The crew breaks down a wild NFL divisional weekend, including the Broncos shocking the Bills in OT behind Josh Allen's four-turnover meltdown, the Seahawks embarrassing the 49ers 41–6, and the Patriots holding off the Texans as CJ Stroud implodes. The Rams edge the Bears in overtime after a rollercoaster game from Caleb Williams.

Quick hits cover NFL coaching chaos, playoff matchups, and major moves around the league, plus reactions to the CFP Final and NBA All-Star starters—with confusion over the new format and an Anthony Edwards snub.

Rule Breakers dives into Jay Leno's loyalty debate, PlayStation letting AI beat your game for you, elite sports hate from the OGs, and headlines that spark real conversation. Sports, culture, and reckless honesty—because we don't make the rules.

This week the guys get right into recapping NFL Super Wildcard weekend. All 3 of their teams lost and they give a few things that need to happen to fix their teams. They give their predictions on the College Football Playoffs and the dominance of Indiana. And in Rule Breakers, they discuss Zion getting caught up again, Cam Newton looking crazy in his latest interview with Lady London, and the Druski church skit. Enjoy!

This episode breaks down the NFL playoff field in both the NFC and AFC, plus reactions to coaches getting fired and which open jobs are actually desirable. We shift to college football with CFP talk, predictions to Indiana vs. Oregon and Ole Miss vs. Miami, and how the transfer portal is already shaking things up, including John Calipari's idea to fix the transfer rule. We close with Rule Breakers, featuring Trevon Diggs clashing with team discipline, the A's failing to trademark Las Vegas, and a wild story of a woman flipping off iShowSpeed and playing victim once confronted. Enjoy!

this week the guys recap their Christmas days and Felix explains why kids shoiuld believe in Santa. Dre gives his Top 5 threats to the Eagles repeating, and in quick hits, the guys ask Beav why does he not take fantasy football seriously, NFL division title races and the Clippers recent winning streak. In Rule Breakers, they discuss UCLA not thanking their almuns, a recent 'Stranger Things' revelation (SPOILER ALERT) and the recent release of the Epstein files and how to make changes moving forward. Happy New Year!

This week the guys are in the holiday spirit as they discuss the Top 5 Christmas Movies! In Quick Hits they tackle some NFL headlines, the Knicks winning the NBA Cup, and the College Football Playoff. They then turn to the Anthony Joshua vs. Jake Paul fight and remind people of how good Joshua actually is. And in Rule Breakers, the discuss Sharron Moore ruining his dream job, Puka Nacua's rough week, the Uncle Nearest CEO being rude, and they debate whether or not Kevin Stefanski is sabatoging Shedeur Sanders' career. Enjoy!

In this week's episode, the guys tap in with a special guest from City Boi Sauce, breaking down the journey of building a flavor-forward brand from the ground up. We dig into the hustle, the setbacks, the wins, and the heat behind the bottle.

From there, we jump into Rule Breakers, where the crew calls out the wildest violations of the week. And trust — folks were busy.

We take a trip down NBA memory lane as we revisit the Clippers' complicated relationship with Chris Paul, what really went wrong, and whether that era was a missed opportunity or just bad timing. Speaking of awkward reunions, we talk about the viral moment of Trevone Boykin magically showing up at Russell Wilson's Thanksgiving, and why that deserves its own ESPN 30 for 30.

Then the episode gets even more chaotic when The Game hops onstage yelling "Free R. Kelly" and "Free Diddy," and we discuss the internet's immediate "nah, this ain't it" reaction — along with the latest fallout from the Diddy documentary.

Plenty of laughs, plenty of smoke, and plenty of sauce — literally and figuratively.

Episode that was recorded back on November 10th. Recap of Dodgers winning World Series, UCLA being sued, human robots, 13U teams not shaking hands.

This week's episode is a full buffet of sports takes, random debates, and pure foolishness. Felix and Beav start by wishing the Brothers of Omega Psi Phi a happy Founders's Day and thank everyone who came out to celebrate over the rainy weekend. Beav then kicks things off with "Dre's Top 5". Then we slide into Quick Hits, headlined by LeBron officially returning to the Lakers, because of course he is—L.A. property taxes need him. Meanwhile in Inglewood, the Clippers new signing Bradley Beal is hurt again.

Then things take a left turn into food anthropology as the fellas argue "How do you eat a taco?" Thanks to Skattabo, we learn way too much about folding technique, structural integrity, and the philosophy behind biting etiquette.

From here, we enter Rule Breakers, and the segment does NOT disappoint:

• A 50-year-old father and his son suiting up together for Compton CC like it's a Disney+ special nobody asked for.

• A Michael Jordan impersonator furious he wasn't cast for something, reminding everyone why impersonators usually stay impersonating.

• Cam Newton pulling up on HBCU leadership

• 15 dudes packed in one car to go rob somebody—an operation so inefficient even GTA would glitch.

• And finally, a man who got tackled in the middle of church, proving that the Lord may forgive you, but security will not.

It's sports, it's comedy, it's chaos. Another week of takes you didn't ask for, but absolutely needed. Enjoy!