After a few weeks off, we're back and ready to talk NFL. It's perfect timing considering the NFL Combine has just begun. Joe Rivera, Jacob Camenker and Ayrton Ostly share who they're watching at the Combine, some pro-comps and their overall thoughts on the 2026 QB NFL draft class.

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Christine Brennan and Brian Boitano say goodbye as their on the ground coverage of the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics come to a close. They rank their favorite moments of the games and give a full recap of the figure skating drama watched this year.

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In this edition of Milan Magic we're talking all things hockey. Team Captain of the 1980 U.S. men's hockey team, Mike Eruzione, joins Christine Brennan and Brian Boitano to talk about Olympic hockey and praise the women's U.S. hockey team who just won gold, beating out Canada in an exciting match.

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On this episode of Milan Magic, two-time Olympic gold medalist Katarina Witt sits down with Brian Boitano and Christine Brennan. They recall Katarina's ice skating career and why she easily earned her place in the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame. She also talks about the pressure that comes with skating on Olympic ice, and how that may have affected Ilia Malinin and Amber Glenn.

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In this episode of Milan Magic, Brian Boitano sits down with Vera Wang to talk all things figure skating. She remembers her career on the ice, and how she has pivoted to designing costumes for American Olympians like Michelle Kwan, Nathan Chen and Nancy Kerrigan.

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Milan Magic is back with a jammed packed episode geared at setting the stage for the women's free skate competition at the Milano-Cortina Winter Games. Brian Boitano and Christine Brennan set the stage and talk to some unbelievable guests. First, we hear from Olympic legend Kristi Yamaguchi to get her take on the "Blade Angels" Amber Glenn, Alysa Liu and Isabeau Levito. Speaking of Amber Glenn, we caught up with her choreographer Katherine Hill to get an inside look at how her program was built. She also paints a picture of Glenn the person and what makes her special.

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Bonnie Blair is one of the most decorated US Olympians in history and chats with Brian Boitano and Christine Brennan about her long journey as a gold-medal winning champion. She also hits on the current US team and specifically touches on what makes Jordan Stolz so great.

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In this special edition of Milan Magic, USA TODAY Sports columnist Christine Brennan sits down with Olympic champion ice dancer Gabriella Papadakis to talk about her book, 'To Not Disappear,' which speaks on the unseen power dynamics women face in elite figure skating. After publishing the book, NBC fired Papadakis from her Olympics analyst role, citing objectivity concerns. Papadakis wrote about her former partner, Guillaume Cizeron, calling him "often controlling, demanding and critical,” and said she would not skate with him unless a coach was present at practices. Cizeron is competing in the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics with a new partner, Laurence Fournier Beaudry, whose former partner was banned from the sport after a sexual abuse investigation. The French pair is battling Team USA's Madison Chock and Evan Bates for the gold medal Wednesday, Feb. 11.

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