The Wendy's Big Show Hour Two: With the retirement of Tom Brady today, we ask the question of whether or not there will ever be another dynasty in the NFL like that of the Brady Patriots or 80's 49ers, 70's Steelers, or 60's Packers. Plus we're joined by the old guy in the host's chair here and now at 610 Sports in Kansas City Josh Vernier to get a gauge on how Kansas City Chiefs fans are feeling about the AFC Championship loss last weekend.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour One: This morning, Tom Brady made his own official retirement announcement. It ends a 22-year career that includes seven Super Bowl championships between time with the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Sparky and Gary react to the news and ask who among active quarterbacks has the best chance to be the next Brady. We also talk to Audacy NFL Insider Ross Tucker for his reaction to the news and also what are the real odds that Aaron Rodgers will come back to Green Bay next year.

Packers fans were left thinking "it should've been us! Not them!". Steve, Gary, and Leroy gauge Packers fans' feelings from the weekend once again, plus we hear from Ian Rapoport on The Pat McAfee Show about where Aaron Rodgers could be found after the season ended last week for Green Bay.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Three: After watching other, younger quarterbacks play on Championship Game Weekend, the question we're asking is whether or not Packers fans overrated Aaron Rodgers in the playoffs? The guys debate and take calls. Plus we recap a 36-point blowout loss for the Milwaukee Bucks against Denver last night with The Big Three on the floor for MIlwaukee.

Rob Reischel covers the Green Bay Packers for Forbes and Conley Media. He joins The Wendy's Big Show to discuss the way the Packers season ended, plus some of the offseason moves that have already happened and others that could follow.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Two: According to a report, Packers wide receiver Davante Adams wants to be paid 30 million dollars a year, making him the highest paid receiver in the NFL. Is that the right amount, or too much? Sparky, Gary, and Leroy ask the listeners, plus we chat with Rob Reischel from Forbes and Conley Media. Also, new Bears general manager Ryan Poles had some thoughts at his introductory press conference today that echoed words said by Lovie Smith years ago.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour One: The Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams are heading to Super Bowl LVI, but many Packers fans were left thinking "it should've been us! Not them!". Steve, Gary, and Leroy gauge Packers fans' feelings from the weekend.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Four: Sparky and Leroy reset the conversation on whether or not Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst can get the job done in Green Bay given all the drama and position coach poaching going on. Speaking of which, we get some interesting news related to passing coordinator Luke Getsy this hour.

Championship Game weekend is upon us, and to talk all about the matchups and the team that won't be participating in Green Bay, we're joined by one half of Go Long TV Tyler Dunne!

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Hour Three: With Nathaniel Hackett the new head coach in Denver, signs seem to indicate a move to try and acquire Aaron Rodgers could follow at some point. But how well would Rodgers actually fare on the field with the Broncos in a very packed AFC West? Sparky and Leroy break it down. Plus we chat with Go Long TV's Tyler Dunne!