Mac Moore and Bobby Golinvaux have Too Many Points about the epic battle between the Seahawks and the Pats, Cowboys win after an all-too-familiar Falcons collapse, Butker is money for the Chiefs and Bobby G's hypothetical sports bets of the week.

Mac Moore and Ethan Hrabe talk about Cobra Kai moving Netflix, how the show successfully builds on the Karate Kid film, the blending of genre and why kids having grown-up fight scenes is awesome.

Mac Moore, Jackson Schneider and Marco Marquez have Too Many Points as football season kicks off with the Sun Belt Conference going Supernova on Big 12 teams, Chiefs making football look too easy, Miami Heat puts the NBA on notice and why Jokic is Mac's favorite player.

You'll never see it coming as Mac, Wade and Ethan return to talk about SummerSlam and NXT: TakeOver, is Drew McIntyre having a solid run despite the pandemic, Roman Reigns crashing the biggest party of the summer, why Adam Cole vs. Pat McAfee totally worked, why Sasha and Bayley totally doesn't and can Keith Lee overcome his limited debut. Also, AEW puts Brodie Lee over and if Jon Moxley actually bitter.

Mac Moore and Marco Marquez have Too Many Points about the NBA seeding games, which teams impressed the most, which playoff matchups interests them the most and they give out NBA Bubble Awards.

Mac Moore, Nat Harper and Colin Wright talk about Palm Springs as a post-modern Groundhog Day that is a perfect pandemic release, Last Chance U Season 5 adds a different tone while delivering what we love about the series and how Unsolved Mysteries fits into Netflix's run of crime doc shows.

Mac Moore and Colin Wright have Too Many Points about the Miami Marlins having half the active roster test positive for coronavirus, the NBA keeps positive tests at zero even with Lou Williams's trip to Magic City and what are the best bets as the NBA returns to action.

Mac Moore, Ethan Hrabe, Nat Harper and Brandon Pickens take a visit to Letterkenny, where main character Wayne leads a group of hicks through transformative conversations filled with puns, alliteration and witty turns of phrase on topics like culture, masculinity and why being from a small town doesn't mean you're simple minded.

Mac Moore and Marco Marquez have Too Many Points about Power Five consider axing non-conference play, NBA turns food in the bubble into a meme-worthy content, NFL's plan to return still has more questions than answers as it has to tackle separate off-the-field controversies this week.

Mac Moore, Jackson Schneider and Marco Marquez have Too Many Points about the Ivy League canceling its fall sports season, how Patrick Mahomes deal looks great for both sides, will the MLB be more exciting during a shortened season and which NBA team will be the most exciting to watch during the play-in games.