The 2021 NFL Draft will take place on April 29th. Ian Evans brings on Braden Wagle and Jakob Rosati to analyze the draft with a stacked draft class. From Justin Fields stock dropping to Mac Jones and Trey Lance, quarterbacks are widely discussed. The trio also discusses which teams need to trade up as well as breaking down team needs for some. Lastly, they discuss Aaron Rodgers wanting out of Green Bay and the implications this has on draft night.

Ian Evans and Brooks Warren discuss the implications behind Jamal Murray's ACL injury for the Nuggets and if Stephen Curry is a true MVP candidate after his sensational performances as of late. To end the episode, the two share their thoughts on a far too similar issue: the death of another unarmed African-American, Daunte Wright.

In a solo episode, Evans recaps the March Madness tournament as a whole, discussing his favorites moments and recapping the National Championship game. Later, he gives his opinions on the NBA Playoff push, who his Coach of the Year Candidate is, and who should be the MVP if the NBA season ended today.

In this episode, Ian Evans, Brooks Warren, Jalon Dixon, and Ryan Leshko discuss their winners and losers of the NBA Trade Deadline and give some specific teams grades based on the moves they made. For the Final Insight, Evans gives his insight and opinion on the Deshaun Watson situation.

In this episode, Evans brings back Lucas Wilson and Peter Burtnett to discuss the best moves from NFL free agency as well as which teams need to get more aggressive. The trio also has a lengthy discussion regarding March Madness, giving their Cinderella picks, which No. 1 seed has a tough path, and who eventually will win it all! Lastly, Evans responds to the deadly shooting that took place in Atlanta. #StopAsianHate

Evans invites returning guests Gabe Ganser to discuss which NBA teams need to pick it up after All-Star Weekend as well as those who have surprised us thus far. Lastly, the three give their predictions for the Dunk Contest, Skills Challenge, 3-Point Contest, and if Team LeBron or Team Durant wins the All-Star Game.

This episode is dedicated to Mike Brown and the Brown family. Rest In Peace Mike Brown. You will be missed dearly. The Super Bowl 55 Preview is finally here! Returning guests Lucas Wilson and Peter Burtnett return to discuss the legacies of Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes, as well as the implications this game has for the both of them. The trio also discusses who the X-factor for both teams is in this game, each team's weaknesses, and ultimately give their predictions for the big game.

On an all-NBA episode, Evans brings in new guest Ryan Leshko along with Brooks Warren and Jalon Dixon, to discuss why Bradley Beal needs to leave the Wizards immediately. The quad also discusses who their MVP candidate is, which team is under the most pressure to knock off LeBron and the Lakers, and which teams are overrated and underrated thus far in the NBA season.

Evans gives his preview and predictions for the AFC and NFC Championship games as well as explaining why the Rooney Rule is inefficient in regards to hire minority head coaches. Lastly, Evans pays his respects to baseball legend and activist Hank Aaron who passed away on January 22, 2021.

In a solo episode, Evans gives his Wild Card Predictions with some surprising twists and takes. He also explains how the Eagles threw the game against the Washington Football Team. Later, he explains why the Philadelphia 76ers are for real, and if BOTH Washington and Houston lost the Russell Westbrook/John Wall trade. And lastly, Evans discusses the storming of the Capitol building on January 6th, 2021.