JuJu Gotti is here to recap the show, deliver his Thursday Thunder bets, and update the polls before Scott Van Pelt joins the show via a phone call from Dan to respond to the allegations that he skipped the TSA line at the Atlanta airport after the National Championship game.

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How much better can Jayden Daniels be? Is this the best rookie QB season we've ever seen? Then, what does America want from the AFC and NFC title games? Are we sick of Patrick Mahomes? Are the Bills, despite being a great team, somehow a loveable underdog? Plus, we have a new Pat Riley Statue, and this time it's actually good. Also, UFO expert Jeremy Corbell joins us to share his reporting on why and how we've been lied to for years about the existence of Unidentified Flying Objects. Are we closer now than ever to learning about the existence of aliens?

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David Samson is here JUST after the Oscar nominations have been revealed, and he couldn't be more excited. Samson answers the crew's questions about Emilia Perez's nomination for Best Picture, Challengers being snubbed from Best Score, and the movie he's about to watch at Mike Ryan's suggestion. Then, is David in a haunted hotel during his stay in Cooperstown? Plus, Greg shares his thoughts on Ichiro's Hall of Fame induction and delivers his Top 5 Old Person Insults.

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What's the most publicly embarrassed you've ever been? Then, Stugotz uses non-stop loaner cars, we determine the difference between blimps and zeppelins, and Billy Corgan and Bill Burr might be brothers. Plus, would you want to drive The Nut Mobile or The Weiner Mobile? Tubi or not Tubi, that is the question. Also, Greg doesn't know anything about horoscopes, and names in sports that sound like cars.

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Josh Johnson is writing all the internet’s favorite jokes. 

The Emmy-nominated writer and correspondent on “The Daily Show” shares with Dan how he’s been building a community through his unique, topical stand-up every week on YouTube (to millions of views). With Dan, Josh takes on the biggest topics of today… like the gaming habits of billionaires, the loneliness epidemic, and, yeah, Luigi Mangione. 

Josh also opens up about the loss of his father, his time in therapy, and what it was like for him going from a grocery store clerk to a writer for “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”. 

See Josh live on his “Flowers Tour,” tickets are available at joshjohnsoncomedy.com. Watch and subscribe to Josh's YouTube channel with new weekly content @JoshJohnsonComedy

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Greg Cote is in rare old person form as he is ready to say "good riddance" to Jimmy Butler. Greg leads the crew in his dismissal of Butler's lack of effort as he tries to force his way to the Phoenix Suns. We PROMISE this is not an extended Jimmy Butler conversation. We promise. Then, how do you feel about punctuation in show titles? What's the best show with an exclamation point? What about commas? How about a question mark? Plus, the Game Show Hall of Fame and Betty White's dating history.

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Greg Cote leads our Postgame Show with JuJu Gotti, and it's as joyful as you'd expect. JuJu gives us some praise from today's show, celebrates Kel'el Ware's ascension, explains what he expects from his teams this weekend, and updates the polls.

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NFL star Cam Jordan joins the show, and even though he wants to stay in the positive land of his foundation, Dan and the crew need to know which Tight End he believes would be the easiest to kill. He also tells us about his pure hatred of the Falcons, the only time he felt bad about sacking a QB, Tom Brady's broadcasting chops, and Cal Twitter. Then, Greg Cote's dentist is a yammerer, and his old neighbor gifted him with a golf club that is too small to nudge an iguana with. Plus, Stephen A. Smith rips the NBA All-Star game.

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Nikola Jokic continues to do things on the basketball court that show off a level of dominance that is unprecedented, but it's literally putting the Shipping Container to sleep. Then, Greg has some of the best teeth and gums ever made, but would they survive cremation? Plus, Katie Nolan is here to discuss her new podcast "Casuals" and why it's a show about sports that isn't always as sports as you want it to be...but she doesn't need to explain that to us. Katie tells us about what it's been like to rekindle her sports fandom after stepping away from sports media for over a year, what the podcast plans to focus on with its guests, and she determines which Tight End would be easiest to kill. Also, has Katie ever skipped through the TSA security line?

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A miracle occurs at the start of today's Big Suey: Greg Cote admits he was wrong. Then, Lucy joins the show after a hellish experience at the Atlanta Airport, but she refuses to tell us who skipped the TSA line (outside of herself). She also tells us about the antiseptic NFL feeling at the College Football National Championship game, tries to decide which punishment she needs to fulfill to get to go to the Super Bowl, and delivers her Off Rohd-ing. Plus, a revelation about Jeremy's bachelor party, Stugotz's Father's Day edition of his book, and the pettiness of the Jimmy Butler saga leaking into the locker room has Dan intrigued.

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The studio is abuzz with people all over the office fighting over who should have made the MLB Hall of Fame. Was Greg Cote the one voter who did NOT vote for Ichiro? Then, Billy wishes he could be put on house arrest just to get the relief of not having to make plans with anyone. Is house arrest actually our greatest form of freedom? Plus, snow in Tallahassee, Greg believes he could be a hype man, Jessica explains why the National Championship felt anti-climactic to some people, and we determine which Tight Ends would be most difficult to kill. Also, is Martin Short a good actor? Is he an immortal like Mark Andrews?

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