Monday evening brought updates to a couple of weekend headlines, and the guys start with the Antonio Brown situation. After Brown walked off the field on Sunday, Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians flatly stated that Brown was no longer a part of the organization. After Calvin and Hardge discussed the topic on Monday’s show, reports that evening came out that the team has yet to officially release the wide receiver. Also on Monday, Spurs assistant coach Becky Hammon had her introduction press conference as the new head coach of the WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces. Speaking with the media, she stated that NBA organizations didn’t see her as a head coach. Was she taking a shot at the Spurs? Hour 1 wraps up with the first part of the Monday Night Football Recap presented by Cover 3, diving into the Browns’ loss to the Steelers in what may be Ben Roethlisberger’s last game at Heinz Field.

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Hour 2 kicks off with Calvin giving his thoughts on the Monday Night Football game in our recap presented by Cover 3. The NFL conversation then shifts over to Seattle, who like the Browns and the Steelers, may have a question at quarterback to figure out. Speaking of quarterbacks, Caleb Williams has officially entered the transfer portal to leave Oklahoma. For all the abuse that the system has taken, the guys talk about how this is a proper usage of the portal. Things go back to the NFL with a conversation on Aaron Rodgers Rodgers stating that he wants to play in Week 18, and the Tennessee Titans are preparing to welcome back Derrick Henry.

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One of the biggest highlights from Week 17 in the NFL wasn’t on the field of play, but rather the sideline when Antonio Brown took off his jersey and walked off the field during the game. Is the troubled receiver’s career in the NFL over? Even after the NCAA went to a playoff format, the SEC continues to show that they are the best conference in college football, once again sending two teams to the National Championship game with Georgia and Alabama advancing. Perceived to be the “coach-in-waiting” for San Antonio, Becky Hammon is leaving for her own opportunity after the season, agreeing this weekend to a five-year deal with the Las Vegas Aces. Hour 1 concludes with a dive into the Dallas Cowboys’ loss to the Arizona Cardinals and head coach Mike McCarthy’s decision-making.

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Hour 2 starts off with Hardge's breakdown of the Dallas Cowboys' loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday before the guys put a bow on the rest of the Sunday games from Week 17. We head to the phones to take some listener calls, on the Antonio Brown situation and the Indianapolis Colts' loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. Finally, Monday's show concludes with the Monday Night Football Preview of the Cleveland Browns vs the Pittsburgh Steelers in what is anticipated to be the last game in Heinz Field for Ben Roethlisberger. The Monday Night Football Preview is presented by Cover 3.

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The world was shocked on Tuesday with the news that NFL legend John Madden had passed away at the age of 85 years old. Opening the show, the guys reflect on the impact of Madden on the sport and in popular culture. The show moves into more COVID-19 talk as news comes down that the Spurs game was in jeopardy before being canceled, stemming from an outbreak within the Miami Heat. Calvin and Hardge take a look around sports to see what teams and coaches are doing individually to keep their teams healthy. Speaking of health, the Dallas Cowboys are a lock for the playoffs already. One caller asks if the team should consider resting the starters.

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The guys continue to reflect on the passing of NFL icon John Madden in Hour 2. As the show progresses to look at the weekend slate games, The Hardge Knocks Life dives into the Indianapolis Colts’ turnaround this season. Speaking of the Colts, they are once again in Calvin and Hardge’s top-10 Power Rankings, but who else joins them? In the closing moments of our final hour in 2022, the guys talk about the biggest moments and athletes of the year.

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The NCAA College Football Playoff is just two days away. Calvin thinks that a title this season would be one of Nick Saban’s greatest accomplishments in his time at Alabama, and Hardge pushes back. On Monday night, the San Antonio Spurs played local product Jordan Clarkson and the Utah Jazz, and a Spurs fan was ejected for “malicious” comments directed at Clarkson. Is this where the fan base is at now? Cover 3 presents the Monday Night Football Recap of the game between the Dolphins and the Saints. Finally, a caller opens the door on the Baker Mayfield discussion.

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The discussion on Baker Mayfield and his fit with the Cleveland Browns is continued from Hour 1. Breaking news comes in that the Holiday Bowl between UCLA and NC State scheduled for Tuesday night is canceled hours before kick-off due to COVID-19. That opens the door for another expanded discussion on the roles of coaches and universities in the fight against the virus, as well as a critical look at the evolving stance on the pandemic in sports. Karl Anthony-Towns made headlines with comments he made on Russell Westbrook “stat chasing”. Was he wrong to do so?

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The NFL season regular season is almost down to the final two weeks, and some teams made big statements this weekend. Joey B. and the Cincinnati Bengals ran the score up on the Baltimore Ravens, but was it necessary? The Spurs are back in action Monday night after taming the Detroit Pistons on Sunday night. Things are trending in the right direction for the silver and black, but will winning keep them stuck in “no man’s land”?

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The recap of the NFL weekend for Week 16 continues in Hour 2 as Calvin and Hardge dive into the game between the Washington Football Team and the Dallas Cowboys. Ron Rivera is a great person with a great story, but he's not been a great coach. What can the loss on Sunday Night Football mean for his future? On teams trending in the other direction, the Indianapolis Colts are one of the hottest teams in the league and look amazing. Finally, in the Monday Night Football Preview presented by Cover 3, the guys break down the matchup that has playoff implications. 

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