Dirty Boxing Landon Quiones joins the show to talk fighting

Tobin & Leroy discuss the Florida Panthers chances of winning the Stanley Cup for a 3rd straight year.

Tobin & Leroy pose the question how far has Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa regressed with the way he has has played this season.?

Tobin & Leroy discuss Miami's defense not looking like a legitimate defense that can contend.

We kick things off with Tobin breaking down the fireworks from the Jake Paul vs. Gervonta “Tank” Davis press conference and shares his thoughts on the hype surrounding the fight. The crew celebrates Precious Achiuwa’s return to the Miami Heat and what it means for the team. Plus, Mike McDaniel has a questionable new nickname for Malik Washington you won’t want to miss. Meanwhile, Tobin's had enough of Paul Finebaum and the SEC drama, sparking a classic Leroy rant on the College Football Playoff and all things SEC.

The gang continues to break down Precious Achiuwa’s return — and the crew breaks down what it means for the Miami Heat. Tobin catches goosies after hearing Davion Mitchell say he’s always wanted to be in Miami and is excited to finally be here. Panthers center Anton Lundell shows love for the Miami Hurricanes. Plus, a Mixed Bag featuring Tank Davis, Frosling, and Jaelan Phillips.

Tobin and Leroy dive into the Kansas City Chiefs’ early struggles and ask the big question: can KC catch up if the rest of the division keeps improving? The crew also brings the heat in a new Rats Off a Ship! segment featuring Dak Prescott taking sacks from Micah Parsons on SNF, Tom Brady + Morals, and Brittney breaking everyone’s heart by not knowing who “Macho Man” Randy Savage is. Ohhh yeah!

The gang is still shaken and can not seem to get over Brittney not knowing who Randy Macho Man Savage is… she tries to defend herself but no one seems to care. The gang is pumped for the Canes v FSU, Rueban Bain is a unit, steal their horse Rueban! The Marlins continue to try to make the playoffs with only a couple games left. And the show ends in the only way we know how, by making fun of Leroy and his technology struggles.

The gang is still shaken and can not seem to get over Brittney not knowing who Randy Macho Man Savage is… she tries to defend herself but no one seems to care. The gang is pumped for the Canes v FSU, Rueban Bain is a unit, steal their horse Rueban! The Marlins continue to try to make the playoffs with only a couple games left. And the show ends in the only way we know how, by making fun of Leroy and his technology struggles.

Tobin and Leroy dive into the Kansas City Chiefs’ early struggles and ask the big question: can KC catch up if the rest of the division keeps improving? The crew also brings the heat in a new Rats Off a Ship! segment featuring Dak Prescott taking sacks from Micah Parsons on SNF, Tom Brady + Morals, and Brittney breaking everyone’s heart by not knowing who “Macho Man” Randy Savage is. Ohhh yeah!

The gang continues to break down Precious Achiuwa’s return — and the crew breaks down what it means for the Miami Heat. Tobin catches goosies after hearing Davion Mitchell say he’s always wanted to be in Miami and is excited to finally be here. Panthers center Anton Lundell shows love for the Miami Hurricanes. Plus, a Mixed Bag featuring Tank Davis, Frosling, and Jaelan Phillips.

We kick things off with Tobin breaking down the fireworks from the Jake Paul vs. Gervonta “Tank” Davis press conference and shares his thoughts on the hype surrounding the fight. The crew celebrates Precious Achiuwa’s return to the Miami Heat and what it means for the team. Plus, Mike McDaniel has a questionable new nickname for Malik Washington you won’t want to miss. Meanwhile, Tobin's had enough of Paul Finebaum and the SEC drama, sparking a classic Leroy rant on the College Football Playoff and all things SEC.

We kick things off with a little Canes vs. Gators recap, as Brittney battles accusations of sounding a little horse — but she swears she's fine. Derrick Henry’s Monday night fumble sparks a debate: bad play or just great defense? Tobin’s hyped for the Jake Paul press conference and wonders if Tank Davis can actually knock him out. Things spiral into a passionate rant about missing Kevin Harlan on Dolphins broadcasts, leading to a ridiculous new game: Harlan or No Harlan.

In Hour 2, we hear from Mike McDaniel on Darren Waller’s status, which Leroy is already over. The Derrick Henry convo makes a comeback, and Tobin reveals his hot guacamole take — he only eats it if it’s made table-side. Naturally, the gang calls him out for being a sucker for dinner and a show. Brittney finds herself under fire for a questionable pineapple take, and Leroy makes sure she doesn’t live it down.

Hour 3 brings breaking news of Fred VanVleet’s season-ending ACL tear, prompting Tobin to float totally unbiased Terry Rozier trade scenarios to "help the Rockets." McDaniel reflects on the Dolphins’ tough Thursday loss, and the crew dives into a serious convo: could there actually be a scenario where the Fins bench Tua? Things round out with a mixed bag featuring Lamar Jackson, Troy Aikman, Jake Paul, and Tank Davis.

We wrap the show with a chaotic edition of Could Be Somethin, Could Be Nothin as Tobin tries to prove that Kel’el Ware is swole — complete with photo comparisons and zero buy-in from the crew. Finally, we close out strong with our favorite Tuesday segment: Damage is Done — featuring the Canes, Coach McDaniel, and Cormani McClain.