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The NFL season is in full swing and the boys' teams are beginning to go in different directions. They have some suggestions for games in London, and ideas to improve attendance at Chargers games. They also talk soccer, Emeril, baseball, "Odeckham", the importance of a well-balanced meal, and the boys pretend to be cranky old baseball managers.
Ronn and Joe’s football teams meet in a classic battle of rookie kicker vs man pretending to be a dog. Ronn sees something he’s never seen before on an NFL sideline, which inspires a good marketing idea for the NFL. The boys also play a game of "Melo or Mellow". Ronn sums the episode up best: "I find it all entertaining and it's what we care about. NYG, Eagles, NFL, Dick."
The boys discuss the NFL, MLB, Marshawn Lynch, college football, Panera, Sandy Duncan, DNA Day, badminton, Folsom Street Fair, Odell Beckham, ceremonial first pitches, girth charts, and a factory-installed shimmy.
It's Week 1 of the NFL season, and the boys have a lot of ground to cover. They discuss their Eagles and Giants games, the Patriots, the NFL's continued poor attempts at discipline, spelling bees, romantic Bills fans, Fun Dip, the Reverend Raven, participation trophies, the WNBA, and they learn the value of family with Antonio Cromartie.
The boys discuss the Mayweather McGregor fight, the Kyrie Irving trade, MLB, NFL preseason, Russian television, ESPN, and a good sports funeral.
Ronn finds a new sponsor for the show, and Joe plays a game of “Sports broadcaster or Civil War Soldier”.
The boys talk NFL preseason, kombucha, Roger Goodell, fantasy football, WNBA, anniversary gifts, drinking mouthwash, and Courtney Love. Ronn teaches Joe a new acronym and Joe suffers a very painful loss at the hands of the Eagles' general manager.
This week: Ronn sports a new look, tries to "go straight", and plays a game of "New York Giants Hall of Famer or Vaudeville Performer?" Joe flips some virgins, and plays a game of "WNBA player or real estate broker". The boys also check in on Colin Kaepernick's employment status.
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