Westwood One Sports Night

2.21.26 Nick Ashooh wonders why tanking is only a problem for NBA fans and the league. Who is the face of the league? Are we witnessing the rebirth of the running back? Which teams are best positioned right now to dethrone the Seahawks and Patriots next year? Are the Chiefs being counted out? Who is Nick's "nitwit of the week"? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.20.26 Josh Graham discusses the future of Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker if he doesn't stay in Seattle. Josh gives his prediction for Duke vs Michigan and ranks his Top 5 teams in College Basketball. Josh says America could be hockey country if they defeat Canada on Sunday in the Gold Medal Game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.19.26 Josh Graham reacts to the NBA's new anti-tanking rules that Adam Silver plans to impose beginning in the 2026-27 season. Josh explains why he's a fan of expansion in March Madness. Josh calls the Ravens the most overrated team in the NFL and is wholly unimpressed with their offseason moves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.18.26 Josh Graham argues Aaron Rodgers is the best free agent quarterback available, not Malik Willis. Josh argues the NBA Draft should be gone due to the tanking epidemic. Josh is stunned that Darryn Peterson removed himself from Kansas' 81-69 win over Oklahoma State. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.17.26 Lynnell Willingham reacts to the news of MLBPA Executive Director Tony Clark stepping down due to a scandal. Lynnell discussing what Clark stepping down means for the looming MLB lockout in 2027. Lynnell discusses what the Raiders should do with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft and why Malik Willis is an option for Las Vegas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.16.26 Lynnell Willingham starts the show with a bang praising the NBA All-Star game and calling it the best All-Star game in sports. Lynnell criticizes fans who dog on the NBA in bad faith. Lynnell takes calls on the next face of the NBA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.15.26 John Mallory starts the show by discussing the Seahawks hiring their new offensive coordinator, Brian Fleury, from the 49ers. John explains how Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan are like “The Giving Tree” with how many offensive coordinators they produce. How successful will Fleury be in his new home? John then delves into the NFL QB Market this off-season. Where will Malik Willis and Mac Jones end up? Plus, is Jalen Milroe a sneaky option to get traded this spring? John then argues against the Rams and 49ers opening the season in Melbourne a week before the regular season starts. John then discuss the Jaguars moving Travis Hunter to Cornerback on almost an exclusive level and why the Jags might have overdrafted him where they did. Then, John delves into the idea if defensive built teams can become dynasties in the NFL, with the Seahawks and Mike Macdonald becoming the most recent example of this. And is Sam Darnold the best second act in sports history? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Denton Day starts the show why explaining the NBA All-Star game is an absolute success this year and Adam Silver deserves credit for his experiment. World vs. Stars vs. Strips was a fun watch and the players actually seemed to care. Denton then discusses the report that the NBA is rumored to be considering eliminating the NBA Draft and how this would be a complete overreaction. Denton doesn’t think tanking is as big as an issue as some make it out to be. Jordan Dajani of CBS Sports joins Denton to discuss the outlook of the Patriots going forward following their Super Bowl loss, why Mac Jones, Daniel Jones, and Malik Willis could be the next Sam Darnold, and how much money Willis will get this offseason. Denton then explains why he believes LSU QB Garrett Nussmeir is the 2nd best QB in this year’s draft. Denton explains why he believes in Nussmeier more than Alabama’s Ty Simpson. Denton also goes into the decision of the NFLPA now being banned from sharing results of NFL team report cards and why its a bad look for the league. Denton then discusses the beef between Bryce Harper and Phillies GM Dave Dombrowski and why it’s a bad sign for Philadelphia’s outlook and chances of getting past the Dodgers this season. Dalen Cuff of the Field of 68 joins Denton to discuss the Darryn Peterson drama, how important Bill Self has been in keeping the team together, if he’s concerned about Arizona with two straight losses, and how much of an impact playing a strong schedule will have for the top teams who have done so. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.15.26 Josh Graham discusses who the Chiefs could take with the no. 9 pick in the draft that would have non-Chief fans shaking their heads, talks Jon Gruden's day at the Daytona 500, tells why the USA vs. World NBA All-Star Game is a flop, Adam Amin, of Fox Sports, joins the show to tell who has the edge in the NBA Rookie of the Year race between Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel, and Josh breaks down a long and lengthy list of star studded quarterbacks that will be returning to college football next season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.15.26 Lynnell Willingham says ragging on all star weekend has become the trend and he's tired of it. What is the NBA’s biggest problem? Say What: the best audio in the world of sports. Sam Bruchhaus of SumerSports joins the show. Another round of "Faxx or Cap". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.15.26 Elijah Campbell explains why Sam Darnold cracks the top 10 list of NFL QBs. Can the Patriots make it back to the Super Bowl? What did you miss this week in the world of sports? Are all All-Star games obsolete? Can Drake Maye avoid being Dan Marino? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.14.26 Raj Sharan dives deep into NBA All-Star Weekend 2026, and social media is doing what it does best: complaining. But All-Star Weekend is NOT the NBA's biggest problem. Not even close. Everyone has a list of grievances: tanking, load management, too many 3s, flopping, officiating. You saw the negative momentum building all week—Raj had a field day with it, and even KD’s comments about the game itself felt defeatist. The Root Cause is STAKES. Think about the NFL or College Football. Why do we care about a random Week 4 game or a high-stakes rivalry? Because every game feels like life or death. Even the NFL preseason is massive because it leads to something that matters. In the NBA, the regular season is an 82-game marathon where 20 teams essentially make the post-season. The stakes couldn't be lower. Why would players give 100% effort in February when the rewards for doing so are minimal? The NBA Cup? We make fun of it because it still doesn't matter in the grand scheme. If we want better basketball, we have to make the games mean something. Switching gears to the gridiron. We are one year out from Super Bowl 61 in LA, and the Jacksonville Jaguars just made a chess move. The Jags plan to play Travis Hunter as a full-time CB and part-time WR. Year two with Liam Coen and Trevor Lawrence? Jacksonville is in the driver’s seat in the AFC South. Plus, Kyler Murray could be on the move this off-season and why he could be the next Sam Darnold IF he ends up in the right situation. And in Dallas? Ian Rapoport says the Cowboys will franchise tag George Pickens and might move him for a 2nd round pick. Is he worth it? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.14.26 Denton Day gives his reaction to NBA All-Star Saturday Night and what needs to be done to fix it. Denton says the dunk contest needs to have stars and the winner needs to paid for it. Why this year’s contest proved that the dunk contest “isn’t any fun anymore and needs to be thrown into the sun.” Then Washington Wizards guard Tre Johnson joins Denton to react to his performance at the Rising Stars Game on Friday Night, his relationship with Bub Carringtron, and what having Anthony Davis as a teammate has been like. Denton then gets into the major problem the NBA has in tanking and Adam Silver’s comments on it on Saturday. The NBA threatening to take away draft picks will only make things worse. Denton then dives into Malik Willis’ future as the Packers backup QB is likely to be on the move this offseason. Will Willis get paid like a franchise QB? Who is the best option between Willis, Tua Tagovailoa, and Kyler Murray? Denton makes the case that Willis shouldn't be trusted yet because of his track record, but he’s still better than Tua and Murray. Denton then looks at College Basketball and Cam Boozer’s early game performance of late, what to make of the Darryn Peterson saga in Kansas, and Texas Tech’s strong performance against #1 Arizona. Plus, is College Basketball a better product than the NBA? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.14.26. Josh Graham poses the question of who should be the favorites to host the Lombardi trophy at this time next year, introduces the new producer of the show, Will Dalton, breaks down who is most likely to perform next year's Super Bowl halftime show, gives the five things he loves about the NFL on Valentine's Day, and Randolph Childress, of the ACC Network and Field of 68, joins the show to break down how he would rank the incredible freshman class this year in college basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.14.26 Lynnell Willingham asks why all the hate for DP? Mike Jones of The Athletic ranks the 18 teams that didn’t make playoffs in 2025 so it's time for a Nells Super Six Pack. Will the Browns draft another QB? What should the Raiders do with Max Crosby? Let's get the scoop in "What's Tea?". Former NFL GM Mike Mayock joins the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.14.26 Nick Ashooh takes a look and wonders where are we at with All Star Games and their competitions? Kevin Durant takes a jab at Jokic/Donic when it comes to effort in the NBA ASG. Why does James Harden think the concept of "loyalty" in the NBA is "overrated"? Is Maxx Crosby's time with the Raiders done? Which teams are best positioned right now to dethrone the Seahawks and Patriots next year? Former NFL QB Ryan Leaf joins the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.13.26 Josh Graham reacts to Chris Paul retiring from the NBA and discusses his legacy. Josh takes aim at the NBA and the way that Adam Silver has managed the league. Free-For-All Friday. Ariel Epstein joins! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.12.26 Josh Graham reacts to Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss getting another year of eligibility. Josh explains why he's picking the 49ers to win Super Bowl 61. Josh gives his three picks for the Super Bowl 61 Halftime Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.11.26 Josh Graham and Lynnell Willingham debate whether or not Darryn Peterson is the best player in college basketball after sitting out a game in the manner he did earlier this week. They discuss the best selection for the Kansas City Chiefs at No. 9 in the NFL Draft. B Daht takes us to Graham-er School. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.10.26 Lynnell Willingham reacts to the massive upsets that took place in College Basketball tonight. He discusses which QB has the best chance to resurrect their career similar to the way Sam Darnold did. Lynnell gives his thoughts on the potential TI vs 50 Center Verzuz matchup and takes calls! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.9.26 Lynnell Willingham on the best QB in the 2024 NFL Draft Class and how Drake Maye's poor performance in the Super Bowl influenced his selection. Nell's Super Six Pack. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.8.26 The Lombardi Trophy is heading back to the Pacific Northwest! In this high-octane episode, John Mallory breaks down the fallout from Super Bowl LX, where the Seattle Seahawks handled the New England Patriots to claim the world championship. John explains why Seattle wasn't just the better team on Sunday—they were the best team in the NFL all season long. From the tactical brilliance of the coaching staff to the physical dominance on the field, we’re diving deep into how the Seahawks dismantled the Patriots' game plan. A New "Legion"? John asks the big question: Does this 2025-26 Seahawks defensive unit officially join the "Elite Club" of the greatest defenses in NFL history? We compare their stats to the '85 Bears and the 2013 Seahawks and several others. The Kenneth Walker Era: Why Kenneth Walker III isn’t just a star—he’s on a trajectory to be the undisputed best running back in the NFL. John breaks down the film on his Super Bowl performance. Why the Better Team Won: A technical look at the mismatch between the Seattle offensive line and the New England front seven. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.8.26 The confetti is still falling at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara! Join John Lund for a special Super Bowl LIVE REACTION as he breaks down everything from Super Bowl LX. It was a night of defensive masterclasses and offensive frustrations as the Seattle Seahawks secured their second Lombardi Trophy with a commanding 29–13 victory over the New England Patriots. John dives deep into how Mike Macdonald’s "Dark Side" defense neutralized the Patriots and what this win means for the legacy of this Seahawks era. Seahawks Defensive Masterclass: How Devon Witherspoon and the Seattle secondary completely shut down the New England air attack. The Drake Maye Verdict: Was the Patriots' poor offensive showing on the young QB, or did the protection fail him? John analyzes Maye’s performance under the brightest lights. Prop Bet Recap: From the length of the National Anthem to Kenneth Walker III’s rushing yards—John checks in on his favorite Super Bowl LX prop bets. Super Bowl Royalty: John ranks his Best Plays in Super Bowl History, shares his favorite behind-the-scenes Super Bowl Stories, and debates where Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show ranks all-time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.8.26 Lynnell Willingham breaks down the matchup of today's big game between the Patriots and Seahawks and why Seattle is going to win. How can the Patriots pull off the upset? Which teams should take a chance on Kyler Murray or Tua Tagovailoa? Who has the higher upside? Which NFL player might be in big trouble with the league? A Super Bowl prop edition of "Fax or Cap" and "Say What", the best audio in the world of sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.8.26 Elijah Campbell asks what are the best storylines in this game? What's the one reason the Patriots have made such a drastic turnaround? What's one thing they absolutely MUST do to win this game tonight? Super Sunday Six and who wins the game? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.7.26 John Lund kicks off the show with the "5 Things You Have To Know Right Now," headlined by the absolute outcry surrounding Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft being left out of the Class of 2026. How does a kicker (Adam Vinatieri) get in before the greatest coach of all time? John dives into the "flawed system" and why a massive voting procedure change is finally coming. Why the Belichick and Kraft snubs are forcing the NFL to fix a broken system. Darkhorse Bets: Why Rashid Shaheed is John's favorite longshot for Super Bowl MVP. Ghosts of Super Bowl 49: Is there any play more haunted than the Russell Wilson 1-yard line interception? QB Questions: The biggest looming factor for Super Bowl 60. John explains why the Seahawks appear better "across the board" on paper and why the betting market is leaning toward Seattle. Plus, a look at the Super Bowl MVP odds for DeMarcus Lawrence, AJ Barner, and Rhamondre Stevenson. Patriots Legend Ty Law: 3x Super Bowl Champion Ty Law joins the show to share his "Radio Row" perspective. Ty gets candid on why it is "absurd" that his former coach and owner were denied Hall of Fame entry. He also breaks down why Christian Gonzalez is the schematic key to a Patriots victory. Rome Odunze on the Bears & JSN: Chicago Bears star WR Rome Odunze joins the show to discuss his team's successful 2025 campaign, his expectations for Jaxon Smith-Njigba on the world’s biggest stage, and his official Super Bowl LX prediction. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.7.26 Ari Temkin kicks things off by breaking down the biggest storylines of the week, including the tactical chess match between these two powerhouse franchises and the best bets to lock in before kickoff. Ari dives into the betting lines, player props, and the keys to victory for the Seahawks and Patriots. Gregg Bell of the Tacoma News Tribune joins the show directly from Santa Clara. Gregg shares his insights on the electric scene at Radio Row, why he believes these defenses will dictate the game’s tempo, and his analysis of the Sam Darnold renaissance that has led Seattle back to the big stage. NFL Draft & Senior Bowl Recap: Eric Edholm of NFL.com jumps on to discuss the future of the league. Eric reveals his biggest takeaways from last week’s Senior Bowl in Mobile, identifies the "stock up" players who stole the show, and debates whether this draft class will see more than one quarterback taken in the first round. The Matthew Stafford Legacy Debate: Ari closes the show reacting to Matthew Stafford winning the 2025 NFL MVP. With an MVP trophy now on his mantle, has the Rams' signal-caller officially punched his ticket as a first-ballot Hall of Famer? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.7.26 Lynnell Willingham breaks down how the Patriots and the Seahawks can win the Super Bowl. Which QB has more to gain with a victory: Sam Darnold or Drake Maye? Why did the Cavaliers win the NBA trade deadline? Carlos with a K reads the dirt sheets on the NFL rumor mill in "What's the Tea?" NFL Analyst Charles Davis and The Athletic's NBA reporter Law Murray joins the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.7.26 Nick Ashooh asks if the NFL is entering a new era right before our eyes? Young quarterbacks still need time, and why does the absence of familiar icons like Mahomes or LeBron forces fans to recalibrate expectations? Why are the Bucks are smart to wait on Giannis? Why the Warriors are entering the twilight of the Steph era and what that means for NBA windows? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.6.26 Josh Graham gives his prediction for Super Bowl 60 and explains why he thinks the Patriots will keep it close with the Seahawks. Free-For-All Friday! Josh gives his favorite plays and probs for Super Sunday! Darin Gantt joins. Chris Bleck joins. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.5.26 Josh Graham reacts to Drake Maye being robbed of the NFL MVP days before he starts in the Super Bowl. Graham reacts to the NFL Hall of Fame class for 2026 and debates with callers Drew Brees vs. Aaron Rodgers. Ariel Epstein and Kelly in Vegas join live from Radio Row in San Francisco. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.4.26 Lynnell Willingham and Josh Graham react to the biggest NBA trades and discuss the biggest rivalries in sports! B Daht joins! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2-3-26 Lynnell Willingham reacts to James Harden being traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers and calls Cleveland the best team in the East. He wonders which big superstar is next. Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson joins to talk NBA Trade Deadline. Adam Abdalla joins live from San Francisco to talk the Super Bowl. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.2.26 Lynnell Willingham on the many problems the NFL is facing ahead of the biggest game of the year. Lynnell took calls from the Westwood One Family. Lynnell discussed what Roger Goodell will do with Giants co-owner Steve Tisch and his connection to Jeffery Epstein. Lynnell discussed the lack of minority hires for head coaching positions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.1.26 John Mallory kicks off the ultimate Super Bowl LX preview by making a bold prediction: Why the Seattle Seahawks are poised to dominate the New England Patriots in a potential 10-point blowout. We dive deep into the trenches and the front-office strategies that have shaped this championship matchup. The Seahawks’ Path to Glory: John breaks down the X-factors that favor Seattle and why the "12th Man" should expect a double-digit victory in Santa Clara. Legendary Insight with Walter Jones: Hall of Fame Seahawks LT Walter Jones joins the show to discuss Seattle’s return to the big stage. He compares the current Seahawks' offensive line to the legendary units he anchored with Steve Hutchinson and gives a glowing scouting report on why rookie guard Grey Zabel is the league's next superstar. Plus, Walter reveals the toughest pass-rushers he ever faced. The QB Economic Window: How much does a "cheap" QB contract matter? John analyzes how Drake Maye’s rookie deal has blown the Patriots' Super Bowl window wide open and whether New England is being unfairly disrespected by oddsmakers. Darnold vs. Maye: Who would you rather have for the next five years? We debate the career trajectories of the veteran Sam Darnold vs. the rising star Drake Maye. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.1.26 John Lund breaks down a seismic week in sports as we approach Super Bowl LX and the 2026 NBA Trade Deadline. We kick things off with the NFL coaching carousel: the Las Vegas Raiders are finalizing a deal for Klint Kubiak, but is the hiring process being overshadowed by Tom Brady’s growing influence? Plus, John explains why Raheem Morris joining the 49ers as Defensive Coordinator is the heist of the offseason and how the Seattle Seahawks are already dealing with Super Bowl distractions. NFL Coaching Report Cards: John grades every hire of the cycle. Find out why the New York Giants landing John Harbaugh is a franchise-altering "A," while the Cleveland Browns and Miami Dolphins receive failing marks. NBA Trade Deadline Fever: Is it time for the Los Angeles Lakers to trade LeBron James? John makes the case for a deadline deal and discusses why the front office needs to capitalize on the Luka Doncic era now. Plus, the latest on Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future in Milwaukee. Former NFL LB Lorenzo Alexander joins the show to discuss the firing of his former coach Sean McDermott, what Brady really brings to the Raiders' building, and his expectations for the Patriots vs. Seahawks matchup. Raider Nation Deep Dive: Q Myers (Locked on Raiders) stops by to discuss the Klint Kubiak hire, whether Brady's dual role with FOX is a conflict of interest, and if the coaching rumors are rattling Seattle ahead of the Big Game. Super Bowl LX Betting: John shares his favorite Super Bowl prop bets, from MVP longshots to cross-sport parlays. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.1.26 Josh Graham reminds everyone that this week also has the biggest sports rivalry in history continuing this week. Tom Haberstroh of Yahoo sports joins the show to tell us which stars could be on the move before this Thursday. The NFL doesn’t seem to care whether or not the Bad Bunny halftime show bombs domestically. What are the 10 greatest Super Bowl halftime shows of all time? Graham's gamblin' and guess what they said. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.1.26 Lynnell Willingham explains why the Warriors could've been an even bigger dynasty. Who proved they're the best college basketball player in the country? Chris Miles of NBA TV joins the show. With the NFL salary cap rising, who will be the first $100 million dollar annual player? Breaking news in the NFL... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.1.26 Elijah Campbell says the best story in this Super Bowl is the redemption of Sam Darnold but what does Sam Darnold’s story teach us about QB development? Why are hall of fame snubs dumb? Who were the biggest winners and losers of the NFL coaching cycle? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.31.26 In this episode, John Lund breaks down the absolute frenzy taking over the sports world as we head into Super Bowl week. From ownership conspiracies in Seattle to a shocking Hall of Fame decision that has the NFL world in an uproar, we’re covering it all. John starts the show by diving into the growing conspiracy theories surrounding the sale of the Seattle Seahawks. With reports swirling that Jody Allen may put the franchise on the market following the Super Bowl, what does this mean for the team’s long-term stability? Plus, John explains why Offensive Coordinator Klint Kubiak should ignore the head coaching sirens from the Las Vegas Raiders and Arizona Cardinals and stay in Seattle to finish what he started. Ty Simpson’s Big Mistake: Why the Alabama QB’s decision to enter the 2026 NFL Draft early is a massive gamble that could backfire. Super Bowl LX Rematch: It’s a 2015 throwback as the Seahawks face the Patriots. John breaks down the Patriots' "easy" path to the title and why the Seattle defense is under a microscope after a shaky performance against the Rams. Former Seahawks RB and CBS Sports HQ Analyst Robert Turbin joins the show to discuss the emotional weight of a Super Bowl and why he believes Seattle has the edge in this historic rematch. John doesn't hold back on the "ridiculous" news that Bill Belichick was snubbed on his first Hall of Fame ballot. He shares details of a heated back-and-forth with a Hall of Fame voter, questioning how a six-time champion coach is forced to wait while the league debates "penance" for past controversies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.31.26 Denton Day breaks down a chaotic week across the NFL and NBA, from high-stakes coaching vacancies to trade deadline blockbusters that could reshape the league. First, Denton dives into the Amari Bailey situation—if he returns to the court, what does it mean for the structural future of college athletics? Switching to the pros, we examine the fallout of Paul George’s suspension for violating the NBA’s substance abuse policy. Is his time with the Philadelphia 76ers effectively over? In the NFL, the drama in Minnesota is peaking. Denton explains why Justin Jefferson needs a fresh start after the Vikings fired their GM and went all-in on JJ McCarthy over Sam Darnold. Plus, we look at the final two head coaching vacancies: Why Klint Kubiak is the perfect fit for the Las Vegas Raiders and why the Arizona Cardinals job is a "stay-away" for any top candidate. NBA Trade Deadline: Is Giannis Antetokounmpo headed to the Golden State Warriors? Denton explains why a Giannis-Steph Curry pairing is exactly what the NBA needs. Senior Bowl Recap: NFL Analyst Ryan Fowler joins the show to scout the next generation. Is Texas Tech’s Jacob Rodriguez the real deal? Did Garrett Nussmeier play his way into the first round? Evaluating the "Franchise QB" potential of Fernando Mendoza and Trinidad Chambliss. Plus, Super Bowl Preview: A first look at the massive clash between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.31.26 Josh Graham shares who are the Winners of this NFL coaching carousel. Who are the losers? Why BYU-Kansas is the main event of the sports weekend? The Charlotte Hornets are demanding are attention right now. In the first weekend without real football since August, there are plenty of opportunities for sports fans to get weird. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.31.26 Lynnell Willingham speaks about the serious reports of Giants co-owner Steve Tisch being involved with disgraced sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Why hasn't the league responded yet? How should Giants fans feel? Will Tisch be forced to sell? Could we see more owners named? Why is Shedeur Sanders and Todd Monken the most interesting QB/HC duo in the NFL? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.31.26 Nick Ashooh breaks down what happens when loyalty runs out, windows close, and leagues are forced to transition from their biggest stars. Is Giannis Antetokounmpo already halfway out the door in Milwaukee? How much of a joke is the modern NFL Pro Bowl? Does Super Bowl LX lack star power? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.30.26 Josh Graham discusses how Baltimore has doomed themselves with the coaching hires since firing John Harbaugh. Josh ranks his favorite Super Bowl Halftime Shows of all time. Free-For-All Friday. Scott Graham joins to talk the Super Bowl. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.29.26 Josh Graham gives his winners and losers of the NFL coaching cycle. He reacts to Charles Barkley calling the NCAA Tournament the "Arizona Invitational." Mike DeCourcy, Sporting News, on the College Basketball season and how the brackets are shaping up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.28.26 Lynnell Willingham and Josh Graham discuss the future of Giannis Antetokounmpo. They discuss the Bill Belichick gettings screwed out of a Hall of Fame induction. B Daht joins. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.27.26 Lynnell Willingham is flabbergasted by the NFL Hall of Fame voters reportedly leaving Bill Belichick out of the hall in his first year of eligibility. Lynnell discusses how the NFL needs to fix the format. Law Murray, The Athletic, joins to talk NBA trade deadline. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.26.26 Lynnell Willingham calls Drake Maye a Top 5 QB after leading the Patriots to the Super bowl. He discusses the state of the Pittsburgh Steelers and how their structure is completely wonky. He takes calls on the Steelers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1.25.26 Conference Championship Sunday did not disappoint! In this episode, John recaps a wild pair of games that solidified the matchup for Super Bowl LX. We officially have a rematch of one of the greatest Super Bowls in history as the New England Patriots prepare to take on the Seattle Seahawks in Santa Clara. First, John breaks down how the Patriots returned to the mountaintop in the post-Belichick and Brady era. Is Mike Vrabel already the best coach in the league? And can Drake Maye keep his poise against a relentless Seattle secondary? We also dive deep into the "Blizzard at Mile High." John questions Sean Payton’s controversial decision to pass up a chip-shot field goal in the 2nd quarter—a move that arguably cost the Denver Broncos their season. On the NFC side, we look at the Los Angeles Rams' narrow loss and whether Sean McVay made a critical tactical error as well. Finally, John shifts gears to the explosive NFL coaching carousel. He explains why he’s a massive fan of the New York Giants hiring John Harbaugh (and why giving him full power was a home run), while simultaneously dragging the Pittsburgh Steelers for the "uninspired" hiring of Mike McCarthy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices