00:00 – 06:50

Chris vents about Wrexham’s 0-0 draw hurting promotion hopes. They compare upcoming schedules and playoff positioning. Chris places a bet on Wrexham.

07:33 – 10:03

They critique Houston’s slow play in the title game and discuss Villanova’s roster gaps. Chris speaks out against college basketball “free agency.”

10:03 – 12:42

Tennessee QB Iamaleava reportedly lost millions after NIL issues. They question whether Tennessee ever wanted him back.

12:42 – 13:54

Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen highlighted as elite returners. Greg doubts QB Drew Allar.

13:54 – 15:30

Paige Bueckers goes No. 1 overall. Sedona Prince goes undrafted amid allegations. Draft lacks buzz compared to Caitlin Clark’s class.

17:02 – 21:13

Unrivaled’s 3-on-3 format criticized for its “Elam ending.” Pay disparities between this league and the WNBA are discussed—Bueckers earns more outside the WNBA.

21:13 – 26:51

Plum traded to LA; Indiana gains attention with Clark. Sparks, Wings, and Mystics analyzed.

26:51 – 30:00

USC’s Juju Watkins isn’t WNBA-eligible until 2027. They debate the rule and NIL influence.

30:00 – 30:33

Nation’s top scorer Ta'Niya Latson transfers to South Carolina. Staley’s program remains stacked.

30:33 – 31:00

Top prospects include Betts, Fudd, Olivia Miles, and Latson. Chris questions Betts as a top pick.

31:00 – 33:27

Schwarber remains homerless; Harper and Realmuto go deep. Luzardo struggles. Painter and Suarez mentioned as key reinforcements. Greg is wary of pitching hype due to past busts.

33:27 – 36:47

Ramsey’s trade value has declined. His big contract and age hurt his market.

36:47 – 41:50

Howie Roseman focuses on youth. Team visits include Malachi Starks, Trey Amos, and others. Defense and OL are priority areas.

41:50 – 44:00

Eagles added players like Ojulari, Dillon, and Adoree Jackson. Long snapper legacy from Dorenbos to Lovato gets a mention.

44:00 – 45:45

Dillon’s fit is questioned. If the Tush Push turns illegal, it boosts Barkley’s TD upside. His extension is considered solid value.

45:45 – 47:01

The Eagles are top sportsbook favorites. They close reflecting on tax day and covering more ground than expected.

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• Chris and Greg open with light-hearted banter about Greg’s online identity and other people named “Greg Crone.”

• Chris shares his disappointment after Wrexham draws with Cambridge United.
• Discussion on promotion battles in EFL1 and how Wrexham needs better offensive players.
• Wickham’s 33 shots vs. Shrewsbury’s 0 shots on goal also frustrates Chris.
• Matt and Chris analyze EFL strategies like smart loans and talent development.

• Overtime rule alignment: Both regular season and playoffs now guarantee both teams a possession.
• Expanded replay review: Now includes game administration and more penalty scenarios.
• First down tracking tech: Chain gangs may be obsolete due to ball-tracking tech.
• Lions' proposal rejected: No change to automatic 1st down for defensive holding.
• Tush Push drama:
• Packers’ ban proposal tabled for May.
• 16 teams supported banning it; 24 needed.
• Chris and Greg defend the play as legal and innovative.

• Free agency tweaks: Teams can now speak directly with limited players during legal tampering.
• Return designations increased From 8 to 10.
• Kickoff changes:
• Kickoffs to now be placed at the 35-yard line.
• Rules continue to evolve to reduce high-speed collisions but maintain competition.

• Chris thanks the Nets and Pelicans for helping the Sixers' draft position.
• Sixers sit 5th in the lottery standings.

1. Texas vs. South Carolina – SC favored by 5 (29:28)

• South Carolina’s late-game heroics vs. Texas’ domination of TCU.

1. UCLA vs. UConn – UCLA +8.5 (34:02)

• UConn’s talent vs. UCLA’s top seed and Lauren Betts’ dominance.
• Paige Bueckers’ standout performance and return from injuries.

1. Florida vs. Auburn – Auburn +3 (39:08)

• Conference rivals; Florida won their previous meeting.
• Walter Clayton praised as a rising star.

1. Duke vs. Houston – Duke -5 (41:51)

• Duke’s size, depth, and Cooper Flagg's leadership.
• Houston’s health and experience under Tubby Smith could be factors.

• Chris praises Kon Knueppel, a Duke player, as a possible fit for the Sixers at #5 or #6.
• Concerns about his size (6'5") and position fit but applauds his skillset.

• Chris and Greg discuss Kevin Willard’s hiring by Villanova.
• They debate media expectations, coaches lying during tournament runs, and NIL realities.
• Willard may be targeting key transfers like Gillespie, Rice, and Bosnian prospect Harun Zrno.

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• 00:00 – 01:55
• Chris and Greg discuss the arrival of the Sweet 16, the start of the MLB season, and the wild Sixers season. Greg joins a fantasy baseball league for the first time in years and shares his skepticism.

• 02:39 – 09:30
• The Eagles signed OL Kendall Lamm.
• Russell Wilson signs with the New York Giants on a one-year deal; Greg is thrilled.
• Chris speculates Rodgers to Pittsburgh and hopes for Carson Wentz to get a shot in Cleveland.
• Stefon Diggs signs with the Patriots (3 years, $69M). They discuss his injury history, age, and fit with Drake Maye.

• 09:33 – 15:17
• Damian Lillard diagnosed with DVT (blood clot).
• Miami Heat had lost 10 straight before rebounding vs. the Warriors.
• NBA tanking is rampant: teams like the Sixers and Raptors rest young players.
• Sixers now play deep bench guys (e.g. Jeff Dowtin, OShae Brissett), making the product unwatchable.

• 15:17 – 19:10
• Chris fears the Sixers will lose their top-6 protected pick to OKC.
• They discuss top prospects like Dylan Harper, Jared McCain, and how that would impact Philly's already guard-heavy roster.

• 19:10 – 21:12
• Chris recalls a comment from Alex Caruso: “15–20 NBA players could carry a 16-seed to a national title.”
• They debate how many elite NBA players could realistically do it..

• 20:09 – 22:12
• Chris mentions a report that Villanova will hire Richard Pitino, and Donovan Dent may transfer with him.
• Greg prefers Oklahoma’s Porter Moser but admits Dent is a big addition if true.

• 22:12 – 30:09
• - BYU vs. Alabama – Alabama is more talented, but BYU could cover.
• - Maryland vs. Florida – Greg praises Florida, says Maryland is scrappy but expects Gators to cover.
• - Arizona vs. Duke – Duke is dominant; Greg predicts a Duke cover.
• - Arkansas vs. Texas Tech – Despite bracket bitterness, Greg respects Arkansas but favors JT Toppin and Texas Tech.

• 30:09 – 41:06
• - Mississippi vs. Michigan State – MSU needs a fast start; Greg thinks Ole Miss covers, but MSU wins.
• - Kentucky vs. Tennessee – Kentucky has beaten them twice; Greg believes they'll do it again.
• - Michigan vs. Auburn – Tough matchup for Michigan’s bigs; Auburn gets the edge.
• - Purdue vs. Houston – Purdue can score, but Houston’s defense prevails (Purdue covers, Houston wins).

• 41:06 – End
• Greg’s picks:
• Michigan State over Auburn
• Florida over Texas Tech
• Duke over Alabama
• Kentucky over Houston

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• 00:00.37 – 01:10.29
• Chris and Greg open the show celebrating March Madness as one of the best weeks of the year.

• 01:27.67 – 02:46.32
• Chris updates on a live St. Francis (PA) vs. Alabama State game.

• 02:46.32 – 05:17.41
• Chris tells a story about a furnace repair technician calling him "old", making him question his age.
• Greg sympathizes, saying that getting older is more about mindset than reality.

• 05:17.41 – 21:24.28
• Chris and Greg go game-by-game through the first round of the NCAA Tournament, using odds from Bovada.
• Major matchups discussed:
• North Carolina vs. San Diego State
• Villanova’s coaching change – Chris is thrilled about Kyle Neptune being fired.
• Xavier vs. Texas – Greg prefers Xavier.
• Creighton vs. Louisville – Greg sides with Creighton’s veteran experience.
• High Point vs. Purdue – High Point can score at will, making them a dangerous underdog.
• Wisconsin vs. Montana – Greg believes Wisconsin will win but Montana will cover.
• Houston vs. SIU Edwardsville – Greg predicts a Houston blowout.
• McNeese State vs. Clemson – McNeese is a popular upset pick, but Clemson is too strong.

• 25:53.82 – 28:07.58
• Marcus Morris gave a revealing interview about Sixers GM Daryl Morey.

• 28:07.58 – 41:10.46
• Yale vs. Texas A&M – Greg picks Yale to pull off the upset, citing their strong Ivy League play.
• Drake vs. Missouri – Drake is one of the most popular underdog picks this year.
• Liberty vs. Oregon – Greg picks Liberty, partly due to his dislike of Oregon as an Oregon State fan.
• Michigan vs. UC San Diego – Michigan should win comfortably despite UCSD’s Cinderella hopes.
• Duke vs. play-in winner – Duke dominates unless Cooper Flagg sits out.
• Kansas vs. Arkansas – Greg is high on Arkansas making a deep run.

• 41:10.46 – 46:07.83
• Chris and Greg discuss how much parenting has changed over the years.
• They reflect on how kids today are tracked via apps like Life360, compared to their childhoods of "just disappearing for the day."

• 46:07.83 – End
• Greg identifies Wisconsin, Clemson, and Drake as teams that could make surprising deep runs.
• Michigan State is his sleeper pick to potentially knock off Auburn.
• He picks St. John’s to win the national championship, calling it a "big swing."

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• 00:00:29 – 00:08:04
• Greg reflects on losing key players in free agency but feels optimistic about the Eagles’ position.

• 00:10:49 – 02:35.53
• Chris is baffled by blatant tanking in the NBA, highlighting the Jazz and Raptors sitting their top players.

• 02:50:36 – 07:38.00
• Chris and Greg discuss the "legal tampering" period, questioning why it's still called tampering if it's allowed.

• 07:44.87 – 12:07.68
• Washington traded for Laremy Tunsil from the Texans, adding him to newly acquired Deebo Samuel.
• Greg is frustrated watching NFC East rivals improve while the Eagles remain conservative.

• 12:07.68 – 13:39.48
• Chris praises the Bears’ additions of Joe Thuney and Drew Dalman to protect Caleb Williams.

• 13:58.01 – 15:23.32
• Kenny Pickett was traded to Cleveland.
• The Eagles prefer Tanner McKee as the backup, signaling confidence in the young QB.

• 18:19.33 – 19:30.62
• Chris hates seeing a player he likes go to a division rival.
• Greg recalls once trading for Williams in fantasy football before his knee injury.

• 19:52.56 – 22:59.55
• Jonathan Allen signed with the Vikings for three years, $20 million.
• Javon Hargrave is also signing with Minnesota, a move that surprised Chris.

• 22:58.62 – 25:53.82
• Chris expected a fiery response from C.J. Gardner-Johnson, given his past reaction to leaving Philly.

• 26:31.76 – 28:59.55
• Chris suggests drafting Penn State safety Kevin Winston Jr., who was once a projected first-round pick.
• The Eagles will likely target a defensive lineman like Derrick Harmon or Walter Nolen.

• 30:55.15 – 32:56.32
• Bryce Harper offered to return to the outfield if the Phillies find a new first baseman.
• Chris thinks this signals the team’s need for another big bat.

• 33:08.06 – 40:53.29
• Chris fears their scoring issues could cost them promotion, even with new additions.

• 40:53.29 – End
• Chris and Greg discuss promotion/relegation challenges in soccer, comparing it to the Nottingham Forest model.

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• 00:00:27 – 00:01:19
• Chris welcomes listeners to a rare Friday morning edition of the show.
• They reflect on how much has happened since their last episode, including the Eagles winning the Super Bowl and an explosion near Greg’s home.
• 
  

• 01:00:66 – 02:12.71
• Chris jokes that the Sixers might not have won a game since they last recorded.
• Greg sarcastically says, "Nobody cares about that," mocking the team’s lack of effort.
• Discussion on Paul George's underwhelming fit with the team.
• Paul George announced he is pausing his podcast to focus on basketball, but Chris and Greg believe he just wanted to stop doing the podcast.
• If George improves his play to increase his trade value, the season won't be a total loss.
• 
  

• 04:03.98 – 07:52.35
• Chris emphasizes that the Sixers must continue losing to secure a top-six draft pick and keep their future selections.
• Discussion on top NBA draft prospects like Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper, and Ace Bailey.
• 2026 NBA Draft is loaded, featuring elite prospects like AJ Dybantsa, Cameron Boozer, and Darryn Peterson.
• Tyrese Maxey is not a true point guard, and Chris is frustrated that the team keeps pretending he is.
• 
  

• 09:09.65 – 10:49.69
• Chris reveals that he’s watched more NBA this season than ever before due to sports betting.
• Discussion on Golden State Warriors' improvement after adding Jimmy Butler.
• Anthony Edwards’ frustration and technical fouls—he now faces suspensions for every additional technical this season.
• 
  

• 14:57.30 – 17:43.49
• Chris and Greg discuss how the transfer portal has ruined college basketball.
• Villanova’s roster turnover has made it hard to connect with the team.
• Chris admits he is actively rooting for Villanova to miss the NCAA Tournament so they fire head coach Kyle Neptune.
• 
  

• 18:05.56 – 20:14.24
• Chris and Greg finally discuss the Eagles’ dominant Super Bowl win over the Chiefs.
• Greg calls it one of the most satisfying wins ever but worries about complacency leading to a future downfall.
• 
  

• 29:28.50 – 33:40.07
• Josh Sweat and Milton Williams are expected to leave in free agency.
• Mekhi Becton may get overpaid by another team that forces him back to tackle.
• Zach Baun is a priority re-signing because of his All-Pro season and fit in Vic Fangio’s defense.
• Nakobe Dean’s knee injury makes re-signing Baun even more critical.
• 
  

• 33:40.07 – End
• Chris and Greg joke about fan overreactions, predicting that Eagles fans will call for Jalen Hurts to be traded after one bad drive next season.

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• 00:00:00 – 00:01:09
• Chris and Greg kick off the show discussing Super Bowl week excitement.
• Greg jokingly claims there’s nothing going on in the sports world, despite the Super Bowl and NBA trade chaos.

• 00:02:17 – 07:49
• Luka Dončić, Maxi Kleber, and Markieff Morris traded to the Lakers.
• The Mavericks receive Anthony Davis, Max Christie, and a 2029 unprotected first-round pick.
• The Jazz acquire Jalen Hood-Schifino and second-round picks.
• Chris and Greg ridicule the Mavericks' decision to trade Luka, calling it one of the worst trades in NBA history.
• Chris compares it to the Sixers' failed Tracy McGrady trade in 1999, which was derailed when Stephen A. Smith leaked it.

• 00:08:05 – 09:42
• Just 12 hours later, the Kings trade De’Aaron Fox to the Bulls.

• 00:20:35 – 22:41
• Chris and Greg discuss their unexpected confidence in the Eagles, despite facing Mahomes and Andy Reid.
• The Eagles are currently +1 underdogs at Bovada (previously +1.5).
• Chris mentions money is moving toward the Eagles, making them an appealing bet.

• 00:33:17 – 35:40
• Patrick Mahomes is the favorite to win Super Bowl MVP.
• Greg argues quarterbacks usually win, unless a defender or running back dominates.
• Chris jokingly suggests placing a bet on a Chiefs' offensive lineman at +75,000 odds.
• 
  

• 00:36:40 – 44:17
• Chris and Greg shift from Super Bowl analysis to live NBA game updates.
• Sixers vs. Mavericks:
• Tyrese Maxey has 33 points and 11 assists.
• Joel Embiid flirts with a triple-double.
• Klay Thompson hits the over on his points prop, scoring 12.
• Discussion on Super Bowl total touchdowns prop (over/under 6.5 touchdowns).

• 00:31:38 – 32:55
• Andy Reid confirms he’ll coach for at least one more season.

• 00:39:46 – 41:29
• Discussion on Super Bowl alternate point spreads.
• Chiefs -20.5 is available at +1150, while Chiefs +17.5 is at -3000.
• Chris jokes about betting $3,000 to win $100 on a safe bet.

• 00:45:00 – End
• Greg and Chris joke about Greg not lending Chris money for a massive bet.
• Discussion on Super Bowl intensity and potential game flow.
• Chris wraps up with a mix of excitement and anxiety about the Eagles' chances.

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• 00:00:44 – 00:02:12
• Chris opens the episode celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles making the Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs.
• Greg shares how he was oddly optimistic about the Eagles’ NFC Championship win over the Washington Commanders.
• Discussion on how Washington’s defense was overhyped, and turnovers cost them against Detroit and Philadelphia.
• Greg felt confident all week that the Eagles would dominate.

• 00:02:33 – 07:28
• Chris vents his frustration over Wrexham’s disappointing loss to Stevenage (a mid-table League One team).
• 1-1 draw vs. Birmingham City (Tom Brady's co-owned team).
• Bad loss to Shrewsbury Town.
• Failure to score consistently has been the main issue.
• Transfer market discussion:
• Wrexham spent money on Ryan Longman from Hull City but didn’t get a goal-scoring striker.
• Their top scorer, Paul Mullin, is aging (30) and injury-prone.
• Steven Fletcher (36) has played well but has no long-term future.
• Comparison to Nottingham Forest, who bought Chris Wood as a consistent goal scorer and are now competing for a Champions League spot.

• 00:15:30 – 19:51
• Greg calls the 76ers the biggest losers of the week.
• Discussion shifts to Josh Harris (76ers & Commanders owner) and his issues managing both teams.
• Greg argues Harris lacks passion for the city and should sell the 76ers.
• Chris brings up Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie’s rumored attempt to buy the Boston Celtics, asking if that’s a problem for Philly fans.

• 00:32:40 – 33:28
• Super Bowl Line: Eagles (+1.5) vs. Chiefs.
• Greg isn’t surprised, believing it’s a fair line given Kansas City’s playoff experience.

• 00:23:30 – 27:50
• Chris shares a recent 10-leg parlay win from the NFC Championship Game.
• The final leg depended on Jaden Daniels passing yards, and he barely cleared the line before being subbed out.

• 00:34:36 – 37:13
• Chris brings up the rumor of Joel Embiid wanting Jimmy Butler back on the Sixers.
• Any trade would have to include Paul George, making it complicated.
• Chris pitches a 3-team trade with Miami, the Lakers, and Sixers:
• Greg calls Butler’s history of team drama predictable.

• 00:41:47 – End
• Chris and Greg joke about Sixers fans being disengaged from the team.
• Chris highlights Justin Edwards as a promising young player.
• Greg shares how he only found out about Pete Nance playing for the Sixers from a comedy podcast.
• The 76ers have become "blah" to both of them.
• They close by teasing a full Super Bowl preview next week.

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• 00:00:00–00:01:37
• Hosts Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone return after the holidays and exchange greetings.
• Greg reflects on surviving the holiday season without major illnesses, emphasizing how quickly the NFL regular season has ended.

• 00:01:37–00:09:19
• Discussion about flaws in the college football playoff system:
• The need for reseeding before the playoffs begins.
• Critique of Group of Five teams being seeded highly but consistently losing.
• Example: Notre Dame (#7) vs. Penn State (#6), where Notre Dame is favored despite being the lower seed.
• Speculation on Penn State linebacker Abdul Carter's availability and how it could impact the game.
• Chris and Greg debate Drew Allar's potential draft stock and its implications for Penn State's future.
• Analysis of Ohio State (#8) vs. Texas (#5):
• Critique of Texas' inconsistent performance and Ohio State's dominance.
• Praise for Ohio State’s ability to produce elite wide receivers, including Jeremiah Smith.

• 00:21:11–00:22:35
• Chargers are favored by 2.5 points.
• Analysis of injuries to Texans' key receivers and CJ Stroud's performance dip.
• Discussion about the Chargers' vulnerabilities and injury concerns (e.g., JK Dobbins).

• 00:22:35–00:24:58
• Ravens are 9.5-point favorites.
• Criticism of the Steelers' stagnant offense and poor performance in the previous week.
• Praise for Lamar Jackson's regular season success, with concerns about playoff consistency.

• 00:25:06–00:26:40
• Bills are 8.5-point favorites.
• Discussion of the Broncos' resurgence despite significant dead cap space.
• The Bills’ superior offense highlighted as a deciding factor.

• 00:27:31–00:31:56
• Eagles are 5-point favorites.
• Jalen Hurts' recovery from concussion protocol and the Eagles' defensive dominance.
• Concerns over the Packers' youth and injuries to Christian Watson.

• 00:32:07–00:34:35
• Buccaneers are 3-point favorites.
• Discussion of Baker Mayfield’s surprising 4,500-yard season and the underwhelming nature of the matchup.
• Analysis of both teams' mediocrity.

• 00:37:20–00:40:03
• Vikings are favored by one point.
• Sam Darnold’s inconsistencies and the Rams' dangerous potential are analyzed.
• Praise for Jimmy Garoppolo’s solid performance.

• 00:11:46–00:19:29
• Discussion of recent firings, including Antonio Pierce and potential hires like Ben Johnson.
• Analysis of job appeal for teams like the Patriots and Bears:
• Speculation about Ben Johnson joining the Bears or Jaguars.
• Critique of the Jets' ownership and coaching carousel.

• 00:35:46–00:37:08
• Chris reflects on Saquon Barkley’s heavy workload during the season and the decision to rest him in Week 18.

• 00:40:54–End

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• Hosts: Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone.
• Topics:
• Discussion about the holiday season and its hectic nature.
• Lighthearted conversation about Christmas lists and holiday movies like Red One (Amazon Prime) and Carry On (Netflix).
• General critique of holiday films and their target audiences.

• Reboots and Remakes:
• Greg's thoughts on the Malcolm in the Middle reboot and its purpose in today's streaming-dominated landscape.
• Concerns about over-saturation of streaming services and reboot culture (Scrubs and Prison Break mentioned).
• Nostalgia versus innovation in media.
• Hollywood Commentary:
• Reflection on the careers of openly gay actors like Wentworth Miller and their impact on Hollywood roles.
• General discussion about the pressures and oddities of Hollywood.

• Denver Broncos vs. Los Angeles Chargers:
• Chargers favored by 2.5 points.
• Discussion on the Broncos' strong defense and Chargers' offensive struggles.
• Houston Texans vs. Kansas City Chiefs:
• Chiefs favored by 3 points; Patrick Mahomes' health update noted.
• Atlanta Falcons vs. New York Giants:
• Michael Penix Jr. announced as Falcons' starting quarterback.
• Analysis of Kirk Cousins' future and the team's financial challenges.
• Tennessee Titans vs. Indianapolis Colts:
• Titans' defense praised; Colts' inconsistency highlighted.
• Cincinnati Bengals vs. Cleveland Browns:
• Bengals favored by 7.5 points.
• Browns' quarterback changes, including Dorian Thompson-Robinson replacing Jameis Winston, discussed.
• Detroit Lions vs. Chicago Bears:
• Lions' offensive strength contrasted with their injury-plagued defense.
• Critique of the Bears' offensive struggles and coaching decisions.
• Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders:
• Eagles' dominance and playoff aspirations contrasted with Washington's struggles to maintain playoff contention.
• Buffalo Bills vs. New England Patriots:
• Bills favored by 14 points.
• Historical context of the rivalry and Buffalo's playoff position discussed.
• Los Angeles Rams vs. New York Jets:
• Jets’ surprising victory and the role of Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams discussed.
• Rams’ offensive strengths highlighted.
• Minnesota Vikings vs. Seattle Seahawks:
• Impact of Geno Smith's injury on Seattle's chances noted.
• Discussion on quarterback rotations for both teams.

• Philadelphia Eagles:
• Extensive focus on the Eagles’ key players and injury concerns, including Saquon Barkley and Cooper DeJean.
• Frustration over Cooper DeGene being used as a punt returner, risking injury.
• League-Wide Observations:
• Critique of heavy workloads on star players like Saquon Barkley.
• Concerns about NFL injuries and the toll on player longevity.

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