Serious sports fans, this one’s for you: in this episode of Straight Facts, Homie, Trey Wingo delivers calm, data-driven analysis—no yelling, no hot takes—on the stories that actually matter.

We break down Tiger Woods’ latest back surgery and what the numbers say about his legacy vs. today’s PGA Tour, then pivot to the NFL with evidence-based insights on the Patriots’ Vrabel-May blueprint, the Cowboys’ No. 1 offense vs. No. 32 defense dilemma (and the Micah Parsons fallout), and why the Chiefs’ offense looks poised to surge with Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy, and Hollywood Brown back in the mix.

We also unpack the real math behind the tush push (a rules discussion, not a rant) and assess a reshaped AFC landscape, including why the Steelers suddenly profile as contenders.

If you want statistical and factual analysis that makes you smarter about NFL and golf, hit Subscribe—this is the sports podcast built for informed fans who crave signal, not noise.

Trey sits down with Brandel Chamblee to dissect LIV Golf’s crossroads: expiring mega-deals, sputtering viewership, the Chris Heck reset, and why the product still struggles to create stakes that matter versus the PGA Tour.

We dig into the real drivers—attention, leverage, merit, and pipeline—plus how elevated purses, private equity, and streaming economics shape golf’s future.

From Rahm, Koepka, Bryson, and DJ to charity-powered events like WM Phoenix Open and the Ryder Cup ripple effects, this episode cuts through the noise with data, context, and consequences for serious fans who prefer insight over hot takes.

Serious golf talk—no shouting, just data. Trey Wingo sits down with CBS analyst Colt Knost to dissect the Bethpage Black Ryder Cup: why Europe’s foursomes dominance and conversion rates decided the first two days, how the “envelope rule” should evolve into a true 13th-man substitution, whether Keegan Bradley deserves another shot as captain, and why Tiger Woods isn’t a cure-all.

They also tackle PGA Tour scheduling (hello, Brian Rolapp), shrinking fields vs. underdog drama, and whether the Presidents Cup should be scrapped to give Team USA two full years to prepare.

Plus: what LIV Golf actually changed—Rahm, Bryson, Brooks, DJ, Hatton—and why performance, not politics, determines selections. If you want informed, stats-driven insight that respects your intelligence, you’re in the right place.

Serious football and golf fans only.

Trey Wingo breaks down Week 5 with data, not decibels,

1.Dak Prescott’s MVP-level start (73% completion, 4 TDs, 0 INTs vs. Jets) and why he’s carrying Dallas despite a bottom-tier defense

2. How the Eagles’ first loss revealed season-long red flags—blown 17–3 lead, a stalling run game (Saquon Barkley down from 5.8 to 3.2 YPC), and corners getting picked on

3. The Detroit Lions’ culture and scoring machine under Dan Campbell (37–24 over Bengals, Montgomery & Gibbs both score again, tying the Emmitt Smith–Moose Johnston duo mark)

Then golf: LIV’s reported $1.1–$1.4B losses, why fan attention swung back to the PGA Tour (Scheffler dominance, Rory’s career Grand Slam), and what expiring LIV deals could mean next.

No hot takes—just stats, context, and straight facts. Follow and review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.

On this episode of Straight Facts, Homie, Trey Wingo is joined by Pro Bowl linebacker Shawne Merriman to break down the Chargers’ hot start, their stunning collapse against a rookie QB, and how injuries on the offensive line exposed Justin Herbert.

Merriman shares insider insight on Jim Harbaugh’s culture shift in LA, why authenticity matters in coaching, and what separates great pass rushers in today’s NFL. The two also dive into Patrick Mahomes’ unique ability to extend plays, the growing emphasis on strip sacks, and whether defenses are making a comeback across the league.

Plus, Shawne opens up about his transition from the NFL to running his MMA promotion Lights Out Extreme Fighting, and why combat sports became his second passion.

If you’re tired of hot takes and want real football insight from those who’ve been in the trenches, this one is for you.

Serious golf fans won’t want to miss this Ryder Cup breakdown.

Trey Wingo sits down with longtime NBC/Golf Channel analyst Mark Rolfing to analyze what really happened at Bethpage: from Europe’s dominance in foursomes and clutch putting, to Keegan Bradley’s format mistakes, to why Team USA continues to struggle in alternate shot.

They dive into the numbers, match-play mentality, and cultural differences that make Europe so consistent, plus what needs to change for the U.S. to finally win on foreign soil in 2027. If you’re tired of hot takes and want insight grounded in stats, strategy, and experience, this is your Ryder Cup recap.

No yelling. No hot takes. Just ball.

Trey Wingo breaks down a wild NFL week and a gut-punch Ryder Cup finish with data, context, and receipts.

What we cover

• Cowboys–Packers 40–40 tie: why Dallas was lucky, how the extra point rule swung the game, and why trading Micah Parsons still makes no sense
• Dak Prescott’s MVP-level play vs Dallas’ defense issues
• Ryder Cup truth serum: envelope rule explained, why the Euros care more, and Shane Lowry’s moment
• Chiefs 37–20 over Ravens: Xavier Worthy’s impact, Mahomes’ first 4-TD game since 2023, why KC’s WR room is the deepest of his career
• Eagles beat Bucs 31–25: special teams bails them out again, Saquon regression is real, where the scheme is stuck
• Lions roll Browns: Goff cooks, Cleveland QB timeline, when it’s time to go to the young guns
• Giants and Jackson Dart: solid situational ball, what’s next without Malik Nabers

Day Two of the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black was an all-time collapse for Team USA and a historic performance by Team Europe. For the first time ever, a road team has won every session through the first two days, led by Tommy Fleetwood, Rory McIlroy, and Jon Rahm.

Trey breaks down why this is not just bad play, but one of the greatest displays of dominance in Ryder Cup history. From Scottie Scheffler’s shocking 0-4 record as the No. 1 player in the world to Keegan Bradley’s questionable pairings and Europe’s unmatched chemistry, this Straight Facts Only recap dives deep into the stats, match results, and strategy that turned Bethpage into a European clinic. No yelling, no hot takes, just real analysis.

Day one of the Ryder Cup 2025 at Bethpage Black was brutal for Team USA as Europe dominated from start to finish. Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Tommy Fleetwood, and the rest of Team Europe brought quiet confidence and firepower while Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau struggled to deliver.

In this Straight Facts Only recap we dive into the stats, match results, and strategy decisions that left the Americans down 5.5 to 2.5 after the opening day. From Justin Thomas and Cameron Young’s bright performance to questions around Keegan Bradley’s pairings, we break it all down with facts and analysis that serious golf fans crave without the yelling and hot takes.

On Straight Facts, Homie, Trey Wingo sits down with ESPN legend Kenny Mayne for a candid, hilarious, and surprisingly instructive look at how sports TV really gets made—without the gimmicks. You’ll hear how fixes worked before modern edit tools, why accuracy beats hype, and how to stay composed when a highlight shot sheet goes sideways.

They also swap golf stories (St Andrews, Jubilee, Castle Course), talk Cooper Manning & Brian Baumgartner, and plug Kenny’s new show We Need a Fourth.

If you’re tired of hot takes and want insight from people who actually did it, this one’s for you.

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