To start the first hour of The Wheelhouse with a bang, the hosts Cody Stoots and Brad Kellner dive into the standout Wide Receivers from the NFL combine and who Cody believes the Texans should draft. Additionally, they go over incredible 40 yard dash times from different players and positions that took place at the NFL combine. Moreover on the Texans, the guys go over the Kayvon Thibodeaux sound bite of him revealing that he would like to play in the city of Houston for the Texans and would like to play in Lovie Smith's system. As a result, Brad and Cody talk about the difference in respect levels between Lovie Smith and David Culley. Onto baseball, the guys talk about reasons for optimism for baseball to return in the MLB and the CBA. To finish the hour, they go around the league with Deshaun Watson deposition is now scheduled for March 11th, 2022, Amari Cooper possibly being released by the Cowboys to save cap space and more!  

On a Friday edition of Quick Hits the guys have fun discussing some comments about Aaron Rodgers' cleanse, a "dangerous" NFL Combine prospect, and Little Debbie's entry into the ice cream game.  

In the final hour of The Wheelhouse, the guys go around the league and talk about the relationship between Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals Head Coach Kliff Kingsbury, and the Tennessee Titans are looking for the successor to Ryan Tannehill. To add on, they address the recent news of Aaron Rodgers and Deshaun Watson. At the bottom of the hour BK and Cody do their famous segment "Quick Hits" and also crown the champ of the day. 

In third hour of The Wheelhouse it starts with what is the the biggest non Deshaun Watson story for the Texans this offseason. Furthermore, they continue to talk more about the NFL Combine and what round should the Texans draft a RB and WR. In the bottom hour of the show they talks about some NFL Combine props. To wrap up this hour, the guys talk about the most aired movies on television in 2021. 

In the second hour of The Wheelhouse the guys talk about the game management and the role General Manager Nick Caserio will have on gamedays for the Texans. To add on, they dive in to if Lovie Smith tipped his hat on the Texans draft plans. In the bottom hour of the show, ESPN MLB Writer & Reporter Jesse Rogers joins The Wheelhouse and talks about the MLB lockdown and if they were ever close to an agreement. He also talks about what is going to happen next for the MLB. To wrap up the hour the guys address if they believe if the Washington Commanders have called on Deshaun Watson. 

Today's installment of The Wheelhouse starts with BK and Cody talking about what is the top non Deshaun Watson story for the Houston Texans. They also talk about Nick Caserio's and Lovie Smith's comments on specific spots they would like to see the Texans address in this offseason. In the bottom hour of the show they talk about if the NFL combine was for regular people doing regular activities what event would you dominate. To wrap up the show, in around the league they address Kenny Pickett's hand measurements, Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel's comment on Tua Tagovailoa, and the NFL suspending all Covid-19 protocols.

In Quick Hits, BK and Cody discuss the most hated player in the NFL, and the Houston Rockets heart breaking loss in overtime last night. 

ESPN MLB Reporter Jesse Rogers joined the guys to discuss all the latest with the MLB Lockout and why he believes there might be some reasons for optimism.

The final hour of today's show ends with further discussions on the Deshaun Watson issue. Lovie Smith tells the media his overly positive opinions on the Texans' tight-ends. Then, Quick Hits stars Tiger Woods's PIP victory, another Rockets loss, and BK has a horrible joke. Finally, they close out with a brief Champ of the Day.

Brad and Cody discuss the Laremy Tunsil trade rumor between the Texans and the Bengals plus why the Texans franchise could benefit from it. Later, the guys dissect quarterback Davis Mills's potential and history at Stanford. The MLB lockout continues and fans have no idea when the MLB and MLPA will be in the same room again in addition to the Correa career limbo.