’ seemingly destined hire, and discusses the record victories of Novak Djokovic and Coco Gauff.

Chris predicts an NFL season with likely Super Bowl picks and an unorthodox MVP candidate. He highlights the life and career of Gil Brandt, brags about knowing Deion Sanders’ Buffaloes would succeed, and chronicles the Yankees’ youthful resurgence. He also breaks down the FIBA Tournament and Nebraska volleyball’s historic day.