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On today’s episode, we break down Bam dropping 83 points, now the second-highest scoring game ever, and debate whether more coaches should let players chase history when the moment presents itself. We also talk about Jayson Tatum being back on the court with the Celtics and discuss how much more dangerous that makes Boston in the Eastern Conference. Plus, we give our predictions for two must-watch matchups this week: Nuggets vs. Spurs and Celtics vs. Thunder.
On today’s episode, we break down Kevin Durant becoming the second-fastest player in NBA history to reach 32,000 career points and debate where he could ultimately rank among the all-time leading scorers by the time he retires. We also examine the growing controversy surrounding the NBA’s 65-game rule, as several top stars hover near the minimum, and discuss whether the league should lower the threshold or eliminate the rule altogether. To wrap things up, we highlight a few marquee matchups that fans won’t want to miss.
On today’s episode, we break down the idea of the league introducing a mini-tournament to determine the No. 1 overall draft pick — but would teams actually have enough incentive to buy in? With the Eastern Conference looking wide open, we decide which contender we trust most when it matters. Plus, after Kawhi Leonard suggested the Los Angeles Clippers are no longer true contenders this season, we ask the big question: Is it time for him to stick it out in L.A., or move on?
On today's episode we give out our Midseason NBA Awards.
On today’s episode, we break down the Super Bowl as the Seattle Seahawks claim the Lombardi Trophy. We also review the NBA’s disciplinary decisions stemming from the altercation between the Charlotte Hornets and Detroit Pistons, debating whether the suspensions were warranted. Plus, with Jayson Tatum now nine months removed from tearing his Achilles in last season’s playoffs and beginning workouts with the G-League affiliate, we discuss whether a return this season makes sense.
On today’s episode, we’re joined by Jeremy to break down the hottest team in the league — the Charlotte Hornets. We discuss whether they should make any moves at the deadline or keep their core intact. We also dive into the biggest trades leading up to the deadline, including James Harden’s move to the Cleveland Cavaliers, and speculate on where Giannis might end up next. To wrap things up, we make our picks for the Super Bowl champion.
On today’s episode, we talk about the latest head coaching changes around the league, why taking the points can be crucial in certain moments, and what a Patriots Super Bowl win would really mean.
On today’s episode, we break down whether Sean McDermott’s firing was justified following the playoff loss to the Denver Broncos. We also dive into John Harbaugh taking over as head coach of the New York Giants, with Phil sharing what he believes Harbaugh will bring to the team. Plus, we lock in our Conference Championship picks.
On today’s episode, we dive into the shake-up of the AFC North, exploring what the division will look like with John Harbaugh fired and Mike Tomlin stepping away from the Steelers. Plus, we preview and break down all the Divisional Round playoff matchups.
On today's episode, we discussed in each matchup in the Wildcard round which QB is facing more pressure and we give our predictions for Wildcard Weekend.
On today’s episode, we dive into four teams fighting for their division and a ticket to the NFL Playoffs. Two fanbases have had enough of their head coaches and are ready for change, while the others are just looking for consistency—even with one team that’s been a regular in the postseason. Plus, we wrap it up with our Week 18 picks.
On today’s episode, we break down what Kansas City needs to evaluate moving forward after Patrick Mahomes’ ACL injury and how the team can remain competitive in the near future. We also discuss the Patriots blowing a 21–0 lead against the Bills and whether that loss changes how we should view them heading into the playoffs. Plus, we address the media push to include Josh Allen in the MVP conversation—and why he shouldn’t be in the discussion at all. Finally, we wrap things up with our Week 16 game picks.
In today’s episode, we break down Isaiah Likely’s overturned touchdown from the weekend and try to make sense of what actually constitutes a “football move” in the end zone. We also dive into the Browns’ decision to name Shedeur the starter for the rest of the season, and how his first three starts have been overshadowed by controversy after a teammate’s fiancée claimed people in the facility want Dillon Gabriel under center instead.
Meanwhile, the Colts have reportedly reached out to Philip Rivers following Daniel Jones’s Achilles injury. Can the 44-year-old step in and keep Indianapolis in the playoff hunt, or are the Colts headed for a late-season collapse?
Plus, we make our picks for all the Week 15 matchups.
On today’s episode, we break down whether the Chicago Bears can hold on to the NFC’s No. 1 seed. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs are teetering on the edge of missing the playoffs—so is there any AFC team we truly believe in? We also dive into a circulating rumor about a longtime head coach who may be seeking a change of scenery, and with so few veteran coaches left, we try to figure out who it could be. Plus, we share our picks for all the Week 14 games.
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On today’s episode, we break down whether Jamar Chase’s one-game suspension is truly enough. We also recap the tightly contested matchup between the Lions and Eagles at the Linc and ask the big question: do the Lions need home-field advantage to fuel a Super Bowl run? Meanwhile, the Bucs—after a hot start—have cooled off with two straight losses, allowing Carolina to creep back into the division race. Could the Panthers steal the division from under Tampa Bay? We dive into Shedeur’s first action filling in for Dillon Gabriel and set our expectations for him as this week’s starter. Plus, we close things out with our Week 12 game picks.
On today’s episode, we break down the recent firings of former Mavericks GM Nico Harrison and former Giants head coach Brian Daboll — were their dismissals justified? We also spotlight Jonathan Taylor’s incredible season that’s flying under the radar and ask: is the MVP race his to lose? Plus, after an embarrassing loss to the Dolphins, we discuss whether the Bills’ championship window is officially closing. And finally, we make our Week 11 game picks.
In today’s episode, we break down the trade moves Dallas made to strengthen their defense — but will these changes make an impact now or pay off down the line? After a heartbreaking loss to the Bears, Chase Brown publicly calls out the defense for not finishing strong. Is that kind of criticism acceptable only from team leaders, or fair game for anyone? Meanwhile, Seattle keeps stacking wins — should we start viewing them as true contenders or just a dark horse heading into the playoffs? Plus, we share our picks for Week 10 matchups.
The NBA season is just a week in, and OKC is off to a blazing start. It’s been a while since the league has seen back-to-back champions, so we’re asking: are we rolling with OKC to repeat, or taking the field?
Over in the NFL, the Steelers have dropped two straight, and their remaining schedule doesn’t do them any favors. Can they hold on to the AFC North, or will one of their division rivals take over?
Meanwhile, the Chiefs look like they’ve found their rhythm again, but the Patriots are back to their old winning ways. Are they emerging as legitimate rivals to the Chiefs and Bills once more?
We wrap things up with our Week 9 game picks.
On today’s episode, we dive into the growing frustration surrounding the Miami Dolphins. Is the lack of fight a coaching issue, or is it time to question the future of Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa?
We also take a look at the New York Jets, who remain winless at 0-6 but have shown flashes of competitiveness. Meanwhile, Justin Fields continues to struggle, and reports are swirling that a benching may be imminent. Is this the beginning of the end for him? Plus, we make our picks for Week 8 across the NFL.
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