The Beat of Sports

David Purdum of ESPN Chalk answers if former Bachelor contestants under investigation for winning a fantasy sports contest and have the results of the Jeopardy tournament been leaked while people are betting on the outcome.

Josh Robbins covers the Orlando Magic for The Athletic and talks with Marc if the Magic make a move before the NBA trade deadline and can Markelle Fultz become the go-to scorer for the team.

Forbes contributor Dr Karen Weaver joins the show and discusses the legacy of former Big Ten Commissioner, Jim Delaney, and how he changed college sports.

In one of the weirder segments of the show in recent memory the guys talk about the Yoeneis Cespedes injury related to an incident on his ranch in Port Saint Lucie involving a boar.

Another coaching vacancy got filled yesterday when the Dallas Cowboys tabbed Mike McCarthy as their next head coach. This lead to many talking heads and Twitter warriors to criticize the move, but Marc wonders why so much outrage?

This year the second worse team in the NBA has been the Golden State Warriors, now most of this can be traced back to them missing Steph Curry and Klay Thompson. But as Marc points out when you don't have star players your coaching ability can be exposed.

Ben Austro of Football Zebras breaks down the biggest officiating plays of the NFL Wildcard Weekend.

The game ended with Tom Brady throwing a pick-six and now questions have been raised about what happens next for the star quarterback. Although Marc expects Brady to want to continue playing he wonders if there will be Super Bowl contending suitors that will sign him.

Could this be the end for Tom Brady in New England, the Texans advance in overtime, and the Eagles lost Carson Wentz again. Marc breaks down everything that happened throughout Wild Card Weekend.

Now that Marc Daniels is back, he gives his thoughts on bowl season and the College Football Playoff games.