Podcasts about Valenti

Valenti and Rico break down the criteria and the general rules behind today's NFL QB symposium.

Valenti and Rico get to the most polarizing player in the mix to be a top-10 QB, Jared Goff.

Valenti and Rico debate whether Goff or CJ Stroud deserves to be on the list more.

Valenti and Rico kicked off today's show joined by Stoney as they revealed the bracket for tomorrow's Stoney & Wojo Drop Invitational. Then, they dedicated the rest of the show to their "QB Symposium" where they decided, with the callers' and ticket texters' help, the top-10 QBs in the NFL.

Valenti and Rico hear from more of the people, this time on their interest levels in the MLB All-Star game and the Home Run Derby.

Valenti and Rico opened the third hour with an "In Football Today" where they discussed a list of the top-10 QBs in the NFL. Then, they spent the rest of the hour debating whether the Tigers' bigger need is a righty bat or a bullpen arm.

Valenti and Rico kicked off the first show of the week with a reaction to some social media posts from Connor Stalions in response to TCU head coach Sonny Dykes' comments about him to the media. They stuck with this topic until the third hour, when they shifted gears to discuss the Tigers' bigger need between righty bat and bullpen arm. Then, the guys put a bow on today's show with a conversation on whether there's any excitement amongst them to watch the MLB Home Run Derby tonight and the All-Star game tomorrow night.

Mike and Rico begin the show addressing some interesting comments from Connor Stalions on social media this past weekend in response to TCU head coach Sonny Dykes.

Valenti and Rico go to the people to hear their thoughts on what Connor Stalions had to say on social media.

Valenti and Rico take some calls from Michigan football fans on Connor Stalions' recent posts on social media.

On this week's Best of Valenti, Mike reacts to ESPN's extremely critical article about Steve Yzerman. Plus, he tells the people why he thinks Detroit is "role player city", the guys react to some upgrades at Spartan Stadium for 2025, and more!

Valenti and Rico finished off the show with even more calls on your sports trigger points and were joined by Marc Ryan in cross-talk to wrap the week.

Valenti and Rico started the second hour continuing their trigger points conversation, taking more of your calls throughout the hour.

Valenti and Rico kicked off the show discussing their biggest trigger point in sports. They ended up sticking with this topic for the rest of the show and took a multitude of your calls throughout.

Valenti starts the show lambasting LeBron James for not being up front with his wishes after it was reported that the NBA's all-time leading scorer and the Lakers are headed for a divorce.

The guys continue their conversation on Saratoga as Mike describes why he loves horse racing and Saratoga.

Valenti and Rico opened the final hour with a continuation of their earlier conversation about the mock trade from ESPN that would send Paul Skenes to the Tigers. Then, Wojo and Riger joined in cross-talk to wrap the show.

The guys opened the third hour of the show with some Saratoga fast facts from Valenti before they dedicated the rest of the hour to discussing the likely expansion of the NCAA Tournament.

Valenti started the show discussing how excited he was for opening day at the Saratoga Race Course today. Then, he asks what everyone's version of his "Saratoga" is before David joins to reveal ESPN's top 10 NFL running backs in 2025.

Valenti and Rico kicked off today's show with Mike's excitement about it being opening day at the Saratoga Race Course. They discussed what their versions of Valenti's "Saratoga" are before they spent the entire second hour debating whether a Tigers trade for Paul Skenes is realistic and feasible. Then, the guys broke down the news that the NCAA Tournament is likely expanding until they returned to the Skenes/Tigers talk in the final hour.

Mike starts the show sharing his excitement for the opening day at Saratoga Race Course, asking the guys what their version of that is for each of them.

Valenti and Rico hear from the people on their version of Mike's "Saratoga".

Valenti has a list of Saratoga facts which the guys try to guess.

Valenti and Rico react to the news that the NCAA Tournament might be expanding and discuss whether this is good for the sport or not.

Rico is back as he and Valenti discuss a new concessions provider at Spartan Stadium and a few upgrades to the video display.

Valenti and Rico present their arguments as to why the Tigers roster as is will not be good enough come October.

Valenti and Rico go to the people to hear their thoughts on the two topics at hand today.

Valenti shares an ESPN list of the top 10 edge rushers in the NFL with the guys.

Valenti and Rico kicked off a short show before Tigers baseball with a topic about the aforementioned first-place AL Central team, discussing whether they need to add at the deadline. They gave their thoughts on this and took a few of your calls until they shifted into Pistons talk and Trajan Langdon's comments about Malik Beasley and more. Then, the guys spent the remainder of the show taking your calls and reading your ticket texts on both of the topics.

Valenti kicked off the second Rico-less show of the week with a conversation about EA Sports College Football 26 now that the game is officially out. He shared an interesting take in the second hour regarding the average Detroit sports fan's love for role players before he wondered what success will look like for Deion Sanders and Bill Belichick this upcoming season. Then, Mike wrapped the show complaining how expensive consuming pro sports has become for the average fan.

Valenti explains what he thinks success looks like for both Deion Sanders and Bill Belichick this season.

Valenti started another Rico-less show with a discussion with Kenny and David about the release of EA Sports College Football 2026. The guys ribbed Kenny for the number of hours he's about to put into the game before they did a CFB Blitz to round out the hour.

Mike takes your calls on his Detroit role player take.

Valenti begins the second hour addressing some comments from Tigers fans and Ticket hosts regarding some players, including Zach McKinstry, being snubbed from the All-Star game.

David joins Valenti to tell him players with good odds to win the Heisman trophy and to ask him his thoughts on each team.

Valenti goes to the people to hear what they think of the new EA Sports CFB game and how much time it has taken up of their lives thus far.

Worst stadium to get into for Valenti...

Valenti in for crosstalk.

Valenti hears from the people on whether they think his Tigers' takes are too extreme.

Valenti spent the entire second hour of the show discussing an article on Steve Yzerman by NHL Network's Elliotte Friedman on the dysfunction within the Red Wings organization and how prospective free agents and agents feel about Detroit.

Some interesting comments from Tarik Skubal about some Tigers getting snubbed from the All-Star game has Valenti wondering if there's any validity to these statements.

Mike begins the second hour reading part of an article from NHL Network's Elliotte Freeman describing the state of the Red Wings under Steve Yzerman's direction.

Valenti started the show presenting two interesting Tigers takes. He took some of your calls before welcoming David onto the show to provide a list of the top CFB rivalries.

Valenti offers two takes regarding the Tigers that may shock you.

Valenti kicked off today's Rico-less show with 2 very bold Tigers' proclamations. He stuck with that topic until the second hour, where he read a few parts of NHL Network's Elliotte Friedman detailing the incompetence of the Steve Yzerman-led Red Wings front office. Mike interchanged between these topics until the end of the show.

Mike and Rico kick off this week's Best of Valenti breaking down another Michigan scandal that involves Jim Harbaugh and Warde Manuel. Then, they give their biggest driving forces behind the Tigers' success this season, Malik Beasley's unreal financial situation, and more disappointing comments from Steve Yzerman.

Rico and Stoney (in for Valenti) kicked off the show with a conversation about Steve Yzerman's underwhelming comments today to the media. They stuck with this topic until the second hour, where they got into Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham's comments about the WNBA expansion cities. Then, the guys reacted to Stoney's top-10 Detroit sports GMs of the last 25 years before they discussed their sports guilty pleasures until the end of the show.

Rico and Stoney (in for Valenti) began today's show reacting to more disappointing comments from Red Wings GM Steve Yzerman earlier today to the media. They take a handful of your calls on this before David joins for an "In Football Today".

Rico and Stoney (in for Valenti) discuss their thoughts on what Steve Yzerman had to say in his comments to the media today.