1st and Four

We do some World Cup recap and then draft out favorite foods across American professional sports stadiums in honor of Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.

We discuss some of the greatest father-son duos across professional sports in honor of Father's Day. We also talk everything that happened since our last episode, including a World Cup recap, Wyndham Clark winning the US Open, the Knicks and Hurricanes becoming champions. Plus, someone stole our idea of Brendan Sorsby to the Houston Gamblers and we should get credit

We select our favorite sports movies of all time and draft by sport to make it more interesting. We also sort of talk about the World Cup.

We draft the best Mexican athletes across the 4 major US sports - live from the beach in Mexico and featuring John once again and also our server Jesús.

We draft our favorite sports video games of all time and talk about our generational differences in our favorites. Plus more NBA and NHL playoff recaps.

This week we did something different. A listener gifted us an original seat from Cleveland Municipal Stadium and we dove into its history. Plus, we had our first ever guest on to talk Buffalo Sabres.

We talk the biggest sports breakthroughs after Cherie DeVaux becomes the first female trainer to win at the Kentucky Derby. We also give an update on our Buffalo Sabres and talk more NBA and NHL playoffs.

We break down the NFL Draft and give our thoughts. We also give our latest Buffalo Sabres updates and general updates about the NHL and NBA playoffs heating up. We also each pick a Kentucky Derby horse with 30-1 odds to root for.

We break down the NFL draft and have a little fun doing our own draft of the first round. Plus we talk the latest Sabres news from their playoff run.

Inspired by the Masters Tournament and its iconic line “a tradition unlike any other,” we discuss the best traditions across sports.

We talk everything Buffalo Sabres (and wings) to prepare to root for our new favorite team in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. We also wrap March Madness with discussion on the Championship Game and transfer portal.

We talk more March Madness after the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 and preview the rest of the tournament, discuss the greatest comebacks in sports history. Also, the Buffalo Sabres become our new favorite hockey team after John sends a gift

We break down the first weekend of March Madness and give our thoughts and predictions for the second weekend. We also discuss the biggest in-game "What if?" moments in sports history on the heels of Vanderbilt's heartbreaking miss at the buzzer.

IT'S MARCH MADNESS TIME!! We talk through our brackets and thoughts about the NCAA Tournament, the greatest invention in American history.

In honor of the late Lou Holtz, we look at the greatest coaches to turn programs from nothing to something in each of the four big sports. We also talk college basketball heating up and NFL free agency.

We have a great time ranking the best sports months and disagree on pretty much everything. Plus we talk college basketball heating up and NFL moves ahead of free agency.

We talk the USA’s huge win over Canada for gold, players we want to see suit up for the US in the Olympics, and we make bobsled teams out of professional athletes

On the heels of Chris Paul's retirement, we talk the greatest players who never won a championship. We also get into some college basketball and Olympics.

We recap the Seahawks' huge win over the Patriots in Super Bowl LX and talk the best championship games we've seen in each sport

We dive into the Stadium Series game between the Lightning and Bruins, more Super Bowl preview, rule changes in every sport, and shoutouts to a few listeners.

We talk best athletes in each sport right now versus the best of all time. Plus conference championship reactions and early Super Bowl thoughts and more

We talk the best position to build a franchise around in each sport, Dodgers spending lots of money, NFL refs, the Bears' heartbreaking loss, and more!

Join us on the first episode of 1st & Four - the podcast where a father and his firstborn break down America's four biggest sports: football, basketball, baseball, and hockey.