In this episode of Broken Play, Navv Greene and the crew dive into a lively discussion covering NFL Super Bowl predictions between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, NBA trade rumors, and key player performances. With humor and insider knowledge, they break down the expectations for quarterbacks Sam Darnold and Drake May, as well as the impact of recent NBA trades involving players like James Harden.

This episode also touches on Black History Month by highlighting Fritz Pollard, the first Black quarterback in the NFL. They also share voicemails from fans, discussions on the importance of hometown heroes in basketball, and commentary on social media reactions. The episode wraps up with predictions and preparation for their trip to the Super Bowl in San Francisco.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Broken Play, host Navv Greene and the crew break down critical NFL playoff scenarios, delivering sharp analysis on key matchups, including Seahawks vs. Patriots, while blending insider football knowledge with personal anecdotes. The discussion covers coaching strategies, special teams impact, roster decisions, and player performances—both on the field and behind the scenes—offering listeners a well-rounded view of the postseason landscape.

The conversation also shifts to the NBA, highlighting recent games, emerging storylines, and ongoing trade rumors, all punctuated with humor drawn from fan reactions and real-life sports betting experiences. A special guest appearance by Darren Bates adds valuable insight into locker-room culture, coaching dynamics, and team chemistry, making this episode a must-listen for fans seeking both analysis and personality-driven sports commentary.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Broken Play, Navv Greene and the crew break down the biggest storylines across college football, the NFL playoffs, and the NBA, starting with reactions to the national championship game and the ripple effects of recent coaching changes in college football. The hosts debate player development, program stability, and how leadership decisions continue to reshape the college football landscape.

The conversation shifts to the NFL playoffs, with sharp analysis of quarterback performances, pressure moments, and postseason expectations. The crew also weighs in on the evolution of NBA All-Star Weekend, questioning its cultural relevance and future impact.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.