On this episode, I am joined by Coty Davis of Sports Illustrated to talk about the future of the Houston Rockets and what the team looks like going forward after trading Christan Wood. Sarge also believes that the superstar tag has been given too early to one player in the NBA Finals. 

Big Sarge has a very strong opinion about the comments made by former NFL QB Cam Newton saying he could start for some of the lower-ranked teams in the NFL.

Big Sarge dives into why the Boston Celtics have been so effective against the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals and it boils down to one player. 

On the latest installment of SportzTalk With Big Sarge, I discuss the statements made by defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio about the Jan. 6 insurrection hearings and how insensitive his comments were. 

Sarge breaks down Game 2 of the NBA Finals and talks about how the fans got fooled by Celtics center Al Horford in the latest installment of Sportz Talk With Big Sarge.

Sarge feels that the Houston Texans got fleeced in the trade that sent quarterback Deshaun Watson to the Cleveland Browns. 

Sarge takes a look at how NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell handled the gambling case of Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley and how his letter to him was soaked in hypocrisy. 

With the announcement made by Green Bay Packers MVP QB Aaron Rodgers that he would return to the team for the 2022-23 season and a potential four-year contract extension in the works, Sarge believes that backup quarterback Jordan Love should seek a trade rather than sit on the bench until Rodgers retires.  

In this episode, Sarge addresses the Quincy Avery comments on the Texans WR during quarterback Deshaun Watson's last season with the team. 

Big Sarge thinks that Houston Texans GM Nick Caserio may have stumbled on to the solution to get quarterback Deshaun Watson back under center for the team next season.