The Golden State Warriors are struggling a bit after the All-Star break, and the continued absence of Draymond Green due to injury seems to be a key reason. In the NFL, “not having the quarterback” is becoming a lazy excuse for general managers. From unreasonable expectations to unmatched expectations, the Dallas Cowboys are reported to be releasing wide receiver Amari Cooper this offseason if the team can’t find a trade partner.

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The conversation on Amari Cooper from Hour 1 continues as the guys talk about potential fits for the former first-round receiver. Stepping onto the hardwood, Calvin looks at the end of an era in men’s college basketball with Duke’s Coach K and Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim preparing to leave their programs. Finally, the week wraps with a look at listener comments from during the show.

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As the NFL Combine continues, the headlines keep writing themselves. Quarterback Kenny Pickett finds himself among them, as the projected first-round pick’s hands measure among the smallest of any first-rounder since 2003. Calvin feels the conversation is overblown and overplayed. Among the continued QB chatter, the Las Vegas Raiders’ Derek Carr is the latest to have his team double-down on making no change at signal-caller. In the NBA, big game for the San Antonio Spurs in their return home after the Rodeo Road Trip, as Coach Gregg Popovich could tie Don Nelson for the most regular-season wins of all-time. Former Spur DeMar DeRozan is getting a lot of talk for MVP this season, and Calvin questions if the team used him effectively when he was in the Alamo City.

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Ahead of a UFC PPV weekend, the league has a former champion facing criminal charges after Cain Velasquez was arrested this week for attempted murder. While the situation may seem understandable, it is still an ugly look for the UFC. The NFL dominates the rest of Hour 2 with a look at the league relaxing protocols for COVID-19 and the Tennessee Titans opening up about their plans to prepare for the future at quarterback in this draft.

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The MLB season has been delayed, as negotiations between the players and the league continue, but the NFL gladly takes center stage with the NFL Combine starting this week. At the mic, team general managers are dropping hot soundbites left and right, especially the Dallas Cowboys, Kansas City Chiefs, Indianapolis Colts, and the Seattle Seahawks. A lot of the talk is centered around the quarterback market in a low-value draft class.

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Hour 2 puts the bow on the conversation topics from the first hour, continuing with the latest headlines from NFL team leaders at the combine. Calvin then goes around the NBA with player and team updates, looking at who is hot and who is not. Finally, the show concludes  with final comments for the day on the MLB’s delayed start.

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The Arizona Cardinals and quarterback Kyler Murray have traded their antics back and forth, and Murray now volleys back with a statement from his agent. He wants the organization to invest in him long term but has yet to show he is the true answer, fading down the stretch the last two seasons. Derek Jeter also released a statement today, announcing his departure from the Miami Marlins. Is this the sign of something bigger for the franchise?

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The Dallas Mavericks came back from a 21-point deficit to the Golden State Warriors this weekend. Luka Doncic is balling out at both ends of the floor, but he still needs the “Robin” to support him as “Batman”. Speaking of superheroes, LeBron James is no longer Superman and can’t carry a team anymore. What does this mean for the Los Angeles Lakers this season and next? Finally, the show wraps with a discussion on reports about the Cleveland Browns’ quarterback situation.

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Russia’s decision to invade Ukraine is having an impact on the sports world, causing a number of events to be moved. Hue Jackson, the new head coach at Grambling, an historic HBCU, has decided to hire troubled former Baylor head coach Art Briles to his staff, causing some blowback. Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan is poised to make a little history with his $48 million cap hit that is pending for this season.

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The conversation on Matt Ryan’s cap hit continues from Hour 1, and the Indianapolis Colts are looped into the discussion. In the NBA tonight, James Harden is set to make his debut with the Philadelphia 76ers, but will the fit work? Calvin takes a look at the full slate of games in the NBA, including the Spurs’ return to action. The show ends on a preview of the fight weekend, including the title fight between Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall.

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