Well, we took an impromptu week off and man did stuff happen. NCAA brackets are in tatters, hopes are dashed, but the world is ok, as Lamar Jackson and Aaron Rodgers still dominate the airwaves. We talk some initial baseball thoughts and our hopes on the new rules. Then we end with some trivia. We went a little long, but for a slow news week we had a bunch to say.

Ok, March Madness is upon us. You can find out brackets on our YouTube Channel at 14:00 (Drew), 14:40 (Max) and 15:20 (Bob). We also talk a bit before we get to the brackets about Free Agency and the sort of breaking news that Aaron Rodgers is still the center of our universe.

So, Max has a flat tire. Well, by the time you read this, we think it might be fixed. So we go Max less. Drew goes over his impressions from the NFL Combine, or as Bob likes to call it, The Underwear Olympics.

Wow, did we go through alot of real estate. We start talking about boxing,. Yep, boxing. And then we meander into draft speculation, small quarterbacks and running back replaceability. We end talking about why baseball has an attendance problem and is it really the length of the game, or other things.

Randy Hepner, Campus Field Ministry Director for Athletes in action (https://athletesinaction.org) joins the show. Randy and Drew go way back so they reconnect a little and Randy talks about their ministry work with young athletes. Then we talk some XFL, and we still don't care about Aaron Rodgers

This is always a weird time of the year. Superbowl is over, basketball is slowly moving towards MArch Madness and then NBA playoffs, but it feels like a let down. So the football gods give us the XFL. We talk the Superbowl, how we think the last four will fare next year.

Ok, Maybe it was really Brooklyn. We spend alot of time going over the big game. Bob apparently has a whole bunch of inner hatred towards the Eagles. Max and Drew go with the Eagles to win, though. Interesting matchups all the way around. And then we talk about the silly prop bets that we all laugh at. What is green Gatorade anyway?

We over react to the conference championships and go blow by blow like every fan of an NFL team, and hyper analyze too many small things. Then we go over board on our emotional statements, and we might be wrong, but we are probably right.

Of course we talk about how the Cowboys didn't show their best side. Man, another season, another debacle at the end. And then the Bengals seem to get no disrespect. Of course Bob goes with the 49ers, but Max and Drew go with the Eagles. And then they both go with the Bengals, but Bob goes with the Chiefs.

Well, the Cowboys certainly bounced back from a humiliating showing at the Commanders and heaped all that humiliation on their place kicker. We go through the Divisional Round and then we get to the most storied NFC Playoff Rivalry. We all agree that the 49ers win the game, but only Bob thinks the Niners cover the spread. By the way, anyone looking for a 62 year old kicker, I hear someone named Anderson is being shopped around.