Hardge is out on business, so Calvin has full control of the remote, starting with a recap of NBA headlines from last night. One of the big pieces to drop in our backyard was the Spurs’ addition of another strategic partner and investor. The major story in sports since yesterday was, of course, the Los Angeles Rams beating down the Arizona Cardinals to close out Wild Card Weekend. With the loss, it is another abrupt end to an Arizona season under Kliff Kingsbury and Kyler Murray. How much longer will the Cardinals keep the pair? Finally, Hour 1 wraps with a conversation on the Las Vegas Raiders firing of Mike Mayock.

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Calvin could smell what “the Russ” was cooking on Monday Night Football when the Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback appeared on the ManningCast. Will the Pro Bowl quarterback really leave the Emerald City? Cleveland Browns defensive tackle Malik McDowell was arrested in Florida for indecent exposure and assaulting a police officer. Are the Browns unraveling? The discussion on the McDowell story leads to a conversation on “bath salts” that caught Calvin off guard. Throughout the hour, we take listener phone calls.

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The Dallas Cowboys lost at home to the San Francisco 49ers in the first round of the playoffs on Sunday night, and there’s so much to break down. From the final play of the game to McCarthy’s decision-making, poor team discipline, and the lack of the run game, it was a mess. If you like the Cowboys, relive it all again. If you don’t like them, kick back and enjoy Hour 1.

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Cincinnati ended the Bengals’ playoff losing streak with a strong performance against the Las Vegas Raiders. Big Ben limited the Pittsburgh Steelers in the end, losing to the Kansas City Chiefs. Is Jalen Hurts’ future with the Philadelphia Eagles in question? Calvin and Hardge dive into it all before getting to the Monday Night Football Preview presented by Cover 3. The guys’ Super Bowl predictions are riding with Matt Stafford tonight.

Last show before the NFL Wild Card Weekend, but first Calvin and Hardge take a look around last night in the NBA. The Brooklyn Nets are a different team without Kyrie Irving, and the team is exploring their options to return him to the team without him getting vaccinated. Also, Karl Anthony-Towns’ is being wasted in Minnesota as the Memphis Grizzlies rolled the Timberwolves to win their 11th straight. Yesterday in Major League Baseball, the league sent their latest proposal to the Players’ Association as the parties hope to keep the season on schedule, and Hardge weighs in. Finally, the football previews for the weekend begin, starting with one last breakdown of the Dallas Cowboys as they host the San Francisco 49ers.

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The Cincinnati Bengals have a hot offense, but the Las Vegas Raiders have been fighting for their lives the last month. Can the Bengals get their first playoff win in 30 years? In Buffalo, the Bills will play the New England Patriots in freezing temperatures, but will Josh Allen be too “stiff”? Tampa Bay wants to run it back, but in wet conditions, will Philadelphia’s run-game steal the show? Finally, the Kansas City Chiefs are heavy favorites to win at Arrowhead Stadium, but can the Pittsburgh Steelers rally to get one more for Ben? Buckle up, it’s all football in Hour 2.

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The Buffalo Bills are set to face the New England Patriots for the third time this season, now with everything on the line. To preview the game, Nick Fierro of Sports Illustrated joins the show. He writes the column “Bills Central”, and takes Calvin and Hardge inside not just the matchup, but also notes the attendance could be exceptionally low with the freezing temperatures. The guys then discuss “football weather” and the idea of a dome stadium for the Bills. Staying in the AFC, the Indianapolis Colts are starting to sour on the idea of Carson Wentz under center moving forward. Calvin and Hardge discuss the message and what the team’s options are moving forward.

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NBA headlines steal the opening of today’s show with the Spurs losing to Houston, Damian Lillard opting for surgery now, and the Knicks acquiring Cam Reddish from the Atlanta Hawks. The Reddish deal is interesting because it reunites him with his former Duke teammate R.J. Barrett. Could a full-on reunion be in the future that could see Zion Williamson join them? During the show, breaking news comes down the wire that the Houston Texans fired head coach David Culley after just one season. Calvin and Hardge react to it before examining Micah Parson’s latest words ahead of the Dallas Cowboys playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers.

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The San Antonio Spurs are back in action as they return home against the Houston Rockets. Both teams are separated by just four games, and they shouldn’t be. Speaking of young players in the West, Ja Morant helped the Memphis Grizzlies to an upset of the Golden State Warriors and are quietly becoming legit contenders. MLB Jon Lester announced his retirement from baseball after seasons. Does Hardge think he’s worthy of Cooperstown? Hour 1 wraps up with the guys’ reactions to the top NFL coaching vacancies according to NFL.com and CBS Sports.

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Week 18 in the NFL went out with a bang thanks to the thriller between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Los Angeles Chargers. Joining the show today is Q Meyers, host of Unnecessary Roughness on Raiders Nation Radio 920 AM in Las Vegas. Q discusses with Calvin and Hardge everything surrounding the Raiders from their surprise playoff run, possible candidates for head coach, and the coming game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Speaking of Las Vegas, the head coach position for the team is viewed among the best vacant coaching jobs in the NFL. That conversation leads to down a trail of the best coaching trees in football. Throughout the hour, the guys take to the phone lines to hear from the listeners.

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