Episode 68 starts hot — literally. Allen’s riding one hell of a betting heater while Justin proves (once again) he’s not always the best listener… until a certain Dolphins coaching candidate gets mentioned and suddenly he’s locked in.

From there, the boys break down an electric weekend of playoff football and look ahead to the Divisional Round — where they somehow don’t agree on a single game. We rank the top NFL coaching vacancies, debate what the Dolphins should actually be looking for, and wrap things up with the ultimate question: what would be the better storyline coming out of the College Football Playoff National Championship?

No stats. No consensus. Just vibes, opinions, and confidence.

All Gas. No Stats.

Episode 67 is pure "67 energy" — confidence high, logic optional.

This week, the boys dive into Justin being officially on dad watch as his wife’s due date approaches, which sparks a dangerous conversation: would our wives actually be better NFL GMs than us? (Some parts of the job seem… suspiciously easy.)

From there, we break down the Miami Dolphins GM search, debate realistic candidates, and ask the question everyone wants to ask — should the Dolphins take a swing at John Harbaugh, even with Mike McDaniel still in the building?

The Hurricanes are in the College Football Playoff Semis, favored against Ole Miss, and the boys struggle to see any outcome that doesn’t involve Miami heading back home for the National Championship.

And after completely bombing our CFB playoff brackets, Allen and Justin get a shot at redemption by picking NFL Wild Card Weekend and lock in their Super Bowl matchup and eventual champion.

Stick around for Spotlight or Shade, as Allen unloads on his favorite team’s so-called fearless leader.

All gas. No stats.

The boys close out the year with one final run — All Gas, No Stats.
We kick things off with the Dolphins locking up their 7th win of the season and breaking down the NFL playoff picture heading into the chaos of Week 18. From there, we dive into the College Football Playoff quarterfinals and why Carson Beck might be the key to a Canes' W.

To cap off the year, we get a little nostalgic and a little reckless — answering the question: If you could change the outcome of one sporting event in history, what would it be? Then we look ahead to the new year with one sports change we’d love to see in 2026.

No spreadsheets. No hot takes for clicks. Just fans who care way too much.

Episode 66 — let’s end the year right.