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Rockett and Figgy discuss the upcoming Super Bowl matchup and react to new music from J. Cole, Jim Jones vs. Kid Cudi, Giannis trade rumors, another Kanye apology tour, shocking names dropped in the Epstein files and much more!

Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with everyone suddenly trying to write jingles after a woman wins $2 million from Dr Pepper, a wild story involving Tyrann Mathieu nearly dying while trying to pass a drug test, and more off-the-wall moments.

ITL reacts to The Athletic's NFL player poll, breaking down what players around the league really think and what stood out most — especially as it relates to the Texans and the AFC landscape. The crew debates which results are most surprising, which confirm what we already suspected, and what they reveal about perception across the league. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with everyone suddenly trying to write jingles after a woman wins $2 million from Dr Pepper, a wild story involving Tyrann Mathieu nearly dying while trying to pass a drug test, and more off-the-wall moments.

The show opens with a breakdown of how the Spurs picked up a win using strong guard play, smart offense, and key defensive adjustments — and why Lopez believes the Rockets could realistically adopt parts of that same blueprint. ITL also tackles a forward-looking Texans topic, debating whether drafting a quarterback down the road is crazy or simply smart business in today's NFL, before wrapping the hour with a fun QOTD about causing a public scene. Around The NFL hits the latest coaching carousel drama as Todd Monken is hired as head coach of the Browns, sparking locker room reaction, while Klint Kubiak earns a second interview with the Raiders. The crew then zooms in on the Rockets and asks the tough question: What is the real goal of this season at this point? The hour wraps with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. Hour three focuses on the Texans' appeal as a free-agent destination, especially on the offensive side of the ball, as ITL debates whether Houston is truly attractive to top talent right now. Lunch-Time Confessions brings some spice with Lopez admitting he's ashamed of something Reggie did, and the crew closes the hour with OG's Buy or Sell, deciding whether they're buying what people around sports are selling. The show wraps with ITL reacting to The Athletic's NFL player poll, breaking down what players around the league really think and what stood out most for the Texans and the AFC. Figgy's Mixtape closes things out with chaos and laughs, including a jingle-writing craze after a woman wins $2 million from Dr Pepper, a wild Tyrann Mathieu drug test story, and more off-the-wall moments.

Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with a man forced to eat only Wendy's chili for a month after losing a bet, a fun debate on how good you are at explaining a song without using the lyrics, and more wild stories.

ITL continues reacting to the Texans' firing of their tight ends coach, breaking down what the move could mean for the offense and how it directly impacts C.J. Stroud moving forward. The crew debates whether this signals bigger changes ahead and what it says about the direction of the offensive staff. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with a man forced to eat only Wendy's chili for a month after losing a bet, a fun debate on how good you are at explaining a song without using the lyrics, and more wild stories.

The offseason hasn't even fully begun, and the AFC is already taking on a completely different look, with ITL debating the pros and cons of the Texans seemingly standing pat while much of the rest of the conference is making aggressive moves. The crew also reacts to Bill Belichick not being a first-ballot Hall of Famer and what that says about legacy and NFL history, before breaking down the breaking news that the Texans fired tight ends coach Jake Moreland and what that move means for the staff, the offense, and C.J. Stroud moving forward. Around The NFL, ITL covers major coaching moves, including Todd Monken to Cleveland and changes in Denver, while also explaining why tonight could be the first true statement game of the season for the Rockets. The show also dives into free agent rumors and a growing trend tied to the Texans, debates whether fans should like what they're seeing, tackles the hate for non-breaking breaking news, and brings Judge John Lopez to court to rule on Dabo Swinney's tampering allegations and whether the Hall of Fame process needs to change. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape delivers chaos with a man forced to eat only Wendy's chili for a month after losing a bet, a fun debate on explaining songs without lyrics, and more wild stories from around sports and pop culture.

Figgy's Mixtape brings a mix of culture and chaos with the top cities for dating, Lopez needing to babysit the grandkids more, and Southwest Airlines ditching its open seating policy.

Was Kevin Durant right about where this team is offensively — are they still learning what truly works, or are they just hoping more of what happened last night keeps happening? ITL debates whether the Rockets are building something sustainable or simply riding hot stretches without a clear identity. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape brings a mix of culture and chaos with the top cities for dating, Lopez needing to babysit the grandkids more, and Southwest Airlines ditching its open seating policy.

ITL opens by breaking down the Rockets' win over the Grizzlies, debating the biggest takeaway from the performance and what it says about where the team is headed, then shifts to the Texans' offseason by discussing what kind of notes and feedback C.J. Stroud likely received and what should be on that list to help him take the next step, before wrapping the hour with a QOTD on what should be a fine in your workplace — with a special emphasis on SportsRadio 610. Around The NFL follows with major coaching news as Joe Brady is promoted to head coach of the Bills and the Browns look at Jim Schwartz as a potential head coach, while closer to home ITL digs into why DeMeco Ryans is so emphatic about the Texans playing simple and free on defense but not on offense, and the hour closes with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. The show then turns to quarterback perspective as ITL debates how much Sam Darnold's career arc should encourage Texans fans about C.J. Stroud, mixes in Lunch-Time Confessions as Lopez admits to taking a bath for the first time in years, and wraps with Draft News on a Tuesday featuring fresh NFL Draft nuggets. The show closes by asking whether Kevin Durant was right about the Rockets' offense — are they still learning what works or just hoping hot stretches continue — before Figgy's Mixtape brings chaos with the best cities for dating, Lopez babysitting the grandkids more, and Southwest Airlines ditching its open seating policy.

The Texans are expected to make a push on the offensive line in free agency, and a specific name has popped up — so ITL debates whether fans should be interested and how much that move could actually help fix what ailed the offense. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape leans into winter chaos with storm-related stories, including someone making ice cream outside in the freezing cold, and more wild moments making the rounds.

ITL goes through the biggest lessons learned from NFL Championship Sunday, breaking down what the conference title games revealed about roster building, quarterback play, coaching, and what it takes to get over the hump. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions brings some workplace drama as Figgy wonders if he accidentally ran across a co-worker's salary, and the hour wraps with Winners & Losers of the Weekend.

ITL recaps NFL Championship Sunday and checks in on how it felt watching without the Texans in the mix, with Reggie digging into the biggest questions that popped up from the conference title games and what they revealed about where Houston still needs to get, before wrapping the hour with a QOTD on what just didn't live up to the hype. Around The NFL follows with a breakdown of the newly released Super Bowl line — Seattle favored by 4 with an over/under of 46 — along with continued coaching carousel updates and other league news, while closer to home the crew reacts to Astros Fan Fest and checks in on how everyone is feeling about the team as the season approaches, finishing with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. The show then shifts to the biggest lessons learned from Championship Sunday, breaking down what the games revealed about roster building, quarterback play, and coaching, plus Lunch-Time Confessions brings workplace drama as Figgy wonders if he accidentally ran across a co-worker's salary, and the hour wraps with Winners and Losers of the Weekend. The show closes by looking ahead to free agency, as the Texans are expected to target the offensive line and a specific name has surfaced, sparking debate on whether fans should be interested, before Figgy's Mixtape brings winter chaos with storm-related stories, including someone making ice cream in the freezing cold and more wild moments making the rounds.

Lunch-Time Confessions brings some workplace drama as Figgy wonders if he accidentally ran across a co-worker's salary

Figgy's Mixtape leans into winter chaos with storm-related stories, including someone making ice cream outside in the freezing cold, and more wild moments making the rounds.

Rockett and Figgy break down the Texans' disappointing loss to the Patriots in the Divisional round of the playoffs and CJ Stroud's performance, plus Figgy's thought on A$AP Rocky's new album, Sinners receiving record-breaking Oscar nominations, TI's last album, Lebron/Lakers drama and much more!

ITL keeps an eye out for a possible Friday news dump from the Texans and what late-week surprises could be coming, then reacts to the Rockets' overtime loss to the 76ers and checks in on how everyone is really feeling about the team right now. The crew also asks whether you're tuning in for NFL Championship Sunday and wraps the hour with a QOTD on what you have to have or do when a bad storm rolls through. Around The NFL follows with coaching carousel buzz as Mike McDaniel — now the Chargers' offensive coordinator — is reportedly eyeing the Bills' head coaching job, plus B Scott shares his thoughts on the Texans' Divisional Round loss and what the aftermath means for Houston, before closing with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. The conversation then shifts to Lopez's idea of a new Texans “masking agent,” debating whether one standout player is helping cover up deeper defensive issues, along with Lunch-Time Confessions about what Lopez couldn't stop watching and Judge John Lopez ruling on whether it's time to ditch TV rules analysts. The show wraps with possible NFL moves being floated by league executives, breaking down what could realistically happen, and Figgy's Mixtape delivering chaos with stories involving a Taco Cabana incident, The Raging Italian at a Mexican restaurant, and a birthday party at Popeyes.

ITL runs through possible NFL moves being floated by league executives, breaking down what could realistically happen and which scenarios actually make sense. The crew debates what teams — including the Texans — might be preparing for as the offseason chessboard starts to take shape. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with wild stories, including a Taco Cabana employee accidentally shooting himself, The Raging Italian hitting up a Mexican restaurant, and a birthday party at Popeyes that has everyone talking.

Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with wild stories, including a Taco Cabana employee accidentally shooting himself, The Raging Italian hitting up a Mexican restaurant, and a birthday party at Popeyes that has everyone talking.

Are the Texans really planning to run it back — and if so, where are the realistic areas this team can actually get better? ITL breaks down whether continuity is the right move or if meaningful changes are still needed to take the next step. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions brings some fun as Figgy admits to judging people based on their license plates, before the hour wraps with OG's Buy or Sell, debating whether you're buying what the sports world is selling right now.

ITL opens by asking whether C.J. Stroud gave us a hint at the type of offense he really wants to run moving forward, breaking down what stood out and what it could mean for the Texans' offensive direction. The crew also debates whether the Rockets can use the trade deadline as a real avenue to improve, before wrapping the hour with a QOTD on your favorite moment from the Texans' season. Around The NFL then hits Texans-related front office and coaching news, as assistant GM James Liipfert interviews for the Falcons' GM opening and Miami requests permission to interview Texans QB coach Jerrod Johnson, plus former Texan N.D. Kalu joins ITL for his weekly visit to share insight on the Texans and the league, and the hour closes with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. The conversation shifts to the big-picture plan for Houston as ITL debates whether the Texans are truly running it back and where the most realistic areas for improvement actually are, mixes in Lunch-Time Confessions as Figgy admits to judging license plates, and wraps with OG's Buy or Sell debating whether you're buying what the sports world is selling. The show closes with ESPN's real Top 100 MVP list, breaking down which Texans made the cut and what it says about national respect, before Figgy's Mixtape brings chaos with pigs on the loose in a local neighborhood, a new word and trend for 2026, and more off-the-wall stories.

Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with pigs on the loose in a local neighborhood, a new word and trend for 2026, and more off-the-wall stories.

Lunch-Time Confessions brings some fun as Figgy admits to judging people based on their license plates

ESPN released its real Top 100 MVP list, and ITL breaks down which Texans made the cut — and whether anyone was snubbed. The crew debates what it says about Houston's national respect and how it lines up with expectations for next season. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with pigs on the loose in a local neighborhood, a new word and trend for 2026, and more off-the-wall stories.

ITL kicks off with Texans GM Nick Caserio speaking live to the media, reacting in real time to his season-ending press conference and zeroing in on comments that raised eyebrows — including something potentially alarming about the Texans' offense. The conversation continues with deeper clarity from Caserio's remarks, including what he said about Joe Mixon and how it could shape the offense moving forward, before Around The NFL hits coaching news like Mike McDaniel being set as the Chargers' offensive coordinator and wraps with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. Attention then shifts to bigger-picture questions around the Texans' coaching staff, debating whether there's anything fans would actually like to see DeMeco Ryans change, mixing in Lunch-Time Confessions after something Caserio did warmed the OG's heart, and reacting to a strong hint at the Rockets' true identity — likely their best path to success, especially with Steven Adams out. The show closes by revisiting more fallout from Caserio's comments, debating whether keeping Nick Caley is the right move, and letting Figgy's Mixtape bring the chaos with the return of rats at a Humble Walmart, reactions from Shannon Sharpe and Chad Ochocinco on the Texans defense, and more wild stories.

ITL reacts to more comments from Texans GM Nick Caserio and debates whether the organization is making the right call by sticking with offensive coordinator Nick Caley. The crew digs into what was said, what wasn't, and what it could mean for the direction of the offense. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with the return of rats at a local Humble Walmart, reactions from Shannon Sharpe and Chad Ochocinco weighing in on the Texans defense, and more wild stories.

Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with the return of rats at a local Humble Walmart, reactions from Shannon Sharpe and Chad Ochocinco weighing in on the Texans defense, and more wild stories.

There will be changes, and there will be big decisions to make — but what exactly should those be? ITL debates whether the Texans are truly in a position to start from scratch on offense yet again, or if that would be a step backward instead of forward. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions brings some levity as Figgy scouts a possible Texans OC from John Carroll, and the hour wraps with College Football on a Tuesday: National Championship Edition.

Figgy's Mixtape delivers chaos with stories including a killer elephant on the loose in India, a Cleveland radio host floating the idea of trading for C.J. Stroud, and more wild headlines.

Lunch-Time Confessions brings some levity as Figgy scouts a possible Texans OC from John Carroll,

ITL tackles the toughest question yet: is C.J. Stroud actually broken, and if so, can he realistically come back from this stretch? The crew debates whether this is a mechanical issue, a confidence issue, or something deeper — and what history says about quarterbacks facing similar moments. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape delivers chaos with stories including a killer elephant on the loose in India, a Cleveland radio host floating the idea of trading for C.J. Stroud, and more wild headlines.

ITL opens with a franchise-defining question for the Texans: Do you extend C.J. Stroud right now, and are the Texans actually as close to a Super Bowl team as they believe they are internally? The crew debates what Sunday's game really revealed and wraps the hour with a QOTD asking who could have played quarterback and still won. Around The NFL follows with major league news as the Titans hire Robert Saleh, the Dolphins bring in Jeff Hafley, and the Broncos announce Jarrett Stidham will start against New England in the AFC Championship, before ITL plays a free agency game to decide which position group the Texans should prioritize this offseason and closes with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. Attention then turns to the future of the Texans offense as ITL debates whether the team is truly in a position to start over yet again, mixes in Lunch-Time Confessions with Figgy scouting a potential Texans offensive coordinator from John Carroll, and wraps with College Football on a Tuesday: National Championship Edition. The show closes by confronting the toughest question of all — is C.J. Stroud broken, and can he realistically come back from this stretch — before Figgy's Mixtape delivers chaos with stories ranging from a killer elephant on the loose in India to a Cleveland radio host floating the idea of trading for Stroud, and more wild headlines.

John Lopez delivers his OG Passing Thoughts following the Texans' loss to the New England Patriots, breaking down what stood out most, what's most concerning, and what it all might mean going forward. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions sparks a discussion as Figgy says he wants a follow-up from DeMeco Ryans, and the hour wraps with Winners & Losers of the Weekend.

ITL continues with more Passing Thoughts from the Texans' loss to the Patriots, digging deeper into what still doesn't sit right and what deserves a second look. Plus, Figgy explains how the Texans game completely wrecked his morning routine. The hour wraps with DeMeco Ryans speaking to the media during his weekly Monday press conference, and the crew reacts to what stood out most.

Figgy explains how the Texans game completely wrecked his morning routine.

Lunch-Time Confessions sparks a discussion as Figgy says he wants a follow-up from DeMeco Ryans

There's no more defending C.J. Stroud after the loss to the Patriots — the path was clear, the defense was great, and ITL digs into what that performance really told us about him and whether he'll ultimately be the guy, while also revisiting the biggest what-if and sliding-door moments from Texans–Patriots and asking the QOTD: what was the real-world equivalent of yesterday's game? Around The NFL follows with reactions to a chaotic weekend of playoff football, including the Bills firing Sean McDermott, before ITL opens the phone lines to Texans fans to vent about their biggest frustrations from the loss and wraps with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. John Lopez then delivers his OG Passing Thoughts, breaking down what stood out most, what's most concerning, and what it all could mean going forward, while Lunch-Time Confessions sparks debate as Figgy says he wants a follow-up from DeMeco Ryans, and the crew hands out Winners and Losers of the Weekend. The show closes with even more Passing Thoughts from the Patriots' loss, DeMeco Ryans addressing the media at his Monday press conference, and Figgy's Mixtape as Figgy explains how the Texans game completely wrecked his morning routine.

Rockett and Figgy return for the new year and discuss the Houston Texans' wildcard playoff victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers plus Rockets struggles, Kyle Tucker heading to the Dodgers, new music from A$AP Rocky and J. Cole, Mero replacing Ebro & The Morning, the viral Jacksonville reporter and much more!

Reggie & John give their predictions for Sunday's AFC Divisional Game! Also, Reggie takes over for Figgy in the Mixtape.... and he expresses his love for Cam Newton. The fellas then draft the weekend.

Reggie takes over the Mixtape by showing his love for Cam Newton!

Reggie & John wonder if the Texans defense can take advantage of a young Patriot offensive line. Plus, get a friend like Dan Soder. Reggie explains in the Mixtape. And to cap off, the guys get their thoughts in on Texans safety Jaylen Reed getting robbed.

Figgy is out, so Reggie takes over the mixtape!

Texans practice updates take center stage with Nico Collins not on the field — so what can Houston realistically do to adjust and move the offense forward without its top target? ITL breaks down the options, from scheme tweaks to who needs to step up. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape delivers a mix of awkward and entertaining stories, including a first-date dilemma that sparks debate over whether a guy was in the wrong, Gordon Ramsay's son not being a fan of his eggs, and more off-the-wall moments.

It's not a rivalry until one team can actually stop losing, so ITL debates whether Patriots–Texans is finally becoming a real thing or if it's still too early to say Houston has flipped the script, while also asking if the Rockets are facing a true crisis of identity. The conversation continues with Around The NFL as the coaching carousel spins on — including buzz around Texans defensive coordinator Matt Burke — and a debate on whether the Texans can successfully run the ball against the Patriots, with Reggie believing they can, before wrapping with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. Attention then turns back to C.J. Stroud, whose Monday night performance can't be ignored, as ITL asks whether he's actually closer to a fix than it appears, mixes in Lunch-Time Confessions about something Patriots-related that's irking Lopez, and has Judge John Lopez rule on the best head coaching openings in the NFL. The show closes with Texans practice updates and the challenge of playing without Nico Collins, breaking down how Houston can adjust offensively, before Figgy's Mixtape delivers awkward and entertaining stories ranging from first-date drama to Gordon Ramsay's son not being impressed by his dad's eggs, and more.

Figgy's Mixtape delivers a mix of awkward and entertaining stories, including a first-date dilemma that sparks debate over whether a guy was in the wrong, Gordon Ramsay's son not being a fan of his eggs, and more off-the-wall moments.

No pos guau, we are back from the holiday break and it’s starting off rough. Try to get back into the groove but we discuss old hang outs, the infamous Figgy, parking, and the typical New Year goals.

The Texans' defense dominates the Steelers in their Monday Night Wild Card win, and Lopez believes this team may have a real chance to do something special, while Reggie makes the case that it was also one of the most encouraging offensive performances Houston has had given the stage and opponent, capped by a QOTD asking what's as satisfying as sunsetting Aaron Rodgers. Around The NFL then dives into whether we may have seen Aaron Rodgers play his final game, asks if Mike Tomlin should have been on the hot seat, and takes a closer look at C.J. Stroud, who at times appeared nervous, frustrated, and out of sorts, before wrapping with What's Popping in sports and entertainment. John Lopez follows with his OG Passing Thoughts after the Texans' playoff win, breaking down what stood out most and what it could mean going forward, while Lunch-Time Confessions wonders if it's too early to think about a Texans Super Bowl opponent and debates who was the best Texan on the field. The show wraps by asking just how far this dominant Texans defense can carry the team regardless of what the offense does, reacting to Mike Tomlin stepping down as Steelers head coach, and closing with Figgy's Mixtape covering pop culture moments turning 20 this year, a potential new name for “Karen,” and more off-the-wall stories.

Figgy's Mixtape, diving into pop culture moments turning 20 this year, a potential new name to replace “Karen,” and more off-the-wall stories.

Just how dominant is this Texans defense right now, and how far can it carry this team regardless of what C.J. Stroud and the offense do? ITL debates whether the defense has reached a level where it can dictate postseason success on its own. Plus, major NFL news as Mike Tomlin steps down as head coach of the Steelers. The hour wraps with Figgy's Mixtape, diving into pop culture moments turning 20 this year, a potential new name to replace “Karen,” and more off-the-wall stories.

ITL plays Texans Win Because, Texans Lose Because — Wildcard Edition — breaking down the biggest reasons Houston can advance or see its season come to an end tonight. From matchups to moments that will decide the game, the crew lays it all out. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape delivers chaos with stories including a Waymo car driving on railroad tracks, a Houston radio legend inspiring a Destiny's Child song, and more wild moments from around the culture.