The Roundabout

The boys talk about what the NFL schedule means in regards to the COVID-19 outbreak, Dave Portnoy watching football in Roger Goodell's house, and conclude with a little debate about the astronauts and quarantine.

Sam, Alex, and Jonny break down the way the NFL Draft went for the Patriots and Giants, some surprises in the draft, and end with a ranking of the war rooms for GMs and coaches.

The boys are joined by current Rice freshmen Daniel Schrager and Ben Burstain to analyze and predict the moves the Giants, Saints, and Patriots will make in the upcoming NFL Draft.

Part 2 of the all-decade hockey episode. Sam and Jonny break down their top 5 and not top 5 Rangers and Bruins moments of the past decade.

Struggling to find something to talk about with sports, Sam and Jonny give the listeners their all-decade Rangers and Bruins teams. Is quarantine over yet?

Alex and Jonny hop on the mics to talk about if even mentioning sports is relevant given the coronavirus outbreak that is strangling the world, as well as provide their top 10 favorite athletes.

It finally happened. Tom Brady left New England. Sam, Alex, and Jonny, take a look at a few angles as to why it happened, if it's worth it for Tampa, and who ends up coming out better—Brady or Bill?

The trade deadline has come and gone and Sam and Jonny are breaking down every trade, with more specifics on the moves made by the Bruins and Rangers, as well as wrap up with the Luis Severino surgery news and where the Yankees go from here. Oh, and did we mention Alex is back?

David Price? TRADED! Mookie Betts? SEE YA! Brains in the Red Sox front office? GONE! Jonny returns to the show and completely loses his mind at the trade that went down tonight in the MLB, and he and Sam also talk a little cheating allegations with a quick Super Bowl recap to conclude.

Derek Jeter has been voted into the Hall of Fame, but not unanimously. Meanwhile, Eli Manning has officially retired—will he be enshrined in Canton? Alex and Sam break down the Hall of Fame criteria for these two New York icons.