Podcasts about QOTD

In the first hour of the Chase and Big Joe Show, the guys previewed their show and shared their questions of the day. What is your all-time favorite Christmas memory? What would you get the Tennessee Titans for Christmas? Chase & Big Joe reacted to some calls and texts surrounding their questions of the day. Chase & Big Joe were joined by Titans reporter Terry McCormick, discussing the Titans and the future ahead. When will Titans fans see Jackson Slater in the mix? Chase & Big Joe wrapped up the hour with more Titans talk and reacting to Terry's comments. Listen to hear more.

The Texans' defense is still number one, but there are concerns especially after games against Arizona & Las Vegas. Also, the Houston Texans get four (!) Pro Bowlers, but Paul Gallant & John Lopez discuss who got snubbed and take a couple of calls. And the, Question of the Day: What is a toy you would bring back?

Paul Gallant & John Lopez are feeling eh after the Texans defeated the lowly Raiders. Why? Plus, go around the AFC South as they wonder if the Jags deserve their flowers and the Titans going after Matt Burke? And then, Question of the Day!

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What's a song that instantly irritates you?

Kevin Durant said the embarrassing second-half collapse wasn't “indicative of who we are,” but ITL debates whether that explanation really holds up. Plus, if the Texans offense puts together another big performance, does that momentum — yes, momentum — actually carry over when the competition ramps up? The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's a song that instantly irritates you?

ITL opens by questioning Kevin Durant's claim that an embarrassing second-half collapse wasn't “indicative of who we are,” debating whether that explanation really holds up, before shifting to the Texans and asking if another big offensive performance can build real momentum as the competition ramps up, capped by today's QOTD: What song instantly irritates you? Around The NFL with B Scott follows with a breakdown of a Thursday Night Football thriller in Seattle, more news from around the league, and B Scott's reaction to the Rockets' loss to the Pelicans, plus What's Popping in the world of sports and entertainment. The show then turns to Reggie's questions surrounding the Texans–Raiders matchup, digging into what's worth watching — and worrying about — heading into Sunday, along with Lunch-Time Confessions, Lopez wants a cold Christmas in Houston and the College Football Theme of the Week: “So you're saying there's a chance” Saturday. The day wraps with Texans Win Because, Texans Lose Because — Raiders Edition — breaking down how Houston could handle business or stumble, before Figgy's Mixtape brings holiday vibes with an in-depth breakdown of an old Christmas song, the Raging Italian fully embracing the Christmas spirit, and more off-the-wall fun.

QOTD: What's an email or text you wish you could take back?

There's a part of the Texans' culture that may not be getting enough credit — the coaching. ITL digs into how that foundation has quietly shaped this team and whether it could lead to the Texans doing something they haven't done in a long time. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's an email or text you wish you could take back?

There's a part of the Texans' culture that may not be getting enough credit — the coaching — and ITL digs into whether that foundation could finally lead to the team doing something it hasn't done in years, before wrapping the hour with today's QOTD: What's an email or text you wish you had back? Seahawks vs. Rams is on tap tonight, and the crew breaks down who they've got in a pivotal matchup, reacts to off-the-field drama surrounding Puka Nacua, and welcomes former Texan N.D. Kalu for his weekly visit, offering insight on the Texans and the league, plus What's Popping in sports and entertainment. The debate continues with a discussion on who the Texans' most indispensable offensive player really is — and whether Lopez just changed some minds — followed by Lunch-Time Confessions involving a kid not in the Rocky Top spirit and a round of O.G. Buy or Sell asking if you're buying what folks around sports are selling. And finally, ITL debates whether a Jawhar Jordan and Nick Chubb duo can get the job done this Sunday before Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with a Home Alone fun fact involving Joe Pesci, Macaulay Culkin's diehard Rams breakdown, a rat issue at a local Houston Walmart, and more wild stories making the rounds.

QOTD: What are the most contrived sporting events — sports or otherwise?

Have the Texans truly become a clutch team, or are a few late-game moments being overblown? ITL debates what “clutch” really means and whether Houston has earned that label, plus reacts to Texans GM Nick Caserio's comments on P&P regarding Jawhar Jordan's performance and development. Around The NFL brings breaking news as the Dolphins bench Tua Tagovailoa for former Texas QB Quinn Ewers, Jayden Daniels is ruled out for the season, and other league-wide headlines unfold, while the crew also reacts to the NBA's 2-Minute Report on the Rockets–Nuggets game and what it confirms — and doesn't. The show keeps things fun with a round of “Would You Rather,” debating playoff paths, roster choices like a fully healthy Nick Chubb versus Woody Marks, and more, before Judge John Lopez weighs in on whether the Texans are truly the second-best team in the AFC. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions delivers laughs, Figgy's Mixtape dives into holiday chaos with the Top 10 Worst Christmas Movies per Rotten Tomatoes, a redneck Christmas parade, and more wild stories, and the day wraps with today's QOTD: What are the most contrived sporting events — sports or otherwise?

Have the Texans officially become a clutch team, or are we reading too much into a few late-game moments? ITL debates what “clutch” really means and whether Houston has earned that label. Plus, Texans GM Nick Caserio joined P&P this morning and shared his thoughts on Jawhar Jordan's performance and development. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What are the most contrived sporting events — sports or otherwise?

QOTD: When was the moment you went full-Karen?

QOTD: What's the best out-of-nowhere performance you've ever seen?

The Texans make it six in a row with a dominant 40–20 win over the Cardinals, but not everyone agrees on how clean the performance really was. Lopez saw a strong day from the offensive line, while Reggie thought it was just okay — so how good was it, actually? Plus, did Houston just find something real in Jawhar Jordan? ITL breaks it all down and wraps with today's QOTD: What's the best out-of-nowhere performance you've ever seen?

If Nick Caley can't get the Texans' offense clicking — and cleaner — in this matchup, will it ever happen this season? ITL debates whether he can, will, or simply won't get it figured out. Plus, the chaotic ending to Rockets–Clippers sparks a real question: was that an encouraging win or just a mess that happened to work out? Around The NFL with B Scott dives into the Panthers suddenly leading the NFC South after the Bucs' loss to the Falcons, Todd Bowles going unfiltered postgame, and B Scott's thoughts ahead of Texans vs. Cardinals. The crew also breaks down what we can truly learn from this Cardinals matchup, rolls through Lunch-Time Confessions with a salute to a hilarious Cal McNair video, previews the college football weekend presented by Wrangler, and plays Texans Win Because, Texans Lose Because — Cardinals Edition. And of course, Figgy's Mixtape brings the chaos with a DMV cheating scheme bust, fantasy football cheating drama, and more, plus today's QOTD: What makes you instantly throw your money away?

If Nick Caley can't get this offense clicking — and cleaner — in this spot, will it ever happen this season? ITL debates whether Caley can, will, or simply won't get it right. Plus, the chaotic ending to Rockets–Clippers leaves us asking: was that actually an encouraging win, or just a mess that happened to end well? And today's QOTD: What's something that makes you instantly throw your money away?

QOTD: What's something that makes you instantly throw your money away?

Chuck Heinz and Jamie Lent discuss Jacob Rodriguez being one spot out from being a Heisman finalist, what it means for Texas Tech Football to play in the Orange Bowl, Red Raider Basketball taking on Arkansas in a top 20 matchup, and what more football awards the Red Raiders have won. Jamie asks who outside of the top four of the College Football Playoff has the best chance of winning the national title for the Question of the Day.

In the first hour of the Chase & Big Joe Show, the guys reacted to the Sherrone Moore news as he was fired from Michigan. Who will fill the vacant head coaching position? Later in the hour, Chase and Joe answered some calls and texts surrounding their question of the day. Do you still own a radar detector? To end the hour, they discussed the best college football players of all time by position and reviewed the Heisman trophy.

C.J. Stroud spoke yesterday, and it confirmed something we've been hinting at: he's fully embracing this offense and taking real ownership of it. Meanwhile, if you thought college football had already hit peak chaos, the last few weeks might've just been the warmup — and the ripple effects could land right on your favorite team. Plus, today's QOTD: What's your favorite scandal, especially one you spotted before it blew up?

What's your favorite scandal, especially one you spotted before it blew up?

Chuck Heinz and Jamie Lent discuss Michigan firing Sherrone Moore, if they think Shiel Wood will stay at Texas Tech after the season, the window of College Football Playoff games, and what they want to see in Red Raider Basketball's game against Arkansas on Saturday. Jamie asks at what point did you think that Tech would win the Big 12 championship for the Question of the Day.

ITL dives into the move or decision from DeMeco Ryans that may have sparked the Texans' turnaround, weighs which new addition could make the biggest impact, and kicks around the QOTD on your favorite old-school kids games. Around The NFL, the guys break down the Texans' latest moves, which league records are most likely to fall, and revisit the unforgettable 2012 letterman-jacket showdown in New England before hitting What's Popping. They also examine whether the Texans' O-line got exposed against the Chiefs, roll through Lunch-Time Confessions, let Judge John Lopez decide if the Chiefs are officially done, and track Philip Rivers climbing yet another QB list. Then Tyler Drake of Arizona Sports stops by to preview Texans–Cardinals, and Figgy's Mixtape brings the wild stories — from a D.C. home squatter making headlines to a strange world record still waiting to be broken.

ITL digs into whether there's one move or decision from DeMeco Ryans that truly flipped the Texans' season and sparked this turnaround. Plus, which new addition has the best chance to make an immediate impact? And for today's QOTD, we're taking it back — what old-school kids game did you love the most?

QOTD, we're taking it back — what old-school kids game did you love the most?

In case you missed it — and honestly, it was easy to — the Texans offense suffered a pretty significant blow yesterday, and what it means for C.J. Stroud and this squad could be huge. Meanwhile, the Rockets have played only two back-to-backs, yet a clear “second-game problem” is already showing. And for today's QOTD: What's something you actually accomplished… while drunk?

ITL covers a packed day across sports and beyond, starting with the Texans offense taking a major hit and what it could mean for C.J. Stroud, followed by the Rockets already showing a clear second-game issue in their early back-to-backs and a QOTD about what you've actually accomplished while drunk. Around the NFL, a turnover-filled MNF sparks talk of a possible Philip Rivers comeback, and the guys dive into what the Texans' Red Zone capacity really means long term. Later, they revisit the key to Houston's offense and whether C.J. Stroud is getting enough opportunities, mix in some Old Grampa Confessions, hit College Football on a Tuesday, and ask if bowl games are dying. And to wrap things up, ITL reacts to DeMeco Ryans' glowing comments about Kamari Lassiter before Figgy's Mixtape explores Houston's futuristic shift — driverless trucks, 3D-printed homes — and the unforgettable Christopher “Kid” Reid high-top story.

QOTD: What's something you actually accomplished… while drunk?

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QOTD: What moment last night or this season made you realize this year truly is different?

Houston walks out of Sunday Night Football with a statement win over the Chiefs — their fifth in a row — and ITL breaks down everything that made this one hit different. Around the AFC South, the Colts collapse in ugly fashion, the Jags keep rolling, and the division race gets even spicier. Plus, today's QOTD: What moment last night or this season made you realize this year truly is different?

Chuck Heinz and Jamie Lent talk about Texas Tech Football winning their first ever Big 12 Championship, what they saw in the win over BYU, the College Football Playoff field, the controversies surrounding this season's field, and Red Raider Basketball's win over LSU. Jamie asks what would be the final score between Tech and Oregon for the Question of the Day.

Nick Caley got put through the fire yesterday — but what kind of taste did it leave in your mouth about him, this offense, and how sustainable it all really is? Plus, the Texans aren't the only team with suddenly shaky special teams heading into Sunday. Are the Chiefs trying to get inside Houston's head for an edge? And for today's QOTD: What's a streak you're proud of?

QOTD: What's a streak you're proud of?

QOTD: Who's someone you've always thought was misunderstood?

ITL dives into what kind of statement the Texans can make Sunday night in Kansas City and whether fixing just one offensive flaw could make them nearly unbeatable, plus the QOTD on who's always been misunderstood. Around the NFL covers Azeez Al-Shaair's Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination, Mark Andrews' new deal, and more before N.D. Kalu previews Texans–Chiefs. Nick Wright of FS1 returns to break down the matchup, followed by Lunch-Time Confessions, Justin Simmons chatter, and an OG Buy or Sell. And to close, DeMeco Ryans offers a fresh view on the Texans–Chiefs rivalry, and Figgy's Mixtape serves up everything from a drunk raccoon to a debate on whether men grow up after 40.

QOTD: Sports or not, what's something you'd love to go back to?

QOTD: Which former Texan could return and push this team to a Super Bowl?

A big win over the Colts sparks plenty to unpack. ITL breaks down the key takeaways, including a genuine appreciation for this surging defense and some overdue love for Will Anderson. Plus, reaction to a strange, penalty-heavy game, and today's QOTD: What makes you believe this team just might do it — or why are you still skeptical?

QOTD: What makes you believe this team just might do it — or why are you still skeptical?

Today we jump back 15 years to two back-to-back episodes of the PWTorch Livecast from Nov. 26 and 29, 2010.On the Nov. 26, 2010 episode, PWTorch assistant editor James Caldwell and PWTorch Nostalgia columnist Brian Hoops discussed with live callers last night's TNA Impact, the product being stale & irrelevant, the next young WWE star to hold a major title, Randy Orton heel turn?, Daniel Bryan's standing in WWE and going forward, The Miz's WWE Title win and whether it was the right move, Robert Roode staying flat over a six-year period, how to use veterans in TNA, and more. Then in the previously VIP-exclusive Aftershow, more discussion of the QOTD on next young champ, including Del Rio and Morrison, Bobby Heenan, Nostalgia News & Notes, plus 20 years ago Torch Newsletter Flashback breaking down a poor time for wrestling in 1990s and big news of the day.Then on the Nov. 29, 2010 episode, PWTorch assistant editor James Caldwell and PWTorch columnist Bruce Mitchell discussed with live callers tonight's three-hour WWE Raw, predictions for who wins King of the Ring, WWE's business taking another hit with the October PPV buys announced, TNA Impact and the overall state of TNA, Miz's first night as WWE champion on Raw, the Juan Cena gimmick, whether Owen Hart and/or Eric Bischoff will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, Leslie Nielsen, and much more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wade-keller-pro-wrestling-podcast--3076978/support.

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Paul Gallant & Criss Partee determine what are the best Thanksgiving leftovers.

Paul Gallant & Criss Partee are in for Reggie & John! They begin the show by going over the Colts-Texans showdown and what the realistic expectations are for CJ Stroud, if he plays against the Colts. Plus, they determine what are the best Thanksgiving leftovers for Question of the Day.

QOTD: What's your strongest Thanksgiving take?

What will it take for the Texans' offense to be more than just “good enough”? DeMeco Ryans may have tipped his hand this week, and it's got Reggie deep in his Anxiety Bag — these likely aren't issues, but what if they are? Plus, today's QOTD: What's your strongest Thanksgiving take?

QOTD: If you had to invite one person or legend from your arch-rival's school to Thanksgiving dinner, who's getting the invite?

ITL digs into whether the Texans' offensive surge is real and how long Kevin Durant can keep performing at this level, before diving into a fun QOTD about which rival-school legend you'd invite to Thanksgiving. Around The NFL brings a dud MNF game, Ja'Marr Chase's apology, and a debate on whether the Texans have true championship culture, followed by What's Popping. The guys then examine why Sunday might be the Texans' biggest test yet and whether the offensive line is finally solving the season's biggest concern, plus Lunch-Time Confessions and CFBOAT with Joel Anderson of The Ringer. And to close the show, DeMeco Ryans breaks down what to expect from the Colts on both sides of the ball before Figgy's Mixtape assigns every SportsRadio 610 host a Thanksgiving family role and dives into more off-the-wall stories.