In this episode, Full Press Packers podcast host Kyle Senra and I talk about the future Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers? First, we talk about the positives and negatives of having Rodgers in GB. Do the positives outweigh the negatives? Is Jordan Love capable of being GB's starting quarterback if Rodgers leaves GB? Whether the Packers keep or trade Rodgers, what areas could GB address with the No. 15 pick? Would it be weird if the Packers finally select a wide receiver after Rodgers has wanted a first-round receiver? With a potential trade, what teams will look to trade for Rodgers? Will the NY Jets look to get Rodgers after getting Nathaniel Hackett as their offensive coordinator? Finally, Kyle answers what the Packers will do with Rodgers. Will he retire, stay in GB, or be traded?

In this episode, Ronnie Eastham and I recap yesterday's AFC Divisional Playoff Round meeting between the Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills, which turned into a convincing 27-10 road win in Orchard Park. During this episode, we answer several questions about Buffalo's loss to the Bengals? Did the Bills let down their fans when so many people thought Buffalo would not only make but win the Super Bowl? Was Buffalo's game plan against a stingy Bengals defense too dependent on Josh Allen winning yesterday's game? Why can't the Bills develop a strong offensive line or running game? The Bengals rushed for more than 100 yards the Bills despite missing three starting linemen. What was causing the rift between Allen and Stefon Diggs during yesterday's game? Does Sean McDermott's defensive game plan hurt the Bills for a lack of running game and offensive line? Could Brian Daboll's absence from Buffalo to the NY Giants have led to Allen's regression in Buffalo's star quarterback? With three straight trips to the AFC Divisional without a Super Bowl appearance, is Buffalo's current three-year stretch a success or failure?

In this episode, DMICMedia and I preview Saturday's AFC Divisional Round between Trevor Lawrence and my Jacksonville Jaguars and Patrick Mahomes and his Kansas City Chiefs.

In this episode, Action Network/Fantasy Labs MMA writer Billy Ward and I preview UFC 283, which marks the UFC's first event in Brazil since 2020. We look at the vacant Light Heavyweight title bout between Glover Teixeira and Jamahal Hill. After a draw for the vacant belt last month, will there actually be a winner at 205 pounds? While Teixeira lost his belt last year, Hill's boxing and punching offer him a great chance at winning with his hands. The winner will likely see Jiří Procházka at finally find the ultimate champ at 205 pounds. Then, we look at the UFC's first tetralogy bout for the Flyweight belt between Deiveson Figueiredo and Brandon Moreno. With each guy 1-1-1 in the first three fights, this will determine the kind at 125 pounds. We then look at our other favorite fights, Billy's DFS strategy for Cash and GPP contests. Finally, we end this episode by discussing reigning UFC Heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou leaving the UFC.

In this episode, DMICMedia and I look at the Super Wild Card Weather for each one of the six playoff games this weekend. First, we look at a potential rainy and windy mess between the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara. With the Bay Area seeing more rain and wind, Saturday's game looks like a sloppy encounter between the two NFC West rivals. Does this limit the potential scoring and create more turnovers? Onto the Chargers-Jaguars, where Jacksonville could be experiencing one of its coldest home games ever on Saturday night. How cold could the weather be? Sunday's Dolphins-Bills game sure seems to be catching a weather break with little chance of cold, wind, or snow for this game. In an area used to winter, how unusual is a January game without bad weather? From New York to Minnesota, where the NY Giants and Minnesota Vikings will enjoy this weekend's only dome game inside U.S. Bank Stadium. With this game indoors and looking like a potential shootout, what would a potential outdoor game in Minnesota'v famous cold weather do to the score? We then look at Monday's game between the Dallas and Tampa Bay Bucs. A unique trait with the Cowboys is an 11-1 record on turf. Dallas is just 1-4 on natural grass, which Tampa plays its home games on grass. The Bucs won Week 1 on turf in Arlington. Finally, we look at our famous playoff games affected by weather. Whether fog, rain, snow, or bitter cold, playoff football produces unpredictable weather.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I preview Super Wild Card Weekend. First, we discuss who the MVP of the 2022 NFL season will be. Could Joe Burrow surprise Patrick Mahomes? Then, we talk about our teams. Alex's Dolphins are facing the Buffalo Bills. My Jaguars are hosting the Los Angeles Chargers? Can either one of our teams advance? Then, we look at which team offers the best chance of a road win on Wild Card Weekend? Onto quarterbacks, each one of us ranks the 14 playoff starting quarterbacks. Do we agree on where Tom Brady and Trevor Lawrence should be ranked? Finally, we predict which teams will meet in Glendale, Arizona for Super Bowl LVII. Alex likes the 49ers and Bills; I like the 49ers and Bengals.

In this episode, Jacksonville Jaguars fanatic Brad Harvin and I discuss this weekend's AFC Wild Card showdown between the Los Angeles Chargers and Jacksonville Jaguars. First, we look back at Saturday's AFC South decider, where the Jags defeated the Tennessee Titans 20-16 to clinch Jacksonville's first division title in five years. Then, we look back at Jacksonville's 38-10 trashing over the Chargers in Los Angeles. With Trevor Lawrence getting ready to make his playoff debut, where does Jacksonville second-year sensation rank among playoff quarterbacks? We then answer which players need a big game against the Chargers. We discuss Jacksonville's last playoff win, which was also on January 14 in a 45-42 classic against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Finally, we give our keys for the Jags beating the Bolts on Saturday night.

With an 18-week season for two seasons, we look back at our favorite Week 17/18 memories from the past. Onto Jacksonville, where the Tennessee Titans and Dylan's Jacksonville Jaguars will fight for the AFC South tomorrow night. Can Jacksonville go from the NFL's worst to first, or will the Titans break my heart? Then, we head from Jacksonville to Miami. Joe Flacco and the NY Jets take on Skylar Thompson and the Miami Dolphins. Miami needs a win and Patriots loss to secure the AFC's last playoff spot. Can Miami end its five-game losing streak with a third-string quarterback? With Minnesota Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson 194 yards shy of breaking Calvin Johnson's single-season receiving yards record, should Minnesota play for the record or rest its star for the playoffs? We end this episode by predicting how the AFC and NFC playoff field will look , and which teams will get the final playoff sports in Week 18.

In this episode, Dante Sabatucci and I talk Buckeyes and Steelers. First, we discuss the Ohio State before Saturday's Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl against Georgia in Atlanta. Saturday's Peach Bowl is the first game between Ohio State and Georgia since the 1993 Citrus Bowl, which the Bulldogs won 21-14. We then figure out whether Kenny Pickett and the Pittsburgh Steelers can keep their season alive in a Week 17 AFC North clash with the arch-rival Baltimore Ravens.

In today's episode, Tom Jacobs and I look back at the 2022 golf campaign. First, we look back at who was the best golfer. Did Scottie Scheffler's hot start carry him, or did Cameron Smith or Rory Mcllroy catch him? Speaking of Rory, he became one of the PGA Tour's leading voices when so many top golfers left for the rival LIV Tour throughout 2022. Throughout 2022, several young golfers became bigger names. Which young golfer enjoyed the best season? Tom then asks me who improved the most in 2022? Could Matt Fitzpatrick's driving improvement have led to him winning a major? We then look back at golf's craziest events in 2022. Tom references March's Players Championship with so many delays as one example. Where does Mito Pereira's 18th hole collapse rank at the PGA Championship rank? Could Will Zalatoris' first win over Sepp Straka in Memphis top every other moment? We then talk about the Los Angeles Country Club, which will host June's U.S. Open. How will this venue play? We then talk about whether the LIV Tour will impact golf now and going forward. Will it be strange to see Rory and a LIV player in the final pairing of a major? In ending this episode, I asked for bold predictions for the 2023 golf season. Tom's answer surprises me.