Tom and Tyler open the show discussing the absolute madness that occurred around the NBA trade deadline. Then the show transitions into a slew of interviews including an awesome football talk with former LSU QB Josh Booty and longtime NCAA assistant coach Noel Mazzone. Tyler then jumps into a great interview with NFL tight ends Cody and Jacob Hollister. They discussed their journey to the NFL as twin brothers, and the experiences and teachings of the places they've been so far in their careers. Tom then segues into a great interview with Kansas City Royals first baseman Vinny Pasquantino to talk America's pastime and his inclusion on Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic. Tyler and Tom close the show with some NFL Honors award predictions.

Jonny and Nate kick off Day 4 of the Buzz's Radio Row coverage talking about the offseason for the contending teams NOT playing on Sunday, including the Bengals, Bills and 49ers. Then they discussed about the looming NBA trade deadline before jumping into an interview with former NFL tight end and host of the Bleav in Cardinals podcast Ed Smith. And just after that, two-time NCAA All-American and former NFL tight end Adam Breneman joins the show to discuss his career, growing on social media and the future of NIL. The Sports Directors wrapped up the show with some in-game Super Bowl bets they're thinking about (responsibly) placing.

Carter, Tyler and Nate open up speculating on possible situations for Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy following reports of Washington and Baltimore seeking him for their OC vacancies. Then they discuss and make predictions for the other big event happening in Phoenix, PGA's Waste Management Open at TPC Scottsdale. Tyler then had a fantastic conversation with current UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jamahal Hill about his meteoric rise through the MMA ranks, the quick preparation for his title fight with Glover Texiera and possible opponents for his first title defense. Carter, Tyler and Tom then discussed the possible trade scenario (that ended up happening) involving D'Angelo Russell, Mike Conley and Russell Westbrook. Carter and Tyler concluded day 3 with two very special guests, Alex and Alaina from Buffalo-based Dave and Adam's Card World. They spent time breaking packs looking for Mahomes and Hurts rookie cards, and ended with a very special gift that will hang up in the Buzz studio forever. You don't want to miss this episode!

Tom and Tyler kick off day 3 on Radio Row discussing a team that had high hopes, but now has a lot of question marks: the Buffalo Bills. Then, Chicago White Sox relief pitcher and two-time World Series champion Joe Kelly joined the show for an EXTENDED interview to discuss his new book "A Damn Near Perfect Game," ways to draw more attention to MLB and the sport as a whole, the World Baseball Classic and stories from his career in the major leagues - and his time playing in Western New York as a minor leaguer. Tom and Tyler wrap up the day with their reaction to LeBron James breaking the NBA all-time scoring record.

Nate and Jonny begin Radio Row day 3 comparing the Chiefs and Eagles defensive units that will be matching up on Sunday before reacting to LeBron James surpassing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for the no. 1 spot in NBA career points scored. Carter Raymond then hops on the show with Nate for a fantastic interview with 2021 NASCAR Cup Series Champion Kyle Larson to talk all about his career, recent dominance and NASCAR landscape. Another great conversation follows with HBCU students and competitive Madden NFL player Alon Anwoju and announcer Kaleb Levarity to talk about their experience during Super Bowl week including the two meeting Pro Bowlers Micah Parsons and Justin Jefferson! They wrap up the show discussing the future of Aaron Rodgers and possible fits for his next team. 

Carter is joined by Tom Seipp and Buzz Station Manager Steven Stutz (Radio Row debut!) and opens day 2 of The Wild Card discussing their experiences from Super Bowl Opening Night, including great hits from the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid as well as the Eagles' A.J. Brown and Lane Johnson. Carter is then joined by Tyler Smith and Jonny Walker to discuss LeBron James' imminent breaking of the NBA's all-time scoring record and the downfall of the Brooklyn Nets after trading Kyrie Irving. Nathan Solomon joins to wrap up the show, discussing his opening night experience.

Tom and Tyler jump back into Radio Row for their second day in Phoenix with a full breakdown of Super Bowl Opening Night, including sound bytes from Kansas City Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes, JuJu Smith-Schuster and head coach Andy Reid, as well as Philadelphia Eagles' A.J. Brown and Gardner Minshew. The duo then switched gears to talking about the Super Bowl before being joined for some great conversations by TWSN Founder and CEO Malik Wright and former WSBU Sports Director and Host of Ceraulo Sports Talk, Joe Ceraulo!

Nate and Jonny are back for day 2 of Radio Row in Phoenix discussing their experiences at Super Bowl Opening Night with clips from Kansas City Chiefs' Orlando Brown, Harrison Butker and offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy. Then they dove into the offenses matching up on Sunday as well as the retirement of Tom Brady. They wrapped up with a few bets you may want to look into as the Big Game approaches!

The Wild Card is also BACK on the Buzz at Super Bowl Radio Row 2023. Carter Raymond hosts a mix-and-match group of Buzz crew members here on site in Phoenix to talk about a few Super Bowl hot topics surrounding Kansas City and Philadelphia. The guys also spoke on their travel day to Phoenix watching the NASCAR Busch Clash at the Coliseum and looked ahead to the World Baseball Classic, which will be in America in a few weeks.

The long-awaited return of WSBU's senior duo is FINALLY here! Tom Seipp and Tyler Smith discuss the Buzz's plans for Radio Row, what to expect from media night and the days following and more for the big week in Arizona. They also dove into some football talk, comparing the playoff and Super Bowl experience of the Chiefs and Eagles rosters. To wrap up, they brought on former production director Carter Raymond on to talk Sean Payton's hiring as head coach for Carter's Denver Broncos.