The Valenti Show

Valenti and Rico kick off the show showing their dejection when it comes to the Red Wings after discouraging reports about their handling of Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson. They shifted to talk college football in the second hour, first with Michigan and then MSU, before they rounded things out in the final with yet another negative Red Wings report.

Mike hammered the Red Wings in the opening segments over continued incompetence in the dealings of Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson, both of whom they're looking to trade for a king's ransom. The guys took a few of your calls and then rounded out the first hour with some top NFL trade targets.

The guys had a few more thoughts on the Red Wings before diving headfirst into Rico's bold prediction that Michigan could potentially sneak into the CFP if they beat Indiana this weekend.

Mike and Rico spent the third hour talking college football, beginning with a blitz and then proposing an interesting new potential hire of a recently fired head coach for Pat Fitzgerald.

Everything came full circle today as the guys spent the final hour reacting to some more Red Wings bad news.

Valenti and Rico hear from a few more people about the Red Wings.

Paul Serra has some more bad news for Red Wings fans.

How do MSU fans feel about Valenti's proposal?

Should Pat Fitzgerald bring in recently fired Maryland coach Mike Locksley as his new OC?

Do CFB coaches have more success in new head coaching jobs when they bring their former players?

Valenti and Rico hear from some Michigan fans on whether their program can run the table and make the CFP.

Rico is thinking crazy thoughts about U of M.

The guys go through some of the best players who could potentially get dealt ahead of the NFL trade deadline.

Mike and Rico take the pulse of a few Red Wings fans, who are unsurprisingly more than fed up with what feels like daily negative reports.

The guys examine the possibility of the Red Wings fully shaking things up.

The Red Wings have turned down an offer from the Wild for Dylan Larkin, and it has reignited the frustration of the guys about the team.

Valenti kicked off the show sharing his experience of being glued to the TV last night while watching 2 of his favorite movies. Then, the guys spent the last 3 hours dissecting Sam LaPorta's comments in his interview on the Pardon My Take podcast about not getting an extension from the Lions yet.

Mike couldn't help but begin the show with a story from last night, when he became glued to the TV while watching a couple of his favorite movies. Then, Rico gave his weekly NFL power rankings.

Mike and Rico spent the entirety of the second hour breaking down what Sam LaPorta had to say on Pardon My Take about not being extended by the Lions yet.

The guys made some NBA season predictions to open the third hour. Then, they got right back into their LaPorta discussion, taking a few different angles to it and hearing from more of the people.

The guys put a bow on the Sam LaPorta conversation before being joined by Riger in cross-talk.

The guys hear from a few more of the people and offer some parting thoughts on Sam LaPorta's comments about his lack of extension.

Could LaPorta be booed by Lions fans?

The guys entertain the unlikely possibility that Sam LaPorta's agent put him up to make the comments he made on the Pardon My Take podcast.

The guys give their predictions for this NBA season.

Lions fans share their thoughts on Sam LaPorta's comments.

Did LaPorta think his comments wouldn't go mega-viral??

Mike reacts to what Sam LaPorta had to say about not being extended by the Lions yet.

Rico shares his weekly NFL power rankings.

The guys name a few other movies they love and hear from some of the people.

Mike shares a relatable experience from last night.

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell joins the show to tell the guys what he and the team was up to during their bye week.

The guys talk with some Pistons fans about what the Pistons' success this season hinges on.

The guys get right to business in this short show ahead of the Pistons' (and NBA) season opener at 3.

Valenti kicked off the first show of the week with some good and bad news related to the Lions. The guys shifted their sights towards Michigan football and the benching of Bryce Underwood in the second hour before they spent the rest of today talking about the Jalen Hurts situation, the Dylan Larkin trade rumor, and more about the Lions.

Mike shared a good and a bad piece of Lions-related information at the top of the show. The guys discussed this amongst themselves and the people before doing the first "Can We Say That?" of the day.

The guys took a victory lap regarding the benching of Bryce Underwood for Tommy Carr in Saturday's close win over Penn State. They heard from a few Michigan fans before wrapping up the hour with their second "Can We Say That?" of the day.

In the third hour of the show, Mike and Rico reacted to the unbelievable news about the handling of Jalen Hurts' blood clot that turned out to be season-ending. Plus, they discussed a circulating Dylan Larkin trade rumor and revisited their criticisms of Kyle Whittingham.

Valenti and Rico closed out the show re-stating their belief in the Lions against the Packers this upcoming weekend. Then, they were joined by Wojo and Riger in cross-talk.

Mike and Rico return to their conversation about the Lions and their confidence in them ahead of a huge divisional matchup with the Packers next Sunday.

Will Dylan Larkin actually be traded this week?

The guys return to their Michigan criticism from the hour before as some listeners call in on the topic.

Mike and Rico react to Jalen Hurts being ruled out for the rest of the season after blood clots were found in his lungs.

Can we say it's time for the Chargers to blow it up? + much more!

Mike and Rico take a couple of calls from Michigan fans who have had enough of Bryce Underwood.

The guys react to Bryce Underwood's benching this past weekend against Penn State.

Can we say that the NFC East is a joke? Can we say that CFB officiating makes no sense? & more!

The guys begin to hear from Lions fans in response to Mike's good and bad news.

The Lions may not have played this weekend, but the guys are still feeling better about their chances against the Packers this upcoming week.

Mike thinks the NFC is WIDE-OPEN, but the Lions didn't do themselves any good by not making this one move.