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BC129 - Last time on the Bestow Curse podcast, disaster struck the party as their encounter with Kordaitra's Grey Maiden garrison turned dire. With all hope gone, Mir, Diego, and Figgy were left at the mercy of their enemies while Vek and Sylvie tried to make their escape. Who will make it out alive, and who will be left in chains at the mercy of the tyrannical queen of Korvosa? The cursed campaign continues now!       Website: hideouslaughterpodcast.com Patreon: patreon.com/hideouslaughter Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HideousLaughterPod Discord: https://discord.gg/ruG6hxB Email: bestowcursepodcast@gmail.com Facebook/Instagram: @hideouslaughterpod Reddit: reddit.com/r/HideousLaughter Die Hard Dice Discount Code: Hideous Ambience by Michael Ghelfi https://michaelghelfi.bandcamp.com/  Theme Song: Firemane by Adrian Von Zeigler

ITL opens the show discussing the Astros showing signs of doing that thing again, even if some people want to dismiss it as “just spring training.” In The Loop debates whether the early signs actually matter and what it could mean for expectations heading into the season. The conversation then shifts to the Texans offense and whether the way the unit is being built this offseason reveals a bigger plan for how the team wants to support C.J. Stroud moving forward. Around The NFL, B Scott joins the show to discuss several league storylines including a draft prospect dealing with a serious injury, Geno Smith returning to the Jets, and why the Texans signing Braden Smith could make Houston's draft strategy more interesting than people realize. ITL also breaks down the Texans' first week of free agency and hands out superlatives for the moves Nick Caserio and the front office have made so far. Lunch-Time Confessions follows as Figgy admits he completely forgot he had jury duty, before the show reacts to the Titans unveiling their new jerseys and how much fans actually care about uniform changes. Dynamo Head Coach Ben Olsen also joins the show to talk about the team, their upcoming match, and the direction of the club this season. ITL then debates how much responsibility Kevin Durant should carry when it comes to team effort and leadership before wrapping things up with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo reportedly being kicked out of the rodeo, throwbacks of media and politicians crashing out, and other wild stories making the rounds in sports and culture.

ITL hands out its Week One Texans Free Agency superlatives and debates what Nick Caserio and the Texans front office accomplished during the opening stretch of the market. In The Loop discusses the most impactful signings, the most surprising moves, and which additions could end up being the most important for Houston moving forward. The conversation then shifts to Lunch-Time Confessions as Figgy admits he completely forgot he had jury duty and explains how the situation unfolded. ITL also reacts to the reveal of the Titans' new jerseys and discusses how much fans actually care about uniform changes. The hour wraps with Dynamo Head Coach Ben Olsen joining the show to talk about the team, their upcoming match, and the direction of the club this season.

ITL dives into a debate about Kevin Durant and how much responsibility a star player should carry when it comes to a team's effort level. In The Loop discusses whether effort is something a superstar can truly control or if it ultimately falls more on coaching and team culture. ITL debates how Durant's leadership style factors into the conversation and what it says about star accountability in the NBA. The show then wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo reportedly getting kicked out of the rodeo, a throwback discussion about media members and politicians having public meltdowns, and more wild stories making the rounds.

Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with stories including Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo reportedly being kicked out of the rodeo, throwbacks of media and politicians crashing out, and more strange headlines.

Figgy reveals he forgot he had jury duty and shares how the situation played out.

ITL reacts to another rough Rockets loss against a quality opponent and discusses why this one might have been even uglier than the previous game. Lopez also raises an interesting Texans theory, suggesting the team may be leaning toward building a Patriots-style offense and what that could mean for C.J. Stroud moving forward. Around The NFL, ITL reacts to comments from the Ravens GM after the Maxx Crosby trade fell apart and discusses a unique contract situation involving an offensive lineman representing himself while trying to negotiate an extension. The show also dives into a team-building debate about whether it's better for a team to do many things well or one thing at an elite level. ITL then breaks down the Texans signing Foster Moreau and why Lopez believes it could be one of the more significant additions Houston has made this offseason. Lunch-Time Confessions brings some humor as Lopez shares what he believes is the perfect marketing idea for a local grocery store, followed by OG Buy or Sell where ITL reacts to some of the biggest narratives circulating in sports. Later in the show, ITL reacts to Texans tight end Dalton Schultz appearing on The Jim Rome Show and discusses what his comments reveal about the Texans offense and the direction of the team. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring a tipping debate sparked by J.J. Watt, Kelly Clarkson ranting about her experience on American Idol, and other wild stories making the rounds in sports and pop culture.

ITL reacts to Texans tight end Dalton Schultz appearing on The Jim Rome Show and breaks down what stood out most from his comments. In The Loop discusses what Schultz had to say about the Texans' offense, the direction of the team, and what his perspective reveals about the locker room and expectations moving forward. The show then wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring a debate sparked by J.J. Watt about tipping at restaurants, Kelly Clarkson going on a rant about her experience on American Idol, and more strange and entertaining stories making the rounds.

Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with stories including a tipping debate sparked by J.J. Watt, Kelly Clarkson speaking out about American Idol, and more headlines from sports and pop culture.

ITL reacts to a busy day around the Houston sports landscape and the NFL as free agency continues to reshape rosters. The show opens with a discussion about the Texans doubling down on defense and special teams this offseason and whether that approach can realistically get Houston to a Super Bowl. ITL also reacts to Team USA losing to Italy in international baseball and dives into the day's QOTD about impulse buys that always get you. Around The NFL, the show breaks down the latest free agency twists, including the Maxx Crosby trade drama that ultimately fell apart when the Ravens backed out, while also discussing what the Texans' draft strategy might look like if the team continues to avoid making a big splash offensively in free agency. The conversation continues with the fascinating story of Texans offensive lineman Braden Smith and his journey overcoming OCD while maintaining an NFL career, followed by Lunch-Time Confessions as Figgy shares that his stray dog saga is still ongoing. Judge John Lopez also steps into court to debate whether anyone will ever score 100 points in an NBA game again. Later, Lachard Binkley of Rockets on Sports Illustrated joins In The Loop to break down the Rockets' recent struggles and what needs to change for the team to get back on track. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape, featuring a mix of bizarre and entertaining stories, including Candace Cameron Bure sharing her most embarrassing moment, a former NFL player reportedly using ChatGPT in an attempt to cover up a murder, and other wild headlines making the rounds in sports and culture.

ITL dives into the fascinating story of Texans offensive lineman Braden Smith and his battle with OCD, discussing how he managed the challenges that came with it and the path he took to overcome those obstacles while continuing his NFL career. The story sparks a broader conversation about mental health in sports and the resilience required to succeed at the highest level. Lunch-Time Confessions follows with Figgy sharing that his stray dog saga continues to create chaos in his daily life. The hour wraps with Judge John Lopez stepping into court to debate whether the NBA will ever see another player score 100 points in a single game.

ITL is joined by Lachard Binkley of Rockets on Sports Illustrated to break down what's going on with the Rockets and why the team has struggled recently. ITL discusses the offensive issues, defensive inconsistencies, and whether the recent stretch is a temporary slump or a deeper problem for Houston moving forward. The show then wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring a mix of wild and bizarre stories including Candace Cameron Bure sharing her most embarrassing moment, a former NFL player reportedly trying to use ChatGPT to help cover up a murder, and more strange headlines making the rounds.

Figgy's Mixtape brings a mix of funny, strange, and unbelievable stories including Candace Cameron Bure revealing her most embarrassing moment and a bizarre story involving a former NFL player allegedly using ChatGPT in a murder cover-up.

Figgy shares another chapter in his ongoing stray dog saga and how the situation keeps getting more complicated.

ITL opens the show, continuing the conversation around NFL free agency and whether Texans fans should remain calm despite the team not making some of the splash moves many expected. ITL breaks down Nick Caserio's approach and debates whether Houston's strategy is calculated patience or a missed opportunity early in the market while continuing to build around C.J. Stroud. The show also reacts to the Texans signing Reed Blankenship and discusses what the move says about Houston's defensive priorities moving forward. Around The NFL, ITL reacts to Lamar Jackson calling out an ESPN analyst, Dak Prescott reportedly calling off his wedding, and other headlines across the league before going around the AFC South to break down what division rivals are doing during free agency and how those moves impact the Texans. ITL then debates what the Texans' approach should be going forward in free agency as the market continues to unfold. The hour also features a lighter moment when Lopez brings up Bigfoot and whether the legendary creature is somehow becoming a thing again, sparking conversation about viral myths and internet culture. BREAKING NEWS hits as the Texans extend kicker Ka'imi Fairbairn to a two year, 13 million dollar deal and ITL reacts to what that move could signal about how the team views the offensive side of the ball and overall roster strategy. Later in the show, BREAKING NEWS as the Texans sign offensive tackle Braden Smith and ITL reacts to what the move means for Houston's offensive line and the continued effort to protect C.J. Stroud, before closing things out with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Figgy sharing a small world story about why he tries to be kind to people on social media, reaction to Marc Vandermeer speaking his mind about the Texans, and more stories making the rounds in sports and culture.

BREAKING NEWS hits late in the show as the Texans sign offensive tackle Braden Smith and ITL reacts to what the move means for Houston's offensive line and overall free agency strategy. ITL discusses how Smith fits into the Texans' plans up front and what the signing could signal about the team's priorities when it comes to protecting C.J. Stroud moving forward. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring a small world story from Figgy explaining why he tries to be kind to people on social media, reaction to Marc Vandermeer speaking his mind about the Texans, and more stories making the rounds in sports and culture.

Figgy shares a small world story about why he tries to stay positive with people on social media while ITL also reacts to Marc Vandermeer speaking his mind about the Texans and other trending stories.

ITL kicks off the show as the NFL legal tampering period begins and Nick Caserio is already making moves, breaking down what the early activity says about how the Texans plan to attack free agency. The crew reacts to Houston re-signing Sheldon Rankins and Naquan Jones and debates whether the Texans are done addressing the defensive interior or if more help could still be coming up front. Around The NFL, the guys react to major league movement, including Max Crosby being traded to the Ravens and BREAKING NEWS that Kenneth Walker III is expected to sign with the Chiefs, discussing how those moves could reshape the AFC landscape. ITL also recaps several early free agency signings and what they mean specifically for Houston as the Texans try to build around C.J. Stroud, including reacting to a center the Texans were reportedly eyeing coming off the board and how that affects the team's offensive line plans. The conversation continues with more free agency reaction as the crew debates whether Texans fans should start to worry with more centers signing elsewhere and the available options shrinking. Lunch-Time Confessions brings some humor as Lopez vents about airport lines and travel frustrations, and the show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Figgy shouting out everyone who helped him make Easter baskets over the weekend, along with stories about AI grief technology that keeps loved ones “alive,” Raven-Symone forgetting her own lyrics, and more wild headlines.

ITL continues reacting to the early wave of NFL free agency and discusses whether Texans fans should start to worry as more centers begin coming off the board. The crew breaks down Houston's options along the offensive line and whether Nick Caserio still has a clear plan or if the market is shrinking faster than expected. The conversation focuses on what the Texans may do next and how urgent the center position has become for protecting C.J. Stroud. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape, where Figgy gives shoutouts to everyone who helped make Easter baskets over the weekend, plus stories about AI grief technology that allows people to interact with loved ones after they pass, Raven-Symone forgetting her own lyrics, and more wild headlines.

Figgy shouts out everyone who helped with the Easter basket event before the Mixtape dives into stories about AI grief technology, Raven-Symone forgetting her own lyrics, and other viral headlines.

ITL opens the show with a strong take on the Rockets as the crew debates whether Ime Udoka has entered a coaching malpractice portion of his tenure and whether recent decisions are making things harder than they need to be. The conversation then shifts to the Texans as the guys discuss the Danielle Hunter restructure and why it may actually be the best news the offense has received all offseason, potentially giving Houston more flexibility to build around C.J. Stroud. Around The NFL, the crew reacts to one percent of the Miami Dolphins selling at a record $12.5 billion valuation and the Chargers agreeing to terms with center Tyler Biadasz before shifting the focus back to Houston and asking what C.J. Stroud's true “superpowers” were during his rookie season and which traits will define him moving forward. ITL also dives into a growing debate surrounding the Rockets and Alperen Sengun as the guys discuss whether the concerns about his play are temporary, situational, or something more fundamental within Ime Udoka's system. Lunch-Time Confessions follows with a Texans-Commanders themed confession that sparks conversation before the debut of a new ITL game called Fake News Roulette. The show also reacts to news of the Texans meeting with an offensive line prospect and what that could mean for Houston's draft strategy as the team continues looking for ways to strengthen the protection around Stroud. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Wendy's hiring a Chief Tasting Officer, airlines rolling out new rule changes, and more wild stories from around sports and culture.

Figgy's Mixtape delivers another mix of chaos and culture with Wendy's hiring a Chief Tasting Officer, new airline rule changes that could affect travelers, and other viral stories making the rounds.

ITL reacts to new reports involving the Texans meeting with an offensive line prospect as the offseason evaluation process continues. The crew breaks down what the visit could mean for Houston's draft strategy and whether the Texans are signaling a heavy investment in rebuilding the offensive line to better protect C.J. Stroud. The discussion centers around how serious the team appears to be about reshaping the front five and what this prospect meeting might reveal about their priorities. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Wendy's announcing they are hiring a Chief Tasting Officer, new rule changes coming to airlines, and more wild stories from around sports and culture.

ITL reacts to the Texans re-signing offensive tackle Trent Brown to a one-year, $7 million deal, breaking down what the move means for the offensive line and the team's offseason strategy, while also reacting to Texans GM Nick Caserio's comments earlier in the morning with Payne & Pendergast and what his messaging may reveal about Houston's plans moving forward. Around The NFL, the crew discusses the Texans bringing back Trent Brown, the news that Stefon Diggs has been released, and other league storylines, while also reacting to Astros shortstop Jeremy Peña fracturing his finger and debating whether that situation makes fans feel better about Astros players skipping the World Baseball Classic and if it should impact any decision involving Isaac Paredes. ITL continues digging into more of Caserio's comments from his P&P appearance, analyzing key takeaways and what stood out most about the Texans' offseason outlook, before Lunch-Time Confessions brings some humor as the crew wonders whether Caserio actually likes Sean & Seth or if he's simply playing the media game. OG's Buy or Sell follows with the crew deciding whether they're buying the latest narratives circulating around the sports world. The show wraps with a look at several key nuggets regarding Texans free agents and what those decisions could mean for the roster moving forward, before Figgy's Mixtape closes things out with Magic City discussing its collaboration with the Atlanta Hawks, a debate over what should count as a signature Texan breakfast item, and more wild stories from around sports and culture.

ITL dives into several key nuggets surrounding Texans' free agents and what the decisions ahead could mean for the roster moving forward. The crew discusses which players Houston may prioritize, what the strategy might be as free agency approaches, and how these moves could shape the team around C.J. Stroud next season. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Magic City speaking on its collaboration with the Atlanta Hawks, a debate about what truly qualifies as a signature Texan breakfast item, and more wild stories from around the sports and culture world.

From sports business collaborations to food debates and viral stories, Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos to close the show.

Figgy's Mixtape featuring the word “Swiftie” officially being added to the dictionary, the ongoing back-and-forth between Zion Williamson and the Pelicans with Stephen A. Smith weighing in, and more wild stories making the rounds.

ITL wraps the show with a quarterback debate: if you had to choose, would you rather C.J. Stroud have a career like Matt Ryan, Dak Prescott, or Cam Newton? The crew breaks down the different paths — MVP seasons, playoff success, longevity, and legacy — and what each would realistically mean for the Texans' future. The show closes with Figgy's Mixtape featuring the word “Swiftie” officially being added to the dictionary, the ongoing back-and-forth between Zion Williamson and the Pelicans with Stephen A. Smith weighing in, and more wild stories making the rounds.

ITL opens the show with a Texans roster-building debate, asking whether fans would rather see the team draft three offensive linemen or sign two proven veterans in free agency as Houston continues looking for ways to stabilize the protection around C.J. Stroud. The crew also discusses whether Ed Ingram should be re-signed and what that decision could mean for the depth and direction of the offensive line. Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 joins the show to provide insight into potential Texans free agency targets and how the team could approach the market this offseason. The hour wraps with the QOTD: What's something TV-related you wish could make a comeback? ITL then goes Around The NFL to debate whether Kyler Murray still has true franchise quarterback potential and reacts to the Chiefs trading away their All-Pro corner, discussing what that means for the AFC landscape. Closer to home, the crew dives into the debate around Reed Sheppard's defense and whether the criticism of his defensive ability is overblown or a legitimate concern before wrapping with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. Later in the show, ITL explores the comparison between the Texans acquiring David Montgomery and the Patriots bringing in Corey Dillon in 2004, breaking down how adding a physical, proven running back could help stabilize the offense and take pressure off the quarterback. Lunch-Time Confessions turns into a marketing discussion as the crew shares examples of what not to do when promoting something, and Judge John Lopez takes the bench to rule on a hot take: is Travis Hunter trending toward bust territory or is that talk premature? The show closes with a quarterback debate about what career path Texans fans would prefer for C.J. Stroud — Matt Ryan, Dak Prescott, or Cam Newton — before Figgy's Mixtape wraps things up with the word “Swiftie” officially being added to the dictionary, the Zion Williamson and Pelicans situation with Stephen A. Smith weighing in, and more wild stories.

Figgy's Mixtape featuring the Top 10 most annoying things passengers do, Figgy's master plan for how the station could go viral, and more off-the-wall stories to close things out.

What would a true, full Texans makeover actually look like — and are we sure this is only about fixing the offensive line? ITL zooms out and debates whether Houston needs deeper philosophical changes on offense, different personnel groupings, schematic tweaks, or even cultural adjustments to take the next step. Is this a light renovation… or a full remodel? The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring the Top 10 most annoying things passengers do, Figgy's master plan for how the station could go viral, and more off-the-wall stories to close things out.

ITL reacts to the national reaction surrounding the Texans trading for David Montgomery, including takes from Adam Schein, and debates whether the outside noise is fair or overblown while asking the bigger question of whether Houston will ever truly swing big for a younger, explosive running back. With the NFL Combine underway, the crew also breaks down the biggest standouts, risers, and subtle storylines shaping the draft board before wrapping the hour with the QOTD: What's a characteristic that is a red flag? Around The NFL, ITL discusses the looming franchise tag deadline and Baltimore working toward a new deal with Lamar Jackson, then welcomes Bun B to the show to talk Trill Town at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, what he has planned, and plays “Trill or Not Trill” during What's Popping. Later, the crew examines Prisco's Top 50 free agents list — including eight offensive linemen — and debates whether the Texans could realistically land two of them to stabilize the offense for C.J. Stroud, followed by Lunch-Time Confessions where Lopez calls for banning social media bullies and Draft on a Tuesday with the latest prospect buzz. The show closes by zooming out on what a true Texans makeover would look like beyond just the offensive line, questioning whether deeper philosophical or schematic changes are needed, before Figgy's Mixtape delivers the Top 10 annoying things passengers do, a potential viral idea for the station, and more off-the-wall stories.

Figgy's Mixtape featuring a Canadian woman with a rare disorder, a new milkshake flavor at Great Wolf Lodge, and more wild stories from around the world.

BREAKING NEWS kicks off the show as the Texans make major moves ahead of Free Agency, trading for Lions running back David Montgomery and sending Tytus Howard away for a 5th-round pick. ITL reacts in real time to what Montgomery brings to the offense, why the team may have moved on from Howard, and what these trades reveal about Houston's bigger plan before free agency officially opens. The crew continues with Around The NFL, diving into league-wide reaction to the Texans' moves and reports that Deshaun Watson could end up as QB1 for the Browns, while further debating whether this is aggressive roster building or risky reshuffling. In Hour 3, ITL zeroes in on what adding Montgomery and losing Howard means specifically for C.J. Stroud, the run game identity, and the pressure on the offensive line, plus Lunch-Time Confessions delivers Cook-Off chaos from Reg & Fig and the crew reacts to Astros players catching up with MLB TV as Spring Training ramps up. The show wraps with reports that the Texans are prepared to pay Will Anderson Jr., breaking down what a potential extension would signal about the franchise's direction, cap priorities, and commitment to its defensive cornerstone, before Figgy's Mixtape closes things out with a Canadian woman with a rare disorder, a new milkshake flavor at Great Wolf Lodge, and more wild stories.

Reports indicate the Texans are prepared to pay Will Anderson Jr., and ITL breaks down what that means for the franchise moving forward. Is this simply taking care of your cornerstone defensive star, or does it signal a larger shift in how Houston plans to build and reward its core? The crew debates what a potential extension could look like and how it impacts the cap, the locker room, and the team's identity. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring a Canadian woman with a rare disorder, a new milkshake flavor at Great Wolf Lodge, and more wild stories from around the world.

Figgy gets nostalgic about rocking random jerseys and team merch without explanation.

Should the Texans make a move for Dolphins running back De'Von Achane? ITL debates whether adding his speed and explosiveness would elevate the offense or if Houston has bigger priorities to address first. The crew weighs cost, fit, and what it would say about the Texans' approach this offseason. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape, featuring a new music discovery from Figgy, a hilarious translation of The Lion King theme song, and a wild Michigan vs. Ohio State moment involving a legendary broadcaster.

Figgy's Mixtape, featuring a new music discovery from Figgy, a hilarious translation of The Lion King theme song, and a wild Michigan vs. Ohio State moment involving a legendary broadcaster.

ITL reacts to a Rockets win as Lopez makes the case that Ime Udoka sometimes makes things harder on himself than they need to be, sparking a debate about whether Houston is overcomplicating its offense or simply growing through the process. With the NFL Combine underway, the crew discusses standout performers, risers, and early draft buzz, before wrapping the hour with QOTD: What are the sports sounds you absolutely hate? Around The NFL, ITL breaks down the NFLPA report cards, including how the Texans graded, and debates the Browns' proposal to expand draft pick trading from three to five years, while also reacting to Astros Spring Training getting underway as Hunter Brown makes his first start. The show continues with discussion of the NFL player survey, highlighting that the only Texans-related “fail” involved fan feedback, and what that says about expectations and engagement. Lunch-Time Confessions brings some lighthearted chaos as Figgy admits he misses wearing random team gear, and the crew touches on NFL TV free-agency before Dynamo Head Coach Ben Olsen joins the show to preview this weekend's match and discuss the team's momentum. ITL also debates whether the Texans should trade for Dolphins RB De'Von Achane and what that would signal about their offseason priorities. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring a new music discovery, a hilarious Lion King theme translation, and a legendary Michigan vs. Ohio State radio moment.

ITL reacts to the latest NFL player survey results, highlighting that the only area the Texans didn't grade well in involved fan-related feedback, and the crew debates what that says about expectations, engagement, and the current state of the franchise. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions bring some lighthearted chaos as Figgy admits he misses wearing random team gear without judgment. The hour also features Dynamo Head Coach Ben Olsen joining the show ahead of this weekend's match to discuss the team's start, expectations, and what fans should watch for.

Lunch-Time Confessions brings some chaos as Figgy reveals he may have been hit with double jury duty

Figgy's Mixtape delivers a mix of culture and chaos as the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announces its 2026 list of nominees, the crew debates the ultimate dilemma — $10 million right now but 10 years cut off your life — and more wild stories to close out the show.

Law Murray of The Athletic joins ITL to break down the latest around the NBA, including where the Rockets truly stand in the Western Conference, what's sustainable about their recent play, and how the bigger playoff picture is shaping up. The crew gets perspective on whether Houston is ahead of schedule or still figuring things out. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape delivers a mix of culture and chaos as the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announces its 2026 list of nominees, the crew debates the ultimate dilemma — $10 million right now but 10 years cut off your life — and more wild stories to close out the show.

Jonathan M. Alexander of the Houston Chronicle joins ITL to discuss the Texans' decision to part ways with Jerrod Johnson, what it means for C.J. Stroud's development, and what other moves could be coming as the offseason begins to take shape. The crew gets insight into how the organization is viewing the offensive reset and what to watch next. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions brings some chaos as Figgy reveals he may have been hit with double jury duty, and the hour wraps with OG's Buy or Sell — are you buying what people in sports are selling right now?

ITL reacts to the Texans and quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson agreeing to part ways, breaking down what the move means for C.J. Stroud's development and whether bigger changes could be coming on offense, while also debating whether the Rockets' recent offensive performance showed something sustainable or was simply a one-night spike, before wrapping that discussion with QOTD: What are the best sounds in sports? The crew then goes Around The NFL with the biggest storylines coming out of the NFL Combine, including front office comments, draft risers, and league-wide offseason buzz, while continuing to unpack the ripple effects of the Johnson decision and closing with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. Jonathan M. Alexander of the Houston Chronicle joins the show to provide insight into what the Texans' move means moving forward, Lunch-Time Confessions brings chaos with Figgy possibly getting double jury duty, and OG's Buy or Sell asks whether you're buying what the sports world is selling right now. Law Murray of The Athletic also stops by to break down the Rockets and the NBA landscape, and the show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees, the $10 million vs. 10 years of your life debate, and more wild stories.

Kenneth Walker not only could be a Texan — ITL makes the case that the Texans actually make the most sense in multiple ways, from scheme fit to roster construction and timeline. The crew breaks down what it would realistically take and whether Houston should seriously pursue it. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions brings some family drama as Lopez may be ditching Figgy and Reggie for time with his granddaughter, and Judge John Lopez steps into court to debate whether the NBA should once again allow players to come straight from high school.

ITL dives into Nick Caserio's comments from the NFL Combine, breaking down what stood out most, whether he dropped subtle hints about the Texans' offseason plans, and how his messaging aligns with Houston's direction. The crew also makes the case that Kenneth Walker could not only be a Texan, but that Houston might make the most sense as a landing spot based on scheme, roster construction, and timeline. Around The NFL covers major headlines including the Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce trademark lawsuit, potential A.J. Brown trade scenarios, and other league buzz, while the Rockets discussion centers on Amen Thompson's tendonitis and whether it should raise any long-term concern. Lunch-Time Confessions brings family drama as Lopez may be ditching Figgy and Reggie for his granddaughter, and Judge John Lopez debates whether the NBA should allow players to enter straight from high school again. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Big Back Activity, local restaurant collaborations ahead of rodeo season, a Whataburger employee going full WWE, and more off-the-wall chaos.

Nick Caserio had plenty to say at the NFL Combine, and ITL breaks down the biggest takeaways from his comments, what stood out most, and whether any subtle hints were dropped about the Texans' offseason plans. The crew reacts to how his tone and messaging align with Houston's direction moving forward. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape brings Big Back Activity with local restaurant collaborations heating up ahead of rodeo season, a Whataburger employee going full WWE in a wild altercation, and more off-the-wall stories.

Figgy's Mixtape brings Big Back Activity with local restaurant collaborations heating up ahead of rodeo season, a Whataburger employee going full WWE in a wild altercation, and more off-the-wall stories.

Lunch-Time Confessions brings some family drama as Lopez may be ditching Figgy and Reggie for time with his granddaughter