Scott Mitchell kicks off a new era of Down and Dirty by officially teaming up with Detroit Lions legend Herman Moore -- “fourth‑down, need‑a‑touchdown, call this guy” -- as permanent partners in crime. They explain why they created this show in the first place: they were tired of safe, scripted sports takes and wanted a place to talk like they actually do off‑air.

Scott and Herman lay out what “down and dirty” really means for them: unplugged, unhinged, and unfiltered, with no corporate strings, no brand script, and no one telling them what they can and can’t say. They talk about being free thinkers in a media world full of “puppet masters,” why real fans can tell the difference between authentic voices and manufactured hot takes, and how their chemistry was born from honest disagreement, not forced agreement.

Herman shares why Scott’s willingness to say what he really thinks drew him to the show, and Scott explains why he loves that Herman doesn’t just co‑sign the quarterback’s opinion. Together, they promise real debate, locker‑room honesty, and conversations that may go off the rails, but never feel fake.

By the end of the episode, listeners know exactly what to expect from Down and Dirty with Mitchell & Moore: two former pros using their own experiences, their own voices, and their own perspective to talk sports and life without a net.