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Lombardi and Frazier look at the Colts QB situation and the Seahawks’ trade for Sheldon Richardson
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The Ringer’s Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the implications of the weekend’s big moves in football: what Andrew Luck’s shoulder injury means for the Colts (1:10), the Patriots’ motivations behind trading Jacoby Brissett for Phillip Dorsett (4:15), and the Seahawks’ rising Super Bowl chances after acquiring Sheldon Richardson (16:25).
Chris and Andy discuss what Sundance’s decision to go virtual means for the film industry
Logan and Jackie talk the Celtics’ past, present, and future, including her favorite Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce stories
Bryan and David discuss Aaron Rodgers, Tony Romo, and coverage of the NFL playoffs
Fourteen-time world champion Randy Orton discusses growing up in the business, being in the locker room with his dad, and how he has been able to maintain longevity
Three-time Super Bowl champion Troy Aikman of Fox Sports joins Ryen to discuss the Chiefs’ overtime win vs. the Bills, how much the QB position has evolved since the 1990s, and whether or not Aaron Rodgers’s future includes the Packers
Plus, Mike and Jesse follow up on the story from last week regarding scams in the hobby and talk about this week’s new releases
