NFL Draft season turns everyone into a film room expert overnight — we’re calling it out. Who’s overrated, who’s a must-get, and which franchise is already setting up to waste a top pick? Then the Final Four: one team’s planning a parade, another’s one bad half from full-on meltdown mode. We break it all down. And then we get real about Tiger Woods — because some stories are bigger than takes, and this is one of them. Accountability and empathy aren’t opposites, and we’re not treating them like they are.

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We’re breaking down the Sweet 16 before the ball tips tonight — two games, four teams, and a lot of hot takes. We also officially crown Shai Gilgeous-Alexander the NBA MVP, get into the Giannis situation in Milwaukee, and talk about which NFL free agents still available should have their phones ringing.

The boys are back and the pot is FULL. We open the episode talking music — J. Cole finally dropped The Fall Off, his seventh studio album and what he’s calling his last. We give our way-too-late honest reactions and break down what it means for his legacy before we get into anything else.

Then we shift into March Madness mode. We break down our favorites heading into the tournament, debate the sleeper teams nobody’s talking about, and lock in our picks before the bracket chaos begins.

After that, it’s back to football. The 2026 NFL free agency period has been wild and we’re getting into all of it — Kyler Murray linking up with the Vikings on a one-year deal, Jaylen Waddle getting shipped from Miami to Denver, and a few other moves that have the league looking completely different heading into the draft. Along with other predictions and analysis for the 2026 season.

We wrap up the episode with something a little different — Coach Cole was actually at the World Baseball Classic in person, and he’s sharing what the experience was like from inside the stadium. The atmosphere, the energy, all of it.

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