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Nick and Joe continue to talk about our QOTD, mentalities of coaches moving around, and play celebrity birthdays!

Big Joe and Nick Frazier discuss the QOTD, "Was the Moon Landing Fake" and takeaways from Day 1 of SEC Media Days

ITL and the listeners share the skills, hobbies, and talents they didn't master until later in life.

ITL opens the show with growing frustration surrounding the Astros and general manager Dana Brown as Houston's injuries continue to pile up and the trade deadline draws closer. The guys debate whether the Astros have any realistic chance of making a second-half run and whether any success from here on out would come despite the front office rather than because of it. Then ITL puts a bow on the 2026 FIFA World Cup, recapping an unforgettable tournament, breaking down the thrilling championship match, and discussing the biggest storylines from the month-long event. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's something you finally got good at doing later in life?

ITL reacted after Bill Barnwell spoke with NFL executives about player trade values, but the conversation quickly turned into a referendum on Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud. The feedback from around the league was mixed, leading the guys to debate how Stroud is currently viewed across the NFL and whether the criticism is fair. ITL discusses what Stroud must prove this season to silence the doubters, regain his standing among the league's elite young quarterbacks, and re-establish himself as the franchise cornerstone Texans fans expect him to be. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What do you need to see from the Astros in the second half? What would make you believe... and what would make you give up hope?

ITL and listeners discuss what would make them believe in the Astros' second-half chances—or finally give up hope.

ITL debates whether the Texans are truly building their own identity under Nick Caley or simply borrowing too much from the Patriots' blueprint. The guys discuss how New England's offensive philosophy fits Houston's personnel and whether the Texans are adapting proven concepts or trying to recreate a system that worked elsewhere. The conversation then shifts to the Astros as more details emerge from the Lance McCullers Jr. trade, including the prospect Houston received from Milwaukee, leading to a debate over whether Houston got enough in return. Listeners also weigh in on the QOTD: What's just dumb? Around The NFL covers the biggest stories from across the league before ITL reacts to Rockets forward Tari Eason's viral tweet that sparked plenty of backlash from fans. Later, Reggie continues his Texans Re-Watch series with a breakdown of Houston's matchup against the 49ers, sharing what stood out after revisiting the game and what lessons could carry into the upcoming season. Lunch-Time Confessions returns before the crew wraps up Hour 3 with another edition of Buy or Sell. The show closes by looking ahead to the Astros' second half, breaking down the biggest storylines after the All-Star break, including the trade deadline, playoff outlook, and key players who need to step up. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape features professional chefs revealing foods you should never grill, a former news anchor who lost her life savings to a scam, and more wild stories from around the internet.

ITL starts the show by asking whether the Texans are truly learning from the Patriots or simply copying them. After more discussion surrounding Nick Caley's offensive philosophy and New England's influence, the guys debate whether Houston is adapting proven concepts to fit its own roster or trying too hard to recreate a system that worked elsewhere. Then the focus shifts back to the Astros after more details emerge from the Lance McCullers Jr. trade, including the prospect Houston acquired from the Brewers. ITL reacts to the return package, discusses whether the Astros got enough value, and what the deal says about the organization's direction moving forward. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's just dumb? That's the question... it's just dumb.

ITL and listeners sound off on the things in sports and life that simply make no sense.

ITL reacts to a blockbuster day in Houston sports after the Astros reportedly traded Lance McCullers Jr. to the Milwaukee Brewers. The guys break down why Houston made the move, what the Astros received in return, and how the deal impacts the team's outlook as the second half of the season begins. The show also takes time to remember Texans Co-Founder and Senior Chair Janice McNair, reflecting on her lasting legacy, leadership, and impact on both the franchise and the Houston community. Listeners wrap up Hour 1 by sharing their favorite "Sandlot" memories during the QOTD. Around The NFL covers the latest headlines, including Nico Collins earning recognition as one of the NFL's top 10 wide receivers, before ITL circles back with more reaction and updates surrounding the Lance McCullers trade. Later, Reggie continues his Texans Re-Watch series by breaking down Houston's matchup against the Seahawks after another update on the McCullers deal. Lunch-Time Confessions returns before ITL creates its own Houston ESPYs, handing out awards for the biggest moments, players, personalities, and performances across Houston sports. The show wraps with a discussion about Tom Brady's explanation of what makes a Patriots-style offense successful and whether the Texans have the personnel to make that philosophy work under Nick Caley. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape features a real-life story straight out of a Seinfeld episode involving a 76-year-old woman, another 70-year-old facing up to 23 years in prison, and more wild stories from around the internet.

ITL reacts to breaking news after the Houston Astros reportedly traded Lance McCullers Jr. to the Milwaukee Brewers. The guys discuss what the move means for the Astros, why the organization decided it was time to move on, what Houston is getting in return, and how the trade impacts the club as it heads toward the stretch run. Then the show shifts to a much more somber topic as ITL reacts to the passing of Texans Co-Founder and Senior Chair Janice McNair. The crew reflects on her legacy, the impact she and the McNair family have had on the Texans and the Houston community, and the lasting mark she leaves on the city. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What is your most distinct "Sandlot" memory from your childhood?

ITL and listeners share the childhood sports memories that still stick with them today.

ITL starts the show reacting to a Home Run Derby that exceeded everyone's expectations. The guys discuss why this year's event was such a success, how it may have breathed new life into the Derby, and whether Major League Baseball has finally found the right formula to make one of its biggest showcases must-watch television again. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Texans as ITL asks a different kind of question about C.J. Stroud: can he handle pressure? Not pressure from opposing pass rushers, but the growing expectations that come with being the face of a franchise and one of the NFL's brightest young quarterbacks. The crew debates how Stroud will respond to heightened expectations and what defines a true franchise quarterback. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's the weirdest souvenir or memento you've ever kept?

ITL reacts to a Home Run Derby that exceeded everyone's expectations, discussing why the event was such a success and whether Major League Baseball has finally found the formula to make the Derby must-watch television again. The conversation then shifts to C.J. Stroud as the guys debate whether the Texans quarterback can handle the growing pressure and expectations that come with being one of the NFL's rising stars. Listeners join in for the QOTD by sharing the weirdest souvenirs or mementos they've ever kept. Around The NFL covers the latest headlines from across the league, including more developments surrounding Terrion Arnold after reports surfaced that members of his coaching staff were unaware of his release, leading to a discussion about what it could mean for the Texans. ITL also opens the phone lines to debate whether Texans fans and the media are treating C.J. Stroud with kid gloves and if it's time to hold him to a higher standard. Lunch-Time Confessions features the crew reacting to Jonah the Dog getting his own day at a baseball game before ITL debates whether soccer or baseball is on stronger footing in the United States right now. The show wraps with a discussion about the biggest challenge facing Texans offensive coordinator Nick Caley this season and what he must do to elevate Houston's offense. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape features a former school superintendent with a story that doesn't quite add up, reports of a parasite spreading around the country, and more wild stories from around the internet.

ITL and listeners share the strangest keepsakes and mementos they've held onto.

ITL welcomes John Lopez back from vacation as Reggie, Figgy, and the crew try to catch him up on everything he missed while he was away. From Texans storylines to Astros drama and everything in between, the guys get Lopez up to speed before turning their attention to a new quarterback ranking. NFL executives and general managers reportedly believe C.J. Stroud is no better than the 18th-best quarterback in the league. ITL debates whether that ranking is fair, how many quarterbacks realistically stand ahead of Stroud, and how far he can climb this season with the Texans. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: It's 713 Day! What's the most Houston thing you do?

ITL and listeners celebrate 713 Day by sharing the most Houston things they do.

ITL welcomes John Lopez back from vacation as Reggie, Figgy, and the crew catch him up on everything he missed, from the biggest Texans storylines to Astros drama and everything in between. The conversation then shifts to C.J. Stroud after NFL executives and general managers ranked him no higher than the league's 18th-best quarterback, leading to a debate about how many quarterbacks he can realistically pass this season. Listeners celebrate 713 Day by sharing the most Houston thing they do during the QOTD. Around The NFL covers the latest headlines, including another quarterback making the NFL Top 100 while Stroud remains absent, Stefon Diggs calling himself the NFL's best No. 2 wide receiver, and more. The guys also debate what mattered more over the weekend for the Astros: the MLB Draft or taking the series against the Rangers. Later, Reggie continues his Texans Re-Watch series by breaking down Houston's matchup against the Ravens and sharing what stood out after watching it again. Lunch-Time Confessions features Lopez telling the story of a fishing trip that somehow ended with him donating to the Houston Food Bank before Winners & Losers of the Weekend wraps up Hour 3. The show closes with a look at the Astros entering the All-Star break as ITL debates whether Houston has earned buyer status at the trade deadline or if a more cautious approach makes sense. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape features a grandfather getting hooked by a bison, the Raging Italian upset over receiving an extremely late Father's Day greeting from his son, and more bizarre stories from around the internet.

ITL starts the show with Reggie, Figgy, and Raheel Ramzanali filling in for John Lopez as they react to breaking news surrounding the Texans being connected to Terrion Arnold. The guys discuss what the interest could mean, why Houston would explore adding another talented defensive back, and how a move like this would impact an already strong Texans secondary. The conversation continues as ITL debates what it would look like if the Texans actually signed Arnold, how he would fit into the defense, and whether this would be another aggressive move showing Houston is ready to compete. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What was the moment you realized “it's levels to this” in sports or life?

ITL and listeners share moments from sports and life when they realized someone was on another level.

ITL starts the show reacting to Spencer Arrighetti's struggles on the mound and asks if it's time for “Arrighetti and meatballs.” The guys discuss what has gone wrong, what the Astros can realistically do moving forward, and if this is becoming a bigger concern for a team trying to contend. ITL then reacts to the USMNT's disappointing World Cup loss and turns it into a bigger conversation about player development in America and what needs to change for the program to reach another level. Listeners share their favorite “HOLY BLEEP” sports moments during the QOTD. Around The NFL covers the biggest headlines around the league before ITL shifts to international basketball, where Alperen Sengun continues to impress. The guys debate how the Rockets can unlock that version of Sengun during the NBA season. Later, Reggie breaks down his Texans Re-Watch of Week 3 against Jacksonville and shares what stood out from the matchup. Lunch-Time Confessions returns before the crew plays another edition of ITL's Buy or Sell. The show wraps with ITL LLC opening for business as the guys try to help Houston's general managers improve their image and win over fans. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape features some of the wildest, funniest, and most unbelievable stories from around the internet.

ITL starts the show reacting to Spencer Arrighetti's recent struggles on the mound and asks if it's officially time for “Arrighetti and meatballs.” The guys discuss how rough his outings have been, what's gone wrong, and what the Astros can realistically do moving forward if his struggles continue. Is this just a young pitcher going through growing pains, or is it becoming a bigger concern for a team trying to contend? Then the conversation shifts to the USMNT after their disappointing World Cup loss. ITL reacts to the result and dives into a bigger discussion about player development in America, how the United States compares to other countries, and what needs to change for the program to take the next step. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's your favorite “HOLY BLEEP” moment in sports?

ITL and listeners share the sports moments that left them completely shocked.

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ITL starts the show with Reggie, Figgy, and B Scott reacting to JJ Watt being set to appear on Shark Tank, which leads to the crew coming up with their own business pitches for the Texans legend, including a hilarious idea involving public restrooms. The guys then discuss the Texans secondary getting major respect from NFL executives, with Derek Stingley Jr. ranked as the No. 2 cornerback in the league and Kamari Lassiter earning an honorable mention. Listeners join the fun with the QOTD: What would be your business pitch to JJ Watt on Shark Tank? Around The NFL covers the biggest headlines, including Sean Payton's comments about Bill Belichick, the NFL Top 100 list, and more. ITL also reacts to the national love surrounding Amen Thompson and discusses why the Rockets are so high on his potential. Later, Reggie breaks down his Texans Re-Watch of Week 2 against Tampa Bay and shares what stood out. Lunch-Time Confessions features Reggie questioning whether Imai's interpreter is telling the full story, and Figgy fills in for Lopez in a special edition of Judge John Lopez. The show wraps with ITL debating if an NFL team can have a top 10 rushing attack without a top 20 running back. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape features a radio host protesting Taylor Swift by wearing her wedding dress to work and Mix 96.5's Jessie Watt saying she would do the same.

ITL and listeners share the business ideas they would pitch to JJ Watt on Shark Tank.

ITL starts the show with Reggie, Figgy, and B Scott reacting to the news of JJ Watt being set to appear on Shark Tank, which leads to the guys creating their own business ideas to pitch to the Texans legend. Things quickly go off the rails with a hilarious Shark Tank-style idea involving public restrooms, as the crew debates whether Watt would actually invest. Then the focus shifts back to football as the Texans secondary receives major respect from NFL executives. ITL reacts to Derek Stingley Jr. being ranked the No. 2 cornerback in the league by NFL executives, coaches, and scouts, along with Kamari Lassiter earning an honorable mention. The guys discuss what that says about Houston's young secondary, how special the cornerback duo could become, and whether the Texans defense is building something elite. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: With JJ Watt heading to Shark Tank, what would be your business pitch to JJ?

ITL starts the show with Reggie, Figgy, and B Scott filling in for Lopez as they react to Team USA's embarrassing World Cup loss to Belgium and discuss what went wrong after the excitement surrounding their knockout-round win. The guys then shift to the Astros after another rough outing from Mike Burrows and debate what Houston can realistically do with him moving forward. Listeners share their most embarrassing moments in front of company during the QOTD. Around The NFL covers the biggest headlines from around the league before ITL discusses rumors about Kevin Durant having interest in Detroit and what a move like that would mean for the NBA. Later, Reggie breaks down his Texans Re-Watch of Week 1 against the Rams and shares what stood out heading into the new season. Lunch-Time Confessions features Reggie explaining why he thinks society needs to bring back more shame, and ITL reacts to The Athletic's story about the chaotic weekend involving Terrion Arnold. The show wraps with a discussion on when NFL players at different positions hit their peak and how teams should evaluate age and production. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape features the ugliest cars of all time as Figgy and the crew debate which vehicles deserve the title of biggest automotive disaster ever created.

ITL starts the show with Reggie, Figgy, and B Scott filling in for Lopez as they react to Team USA's embarrassing loss to Belgium in the World Cup. The guys discuss what went wrong, whether expectations got too high after the knockout-round win, and what the loss says about where American soccer stands moving forward. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Astros after Mike Burrows had another rough outing. ITL debates what the Astros can realistically do with Burrows, whether patience is running out, and how his struggles impact the team's pitching situation. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's another time you were embarrassed in front of company?

ITL and listeners share the moments they wish they could erase.

ITL and listeners share the moments they had no choice but to ask for help.

ITL reacts after Folarin Balogun was cleared to play against Belgium men's national football team after FIFA suspended his red card ban, giving the United States men's national soccer team a huge boost ahead of its biggest World Cup match in decades. The guys discuss what Balogun's availability means for Team USA's chances, whether FIFA got the decision right, and how it changes the outlook for the knockout round. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Astros after Yordan Alvarez put together another MVP-caliber weekend. ITL debates whether Alvarez is once again carrying the Astros' offense and if he's reminding everyone why he's one of baseball's most dangerous hitters. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's your biggest "phone-a-friend" moment—the time you absolutely had to call someone for help?

ITL reacts after Folarin Balogun was cleared to play against Belgium after FIFA suspended his red card ban, giving Team USA a major boost ahead of their World Cup matchup. The guys discuss what Balogun's availability means, whether FIFA made the right call, and how it changes the outlook for the Americans moving forward. ITL then shifts to the Astros after Yordan Alvarez delivered an MVP-caliber weekend, reminding everyone why he is one of baseball's most dangerous hitters. Listeners share their biggest "phone-a-friend" moments during the QOTD. Around The NFL covers the biggest headlines around the league, including Marcellus Wiley facing more legal trouble, Brandon Aiyuk's apparent shots at Jayden Daniels, and more. The guys also debate which Texans player could turn heads when training camp begins. Later, ITL discusses why the Astros should be buyers at the trade deadline and whether they have enough trade capital to chase some of the top pitchers available. Lunch-Time Confessions returns before the crew hands out their Winners & Losers of the Weekend. The show wraps with a look at the Rockets roster and whether something still feels missing after their offseason moves. Plus, Figgy's Mixtape features a real-life Mexican Batman, the crew creating what an H-Town Batman would look like, a news anchor going viral for her fear of feet, and more strange stories from around the internet.

ITL reacts after Team USA earned its first FIFA World Cup knockout-round victory since 2002, while also discussing the red card situation that could impact the Americans in the next round. The guys then shift to the Astros after a rough night that included Tatsuya Imai getting rocked in the first inning, debating whether it was just one bad game or something more concerning. Listeners weigh in on the QOTD, sharing the three pantry or refrigerator items they lose their minds over when they run out. Around The NFL covers the biggest news around the league before ITL dives into some interesting David Montgomery stats and what they say about his value. Later, ITL reacts to Aaron Schatz's comments on The Athletic Football Show about the Texans offense and C.J. Stroud's 2025 season. Lunch-Time Confessions features Figgy admitting he felt good about not understanding the Team USA red card controversy, and Audacy World Cup Insider Jamie Watson joins the show to break down the win and the call. The show wraps with OG Buy or Sell, David Montgomery speaking, and Figgy's Mixtape featuring a man charged with shooting a BB gun at naked cyclists, another Battle of the World Cup Goal Songs, and more.

ITL reacts after the United States men's national soccer team earned its first FIFA World Cup knockout-round victory since 2002, advancing with a statement win that has the country buzzing. The guys discuss what the victory means for Team USA, whether this is the biggest moment for American soccer in decades, and how a costly red card could impact the team's chances heading into the next round. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Astros after a disappointing loss in which Tatsuya Imai was rocked in the first inning. ITL debates whether it was simply a bad night or something more concerning as Houston continues trying to stay atop the division. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What are the three things that always have to be in your pantry or refrigerator—the items that make you lose your mind when you run out?

ITL and listeners share the foods and drinks they refuse to ever run out of.

ITL starts the show with Reggie recapping his night out during the Mexico World Cup match, which turns into a debate with Lopez about Reggie not being interested in 24-year-olds. The guys react to the World Cup energy before shifting to the Rockets, who made a few free agency moves including adding Marcus Smart and Bogdan Bogdanovic. ITL discusses what those veterans bring to Houston and how the moves impact expectations in the Western Conference. Listeners also share their most memorable brushes with celebrities during the QOTD. Around The NFL covers the biggest headlines from across the league, including an NFL player spending $1 million on his body, Tom Brady talking Raiders improvement, and more. ITL then debates whether last year was the Texans' best path to a Super Bowl and what has changed since then. Later, the guys react to a respected football analyst ranking the Texans running back room very low and focus more on what he said than where he ranked them. Lunch-Time Confessions features Lopez explaining why he hates women trying to play matchmaker before Judge John Lopez returns. The show wraps with the Astros legends stepping up again and ITL asking whether Houston's dwindling group of franchise icons can keep the team afloat. Figgy's Mixtape features a woman arrested after allegedly boasting about scams to a Yung Miami song, another Battle of the World Cup Goal Songs, and more bizarre stories from around the internet.

ITL starts the show with Reggie recapping his night out during the Mexico World Cup match, which turns into a hilarious debate between him and Lopez about Reggie not being interested in 24-year-olds. The guys react to the scene, the World Cup energy, and how the tournament continues to bring out some unexpected conversations. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Rockets after the team made a few free agency moves, including signing guards Marcus Smart and Bogdan Bogdanovic. ITL discusses what those additions mean for Houston's roster, whether the Rockets are adding the right kind of veterans, and how the moves could impact the team's expectations in the Western Conference. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's your most memorable brush with celebrity?

ITL and listeners share their most memorable brushes with celebrities.

ITL dives into what they're calling June Madness as the 2026 FIFA World Cup continues to captivate fans across the country. The guys debate why the tournament has exceeded expectations, how it compares to other major sporting events, and whether the World Cup has officially earned a permanent spot on America's sports calendar. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Astros after Jeremy Peña suffered an injury. ITL discusses whether Peña's absence feels like a major buzzkill for a team that has been playing some of its best baseball and how the Astros can respond without one of their biggest stars. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What are some things in life that seem better than they actually are? The guys and listeners share the most overrated experiences and trends.

ITL dives into "June Madness" as the 2026 FIFA World Cup continues to exceed expectations and debates whether the tournament has officially earned a permanent place on America's sports menu. The guys also react to Jeremy Peña's injury and discuss whether it feels like a vibe killer for an Astros team that had been building momentum. Listeners weigh in on the QOTD, sharing things in life that seem better than they really are. Around The NFL covers the biggest headlines from across the league before breaking NBA news takes center stage as ITL reacts to reports that LeBron James will not return to the Los Angeles Lakers. The crew discusses what it means for LeBron's future, the Lakers, the Western Conference, and whether the move impacts the Rockets. What's Popping rounds out the hour with the biggest stories in sports and entertainment. Later, ITL reacts to ESPN's report on the Texans' optimism surrounding the growth between C.J. Stroud and Nick Caley, Then it's Lunch-Time Confessions, where Lopez calls out Figgy for showing up in a Brazil jersey just one day after proudly wearing a Japan jersey, questioning whether Figgy has already abandoned his newly adopted World Cup team. Reggie then goes into the archives to test Lopez on his old Houston Chronicle columns. The show wraps with Dana Brown's comments about the Astros having a surplus of pitching to use as trade capital, plus Figgy's Mixtape featuring a bizarre livestock theft case, another Battle of the World Cup Goal Songs, and more strange stories from around the internet.

ITL and listeners reveal the things in life that never quite live up to the hype.

ITL reacts after Fred VanVleet revealed on a recent podcast that the injury he battled last season was more serious than many people realized. The guys discuss what the revelation says about VanVleet's toughness, whether the injury impacted the Houston Rockets more than fans knew, and what a fully healthy VanVleet could mean for Houston's chances this season. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Astros. While ITL isn't ready to declare the "Boogeyman Astros" are back, the guys discuss whether something even more important is beginning to emerge. Has Houston rediscovered an identity, confidence, or consistency that could matter more than simply dominating opponents? The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's the wildest party or craziest scene you've ever witnessed? The crew and listeners share unforgettable stories.

ITL and listeners share the craziest parties, scenes, and unforgettable moments they've witnessed.

ITL reacts after Fred VanVleet revealed on a recent podcast that the injury he battled last season was more serious than many people realized, and the guys discuss what a healthier VanVleet could mean for the Rockets moving forward. The conversation then shifts to the Astros, who may not fully be the “Boogeyman Astros” again, but appear to be rediscovering something even more meaningful as they continue building momentum. Listeners also share the wildest party or craziest scene they've ever witnessed during the QOTD. Around The NFL covers O.J. Simpson not being honored among Bills legends at the new stadium, Chris Johnson revealing he has ALS, and more headlines from around the league. ITL also reacts to Ben Solak's comments on Houston Stressans about C.J. Stroud and the Texans offense. Later, the guys ask what exactly the Rockets are doing after their latest offseason moves, while Lopez confesses he's jealous of international soccer fans taking a full month off for the World Cup. Winners & Losers of the Weekend returns before ITL debates whether C.J. Stroud being a top-15 quarterback is enough for the Texans to compete for a Super Bowl. Figgy's Mixtape features the Battle of the World Cup Goal Songs, with ITL picking winners based on each country's goal celebration song, plus Argentina fans creating a chant to help find someone's lost wallet and more.

ITL reacts after the Houston Astros picked up another win behind an impressive outing from Tatsuya Imai, discussing whether Houston is beginning to build real momentum and what the team's recent stretch says about its identity. The guys then shift their attention to the Houston Texans after offensive coordinator Nick Caley sat down with Jonathan M. Alexander of the Houston Chronicle to discuss the offense, breaking down what his comments reveal about Houston's philosophy heading into training camp. Listeners also weigh in on the QOTD, sharing the biggest injustices in sports history. Around The NFL covers the latest headlines from across the league, including C. J. Gardner-Johnson reflecting on his Texans tenure, Caleb Williams being denied the "Iceman" trademark, and more. The crew also reacts to B-Scott's latest podcast take that the Houston Rockets still need more of everything and that LaMelo Ball would've provided exactly that, before wrapping the hour with What's Popping. Friday's show continues with a fresh edition of Would Ya Rather, Lunch-Time Confessions after Lopez accuses Figgy of having a type, and a discussion about the latest developments surrounding Major League Baseball's collective bargaining agreement. The show wraps with ITL breaking down a new Top 100 NFL Players list through a Texans lens, debating whether Houston is finally getting the national respect it deserves. Figgy's Mixtape features a woman who intentionally went looking for a shark, the Raging Italian declaring war on birds, and more bizarre stories from around the internet.

ITL reacts after the Houston Astros picked up another win behind a strong performance from Tatsuya Imai. The guys discuss what stood out from the victory, whether the Astros are continuing to build momentum, and what this latest stretch says about the identity of the club as they climb the standings. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Texans after offensive coordinator Nick Caley sat down with Jonathan M. Alexander of the Houston Chronicle to discuss the offense. ITL breaks down Caley's comments, what they reveal about Houston's offensive philosophy, and what Texans fans should take away heading into training camp. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What are the biggest injustices in sports history? The guys and listeners debate the athletes, teams, and moments that never got a fair shake.

ITL and listeners share the athletes and moments that deserved better.

ITL reacts after the Houston Rockets wrapped up the NBA Draft and asks whether the organization has finally answered what it sees when it looks in the mirror—or if more moves are still on the horizon. The guys debate whether Houston's draft decisions reveal the team's true identity and if additional trades or roster moves are needed before the offseason is complete. Then the conversation shifts to the Houston Astros, who have climbed into second place in the division. ITL discusses what kind of team this really is, whether they've finally established an identity, and if they're becoming legitimate contenders again or simply taking advantage of the standings. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's the most interesting fact about someone in your family tree? The guys and listeners share the unique stories and hidden history from their families.

ITL and listeners share fascinating family history and unforgettable relatives.