Hour 3: Best offseason in the NFL, the Rangers' bats come alive in win over Yankees

The episode opens with a lighthearted segment on the challenges of office elevator access and the absurdity of tipping service staff, before diving into a detailed analysis of Ted Wynn’s ranking of the best NFL offseasons from The Athletic. The hosts praise Wynn’s analytical rigor, particularly his focus on scheme fit over flashy signings. They highlight the Philadelphia Eagles, San Francisco 49ers, and Los Angeles Rams as top contenders, but express particular enthusiasm for the Dallas Cowboys’ offseason, which Wynn lauds as a strategic masterclass in building around defensive coordinator Christian Parker’s vision. The Cowboys’ draft picks—Caleb Downs, Malachi Lawrence, and Jayshon Barham—are celebrated as perfect fits for a Fangio-influenced system, with Downs’ role as the nickel defender seen as a key piece. The hosts also discuss the Rangers’ dominant 4-0 win over the Yankees, with Nate Eovaldi’s 15-inning, one-run performance against New York earning high praise. The second half shifts to a fiery debate on Draymond Green’s career, with RJ and Bobby Belt criticizing his recent comments about Steve Kerr and his perceived lack of offensive value, while defending his defensive legacy. The segment concludes with a spirited defense of Caleb Downs’ role as a nickel defender, countering early skepticism with arguments about his intelligence, versatility, and scheme fit, while mocking lazy media rankings that dismiss him due to the Cowboys’ franchise history.