In this episode of Broken Play, Navv Greene and the crew break down the biggest storylines across college football, the NFL playoffs, and the NBA, starting with reactions to the national championship game and the ripple effects of recent coaching changes in college football. The hosts debate player development, program stability, and how leadership decisions continue to reshape the college football landscape.

The conversation shifts to the NFL playoffs, with sharp analysis of quarterback performances, pressure moments, and postseason expectations. The crew also weighs in on the evolution of NBA All-Star Weekend, questioning its cultural relevance and future impact.

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In this energetic episode of Broken Play, host Navv Greene and the crew deliver an unfiltered breakdown of the latest headlines across NBA, college football, and the NFL, blending sharp sports analysis with humor and cultural commentary. The episode opens with candid banter before diving into the Atlanta Hawks’ season, including a spirited debate about Trae Young’s impact on team chemistry and how the roster performed during his absence. The crew also examines modern sports media, contrasting loud hot takes with thoughtful analysis, and calling out the entertainment-driven nature of today’s sports commentary.

The conversation expands into college football and the NIL era, unpacking how older, more experienced players are reshaping recruitment, competitive balance, and the future of the sport. Navv and the crew then shift to the NFL, debating quarterback narratives around players like Justin Herbert and Aaron Rodgers, spotlighting elite defenses, and discussing coaching futures across the league. Along the way, the episode touches on race, media narratives, and athlete scrutiny, emphasizing accountability, context, and positivity in sports culture. As always, Broken Play closes with honest takes, laughs, and reflections on the pressures athletes face in the age of nonstop coverage and social media.

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In this episode of Broken Play with Navv Greene, the crew breaks down the biggest storylines shaping today’s sports landscape, from college football chaos and NIL-driven player movement to NFL coaching changes and quarterback evaluations. They take a closer look at Lamar Jackson’s performance and leadership, examining how coaching philosophy and team identity influence success on the field. Also they examine NBA trade market and MVP debates, while also spotlighting Snoop Dogg’s growing presence in sports media, highlighting the cultural crossover between athletics, entertainment, commentary ands more.

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In this episode of Broken Play with Navv Greene, Navv and the crew deliver a high-energy mix of sports analysis, cultural commentary, and personal reflection. The conversation spans the latest NBA and NFL action, including standout player performances, coaching decisions, fantasy football outcomes, and playoff predictions. Veteran stars like LeBron James are discussed in the context of longevity, leadership, and evolving expectations in professional sports.

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*Originally aired October 23rd, 2025.

In this episode of Broken Play with Navv Greene, the crew brings high-energy laughs and sharp sports commentary with special guest comedian LeVar Walker. The hosts break down NFL game strategies, quarterback performances, and the latest football highlights—all with their signature humor and unfiltered perspective. Between spontaneous games, freestyle moments, and a hilarious hot seat segment, the episode keeps listeners entertained from start to finish. The conversation also touches on real-life encounters, like funny gas station stories and everyday interactions, giving fans a mix of sports insight and comedy gold.

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In this festive holiday episode of Broken Play with Navv Greene, the crew is joined by comedian Jack Thriller for a hilarious and unfiltered conversation filled with Christmas spirit, cultural commentary, and real-life reflections. The group dives into modern dating, relationship reciprocity, and the unspoken rules of gift-giving, while sharing personal stories about childhood Christmas memories, favorite gifts, and family traditions. The conversation naturally expands into debates over iconic Christmas movies and holiday music, reflections on legendary artists and their cultural impact, candid takes on celebrity relationships, holiday drinking culture, parenting realities, friendship, finding joy during the season and more.

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In this episode of Broken Play, Navv Greene and the crew break down the latest storylines across the sports world while weaving in real-life reflections that go beyond the scoreboard. The conversation kicks off with NFL playoff predictions, in-depth analysis of player performances, injuries, and team chemistry, and how momentum and leadership shape championship runs.

The episode also takes a more personal turn as the hosts reflect on drinking culture, sobriety, and personal growth, connecting lifestyle choices to performance, mindset, and longevity—both in sports and in life.

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In this episode of Broken Play, Navv Greene and the crew break down everything happening across college football, the NFL, and even high school standouts. From dominant defenses and rising Heisman contenders to quarterback matchups shaking up the rankings, the crew delivers sharp analysis mixed with their signature humor. They even veer into cultural territory—brunch etiquette, grooming habits in sports, and the everyday moments that shape athlete culture—adding personality and laughs throughout the episode. The conversation shifts into the deeper layers of the game, examining offensive strategies, elite player performances, and the financial realities professional athletes face.

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