Mike and Rico open the show how they have too many times recently: bashing MSU men's basketball and Tom Izzo for a brutal loss, this time to Ohio State last night. They talk about the Red Wings' come-from-behind win last night and what they need to do before the NHL trade deadline. Then, they play a part of Costa & Jansen's interview with Brad Holmes and react to what he had to say about Jared Goff's extension among other topics. The guys wrap up the show revisiting the Red Wings' conversation from earlier. 

Mike and Rico revisit their Red Wings talk from earlier in the show and try to piece together how Detroit can be successful come Stanley Cup Playoffs time. They take your calls and read your ticket texts on the topic and then are joined by Riger to wrap the show. 

The guys revisit their Red Wings conversation and ask what is most needed for the team in the lead-up to the NHL trade deadline. 

The guys dedicate the third hour of the show to dissecting what Brad Holmes had to say on Costa & Jansen this morning about Jared Goff contract talks among other topics. 

Mike and Rico play a clip from Brad Holmes' interview with Costa & Jansen earlier today and react to what he had to say about the increased salary cap.

The guys continue their conversation on the Red Wings and their expectations for the team now that they've won 3 games in a row. They read your ticket texts and take your calls on the topic, then do an "In Football Today" on NFL news and the combine.

It's almost NFL combine time and the guys are ramping up the talk, starting today with giving the list of QBs who will throw this week instead of at their own pro days. 

Mike and Rico open the second hour by continuing their conversation on the Red Wings and their expectations for the team going forward. 

The guys cover a lot in the first hour of the show this week. They start with the ongoing dumpster fire that is Michigan State men's basketball and Rico's interesting perspective of why it's happening. They get to some Tigers' talk following Cody Bellinger's re-signing with the Cubs. Then, they finish off the hour grading Valenti's hockey takes.

Self-described "fringe" hockey guy Mike Valenti gives the guys his takes which they grade from A-F. 

The guys react to the news that Cody Bellinger is re-signing with the Cubs and get on Tigers GM Scott Harris' case for not making any moves of his own. 

Mike and Rico get right down to business to start the week by yet again calling out Tom Izzo and the Michigan State men's basketball program after their loss to Ohio State last night. 

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Mike and Rico spend the majority of the show addressing two topics: first with the Red Wings playoff push following their comeback win last night against the Avalanche and then discussing the NFL's major salary increase and who the Lions will pursue with the extra money. They also mix in a new "By the Numbers" segment, the classic "Who Said It?", and much more in this packed full episode. 

Mike and Rico continue their conversation about what the Lions will do now that they have approximately $31 million more to play around with in free-agency. They take your calls and read your ticket texts before being joined by Wojo and Riger to finish out the show. 

Mike and Rico discuss if their expectations for the Lions this offseason have changed now that each NFL team has $31 million more to spend in free-agency. 

The guys open the second half of the show resetting the Lions cap room conversation and pondering what moves they could make with the extra cash. Then, they transition into discussing the dumpster fire that is the Detroit Pistons and finish the hour with "Who Said It?"

Roberto joins for this week's edition of "Who Said It?"

Mike and Rico spend one segment of the show criticizing the Pistons and specifically head coach Monty Williams for continued incompetence. 

With the news that the NFL's salary cap will be increasing a massive $31 million, Mike and Rico devote the second hour of the show to promoting their opinion that the excuses have run out for the Lions to make a major move in free agency. They take your calls and read your ticket texts on the topic and then Roberto joins for an all-new segment "This Week in Sports 'By the Numbers'".

Roberto joins in this brand-new weekly segment where the guys get various numbers and try to guess the context of them. 

With the news that the NFL's cap space is set to increase by $30 million for the 2024 season, Valenti declares that the Lions have run out of all excuses and need to make a big move this offseason. 

Mike and Rico are riding the wave of excitement from the Red Wings, who took down the Avalanche 2-1 in OT last night. They take your calls on what your confidence is in the team, how the atmosphere has been in Little Caesars Arena, and more! Then, Valenti and Kenny try to guess the 25 worst teams in professional sports over the last decade. 

Rico researches a list of the 25 worst sports franchises in terms of winning percentages and quizzes the guys to guess each. 

The guys go straight to the phone lines to hear what they have to say about the Red Wings and the atmosphere at LCA. 

Mike and Rico open the show revisiting their Red Wings playoff run talks from yesterday following Detroit's win last night. 

Valenti opens today's show discussing how badly the Tigers need to go out and acquire J.D. Martinez, who is still unsigned. In the second hour, the guys transition into some Red Wings talk with Kenny coming on to tell you 5 important things you need to know about the team. Then, Rico tells you everything you need to know about the CFP's expansion, and what it means for Notre Dame. They finish off the show reacting to the news that the Lions are bringing K Michael Badgley back on a one-year deal. 

The guys open the final hour of the show reacting to the breaking news that Lions' K Michael Badgley will be returning to the team on a one-year deal. They discuss what this means for the team and Dan Campbell's decision-making going forward. 

Mike and Rico react to the breaking news that kicker Michael Badgley will be returning to the Lions on a 1-year deal. 

Mike and Rico kick off an absolutely loaded third hour discussing how the expanded College Football Playoff will work and if it will continue to grow in coming years. They ponder which conference Notre Dame would join if they decide to end their neutral position and then end the hour joined by Roberto for some deal-breakers. 

Roberto joins for his weekly absurdly hilarious deal-breakers segment. 

Mike and Rico's discussion about the latest revelations of how the expanded College Football Playoff will work turn into a conversation where they ponder if Notre Dame is finally going to join the Big Ten.

The guys open the second hour going all-in with the Red Wings talk, asking how many flags out of 5 you're putting up in terms of your confidence in Detroit. They take your calls on the topic and wrap the hour with an update on EA Sports College Football 25. 

Rico takes the reigns of this segment to talk college football, including some updates on EA Sports College Football 25 and the CFP. 

Kenny comes on to explain the state of the Red Wings leading up to the NHL Trade Deadline, with the guys proclaiming this day zero in Detroit's road to the playoffs. 

Valenti starts the show by proposing another free agent move for Scott Harris and the Tigers that he believes will help Detroit win the AL Central. They continue the conversation throughout the hour, taking a few calls and reading some ticket texts. Then, they wrap the hour with an "In Football Today". 

David joins to go through some free agents who teams may regret spending big money on this offseason. 

The guys continue their conversation about the Tigers and look into the move they made earlier today acquiring infielder Gio Urshela on a one-year deal. 

Valenti opens the show pleading with Scott Harris and the Tigers to make a move for a specific free agent he believes will lead Detroit to an AL Central title. 

Mike and Rico open the show bashing MSU men's basketball after a big conference loss to Iowa, then shift to the Tigers' inaction, spending the entire second hour questioning Scott Harris' direction. Then, Valenti brings up a show that he's watching right now to fill the void left by football ending after the Super Bowl. They wrap up the show complaining about the Tigers yet again. 

The guys devote the entire last hour of the show to discussing which free agents in MLB the Tigers could go out and sign on a short-term deal. Then, they're joined by Wojo and Riger before their show at 6. 

Mike and Rico are not through with their bashing of Scott Harris and the Tigers front office over their lack of spending this offseason just yet. 

Mike opens the third hour absolutely raving about a show he's trying to get the guys to watch. This turns into a larger conversation about various sports-related shows and what you're doing with your free time post-football. They end the hour revisiting their Izzo/MSU men's basketball conversation from earlier. 

With the football season wrapped up, Mike asks the guys what they've been doing in their free time and what shows they've been watching, recommending one for their viewing. 

The guys open hour 2 criticizing the lack of moves from the Tigers this offseason, and for having the 21st-highest payroll in MLB in a wide-open division. They ask which of the Lions and Tigers need to make a move more and take your calls answering the question. Then, they round out the hour with an "In Football Today" reacting to a recent NFL mock draft. 

The guys react to Detroit Free Press beat reporter Dave Birkett's first NFL mock draft  in this edition of "In Football Today". 

Mike and Rico bring Brad Holmes into their conversation about the Tigers' lack of moves by asking which of the two needs to make a move more. 

The guys start the second hour calling out Scott Harris and his inaction in the free agency market. 

Mike and Rico start the show ripping MSU men's basketball and Tom Izzo, stating that he needs to change for the program to improve. They take your calls and read your ticket texts on your thoughts. Then, they do an In Football Today on various topics around the NFL to end the hour. 

David runs through various situations and hypotheticals around the NFL and gets the guys' opinions on it all. 

Mike and Rico go straight to the phone lines in this segment to hear what callers have to say about the current state of MSU men's basketball and what, if anything, needs to change. 

SHOCKER: Valenti is pissed about the MSU men's basketball program/Tom Izzo. The guys react to the Spartans' loss to Iowa last night and try to figure out what needs to change. 

Mike is back from vacation and he starts right where he left off by bashing the NBA for how bad All-Star weekend was and how little effort the players showed on Sunday night. The guys then shift to discuss Brad Holmes' plan for the future and if the fans should just blindly support him, taking your calls and reading your ticket texts on the topic. Then, they spend the final hour reacting to the most recent college football playoff news and trying to determine what it means for the smaller programs. 

The guys spend the final hour of the show discussing the current reality of college football and the CFP, to which Mike and Rico disagree on the logistics. Then, they wrap up the show with some Tigers doom and gloom and are joined by Wojo and Riger. 

To open the third hour, Mike yields his time to Rico, who explains what is currently going on in the world of college football. 

Mike and Rico continue their conversation about Brad Holmes and the Lions' plans, taking your calls and reading your ticket texts throughout the third hour. 

Mike and Rico get some ticket texts and go straight to the phone lines in this segment, hearing a variety of opinions about how much people should trust Brad Holmes. 

In hour two, the guys shift to talking about the plan that Brad Holmes has and their trust in it, which turns into a classic Valenti rant about the lack of criticism for sports figures in the city of Detroit. Then, they take your calls and finish the hour looking back at their NFL playoffs takes in "In Football Today". 

Rico goes through all of the predictions made by himself, Mike, David, and Kenny about the NFL playoffs before it started. 

A conversation on the confidence should fans have in Brad Holmes turns into a larger argument by Valenti, who ponders why Detroit fans don't question the direction of their teams. 

Rico wants to know: do you trust Brad Holmes to do whatever is necessary to continue building the Lions to be a Super Bowl-contending team? 

In the first segment of his first show back in a week, Valenti rips into the All-Star game and the NBA as a whole for the lack of effort shown on Sunday night. The guys take your calls on the topic, do an "In Football Today" on NFL free agency, and round out the hour with a conversation on J.J. McCarthy. 

Mike, Rico, and David react to a list of NFL free agents and their predicted landing spots, including some big names that could be a great fit for the Lions. 

Mike and Rico open the show absolutely blasting NBA All-Star weekend, specifically the effort shown in the game Sunday night. 

The guys open the show with their what's sacred in sports conversation, talking about that the length of the first hour. Then, they shift gears to the most essential guys the Lions need locked up contract-wise, which they revisit in the final hour with the 4 most important players the team has, period. 

Rico and Jim reset the Lions 4 must-sign players conversation, this time changing it up slightly to who the 4 most important players are on the entire roster. They finish the show dishing on Caitlin Clark setting the all-time women's college basketball scoring record. 

The guys start the second half of the show joined by Roberto for a "Who Said It?" Then, they transition into quickly discussing Stoney's farewell show this morning and how Jim feels replacing him starting Monday. They round out the hour reacting to the live news that Tiger Woods has withdrawn from the Genesis Invitational. 

Roberto comes on to put the guys through a game of "Who Said It", with this being the final time Jim Costa partakes before his move to the morning show on 97.1.

Rico and Jim start the second hour giving their 4 Lions who they believe are untouchable and need to be locked up immediately by the team. This quickly turned into an Amon-Ra vs. Sam LaPorta debate, with the guys being on both ends of the argument. Then, David goes through some potential "risers" and "fallers" throughout the NFL. 

David goes around the NFL and gives the guys various hypothetical "risers" of fallers" going into the 2024 season. 

Stemming from their conversation about the 4 Lions you want them to lock up, Rico and Jim disagree on their 4th, leading to an Amon-Ra vs. LaPorta debate. 

Rico and Jim break down the 4 Lions players they want to see locked up for their careers in Honolulu Blue. 

The guys begin the show with their conversation about what's "sacred" in sports by bringing up the College Football Playoff's expansion to 12 teams and the NFL switching to 7 playoff teams per conference, among others. They do an "In Football Today" about the latest news in the NFL, and round out the hour finishing the conversation they started at 2:00. 

The guys open this "In Football Today" with the news that Jimmy Garoppolo has tested positive for a banned substance and will be banned for the first 2 games of the 2024 regular season. 

Rico and Jim Costa discuss what, if anything, should be considered sacred in sports, leading to an interesting conversation and some differing opinions from the guys. 

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Rico and Jim Costa open the show with the surprise of MSU men's basketball winning two games in a row, one being against a top-20 team in Illinois. Then, the guys transition into discussing where they expect J.J. McCarthy could end up getting drafted and if it could possibly be in the top 10. They shift over to Jared Goff extension talks to end the show. 

Rico and Jim open the final hour by discussing some speculation about Jared Goff's contract extension by Boomer Esiason, who said the deal could reach and exceed 4 years, $200 million. They break down what this would mean for the rest of the Lions organization and if there's any chance of a "hometown discount".

It has been speculated by Boomer Esiason that Jared Goff's potential extension could be ginormous. Rico and Jim discuss the expected number and what the contract could mean for the team. 

The guys keep the J.J. McCarthy conversation rolling, trying to determine which team, if any, will take him in the 1st round of the NFL Draft. Then, Roberto joins to give his weekly "Deal-Breakers" and Rico and Jim round out the hour discussing the top NFL-bound QBs.

Roberto joins the show to do his weekly "deal breakers", with this one having a co-worker twist. 

To open the second hour, the guys shift topics to J.J. McCarthy, predicting where he'll end up getting drafted in the upcoming NFL Draft. Both Rico and Jim, along with some callers, have some very strong opinions about this.  Then, they go around the NFL and determine what Patrick Mahomes will need to do to surpass Tom Brady's legacy in another "In Football Today".

Rico goes through a myriad of questions for Jim and the guys, including what else does Mahomes need to do to reach the legendary status of Tom Brady?

Rico and Jim discuss the possibility of J.J. McCarthy going in the top 10 in the upcoming 2024 NFL Draft. 

Rico and Jim begin the show with the pleasant surprise that has been MSU men's basketball, winning its second straight Big Ten matchup last night. They discuss what the Spartans' expectations should be and if they're beginning to flip the switch. Then, they take your calls on MSU and do a Super Bowl 59 odds-focused "In Football Today". 

David joins to go through the latest odds to win Super Bowl 59, diving into each team and if their odds to win it all are fair or not. 

The guys continue their MSU men's basketball conversation, wondering if Tom Izzo and company have finally turned it around and should have higher expectations going forward as a result. 

Rico and Jim Costa open the show talking about Michigan State men's basketball's 2 wins in a row, both against Big Ten opponents. They ponder whether it's time to start putting some stock back into the program. 

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Rico and Jim open the show by discussing possible free-agent targets for the Tigers now that pitchers and catchers have reported to Spring Training. The guys then shift to Lions' talk, asking the listeners if they bought tickets to any of the 3 playoff games and if they regret spending the money to do so. Then, they break down Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel's comments on the job status of Juwan Howard, react to Spencer Torkelson's remarks on his football fandom, and much more! 

Rico and Jim open up the final hour with the comments made by Tigers 1B Spencer Torkelson that he rooted for the Lions over his hometown 49ers in the NFC Championship game. They take your calls on similar stories that you have and wrap the hour discussing the future of Michigan men's basketball with Wojo and Riger. 

The guys react to what Tigers 1B Spencer Torkelson had to say about rooting for the Lions over his hometown 49ers in the NFC Championship game. 

Rico and Jim open the hour with the tragic news of a shooting that occurred during the Chiefs Super Bowl parade in Kansas City. They then shift to calling out Michigan AD Warde Manuel and men's basketball coach Juwan Howard for the rest of the hour. 

Rico and Jim rip into Michigan AD Warde Manuel for his recent comments that indicate that he is not considering firing Juwan Howard any time soon. 

The guys react in live time to the news that one person is dead and multiple others are injured following a shooting at the Chiefs Super Bowl parade in Kansas City today. 

The guys spend the majority of the second hour asking the listeners if the amount of money they spent attending Lions playoff games was worth it or not. They take your calls on the topic and then wrap up the hour with an NFL mock draft "In Football Today" segment. 

David joins the guys to go through a 2024 NFL mock draft, asking questions about some of the biggest potential storylines in 2 months, including if a team will trade up to pick inside the top 3. 

The guys go straight to the phone lines to hear from Lions fans who spent money on tickets during their playoff run, asking them if it was all worth it. 

The guys want to know: if you spent money on attending Lions games this playoff run, was it worth it? 

Rico and Jim spend hour 1 of the show contemplating whether the Tigers are in need of an offensive upgrade and who it could possibly be. They throw out various names who they think would be a good fit and take your calls to gauge the callers' opinions on it. Then, Kenny takes over to do an NHL blitz to round out the hour. 

Kenny leads this NHL hockey blitz, going around the league and discussing topics such as the latest on the return of Connor Bedard.

Rico and Jim get straight to your calls on the various potential moves for the Tigers that they posed at the top of the show. 

In the midst of their conversation on the Tigers, the guys get live updates from Spring Training, where President of Baseball Ops Scott Harris spoke to the media about potentially acquiring another bat among other topics. 

Rico and Jim Costa open the show with a discussion about the Tigers' outlook now that pitchers and catchers have reported to Spring Training. The guys both present various current free agents for Detroit to sign before the start of the regular season. 

Rico and Jim Costa start the show off by discussing the Lions and what they want to see Brad Holmes prioritize this offseason. They gauge the reactions of callers on the topic and shift to Jared Goff's 2024 MVP odds to kick off the second hour. Then, the guys react to ESPN's way too early 2024 college football rankings, which has Michigan 13th. They talk about whether that's too high or too low and quickly get into a conversation about the state of the program under Sherrone Moore, shifting back to the Lions' offseason to end the show. 

Rico and Jim begin the final hour resetting the topic they began the show with which is their Lions' offseason wish list, and what they want Brad Holmes to prioritize the most. They take some final calls and give their final thoughts before speaking to Wojo and Riger before their show to wrap things up. 

The guys revisit the topic from earlier in the show about Brad Holmes' plans this offseason and what areas they'd like him to focus. 

The guys begin the third hour settling down following Roberto's Valentine's Day segment in the previous hour, then shift to discussing Michigan football being 13th in the country in ESPN's way too early 2024 rankings. They wrap the hour taking your calls on Michigan. 

Rico and Jim react to ESPN's way too-early college football rankings for the 2024 season, which have Michigan football at 13th in the nation. The guys give their thoughts on this and share their expectations of the Wolverines. 

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Rico and Jim kick off hour two looking at the most current odds for NFL MVP in 2024 and where Jared Goff stands among the favorites. They take your calls on the topic and round out the hour joined by Roberto who shares what not to do on Valentine's Day. 

Roberto joins the guys in this hilarious segment where he gives his expert advice on what not to do for your significant other on Valentine's Day. 

Rico and Jim open the phone lines to gauge callers' opinions on where Jared Goff ranks among the favorites to win the 2024 NFL MVP and what that says about how good he is as a QB. 

Rico and Jim go through the most recent odds for NFL MVP in 2024 and where Lions QB Jared Goff ranks among the favorites to win the award. 

The guys start off the show discussing where the areas in which Brad Holmes and the Lions need to focus to improve the team going into 2024. They open the phone lines and allow the listeners to chime in on the topic and finish the hour with an NFL offseason-focused "In Football Today".

Rico goes around the league and poses questions about a myriad of teams and situations, including what the Bears do with Justin Fields/the first pick and what the Jets will be with Aaron Rodgers next year. 

Rico and Jim go straight to the phone lines to hear what callers have to say about what the most pressing needs are for the Lions going into next season. 

Rico and Jim Costa discuss what they believe the Lions need to prioritize the most going into the 2024 NFL offseason and why they're in disagreement on the topic. 

Rico and Jim Costa (in for Valenti) go over all the big talking points from last night's Super Bowl, talk about Mahomes' legacy now that he's brought home his 3rd Lombardi Trophy, and discuss if the Lions would have won the game. Plus, they compare Dan Campbell's decision-making to Kyle Shanahan's in the big game and dish on their favorite commercials. All that and much more in this full show podcast!

Rico and Jim start the final hour of the show looking at the Super Bowl through a Lions fan's lens. They ask the people if they actually watched the big game and if they believe Detroit would have beaten Kansas City. Then, they finish the show joined by Wojo and Riger who had some choice words for what Patrick Mahomes has done in his NFL career thus far. 

Rico and Jim continue breaking down the Super Bowl but transition to looking at what it means for the Lions and their fans going forward. 

The guys spend the third hour talking about the legacy of Patrick Mahomes now that the Chiefs have repeated as Super Bowl champions. Then, they reset the Lions fans' refusal to watch the big game topic leading into the fourth hour. 

Mike and Jim take a look at Mahomes' legacy following his third Super Bowl win and offer their takes on where he stands and how his career will go in the years to come. 

The guys spend the second hour of the show discussing Dan Campbell's decision-making in the NFC Championship game and if they feel better about it after watching last night's Super Bowl. Plus, they give their opinions on their favorite commercials. 

Rico and Jim take a break from talking football to talk about their favorite Super Bowl commercials from last night. 

Rico and Jim revisit Dan Campbell's decision-making in the NFC Championship game following last night's blunders by Kyle Shanahan. 

Rico and Jim Costa open up the show with a discussion on what went wrong for the 49ers last night in the Super Bowl. They ponder if Mahomes and the Chiefs have solidified themselves as a dynasty in the NFL and if 49ers fans' pain is worse than Lions' fans after the NFC Championship game. Then, David and the guys do an "In Football Today" on the Super Bowl and the biggest news in the NFL now that the season is over. 

The guys discuss the biggest storylines coming out of the Super Bowl and going forward in the NFL following the end of the 2023 season. 

Rico and Jim try to figure out which of Lions fans and 49ers fans had the worse pain following their losses in the playoffs this year, and take your calls on the topic as well. 

Rico and Jim Costa open the show by breaking down what went wrong for the 49ers to blow a 10-point lead in Super Bowl 58. 

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The guys are left with no choice but to open the show talking Pistons after Troy Weaver's comments today in his various media availabilities. They quickly move on from that topic to get to some Super Bowl talk, and TJ Lang joins them at the top of the second hour to do exactly that. Then, they revisit the Pistons' talk once more to envision a future that includes Tobias Harris being the only significant offseason signing for Detroit. Mike, Rico, David, and Kenny wrap up the show by rating the classic Super Bowl food options and giving their final thoughts on how the game will go down. 

Mike, Rico, David, and Kenny open up the final hour by rating the classic Super Bowl food options that you'll eat at your parties on Sunday. Then, they spend the rest of the hour giving their final thoughts on the Big Game and are joined by Wojo and Riger before they take over at 6. 

The guys have some fun and list a myriad of classic Super Bowl food items and rank them on a scale of 1-5 in the flush rating. 

Mike and Rico open the second half of the show dishing on Troy Weaver's potential plans, including a signing of former Piston Tobias Harris, who will be an unrestricted free agent this summer. The guys open up the phone lines to take your calls on this very obviously catastrophic plan and round out the hour with an "I'm not watching the Super Bowl" version of "Who Said It?"

Roberto joins the guys to put them through an "I'm not watching the Super Bowl" version of "Who Said It?"

Mike and Rico revisit their Pistons' conversation, this time pondering what Detroit with all its cap room, and if it's breaking the bank to sign Tobias Harris. 

TJ Lang joins the guys for the entire hour to give his thoughts on the Lions' future and Brad Holmes' plans. Plus, they talk Super Bowl predictions, confidence in Brock Purdy, and do "Rico's Prop Bet Casino" and "The Picks".

Mike, TJ, David, and Kenny give their thoughts on Rico's various props he serves up for the Super Bowl. Plus, the guys give their picks for the Big Game. 

Mike, Rico, and TJ discuss what they expect from the Lions' front office and the team in general going into the offseason. 

TJ Lang joins the guys to talk Super Bowl and what he thinks about people skipping the Super Bowl because the 49ers beat the Lions. 

In a packed first hour, Mike and Rico cover a myriad of topics, including Troy Weaver's press conference today, Michigan Football's hiring of former Giants DC Wink Martindale to the same position, and more! Plus, Roberto joins the guys to do another Super Bowl "By the Numbers" blitz. 

Roberto joins the guys for one final Super Bowl "By The Numbers" blitz, taking everyone on a rollercoaster ride in this must-listen segment. 

The guys start the second segment with some breaking news: Chip Kelly is Columbus-bound to be the offensive coordinator of Ohio State. Mike and Rico discuss this and the report that former Giants defensive coordinator Wink Martindale will be Michigan's new DC. 

Mike and Rico open the show by reacting to Troy Weaver's post-NBA Trade Deadline press conference, where he backed up the moves he made which were widely criticized.

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Mike and Rico open up the show and spend the first hour discussing all things Pistons and Troy Weaver's incompetence stemming from their head-scratching moves leading up to the NBA Trade Deadline. The guys shift later on to all things Super Bowl, with 2 "In Football Today" segments and one "Deal Breakers". Then, they finally cave and ask the people how they could possibly think of skipping the biggest sporting event in the United States, just because one of the teams knocked out the Lions. 

Mike and Rico split the last hour between taking your calls on the skipping the Super Bowl topic and running through the Pistons' head scratching moves earlier today. 

Mike and Rico go straight to the callers to start the final hour of the show, asking if they'll be skipping the Super Bowl this year or not. 

Roberto joins the guys at the top of the hour to do Super Bowl "Deal Breakers". Then, the guys discuss Wink Martindale's interview with Michigan and round out the hour with the skipping the Super Bowl topic. 

Mike and Rico open the segment by acknowledging the popularity of the "Are you skipping the Super Bowl" question and discussing the absurdity of it. 

Roberto joins the guys again and poses some hilarious hypothetical "deal breakers" for Super Bowl Sunday. 

The guys open up the second hour wrapping up the Pistons' conversation with the NBA Trade Deadline in the rear view mirror. They take your calls on Troy Weaver's incompetence, then Rico does a Super Bowl blitz and Circa Resort's Derek Stevens joins to talk betting trends and lines from the big game. 

Derek Stevens joins the guys in his weekly spot. This week, he talks Super Bowl betting trends, lines, and what's going on in Vegas in the days leading up to the big game. 

Rico asks Mike and the guys Super Bowl-related hypotheticals and questions. 

Mike and Rico continue their bashing of Troy Weaver and the Pistons organization and deem this segment the last time they'll talk about the team until June. 

Mike and Rico spend the first hour of the show recapping all the deals the Pistons made leading up to the NBA Trade Deadline and trying not to get so angry over them. They take your calls on Troy Weaver's incompetency and his inexplicable moves, and then do a Super Bowl "by the numbers" blitz to round out the hour. 

Roberto joins the guys for another Super Bowl "by the numbers" blitz, and you know the drill. He gives them numbers, they guess what they mean. 

Mike and Rico go straight to the phones in this segment and hear what the listeners have to say about all of the questionable moves Troy Weaver has made today. 

The guys struggle to comprehend the plan behind Troy Weaver's moves leading up to the 2024 NBA Trade Deadline. 

Mike and Rico open the show by recapping the disastrous moves Troy Weaver and the Pistons have made throughout the hours leading up to the NBA Trade Deadline today. 

Mike and Rico start the show off hot with a long rant about the state of the MSU Spartans men's basketball team and Tom Izzo's role in all of it. They continue that topic throughout the majority of the show, breaking away to do a couple of "In Football Today" segments and to discuss the trade(s) made by Troy Weaver and the Pistons.

The guys continue the Izzo talk but broaden the topic to just legends in general, asking the people how much patience they should have with legends. They take some more calls and then wrap up the show joined by Wojo and Riger. 

Mike and Rico revisit the Izzo/Michigan State conversation and ask the people what level of patience they have with the team and its coach. 

Mike and Rico devote the entire 3rd hour to talking about Troy Weaver and the Pistons, who made a trade earlier today, and then one during the show, which the guys react to in the last segment.

Mike and Rico get into the Pistons' trade that they made with the Utah Jazz today and question whether there are any more moves on the horizon. 

Mike and Rico open the second hour the same way they started the first, talking Michigan State Spartans men's basketball. They continue to take your calls, do an "In Football Today", and wrap the hour with a discussion about how absurdly priced the tickets at the Super Bowl are. 

In the second "In Football Today" of the show, Rico asks the guys various hypotheticals including where Saquon Barkley will end up next year and what Andy Reid will do if the Chiefs win the Super Bowl again.

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Mike and Rico open the phone lines yet again on Izzo and Michigan State men's basketball. 

The guys continue the Michigan State conversation and discuss how good the team can realistically be going forward under Tom Izzo. 

Mike and Rico open the show by going after Tom Izzo for the job he has done the past few years as head coach of Michigan State men's basketball. They ask the listeners where their "parking meter" is on Izzo and get multiple callers who chime in on the conversation. Then, David joins the guys to do a Super Bowl "By the Numbers" blitz. 

David joins the guys to give random Super Bowl-related numbers, which Mike and Rico try to guess what they mean. 

Mike and Rico go straight to the people following Mike's choice words for the Michigan State men's basketball program. 

Mike opens up the show by ripping apart Tom Izzo and Michigan State men's basketball following their abysmal loss to Minnesota last night 59-56.

The guys open the show with a response to St. John's head coach Rick Pitino's suggestion that college basketball should implement a salary cap. They take your calls on the topic and then transition into another discussion about Brad Holmes' plans for the Lions going forward. In the second half of the show, they go over the latest reports on what, if anything, the Pistons have up their sleeves before the NBA Trade Deadline on Thursday. They finish the show by taking your calls on Brad Holmes. 

Mike and Rico begin the 4th hour resetting the Brad Holmes conversation, with the guys standing by their takes that they will not be content with the Lions not making huge moves this offseason. Then, they finish out the show joined by Wojo and Riger where they find out Michigan D-Line coach Mike Elston will be following Jim Harbaugh to the Chargers.

Valenti outlines why he's not content with the idea of sustained success from the Lions, and wants them to go all in to ensure they can win a Super Bowl in the coming years. 

The guys start up the second half of the show with their usual bashing of the Pistons, who apparently are reluctant to make a move before the NBA Trade Deadline on Thursday. Then, they revisit their conversation on Rick Pitino's idea for college basketball to finish up the hour. 

Mike and Rico discuss the possibility of the Pistons making no moves ahead of the NBA Trade Deadline this Thursday. They also go through potential moves Detroit COULD make, including one with the Knicks. 

Mike and Rico start the second hour revisiting Brad Holmes' comments made in his press conference yesterday. They ponder what he meant and if he was foreshadowing anything with what he said. Then, they do a Super Bowl 'by the numbers" blitz to wrap up the hour. 

Roberto joins the guys to quiz them on various numbers related to the Super Bowl and what they mean and are connected to. 

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The guys keep the Brad Holmes and Lions' plans conversation rolling, discussing whether they agree or disagree with the way it looks like Detroit will be going in the offseason. 

The guys go back to Lions GM Brad Holmes' comments yesterday, and speculate if he was foreshadowing any potential moves or strategy. 

Mike and Rico open up the show with the suggestion of Rick Pitino that college basketball needs a salary cap. They take your calls on the topic, discuss it further in length, and round out the hour with an "In Football Today".

Rico takes the guys through a potpourri of NFL-related topics that Valenti absolutely hates, including what Travis Kelce had to say about his brother Jason. 

The guys open up the phone lines, letting the listeners react to Rick Pitino's comments on implementing a salary cap to fix the mess that is college basketball. 

Mike and Rico open the show discussing St. John's men's basketball head coach Rick Pitino's take on fixing college sports, proposing a salary cap for all teams. 

Mike and Rico open the show with a conversation about how Lions fans are feeling a week removed from the collapse against the 49ers and ask the listeners if they're going to be skipping this year's Super Bowl. Then, the guys break down Brad Holmes' comments following his press conference earlier today and Valenti reveals a player that the Pistons are targeting before Thursday's NBA trade deadline. They wrap up the show by resetting the Holmes topic and taking your calls on it. 

Mike and Rico round out the show by continuing the conversation about Brad Holmes' comments at his press conference today. Then, Wojo and Riger join the guys before taking over at 6. 

Mike and Rico reset the Brad Holmes' comments conversation and dive deeper into the Lions' plans and how they'll go about improving their roster in the offseason. 

Mike and Rico start the second half of the show fielding your calls on the Brad Holmes press conference. Then, they transition into discussing the absolute mess that is the Pistons' plans to improve before the NBA trade deadline on Thursday. Valenti reveals a major target for Detroit which is unfathomable. 

The guys dedicate this segment to discussing the ongoing dysfunction behind the Pistons' plans ahead of Thursday's trade deadline, and one player Valenti heard Detroit is looking to acquire. 

The guys open the hour with a reaction to Lions GM Brad Holmes' comments made in a press conference earlier today. They take plenty of your calls on the topic and wrap up the hour going around the NFL in another edition of "In Football Today".

The guys go around the league discussing the biggest news in the NFL, and then finish the conversation with some Super Bowl talk. 

Mike and Rico open up the phone lines to hear what the listeners have to say about Lions GM Brad Holmes' comments on the state of the team and any future moves they may make.

The guys react to Brad Holmes' comments and Valenti picks a bone with a specific part of what the Lions GM had to say. 

Mike and Rico open the show with a discussion on how Lions fans are feeling right now over a week removed from their NFC Championship collapse. They also ask the listeners whether or not they're going to skip watching this year's Super Bowl. Then, they go through ESPN's latest mock draft in a segment of "In Football Today". 

Mike goes through the latest ESPN NFL mock draft and the guys answer with thumbs up or thumbs down to the hypotheticals proposed in it. 

The guys open up the phone lines to ask the listeners how they're feeling a week removed from the NFC Championship collapse. 

Mike and Rico open up the first show of the week dishing on Lions fans being unable to move on after their NFC Championship collapse. 

Mike and Rico get the show started with an unusual topic: the University of Detroit Mercy Titans men's basketball team, which is an astounding 0-23. Then, the guys shift over to hearing what you'll do with your free time now that football is essentially over and what the Pistons could possibly be thinking by attempting to trade for Zach Lavine. In the final hour, they bring up the report of the Big Ten & SEC's unlikely alliance. 

Mike, Rico, and the guys react to the news of the Big 10 and SEC's partnership. They wonder what college sports will look like in the future and whether the NCAA will even be involved. 

With the news that the SEC and the Big 10 are "uniting" to solve major issues in college athletics, Mike, Rico, and the guys predict what the future of college sports will look like.

Mike and Rico open the hour with the news that there's a real possibility the Pistons will trade for Bulls' Zach Lavine. Then, Roberto joins the show again to host "Who Said It?"

Roberto joins the guys to quiz them in this segment of "Who Said It?"

Valenti drops a truth bomb on the Pistons and Troy Weaver for potentially trading for Zach Lavine from the Bulls. 

In a packed second hour, Mike and Rico try to make sense of what they should do with their free time with football being over. Plus, they react to Jim Harbaugh's comments to Colin Cowherd earlier today. Then, they go "On The Board". 

The guys react to Jim Harbaugh's comments on J.J. McCarthy. Then, they shift back to discussing what they will do now that football is done. 

Mike and Rico open up hour 2 pondering what people are going to do with their free time now that football is basically done. 

In hour 1, the guys deviate from their normal discussions to call out the unfathomable 0-23 start of the Detroit Mercy Titans. They speak to some people who follow the team and others who actually go to them, and then they do a Super Bowl by the numbers "In Football Today". 

Roberto joins the guys to give them some Super Bowl-related numbers and they guess where they come from. 

The crazy start to the show just got a bit crazier: someone who has season tickets to the University of Detroit men's basketball team called in to discuss the state of the team. 

Mike and Rico open the show in an unusual way: speaking on the incompetence of the University of Detroit Men's Basketball team, WHICH HAS ZERO WINS. 

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Mike is back from his hiatus and gets right to work criticizing the Pistons for allowing Troy Weaver to continue to call the shots as GM of the team. In the 2nd and 3rd hours, the guys focus on the Lions and their expectations for the 2024 season and get segments of "Deal Breakers" and "Valenti's 5-star Zone Blitz" in. Then, they hear some comments made by Jim Harbaugh in his introductory press conference as head coach of the Chargers, which they have choice words for. 

The guys are amused by some interesting comments Jim Harbaugh made at his introductory press conference as Chargers head coach. They react to this and take some callers who chime in on the conversation. 

Mike and Rico continue the Harbaugh conversation, discussing what he has done and continues to do to leave the Michigan program in a worse place than he found it. 

Mike and Rico react in almost live time to the comments made by Jim Harbaugh in his introductory press conference as head coach of the LA Chargers. 

To start the third hour of the show, Valenti puts the guys through a 5-star Zone Ambush blitz. Then, they do a "Deal Breakers" segment later in the hour. 

Roberto joins the guys for a weekly "Deal Breakers", this one centered on NFL and Lions hypotheticals. 

Mike asks Evan and Rico a multitude of questions about the state of the Michigan and Michigan State basketball programs in this 5-star Zone Ambush Blitz. 

Mike and Rico spend the 2nd hour focusing on what the Lions' expectations will be in 2024 with both Aaron Glenn and Ben Johnson shockingly returning to the team. Then, at the end of the hour, they speak to Derek Stevens of The Circa Resort & Casino who dishes on Super Bowl 58 gambling trends. 

The guys open up the phone lines and expand the conversation they had in the first segment of the hour to some callers as well, who chime in on how they feel regarding the Lions' Super Bowl expectations in 2024. 

Mike and Rico shift gears to start hour #2, talking about what expectations will be for the Lions in 2024 with the franchise returning both of its coordinators. 

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Mike and Rico open the show by discussing the Pistons' lack of direction going into the NBA Trade Deadline and take some calls from people who are fed up with GM Troy Weaver. Then, the guys take part in "In Football Today" and "On The Board". 

Kenny joins the guys to name various upcoming free agents in the NFL and they all predict where they will end up. 

The guys open up the phone lines to hear what the listeners have to say about the dilemma the Detroit Pistons are facing and what Troy Weaver has done to bring it on. 

Mike and Rico open the show sounding the already sounded alarm on Pistons' GM Troy Weaver with the NBA Trade Deadline coming up. 

Rico and Jim Costa dedicate the entire show to two specific questions: Do you want Aaron Glenn back? Will you ever be able to get over the Lions' losing a 17 point lead in the NFC Championship game? They're also joined by Kenny to sprinkle in two separate "In Football Today" segments.   

The guys take your calls throughout the final hour to hear where you stand on whether the Lions' loss to the 49ers will haunt you forever or not. 

Rico and Jim open the phone lines again to hear from the listeners about their feelings regarding the Lions' NFC Championship loss. 

The guys open the third hour with your calls on whether you'll ever get over what happened in the NFC Championship game. Plus, Rico shares his experience at Michigan-Michigan State. 

Rico was in East Lansing last night for Michigan-Michigan State and explains his disappointment in what was once a massive rivalry. 

Rico and Jim spend the majority of the second hour dishing on WoJo's comments earlier this morning on 97.1 about how the Lions fans should be feeling following their NFC Championship meltdown. Plus, Kenny hops on the show to give the guys some hypothetical free agent targets for Detroit. 

Kenny joins the guys to give them a myriad of potential Lions' free agent targets, to which Rico and Jim respond if they want each in Detroit or not. 

Going off of what WoJo said this morning, Rico and Jim ask the people their thoughts on whether the Lions' loss in the NFC Championship will haunt them for years to come or won't affect them at all. 

The guys discuss what WoJo had to say earlier today about the impact and magnitude of the Lions' collapse to the 49ers in the NFC Championship game on Detroit fans. 

Rico and Jim open the show by talking about Lions' Defensive Coordinator Aaron Glenn and his future plans. They take your calls on the topic and do an "In Football Today". 

In this version of "In Football Today", the guys react to the news that the Seahawks are hiring Ravens DC Mike Macdonald as their new head coach. Plus, they dish on the most recent New York Jets reports. 

Rico and Jim open up the phone lines in the second segment to see what the listeners have to say about the job Aaron Glenn has done as Lions DC and if they want him back next year. 

Rico and Jim Costa (in for Valenti again) shift their focus from Ben Johnson to Aaron Glenn, who is interviewing with the Commanders for their head coaching vacancy. 

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Rico and Jim Costa (filling in for Valenti) react to the major news that Ben Johnson will be returning to the Lions as offensive coordinator for the 2024 NFL season. They ponder whether or not they can move Detroit's goal posts for next season with how well this season went. Then, they do an "In Football Today" and finish out the show in the last couple of hours taking your calls on the Johnson news and how you feel going into next season for the Lions. 

Rico and Jim open the final hour by resetting the conversation back to Ben Johnson's decision to stay with the Detroit Lions. They ponder why he turned down multiple potential head coaching offers and take more calls right up until the end of the show!

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The guys try to fathom why Ben Johnson declined to become a head coach in the NFL to stay on in Detroit as the offensive coordinator. 

In hour 3, the guys continue the Lions' expectations talk and react to Tom Brady's comments on Dan Campbell's decision-making in the NFC Championship against the 49ers. 

Rico and Jim disagree about what the Lions' expectations will be for the 2024 NFL season. They continue to take listeners' calls to hear what you have to say about Detroit's "goal posts" for next year. 

Rico and Jim react to Tom Brady's comments about Dan Campbell's decision-making in the NFC Championship game against the 49ers. Plus, they continue to take your calls on the Lions' expectations for next year. 

In hour 2 of the show, Rico and Jim discuss what the expectations are for the Lions going into next season considering how close they came this year. They take your calls on the topic and round out the hour with an "In Football Today". 

Kenny joins Rico and Jim to discuss some gambling lines for the Super Bowl next weekend. Plus, the guys predict the future of Mike Tomlin in Pittsburgh. 

The guys open the phone lines to hear from the listeners about the "goal posts" conversation in the wake of Ben Johnson's decision to return to Detroit. 

Rico and Jim shift the main conversation of the show into expectations talk for the Lions in the 2024 season. They want to know if Ben Johnson coming back moves the goal posts at all for next year. 

Rico and Jim spend the entire first hour discussing the only positive news the Lions fans have heard since Sunday night: Ben Johnson is staying on as Detroit's offensive coordinator. They take plenty of calls, who share how they're feeling less than 48 hours removed from the NFC Championship. 

The guys open up the phone lines to hear what the listeners have to say about Ben Johnson returning to the Lions as offensive coordinator. 

Rico and Jim continue to break down the return of Ben Johnson and present multiple theories as to why they believe he is staying in Detroit. 

Rico and Jim Costa, who is in for Valenti today, react to the news that Lions' Offensive Coordinator Ben Johnson will be returning to the team after interviewing with teams for head coach openings. 

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Mike and Rico open the show on a somber note following what we witnessed from the Lions last night in the NFC Championship game. The guys break down all aspects of the game, and they keep the phone lines open throughout the show to allow callers to express how they are feeling about their beloved Lions. In the second hour, they take a break to do an NFL championship-round blitz during "In Football Today". 

The guys wrap up the Lions fan therapy session with a few more calls and thoughts about Dan Campbell, Josh Reynolds, and more!

Mike and Rico are in lockstep about most of the decisions Dan Campbell made last night, except one: kicking the field goal to put the Lions up 17 instead of going for it on 4th down to make it a 21-point game. They discuss this and other decisions in this segment. 

In hour 3, the guys keep the Lions fan therapy session going. After sorting out some technical difficulties, they take your calls on Dan Campbell and the future of the Lions. 

Mike and Rico open up the phone lines again after some technical difficulties and keep the Lions fan therapy session going. 

Mike and Rico open the third hour resetting the Dan Campbell decision-making conversation. Then, they try to make sense of what the Lions' future will look like after this year. 

Mike and Rico start the second hour discussing if we should be placing the blame on Dan Campbell for the Lions' loss to the 49ers. Then, they open the phone lines on the topic, get into a conversation about C.J. Gardner-Johnson's theatrics, and end the hour with an "In Football Today".

Mike and Rico take a segment off from talking about Lions-49ers and shift to discuss winners and losers from the NFL Championship Round, including Taylor Swift and the Chiefs. 

Mike and Rico react to the theatrics from C.J. Gardner-Johnson in the first half of Lions-49ers and what they expect his future to be with Detroit. 

Mike and Rico open the second hour honing in on the topic on everyone's mind: did Dan Campbell's decisions cost the Lions a trip to the Super Bowl?

Mike and Rico open the show by discussing what went wrong last night against the 49ers and if there's anyone specific to blame for the result. Then, they open the phone lines and start the Lions fan group therapy, leading to some emotional calls into the show. The guys wrap up the hour with a quick "On The Board".

Mike and Rico keep the phone lines open and take calls from multiple fans, including one that has just about had it with "Dan Gamble".

Mike and Rico open the phone lines to jump start the Lions fan therapy session following Detroit's loss to San Francisco in the NFC Championship game last night.

Mike and Rico open their first show after the Lions' collapse against the 49ers trying to make sense of exactly what happened in the second half and what the ramifications are. 

Mike and Rico take the entire show to dissect every aspect of Lions-49ers before their matchup on Sunday night. TJ Lang joins the guys in the 3:00 hour, participating in "The Picks" and making his prediction for the game. Plus, the guys play "Who Said It?" and much more in this packed show!

Mike and Rico kick off the final hour of the week by going through what their biggest concerns are for the Lions against the 49ers in the NFC Championship game. They take your calls on the topic and get you set for Sunday night!

Mike and Rico open the last hour of the show before Lions-49ers sharing their biggest concerns and what they're confident about going into the game for Detroit. 

The guys open the third hour reacting to both the Lions' and 49ers' injury reports that were recently released. Then, they play "Who Said It?" and round out the hour discussing their biggest concerns for Lions going into the NFC Championship. 

Roberto joins the guys to host this NFC Championship special edition of "Who Said it?"

Mike and Rico get the final Lions and 49ers injury reports and go over whether Deebo Samuel and others will be active for Sunday's game. 

In hour 2, TJ Lang joins the guys to preview Lions-49ers and take your calls on the game. Plus, they give their picks for the NFC and AFC Championship games. 

Mike, Rico, TJ and the guys go around and give their picks for tonight's NBA slate and for the NFC and AFC Championship games this weekend. 

Mike, Rico, and TJ open up the lines to hear how you are feeling going into the Lions' first NFC Championship game in over three decades. 

TJ Lang joins the guys to discuss his expectations for the Lions going into their showdown with the 49ers in the NFC Championship game. 

Mike and Rico open the show discussing their points of confidence and concern for Lions-49ers in the NFC Championship this weekend. Then, they hear what some callers have to say on the topic and round out the hour with "Rico's Prop Bet Casino" and "On The Board".

Rico serves up the guys some prop bets from the AFC and NFC Championship games this weekend and they predict if the over or the under will hit. 

The guys open up the phones lines early here on this Friday to hear what callers have to say about their points of confidence and concern for the NFC Championship. 

Mike and Rico open the show discussing what their points of confidence and concerns are for the Lions going into the NFC Championship game. 

The guys open the show with the news that Jim Harbaugh will finally be making the jump back to the NFL to be the Chargers' head coach. They do a couple of "In Football Today" segments including one that is Michigan themed. Then, they transition into talking about Lions-49ers this Sunday, asking the listeners where and how they're watching. 

Rico asks the listeners where/how they're watching the NFC Championship on Sunday night, opens the phone lines, and sits back to hear callers' plans for the game. 

Rico keeps the phone lines open to hear where you'll be watching the NFC Championship this Sunday. 

Rico wants to know: where are you going to be watching Lions-49ers? He takes multiple callers who answer the question. 

Roberto leads off the third hour with a myriad of Lions-49ers deal breakers. Then, Rico resets the Jim Harbaugh "Did he leave the program in a worse place" topic and takes your calls. 

Roberto hops on the show with Rico and the guys to do a Lions-49ers edition of "Deal Breakers".

The guys open the hour talking Harbaugh to Chargers, what this means for the UM Football program, and more. They take your calls before Mike debuts a special "go blue" blitz. Then, Derek Stevens joins Rico in his weekly spot to close the hour. 

Mike asks various Michigan-related hypotheticals to Rico, David, and Kenny in this "In Football Today" blitz. 

Mike and Rico dedicate this entire segment to hearing what the listeners have to say in response to the question of "did Harbaugh leave Michigan in a worse place than he found it"?

The guys continue the Harbaugh conversation and open up the phone lines to hear what you have to say about the future of Michigan Football. 

The guys spend the first hour discussing the big news that Jim Harbaugh is departing Michigan to become the head coach of the LA Chargers. Then, they do an NFL executive predictions "In Football Today" and round out the hour with "On the Board". 

Kenny leads an NFL "In Football Today" blitz going around the league predicting destinations for various different players/executives. 

The guys continue the Harbaugh conversation and look forward to the immediate future for Michigan Football, with OC Sherrone Moore favored to take over the program. 

Mike and Rico open the show with the news that Jim Harbaugh will be the next head coach of the LA Chargers and ponder if he left Michigan football worse than he found it in 2015. 

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Mike and Rico lead off with their Goff/Purdy debate. Then, they transition into discussing the latest on Jim Harbaugh's potential jump to the NFL and wrap up the show debating whether or not Jared Goff is worth the inevitable extension he is going to get from the Lions. 

In the final hour, Mike and Rico stay locked into the Jared Goff extension talk and frequently take your calls to hear who is going to annoy Valenti by saying it's time to move on from the Lions QB. 

Mike and Rico set up the Jared Goff conversation and open up the phone lines, getting a wide range of opinions from callers. 

The guys open the hour talking about Jim Harbaugh, then continue the Jared Goff contract extension conversation.

Mike and Rico discuss the inevitable contract extension for Jared Goff, and ask whether or not the big $ scares them or not. 

Mike and Rico start the hour by taking some callers who share their opinions on the Brock Purdy-Jared Goff discussion. Plus, the guys give an update on Jim Harbaugh and do another segment of "In Football Today".

In this version of "In Football Today", the guys go around the NFL and college football landscapes discussing various job openings and who they think ends up where. Plus, Rico offers up a Justin Fields hypothetical that gets a whole lot of backlash from Valenti. 

Mike and Rico give an update on Jim Harbaugh and his latest movements. 

Mike and Rico start the third hour by opening the phone lines, leading to one call which disappoints the guys. 

The guys open the show comparing and contrasting Brock Purdy and Jared Goff. They ask whether Lions' fans are overrating Purdy and offer up some QB hypotheticals. Then, segments of "In Football Today" and "On The Board" round out the hour. 

Mike, Rico, and David go around the league and discuss the biggest news in the NFL, including an update on Deebo Samuel's status for Sunday. 

Going off of the Purdy-Goff conversation, Mike and Rico look at what both quarterbacks are going to have to deal with during Lions-49ers. 

Rico wants to know: are you confident for the NFC Championship because of who is under center for the 49ers? The guys look at various QB "which would you rather have" hypotheticals and make their own arguments on the subject. 

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Mike, Rico, and the guys kick off the show with the rumors that Jim Harbaugh seems bound for Los Angeles to be the next head coach of the Chargers. Then, they transition into asking if the Lions' lowered expectations has them playing with house money at this point in the playoffs. 

Mike and Rico round out the show with an update on the Jim Harbaugh-Chargers reports. Plus, the guys continue to take your calls on Lions' "house money" conversation. 

Mike, Rico and the guys discuss their early feelings going into Lions-49ers on Sunday night. 

In the third hour, Mike and Rico continue their Lions' "house money" conversation and keep the phone lines open for the people to chime in on the topic. They also react live to the firing of Bucks' head coach Adrian Griffin and the rumors that they're interested in Doc Rivers to replace him. 

Mike and Rico open this segment talking about the Bucks' firing of head coach Adrian Griffin and the now widely reported rumors that Milwaukee is targeting Doc Rivers to fill the role. Then, they get to your calls and continue the Lions' "house money" talk. 

For the second hour, the guys shift the conversation to Lions, with Valenti asking the listeners if they believe Detroit is playing with house money or not. Plus, David leads the second "In Football Today" of the show. 

Mike, Rico, and David go around the NFL and look at the remaining head coach openings and speculate who will end up at each. 

Mike and Rico take your calls regarding the "house money" question and conversation. 

With the Lions heading down to the Bay Area to play the 49ers in the NFC Championship, Mike asks the people: Is Detroit playing with house money? 

Mike and Rico kick off hour one of the show breaking down the Harbaugh to the LA Chargers reports. Then, they do "In Football Today" and "On The Board" segments to close out the hour. 

In this segment of "In Football Today", the guys go around the league answering various questions and hypotheticals including whether or not it's time for the NFL to change the end zone fumble touchback rule. 

Mike and Rico open the phone lines early in the show to hear what the listeners have to say about Jim Harbaugh's probable departure from the University of Michigan to go to the NFL. 

Mike and Rico open the show discussing the news that Jim Harbaugh has a second interview with the LA Chargers and the odds for him to go there have significantly increased. 

Mike, Rico, and the guys go on a victory lap on this "cocktail" Monday before they transition into 49ers talk on Tuesday for the rest of the week. They take some ecstatic callers and touch on the rarity of what is currently happening for the Lions and their fans. 

The guys keep the cocktail Monday party going until Mike serves a wake up call for people on "Dan Gamble".

Mike poses the hypothetical: would you give up a title from another team you're a fan of in a different sport for a chance to get to the Super Bowl like the Lions have right now?

Mike discusses what the Lions being underdogs against the 49ers means with Dan Campbell as their head coach. 

The guys continue to bask in the glory that is the Lions advancing to the NFC Championship game for the first time in over 3 decades. Plus, they take your calls and round out the first hour with "In Football Today".

The guys discuss what went down in the NFL's Divisional Round and rank the remaining QBs in the Championship Round.  

Mike and Rico keep the celebration going, take more callers, and look past this year to gauge what the future holds for the Lions. 

Mike and Rico keep the Lions' celebration coming but pivot to discuss Stephen A Smith's comments on the city of Detroit. 

The guys spend the first hour simply focusing on the Lions' triumph over the Buccaneers yesterday, and reiterating just how close Detroit is to the Super Bowl. They take some callers who chime in, and do "On The Board" to close out the hour. 

The guys look at tonight's slate of NBA and College Basketball games and share their favorite picks. 

Mike and Rico open the phone lines to hear what the listeners have to say about the Lions being only one game away from their first ever Super Bowl appearance. 

Mike and Rico open this celebration Monday show reacting to the Lions' win yesterday over the Buccaneers and discussing how they feel going into the NFC Championship.   

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Ahead of the first NFC Divisional Round game the Lions have played in over 3 decades, Mike, Rico, and the guys dedicate the entire show to breaking down all aspects of their matchup with the Buccaneers. They do "Rico's Prop Bet Casino", give their picks for this weekend, and "Who Said It?". Plus, TJ Lang joins the fun in hour 2.

Mike and Rico give their final thoughts and takes and take a few callers to round out the show ahead of Lions-Buccaneers in the NFC Divisional Round this Sunday afternoon.

Mike and Rico take the temperature of the listeners by opening the lines and hearing from some callers, who chime in on how they're feeling about Lions-Bucs. 

In a packed third hour containing both "Who Said It?" and Lions-Bucs injury report talk, the guys round out the hour asking if it's unfair to consider the Lions Super Bowl contenders. 

With the final injury report for Lions-Buccaneers just being released, the guys read and react to it on air. 

TJ Lang sticks around for this Lions-Bucs edition of "Who Said It?"

In hour 2, TJ Lang joins the guys to discuss his confidence in the Lions against the Bucs this Sunday in the NFC Divisional Round. Plus, the guys give you their picks for this weekend. 

Mike, Rico, TJ, and the guys give their gambling picks for the NFL Divisional Round this weekend. 

Mike, Rico, and TJ discuss Lions' OC Ben Johnson's head coaching interview schedule in the next 2 days and whether or not that's concerning for Sunday. Plus, they get into Kelly Stafford's comments last week. 

TJ Lang joins the guys in his weekly hour-long spot and shares his confidence level for Lions-Bucs, and why he's erring on the side of caution. 

The guys take the first hour to discuss how they feel going into Lions-Bucs. Plus, they do a weekly "Rico's Prop Bet Casino", and round out the hour with "On The Board".

The weekly segment returns as Rico gives the guys over/under lines for various prop bets from the NFL Divisional Round this weekend. 

The guys keep the Lions-Buccaneers expectations talk going and take some callers who chime in on the conversation. 

Mike and Rico open up this divisional round football Friday gauging expectations for the Lions this Sunday against the Buccaneers. 

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Mike, Rico, and the guys focus on two main topics today: Jim Harbaugh's next destination and whether Valenti is allowed to move the goal posts on the Lions' expectations this season. They do an "In Football Today", discuss the ideal party dishes for Sunday, and much more! 

The guys get back into the Harbaugh conversation in the last hour. They update the odds on where he'll end up and take calls from listeners who offer a few different takes on the topic. 

Mike and Rico reset to start the last hour of the show by updating the Harbaugh to stay in Michigan or to go to the NFL odds, which have shifted since it's been reported that Mike Vrabel interviewed for the Chargers job as well. 

In hour 3, the guys take your calls on Valenti seeking permission to move the Lions' goal posts and do a "Deal Breakers" segment with an interesting twist. 

Mike asks the guys some Lions-Buccaneers themed hypotheticals in this edition of "Deal Breakers"

Now that things have changed for the Lions going into their matchup with the 9-8 Buccaneers, Mike politely asks the listeners if he's allowed to move the goal posts on Detroit's season. They discuss this, talk best party dishes for Sunday afternoon, and speak to Circa Las Vegas' Derek Stevens. 

Roberto joins the guys to ask them about the best party dishes you can have at home while watching Lions-Buccaneers this Sunday. 

Mike and Rico hear from some callers on whether or not they approve of moving the goal posts on the Lions' expectations this season. 

Mike gives everyone a call to action on whether we're allowed to move the goal posts on the Lions' season and the expectations of them going into their matchup with the Buccaneers. 

The guys spend the majority of the first hour discussing Jim Harbaugh's looming decision to either go to the NFL or come back as Michigan football's head coach. Plus, they go around the league for an "In Football Today" and give you their picks in "On The Board". 

The guys go around the NFL, starting with Commissioner Goodell's comments on refereeing in his interview with Mike Tirico. Then, they eventually get around to Matthew Stafford's initial reaction to Kerby Joseph's low hit on the Rams' Tyler Higbee. 

Mike and Rico continue the Harbaugh conversation, with the former throwing cold water on the idea of a return for the national champion head coach. They open up the phone lines and let the listeners chime in, 

The guys break down the latest betting odds on Jim Harbaugh's next destination. They all give their hypothetical bets on whether he stays at Michigan, goes to the Chargers, or somewhere else in the NFL. 

Mike, Rico, and the guys spend most of the show discussing the lack of downside to giving Jared Goff a long term contract extension. Plus, they dish on the Jim Harbaugh report, go around the NFL and college football landscape in "In Football Today" segments and much more!

The guys shift back and forth between the topics of Jared Goff and Jim Harbaugh, taking your calls to hear what you have to say. 

The guys take your calls on Jared Goff for most of the third hour and focus on Troy Weaver for one segment. 

Mike and Rico finally react to the Pistons' trade made this past weekend, shipping Marvin Bagley III to the Wizards. 

The guys open the phone lines on the topic of Jared Goff, which results in Mike going off on a caller who won't let the hosts get a word in. 

Mike and Rico devote the entire second hour to the topic of Jared Goff and if he's good enough to be the franchise quarterback for the Lions for years to come. 

The guys do their second "In Football Today" segment of the day, with this one focusing on college football instead of the NFL.  

The guys keep the Goff conversation rolling and take callers who chime in on the conversation. 

Mike and Rico discuss what Jared Goff has brought to the table as Lions QB and why he deserves a contract extension. 

Mike and Rico devote most of the first hour of the show talking about the report that Jim Harbaugh asked Michigan to include an immunity clause. Plus, the guys go around the NFL in "In Football Today" and do an "On the Board" segment.  

Rico goes around the NFL and poses various hypotheticals to the guys, including where Bill Belichick and Jim Harbaugh end up.

Mike, Rico, and David react to recent reports alleging that Jim Harbaugh asked Michigan for immunity in his potential new contract. 

Mike and Rico open the show with a quick conversation about the news that Red Wings, Pistons, and Tigers games will likely now be on Amazon Prime. Then, they shift over to Jim Harbaugh asking Michigan for immunity to return back to the school.  

Mike, Rico, and the guys dedicate the entire show towards discussing the Lions' historic win over Matthew Stafford and the Rams this past Sunday night. Also in this full episode of The Valenti Show: Segments of "The Time Machine", "In Football Today", and a discussion of the absurdity of Kelly Stafford's comments. 

Mike and Rico round out the show by keeping the phone lines open. Plus, they finally address Kelly Stafford's comments alleging that the Detroit fans were booing her daughters. 

The guys wrap up their first show of the week by finally addressing and putting to bed the Kelly Stafford controversy, and are joined by Riger and Wojo, who will be on from 6-8 pm.  

Mike and Rico begin the last hour by keeping the phone lines open to hear what you have to say on the Lions' big win. 

Mike and Rico devote most of hour 3 opening the phone lines to hear what you're feeling after the Lions finally ended their 32 year playoff win drought against the Rams on Sunday night. 

The guys want to know: where does this win rank in your history of being a sports fan? They open the phone lines to get answers on this. 

The guys start the third hour of the show urging listeners to be realistic about their expectations for Lions-Buccaneers, and not to underestimate Tampa Bay. 

In the second hour, the guys continue discussing what the Lions' win means for the city of Detroit. They take a few callers to get their thoughts and do a Super Wild Card round "In Football Today".

The guys go around and answer Rico's Wild Card Weekend-centric questions in this version of "In Football Today".

Mike and Rico break down the negatives from Sunday night. Plus, Mike explodes on a caller who gets on his nerves about his "Dan Gamble" nickname for Dan Campbell. 

Mike goes after Matthew and Kelly Stafford in a fiery rant about the former Lions' QB and his wife's comments after the game on Sunday night. 

Mike and Rico spend the first hour of their first show since Sunday night reacting to the significance of the Lions' win over the Rams. They break down how it happened, play a brand new game/segment called "Time Machine", and more!

The guys debut a new segment where they take a look back at whether specific things existed the last time the Lions won a playoff game. 

The guys discuss their positive sentiments towards Dan Campbell for the job he did on Sunday night and break down the impact Lions fans had on the game. Plus, they take a call from DJ, who was at the game.

Mike and Rico open the show breaking down what this Lions win meant to the city of Detroit, and how they feel about the team going into their home matchup with the Buccaneers. Plus, they send a message to Kelly Stafford and her family. 

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With the first home playoff game in Lions history just over 48 hours away, Mike, Rico, and the guys devote the entire show to talking about the matchup. They speak to TJ Lang, do "Rico's Prop Bet Casino", "On The Board", and "Who Said It?" in an absolutely packed show. 

The guys wrap up the show by offering up their final thoughts and by giving the floor to the callers to let them know how they're feeling going into Lions-Rams. 

Mike and Rico open the phone lines to hear from the people about how they're feeling ahead of the Lions' first home playoff game in over 3 decades. 

Mike and Rico keep the Lions-Rams conversation going. Plus, they play "Who Said It?"

Mike and Rico discuss their confidence levels for Sunday night now that they know the injury report for Lions-Rams. 

The guys play an NFL Playoffs version of "Who Said It?"

The Lions injury report for Sunday's game was released at 4 pm, and a certain rookie TE was given a specific designation. 

In hour 2, TJ Lang joins the guys and they discuss all things Lions-Rams. They also look around the league in their picks segment. 

Mike, Rico, TJ, and the guys give you their picks for the Super Wild Card Weekend in the NFL. 

TJ joins the guys singing a different tune about Lions-Rams. He shares why he's feeling more confident than the rest of the guys. 

Mike and Rico spend the majority of the first hour setting the scene for the first home playoff game in over three decades for the Rams. They also discuss betting in On the Board and Rico's Prop Bet Casino. 

In this version of "On the Board", the guys share some bets they like from this weekend's NFL Playoffs slate. 

The gambling segment returns as Rico serves the guys up multiple prop bets for Lions-Rams. 

Mike starts the last show before Lions-Rams by reiterating his opinion that the Lions will lose  on Sunday night.

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The guys focus on what's in front of us: a Lions home playoff game for the first time in over 3 decades. They ask the listeners what, if anything, they'd give up their tickets for, and discuss the best tailgating food to make for the game. Plus, Rico talks about the legacies of both Bill Belichick and Nick Saban, wondering if there will ever be another football coach like them. 

Rico resets at the top of the hour to again ask the listeners if they'd sell their Lions-Rams tickets for the right amount of money. He takes callers who answer the question. 

Rico takes the hour to discuss the legacies of Nick Saban and Bill Belichick, and whether or not there will ever be another coach to match the greatness both achieved with their respective teams. 

Rico ponders the question of whether we'll ever see a coach as legendary as Bill Belichick or Nick Saban ever again. 

Mike and Rico continue to ask the question "how much would you sell your tickets for?" and are joined by some special guests to talk tailgate foods for Sunday. Plus, Derek Stevens joins to talk gambling storylines for the NFL Playoffs. 

Mike and Rico are joined by producers Roberto and Evan to talk the best appetizers for this weekend's Rams-Lions game. 

Mike and Rico open the phone lines and take your calls to hear what you have to say regarding whether it's worth it or not to sell your Rams-Lions tickets. 

The guys break down what Lions-Rams means to them and will mean to the city of Detroit. Plus, they discuss the open coaching vacancies in the NFL on "In Football Today" and their gambling picks on "On the Board".

Mike, Rico, and David rank the myriad of head coaching opportunities in the NFL right now after it was announced that Bill Belichick is out as Patriots HC this morning. 

Mike and Rico ponder how much it should and would take for people to sell their tickets to Rams-Lions this weekend. They open the phone lines and take a couple of callers who chime in to answer the question on hand. 

Mike opens the show by breaking the news that he was able to secure tickets for Kenny to go to Lions-Rams. This comes after Kenny was left out of the suite that the guys will be sitting in on Sunday night. 

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Mike, Rico, and the guys spend the majority of the show on Lions-Rams, giving their takes on how the game will go and asking callers to share theirs as well. Plus, they react live to the Pete Carroll news and Nick Saban's retirement. 

The guys open the last hour by bringing on Jim Costa to talk Lions-Rams. Then, it was announced that Nick Saban is retiring, which Mike and Rico discuss in detail. 

97.1's own Jim Costa joins the guys to give his thoughts on Lions-Rams. 

Mike and Rico discuss Kelly Stafford's comments and continue to sow doubt on the Lions' chances against the Rams. 

Mike goes on an epic rant about Kelly Stafford's comments this week about her not being given a suite from the Lions for her family. 

Mike, Rico, and the guys continue to discuss their feelings regarding Matt Stafford's homecoming on Sunday night. Plus, they partake in an NFL Playoff special "Football Today".

In another "Football Today" segment, David goes through the list of playoff teams with the guys and asks them what the biggest weaknesses are for each. 

Mike and Rico take some calls on their concerns for Rams-Lions, including one fan with an emotional connection to Stafford/Lions. 

Mike and Rico debate their expectations for the Lions against the Rams in the NFC Wild Card on Sunday night. Plus, "Football Today" and "On the Board".

The guys react live to the news that Pete Carroll is out as head coach of the Seahawks in this edition of "Football Today". 

Mike continues setting realistic expectations for fans regarding Rams-Lions, and gives his reasons behind doing so. 

Mike and Rico open the show discussing how they feel going into Rams-Lions. They cast their doubts on the Lions' chances due to lack of playoff experience and other reasons. 

Mike, Rico, and the guys dedicate most of the show to talking about last night's CFP National Championship win for Michigan. They weigh the legitimacy of the win amidst the ongoing allegations of cheating from Jim Harbaugh's staff and take callers, some of whom refuse to admit any wrongdoing, much to the chagrin of Valenti. 

Mike and Rico continue their ongoing conversation on Jim Harbaugh's future and the Michigan cheating scandal. They also poke fun at David, who celebrated his Wolverines winning the title last night. 

The guys continue to keep the phone lines open and field calls from multiple people in this segment. 

The guys look at both J.J. McCarthy and Jim Harbaugh and assess their futures and whether or not they are better off going to the NFL or even to another program. Also in this hour: plenty of callers who chime in on the conversation.

Mike and Rico weigh the pros and cons of J.J. McCarthy declaring for the NFL Draft. 

Mike and Rico keep the Michigan conversation going and take plenty of callers who express a slew of different opinions on the topic of the legitimacy of the title. Plus, the guys make predictions for the NFL Playoffs in "Football Today". 

Thje guys make their predictions for the NFL Playoffs that they'll look back on after the Super Bowl. 

Mike and Rico open the phone lines and talk to the people about their thoughts on Michigan's national championship. 

Mike and Rico continue to break down their thoughts on how Michigan's cheating scandal impacts the legitimacy of its title win, with both agreeing that the Wolverines could have won it without the cheating. 

Mike, Rico, and the guys go back and forth on Michigan's title win last night. They give their opinions on whether or not the championship is tainted and if Jim Harbaugh returns next year. 

The guys ponder whether Jim Harbaugh will return to Michigan or make the leap to the NFL next year.

Mike, Rico, and David react to Michigan's win over Washington in the CFP National Championship and dish on whether they believe this title is tainted.

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The guys start the week off recapping the biggest news of this past weekend: the Sam LaPorta injury. They discuss the ramifications of the star rookie tight end going down, then shift to their analysis of Michigan-Washington, previewing the game ahead of tonight. 

Mike, Rico, and the guys wrap up the show with a shortened final hour where they take your calls and give their final predictions leading up to tonight's CFP National Championship between Michigan and Washington. 

Mike and Rico keep the phone lines open and discuss both the national championship game and Lions-Rams this upcoming weekend. 

Mike, Rico, and the guys break down all the storylines and topics from the Washington-Michigan national championship game tonight. 

Mike and Rico continue to take your calls on Lions-Rams/Sam LaPorta. Plus, they shift the conversation to Washington-Michigan, and the guys do a special college football blitz for the occasion. 

Rico Beard does a special college football blitz centered around tonight's CFP championship matchup of Michigan and Washington. 

The guys take multiple callers who express their opinions on Lions-Rams and continue the conversation on the impact of the Sam LaPorta injury. 

The guys dissect the latest on Sam LaPorta and how they're feeling about the Lions going into their showdown with the Rams likely without their star rookie TE. Plus, they do their football today and on the board segments. 

Mike, Rico, and David go through all the news from Black Monday in the NFL in this edition of football today. 

Mike and Rico break down the Lions' win over the Vikings and express their sentiments on Rams-Lions this upcoming weekend in the NFC Wild Card round. 

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The guys debate whether or not Dan Campbell should play/bench his starters, and TJ Lang joins the fun for the 3:00 hour. Plus, they get into their gambling picks for the weekend, play "who said it?" and much more!

Mike and Rico agree on one thing in the start/sit Lions week 18 debate: any player who is slightly banged up shouldn't play so they can rest up for the Wild Card round. Do the callers agree as well?

The guys react to Troy Weavers comment to Adrian Wojranowski and play "Who Said It?"

The guys listen to a few soundbites from Troy Weaver's interview on Adrian Wojnarowski's podcast, which leads to Mike absolutely ripping into the Pistons' GM. 

Mike and Rico are joined by TJ Lang, as they discuss the Lions' week 18 matchup with the Vikings, their football picks for this weekend, and much more!

Mike, Rico, TJ, and the guys make their picks for Michigan-Washington and the week 18 NFL slate. 

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TJ Lang joins the guys in studio to give his take regarding the Lions' upcoming start/sit decisions for their game against the Vikings this weekend.

Mike and Rico get into it on how they think Dan Campbell should approach the Lions' game against the Vikings this week. Then, the guys dive into plenty of gambling talk with Rico's prop bet casino and On the Board. 

The guys go toe-to-toe on prop bet over/unders from Lions-Vikings and Michigan-Washington. 

Mike opens the show by confronting Rico about his take that the Lions should be resting their starters against the Vikings this week. 

Rico Beard ponders possible Detroit sports conspiracy theories, coming up with his own list of time when teams got "screwed". Plus, he talks about why one NFC playoff team doesn't scare him, does a college football blitz, and much more!

Rico and the guys debate the best possible opponent for the Lions at home in the NFC Wild Card Round. 

The guys discuss what a Matthew Stafford homecoming matchup against his Rams would mean to the Lions fans. Plus, they preview Detroit's other possible NFC Wild Card opponents. 

Rico takes a look at the potential matchups for the Lions in the NFC Wild Card round and ponders which team Detroit would want to face the most. 

The guys continue their conversation on sports conspiracies. Plus, they discuss some winners and losers from the New Years' Six Bowls and speak to Derek Stevens. 

Derek Stevens joins the Valenti Show with Rico for his weekly spot to discuss recent developments for his sportsbook and best case scenarios for both the public and his company in the NFL Playoffs. 

Rico Beard speaks with various callers on sports conspiracy theories and if Detroit sports as a whole regularly gets the short end of the stick from the major sports leagues and refs alike. 

The guys debate the biggest Detroit sports "screw jobs" in history just days removed from the refs' blunder in Lions-Cowboys. Then, they do a college football blitz to close out the hour. 

Rico opens the phone lines to the people to ask whether they believe in sports conspiracies and what they think are the biggest in Detroit history. 

Rico Beard starts up the show going through some of the biggest "screw jobs" in Detroit sports history. 

The guys dedicate most of the show to the topic of Dan "Gamble", who Mike believes is bringing down the Lions with his reckless decisions. Plus, they touch on Michigan football and J.J. McCarthy's comments about the sign-stealing "scandal" today, do an All In The Family game, and much more!

Mike and Rico open the phone lines to callers, who continue the debate on Dan Campbell. Plus, Riger and Wojo join the show. 

In the third hour of the show, Mike and Rico keep the Dan Campbell conversation and calls coming, focusing on analytics and whether or not the Lions HC is too entrenched in them.

Mike and Rico continue discussing Dan Campbell and the Lions' playoff chances. Plus, Rico hilariously discusses some of his least favorite movie characters and the guys do an All in the Family Football Today!

Mike and Rico continue their heated Dan Campbell debate and look towards the NFC playoffs to make their arguments. 

Mike and Rico keep the "Dan Gamble" flowing in the first hour. Plus, they do On The Board and discuss recent comments made from JJ McCarthy on Michigan's sign stealing scandal. 

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The guys dive into the plausibility behind Dan Campbell's recent decisions in big moments in Lions games.  

Mike and Rico start the show dishing on Dan Campbell's job as Lions head coach, and whether or not they are on board with his risky decisions.

Mike and Rico dedicate the entire show to Lions-Cowboys, Michigan's win over Alabama, and your calls. 

The guys react to Dan Campbell's comments on Stoney and Jansen earlier today. Plus, they discuss University of Washington's Michael Penix Jr. and how Mike believes Michigan won't have any problems containing him. 

Mike and Rico keep the calls coming while continuing the discourse surrounding Michigan's run to the CFP National Championship and the refs' complete blunder at the end of Lions-Cowboys. 

Mike and Rico continue the Lions and Michigan conversations. They break down the refs' role in Detroit's loss, how the Wolverines are going to roll over the Huskies, and do In Football Today. 

Mike and Rico take some callers and dive into Dan Campbell's decision making down the stretch against the Cowboys. 

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Mike and Rico continue the Lions-Cowboys conversation and ponder whether or not Brad Allen's refereeing crew should be disciplined by the NFL. Plus, Mike breaks his mic. 

The guys recap both Lions-Cowboys and Michigan-Alabama. They discuss whether the refs or Dan Campbell are to blame, their confidence in Michigan to beat Washington, and some bets that they like for tonight's college and NBA games. 

Mike and Rico continue their ongoing conversation about the Lions' loss against the Cowboys

Mike and Rico open the show discussing where to place the blame in the aftermath of the Lions’ loss to the Cowboys. 

Pistons had a great chance to beat the Celtics on Thursday night and blew it.

Who will be victorious this week?

If you were more confident in one, who is it?

Are you confident in the Lions and Wolverines this weekend?

Mike, David and Kenny pick the biggest winners and losers of Detroit sports in 2023.

If Dan Campbell beats the Cowboys he deserves to be among the NFL's elite coaches. 

Are you still pumped from last weekend's victory over the Vikings?

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The biggest winners and losers from week 16 of the NFL.

Red Wings are lucky more attention isn't on them at the moment. 

David tells Valenti his biggest concerns for Michigan against Alabama in the Rose Bowl.

Valenti really likes Michigan's chances in the Rose Bowl against Alabama. 

Does Kenny have a solution for the Red Wings?

David and Mike discuss the biggest stories in the NFL today. 

Who should shoulder the blame for the Red Wings recent struggles?

Mike tries to figure out what exactly is wrong with our Detroit Red Wings. 

From 'The Daily Score' (subscribe here): We know the Detroit Lions will be playing a playoff game at Ford Field for the first time ever next month however there is still so much more to play for. Detroit can still get the 1 seed and get home-field throughout the playoffs, and they could also get the 2 seed and host 2 home games. Jeff Riger dives into the various possibilities and wonders what scenario Lions fans want? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

How nervous were you when Nick Mullens was leading the Minnesota Vikings down the field in the 4th quarter?

Giving the Detroit Lions their praise after winning the NFC North.

What changes do you think need to be made for the Detroit Pistons? 

Were you satisfied with what Tom Gores had to say to the media?

Pistons continue to lose and Tom Gores speaks with the media. 

How did you react to Tom Gores comments on Friday night?

From 'The Best Football Show' (subscribe here): Baldy looks ahead to some key matchups on the docket in Week 17, as the Cowboys and Lions meet in Saturday primetime and the Ravens try to stop the Miami high-powered offense after their stellar defensive display against the 49ers in Week 16. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason and Carl react to the Lions winning the NFC North for the first time and Joe Flacco keeping the Browns in position for a playoff spot. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 'The Daily Ticket' (subscribe here): For the first time in 30 years, the Detroit Lons have won their division! After beating the Vikings in MInnesota 30-24, Detroit improved to 11-4 on the year and have taken the NFC North for the first time in franchise history. Jeff Riger recaps the plays, the celebration and what’s next for a Detroit team that can still improve their seeding in the final two weeks of the season. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Is Monty Williams more of a problem than a solution?

Are you looking to be a part of history?

Detroit Pistons have now lost 25 games in a row. Is this rock bottom or can it get worse? 

Will David be able to stump Mike, Rico and TJ Lang?

Who will be wearing the belt next week?

Have the Pistons hit rock bottom as a franchise.

From 'Cash The Ticket' (subscribe here): Another triple D in a game where the line keeps moving. Vikings are fighting for a playoff spot and the Lions are looking to clinch the NFC North. Download and subscribe to Cash the Ticket today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Would this be a solution for the lack of attention to college bowl games? 

Would you try any of these options for your holiday dinner?

What will it take for you to fully buy into the Detroit Lions?

Is Sunday's game with the Minnesota Vikings a prove it game for you?

Rico kept receipts all year long, find out who was right and who was wrong. 

Is this the night the Detroit Pistons get another win?

Valenti and Rico are convinced the Pistons will beat the Utah Jazz Thursday evening. 

Lions don't need to listen to anyone outside the organization.

Mike and Rico tell what's at stake for the Detroit Lions over their final 3 games.

Tyreek has some baby mama drama on his hands. 

Mike has a little fun with the Detroit Pistons in the spirit of giving. 

Valenti and Rico talk with the new head coach of Michigan State, Jonathan Smith. There might not be a busier man in America.

From 'Reception Perception' (subscribe here): On today's episode, Zach Miller and Derrik Klassen break down the play of Jared Goff and Patrick Mahomes. Plus, some thoughts on how YAC helps out quarterbacks and why does the Eagles passing offense seem to be struggling to piece it together lately? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike has a stat that might tell us why the Pistons continue to lose. 

Lions moved on from K Riley Patterson and activated Hendon Hooker.

You may or may not want to do this at your holiday party. 

Lions tickets are hotter than ever. It makes sense why the team would raise their season ticket prices. 

How this will effect the average fan.

Could the Lions host Matthew Stafford and the Rams in a playoff game?

If the Lions offensive line remains healthy, Valenti believes they will win a playoff game. 

Will Burchfield had an amazing stat about a healthy Detroit Lions offensive line. 

What do you expect to see from the Pistons when they play the Atlanta Hawks?

This stat about the Pistons' three-point shooting will make you think ... 

Should you get or stay away from these gift ideas?

Nothing should hold the Lions back this summer when preparing for 2024.

Valenti has a stat that might just make you rethink your concern.

When are teams going to realize that Matt Patricia isn't the answer?

After the Lions dominated the Broncos on Saturday night, are you more confident about your team? 

Whether or not Jared Goff heard the noise, he went out and threw 5 touchdown passes against the Denver Broncos.

From 'Cash The Ticket' (subscribe here): Detroit Lions dominated the Denver Broncos on Saturday night while Jared Goff threw for 5 tds. It was the best games the Lions have played all season. Download the latest episode of Cash the Ticket today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 'Cash The Ticket' (subscribe here): Jim Costa is laying down the Costa Lock on this huge game for the Lions and Broncos. Find out what side Jim likes on this episode of Cash the Ticket. Download and subscribe today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will David retain the belt three weeks in a row? 

TJ Lang gives his take on what it's like when a head coach is fired during the season.

If the Lions stop costing themselves the ball, they will beat the Denver Broncos.

TJ Lang tells you what he expects to see when the Lions host the Denver Broncos Saturday night. 

Who will walk away winner this week?

If the Detroit Lions want to beat the Denver Broncos they need to do this. 

What do you believe the Lions record will be over their final four games? 

From '1st & Pod' (subscribe here): Danny and Andre highlight the playoff teams playing on Saturday and if the Dolphins are exposed without Tyreek Hill.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From '5 Star Zone with Rico Beard and Howard Griffith' (subscribe here): Jim Harbaugh really knew what he was talking about when it comes to paying players. Download the latest episode of the 5 Star Zone today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From '5 Star Zone with Rico Beard and Howard Griffith' (subscribe here): Rico Beard said he wouldn't doubt Tom Izzo, but has that time come? Download and subscribe to the 5 Star Zone today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The latest on Juwan Howard and the situation going on at the University of Michigan.

Here is a conspiracy theory you might be able to get behind.

Do not make these mistakes at your Holiday Party.

Do these Lions worry you or do the Lions of the past worry you?

How far can the Miami Dolphins really go?

Pistons have now lost 21 in a row. Where do we go from here?

From 'Upper Hand Fantasy' (subscribe here): In this clip, Zach tells Faraz who he thinks is the better start between Gibbs and Ekeler in Week 15.Follow Faraz on Instagram @upperhandfantasy https://www.instagram.com/upperhandfantasyVisit our new website with our weekly rankings, articles, advanced stats, analytics and more: www.upperhandfantasy.comBe sure to check out FantasyLife.com for some of the best advice from the industry's sharpest minds, all for FREE.Use your fantasy knowledge to 20x your money today on Underdog: https://play.underdogfantasy.com/p-upper-hand-fantasy and use the code UPPERHAND to get your first deposit doubled up to $100 and get your first pick on us.Follow @farazsiddiqi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/farazsiddiqi To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are you starting to become concerned with Ben Johnson's play calling? 

Which schools will make the best fit for these transfer portal QBs?

Why have so many fans turned on Detroit Lions QB Jared Goff?

Who were the biggest losers in college football this season?

These aren't the stats you probably want to hear about Lions QB Jared Goff. 

Is it concerning that Jared Goff falls flat when under pressure? 

Valenti believes we have reached the media phase with the Detroit Pistons. 

Are fans serious about wanting rookie Hendon Hooker to play over Jared Goff?

Here are the biggest winners and losers from the college football season. 

After the Lions loss to the Chicago Bears, fans seem to be putting the blame on Jared Goff. Is that fair?

If Jared Goff does this, then he deserves an extension with the Detroit Lions. 

It's time to make Heisman votes public after there were some questionable votes this past weekend.

Big G had to call in to defend his Giants!

The New York Giants keep on winning with Tommy DeVito at QB.

Detroit Lions have to admit they are an offensive team that needs to lean on it's offense.

After the Chiefs lost to an offensive pass interference, Patrick Mahomes lost is. Are the Chiefs becoming intolerable?

After watching the Lions fall to the Bears, what is your biggest concern going forward?

The Detroit Lions might have a problem at QB.

You might also call it a terrifying spot.

Is there still hope for this team?

From 'No Ceilings' (Subscribe Here): This is a segment from Friday's Mock Draft episode where Tyler Rucker (@tyler_rucker) and Tyler Metcalf (@tmetcalf11) dissect the feasibility of Alexandre Sarr to the Detroit Pistons, if it makes sense, and any other potential options.Merchandise: noceilingsnba.bigcartel.comPodcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-ceilings-nba-draft/id1595712943Written work: noceilingsnba.comTwitter: @NoCeilingsNBAYouTube: No Ceilings NBAUnderdog: https://play.underdogfantasy.com/p-no-ceilingsUnderdog Promo Code: NOCEILINGS To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are the Lions doing anything well?

Are you in panic mode about the Detroit Lions right now? 

See who the guys picked before the NFL weekend.