In Much Less Detail: The Podcast

For the second year in a row, the first night of the NFL Draft turned into TRADEAMANIA and added a spirit of mystery to the proceedings. Jay and Dre look back on what happened in Kansas City and laugh at how bad ESPN played themselves in attempting to shade Will Levis. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

The guys were not able to connect in Chicago for their fantasy baseball draft this year. The awful weather across the South and Midwest resulted in Dre's flight being canceled. But Jay soldiered on and made the journey. The boys chat about the new way baseball is being played and consumed. Dre gives his review of this year's Wrestlemania. And they send their best wishes for Jay's daughter Cute Factor, recovering from a broken leg. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Jay and Dre return for a second straight preview podcast, this time looking at their other favorite sport, baseball, which has been implementing rule changes over the last few years to speed up the game and attempt to appeal to younger audiences. This year's changes could radically alter the sport. The stopwatch for pitchers and batters that has been part of the minors has arrived at the majors, along with pizza box bases and the banning of the infield shift. What will baseball look like going forward, and will any of this affect the boys' picks? Listen live for a breakdown of each division and their choices to bring home the World Series trophy! Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Has WWE really built up a three-year Universal title reign for Roman Reigns only to have him job to one of AEW's co-founders? Will the Usos suffer a similar fate and drop the tag belts to Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens, signalling a Four Horsemen-like title liquidation? How hard will the Intercontinental three-way dance between Sheamus, Drew McIntyre and WALTER hit? Jay and Dre are joined by Jerry the Wrestling Expert to discuss one of the most anticipated Wrestlemanias in recent history, as the creative direction has taken a swift upturn last year after the resignation of Vince McMahon. How does this two-night show stack up? Tune in and listen! Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

For the 95th Academy Awards, the clear favorite for Best Picture is the fantasy film Everything Everywhere All At Once. Should it run away, or should another picture be given consideration? Dre and Jay ask the man who has (usually) seen all the nominees and can judge for himself, Dave the Movie Expert, who has his picks for all the major categories! Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs went to a football game, and an Olympic speed skating competition broke out. Jay and Dre recap the Big Game and tell you the good (the game itself) and the bad (the field and Refball) of the event. They'll have surprises, letdowns, and of course, WTF! moments. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

The Big Game is upon us, and Jay and Dre have their views on what to watch for, who will the X-Factors be, and who they got in SB LVII. After they review Championship Wknd, they give their picks for the big trophy. The youngest QB combo in Super Duper Bowl history face off. Will Patrick Mahomes and his bum ankle rise to the challenge, or will it be Jalen Hurts and his achy shoulder? Or will both be powered up and ready to ball after two weeks of rest? It's the Chiefs and the Eagles for all the marbles! Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Another football season is in the books, and only Jay and Dre can properly acknowledge the people and events that defined the NFL in 2022. Join the boys as they hand out the hardware and give the awards for the best--and worst--of the league! Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Championship Sunday doesn't get much tighter than this. Two games with tiny point spreads--one which has been bouncing back and forth all week like a Powerball--will take place today, and Jay and Dre will give their analysis hours before the Conference Finals commence. First, they award the best and worst of the Divisional Round weekend. Then they make their picks for the Super Duper Bowl participants. Will they back hotshot rookie Brock Purdy and the 49ers or gritty grindy Jalen Hurts and the Eagles? Will they back the Iceman Joe Burrow and the Bengals or gritty grindy Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs? Tune in live and get ready for all the action! Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Has there ever been fallout from a weekend of football like what we had this week? A high number of coordinators and assistant coaches were fired following Super Mega Wild Card Weekend, which goes to show how bizarre the six games were. Jay and Dre look back on all the madness before breaking down the four Divisional Round games coming up Saturday and Sunday. The Jaguars try to avoid being down 27 to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. The Giants get a third crack at the Eagles, who hope their stud QB Jalen Hurts will be able to perform with his injured throwing shoulder. The Bengals visit the Bills in what surely will be an emotional scene as they meet up for the first time since Damar Hamlin went down in Cincy. The Cowboys take their hot-and-cold act to the Bay to take on Brock Purdy's 49ers. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Ready or not, the playoffs have arrived, and several teams will be forced to start their journey with quarterbacks who are not the starters who got them this far. Jay and Dre recap the last regular season action before picking the Super Mega Wild Card Wknd. Brock Purdy must purge the butterflies early as the 49ers start the playoffs hosting Geno Smith's Seahawks. The Jaguars get to fight on Saturday night again, this time hosting Justin Herbert's Chargers. On Sunday, whatever QB the Dolphins can conjure up in place of Tua will lead Miami to battle against their division rival Bills. The Fraud Bowl features two playoff teams who were outscored in the regular season, the Giants and Vikings. The star-crossed Ravens won't have Lamar Jackson at QB when they battle their rivals the Bengals. And on MNF Dak Prescott will try to avoid throwing the season away as the Cowboys face Tom Brady's Bucs. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

The only logical progression for this season of football, which has featured some of the most sickening, stomach-turning injuries in recent memory, was for someone to die on the field. Damar Hamlin will live in infamy as the man who died on the field. (His heart stopped Monday night and he had to be revived with CPR, so he technically was dead for a little while.) And the NFL's initial response was to pull an Owen Hart and keep the circus going. Jay and Dre discuss the horror of that Bills-Bengals "game" and the rest of NFL Week 17 before breaking out the coin and taking their best guesses at how Week 18 will go. Their Saturday picks will be on their Twitter feeds, so they will be talking about the Sunday finales. The Patriots try to get into the playoffs by winning in Buffalo, the Bengals try to force a dizzying playoff scenario if they beat the Ravens and pull "even" with the Chiefs should Kansas City stumble in Vegas, and Green Bay looks to fulfill Dre's 9-8 Wild Card prophecy by beating the Lions in Lambeau. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

The injuries are piling up as the NFL season winds down. The story is how much those injuries will affect the playoff chase in these last two weeks. Jay and Dre analyze the events of Week 16 before breaking down the upcoming weekend New Year's games. Teddy Bridgewater will have to lead the Dolphins again as they try to hold off the Patriots, the Raiders choose to discard Derek Carr at QB as they flail for a playoff spot hosting the 49ers, the Karen Rodgers Rally continues in Lambeau as the Packers try to even the score on the Vikings, and the Bills and Bengals will brawl in a terrific Monday nighter. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Over and over again, moments in Week 15 in the NFL had us throwing our hands up and saying, "I have no words for that!" Jay and Dre after a week to recover spend an hour finding the words to describe just what all that was. Then they pick Week 16 and try to decide what the league's going to do for an encore. The Cowboys have to take down Gardner Minshew's Eagles to keep their slim chances at a top seed alive, the heart attack-inducing Vikings host the playoff-contending Giants, and the Packers need to go Fishing in Miami on Christmas to continue their very late playoff rally. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

The football world has been hearing about the inches, or feet, of snow awaiting fans and players Saturday night in Orchard Park. At this point, is the Buffalo psychological advantage taken away since Miami has had so long to mentally prepare? Or can nothing prepare you for three hours of NFL punishment in those conditions? Jay and Dre recap a punishing Week 14 for quarterbacks, who have been getting pummeled this season, then look ahead to a full Week 15 sked while Fish-Bills on Saturday evening takes place. It's Lions-Jets on Sunday to see who's feistier, Titans-Chargers to see who can stay above .500, and Bengals-Bucs to see if Tampa Tom can keep his trash team in 1st place. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Jay and Dre found their way above .500 for their Week 13 picks, Jay with early afternoon success and Dre doing better late. They recap the best and worst from NFL Week 13 before making their picks for Week 14, where two playoff contenders, the Ravens and 49ers, prepare to go forward with 2nd (or 3rd) string quarterbacks. Baltimore fights their rivals in Pittsburgh, while San Francisco hosts the GOAT and Tompa Bay. The early action sees a variety of divisional battles, most notably in the two East divisions (Jets-Bills, Eagles-Giants), and on Sunday night, two draft rivals meet as Tua Tagovailoa's Dolphins visit Justin Herbert's Chargers. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Week 12 in the NFL was full of odd events and outcomes, like most weeks this year. The boys got bit by most of the games and shared losing records. But as always, Jay and Dre are back to identify the best and worst before trying to rebound with their Week 13 picks ATS. Deshaun Watson's suspension just happens to coincidentally end this week, when his Browns travel to the scene of the twentysomething crimes, Houston. More importantly, the football gods gift us with FIVE (!) games between winning teams: Jets-Vikings, Washingtons-Giants, Titans-Eagles in the AJ Brown Bowl, Dolphins-49ers in the Mike McDaniel on a Pole Match, Chiefs-Bengals in the AFC title game rematch. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Time for Jay and Dre to rouse from their post-Thanksgiving naps and check out the rest of the Week 12 action in the NFL. They pick all the games, even the ones with new quarterbacks, like Bears-Jets which may have Trevor Siemian vs. Mike White, the Texans starting Kyle Allen in Miami, the Panthers going to Sam Darnold hosting Broncos Country, and Bryce Perkins replacing the concussed Matthew Stafford for the Rams in Kansas City. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

Dre returned to his winning ways in Week 11, coinciding with him not gambling, though Jay did come through on his Lock. The boys look back on a week of football that seemed to be characterized by just bad play. Then on Thanksgiving Eve they break down the NFL's annual three Turkey Day games, this year featuring five of the six teams with winning records: the homestanding Bills play the second of their two-game set in Detroit against the actual home team Lions, the Giants fresh off of a Lions butt-kicking have to go challenge the Cowboys, and the Vikings fresh off a Cowboys butt-kicking host the GOAT coach and the Patriots. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)

A snowstorm taller than the average human choked out the city of Buffalo, but the football team was able to mobilize and fly to Detroit the day before they host the Browns in the Motor City. How will the chaos affect Jay and Dre's pick, if at all? After the guys discuss the proceedings of Week 10 in the NFL including the most eventful game of the year, they move on to predict Week 11. Jeff Saturday's Coaching Carousel gets a little tougher test as the Colts host the Eagles, the stumbling Cowboys visit the ever fortunate Vikings, and the league finishes its out-of-country itinerary for the year on Monday as the Niners and Cardinals battle in el Ciudad de México. Theme music credit: "Spheres" by Robbero (CC BY 3.0)