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Tuesday Dec 22, 2020
Tuesday Dec 22, 2020
For the first 10 or 11 weeks of this season...many considered the Pittsburgh Steelers to be the best team in the NFL. When you begin a season 11-0...your weaknesses tend to get overlooked. Those weaknesses have been exposed the last four weeks.
We analyze the Steelers season...and pinpoint when the areas of concern began to surface. We explain why Big Ben Roethlisberger is the main problem in Pittsburgh...and how his issues can't be resolved before the playoffs.
Big Ben has stated publicly that he wants to return next season. Will the Steelers want him back?
Monday Dec 21, 2020
Monday Dec 21, 2020
This week in our What's Real/What's Fake segment:
Were the New Orleans Saints outmatched by the Kansas City Chiefs?
Are Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers playoff ready?
Is Jon Gruden the reason the Raiders won't make the playoffs?
Should the Chicago Bears re-sign Mitchell Trubisky?
Sunday Dec 20, 2020
Sunday Dec 20, 2020
Both Tua Tagovailoa and Jalen Hurts are receiving praise for their performances last week. Many feel Tua proved himself a legitimate NFL quarterback with his fourth quarter performance against the Kansas City Chiefs...and fans in Philadelphia believe Jalen Hurts has proven he can be the replacement for Carson Wentz.
We analyze the performances of both rookie quarterbacks...and explain why both still have a lot to prove. We compare Tua to Dak Prescott...and explain why his fourth quarter performance isn't what it seems.
Jalen Hurts performance was the product of the Saints defense not knowing how to defend against him...and his real test comes today against the Arizona Cardinals.
Friday Dec 18, 2020
Friday Dec 18, 2020
We've been talking for months about the troubles at ESPN. Seems like every other week a high-profile personality is leaving the network for greener pastures. Long-time employee Tom Rinaldi is the latest to leave ESPN.
We give the reason for Rinaldi's exit from ESPN to Fox Sports...and explain why Fox can give him better opportunities than ESPN. We also speculate as to why these high-profile personalities continue to leave ESPN.
We explain why ESPN is in trouble...and how more on-air talent could be leaving in 2021.
Thursday Dec 17, 2020
Thursday Dec 17, 2020
We've been talking for months about the woke agenda over at ESPN. However...this agenda has largely been ignored on a national scale. The mainstream media has ignored the demise of ESPN that's being caused by their wokeness.
Clay Travis at Outkick brought to my attention comments made by Domonique Foxworth on Bomani Jones podcast at ESPN. Foxworth explained his dislike of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen because his fan base promotes the American flag.
We analyze Foxworth's comments...and explain why this is hypocrisy by ESPN. If Mike Greenberg had made these same comments about an African American quarterback in the NFL...he would be fired. Yet...nothing will happen to Domonique Foxworth.
Wednesday Dec 16, 2020
Wednesday Dec 16, 2020
Without a doubt...Kyrie Irving is one of the most talented point guards in today's NBA. However...even though the NBA is more patient than the NFL when it comes to the antics of their superstar players...that patience has its limits.
Is Kyrie Irving reaching those limits of patience? Is he on the path of becoming the next Dwight Howard in the NBA? A supremely talented player...but because of his behavior...many teams don't want to deal with him.
We go over the history of Kyrie Irving in the NBA...from his time in Cleveland...to Boston...and now to Brooklyn. We analyze comments he's made and the issues that have arisen. Could this season in Brooklyn be Kyrie's final chance?
Tuesday Dec 15, 2020
Tuesday Dec 15, 2020
This week in our What's Real/What's Fake segment:
Did Jalen Hurts prove that Carson Wentz has been the problem this entire time in Philadelphia?
Taysom Hill has shown everyone he's capable of being a franchise quarterback?
MITCHELL TRUBISKY IS BACK !!!
The problems with the Pittsburgh Steelers aren't new...they've simply gotten worse?
Sunday Dec 13, 2020
Sunday Dec 13, 2020
There have been many bad contracts in the history of the NBA. The New York Knicks contract given to Allen Houston instituted the amnesty provision to the CBA in 2005 to allow teams to alleviate themselves of bad deals.
Earlier this week...we could potentially be adding another contract to the list of historically bad contracts in the NBA. The Los Angeles Clippers extended the contract of Paul George...guaranteeing him $226 million over the length of the deal.
We explain why Paul George isn't worth superstar level money. We analyze his playoff failures over the past three years...and explain why Paul George isn't a superstar level player. Instead...he is a high profile role player.
Friday Dec 11, 2020
Friday Dec 11, 2020
Seems like every time Jerry Jones makes a comment about Dak Prescott it makes national headlines. Jones was on Dallas radio the other day...and he made interesting comments about Dak's style of play not being conducive for a long-term career in the NFL.
We have speculated for over a year that Jerry Jones wasn't comfortable committing long-term to Dak Prescott. Do these recent comments confirm that belief?
We analyze the comments made by Jerry Jones...and explain how it could impact the future of Dak Prescott in Dallas. Could Dak and the Cowboys be headed towards a divorce?
Thursday Dec 10, 2020
Thursday Dec 10, 2020
Players in the NBA have more power than any other professional sports league. As we're now seeing with the James Harden situation in Houston...the guaranteed contracts players sign are worthless from the team's perspective.
Harden is one year into a four year contract...and has decided he no longer wants to be in Houston. The Rockets are a mess...a mess James Harden helped to create. Now that the chips are down though...he wants to leave to play for a contender.
We analyze the James Harden situation...and explain why he's handling it all wrong. We also predict what's going to happen going forward between Harden and the Rockets.