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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2026 · 1H 1M

The Next 4 Quarters Season 2 Episode 16

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The guys discuss various topics ranging from TJ Watt's injury due to dry needling to the historical performance of NFL teams, particularly the Cowboys. They delve into cultural observations about food restrictions, Nikola Jokic's impressive stats, and the current state of sports in Colorado. The conversation also touches on Joe Burrow's press conference, NFL team strategies, and the Kansas City Chiefs' playoff chances. Finally, they reflect on wrestling legends and their impact on the sport. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding sports, particularly wrestling, boxing, MMA, and the NFL. They discuss the legacies of wrestling icons like Ric Flair and Andre the Giant, the cultural impact of boxing movies, and the evolution of MMA films. The conversation shifts to controversies in sports coaching, particularly focusing on a recent scandal involving a Michigan football coach. They also explore the personal costs of infidelity in high-profile careers, the increasing injuries in the NFL, and the implications of changes in practice regulations for player safety. Finally, they make predictions about the NFL playoffs and analyze team performances.

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