Airin It Out

Quick discussions about Aaron Rodgers and his delayed decision, the Bengals spending too much at receiver, March Madness, and SGA’s historic season.

Diving into the DK Metcalf trade, and some key free agent signings!

The tournament was perfect, but that doesn’t mean we need to over blow the long-term effect it will have on hockey, and it doesn’t get rid of the key issues holding the sport back.

This game was a classic. Another feather in the cap of Canadian hockey.

The most shocking result that could’ve happened, happened.

The may have the better team on paper, but a deep die showcases their few weaknesses are highly exploitable by Kansas City.

The Lakers easily won the trade, but Nico Harrison and Anthony Davis are being overly disrespected.

Why the ravens lost, the Lions couldn’t rely on their guy, Philly wins in an imperfect way, and do the Chiefs get lucky calls or do we just hyper focus on them?

Which 4 teams will come out victorious? And why Lamar’s playoff narrative is overblown in relation to his peer.

Sam Darnold’s value is pillaged and the Rams have Super Bowl potential.

Discussing all the big takeaways from every playoff game this past weekend.

Are the Lions too aggressive on 4th down? Will Sean McDermott hold back the Bills from ever succeeding to truly great Heights? And the Eagles are dominant but can they push past the locker room turmoil?

The Browns are better than their record, but Deshaun kept them from showcasing that. The Steelers are good, but hampered by key issues.

Buffalo, Kansas City, Pittsburgh, and Baltimore are the four best teams in the AFC, but that doesn’t mean there’s not reasons to be skeptical about all of them.

Today we discuss the seven teams that if you told me in mid February, one of them won the Super Bowl, I could believe it.

We are back! After a hiatus, we are here to update you regularly on all the big storylines in the NFL and sports in general. Tonight we have a short discussion about what we learned from Seattle vs. San Francisco.

Today we discuss guys that I believe have a chance at better production than where they’re currently being drafted.

3 Quarterbacks, 3 Runnings Backs, and 3 Receivers to think twice about before drafting.

Three teams that I believe have a legitimate shot to dethrone the teams that already seemed sketched in stone as their division winners, and Noah Lyles is not good enough to be so cocky.

The olympics no longer feel the same, a massive failure by the men’s national team, and why Summer Mcintosh is the best Canadian summer olympian already.

Jordan Love is underrated, and resigning Tua makes sense when you look at the whole picture.

Today I give my thoughts on the top 10 quarterbacks that I would start a franchise with, basing it off contract situation, age, and talent/potential. Then i give my quick thoughts on Brandon Aiyuk and the potential of trading him.