Sho Alli and Donnovan Bennett discuss the NBA's massive trade that sent Mavericks star Luka Dončić to the Lakers - what were their reactions, and is there an NFL equivalent? Afterwards, they discuss the idea of legacy at the Super Bowl - who is going to be the recipient of the biggest legacy boost with a win? They debate the cases for all the principal players, including Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid, Steve Spagnuolo, Saquon Barkley, and Jalen Hurts. Afterwards, longtime NFL agent Leigh Steinberg (31:46) stops by, as he sets up Super Bowl week in New Orleans, and discusses both his famed party the day before the big game, and his recent work with his foundation in creating awareness around concussions across sports.

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Sho Alli and Mark Boffo wrap up this week on The FAN Checkdown sorting through the coaching changes in Jacksonville. After Tampa Bay's Liam Coen move across Florida earlier in the week, the pair discuss why the Buccaneers have since blocked the Jaguars from interviewing with any more of their staff. James Palmer of Underdog Fantasy and Bleacher Report joins the conversation to share which head coaching hire intrigues him the most, the most appealing opening still available, and what's next for Doug Pederson. James and Sho also get into who has the pass-catching edge heading into Super Bowl LIX, how the Chiefs have integrated their new receivers into the offence, and Travis Kelce's standing among the best tight ends of all-time. Later, Joe Osbourne of Covers.com drops in for some betting insight ahead of next week's title matchup.

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Sho Alli kicks off with Fantasy Football host Andy McNamara (1:45) for a conversation about the perception of the Chiefs around the NFL. Then, they weigh in on potential flaws of the Eagles' run-heavy offence, project the Titans' direction with the first overall pick and evaluate the QBs at the top of this year's draft. Later, ESPN columnist Kalyn Kahler (29:14) joins the show to discuss how a circle of agents and advisors influence coaching searches around the league, and why it disproportionately affects minority coaching candidates.

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Sho Alli welcomes NFL Network insider Adam Rank (1:23) in to revisit where the Chiefs' dynasty ranks among other regimes in and outside the NFL. Then they discuss differences between Brady's Patriots and Mahomes's Chiefs, Super Bowl expectations for Jalen Hurts and why the Saints' head coach opening has remained unfilled. Later, Bills reporter with The Athletic, Tim Graham (34:17), delves into what comes next for Buffalo after another playoff exit at the hands of the Chiefs. Finally, Sho and producer Mark Boffo answer listener questions on the text line.

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Sho Alli is solo this week with Donnovan Bennett away, and he starts with ESPN's Laura Rutledge (1:02) to review storylines from Conference Championship weekend. They discuss where the Chiefs' dynasty ranks among other historic teams, the Eagles' passing game getting back on track, the next steps for the upstart Commanders and much more. Then, Sho and producer Mark Boffo look ahead to this week's Pro Bowl events before discussing officiating in the Chiefs/Bills game and putting the Mahomes-era Chiefs' dominance in perspective. Finally, Sho and Mark react to Jerry Jones comments after naming Brian Schottenheimer as Cowboys head coach.

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Sho Alli and Donnovan Bennett look back at a busy weekend of football, which ended with both the Chiefs and Eagles getting set for a rematch in Super Bowl LIX. They begin with another Chiefs victory over the Bills - how much did 'ref talk' impact this game when it came to a fourth down that wasn't, and an Xavier Worthy catch that was? What's next for Josh Allen and the Bills? Afterwards, they discuss the Eagles pummeling the Commanders - how much better was Jalen Hurts through the air, and is the future still bright for Jayden Daniels despite a dismal loss? Plus, Donnovan reacts to his beloved Cowboys appointing Brian Schottenheimer as their new head coach.

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Sho Alli and Donnovan Bennett start with coaching news as the Jaguars lure Liam Coen away from Tampa, the Raiders hire Pete Carroll and the Texans fire one-time head coaching candidate OC Bobby Slowik. Radio voice of the Commanders Bram Weinstein (15:21) helps preview Washington's NFC Championship matchup against the Eagles and reflects on the team's Cinderella run spurred by Jayden Daniels and new ownership. Later, SI Chiefs reporter Joshua Brisco (30:39) looks at what lessons KC can take away from their regular season loss to the Bills ahead of the AFC Championship rematch, Travis Kelce's potential last dance and how Steve Spagnola's defense can find answers for Josh Allen.

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Sho Alli and Donnovan Bennett kick off by discussing the Jaguars' decision to fire GM Trent Baalke after missing out on the first wave of head coaching hires. Then, they discuss Titans president Chad Brinker's comments on 'generational talent' in the draft and whether he's hinting at selecting Travis Hunter or someone else. Then they debate who in the NFL can currently be defined as 'generational.' Later, Bills reporter Greg Tompsett (33:41) shares how Josh Allen and co. are approaching their AFC Championship matchup against Mahomes and the Chiefs, and how this postseason's rendition of the 'Arrowhead Invitational' differs from previous years.

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Sho Alli and Donnovan Bennett react to the Jets hiring former Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn as head coach before welcoming in NFL Network insider Adam Rank (3:12) for his weekly appearance. He discusses how the Lions will look next season with two new coordinators, the Bears' outlook under Ben Johnson, where Jayden Daniels's rookie campaign ranks among the best in NFL history and much more. Later, Eagles analyst Anthony Gargano (28:00) discusses concerns for Philly's passing attack under Jalen Hurts, Jalen Carter poised for a big game against a shorthanded Commanders O-line and why Nick Sirianni doesn't get the credit he deserves. Finally, Sho and Donnovan weigh in on Bucs committing to OC Liam Coen, the Raiders hiring John Spytek as GM and the best NFL landing spot for Deion Sanders.

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Sho Alli and Donnovan Bennett start by reacting to the Chicago Bears hiring former Lions OC Ben Johnson as head coach. They discuss Johnson's fit in Chicago and the fallout around the league's coaching searches now that the first big domino has fallen. Then, they chat about Jaylen Daniels' postseason run and where he ranks among the all-time rookie QBs ahead of the Commanders' NFC Championship matchup against the Eagles. Later, they share their ideal Super Bowl matchups before evaluating Tom Brady's season in the booth. Finally, they discuss the controversial officiating in Texans/Chiefs.

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