On this episode the guys recap Super Bowl 60 and the Seahawks are champs. Seattle takes down New England 29–13 behind an MVP night from Kenneth Walker and a defense that racked up six sacks, two picks, and a touchdown. We hit the big moments, Bad Bunny's halftime show, and all the headlines from around the league, plus our season awards including Stafford (MVP), Garrett (DPOY), and JSN (OPOY).

Then the NBA trade deadline chaos: the Bulls blow it up, the Knicks add Alvarado, Giannis stays in Milwaukee, and All-Star Weekend goes full content mode.

On this episode the NFL offseason is already in full chaos. A wave of firings hits the league as the Bills, Ravens, Dolphins, Falcons, Browns, Cardinals, Raiders, Giants, and Titans all move on from their head coaches. New eras begin just as quickly, with the Giants landing Jim Harbaugh, the Titans hiring Robert Saleh, the Falcons turning to Kevin Stefanski, the Ravens bringing in Jesse Minter, the Cardinals adding Matt LaFleur, and the Raiders handing the reins to Klint Kubiak.

On the field, the Conference Championships delivered two wildly different games. The Patriots survived the Broncos 10–7 in a second-half blizzard with no points scored after halftime, while Seattle edged the Rams 31–27 in a goal-line stand thriller to punch their ticket to the Super Bowl. We also break down season honors and debates, including MVP picks for Stafford and Maye, Myles Garrett for DPOY, stacked OPOY candidates like JSN, Puka, CMC, and Bijan, and the top rookies making noise. Plus, Hall of Fame frustration continues with Belichick, Kraft, and Eli Manning still on the outside looking in.

Over in the NBA, headlines heat up as the trade deadline approaches. The Grizzlies face ownership controversy, Jarrett Jackson Jr. heads to Utah, Conley and Ivey land in Chicago, Giannis is sidelined 4–6 weeks amid trade rumors. The Cavs and The Clippers pull off a trade involving James Harden and Darius Garland!

On this episode the guys discuss how the NFL season flips on its head as Black Monday brings a wave of coaching changes. The Bills, Ravens, Dolphins, Falcons, Browns, Cardinals, Raiders, Giants, and Titans all clean house. New regimes are already in place, with the Giants hiring Jim Harbaugh, the Dolphins bringing in Shefley, the Titans landing Robert Saleh, and the Falcons turning to Kevin Stefanski. We also look at the biggest disappointments of the season as the Chiefs, Ravens, Lions, and Buccaneers all miss the playoffs after entering the year with high expectations.

Then it's time for a full playoff breakdown. Wild Card Weekend delivers instant classics, including the Rams edging the Panthers, the Bears outlasting the Packers, the Bills surviving Jacksonville, and the Seahawks shocking the 49ers. The Divisional Round turns even crazier with Denver upsetting Buffalo in overtime, Seattle blowing out San Francisco, and the Patriots handling Houston. Now, the Conference Championships are set: Patriots at Broncos and Rams at Seahawks, with Super Bowl spots on the line.

On the NBA front, the trade market heats up as Trae Young is dealt to Washington for CJ McCollum in a salary-dump move, Karl-Anthony Towns finds himself in rumor territory, the Knicks continue to slide, and the Bulls appear close to blowing it all up.

On this episode the guys discuss another chaotic week across the NFL with upsets, injuries, and playoff implications everywhere. The Falcons stole a 29–28 win over the Buccaneers on Thursday night behind a three-touchdown performance from Kyle Pitts. Trevor Lawrence delivered an all-time fantasy performance with six touchdowns against the Jets, while Travis Etienne added three of his own. The Texans dominated the Cardinals, the Bills stormed back from a 21-point deficit to beat the Patriots and tighten the AFC East race, and the Chargers put the Chiefs away as Patrick Mahomes suffered a torn ACL.

Elsewhere, the Bears crushed the Browns as Myles Garrett closed in on the sack record, the Ravens and Eagles both pitched shutouts to stay alive in the playoff hunt, and the Broncos knocked off the Packers as Bo Nix played his best game to date amid major injuries around the league. The 49ers survived the Titans, Seattle edged out an “old man” Rivers in a kicking duel, the Rams handled the Lions with questions surrounding Davante Adams, and the Saints completed the season sweep of the Panthers. The Vikings officially ended the Cowboys' playoff hopes, and the Steelers snapped Miami's winning streak.

We wrap things up on the hardwood with a look ahead to the NBA Cup Finals, featuring the New York Knicks vs. the San Antonio Spurs.

On this episode the guys discuss this week's NFL slate was absolute chaos from Thanksgiving through Sunday night. The holiday belonged to the Dogs as the Packers stunned the Lions behind big games from Micah and Wicks, and Frank Ragnow reportedly retreats back into retirement talk. Dallas edged the Chiefs in a 31–28 thriller, the Bengals shocked the Ravens in prime time, and Black Friday delivered again with the Eagles falling to the now-first-place Bears.

The AFC playoff picture gets even messier as the Texans outlast an injured Anthony Richardson–less Colts team, the Jaguars reclaim the AFC South lead, and Miami stacks a third straight win. The 49ers crush Cleveland, the Bucs survive Arizona, the Panthers stun the Rams, and the Jets walk off the Falcons on a Nick Folk field goal. Seattle blanks Minnesota, Buffalo grabs a desperately needed win over Pittsburgh, Denver escapes Washington in OT, and the Patriots cruise past the Giants.

Around the NBA, Anthony Davis trade rumors shake up the early-season landscape… and now Giannis isn't happy either?

Dive in as we break down every upset, every surprise, and every headline from a wild week in the NFL and NBA.

On this episode the guys discuss another wild week across the NFL as the playoff picture twists again. The Bills slide to the 7-seed after another tough Josh Allen loss in Houston, while J.J. McCarthy struggles and hands Green Bay the win. Kansas City storms back to beat the Colts in overtime, and even a sluggish Ravens offense is enough to get past the Jets. The Bears stay in first without Rodgers, Seattle survives a Titans rally, and the Giants collapse yet again—blowing a double-digit fourth-quarter lead as Jahmyr Gibbs torches them in an OT win for Detroit. The Patriots rally past the Chase-less Bengals, Shedeur Sanders earns his first win behind a dominant defense and a furious Myles Garrett, and the Jaguars, Falcons, Cowboys, Rams, and 49ers all deliver headline-shifting performances across the league.

In the NBA, the drama picks up as Anthony Davis trade rumors heat up, Chauncey Billups pleads not guilty with a $5M bail, and injuries hit hard with Aaron Gordon out six weeks and Wemby sidelined 2–3 weeks. LeBron returns in a narrow win over the Jazz, while the Pistons rip off a stunning 13-game win streak and the Raptors soar with nine straight of their own.

On this episode the guys discuss week 11, the Colts kept rolling as Jones and Taylor led the way past the Falcons in Germany, while the Giants blew another late lead costing Brian Daboll his job. Davis Mills and the Texans pulled off a huge comeback win over the Jaguars, and the Dolphins stunned the Bills in Miami. The Ravens continued their rise, and the Patriots took firm control of first place after a big road win in Tampa Bay. Out west, both Seattle and the Rams dominated, setting up a huge division showdown, while the Lions toyed with their opponents in another close win. The Eagles escaped Green Bay in an ugly one, and we wrap it all up with our Week 11 picks.

On this episode the guys discuss a tough week in the NFL as Daniels is seemingly out for the season after a blowout loss to Seattle. The Ravens dominated Miami, pushing the Dolphins toward seller status at the trade deadline, while Joe Flacco brought the Bengals all the way back only to fall short against the Bears. The Packers were stunned at home by the Panthers as 13.5-point favorites, and JJ McCarthy returned with a statement win over the Lions. The Steelers cooled off the Colts, the Giants were blown out by the 49ers, the Bills took down the Chiefs in Buffalo, and the Cardinals ended the Cowboys' playoff hopes in Week 9.

In the NBA, the Bulls and Knicks split their weekend home-and-home series, while in MLB, the Dodgers captured the World Series in seven games.