Listen in as we share out thoughts on the CRAZY March Madness, what MLB week 1 has shown us, and end our podcast with our top takes.

Welcome to the latest episode of our sports podcast where we dive deep into the latest news and hot takes from the world of sports.

In this episode, we start by discussing the recent signings in the NFL. With the free agency period underway, we analyze some of the biggest moves made by teams and offer our thoughts on the impact these signings may have on the upcoming season.

Next up, we turn our attention to March Madness. As the NCAA basketball tournament approaches, we preview some of the top teams and players to watch, and share our predictions on who we think will come out on top.

Finally, we wrap up the episode with our Top Takes segment, where we share our boldest opinions and most controversial sports hot takes. From player rankings to game strategies, we hold nothing back in this unfiltered discussion.

Join us for this exciting and informative episode as we break down the latest NFL signings, March Madness predictions, and our Top Takes. Whether you're a die-hard sports fan or just tuning in for the first time, you won't want to miss this!

Join us for a hilarious episode as we delve into the world of sports and explore the biggest events of the season - the trade deadline and Super Bowl Sunday! We'll discuss the latest rumors and share our opinions about trades around the NBA , and then dive into the Super Bowl hype and make our predictions for the big game. Will Patrick Mahomes win another one, or will the young Eagles team shock the world? Find out as we break down the matchups and share our insider knowledge. Plus, you'll hear some of our top takes.

Listen in as we talk to two time Super Bowl champion Kevin Boothe, and hear about his experiences in the NFL and growing up. Kevin Boothe is a former American football guard who played in the National Football League (NFL) for 9 seasons. He was drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the sixth round of the 2006 NFL Draft and went on to play for the New York Giants, where he won two Super Bowl championships in 2008 and 2012 and finished his career with the back with the Raiders. After retiring in 2014, Boothe continued to stay involved with the league by becoming the director of the Management Council at the NFL.