On this week's episode, the New York Jets avenge Sean Payton and the Broncos in what was dubbed the 'Hackett Bowl'. In other news, Miami lost its game to Georgia Tech when all they had to do was kneel the ball, and the MLB playoffs are starting to heat up.

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On this week's episode, Deion Sanders is winning (in more ways than one), the 49ers dominate the Giants, and we have another wave of major, season-ending injuries to a supremely talented NFL players.

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On this week's episode, I recap Week 1 of the NFL season, including the Aaron Rodgers injury. Jay Norvell, coach of CSU, made the mistake of calling out Deion Sanders for wearing a hat and glasses during interviews. Saturday's showdown in Boulder should be a fun one...and not for Jay Norvell.

On this week's episode, I'm back after a long hiatus to talk College football. Week 1 is underway and Coach Prime let the world know he is here to stay!

On this week's episode, training camp is officially underway, The USWNT tied Netherlands 1-1, Sean Payton did not hold back in an interview, and the Yanks look to get Aaron Judge back this weekend.

On this week's episode, The Open Championship is underway, the USWNT looks to three-peat at the Women's World Cup, and the Yankees are disgracefully bad.

On this week's episode, Elly De La Cruz ended the first half with a bang, Vlad Jr. wins the HR Derby, the NL wins the ASG for the first time since 2012, and Pat Fitzgerald, as well as Northwestern's baseball coach, Jim Foster, were both fired this week after disturbing allegations of their programs came to light.

On this week's episode, Joey Chestnut reigns supreme, MLB All-Star game rosters are finalized, and Britney Spears gets slapped in the face by Victor Wembanyama's security guard.

On this week's episode, the NBA draft is finally over, the MCWS final is set, and the NY Yankees have a philosophical organizational problem that can only be fixed by firing everyone in the front office.