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Hour three opens with a special guest as NFL Hall of Famer and former Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the player’s perspective in the week leading up to the Super Bowl, the ebb and flow of a football game regardless of stakes, and his thoughts on the quarterbacks for both teams, including what could ultimately decide the outcome. Next, the show moves into Roc’s “Sports on Shuffle” segment, highlighting random sports stories circulating nationwide and their broader significance. Later, Seattle Seahawks Pre- and Post-Game Radio Host Paul Moyer joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the breaking news of the Seahawks being put up for sale, evaluate Sam Darnold’s performance as Seattle’s full-time starter, preview the Seahawks–Patriots matchup, and provide insight into the interest in Offensive Coordinator Klint Kubiak from the Raiders and Cardinals’ head coaching searches. The hour wraps with Lerner & Rowe’s “One Call That’s All,” featuring Sean Salisbury’s “Boston Masshole” impression and the guys’ rundown of what’s on tap for the weekend in sports.

Hour two opens with PGA Assistant Professional at Lone Tree Golf Club, Tommi Avant, joining the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to share his remarkable 47-foot birdie putt on the 54th hole that won him the 68th Southwest PGA Championship/PPC and earned an exemption to play in this year’s WM Open at TPC Scottsdale on the PGA Tour. Next, Kevin Rowe from the Lerner & Rowe Injury Attorney team hosts an Over/Under sports betting contest against a show listener, with a Lerner & Rowe swag pack on the line. Later, “The Sports Professor,” Rick Horrow, joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down the financial investment into Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, updates on the Kansas City Chiefs’ stadium plans, and the continued growth of legal sports gambling in the U.S., including over a billion dollars already generated for this year’s Super Bowl. The hour wraps with a packed edition of Football at 50, highlighting the latest NFL headlines.

Hour one opens live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale with Roc and Manuch debating Dillon Brooks’ contributions to the Suns’ locker room and discussing the latest developments in the Arizona Cardinals’ search for a head coach. The show then moves into the “Replay: Rewind” segment, highlighting Brooks’ career-high 40-point performance that helped lift the Suns to a 114–96 win over the Detroit Pistons, including postgame comments from Brooks and head coach Jordan Ott. Later, former NFL quarterback and host of Unpaved on YouTube, Sean Salisbury, joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to voice his frustration with the Hall of Fame voters for leaving Bill Belichick off the first-ballot list. The hour wraps with a bit of “On This Day” and a look ahead in Football at 50.

Hour three opens with the debut of a new segment as Roc dives into the latest sports pop culture headlines, blending off-the-wall stories and trending gossip from around the sports world. The conversation then shifts back to Bill Belichick’s omission as a first-ballot Hall of Famer, as the guys debate whether recent rule changes justify the decision or if the snub remains indefensible. Later, Hall of Fame voter and SiriusXM NFL Radio host Howard Balzer joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide behind-the-scenes insight into the Hall of Fame voting process and how Belichick ultimately fell short. The hour wraps with the return of Producer’s Payback, as Lazz and CC call out the crew’s on-air mistakes for a fun finish.

Hour two opens with Jimmy B. and Manuch sharing the latest injury updates surrounding the Phoenix Suns and briefly previewing tonight’s matchup against the Detroit Pistons. Manuch then makes the case that the Arizona Cardinals must remain proactive in their head coaching search and have contingency plans in place as they prepare to meet with Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak in Seattle. Later, University of Arizona Radio Color Analyst Ryan Hansen joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the Wildcats’ undefeated start, caution against their struggles closing out games, highlight key contributors throughout the lineup, and preview Saturday’s second rivalry meeting with Arizona State. The hour wraps with another entertaining edition of Peaks Picks, featuring a listener facing off against a Twin Peaks staff member for a chance to win a gift card.

Hour one opens with Jimmy B., Manuch, and the full crew live from Twin Peaks on Camelback as they debate the significance of Bill Belichick not being selected as a first-ballot Hall of Famer and what it says about the voting process. The show then welcomes back “Roc’s Manvice” after a brief hiatus, with Roc delivering the wildest and strangest stories trending across the country. Later, New England Football Journal contributor John Sapochetti joins the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to share his reaction to Belichick’s Hall of Fame snub, critique the flaws in the voting system, and discuss the complicated relationship between Belichick and Patriots owner Robert Kraft. The hour wraps with a look back at “On This Day” and a loaded edition of Football at 50.

Hour three begins with Cleveland Sports Radio host Mark “Munch” Bishop joining the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to share his thoughts on the Cleveland Browns hiring Todd Monken as head coach and the expected return of quarterback Deshaun Watson. Jimmy B. and Manuch then break down the Arizona State Sun Devils’ men’s basketball loss to the University of Central Florida after leading by as much as 12 points and assess the state of the GCU Lopes following their narrow defeat to the University of Nevada, Reno Wolfpack. Later, former Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Michael Bankston joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the Cardinals being one of the final two NFL teams still searching for a head coach, what type of leader the organization should target, and the importance of the front office making the necessary moves to give the next coach the best chance to succeed. The hour wraps with Lerner & Rowe’s “One Call That’s All,” featuring ESPN’s Dan Graziano sharing his perspective on the committee’s decision not to select former Patriots head coach Bill Belichick as a first-ballot Hall of Famer, before closing with the results of today’s State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.

Manuch and Jimmy B. open the hour with the NFL coaching carousel continuing to spin as the Cleveland Browns hire Todd Monken, leaving only the Las Vegas Raiders and Arizona Cardinals still searching for a head coach, sparking a debate over which opening is more appealing. The guys then circle back to the Phoenix Suns’ 106–102 win over the Brooklyn Nets, giving credit to Mark Williams for his 27-point performance and his ability to stay healthy and impactful. The hour rolls into a loaded edition of “Campus Quickies,” starting with DevilsDigest.com ASU insider Hod Rabino, who discusses the Sun Devils’ attempt to bounce back following Bobby Hurley’s critical postgame comments about effort and focus. FOX Sports Tucson host Steve Rivera follows with his perspective on Arizona men’s basketball remaining undefeated and picking up key wins, including their recent victory over BYU. The segment wraps with NAU play-by-play voice Mitch Strohman, who talks about Athletic Director Uri Farkas resigning and the Lumberjacks beginning to build some momentum. The hour concludes with a College Football-inspired edition of Football at 50.

Jimmy B. and Manuch kick off the program live from the ESPN 620 Studios by reacting to all the action from around the Valley on the hardwood following a busy night of college and NBA hoops. Next, in the “Replay: Rewind” segment, the guys revisit the Phoenix Suns’ 106–102 win over the Brooklyn Nets with highlights and postgame sound from the victory. Later, Suns Radio Voice Tim Kempton joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to share his frustrations with NBA officiating and potential fixes, break down the increased physicality the Suns played with against Brooklyn, emphasize the importance of limiting second-chance points and pushing the tempo in transition, and provide the latest update on Jalen Green’s health. The hour wraps with a bit of “On This Day” before jumping into a loaded, NFL-headline-packed edition of Football at 50.

Hour three opens with Jimmy B. and Manuch previewing tonight’s matchup between the Phoenix Suns and Brooklyn Nets, questioning where the scoring will come from with both Devin Booker and Jalen Green sidelined. The show then moves into one of its staple segments, Manuch’s Clipboard Report, as Manuch ranks the Good, Honorable Mention, and Bad quarterback performances from last week’s AFC and NFC Championship Games. Later, Arizona Republic Cardinals beat writer Bob McManaman joins the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss Bill Belichick being snubbed as a first-ballot Hall of Famer, the possibility of the Cardinals bringing back quarterback Kyler Murray, and the latest developments in Arizona’s head coaching search — including breaking news of a surprise under-the-radar interview. The hour wraps with Lerner & Rowe’s “One Call That’s All,” featuring Rams head coach Sean McVay sharing his thoughts on Mike LaFleur’s ability to call plays full time, before the guys reveal the results of today’s State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.

Hour two kicks off with the GCU Global Credit Union report as Lopes Radio Color Analyst Paul Coro joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide an update on the health of the GCU roster, preview tonight’s matchup against the UNR Wolfpack, and share his early impressions of life in the Mountain West. Next, former Raiders GM and NFL Draft Analyst Mike Mayock joins the program to break down the AFC and NFC Championship Games, discuss the importance of quarterback fit in the NFL Draft process, and share his thoughts on the upcoming Super Bowl LX matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots. The Right Toyota Guest Line stays busy as ASU Hoops Radio Analyst Kyle Dodd joins the show to recap the aftermath of Bobby Hurley’s recent media outburst, preview tonight’s matchup against Central Florida, and evaluate the overall level of competition in the Big 12 compared to the rest of the NCAA. The hour wraps with the Random Fact of the Day and a headline-packed edition of Football at 50 focused on the latest NFL news.

Hour one begins with Jimmy B. and Manuch live from the ESPN 620 Studios as they dive into the latest developments in the NFL head coaching carousel before shifting to college hoops with their initial reactions to the University of Arizona Wildcats’ win over the BYU Cougars. In the “Replay: Rewind” segment, the guys revisit the Wildcats holding off BYU, featuring game highlights and postgame sound from guard Brayden Burries. Later, Forbes Senior Writer Barry Bloom joins the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the growing urgency surrounding Zac Gallen’s future, potential trade rumblings involving Ketel Marte, and his take on the latest MLB free agency headlines and big spending across the league. The hour wraps with a fun edition of “On This Day” followed by Football at 50 to set the stage for the rest of the show.

Hour three opens with the crew breaking down the Phoenix Suns, focusing on injuries to Devin Booker and Jalen Green and how those setbacks could affect the team’s approach to the looming trade deadline. The conversation then shifts to the NFL’s biggest stage as Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. preview Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, analyzing the rematch between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks and debating whether building a roster through free agency or relying on homegrown talent is the key to success. Later, former Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Frank Sanders joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to react to last weekend’s AFC and NFC Championship games, share his initial thoughts on this year’s Super Bowl matchup, and offer his perspective on the type of coach he would like to see Arizona bring in. The hour wraps with Lerner & Rowe’s “One Call That’s All,” featuring NFL insider Adam Schefter’s updates on remaining head coaching vacancies, and the crew closes by sharing the results of today’s State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.

Hour two opens with the crew making the case that Super Bowl LX serves as proof that defense still decides championships, as they break down and compare the Seattle Seahawks’ and New England Patriots’ defensive units to determine which side holds the edge. The focus then shifts to the hardwood with this week’s local college basketball report, as the guys check in on all four Division I programs across the state and recap their weekend results. The conversation widens to the national stage as the crew surveys the broader NCAA basketball landscape with March approaching. Later, the guys discuss the NFL Pro Bowl, arguing that roster selections have evolved into more of a participation trophy than a true honor, while also criticizing the declining entertainment value of the Pro Bowl skills competitions and flag football format. ABC 15 Sports Director Craig Fouhy then joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line for another edition of “Fact or Fouhy,” touching on the Valley’s biggest storylines and hottest sports tickets. The hour wraps with G2G Game Changers, as the guys recognize and award the weekend’s top performances across the sports world.

Hour one opens with the entire crew live from the ESPN 620 Studios in Phoenix as they react to a chaotic NFC and AFC Championship Weekend, breaking down the biggest moments and storylines that set the stage for Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara. The guys also touch on another headline involving the Phoenix Suns, discussing concerns surrounding their star guards as they deal with lingering injuries. In the “Replay: Rewind” segment, the crew listens back to locker room and postgame audio from both championship games, capturing the raw emotion and immediate reactions from players and coaches. Later, former ASU and NFL quarterback Rudy Carpenter joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to analyze the quarterback matchup between Seattle and New England, explain the importance of building proper structure around a franchise quarterback, and share his thoughts on the diminishing value of being named an NFL Pro Bowler. The hour wraps with Football at 50 as the guys debate the overall entertainment value of this year’s Super Bowl matchup and react to the announcement of Bad Bunny as the halftime performer.

Hour three opens with former Chandler High School, Virginia, and UFL MVP quarterback—and current Winnipeg Blue Bomber—Bryce Perkins joining the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line. Perkins provides an update on his football journey as he prepares for the upcoming CFL season and also discusses his latest business venture, the hard seltzer brand Sip Tale, now available at Total Wine locations across the Valley. The conversation then shifts to the Phoenix Suns as Roc and Manuch put a bow on the team’s six-game road trip and preview tonight’s matchup against the Atlanta Hawks, expressing gratitude for seeing Jalen Green back on the court healthy while cautioning that Dillon Brooks’ ongoing technical foul issues could become problematic down the stretch. Later, former NFL and Arizona Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson joins the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the Raiders’ potential interest in drafting Fernando Mendoza with the No. 1 overall pick, the challenges surrounding the Cardinals’ head coaching vacancy, and his predictions for this weekend’s NFL Conference Championship games. The hour wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring NFL insider Adam Schefter sharing the latest updates on Cardinals head coaching candidates to monitor, before the guys set the stage for what’s on tap across the sports world this weekend.

Hour two opens with Fiesta Sports Foundation CEO Erik Moses joining the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to reflect on the National Championship Game and the remarkable seasons put together by both Indiana and Miami as their programs returned to national prominence. Moses also discusses the overall health and growing excitement surrounding college football, the job Miami did hosting the championship game, and ideas he would like to implement in future Fiesta Bowl events. The spotlight then shifts to Kevin Rowe of the Lerner & Rowe Injury Attorney team, who hosts an Over/Under sports betting contest against a show listener with a Lerner & Rowe swag pack on the line. Later, writer and podcaster for the New England Football Journal John Sapochetti joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to explain how the Patriots improved so rapidly in just one season under head coach Mike Vrabel, analyze the development of Drake Maye into an MVP candidate, and preview New England’s AFC Championship matchup against the Jarrett Stidham–led Denver Broncos. The hour wraps with a college football–focused edition of Football at 50, as the guys reflect on a memorable season and share what they’re most looking forward to heading into next year.

Hour one opens with Roc and Manuch live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale as they set the stage for the day’s show and react to Phoenix Suns owner Matt Ishbia’s latest stadium value meal initiative, praising the continued fan-first approach. The guys then shift into a wide-ranging edition of “Replay: Rewind,” previewing this weekend’s NFL Conference Championship games while touching on other major storylines across the sports landscape. Later, Sean Salisbury—host of Unpaved on YouTube and director of NSR—joins the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to reflect on Fernando Mendoza’s memorable rushing touchdown in the national championship game, the rapid growth of Indiana football under Curt Cignetti in just two seasons, and his breakdown of the matchups in both the AFC and NFC Championship games. The hour wraps with a reflective edition of “On This Day,” sharing in the heartbreak of Buffalo Bills fans, before closing with a Football at 50 packed with the latest NFL headlines.

Hour three begins with Roc sparking a debate on the current state of sports media, arguing that launching a podcast does not automatically make someone a qualified journalist or influencer, and offering his critique of how modern sports programs are managed. The conversation then shifts to college hoops as the crew revisits eye-opening comments from Arizona State men’s basketball coach Bobby Hurley in yesterday’s postgame press conference following the Sun Devils’ loss to West Virginia, discussing whether a mid-season coaching change is warranted or if Hurley should consider stepping away on his own. Later, NFL Radio host on SiriusXM and CardsWire contributor Howard Balzer joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide his perspective on the Arizona Cardinals’ head coaching vacancy, including why the job is widely viewed as one of the league’s toughest openings, the ongoing uncertainty at quarterback, and what the organization must do to secure the right hire. The hour wraps with Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller sharing his take on Miami Hurricanes quarterback Carson Beck and his prospects at the next level.

Hour two opens with Jimmy B. and Manuch setting the stage for this weekend’s AFC Conference Championship game between the New England Patriots and Denver Broncos. The guys are joined on the Right Toyota Guest Line by Denver sports reporter Brandon Krisztal of Guerilla Sports, who breaks down Jarrett Stidham making his first start since 2023 in place of the injured Bo Nix, how the Broncos’ coaching staff has been forced to adapt on the fly, and the concerning quarterback depth behind Stidham in such a high-stakes moment. The show then shifts to the hardwood as the crew evaluates the current state of local college basketball, discussing the Arizona Wildcats, Grand Canyon Lopes, and Arizona State Sun Devils and where each program stands as the season progresses. Later, Seahawks radio pregame and postgame host Paul joins the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss Seattle’s journey to the NFC Championship Game, reflect on the first two meetings between the Seahawks and Rams this season, explain how Seattle has quietly flown under the radar, and highlight the strong play of Sam Darnold following his departure from Minnesota. The hour wraps with another fun edition of Peaks Picks, as a caller goes head-to-head with a Twin Peaks staff member in a trivia showdown for a chance to win a Twin Peaks gift card.

Hour one opens live from Twin Peaks in Deer Valley with the full crew back together for a loaded show, as Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. react to Roc’s experience attending the 2026 National Championship Game at Hard Rock Stadium. Roc recounts the atmosphere in Miami, shares his favorite moments from the trip, and reflects on witnessing Indiana capture the first national championship in program history. The conversation then shifts to college basketball in the “Replay: Rewind” segment, as the crew breaks down eye-opening comments made by Arizona State head coach Bobby Hurley and discusses what they could mean for the future of the program and its roster. Later, “The Sports Professor” Rick Horrow joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to weigh in on the potential expansion of the College Football Playoff, the ever-changing landscape of conference realignment, and Adidas landing its first national title sponsor win through Fernando Mendoza and the Indiana Hoosiers. The hour wraps with a quick edition of “On This Day” before closing with an NFL awards–focused edition of Football at 50.

Hour three opens with Manuch and Jimmy B. running through the top storylines around the Valley, starting with the Phoenix Suns’ road win in Philadelphia following the return of Jalen Green and the continued uncertainty surrounding the Arizona Cardinals’ head coaching search. The conversation then shifts to the NFL as the guys recap last weekend’s Divisional Round action and preview the upcoming NFC and AFC Championship games with Super Bowl berths on the line. Later, former NFL and Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Michael Bankston joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to share his perspective on why the Cardinals’ head coaching vacancy has been difficult to fill, the challenges surrounding the future of Kyler Murray in Arizona, and why ultimate change hinges on owner Michael Bidwell’s willingness to use his financial resources to land the right coach and talent. The hour wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring comments from Terry Pegula alongside general manager Brandon Beane regarding the drafting of Keon Coleman, before the crew sets the stage for what’s on tap later tonight in sports.

Hour two opens with the monthly American Veterans Magazine Report as Jason Shaffer joins the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss his extensive leadership background, including his recent role as senior enlisted advisor to the commander of Luke Air Force Base, overseeing more than 7,000 personnel and $13 billion in assets, as well as his continued involvement with the West Valley Mavericks Foundation. The conversation then shifts back to the Phoenix Suns as Jimmy B. and Manuch evaluate Jalen Green’s return to the lineup after nearly a three-month absence due to a hamstring injury, while also praising the continued impact of the Suns’ bench and its ability to make timely shots and plays. The hour rolls into a loaded edition of Campus Quickies, beginning with DevilsDigest.com ASU insider Hod Rabino, who reacts to the release of the Sun Devils’ 2026 football schedule and previews ASU’s upcoming hardwood matchup against West Virginia. FOX Sports Tucson host Steve Rivera follows with his perspective on Arizona’s newly released football schedule, realistic expectations for next season, and the Wildcats’ continued success on the basketball court. The segment wraps with NAU play-by-play voice Mitch Strohman, who discusses news of his retirement and the injury-riddled Lumberjacks men’s basketball team as it looks to push through the remainder of the season. The hour concludes with a couple of Random Facts of the Day and another edition of Football at 50, covering the latest NFL headlines.

Hour one opens with Jimmy B. and Manuch live from the ESPN 620 Studios in Phoenix as they react to the Phoenix Suns’ road win over the Philadelphia 76ers, giving credit to the bench for its key contributions and discussing how the depth continues to impact winning. The guys then pivot to breaking news out of the Bay Area, reacting to 49ers general manager John Lynch’s comments that wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk has played his final snaps in San Francisco and what that means for the franchise moving forward. In the “Replay: Rewind” segment, the crew revisits the Suns’ victory in Philly by playing highlights and postgame comments, with a focus on the return of guard Jalen Green from a hamstring injury. Later, Tom Leander—pre, halftime, and postgame host for the Suns alongside Tom Chambers—joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to share stories from his broadcasting days with Manuch and the Arizona Rattlers, reflect on the special season the Suns are putting together despite preseason expectations, and discuss how the roster chemistry continues to evolve with Jalen Green back in the mix. The hour wraps with a quick edition of “On This Day” before closing with Football at 50, featuring the latest updates from the NFL coaching carousel.

Hour two opens with the weekly GCU Global Credit Union Report as TV play-by-play voice Daron Sutton joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to check in on Grand Canyon basketball. Sutton recaps the Lopes’ recent trip to “The Pit” against New Mexico, describes the emotions surrounding GCU’s upset win over ranked Utah State, and previews their upcoming matchup with the San Diego State Aztecs. The conversation then shifts to the Phoenix Suns as the guys discuss the expected return of guard Jalen Green, who has been sidelined since November with a hamstring strain, debating whether he should rejoin the starting lineup or come off the bench and what, if any, minute restrictions make sense. Later, Manuch and Jimmy B. turn their attention to ASU hoops, evaluating the Sun Devils’ recent performances against Arizona and Houston and discussing where Bobby Hurley’s team goes from here as it prepares to face the West Virginia Mountaineers. The hour wraps with the guys sharing their “Random Facts of the Day” before closing with an NFL coaching carousel edition of Football at 50.