HOUR#1- Our leading story on this Tuesday edition of the Lowdown, is a new running back for the Denver Broncos.  JK Dobbins signs with the team, adding to what is a very questionable RB room.  Nick Chubb is the other large signing, as he gets a deal with the Houston Texans.  Both of these guys are coming off serious leg injuries that have plagued their careers. but was Chubb the better option all along?

- We talk about the remaining money that Denver has available to spend, and whether or not they should use it on another young star player.  Is extending someone like Nik Bonitto the correct option?

- Vladan Chase (NFFH Podcast) joins us on the show to breakdown what happened in the stanley cup game number 3.  Florida Panthers win in blow out fashion, and the pressure mounts on the Edmonton Oilers.

HOUR#2-  The NBA finals are now officially underway, we discuss the betting lines and prices as the series moves to Indianapolis.  How does this series continue to play out, and is the Pacers style sustainable?  We compare big men, and talk about what the future of the true center position looks like moving forward.

-I give out my favorite wager of the week, which happens to be an NBA player prop.  We talk coaching, and discuss whether or not JJ Reddick is deserving of praise.   There's a second tier of NBA free agents this summer, apart from the Giannis and KDs of the world.  We talk about the next potential 100 million dollar players.

HOUR#1-  The New York KnickerBockers have fired head coach Tom Thibodeaux after the best season in 25 years for the franchise.  We discuss what this means, and how this affects the coaching landscape of the NBA.  Who is poised enough to take over that job?  And more on the Knicks, as they get eliminated in the eastern conference finals.  What is next for the star studded duo of KAT and Brunson?

- The Indiana Pacers are massive underdogs against the OKC Thunder in the 2025 NBA finals.  We think this may be a mistake.  We talk about what makes the Pacers so great, Pascal Siakam's illustrious career, and Rick Carlile's championship tendencies.

HOUR#2- John Rein (VZP Digital) joins the program to discuss the Stanley Cup.  Edmonton is a short favorite against the defending champion Florida Panthers, who will be the X-factor?  We also discuss what happened in the western conference finals, and pitfalls of the Dallas Stars.  Could head coach Peter Deboer be on his way out?  JR gives us the official trade deadline grades from around the league, now that the season is over.

-The Denver Broncos have 16 million dollars in cap space remaining, we discuss what they should spend it on.  We break down the RB and WR room, and talk about some of the early headlines coming out of Dove Valley.  Is RJ Harvey going to pan out? Did Travis Kelce really lose 20 pounds? The AFC West looks to be a shootout.

-And the Colorado Rockies have officially won two games in a row, as they look to avoid being the worst team of all time.   An action-packed Tuesday edition of the LowDown.

HOUR#1-  The Denver Nuggets lose two very intense games against Minnesota and San Antonio.  We discuss the amazing performances from Nikola Jokic and Jalen Pickett.  Further discussions on the Minnesota Timberwolves, and the state of the western conference with 10 days left in the regular season. 

-Cody Reer (SmashHitSports) joins the program to further discuss march madness, as we head into the final weekend of the tournament.   In-depth breakdowns of both Final Four matchups, including the choice wagers of the weekend.  We discuss the college basketball current coaching carousel, and some of the remaining big names in the transfer portal.

HOUR#2- The Dallas Cowboys are the lead story for the second hour.  They trade for Joe Milton, the backup QB for the New England Patriots.  Where do the cowboys stand heading into the 25-26 season? Will they pay Micah Parsons?  All that and more.

-Our friend John Rein (VZP Digital) joins the show to talk about the Colorado Avalanche, and the feeling surrounding the team after a shootout victory against the Chicago Blackhawks. We talk about other teams that are making playoff pushes, including the St. Louis Blues, and the Dallas Stars. 

-We discuss the Atlanta Braves tumultuous start to the season at 0-7 on the season, and the dream start for the Padres and Dodgers, both 7-0 and undefeated.