🎙️ Episode Summary – “Offseason Heat Check” | Run Ya Mouf Podcast

The fellas are back and the mics are hot! In this week’s episode, Run Ya Mouf breaks down the wildest offseason moves from the NBA to the NFL—and nothing is off-limits.

🟣 Segment 1: NBA Offseason Moves – Who Run It?

The league is shuffling and the stars are moving.

• Kevin Durant shocks the world in a 7-team blockbuster sending him to Houston, but he hasn’t committed long-term—smart move or rental risk?
• Boston hits the reset button after losing Tatum for the season—are they soft tanking or setting up for the future?
• The Bulls finally commit to youth with Buzelis, Giddey, and Coby White, but Giddey’s $30M demands might throw a wrench in the rebuild.
• New York reloads with Jordan Clarkson and Mike Brown at the helm—could Ben Simmons or Brogdon be next?
• Drama in the Bay: Kuminga wants the bag, but the Warriors are hesitant—has their championship window officially closed?
• The Sixers are playing it quiet—stacking young talent and waiting patiently on the Grimes deal.

🏈 Segment 2: NFL Gossip & Headlines – Mouf Full of Smoke

Hot takes and hotter headlines from the league.

• Aaron Rodgers signs with Pittsburgh and reunites with DK Metcalf. The Steelers go all-in, sending Minkah Fitzpatrick packing.
• Saints veterans like Carr, Mathieu, and Jimmy Graham retire as Kellen Moore takes over and the youth era begins.
• Major rule changes are coming: touchbacks now start at the 35, onside kicks allowed anytime if trailing, and OT gets a facelift.
• The NFL goes global with regular season games in Brazil, Ireland, and the UK.
• Plus, Marvin Harrison Jr. is bulking up, Joe Mixon’s foot is a concern, and the Bears’ training camp is… messy.

🔥 Segment 3: Mouf Off Debates – Let’s Get Loud

• Is KD still elite, or just chasing legacy on new teams?
• Should the Warriors give Kuminga $82M or let him walk?
• Is the WNBA finally getting its flowers—and how much credit does Caitlin Clark really deserve?
• Can Rodgers really revive the Steelers, or is it just smoke?
• Are the new NFL rules improving the game or just overcomplicating it?

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Saban’s Shadow: What the SEC Looks Like Without the GOAT

With Nick Saban out, the SEC’s power map is changing:

• Kirby Smart still has Georgia elite, but back-to-back playoff exits are cooling the dynasty noise.

• Lane Kiffin keeps it flashy at Ole Miss — more busy trolling Hugh Freeze than chasing rings.

• Steve Sarkisian’s Texas squad is loaded and picked to win the SEC. The Arch Manning era looms.

• Meanwhile, the Big Ten holds the crown with back-to-back titles for Michigan and Ohio State.

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☁️ Sooners: Smoke or Fire?

Oklahoma sneaks in at #25 in Sports Illustrated’s Top 25, but questions remain:

• New OC Ben Arbuckle and transfer QB John Mateer headline an offensive reset.

• Picked 10th in the SEC, Sooner Nation is holding its breath.

• The defense looks legit — but can the offense back the hype?

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💸 The Cowboys Ain’t Payin’ Nobody… Again

The star drama in Dallas continues:

• Micah Parsons is making noise about feeling unwanted.

• CeeDee Lamb warns Parsons not to fall for Jerry’s PR games.

• Dak’s restructure freed up $37M, and Dallas could be working with $100M in 2025 cap space.

• Truth is, Jerry ain’t cheap — he’s strategic. But the optics? Still ugly.

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💈 Barbershop Talk / Fan Takes

🧢 Top 5 Most Overhyped Players in Sports Right Now

1. Caleb Williams – Talented, but USC didn’t match the hype.

2. Bronny James – A great story, but still developing.

3. Jordan Love – Showed flashes, but still unproven.

4. Victor Wembanyama – Insane potential, still raw.

5. Jalen Hurts – MVP-level… but postseason regression has people talking.

🏀 All-Time 5-Man Lineups by Hometown

• Chicago: D-Rose, Isiah Thomas, D-Wade, AD, KG.

• LA: Paul George, Kawhi, Russ, Harden, Arenas.

• NYC: Marbury, Kenny Anderson, Kemba, Melo, Bernard King.

Run Ya Mouf Podcast – Season 2, Episode 1: “Back Like We Never Left”

🎙️ Hosted by Worm & Tone

We’re back in the booth and coming in hot for Season 2 of Run Ya Mouf! This episode dives headfirst into the High School & College Football scene and closes with a full-court press on NFL, NBA, and WNBA headlines.

🏈 High School / College Focus

1. “The Real Ones in 7A” We drop early predictions on which Arkansas high school squads will be running the table this season. From powerhouse programs to dark horse sleepers, we’re calling it like we see it.
2. “Hogs Reload or Rebuild?” Is it another year of heartbreak for Razorback fans, or is Sam Pittman quietly stacking a comeback? We break down the roster, the schedule, and the energy in Fayetteville.
3. “Sooner or Later?” With OU stepping into SEC territory, is Brent Venables finally CFP-ready? Or will the Sooners find out the hard way that SEC ball is different?
4. Player Spotlight We shine a light on a standout high school athlete from Arkansas or Oklahoma who’s turning heads on the recruiting trail. Future D1 star? We think so.
5. “Friday Night Lights or Friday Night Likes?” Social media is changing the game. We debate whether it’s boosting exposure or building egos. Likes don’t equal scholarships—do kids and parents know the difference?

🏆 NFL / NBA / WNBA Talk

“Pay That Man!” Are these new contracts genius or just wild? We chop it up on Tua’s price tag, Jordan Love’s bet on himself, and whether Jerry Jones is being cheap with Dak.

“WNBA Gets Respect, Finally?” With Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and others pulling eyes to the league, is the WNBA finally getting the love it deserves—or are we just caught in the hype?

We covered the latest NCAA Playoff rankings and highlighted some of the top college football matchups this week, including Florida vs. Texas, Alabama vs. LSU, Oklahoma vs. Missouri, and Colorado vs. Texas Tech. In the NFL, we also discussed key games such as Steelers vs. Commanders, Eagles vs. Cowboys, Jets vs. Cardinals, and Lions vs. Texans.

This week, Worm and Tone dive deep into the NBA Finals, breaking down key moments and matchups shaping the series. They also revisit the Pacers vs. Thunder, giving props to emerging young stars and analyzing what both teams need to reach the next level.

In a thought-provoking segment, the crew discusses how injuries have altered the legacies of great NBA players—imagining what careers like Derrick Rose, Brandon Roy, and Penny Hardaway could’ve looked like without setbacks.

Shifting gears to the gridiron, the fellas preview the upcoming season for the Arkansas Razorbacks, looking at roster changes, coaching pressure, and what fans should expect. They wrap things up with their Top 5 SEC Running Backs heading into 2025, debating names and stat lines while sprinkling in some classic RYM takes.

RYM Podcast Summary – 6/26 Episode

On tonight’s episode of the Run Ya Mouf Podcast, Worm and Tone break down the end of the NBA season, as the Oklahoma City Thunder are officially crowned NBA Champions. The fellas dive into how OKC pulled it off and what Tyrese Halliburton’s injury meant for the Pacers’ hopes.

Next, they shift to the NBA Draft, where Cooper Flagg made headlines going to the Dallas Mavericks, and Ace Bailey landing in Utah. The guys give their takes on which rookies will make an instant impact and who might be a sleeper.

To close out the show, Worm and Tone bring the heat with their Top 10 NFL Quarterbacks list headed into the 2025 season — expect strong opinions, debates, and maybe a few surprises.

Tune in, argue with us in your head, and as always… run ya mouf. 🎙️🏀🏈

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RYM Podcast Notes – June 5

NBA Finals

• Breakdown of Finals matchup: key players, coaching strategies, and X-factors.
• Discussion on how each team got to the Finals – standout performances and turning points.
• Predictions and fan takes – who’s taking home the trophy?

Pacers/Thunder Preview

• Early preview of next season’s potential contenders.
• Roster analysis: young talent, off-season needs, and coaching fits.
• Can the Pacers or Thunder make a Finals run in 2025?