In the 2nd hour of an abbreviated show, the guys discuss the perilous situation Dolphins owner Stephen Ross finds himself in, whether he might be forced to sell his team, which potential QBs might be in a Matt Stafford situation next season, debate how the NFL Draft might play out, and have some fun on Hypothetical Tuesday. 

In the opening hour of the show the guys debate whether or not the Texans should even entertain the idea of trading Deshaun Watson to the Buccaneers, which destinations would be most preferable, take a look at the Texans FA list, and go around the NFL as the Rams continue to revel in their Super Bowl victory. 

In the final hour of the show,  the guys dive into some more postgame audio from the Super Bowl, discuss what the Texans can learn from how both the Rams and Bengals built there teams, break down UFC 271 during Quick Hits, and close things out by naming a new Champ of the Day.

In the 3rd hour of the show, the guys run through some of their major takeaways from last night’s Super Bowl, debate how far away the Texans are and what it’ll take for them to get there, which QBs might be on the move in a potentially unprecedented offseason for QB movement, and they discuss their favorite non-game moments from last night’s broadcast. 

In the 2nd hour of the show, the guys debate what the Rams’ Super Bowl win means for the future of team building in the NFL, discuss whether or not last night’s performance should spur a Laremy Tunsil trade to the Bengals, which teams could potentially be the next Rams, and they go through all the winners and losers from last night’s big game.

In the opening hour of a post-super bowl, Monday show, the guys discuss their biggest takeaways from the Rams’ comeback win, just how far away the Texans are from playing in the big game, what they expect from the QB carousel this offseason, and they dive into some of the best audio from the Super Bowl.

On a Monday edition of Quick Hits, the guys break down UFC 271, have some fun with their experience covering the event at the Toyota Center, and share a WILD Super Bowl trend.

Live from Drift Bar in the Heights, the guys begin he final hour of the program by diving deeper into this Super Bowl matchup.  After the opening segment, they are joined by ESPN Daily Wager Host Joe Fortenbaugh to get all of his favorite plays for both the big game and UFC 271 on Saturday.  In the back half of the hour, they have some fun with any stories they missed on Quick Hits, before closing things out by naming a new Champ of The Day.

Broadcasting from Drift Bar in the Heights, the guys start the 3rd hour of the show with a Super Bowl preview before discussing who has more on the line from a legacy perspective this Sunday.  After the opening couple segments, they debate who should fill out the remainder of the Texans’ coaching staff, how much impact Kyler Murray’s uncertain situation might impact a Deshaun Watson trade and finish the hour with their Super Bowl plays on The Wheelhouse of Fortune. 

Out at Drift Bar in the Heights, the guys begin the 2nd hour of the program by discussing which team they’re rooting for in this year’s Super Bowl matchup before having some fun with some prop bets (of both the serious and completely ridiculous variety).  To close the hour, they debate Nick Caserio’s competency when it comes to hiring head coaches after some new comments regarding Josh McCown’s candidacy recently emerged.