ITL reacts after the Houston Astros picked up another win behind an impressive outing from Tatsuya Imai, discussing whether Houston is beginning to build real momentum and what the team's recent stretch says about its identity. The guys then shift their attention to the Houston Texans after offensive coordinator Nick Caley sat down with Jonathan M. Alexander of the Houston Chronicle to discuss the offense, breaking down what his comments reveal about Houston's philosophy heading into training camp. Listeners also weigh in on the QOTD, sharing the biggest injustices in sports history. Around The NFL covers the latest headlines from across the league, including C. J. Gardner-Johnson reflecting on his Texans tenure, Caleb Williams being denied the "Iceman" trademark, and more. The crew also reacts to B-Scott's latest podcast take that the Houston Rockets still need more of everything and that LaMelo Ball would've provided exactly that, before wrapping the hour with What's Popping. Friday's show continues with a fresh edition of Would Ya Rather, Lunch-Time Confessions after Lopez accuses Figgy of having a type, and a discussion about the latest developments surrounding Major League Baseball's collective bargaining agreement. The show wraps with ITL breaking down a new Top 100 NFL Players list through a Texans lens, debating whether Houston is finally getting the national respect it deserves. Figgy's Mixtape features a woman who intentionally went looking for a shark, the Raging Italian declaring war on birds, and more bizarre stories from around the internet.
