With the NFL's free agency madness continuing on and possibly carrying on into today, the Texans seem to have ushered into a new era in their organization following their offseason moves since the end of the season with the Super Bowl. Following the madness in this years free agency and with the shocking release of former Texans OT Laremy Tunsil yesterday, chatter has begun circling around the actual reason of why Tunsil was released. Acquiring Laken Tomlinson in replace of Laremy's departure now with the trade final, lots of talk has raised in regards to what may have been the underlying issue in Tunsil's departure. Assessing the Texans shocking moves in this years free agency, Sean and Brian take a moment discussing a few things that were stated officially to have went on throughout the entirety of the 2024 season that may've lead to Laremy Tunsil's departure to Washington.

With the NFL Free Agency period kicking off yesterday afternoon, teams across the league waste no time in the legal tampering followed with a few shocking trades announced throughout the day. With the Jets moving on from Aaron Rodgers and handing the realm over to Justin Fields, to D.K. Metcalf being traded to the Steelers is just the tip of the ice in this years free agency madness. Noting the Raiders quarterback situation the organization forwardly announces their new starting quarterback now to be Geno Smith followed by Seattle inquiring and signing Minnesota's quarterback, Sam Darnold as his replacement. Noting the Texans a bit active early-on in this free agency in comparison to last years, yesterday the Texans traded OT Laremy Tunsil to the Washington Commanders in exchange for two 2025 third and seventh round picks followed by two 2026 second and fourth round picks tossed in with a 2025 fourth-round pick for Washington. Sean and Brian pose with the Texans not bringing back Stefon Diggs followed by trading for Lermey Tunsil and acquiring new players like Christian Kirk aiming to fix a few issues around the team, are the Texans ushering into a new culture shift rolling into the 2025 season?

Over the course of the weekend tremendous news broke around the NFL regarding trade deals, extension signings, and more. With legal tampering taking in full effect today, organizations across the NFL waste no time in scooping and signing players to their roster for the 2025 season over the weekend. With huge trades breaking like Devante Adams to the Rams followed by Geno Smith sent to Las Vegas, no one seems to be completely off the table in regards to the tampering around the league. Also highlighting a couple of huge extensions, Josh Allen reaches a 6-year $330M with $250M guaranteed which happens to be the largest guarantee given to an NFL player followed with Myles Garrett signing a 4-year extension averaging $40M a year with $123.5 guaranteed. Noting all the signings and extensions leaves many questioning what may the city of Houston tend to do next? As contracts and rookie deals begin to expire Sean and Brian pose to listeners, what could Will Anderson Jr's. contract extension tend to look like, if the Texans do decide to resign him?

Following the conclusion of the NFL season last month with the Philadelphia Eagles as your 2025 Super Bowl LIX champions, teams waste no time in tampering and acquiring players for the upcoming 2026 season. During this legal tampering phase of the offseason, the Texans have been in talks with the Jaguars and have came upon an agreement trading wide-receiver Christian Kirk to the Houston Texans in exchange for a seventh-round pick. Looking at the Texans wide receiving room currently as Tank Dell is set to undergo surgery and Stefon Diggs looking for another extension, Nico Collins looks to be the Texans WR1 with much needed depth to be added if aiming to contend for another postseason. Sean and Brian take a moment assessing the Texans trade and what could adding another receiver like Kirk do for the Texans, along with posing the question, do the Texans need more? 

With spring training coursing on and Opening Day to kickoff on the 27th, the Astros roll through games and the weeks aiming to see who may make the final 40-man roster. Looking to be a repeat start of last years first few games, the Astros seem to be going down the injury tunnel yet again just before the start of the season. Christian Walker set to start in yesterday's lineup, scratches due to left oblique soreness. Seeing this movie plenty of times beforehand roughly just two weeks ago Kaleb Ort suffered a similar injury, followed by last year with Jose Altuve enduring the same exact injury, which leads fans to wonder what may be the underlying issue. Hearing words often like 'soreness' and 'discomfort' Sean and Brian take a moment in discussion on what are the Astros doing or not doing in regards to training and workouts that leads to their players encountering oblique injuries. Should they begin playing in more games as the season approaches?