Hayden and Matt discuss some possible explanations for the post-regular-season NFL head coach firings and find some common themes among them. Also on the show is a RunDown of our expectations for the new Netflix PGA docuseries. Finally, are golf courses becoming too easy for professionals?
Hayden and Matt give some end-of-the-season takes for both NFL and college football, including a segment on analytics and how those fit into football. Also making it on the show are our complete 2022 NFL Playoff Brackets with all our winners and losers over the next month. Little disclaimer here: sorry if this episode sounds a bit slow or sluggish at some parts - Hayden is struggling with post-COVID-booster-shot syndrome and couldn't even remember some of his own picks after giving them. Mind's ...
Hayden and Matt go in-depth for their preview of the College Football National Championship. We've got predictions, game analysis, crazy statistics and everything you need to know about each team leading up to the big game on Monday.
Hayden and Matt discuss how the Titans might upset everyone's AFC playoff expectations as well as how Kyrie Irving's return may affect the rest of the Nets' season... well at least half of it. Also, what's going on with UCLA basketball? How bad is this?
Hayden and Matt give their "who should and who would" candidates for the NFL MVP and Coach of the Year conversations. The brothers also give their thoughts on the outcomes of the CFP Semifinal games and give a sneak-peak to discussion of the 12-team CFP that is yet to come.
Matt embarks on another solo pod, covering four sports and a range of topics. We go over the recent news from Week 15 of the NFL, a discussion of the good and the bad when it comes to the transfer portal in college football, some stars and their performances in the NBA so far, as well as some college basketball talk as we get into conference play. Please subscribe, rate and review! Hope everyone enjoys!
Matt embarks on a solo pod, discussing some of the lesser-known events going on in the sports world. What's the MLB lockout, how did we get here and where are we going? Plus, we talk about the end of the Formula 1 season including all of the drama of the last race as well as the future of the sport with incoming rule changes next year. Hope you enjoy! Please subscribe and leave a review, it helps us out a ton!
Hayden and Matt cover the latest NBA news regarding the Lakers and where they stand in the mid-season trade world as well as some really bizarre stats from the NFL that are just plain cool to hear. The brothers go southpaw with this one (quite literally) and give their thoughts on... Women's UFC...? Champions League Soccer...? You'll see why as you near the end of this jam-packed episode
Hayden and Matt answer the question: who's the best conference in college basketball right now? Also on the show is a discussion of the ACC and timeliness of Coach K's retirement.
Hayden and Matt tackle some questions regarding the playoffs - specifically the similarities and differences between the AFC and NFC. Also on the show: will we see a repeat of the Alabama Georgia game in the coming months?
Hayden and Matt sit down on CFB conference championship weekend to discuss the recent events in the college football coaching realm. What's wrong with the college football coaching cycle and why does it seem so weird?
Hayden and Matt dive into some bigger issues in college football as well as running back issues in the NFL. Don't miss out on our evaluation of the Suns' winning streak and finally... some Kraken talk!
Hayden and Matt discuss the history between Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau and how we have gotten to the much anticipated 2021 Match. Bryson, you're still an impressive golfer, don't take this the wrong way.
Happy Thanksgiving! Hayden and Matt discuss the hottest topics regarding the AFC including the Titans' weird season and the Battle of the AFC North. The brothers also make a case for why the Heisman is becoming a little biased. Stay until the end for a special Thanksgiving segment you won't want to miss!
Hayden and Matt cover the biggest CFB head coaching openings and offer some possible fits for those teams. Also making it on the show is the overarching idea of why it is so tough to keep a head coaching job in college sports.
Hayden and Matt recap a very weird week 10 in the NFL, identify the Lakers' problem (or possibly their key to success), and discuss the unfortunate truth for Jack Eichel and the Golden Knights.
Hayden and Matt discuss Kyle Shanahan and Kliff Kingsbury's road to the present. Of course, we can't go a week in November without talking CFP and... Christmas already??
Hayden and his brother, Matt, start Season 2 off with a bang by giving a recap and some early-season chatter of all the major sports leagues. Of course, football still reigns champ.
Hayden brings on guest Mitchell Marcus to discuss Oklahoma and Texas' desire to join the SEC. Will this possibly eliminate the Big 12 altogether? What monetary and competitive implications does this all have on the other power conferences? Disclaimer: Our microphones were not used for this short feature episode, so sound quality may be a little off.
AZ goes through all 32 first-round picks in his mock draft and Hayden gives his thoughts and commentary.
Hayden and AZ give their takes on the first round of March Madness, discuss their favorite NFL teams, and talk about the big winners of NFL free agency.
Hayden and AZ have a jam-packed episode where they discuss Russell Wilson trade rumors, Dak Prescott's massive deal, and their top free-agents heading into the next section of the offseason.
Hayden and AZ cover the headline of the week involving Jalen Hurts and Carson Wentz as well as your biggest questions regarding quarterbacks entering the draft. They also mention the abundance of wide receivers entering free agency. You know they couldn't leave Deshaun Watson out, so AZ gives his breakdown of where he thinks Watson will land.
In this episode, Hayden and AZ cover underrated Super Bowl topics, trade rumors on Deshaun Watson, and the beauty of Trevor Lawrence: the almost certain no.1 pick.
