On Friday's show, we usher in Conference Championship Sunday with a preview of both games. Brian looks at how postseason football can differ from what we observe in 17 weeks of the regular season. We break down the keys to each game and what factors can tip the scales, as the teams eye a Super Bowl berth.

On today's show, we get into some NBA talk and discuss the six big headlines to watch out for in the second half of the season, including "Who's a Threat to the Warriors in the West?", "Who's Winning the East?", and "The MVP Race". Then, we wrap up with a new segment called "You're Not in Kansas Anymore" for Adam Gase.

On Monday's show, we dive right into the weekend that was in the NFL. The Chiefs came out fast and popped the Colts; the Rams adjusted and the Cowboys did not; Tom Brady did what Tom Brady does in January in Foxboro; and the Saints edged out the defending champions in a nail-biter in the Superdome.

It's the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs and Brian digs into each of the four games and picks his winners. We close the show with Archie's Picks.

On today's show, Brian discusses the head coaching carousel in the NFL and how everyone is trying to find their own Sean McVay. We talk about the moves made in Green Bay, Arizona, and Cleveland and debate the merits of hiring a young, offensive-minded head coach. Lastly, Brian gives his "get-off-my-lawn" take on College Football.

We open the week by diving into what we learned from Wildcard Weekend in the NFL. Brian openly asks if Dak Prescott showed something on Saturday night. Then we explain what the Nick Foles phenomenon really is. Also, Brian says the Bears loss was a necessary evil; he identifies the scariest thing about this Chargers team; and he explains why Frank Reich is the right guy in Indianapolis. We wrap up with an NCAA College Football National Championship prediction.

On our Special Saturday show, Champ stops by to pick winners in each of the Wildcard games. The guys also rank the 12 playoff teams according to their chances of winning the Super Bowl, predict eight coaches who will fill the eight head coaching vacancies, and wrap up with a "Dads Only".

On Friday's show, we preview Wild Card Weekend by examining the keys to each of the four games. And then Archie picks the games.

On our first show of the New Year, Brian examines the respective messes that exist in Pittsburgh, Denver, and Atlanta. Then we turn our attention to the always spinning coaching carousel -- who's interviewing where and what should we believe?

Champ stops by on our Monday show and discusses some of the puzzling things that happened in Week 17 in the NFL: Vikings didn't show up, Nick Foles is back, and the Jaguars might need a re-boot. Then, Champ and Brian discuss the Wildcard Weekend matchups. We wrap up the show by examining the brand new head coaching vacancies and what some of the rumors are; and we do a Dads Only.