Baseball season is around the corner! Ryan McDaniel and Matt Mormann preview the upcoming season by looking at the current state of the Cardinals, who can be this year's D-Backs, how exciting can this Orioles team be and more before they lock in their predictions for the awards, divisions and who will win the World Series.

Ryan McDaniel tackles Justin Fields being traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers, did the Bears do right by him and his fit with the Steelers (3:31). On the heels of that, with four of the top five quarterbacks from the 2021 now on different teams as backups and with several looking to be drafted in the top half of the first round this year, what lessons should teams looking to draft a quarterback learn (9:15). Then, March Madness begins as he looks into potential first round upsets, what double digit seed does he have winning in every region and who he has winning it all (21:57).

Ryan McDaniel recaps the NFL free agency frenzy of this week. Whether its being impressed by the moves his Titans have made, to players signing with division rivals or the Vikings and Bears potentially changing draft scenarios with their moves, he tackles the moves every team has made so far.

Ryan McDaniel tackles what the injunction in the Tennessee & Virginia vs. NCAA case means for college athletics right now and what it means for Tennessee and Virginia (2:15). Then, with news of the CFP already looking at a 14 team playoff, discusses what it would look like, obstacles ahead of them and if they should do it (9:25). After, he jump to the NFL with the salary cap spiking up, how did we get here, how much will it help teams, plus if they should be patient (15:48). Finally, he asks his biggest questions of the off-season, including what does the QB market look like, how teams like the Texans & Lions operate after standout seasons, and if the Bears & Chargers are the teams to watch what they do (20:01).

Ryan McDaniel is joined by Charles Jones as they discuss the problems of All-Star Weekend and throw some ideas around on how to fix them (2:24). With the season starting back after break, they take a look at a top heavy but tough Western Conference, if they believe in the Wolves, how far can the Thunder go, can the Warriors stay hot and more (18:39). After, they take a look at the Eastern Conference with questions for Doc Rivers and the Bucks, how critical is this year for the Celtics, the Knicks actually being smart, and more (41:53).

Matt Mormann and Ryan McDaniel recap the Chiefs going back-to-back with their overtime win over the 49ers. They tackle how this game was a microcosm of the Chiefs' season, the 49ers missed opportunities, if Shanahan make the right call on the overtime coin toss and more (1:32). Next, they dig into how teams/fans might be feeling after this version of the Chiefs won it all, if the Chiefs might be the evil empire everyone's rooting against now, and thoughts on Mahomes after winning his third title (40:02). After, they take a look into where both squads go from here as they enter the off-season with some key decisions to make (54:33).

Matt Mormann and Ryan McDaniel dive into their preview of this year's Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. A rematch of the big game in 2020, they tackle just how different this version of the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes are, how important it is for the Niners offense to start out fast and stay on schedule, keys/matchups to watch and more before they make their picks on who's hoisting the Lombardi trophy Sunday night.

Ryan starts off the show by discussing his thoughts on the news involving Tennessee and the NCAA, plus Ben Johnson spurning head coaching jobs to return to the Lions (1:39). Following that, he recaps the Conference Championship weekend starting with the AFC Title game with the Chiefs heading back to the Super Bowl after shutting down the Ravens, plus the chances and miscues they had resulting in them coming up short (8:52). Next, onto the NFC Title game with the 49ers comeback victory over the Lions, including Brock Purdy making big plays, things the Lions should've have done differently and why the Lions future still looks bright (19:00). Then, he starts some early draft conversations surrounding the Top 10, how things seem easier to line with up with this draft order and how he thinks the Top 10 looks as of now (34:37).

Matt Mormann and Ryan McDaniel discuss Jim Harbaugh's fit with the Chargers and what to expect (1:34). Plus, tackle other coaching vacancies that were filled including how Ryan feels about Titans new head coach, Brian Callahan, who gets the Seattle and Washington job, and if Bill Belichick and Mike Vrabel are going to be left without jobs (11:00). Following that, they recap the Divisional Weekend matchups with the Packers and Texans heading towards bright futures, the Bills asking serious questions about theirs and the Lions getting it done again (37:16). Then, they make their picks for the AFC and NFC Championship games as they tackle if Mahomes or Lamar have more pressure on them and why the 49ers run defense and Lions secondary could play big roles on Sunday (58:33).