Stephen A. Smith, Shannon Sharpe, and Jeff Saturday debate if Mike McCarthy would be a good fit for the Chicago Bears' head coaching job. They also discuss the possibility of Russell Wilson's starting quarterback job being in jeopardy. Brian Windhorst joins the show to talk about Jimmy Butler being suspended by the Miami Heat. Lastly, they discuss which quarterback they trust more in the upcoming Wild Card matchup between Jayden Daniels or Baker Mayfield.

Stephen A. Smith, Shannon Sharpe, and Domonique Foxworth debate if Jerry Jones should allow Mike McCarthy to leave Dallas as he books an interview with the Bears. We get Shannon's segment back up and running as he tells us what's "Sharpe or Not Sharpe" in the NFL. Jeff Saturday joins the show to react to breaking news that the Titans have fired General Manager Ran Carthon. Brian Windhorst is here to shed some light on the Jimmy Butler drama in Miami and tell us how the Suns can save their season despite moving Beal and Nurkic to the bench.

Stephen A. Smith, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, and Jeff Saturday react to the Cowboys denying the Bears' request to interview Mike McCarthy and Stephen A. has some thoughts about Micah Parsons' declaration that the Cowboys will win the Super Bowl next year. Brian Windhorst stops by to tell us what's next for Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat. Mad Dog is mad (as per usual) but he also tells us about a surprise courtesy of Timothée Chalamet himself. The crew tells us how likely a Thunder-Cavs Finals is.

Stephen A. Smith, Elle Duncan and Dan Orlovsky debate how confident they are in Lamar Jackson getting to the Super Bowl. Elle and Dan go head-to-head discuss who had a better story this season: Bo Nix or Josh Allen? The crew responds to James Franklin's strong words on conference championship games. Brian Windhorst joins the show to discuss if he believes the Cleveland Cavaliers can win it all. The crew predicts which team will make more noise in the playoffs: Bucs or Commanders? Lastly, they debate whether Jayden Daniels needs to win Sunday to surpass CJ Stroud's rookie year.