This is a city-planning podcast now. (Not really, but we did feel the need to mention Boof Bonser in our off-topic discussion about the naming of roads). We're MOSTLY using today's episode to rank the 5 best teams in the NFL, talk about the woes of being the Detroit Lions, and we're giving our World Series predictions (but we're definitely not happy about it). We had a good time today, thanks for tuning in.

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We recorded this episode hours after Mike Shildt got spontaneously fired. So we've obviously got opinions. Plus, we're discussing whether the Minnesota Vikings are good, terrible, or maybe somehow both. Oh, and we're planning out how we would go about opening up our own Little Caeser's franchise, because that's probably going to be our next business move. Obviously.

We've invented a new word yet again. Hop on the "Badwagon" and ride with us into glory.

Fun topics in today's show:

It's yet another bonkers episode. Hope you like it.

Why have we been away for so long? It's really tough to say. But hey, we're back, and this time we're in person. As always, we're sad about the Twins while talking all things baseball before swinging over to the NFL to predict the Vikings' win-loss record for 2021-22. We're having a good time.

NFL free agency has started, and boy has it been a doozy. We’re trying to figure out which of our favorite teams will (obviously) win the Super Bowl this season with the free agents they’ve picked up. And, as we clearly know, the Vikings, the Cowboys, and the Browns are all perfectly set up to win the Big Game this season. And this prediction has never gone wrong for us.

It was bound to happen eventually. We've dug ourselves a hole so deep that there doesn't appear to be a good way out of it. TJ's denying the existence of Ohio, Anthony and Noah are hopping on the Baltimore Orioles (future) bandwagon, and none of us are confident in our ability to start the show on time. It's just another beautiful day here on The Q4 Podcast.

There's a lot we need to talk about today. What makes someone a great athlete? Why doesn't the MLB like their fans? Why do we record so early on Saturday mornings? We've got questions, and we attempt to find some answers.

Your favorite podcast hosts take on the big questions this week, like "What would the craziest NFL trade be?" and "Will the Cardinals actually be good this year?" We don't get any answers, but hey. At least we're asking questions.

There’s a lot of debate about the G.O.A.T. in every sport. Tom Brady vs Aaron Rodgers, Lebron James vs Kobe Bryant, so on, so forth. All of these arguments are fine and good, but we wanted to go a step further: who is the G.O.A.T. in every sport? Who’s the G.O.A.T. based on literally nothing but our very skewed opinion? Well, we found out. And it was a wild time.