The Seattle Seahawks win Super Bowl LX, defeating the New England Patriots 29–13 in Las Vegas. Kenneth Walker III earns Super Bowl MVP after a dominant rushing performance, while Seattle’s defense records six sacks and controls the game from start to finish against rookie quarterback Drake Maye. We break down:…
SauceFame joins Target Talk to talk about growing up in Oak Cliff, the music that shaped him early, and how acting first sparked his interest in performance before rap became the focus. He reflects on linking with Bay Bay for Tha Come Up, what that co-sign meant at the time,…
This episode was recorded early and before the NBA trade deadline. The guys break down several major NBA trades that reshaped the league, starting with James Harden being traded from the Los Angeles Clippers to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Cleveland adds a veteran shot creator as they push toward contention, while…
Jai Humble joins Target Talk to talk about the different roles she moves between and which one feels most present right now. She reflects on growing up in San Diego, the music and sports that shaped her early mindset, and what pushed her to make the move to Dallas. We…
With Super Bowl week here, the guys skip game predictions and do something different. Mike and Justin walk through how they would build a Super Bowl team from the ground up, focusing on the traits, positions, and team makeup that actually matter when it counts. They break down quarterback play,…
This episode breaks down the Dallas Cowboys hiring Christian Parker as their new defensive coordinator, marking another major change on the defensive side of the ball. The NFL conversation continues with the Super Bowl matchup set between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks, Bill Belichick not being selected as…
In this episode, the guys focus entirely on quarterbacks and ask some of the biggest questions shaping the NFL right now. Can you actually win a Super Bowl without an elite quarterback, or does roster construction and defense matter more than who is under center? The conversation moves into whether…
This week, the guys break down a busy NFL coaching carousel as multiple teams reshape their futures. The Chargers bring in Mike McDaniel as offensive coordinator to build around Justin Herbert, Atlanta hires Kevin Stefanski as head coach and immediately faces fallout from Baker Mayfield, Tennessee turns to Robert Saleh…
Nojo Wallace joins Target Talk to talk through the stretch he’s been on and the mindset behind it. He reflects on growing up in Arlington, being raised around music, and how those early influences shaped the way he approaches writing today. We talk about the evolution from Golden Child to…
This week, the guys introduce a new debate format and jump straight into a question that always starts arguments: who are you taking for the next two years in football and basketball? Not just who is best today, but who you trust to deliver over the next two seasons based…
Vote for us for Best Podcast at the Dallas Entertainment Awards! https://tally.so/r/0QBjaN This week, the guys break down one of the biggest coaching moves of the offseason as the New York Giants hire John Harbaugh as their next head coach. After nearly two decades in Baltimore, Harbaugh heads to New…
C.V.M joins Target Talk for the first Target Talk of 2026 to talk about where he’s at right now and how he got here. He reflects on growing up, his time at Prairie View, and the moments when music slowly became more than just something he enjoyed. We talk about…
Vote for us for Best Podcast at the Dallas Entertainment Awards! https://tally.so/r/0QBjaN This week, the guys discuss the Cowboys firing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus as the organization signals urgency following another season defined by defensive breakdowns. With continued issues in red zone defense, communication, and explosive plays allowed, the conversation…
Happy New Year! The guys kick off 2026 by looking back on everything that defined 2025. From how the show evolved to the takes that aged well and the ones that didn’t, this episode closes one chapter and sets the tone for what’s next. They break down the Cowboys’ 2025…
This week, the guys discuss the Cowboys’ 34–26 loss to the Vikings and why it feels like the season is effectively over, even if the team continues to operate otherwise. Dallas falls to 6-7-1, remains outside the NFC playoff picture, and continues to struggle with red zone execution and defensive…
