It's the return of "Go Low" and John opens the show by diving into the state of golf and talking about what golf needs to do in order to get more people to watch and the importance of the PGA working with LIV to help ratings. Next, John discusses the emergence of Ludvig Åberg and how he is a star in the sport. Next, John gives you his best picks for this weekend's Mexico Open.

Later, John answers your questions during this episode's mailbag segment.

5:07 - The state of the spot

32:31 - Ludvig Åberg is a star

41:10 - Mexico Open

43:12 - Mailbag

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John is back after taking a few days off and jumps into the pod talking about the Jets cutting Aaron Rodgers, where he thinks Rodgers should go next if he's looking to make the most money and it's not actually playing the game. Next, John dives into the draft convo and how he thinks that Travis Hunter has the right decision by coming out and saying that he is entering the draft as a cornerback. After, he discusses the NBA All-Star Game and if there is anything that the NBA can do to revive the game or are all ASG's DOA.

Later, John answers your questions during this episode's mailbag segment.

4:12 - Aaron Rodgers out in NY

14:24 - Draft Convo

24:49 - NBA All-Star Game

36:07 - Mailbag

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John opens the podcast by giving Jalen Hurts his well deserved praise. Despite having doubts about Jalen's talent earlier in the season, he has made many people rethink their views on him as a player. Next, John dives into Travis Kelce opening up on his podcast about what happened in the Super Bowl, and if KC should consider a move away from Kelce. Later, John dives into the Super Bowl ratings.

Later, John answers your questions during this episode's mailbag segment.

4:07 - Given Jalen his credit

15:17 - Trvis Kelce speaks

23:04 - Super Bowl ratings

29:06 - Louisiana Hot Sauce

34:07 - Mailbag

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John is back and he dives into what this Super Bowl win means for the Eagles and how they have turned into a powerhouse in the NFL. Next, John talks about how despite the loss, KC is still a dominant team in the NFL and people should still consider them one of, if not the best team in the league. Later, John gives his take on the halftime show.

Later, John answers your questions during this episode's mailbag segment.

5:04 - Eagles are Super Bowl Champs

23:12 - Conversation around KC

30:38 - Other NFL news

35:09 - Halftime show reaction

48:18 - Mailbag

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Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to react to the Eagles destroying the Chiefs in Super Bowl 59!

They start with the Chiefs being completely overwhelmed at the line of scrimmage by both the Eagles defensive front and offensive line (3:00). They break down the incredible drafting by the Eagles in recent years and the noticeable talent gap between the two teams and credit Eagles GM Howie Roseman for building the best roster in a decade (10:30).

They credit Jalen Hurts for being the perfect fit for the Eagles offense and call him the “modern day Russell Wilson” (14:00)and why the Eagles are the perfect example of a team that has built their team incredibly well through the draft and why he deserved to win the Super Bowl MVP award (25:00).

They discuss why one of the winners on the night is MYLES GARRETT in the trade market after a night where the Eagles pass rush dominated the game (31:00), and why the Eagles fans showed up in a huge way at the game (33:00).

They dissect why Nick Sirriani has proven himself as a great culture builder despite their earlier concerns and why he could be the perfect fit for Philly (38:00), and debate what this bad loss means for the legacy of Patrick Mahomes in the GOAT debate (42::30.

They float the idea of the Chiefs trading for Myles Garrett if Travis Kelce decides to retire and frees up salary cap space and how that could transform the franchise (52:00), and why the Cowboys should consider trading Micah Parsons in order to try to close the talent gap between them and the Eagles (56:15).

Finally, they talk about the importance of the Eagles landing Saquon Barkley, and the Jets deciding to move off of Aaron Rodges (1:03:00).

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John opens the podcast by reviewing his time in New Orleans from going to The Volume party to start his night and ending at the Club Shay Shay party. Next, John talks about how Myles Garrett has handled himself since asking to be traded out of Cleveland.

Later, John is joined by The Action Network betting guru, Stuckey to give you the best bets ahead of the big game.

6:12 - Review of New Orleans

31:29 - Myles Garrett update

59:09 - Stuckey joins the podcast

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John discusses the KC Chiefs, and how Andy Reid is clearly going to be in the Hall of Fame but should we also be talking about Brett Veach being a first ballot Hall of Famer as the GM of the team.

Later, John answers your questions in this episode's mailbag massive mailbag segment.

5:59 - How KC has been built

13:03 - Mailbag

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Colin starts the show by addressing him getting sick while on-air on The Herd and that he’s feeling better now (4:00). Then, he tries to make sense of the Luka Doncic trade to the Lakers and why the trade compensation wasn’t nearly enough. He also explains why this move has been in the works for a while, why the looming supermax contract extension was a contributing factor and why LeBron will find a way to make it work on the court (5:30).

Then he’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to preview the Super Bowl!

They start by talking about Patrick Mahomes and dissecting what his secret sauce is when facing pressure, and why facing an increasingly good Chiefs defense in practice has helped sharpen him (21:00). They debate where the Chiefs would rank amongst the all-time great teams if they are able to win three straight championships by beating an incredibly talented Eagles roster (29:30).

They highlight Jalen Hurts being subpar under pressure as a weakness the Chiefs can exploit (35:30), and John predicts that Dallas Goedert could be in for a big game for the Eagles (39:45).

They react to the news of Chip Kelly being hired as OC for the Raiders and debate whether the Raiders will be viable next under head coach Pete Carroll (45:00). They discuss who the top options are to land star pass rusher Myles Garrett after Garrett demanded a trade and what the trade compensation should look like (48:45) and pour cold water on the idea that there’s a trade market for receiver Rams Cooper Kupp (54:00).

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