Mark Schlereth joins Trey to dissect the games from Wildcard Weekend, including how Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills dominated the New England Patriots, how we are spoiled by Patrick Mahomes' greatness, how Matthew Stafford and the Rams will match up with Tom Brady and the Bucs, how the Dallas Cowboys managed to lose to the San Francisco 49ers in excruciating fashion and how Derrick Henry's expected return changes the top-seed Tennessee Titans attitude as a team.

Former NFL Tight End and current Fox broadcaster Greg Olsen joins Trey to discuss his start in football as the son of a high school football coach, playing at University of Miami, why Sean Taylor is the best player he ever saw, the start of his NFL career with the Chicago Bears, what it was like playing with Jay Cutler, his long career in Carolina with the Panthers, his disappointment losing Super Bowl 50 to Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos, how he got started in broadcasting during his playing career and why he's excelling for Fox Sports as an analyst on game broadcasts.

Mark Schlereth joins Trey to discuss the controversial finish to the Los Angeles Chargers-Las Vegas Raiders game on Sunday Night Football, Brian Flores' surprising departure as head coach of the Miami Dolphins.

The guys break down all of this weekends matchups, including the Raiders-Bengals, Patriots-Bills, Eagles-Bucs, 49ers-Cowboys, Steelers-Chiefs, and Cardinals-Rams.

Mark Schlereth joins Trey to discuss Week 17, including Stink's spat with Bengals fans, how Ja'Marr Chase dominated the Chiefs, why the Cowboys may have cause for concern after losing to the Cardinals, the breakdown of Aaron Rodgers vs. Tom Brady for MVP and why Mike Vrabel deserves Coach of the Year.

Mark Schlereth joins Trey on this edition to dissect the Kansas City Chiefs and their climb back to the top of the league, how the Miami Dolphins have put together a 7-game win streak, how Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys dismantled the Washington Football Team on Sunday Night Football, why Josh Allen's clutch play means he and the Buffalo Bills are still dangerous, why Odell Beckham Jr. has returned to being more productive with the Los Angeles Rams, and the secret to Joe Burrow throwing for more than 500 yards in the Cincinnati Bengals rout of the Baltimore Ravens.

Former Chicago Bears defensive back Charles "Peanut" Tillman joins Trey to share the origins of his nickname "Peanut", how he started playing special teams with the Chicago Bears before earning a starting job on defense, his first big assignment as a starter going up against Jerry Rice and Tim Brown, a story at the Pro Football Hall of Fame when he was starstruck by Rod Woodson,  the origins of the "Peanut Punch" a Monday Night Football comeback win against the Arizona Cardinals that resulted in Dennis Green's famous postgame rant, what it was like to play for Lovie Smith with the Bears, playing against Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLI, the 2010 NFC Championship Game and Jay Cutler's controversial antics, why the Walter Payton Man of the Year award is such a career accomplishment, and his current work with the FBI.

Mark Schlereth joins Trey on this edition of the Chop Shop. They dissect the impacts of Covid-19 on the league, how Cooper Kupp continues his record pace for the LA Rams, how Jalen Hurtz has been getting it done for the Philadelphia Eagles, why Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Bucs struggle vs. the New Orleans Saints, why the Arizona Cardinals have reason to worry after consecutive losses, why John Harbaugh and his decisions to go for two at the end of Ravens' games has been admirable, and why Jonathan Taylor and the Indianapolis Colts are a problem for teams down the stretch.

2-time Masters Champion Bubba Watson joins Trey to talk about his unconventional approach, his self-taught approach to the game, his iconic wedge shot in a playoff in the 2012 Masters, how he was able to overcome struggles with mental health issues, why he thinks Tiger Woods is the greatest golfer ever, why he’s rooting for Woods to come back to competitive play, and a possible Golf Boys reunion video.

Mark Schlereth joins Trey to break down how the Los Angeles Rams beat the Arizona Cardinals on Monday Night Football, why the Dallas Cowboys have a firm grasp on the NFC East, an emotional scene in Denver with the tributes to Demaryius Thomas. Why Trey and Mark have never lost faith in the Kansas City Chiefs, why Justin Herbert is such a special talent and why Urban Meyer's season in Jacksonville is a disaster that needs to end.

Hall of Fame DE Jason Taylor joins Trey to discuss his late start to football, his struggles in the weight room in the early days of playing, a breakout game in college playing for Akron against Virginia Tech, meeting Dan Marino for the first time when he arrived with the Miami Dolphins, his love for Nick Saban's coaching style and why he remains close with him, the sacrifices he had to make with his body to stay on the field, and his emotional speech and retirement from the NFL.