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Seth and Sean talk about the Texans signing Offensive Lineman Wyatt Teller, Venezuela topping the USA 3-2 in the World Baseball Classic Championship, go through the day's Headlines, lay out their takeaways from the Texans signing OL Wyatt Teller, who that signing puts the most pressure on, assess Seth's theory that at least one reason a bunch of college kids came to Houston for Spring Break was because of what Shannon Sharpe and Chad Ochocinco have been saying about it, see what Jonathan Alexander of the Houston Chronicle has the Texans doing in today's Mock Draft Injection, assess which team is the team to beat in the AFC this year for the Texans, how the Rockets can fix the disaster they've been pretty much since the All-Star break ended, talk about Dalton Schultz's advice to rookies and his excitement seeing what the Texans are doing in free agency, discuss the Texans signing OL Wyatt Teller, what the Texans offensive line may look like, the Broncos trading for WR Jaylen Waddle, what the Dolphins are doing, what may be behind the surge in kids coming to Houston for Spring Break, the new Rodeo dress code, and see what the ITL question of the day is.

Seth and Sean discuss the Texans signing OL Wyatt Teller, what the Texans offensive line may look like, the Broncos trading for WR Jaylen Waddle, what the Dolphins are doing, what may be behind the surge in kids coming to Houston for Spring Break, the new Rodeo dress code, and see what the ITL question of the day is.

With the top of the Texans offensive line depth chart starting to look solidified, ITL shifts focus to what a true “win-now” NFL Draft should look like. Should the Texans target immediate impact players, prioritize skill positions, or continue building depth in the trenches? ITL breaks down how a team in this position should approach draft night if the goal is to compete right now. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions takes a turn as Lopez talks about the Soul Power documentary and his thoughts after watching it. The hour wraps with Judge John Lopez as he puts the WBC on trial—should it be moved to All-Star break to avoid conflicts?

ITL debates the style, energy, and talent level between South American and American baseball.

ITL reacts to the latest league news and what it means for the NFL landscape.

ITL debates how leadership across Houston sports teams stacks up right now and what has changed.

ITL breaks down draft strategy now that the offensive line looks mostly set and what positions should be prioritized.

ITL wraps the show by checking in on the Astros and where the excitement level really is as the season approaches. Are fans buying in, or is there still some hesitation around this team? The crew also reacts to audio from Jake Meyers and what stood out from what he had to say, breaking down how it reflects the mindset inside the clubhouse. The show closes with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Michael B Jordan throwing subtle shade on the red carpet, a conversation about what TV shows unusually intelligent people find comforting, and more wild and entertaining stories making the rounds.

ITL goes Around The NFL as news continues to roll in, including reports that Dolphins RB De'Von Achane is not available via trade, the NFLPA electing JC Tretter as executive director months after stepping down, and the Seahawks set to kick off the 2026 season on a Wednesday. ITL breaks down what these developments mean across the league and how they could indirectly impact teams like the Texans. Closer to home, ITL revisits Houston sports leadership rankings and debates how things may have shifted recently across the Texans, Astros, Rockets, and beyond. The hour wraps with What's Popping in the world of sports and entertainment.

ITL dives into a heated baseball conversation, asking whether South American baseball has reached or even surpassed American baseball in terms of passion, talent, and overall quality of play. The discussion then shifts to the Texans, where ITL breaks down what the offensive line makeover means for C.J. Stroud and whether these moves signal real protection and growth or something more urgent. The crew also debates if this overhaul felt like an ultimatum from the organization to fix things now. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: Who's a star player you just can't trust?

ITL covers a packed day across Houston sports, the NFL, and beyond, starting with a heated debate on whether South American baseball has surpassed American baseball in passion and quality. The conversation then shifts to the Texans, where ITL breaks down what the offensive line makeover means for C.J. Stroud and whether it felt like an ultimatum to fix the offense now. Around The NFL, the crew reacts to De'Von Achane not being available via trade, the NFLPA electing JC Tretter as executive director, and the Seahawks set to kick off the 2026 season on a Wednesday, while also debating how Houston sports leadership rankings have shifted across the Texans, Astros, and Rockets. ITL also dives into what a true “win-now” draft looks like now that the offensive line appears close to complete and how the Texans should approach building the rest of the roster. Lunch-Time Confessions features Lopez talking about the Soul Power documentary, and Judge John Lopez puts the World Baseball Classic on trial, debating whether it should be moved to the All-Star break. The show also checks in on the Astros, gauging the current excitement level and reacting to Jake Meyers audio, before wrapping with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Michael B Jordan throwing shade on the red carpet, a discussion on comfort TV shows for highly intelligent people, and more trending stories from across sports and culture.

From big names to big letdowns, ITL and listeners share the stars they never fully believe in.

Seth and Sean dive into PenderPoll results asking respondents which they are/were more excited for: the USA playing for an Olympic Gold in Hockey or the USA playing for a World Baseball Classic championship, discuss the Rockets continuing to frustrate in last night's loss to the Lakers, react to what Azeez Al-Shaair had to say to John Gruden when asked if the team still believes in CJ Stroud, and see what the ITL question of the day is with Reggie and Lopez.

Seth and Sean talk about the frustrating Rockets losing 100-92 to the Lakers last night, more footage of Texans WR Tank Dell surfacing, what's with guys like Aaron Judge and Juan Soto seeming to put the World Baseball Classic above the World Series, go through the day's Headlines, lay out which Texans moves so far this offseason have been most significant, most surprising and most suspect, react to some of what Azeez Al-Shaair had to say to John Gruden, see what Mel Kiper Jr. has the Texans doing with #28 pick in today's Mock Draft Injection, react to others being petty and get petty themselves in the PettyCast, assess how the current Texans culture stacks up against other eras, discuss the dwindling number of former Head Coaches on NFL broadcasts with Tony Dungy being the latest fired, dive into PenderPoll results asking respondents which they are/were more excited for: the USA playing for an Olympic Gold in Hockey or the USA playing for a World Baseball Classic championship, discuss the Rockets continuing to frustrate in last night's loss to the Lakers, react to what Azeez Al-Shaair had to say to John Gruden when asked if the team still believes in CJ Stroud, see what the ITL question of the day is with Reggie and Lopez.

ITL covers a loaded day across Houston sports and the NFL, starting with Lopez kicking things off by putting St Patrick's Day on the low tier and sparking a cuss and discuss, while Reggie explains why he changed his stance on the Texans offensive line and what it means moving forward. Around The NFL, the crew reacts to Jaylen Waddle being traded to the Broncos, updates on David Montgomery's situation, and how moves across the league are reshaping the AFC. The Rockets' loss to the Lakers has Lopez concerned about where things are headed and whether this trend is a sign of bigger issues. Texans sideline reporter John Harris joins the show to break down the team's offseason, draft outlook, and what fans should expect next. Then BREAKING NEWS hits as the Texans sign Wyatt Teller to a 2-year deal, and ITL reacts to what the move means for the offensive line, the run game, and C.J. Stroud's protection moving forward. ITL also looks ahead at what the Texans could still have up their sleeves, ranking the most realistic moves left and debating which ones would have the biggest impact. The show also taps into March Madness as the tournament buzz builds, and wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo dress code news, the viral Coldplay Kiss Cam moment getting a response on Oprah, and more wild stories from around sports and culture.

ITL reacts to the Teller signing, what he brings to the offensive line, and how this move reshapes protection and the run game.

ITL reacts to Jaylen Waddle heading to Denver, what it does to the AFC picture, and discusses David Montgomery's contract and value.

ITL kicks off the show with Lopez putting St Patrick's Day on the low tier of holidays, sparking a discussion as the crew reacts and debates whether the holiday deserves more respect or if it's properly rated. The conversation then shifts to the Texans as Reggie explains why he changed his stance on the offensive line from the previous day, breaking down what made him rethink things and how it impacts expectations for the unit moving forward. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's the luckiest thing you've ever seen in sports or in life?

ITL goes Around The NFL as major moves continue to shake up the league, including Jaylen Waddle being traded to the Broncos and the latest on David Montgomery's contract situation. ITL breaks down what these moves mean for the AFC and how it could impact teams like the Texans moving forward. Closer to home, the Rockets fall to the Lakers, and Lopez isn't feeling great about where things are headed, explaining why this loss could be a sign of bigger issues. The hour wraps with What's Popping in the world of sports and entertainment.

ITL reacts to Lopez ranking St Patrick's Day low and debates where the holiday should actually rank.

ITL reacts to the Texans signing Wyatt Teller to a 2-year deal and breaks down what the move means for the offensive line, the run game, and C.J. Stroud's protection moving forward. The conversation then shifts to what the Texans could still have up their sleeves as free agency continues, ranking the most realistic moves left and debating which ones would have the biggest impact. The show wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo dress code news, the viral Coldplay Kiss Cam woman speaking out with Oprah, and more wild stories making noise.

ITL welcomes John Harris, Texans sideline reporter and analyst, to break down everything happening with the team—from draft strategy to roster direction and what fans should be watching as the offseason unfolds. Then the show pivots to BREAKING NEWS as the Texans sign Wyatt Teller to a 2-year deal, and ITL reacts to what it means for the offensive line, the run game, and how it impacts C.J. Stroud moving forward. The hour wraps with March Madness talk as the tournament buzz continues to build.

ITL opens the show discussing NCAA Tournament bracket strategy, going through some fail-safe ways people try to pick a winning bracket and the common mistakes that usually ruin one. The conversation then shifts to the Texans and Nick Caserio's offseason approach, with ITL debating whether playing it safe might actually be the biggest risk he's taken as Texans GM, depending on how the roster develops around C.J. Stroud. Around The NFL, the show breaks down league discussions about how state taxes affect the salary cap and player contracts, reacts to comments from C.J. Gardner-Johnson, and hits other headlines from across the NFL. ITL also dives into the Rockets and the concern surrounding Alperen Sengun's back, discussing whether the issue is something manageable or something that could become a bigger problem for Houston. Later, ITL takes a closer look at the Texans' offensive line and asks whether the team is finished adding at guard and whether the unit is actually better than it was last season. Lunch-Time Confessions follows with Lopez explaining how March Madness has created stress in the Lopez household. ITL also discusses the World Baseball Classic and asks whether any sporting event has elevated itself to elite status faster than the WBC. The show wraps with a conversation about a deep-dive analysis of the first wave of 2026 NFL free agency and what the early moves reveal about how teams across the league are building their rosters, before closing with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Spring Break HTX 2026 chaos from around Houston over the weekend.

ITL opens the show discussing NCAA Tournament bracket strategy and the fail-safe ways people try to pick a winning bracket while also breaking down the common mistakes that ruin them. In The Loop debates what approaches tend to work, what trends people should follow, and which traps to avoid when filling out a bracket. The conversation then shifts to the Texans as ITL examines Nick Caserio's offseason approach. Caserio appears to be playing things relatively safe, but the guys debate whether that strategy might actually represent the biggest risk he's taken as Texans GM depending on how the roster develops around C.J. Stroud. The hour wraps with today's QOTD asking listeners: what's your backup country?

ITL goes Around The NFL discussing the latest league conversations about the salary cap and how state taxes factor into team building and player contracts. The show also reacts to comments from C.J. Gardner-Johnson and other headlines making waves across the league. ITL then shifts to the Rockets and discusses Alperen Sengun's back issue and how concerning it could be for Houston moving forward. In The Loop debates whether the injury is something temporary the team can manage or if it could become a larger problem for the Rockets as they try to finish the season strong. The hour wraps with What's Popping in the world of sports and entertainment.

ITL takes a closer look at the Texans offensive line and asks two big questions: are the Texans finished making moves at the guard position, and is the O-line actually better heading into this season than it was last year? In The Loop debates how the additions and changes fit together and whether the current group can better protect C.J. Stroud and support the run game. Lunch-Time Confessions follows with Lopez sharing the stress that March Madness brings to the Lopez household as brackets and tournament chaos take over the family. The hour wraps with ITL discussing the World Baseball Classic, reacting to the latest storylines from the tournament and asking a bigger question: has there ever been an event that elevated itself to elite status faster than the WBC?

ITL discussed a new deep-dive analysis breaking down the first wave of 2026 NFL free agency and what the early moves around the league reveal about how teams are building their rosters. In The Loop examined which franchises attacked the market aggressively, which teams stayed patient, and how those decisions are already shaping the competitive landscape across the NFL. ITL also discussed how those league-wide trends compare to the Texans' approach so far and whether Houston's strategy reflects patience or risk as the offseason continues. The show then wraps with Figgy's Mixtape featuring Spring Break HTX 2026 and all the craziness that went down around Houston over the weekend

ITL breaks down the Texans offensive line and debates whether the team is finished adding guards and if the unit is improved compared to last season.

ITL discusses the concerns surrounding Alperen Sengun's back and what it could mean for the Rockets moving forward.

ITL breaks down league conversations about how state taxes affect salary cap value and reacts to comments from C.J. Gardner-Johnson.

ITL debates whether Caserio's cautious offseason approach could actually be the biggest gamble he's taken as Texans GM.

ITL discusses strategies people use to pick successful brackets and which mistakes consistently ruin them.

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Unveiling Secrets: A Family's Path to Reconciliation Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-03-14-22-34-01-it Story Transcript:It: Il sole brillava intensamente nel cielo azzurro.En: The sun was shining brightly in the blue sky.It: Livia sedeva in un angolo del caffè accogliente, dietro i grandi vetri che si affacciavano sul Mediterraneo.En: Livia sat in a corner of the cozy café, behind the large windows overlooking the Mediterraneo.It: L'aria era carica del profumo di salsedine e del dolce aroma dei dolci alla crema di ricotta appena sfornati.En: The air was filled with the scent of sea salt and the sweet aroma of freshly baked ricotta cream pastries.It: Era il giorno di San Giuseppe, una festa speciale per la sua famiglia.En: It was St. Joseph's Day, a special celebration for her family.It: Marcello, suo figlio, osservava il mare con pensieri sparsi.En: Marcello, her son, was gazing at the sea with scattered thoughts.It: Desiderava un futuro diverso, ma rispettava le tradizioni.En: He desired a different future, but respected traditions.It: Sentì Livia sospirare, concentrata sul suo obiettivo: unire la famiglia.En: He sensed Livia sigh, focused on her goal: uniting the family.It: Solo che non era certo come.En: Only he wasn't sure how.It: Poco lontano, Giuseppe, il simpatico zio, sorrideva con il suo solito modo di fare affabile, ma con qualcosa nascosto negli occhi.En: Not far away, Giuseppe, the friendly uncle, smiled in his usual affable manner, but with something hidden in his eyes.It: La festa di San Giuseppe era un'occasione perfetta per stare tutti insieme.En: The celebration of St. Joseph's Day was a perfect occasion for everyone to be together.It: Livia aveva preparato tutto con cura.En: Livia had prepared everything carefully.It: Tuttavia, appena tutte le sedie furono occupate, la tensione tagliava l'aria.En: However, as soon as all the seats were occupied, the tension cut through the air.It: Livia aveva scoperto un segreto di famiglia, uno di quelli la cui ombra può restare per sempre.En: Livia had discovered a family secret, one of those shadows that could linger forever.It: “Zio Giuseppe,” iniziò Livia con una calma forzata, “è ora di parlare. Di chiarire il passato.”En: "Zio Giuseppe," Livia began with forced calm, "it's time to talk. To clarify the past."It: La sala divenne silenziosa.En: The room went silent.It: Tutti gli occhi erano su Giuseppe.En: All eyes were on Giuseppe.It: Anche le brezze marine sembravano trattenere il respiro.En: Even the marine breezes seemed to hold their breath.It: Giuseppe abbassò lo sguardo, poi sospirò profondamente.En: Giuseppe lowered his gaze, then sighed deeply.It: “Livia, ragazzi... sì, c'è qualcosa che non ho mai detto.”En: "Livia, kids... yes, there's something I've never said."It: Marcello si irrigidì sulla sedia.En: Marcello stiffened in his chair.It: Sentiva il cuore battere forte.En: He felt his heart beating hard.It: Il tempo sembrava essersi fermato, incapsulando l'uomo e le sue parole.En: Time seemed to have stopped, encapsulating the man and his words.It: “Mia cara sorella non sa che quando eravamo giovani, io ho preso una decisione che ha cambiato molte cose…En: "My dear sister doesn't know that when we were young, I made a decision that changed many things..."It: Il silenzio fu rotto solo dai gabbiani in lontananza.En: Silence was broken only by the distant seagulls.It: Livia chiuse gli occhi per un momento, riflettendo.En: Livia closed her eyes for a moment, reflecting.It: Avrebbe potuto controllare il destino di quella giornata.En: She could have controlled the destiny of that day.It: Poteva ignorare e proteggere l'apparenza di felicità.En: She could ignore and protect the appearance of happiness.It: Ma scelse diversamente.En: But she chose differently.It: “Giuseppe, siamo qui per te e per la verità. Non importa quanto dura possa essere,” disse Livia, con una voce che appena tremava.En: "Giuseppe, we are here for you and for the truth. No matter how hard it might be," said Livia, her voice barely trembling.It: Giuseppe iniziò allora il suo racconto.En: Giuseppe then began his tale.It: Ogni parola era una cucitura nel tessuto strappato della verità.En: Each word was a stitch in the torn fabric of truth.It: Era doloroso, ma necessario.En: It was painful, but necessary.It: La famiglia ascoltò, intercalando emozioni e lacrime, ma nessuna collera.En: The family listened, interweaving emotions and tears, but no anger.It: Alla fine, Marcello posò la mano su quella dello zio.En: In the end, Marcello placed his hand over his uncle's.It: “Forse il passato era scuro, ma oggi possiamo partire da qui,” disse riflessivo.En: "Perhaps the past was dark, but today we can start from here," he said reflectively.It: Il sole stava per tramontare, ma una nuova luce brillava nelle loro vite.En: The sun was about to set, but a new light was shining in their lives.It: Livia, avvolta dalla brezza primaverile, guardava il mare con nuova speranza.En: Livia, wrapped in the spring breeze, looked at the sea with new hope.It: Aveva scoperto l'importanza della verità, anche quando fa male.En: She had discovered the importance of truth, even when it hurts.It: Il loro legame era forse ferito, ma non più spezzato.En: Their bond was perhaps wounded, but no longer broken.It: Sentì la pace dentro di sé, una riconciliazione che iniziava con la scelta di perdonare.En: She felt peace within herself, a reconciliation beginning with the choice to forgive.It: E in quel caffè ordinato e accogliente, mentre il sole baciava l'acqua di un'ultima scintilla dorata, il loro spirito di famiglia diventava più forte, risorgendo come il sole che sarebbe sorto il giorno dopo.En: And in that orderly and welcoming café, as the sun kissed the water with one last golden spark, their family spirit was becoming stronger, rising like the sun that would rise the next day. Vocabulary Words:the sun: il solethe sky: il cielothe corner: l'angolocozy: accoglientethe windows: i vetrisea salt: salsedinethe aroma: l'aromathe pastries: i dolcifreshly baked: appena sfornatithe thoughts: i pensierito sigh: sospirarethe friendly uncle: il simpatico zioaffable manner: modo di fare affabilethe tension: la tensioneto cut through: tagliarethe secret: il segretothe shadow: l'ombrato linger: restareto clarify: chiarireto lower: abbassareto stiffen: irrigidirsito encapsulate: incapsularethe decision: la decisioneto ignore: ignorareto protect: proteggereto tremble: tremarethe tale: il raccontoto weave: intercalarereflection: riflessivoto hurt: fare male

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Bogman and CK take a look at all the moves from the first five days of free agency and update what each teams needs are!  Lots of players moves so be sure to catch up!Follow us on Twitter!  @BogmanSports  @Copieps

Seth and Sean see if any of the worst takes from this week can dethrone reigning champion Adam Schein in Take-a-Mania, lay out Texans from last season who are free agents, assess which (if any) they think will be back, discuss Reed Blankenship signing with the Texans, and see what the ITL question of the day is with Reggie and Lopez.

Seth and Sean discuss no real concrete Texans moves being made yesterday, Kyler Murray signing with the Vikings, what Reed Blankenship had to say about joining the Texans' incredible defense, go through the day's Headlines, talk about what anonymous NFL executives are saying about the Ravens backing out of trading for Maxx Crosby, what teams may trade for Crosby now, James Gladstone debunking rumors that Brian Thomas is on the trade block, see who Keith Sanchez of the Draft Network has the Texans picking in the Mock Draft Injection, discuss Reed Blankenship potentially making the Texans' defense even better than last year, lay out 5 reasons they hate the World Baseball Classic's team USA this year, talk about the NFL exploring having games on Thanksgiving Eve, see if any of the worst takes from this week can dethrone reigning champion Adam Schein in Take-a-Mania, lay out Texans from last season who are free agents, assess which (if any) they think will be back, discuss Reed Blankenship signing with the Texans, and see what the ITL question of the day is with Reggie and Lopez.

ITL and B Scott react to major NFL headlines including a draft prospect dealing with a serious injury and Geno Smith returning to the Jets.

ITL goes Around The NFL with B Scott joining the show to break down several headlines from around the league. The guys discuss a notable draft prospect dealing with a serious injury and what that could mean for his stock heading into the NFL Draft. They also react to news that Geno Smith is heading back to the Jets and what that means for the quarterback landscape. B Scott then shares his thoughts on the Texans signing Braden Smith and why that move could make Houston's draft strategy much more interesting than people expect. The hour wraps with What's Popping in the world of sports and entertainment.

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.

ITL hands out superlatives for the Texans' first week of free agency including the best move, biggest surprise, and what it all means for Houston moving forward.

ITL reacts to the Astros showing signs of doing that thing again where success starts to build momentum even when people try to dismiss it as “just spring training.” In The Loop discusses why the early signs may actually matter more than people think and what it could mean for expectations heading into the season. ITL also looks at the way the Texans offense is being constructed this offseason and debates whether the moves and philosophy reveal a larger plan for how they want to support C.J. Stroud moving forward. The hour wraps with today's QOTD asking listeners: when was the last time you were thrown out of a place?

ITL breaks down how the Texans offense is being built around C.J. Stroud and what the roster moves may reveal about the team's philosophy.

ITL discusses why the Astros might be quietly showing signs of another strong season even if people try to brush it off as “just spring training.”

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.

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Seth and Sean talk about the Rockets' disappointing loss to the Nuggets last night, the Texans signing TE Foster Moreau, what the plan for Braden Smith might be, dive into the aftermath of the Maxx Crosby trade "cancellation," go through the day's Headlines, assess who's looked the worst this week out of Mark DeRosa not knowing team USA wasn't 100% advancing yet, Bam Adebayo's 83-point game, or the Ravens canceling the Maxx Crosby trade, see who Garrett Podell of CBS Sports has the Texans taking in today's Mock Draft Injection, grade the Texans' offseason thus far, talk about the Rockets' frustrating 129-93 loss to the Nuggets last night, lay out their biggest concerns as we're all just 2 weeks away from Astros opening day, circle back to the Ravens backing out of the Maxx Crosby trade, assess if they're buying the Ravens' side of the story on signing Trey Hendrickson, dive into some of what Texans TE Dalton Schultz had to say on the Jim Rome Show about DeMeco setting the culture, react to some breaking news that the Titans are signing DE Jacob Martin, discuss Kyler going to the Vikings, and see what the ITL question of the day is.

Seth and Sean circle back to the Ravens backing out of the Maxx Crosby trade, assess if they're buying the Ravens' side of the story on signing Trey Hendrickson, dive into some of what Texans TE Dalton Schultz had to say on the Jim Rome Show about DeMeco setting the culture, react to some breaking news that the Titans are signing DE Jacob Martin, discuss Kyler going to the Vikings, and see what the ITL question of the day is.

Seth and Sean talk about the Maxx Crosby trade essentially being canceled after he failed his physical, the Texans agreeing to terms with OT Braden Smith, if bringing Smith in means their dream of trading for Trent Williams is dead, the Texans extending K Ka'imi Fairbairn, go through the day's Headlines, discuss the Texans agreeing to terms to sign OT Braden Smith, if more moves are coming, lay out the intriguing free agents still out there, see who Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz has the Texans taking in today's Mock Draft Injection, react to breaking news that the Ravens are signing EDGE Trey Hendrickson on the heels of backing out of the Maxx Crosby trade due to a failed physical, discuss their hope that the Texans aren't done bolstering the offensive line, discuss what Ime Udoka had to say about Bam Adebayo's 83-point game vs the Wizards, why the Falcons are the most depressing team in the NFL right now, react to CJ Gardner-Johnson getting petty about the Texans in a livestream, talk about how it's tough rooting for the USA team in the World Baseball Classic when you hate Aaron Judge and Bryce Harper, Texans fans keeping eyes open for a Will Anderson Jr. extension that could be coming this week, and see what the ITL question of the day is.