The B-HammerTime Show

Your comments have been taken into consideration and there's college football right off the top with the question on everyone's mind being, who is number 1? Plus was USC's win an achievement or an indictment and did Zach Wilson just have his breakout game?

It's Wednesday and the news cycle on Deion Sanders continues as he and Colorado break another record which begs the question, is Deion must-see tv? Plus there's some quarterback drama in the NFL and what is Brandon Staley upset about?

There is a reason Zach Wilson is always playing from behind and it's not his fault, plus we have the next Cam Newton, the comp is close and it's not a compliment.

Today we're talking to AD Sneaks aka Andy Dutton, the sneaker teacher. We talk about random Jordans showing up at the house, using that sneakerhead energy to authentically connect with students and managing the myth of a "work-life balance."

Weird weekend with both big teams in Texas looking to prove the cliche of 'Texas is back.' Plus how good was Tua really, and Brett lays out his college football conference champs.

It's the sweet week where college football dominates the news landscape before the NFL takes center stage Thursday night which means this episode is all college everything. Brett hits on why Georgia cannot three-peat, who's winning the Big 10 this year, and who's contending for the title of number one pick in the NFL draft.

This Monday Morning Brett is popping off on why the 49ers have no reason to apologize for drafting Trey Lance and what does that mean for Dak Prescott. Plus, what's the argument for Steph being better than Magic?

It's another episode at 5:30 as Brett is in between apartments and working early mornings so its dazing going over how Anthony Richardson should fair his first year. He also get's into the Michael Oher drama and why Aaron Rodgers is the cool uncle at the kids table.

Today we're talking with Noah Eagle, NBC play by play for Big 10 Saturday Night, and one of the biggest broadcasters across the industry. We talk about his new gigs, him calling the biggest comeback in NFL history, how to handle messing up in front of millions of people and what sneakers we will see him wearing on tv this season, all that and much much more.

Brett has the rant of a lifetime breaking down why everyone getting paid, isn't seemingly good for everyone, and why everyone needs to stop caring about what happened to Aaron Rodgers in the darkness.

It's another edition of Bonus Trophies where we're sitting down with Tyler Bush to talk about how he created an entire league out of nothing while trying to run the whole small business in balance with the rest of his life.

On this episode of Bonus Trophies, Brett sits down with broadcaster Blake O'Rullian to dicuss his story of getting his dream job at 26 and all the doors he had to knock down to get there, along with all the opportunities that didn't work out but landed him where he is today.

It's a show full of football for your Monday. College conference realignment may be going to far, this NFL draft will be interesting for more reasons than you think, with unexpected teams in the mix and Andrew Luck will not be in the Hall of Fame next year.

Look if you wanna get paid then you can't get played and the Women's National Soccer team may have made that mistake this week, plus why the trouble in Dallas starting to feel like the demise of the Seattle Seahawks.

Today is all about stories that keep on giving. Sean Payton's criticism of Denver last year led to Aaron Rodgers finally learning to standing up for his coworkers and this running back dispute has Jonathan Taylor fighting with Jim Irsay but a resolution will be tough to come by.

It seems like everyone got paid this week but are any of these contracts all they seem to be, and how did one come as a shot to Saquon? Plus why are people saying Justin Fields is maturing, for avoiding the path of Mahomes and Cousins.

There always seems to be a common theme on the show and today it's that everyone think's they aren't paid enough. Plus there is a heavy debate on whether Dame's trade request is bad for the league. And Brett shares a Patrick Mahomes stat that makes you wonder how he can ever be stopped.

The words that forced the punch seen round TMZ are potentially out, as reported by a rapper. Damian Lillard is still playing the games saying absolutely nothing in Portland and there isn't too much to worry about in Phoenix as long as they deal Ayton.

The NBA draft is tomorrow which means news is heating up and the official numbers on who is about to be a bust is soon is out as well. Brett also looks at why Draymond may have trouble finding work, and why Joel Embiid needs Damian Lillard.

We have a major trade in the NBA and did nepotism cause it's occurence entirely. Plus the reports are finally out as to why Stefon Diggs is really unhappy and will playing with Bradley Beal continue to hurt KD's legacy?

The NBA Finals is getting attention but not for the reasons it should, which begs the question of what's wrong? Plus the running back position is falling off money wise, is that trend actually backed by stats?

There is a big game 3 in the NBA, Miami will still be down a hand but they may have found a chink in the Denver armor. EA Sports is releasing the Madden cover athlete but they're running into problems with a college football boycott. Brett thinks he may be slightly wrong about the pure joy of Aaron Rodgers in New York.

The NBA Finals are set and ready to go but Brett starts with a monologue that has nothing to do with the next round and everything to do with the aftermath of why the Celtics lost and one of the biggest problems with the NBA this season. Jaylen Brown may be on the move once again, plus there's proof Tom Brady will not play for the Raiders and Jon Gruden makes his return to the league, kind of.

The Nuggets move on to the conference Finals yet Lebron forced a 180, dominating the storyline about whether or not he's retiring. Brett is curious about the whole deal and tells a story as to why it's possible it was staged. Plus Jayson Tatum's major performance got a win but it won't be enough.

A ton of storylines surfaced as the NBA Conference Finals wind down with both looking to end in sweeps. A major reason for that is result of unfortunate comments made by Celtics coach Joe Mazzula. Plus, the Miami Heat are the NBA's New England Patriots.