The second hour is kicked off with 'Stros at 4, where they hit on what New Years resolutions they have for the team in 2022 and they also relive the great Verlander debate between Jake and Cody, then they switch gears to some college players to keep an eye on this weekend. Bottom of the hour they take a stroll down memory lane to crown a "Champ Of The Year." 

The third hour the Brad and Cody continue their quest for a "Champ Of The Year" as they listen back to some audio from earlier in the year before switching gears to some New Years resolutions they have for the hometown teams. Bottom of the hour they continue their discussion on the College Football Playoffs this time talking about the Georgia-Michigan Match-ups.

The final hour of the show ESPN Daily Wager's Joe Fortenbaugh calls in for his plays for this weekends slate of games then they wrap up the show with naming their final "Champ Of The Day."

ESPN Daily Wager's Joe Fortenbaugh calls in to give his plays for this weekend

In the final hour the guys go around the league and cover the latest news around the NFL. Cody and Brad go back over some more college football. They then analyze the Popes 3 words for a successful marriage and they talk about the Houston Dynamo to close out the show.  

Cody and Brad kick off the third hour with some Texans talk and who they think will be on the team for the long haul. They look over some potential teams that could get a new head coach this offseason.  

In the second hour Brad and Cody talk about Carlos Correa, David Culley, and some college football. The guys bring on CBS Sports CFB Writer Shenan Jeyarjah on to discuss some of the college bowl games. To close out the hour, Cody and Brad play "Hypothetical Tuesday."  

Cody Stoots and Brad Kellner open to show up by looking over Davis Mills' performance and what he could possibly be in the future. They shift their focus to the playoff picture and who they feel the favorites are. 

The guys bring on CBS Sports CFB Writer Shenan Jeyarjah on to discuss some of the college bowl games.