In this episode, the hosts discuss the possibility of the
Bears trading Justin Fields for Caleb Williams, the benefits of letting young quarterbacks sit for a year, and the behavior of Caleb Williams and comparisons to other players. They also talk about Peter King's retirement, the Bengals tagging T Higgins, Cam Newton's altercation at a youth tournament, Russell
Wilson's desire to finish his career in Denver, Richard Sherman's arrest for DUI, and Andy Reid's contract extension. Other topics include the Chiefs releasing Demarcus Robinson, J.C. Jackson's release from the Patriots, Darren Waller's uncertainty about playing in 2024, the Buccaneers releasing Shaq Barrett, and Mecole Hardman's comments about the Jets locker room. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss Shady's take on game plans in the NFL and the opinion of a punter. They also talk about the NFL Combine and share their impressions of draft prospects. The conversation then shifts to the lack of excitement in the NBA and the format of sports coverage. They discuss the
perception of the Super Bowl and the NBA draft conspiracy theory. The hosts also talk about Scott Boras and contract negotiations in MLB. They remember Virgil and share personal encounters with him. In this part of the conversation,
the hosts discuss the passing of wrestling legends and share their memories. They then review the WWE Elimination Chamber event and express their disappointment with the current state of WWE. They also discuss AEW's Dynamite and highlight the standout moments and matches. The conversation concludes with
a discussion about Will Osprey joining AEW and the future of wrestlers Willow and Statlander. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to wrestling, including the impact of Athena, the importance of good storytelling, and the talent of young and technical wrestlers. They also talk about Sting's return and his last match, as well as make predictions for the
upcoming AEW Revolution event. The conversation touches on the lack of class in some wrestling fans and compares the lineups of AEW and WWE. The hosts also mention the potential for great women's matches in WWE and share their thoughts on the TV show Curb Your Enthusiasm.
