Please Enjoy the second hour of our show tonight.  The first hour for whatever reason did not record.  Apologies, but please enjoy an action packed 2nd hour.  We begin the hour talking with John Rein (VZP Digital)   I ask him about his experience at the Michigan Ohio State game, and we talk about the current state of NIL, and how Michigan will be moving forward with Bryce Underwood.     Forquer and I turn our direction to some NBA talk, as the great James Harden has officially cracked the top ten on the all time scoring list.  The player he knocked out from the list? Carmelo Anthony.  We have a pretty funny discussion about it.   We talk about the Denver Nuggets as they have a few days off thanks to the NBA cup, and discuss Michael Porter Jr and his early season success in Brooklyn.    We wrap the show up with a major news day from the Major League Baseball world, Mets superstar closer Edwin Diaz signs with the Dodgers, as the west coast super team, continues to get stronger.

HOUR#1-  Forquer and I are back in the studio after a hectic week of football.  We talk about the Denver Broncos, who are in the middle of one of the franchises best seasons ever.  Bo Nix has a game that left everyone in awe.  4 touchdowns and Zero interceptions.  A game that has everyone talking about the Broncos as a super bowl FAVORITE!  We discuss the massive win over the GB Packers, this next game against Jacksonville, and what the AFC playoff picture looks like moving forward.  We talk about what teams are hitting the panic button as this season wraps up.  Are the Cincinnati Bengals the worst situation in football?  Are Lamar Jackson and the Ravens back?   Tons of NFL talk in hour 1 as we talk about the landscape heading into week 16.

HOUR#2-  The NBA cup finals are tonight between the Knicks and the Spurs, which leads into a discussion about Victor Wembenyama, and the western conference to start off hour number 2.  The Nuggets get a staple win over the Rockets last night, we break it down.  We also give out our wagers of the week in this hour.  I am taking the Chicago Bears to get it done against GB, Forquer is riding the Philly Eagles to close out their division.  We wrap up the final half hour with some in depth analysis on Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami Dolphins, after they get slaughtered on national TV by the Steeler, eliminating them from playoff contention.  We also discuss Kyler Murray, and start to talk about the 2026 offseason.  An incredible time for Colorado Sports, an incredible time for THE LOWDOWN!

HOUR#1-  A special post- Super Bowl show here on the LowDown.  We discuss your new champion Seattle Seahawks, and Sam Darnold winning it all.  We hear from the phone lines, including Wild Willy who gives his take on whether or not Drake Maye will ever be back, and we agree that If Bo Nix had been playing, we very well may be looking at the Denver Broncos winning it all.  The Seahawks are the first team ever to have zero turnovers in the entire postseason, which might be one of the greatest stats ever.  What's next for Seattle?  Will they pay Darnold?  Will they keep this team together?   Brian Skowronski (OH Report) joins the show to talk about the Cleveland Cavaliers the day after they beat our Denver Nuggets 119-117.  We discuss the James Harden trade, and who is the biggest threat to Cleveland coming out of the east.  Will Lebron head their in the summer? Are the Celtics going to get Tatum back? We have some great NBA chatter with Skowronski.

HOUR#2-  The Lakers finally make a trade that makes sense, and its not who you might think.  Forquer and I discuss the Lakers, and how the team looks with Luka, as we are officially one year removed from the Luka trade.   There are two Quarterbacks up for huge extensions this summer, both very questionable.  We talk about Bryce Young and CJ Stroud and whether or not they deserve to get paid.  Matthew Stafford is returning to the Rams we discuss. We wrap the show up talking about Will Campbell and his atrocious end of his rookie season, why wasn't Nik Bonito able to get any plays off on him in the AFC title? We reminisce about Von Miller and potentially bringing him back.