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ITL reacts to the Texans’ statement win over the Chiefs — their fifth straight — while the AFC South gets shaken up with a rough Colts loss and the Jags staying hot. Around the NFL, Cincy falls to Buffalo, the Commanders help Houston’s draft pick despite losing, and the Browns do Browns things, with Andy Reid’s questionable decision prompting plenty of talk about the Texans’ defense. The crew also breaks down who truly hooped against Kansas City, dives into Lunch-Time Confessions (including whether Travis Kelce is the worst kind of superstar), hands out Weekend Winners and Losers, and wraps with O.G.’s Passing Thoughts plus a wild Figgy’s Mixtape featuring billion-dollar flat-earth bets, Cleveland radio feelings, and more.
Houston walks out of Sunday Night Football with a statement win over the Chiefs — their fifth in a row — and ITL breaks down everything that made this one hit different. Around the AFC South, the Colts collapse in ugly fashion, the Jags keep rolling, and the division race gets even spicier. Plus, today’s QOTD: What moment last night or this season made you realize this year truly is different?
Cincinnati couldn’t hold off the Bills, the Commanders took another loss but helped the Texans’ draft capital, and the Browns… well, stayed true to form. Plus, Andy Reid made a head-scratching decision, but Lopez credits Houston’s defense for forcing the issue. And as always, What’s Popping in the world of sports and entertainment.
ITL breaks down who truly hooped against the Chiefs in Week 14, then dives into Lunch-Time Confessions — including whether Travis Kelce might be the worst kind of superstar. And to wrap it up, the crew hands out their Winners and Losers of the Weekend.
O.G. drops his Passing Thoughts from the Texans–Chiefs showdown, breaking down what stood out most. Then Figgy’s Mixtape dives into a wild mix — could you prove the earth is flat for a billion dollars, and how should radio hosts in Cleveland really feel? All that and more in a packed segment.
Figgy’s Mixtape dives into a wild mix — could you prove the earth is flat for a billion dollars, and how should radio hosts in Cleveland really feel? All that and more in a packed segment.
Lunch-Time Confessions — including whether Travis Kelce might be the worst kind of superstar.
ITL breaks down who truly hooped against the Chiefs in Week 14
Andy Reid made a head-scratching decision, but Lopez credits Houston’s defense for forcing the issue.
Cincinnati couldn’t hold off the Bills, the Commanders took another loss but helped the Texans’ draft capital, and the Browns… well, stayed true to form.
QOTD: What moment last night or this season made you realize this year truly is different?
Around the AFC South, the Colts collapse in ugly fashion, the Jags keep rolling, and the division race gets even spicier.
Houston walks out of Sunday Night Football with a statement win over the Chiefs — their fifth in a row — and ITL breaks down everything that made this one hit different.
ITL questions whether Nick Caley’s grilling changed your confidence in the Texans’ offense and whether the Chiefs are playing mind games after both teams’ special-teams struggles. B Scott joins to react to TNF and shut down cold-weather excuses. We dig into Something, Nothing, or Everything? for Texans–Chiefs, hit Lunch-Time Confessions, and preview a big CFB weekend. Then we wrap with Texans Win Because, Texans Lose Because and a wild Figgy’s Mixtape featuring stuffed-animal drama, a Vegas title game, and a shocking fan initiation story.
Nick Caley got put through the fire yesterday — but what kind of taste did it leave in your mouth about him, this offense, and how sustainable it all really is? Plus, the Texans aren’t the only team with suddenly shaky special teams heading into Sunday. Are the Chiefs trying to get inside Houston’s head for an edge? And for today’s QOTD: What’s a streak you’re proud of?
Around the NFL, ITL and B Scott break down whether Thursday Night Football truly delivered as the game of the year and react to all the fallout. Then B Scott shares why he’s not here for the cold-weather excuses surrounding the Texans. And as always, we hit What’s Popping in sports and entertainment.
ITL breaks down Texans–Chiefs through the lens of Something, Nothing, or Everything? Then it’s Lunch-Time Confessions, including talk of a new 30-minute delivery service popping up in Houston. We preview a loaded college football weekend presented by Wrangler, and the O.G.’s sappy CFB theme sets the tone for Don’t Step In It Saturday.
ITL breaks down every path to a Texans win — and all the ways it could slip away — in this Chiefs edition of Texans Win Because, Texans Lose Because. Then Figgy’s Mixtape covers stuffed-animal drama at Killen’s, a championship game that went down in Vegas, and the wild story of a rapper stabbing a hardcore fan as part of an initiation.
Figgy’s Mixtape covers stuffed-animal drama at Killen’s, a championship game that went down in Vegas, and the wild story of a rapper stabbing a hardcore fan as part of an initiation.
Lunch-Time Confessions, including talk of a new 30-minute delivery service popping up in Houston.





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