ITL opens with a Texans vibe check, gauging how everyone is really feeling about Houston heading into the weekend, before breaking down what stood out in Miami vs. Ole Miss and wrapping the hour with a QOTD about projects you’ll probably never get around to finishing. Around The NFL with B Scott follows, reacting to a former Ravens offensive coordinator speaking out, Colts GM Chris Ballard’s comments on Daniel Jones, and a full NFL Wild Card Weekend preview, before B Scott shares his thoughts on Texans vs. Steelers and the hour closes with What’s Popping in sports and entertainment. The debate then turns to the quarterback matchup in Texans vs. Steelers, as ITL weighs who has the edge between C.J. Stroud and Aaron Rodgers, mixes in Lunch-Time Confessions with a Many Men: Country Edition twist, and wraps with the College Football Theme of the Week. The show finishes by digging into what it will actually take to stop the Texans offense from being so streaky, questioning whether it’s play-calling, execution, or situational football, before Figgy’s Mixtape closes things out with the top analog trends heading into 2026, a wild restaurant lawsuit involving a cheating husband, and more off-the-wall stories.
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ITL opens with a Texans vibe check, gauging how everyone is really feeling about Houston heading into the weekend, before breaking down what stood out in Miami vs. Ole Miss and wrapping the hour with a QOTD about projects you’ll probably never get around to finishing. Around The NFL with B Scott follows, reacting to a former Ravens offensive coordinator speaking out, Colts GM Chris Ballard’s comments on Daniel Jones, and a full NFL Wild Card Weekend preview, before B Scott shares his thoughts on Texans vs. Steelers and the hour closes with What’s Popping in sports and entertainment. The debate then turns to the quarterback matchup in Texans vs. Steelers, as ITL weighs who has the edge between C.J. Stroud and Aaron Rodgers, mixes in Lunch-Time Confessions with a Many Men: Country Edition twist, and wraps with the College Football Theme of the Week. The show finishes by digging into what it will actually take to stop the Texans offense from being so streaky, questioning whether it’s play-calling, execution, or situational football, before Figgy’s Mixtape closes things out with the top analog trends heading into 2026, a wild restaurant lawsuit involving a cheating husband, and more off-the-wall stories.
What does it actually take to stop the Texans offense from being so streaky? ITL digs into whether the inconsistency is about play-calling, execution, personnel, or situational football — and what needs to change for sustained success. Plus, Figgy’s Mixtape dives into the Top 10 analog trends heading into 2026, a wild story involving a cheating husband suing a restaurant, and more off-the-wall topics to close out the hour.
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ITL opens with a Texans vibe check, gauging how everyone is really feeling about Houston heading into the weekend, before breaking down what stood out in Miami vs. Ole Miss and wrapping the hour with a QOTD about projects you’ll probably never get around to finishing. Around The NFL with B Scott follows, reacting to a former Ravens offensive coordinator speaking out, Colts GM Chris Ballard’s comments on Daniel Jones, and a full NFL Wild Card Weekend preview, before B Scott shares his thoughts on Texans vs. Steelers and the hour closes with What’s Popping in sports and entertainment. The debate then turns to the quarterback matchup in Texans vs. Steelers, as ITL weighs who has the edge between C.J. Stroud and Aaron Rodgers, mixes in Lunch-Time Confessions with a Many Men: Country Edition twist, and wraps with the College Football Theme of the Week. The show finishes by digging into what it will actually take to stop the Texans offense from being so streaky, questioning whether it’s play-calling, execution, or situational football, before Figgy’s Mixtape closes things out with the top analog trends heading into 2026, a wild restaurant lawsuit involving a cheating husband, and more off-the-wall stories.
