Former NFL executive Upton Bell discusses the Maxx Crosby failed trade situation with co-host Michael Jackson of The Game Before the Money. The two also question if free agency actually helps teams win championships, looking back on the past for examples.

Pat Mahomes' injury is also looked at, and the hosts explore what it might mean for his future.

Former NFL executive Upton Bell examines how the NFL has avoided having full free agency compared with other sports like Major League Baseball and the NBA with co-host Michael Jackson of The Game Before the Money. The two also discuss the current NFL free agency market and coaching great Lou Holtz.

Former NFL executive Upton Bell previews the NFL Combine with co-host Michael Jackson of The Game Before the Money. Bell also details how he evaluated players during his time as a scout with the Baltimore Colts and as General Manager of the New England Patriots.

Former NFL executive Upton Bell reviews documentaries of the Cowboys and 49ers dynasties, which are available on streaming channels. He and co-host Michael Jackson of The Game Before the Money also discuss the two teams and their stars.

Former NFL executive Upton Bell and Michael Jackson of The Game Before the Money provide the best postgame analysis of Super Bowl 60. The duo also share personal memories of late Hall of Famer Sonny Jurgensen.

Former NFL executive Upton Bell previews the upcoming Super Bowl 60 with co-host Michael Jackson of The Game Before the Money. Bell also shares behind-the-scenes stories of Super Bowl 3 and Super Bowl 5, when he worked as Director of Player Personnel for the Baltimore Colts.

Former NFL Colts and Patriots executive Upton Bell discusses Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame snub with co-host Michael Jackson of The Game Before the Money. The pair also recaps the AFC and NFC Championship Game, and Upton shares memories of 49ers legendary quarterback John Brodie.

Former New England Patriots GM Upton Bell previews the AFC Championship and NFC Championship with co-host Michael Jackson of The Game Before the Money. Bell also shares amazing memories working under Don Shula as the Colts faced the Packers in the 1965 NFL Playoffs with third-string quarterback Tom Matte. Bell adds in memories of him and his father, NFL Commissioner Bert Bell, following the 1957 NFL Playoffs with Lions backup QB Tobin Rote leading Detroit to the NFL Championship.