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EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 2H 42M

Full Show - Tuesday, May 26th

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ITL reacts to an unforgettable night as the Houston Astros no-hit the Texas Rangers, with Tatsuya Imai continuing to build momentum and earning more trust from fans and teammates alike. The guys debate whether Houston may finally be onto something and if a legitimate Astros run would be the best thing for the organization despite all the long-term questions surrounding the roster. The conversation then shifts to Houston Texans OTAs, where ITL breaks down key position battles including center, linebacker depth following E.J. Speed being sidelined, and how the wide receiver rotation could look both with and without Tank Dell. Around The NFL features reaction to Josh Allen discussing his Week 1 matchup against Houston, Jason Kelce questioning the NFL’s move away from traditional Sunday football, and more headlines from around the league. ITL also revisits last year’s mysterious C. J. Stroud OTA storyline and debates whether it helped shape how Stroud was viewed throughout the season, as well as how important OTAs may be for him this year. Lunch-Time Confessions gets personal after John Lopez admits he raised the white flag the night before, while the crew also evaluates the development of Amen Thompson and whether the young Houston Rockets star is on the path toward becoming a franchise cornerstone. To wrap up the show, ITL debates which quarterback still chasing their first Super Bowl title is the most fascinating entering the season before Figgy’s Mixtape dives into Lyft AI scams, an emotional support alligator, Pizza Hut going retro, and which restaurant chain deserves a nostalgic comeback. Plus, the QOTD asks listeners: What are some masterpieces that everyone seems to love, but you've never really understood?

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