This week on the return episode, Armon breaks down Kansas' impressive comeback victory over North Carolina to win their 4th national championship.

(2:00 - 14:46)

The world is still up in arms about the "smack heard round the world". But are we as a society giving Will Smith too much praise? I think so. Hear why.

(14:49 - 40:48)

And as if the ecosystem that is sports talk wasn't bad enough, now Nick Wright and Kevin Durant have twitter beef?!?!?! smh.

(59:16 - 1:23:37)

This week on the show, Armon gives credit to the L.A. Rams as they proved there is more than one way to skin a cat as they make a return appearance to the Super Bowl.

(3:02 - 29:13)

Bradley Beal is at the center of the NBA world (again), but will the Wizards finally do what needs to be done? Or will they continue to count on a pipe dream?

(29:15 - 58:03)

All of that plus there's a new team in our nation's capitol and "The Commanders" are their name. But the week that was for the football team from Ashburn is far more interesting and informative than the new nickname.

(1:15:02 - 1:34:02)

On this week's show Armon breaks down Championship Sunday and how impressive both the Bengals and Rams' paths to Super Sunday has been, even thought they've been quite different.

(2:43: - 30:03)

Jeff Garcia found himself in some hot water last week because of a completely foolish critique of one of the bests to do it, but instead of coming to the aide of someone who clearly doesn't need it, I was reminded about how Terrell Owens tried to warn us.

(30:05 - 48:34)

All of that plus Tom Brady is calling it quits and instead of trying to debate his greatness or compare what he was or wasn't, how about we take the time to acknowledge that one of the best athletes ever is done and appreciate how great sports was while watching him.

(1:13:03 - 1:34:54)

This week on the pod, Armon weighs in on the Cowboys most recent playoff disaster and why their fans continue to sign up for all the sizzle with so little steak

(2:37 - 20:25)

No KD, no problem? Thats what the Nets are hoping, but without their superstar should we go back and revisit the monster trade that brought James Harden to Brooklyn?

(20:27 - 36:01)

All of that plus its an end of an era for Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers, but does this mean its as good as its going to get in Pittsburgh?

(1:05:12 - 1:19:00)

This week on the pod, Armon breaks down the CFB championship & how the Georgia Bulldogs finally answered their critics -- yes including me.

(1:38 - 13:05)

Becky Hammon was the one woman many thought would break the glass-ceiling & become the first woman to become a head coach in the NBA. But after her latest move, should we start to question exactly how much "progress" has been made?

(13:08 - 33:04)

All of that plus, another year, another disappointing season for the Chargers. So when can we finally STFU about how "sneaky" they are?

(49:31 - 1:03:55)

This week on the show, Armon breaks down how Aaron Rodgers' unpopular opinion has changed how he is critiqued -- and how that is very problematic even if I agree.

(2:31 - 29:22)

The Chicago Bulls are one of the best surprises of this NBA season & because of their success and their fun style of play, they have kept me honest.

(58:36 - 1:14:59)

Finally, "Spider-Man: No Way Home" is breaking box offices records left and right, but it also showed me, without a shadow of a doubt why I cannot STAND Peter Parker. Hear my review of the film and the character(s)

(1:15:00 - 1:31:50)

On this week's show, Armon weighs in on Bradley Beal's struggles and how his season thus far can appear as a huge shock depending on how you initially viewed the star shooting guard.

(1:40 - 28:40)

Lamar Jackson was once considered the front runner for the NFL MVP award. My how things have changed in a matter of weeks.

(28:43 - 39:57)

And if you needed any other signs that the world has gone batsh*t crazy, take no further look than reproductive robots! No, I'm not making it up!

(56:41 - 1:13:52)

This week on the show, Armon breaks down an exciting heavyweight showdown between Tyson Fury & Deontay Wilder -- but suggests we all pump the breaks on the "greatness" of the fighters and the fight.

(1:30 - 48:24)

Kyrie Irving continues to run his mouth and NOT play basketball. How could his position impact all we *thought* we knew about the Nets, Kevin Durant and James Harden's future and what looked like the most lopsided trade in decades?

(48:27 - 1:12:43)

All of that PLUS the NFL has become a battle between the haves and have nots. Why Baker Mayfield exists somewhere in between.

(2:05:32 - 2:15:58)

On this week's show, Armon struggles with certain athletes who often use their voice for good. However, when it comes to anti-vax theories, it may be time to reconsider advocating for them to use their platforms at all.

(1:58 - 24:56)

ESPN is once again changing how they cover the NBA. But why should any hoop head be excited about these changes? 

(24:57 - 48:24)

All that plus Urban Meyer found himself caught up in a firestorm this week. But for some odd reason the backlash to this incident is far greater than to his previous controversies -- even though this current situation is none of our business.

(1:00:21 - 1:20:31)

This week on the show, Armon once again weighs in on the drama in the city of Brotherly Love, as Ben Simmons' days seemed to be numbered. Where things went wrong. Why a trade hasn't been made, and the issue of a team, fanbase and analyst "choosing" the wrong guy.

(1:31 - 38:25)

Media Day for the NBA is *typically* a day where every fan and player things about the possibilities of success. However, this year? It was a cold reminder of how far removed this league & we as a society are from reality.

(38:28 - 1:01:35)

And after a lackluster summer REAL boxing came back in a major way last weekend. I breakdown the amazing performance by the new Heavyweight champ, and what else is in store for quarter 4 in the squared circle.

(1:07:23 - 1:23:08)