Deshaun Watson is back as the Browns’ starting quarterback.And somehow, after everything that has happened, he says he has “nothing in my life to regret.”Jus and Reek Parker get into the Watson disaster, the Browns’ historic investment in him, and whether Cleveland should already be looking toward Shedeur Sanders.Then they do something completely ridiculous:All 32 NFL teams. 32 seconds each.Rapid-fire predictions, arguments, and expectations for every team in the league before finishing with Ohio State, Michigan, and the Big Ten.If you want the full NFL preview without spending three hours on it, this is the episode.🎙️ The Men Who Cry: sports, culture, and the conversations hiding behind the headlines.Timestamps(00:00) Deshaun Watson Has “Nothing to Regret”(00:25) Reek Parker Joins the Show(07:14) Deshaun Watson Named Browns Starting QB(13:08) The Worst Contract in NFL History?(20:32) 32 Teams. 32 Seconds.(20:51) AFC North(33:38) AFC West(39:46) AFC South(46:11) NFC North(53:53) NFC East(1:01:12) NFC South(1:08:16) NFC West(1:14:53) Ohio State, Michigan & the Big Ten(1:32:20) Where to Find Reek

Full video - A'ja Wilson Is Already the GOAT. Why Is Everyone Ignoring It? ft. Wil Engstrom (Wil's World)

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Two controversial former NBA players are trying to enter the WNBA, and the whole situation raises a bigger question: why are they doing this?Jus and Wil Engstrom (Wil's World) break down Royce White's and Enes Kanter Freedom's attempts to enter the WNBA, the controversy surrounding their eligibility, and why the move feels less like a genuine basketball opportunity and more like an attempt to stay relevant, make a statement, and stir up chaos around the league. It's a strange story, and the motives behind it may be even stranger.

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The NBA spent 11 months investigating Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers for allegedly circumventing the salary cap. Now, it looks like Steve Ballmer and Adam Silver are sweeping it under the rug. In this episode of the Men Who Cry Podcast, Jus breaks down the explosive Baxter Holmes ESPN report, the Pablo Torre podcast leaks, and why this failure to punish powerful owners ruins the league's integrity. Next, we look at the legacy of Russell Westbrook following his retirement after 18 historic NBA seasons. From the 2017 MVP debate in Oklahoma City to the toxic era of "Westbrick" on Twitter, why do analytics and modern NBA fans treat his triple-doubles as a Rorschach test? Finally, Jus plants his flag on the New York Giants 2026 season win total. Betting the UNDER on 7.5 wins isn’t about Jaxson Dart’s talent: it’s about his maturity, his leadership, and whether he has the EQ to handle playing quarterback under the bright lights of New York. CHAPTERS:[00:00] Kawhi Leonard & Clippers Investigation: The NBA's Decision[02:41] Will Kawhi Get Suspended or Traded to the Raptors?[03:55] Adam Silver vs David Stern: A Complicated Legacy[05:33] The Pablo Torre Leaks: Why the NBA Investigation Doesn't Add Up[08:57] Steve Ballmer, Saudi Money, & The Future of NBA Ownership[12:04] The Ray Rice Effect: The NBA's Smoking Gun Problem[14:21] Russell Westbrook Retires After 18 Seasons[15:45] How Twitter, KD's Burners, & Analytics Changed Westbrook's Legacy[17:44] Did Russell Westbrook Deserve the 2017 MVP?[20:20] Westbrook's Career Numbers (Points, Assists, Triple-Doubles)[21:33] The Los Angeles Lakers & Westbrook Experience[23:59] Westbrook vs Kobe Bryant: Basketball's Ultimate Rorschach Test[27:30] NFL Preview: Why the New York Giants Are Going Under 7.5 Wins[29:02] The Jaxson Dart Problem: Concussions, Yachts, & Leadership[33:04] The Standard for Year-Two QBs (Mahomes, Lamar, Joe Burrow, Brock Purdy, Drake May)[34:44] Planting the Flag on the New York Giants Under 🎙️ The Men Who Cry Podcast: Sports. Culture. Stories that matter.#NBA #Clippers #KawhiLeonard #Russell Westbrook #NewYorkGiants #JaxsonDart #AdamSilver #NFL2026

We are watching A'ja Wilson become one of the greatest basketball players ever, and Will Engstrom thinks the conversation isn't even close.Wil's World joins Jus to make the case for A'ja's GOAT status, debate whether rookie Olivia Miles has a legitimate MVP case over Caitlin Clark, and explain why the Liberty may be in serious trouble against the WNBA's best teams.They also get into Russell Westbrook's retirement, the Lakers' $12.5 billion sale, why the WNBA has a leadership problem, and the controversies surrounding Sophie Cunningham, Royce White, and Enes Kanter.Chapters[00:00] A'ja Wilson Is Already the GOAT?[00:18] Welcome to The Men Who Cry[00:48] Wil Engstrom Joins the Show[01:10] The Knicks Championship Story[03:46] Russell Westbrook Retires[10:09] The Lakers' $12.5 Billion Sale[16:52] A'ja Wilson's GOAT Case[22:41] The Minnesota Lynx Are the Team to Beat[28:53] Does Olivia Miles Deserve MVP?[33:30] Why the Liberty Can't Beat the Best Teams[43:23] The Indiana Fever Are Better Than the Discourse[48:30] The WNBA Has a Leadership Problem[51:41] The Sophie Cunningham Controversy[58:00] Royce White and Enes Kanter[62:29] What WNBA Leadership Needs to Do[64:12] What Should the Next Commissioner Do?[70:00] Where to Find Wil Engstrom🎙️ The Men Who Cry Podcast: Sports. Culture. Stories that matter.📲 Instagram, TikTok: @TheMenWhoCryPod🔔 Subscribe for more conversations that go beyond the headlines.#WNBA #AjaWilson #NBA #CaitlinClark #OliviaMiles #RussellWestbrook #Lakers #TheMenWhoCry

The Dodgers landed Tarik Skubal, and baseball fans immediately blamed Los Angeles for "ruining the sport."

Lane Riordan joins Jus to explain why the real problem isn't the Dodgers: it's the 29 franchises unwilling to spend, compete, or take risks.

Plus:

Why the Red Sox shocked baseball by acquiring Adley Rutschman

Whether Aaron Judge should shut it down for the season

Luis Arraez to Philadelphia

The Cubs reload

Five good minutes on the Mets becoming the worst team money can buy

Chapters

(00:13) - Show Open

(00:56) - Did the Dodgers Ruin Baseball?

(10:47) - Why MLB Owners Are the Real Problem

(19:19) - Phillies Add Luis Arraez

(28:22) - Red Sox Shock Baseball

(40:49) - Should Aaron Judge Shut It Down?

(48:55) - The Worst Team Money Can Buy

(59:30) - Final Thoughts

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Jus goes solo for a six-pack of questions during the summer dead zone. Is anyone actually having fun watching the WNBA right now?

Why did the Eastern Conference suddenly get this stacked?

Is MLB headed for a lockout?

Plus NFL training camp QB battles, a Weapons and The Odyssey movie breakdown, and how you want the rest of your year to go.

📌 Timestamps

[0:16] Show open

[2:06] Is anyone actually having fun watching the WNBA?

[9:54] Why the East just became the most stacked conference in years

[16:07] MLB lockout and the looming salary cap fight

[23:56] NFL training camp QB battles begin

[30:23] Shedeur Sanders' last chance in Cleveland

[35:13] Summer reflections and two movies worth talking about

[36:56] Movie breakdown begins: Obsession and The Odyssey

[45:00] How do you want the rest of your year to go?

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LeBron James to the Philadelphia 76ers? The latest rumors have everyone talking, and if it happens, the balance of power in the Eastern Conference changes overnight.

In this episode, Jus Richards and Olisa Azikiwe (The Fan Economist on Substack) break down whether LeBron has finally lost the leverage he's held for years, why the Sixers could become another version of the infamous 2012-13 Lakers, and much more.

If you love NBA analysis that goes beyond hot takes, this episode is for you.

Has LeBron finally lost the leverage he's had throughout his career?

Would LeBron actually make Philadelphia a championship favorite?

Is Joel Embiid still capable of leading a title team?

Are the defending Knicks now the NBA's standard?

Which Eastern Conference team improved the most this offseason?

Is Adam Silver handling the Trail Blazers ownership situation correctly?

Which NBA franchise is under the most pressure entering next season?

Who wins the East if LeBron stays in Los Angeles?

Chapters

(00:00) - LeBron heading to the 76ers

(15:34) - Did LeBron lose the leverage he thinks he has?

(19:50) - Comparing this Sixers team to the 2012-13 Lakers collapse

(27:00) - Is Joel Embiid the biggest problem, not the solution?

(33:56) - How the Knicks championship reshaped the entire NBA

(56:24) - Adam Silver and the Portland Trail Blazers ownership crisis

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Lane Riordan joins the show to break down why the Phillies COMPLETELY changed their season, Juan Soto's MVP case, what's gone wrong for the Mets, and the biggest storylines heading into October.

Can the Phillies win the World Series?

Is Juan Soto the MVP?

Why are the Mets still underperforming?

Who should actually be the World Series favorite?

Chapters

(00:21) Intro & MLB Whip-around

(05:02) Why the AL feels wide open

(08:42) Junior Caminero's breakout

(29:48) The Yankees' future

(41:22) Why the Mets keep falling short

(1:04:43) Why the Phillies can win it all

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Jay-Z called his critics hypocrites for boycotting companies while working with Target. Is he right?

Is Jay-Z the last true "event artist" left in music?

And can Kanye West ever be culturally rehabilitated after everything?

Armon Sadler joins Jus to break it all down.

[0:21] Jay-Z's Yankee Stadium residency
[9:14] The last "event artists" in music
[24:33] The boycott hypocrisy debate
[40:35] Kanye's path back... or lack of one

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Spain are World Cup champions, but the final wasn't nearly as close as the 1–0 score suggests. Jus breaks down why Spain completely controlled Argentina from start to finish, what the numbers reveal, and why the result was inevitable once Spain scored.Then the conversation shifts to LeBron James and the unique reality of signing him in 2026. Teams aren't just acquiring an all-time great... they're taking on everything that comes with the LeBron business, including the possibility of a documentary following his final chapter.The episode closes with a reflection on New York City's unforgettable summer, from the Knicks to the World Cup to Jay-Z, and why it may become one of the greatest stretches in the city's sports history.Chapters(00:00) Spain wins the World Cup(01:20) Why the scoreline was misleading(03:00) Argentina's collapse(05:00) Messi, Trump & predictions(13:59) LeBron's free agency(16:00) New York City's historic summerSubscribe for weekly sports and culture conversations that go beyond the headlines.Find us on social media @themenwhocrypod.