Hour 3: The Rangers back in the win column and Bobby Scans Jacob Rodriguez as Potential Cowboys Fit

The episode opens with a celebration of the Texas Rangers' first win in four games, marking the end of a losing streak and a long drought in successful challenge attempts. Hosts Sean and RJ analyze the team's struggling offense—scoring just nine runs in their last five games—and question whether the issue is ballpark-specific or a broader hitting malfunction. They discuss key players like Wyatt Lankford, Brandon Nimmo, and Jacob Rodriguez, noting his high exit velocity despite zero hits, and express concern over the Rangers' low offensive output and poor run differential. Despite this, the team remains tied for fourth in AL pennant odds, suggesting confidence in their potential. The conversation shifts to the Dallas Cowboys' linebacker needs, with a deep dive into Texas Tech’s Jacob Rodriguez, who is being heavily scouted. While praising his size, athleticism, and run defense, the hosts highlight concerns about his shorter arm length (30.875 inches) compared to the Cowboys' preference for longer-armed linebackers, which may hinder his fit in their coverage schemes. The segment ends with a humorous and satirical exploration of polyamory, drawing from a scientific study on healthy non-monogamous relationships, followed by listener reactions and a sponsorship plug for Trajan Wealth.