The Wendy's Big Show Hour Four: Sparky and Gary reset the topics of the day, including whether it's better to build for consistency or go "all in" and the Brian Flores lawsuit. Plus, producer Adam Roberts has an interesting National Signing Day nugget to end the show!

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Three: Adam Stenavich is the new offensive coordinator for the Green Bay Packers and will be tasked with trying to get this offense over the hump should Aaron Rodgers return for next season. Sparky, Gary, and Leroy wonder what changes we could see from the offense next year.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Two: This morning on ESPN's Get Up program, Brian Flores spoke to Mike Greenberg and detailed his lawsuit against the NFL. In it, he alleges racial bias in the hiring process, that teams interview black head coaching candidates only to check off the Rooney Rule box, and that while in Miami Stephen Ross allegedly wanted to pay him 100,000 dollars to lose games for draft positioning. Sparky, Gary, and Leroy react and ask callers what about the whole situation surprises them the most.

He broke the news yesterday on Maurice Drayton being let go as special teams coordinator for the Green Bay Packers. Now we sit down to talk about the future of the position and who could fill that spot next with Packers beat writer Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel!

The Wendy's Big Show Hour One: We've seen NFL teams have success both choosing to build their roster for consistent success year after year even with a few bumps along the way, and also by going "all in" and trying to win a championship by any means necessary. Sparky and Gary debate which strategy is better. Plus we talk to Tom Silverstein from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about the Maurice Drayton news and what the special teams could look like next year.

With all the Packers news going on these past few weeks, it's easy to forget that there's been some big stuff happening in Madison. We talk with Tom Oates from the Wisconsin State Journal to talk all things Badgers, including the decision by Caleb Williams to transfer to USC instead of Wisconsin, and the ascension of Johnny Davis to one of the top players in the country.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Four: Sparky and Gary continue to break down the news that Maurice Drayton is out as special teams coordinator in Green Bay. Who could come in to replace him, and will Sparky be able to handle it if it's another small name and not the likes of Joe Judge or Rich Bisaccia? Plus we chat with Tom Oates from the Wisconsin State Journal to talk all things Badgers, including the Caleb Williams news from today and the ascension of Johnny Davis to a top player in the nation.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Three: Both Aaron Rodgers and Brett Favre to this point have won a single Super Bowl title for the Green and Gold, and that got the guys wondering: which of the two is a better big game quarterback. Sparky, Gary, and Leroy debate the topic, plus we get some breaking news on the firing of Packers special teams coordinator Maurice Drayton.

The Tom Brady news and our question of which active quarterback is most likely to be as dominant as Brady in the future merits a visit from our Audacy NFL Insider and Westwood One Radio Analyst Ross Tucker!

To check in on Chiefs fans after the AFC Championship Game, we visit with Josh Vernier from 610 Sports Kansas City. We talk about the Chiefs' loss, plus see how Josh feels about former Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford getting a chance at a Lombardi with Los Angeles.