Live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale, Roc and Manuch keep the "tough conversations" rolling to kick off the final hour. Roc unpacks what he calls the "uncomfortable truth" regarding Jalen Green’s performance this season, arguing that the key piece of the Kevin Durant trade has yet to live up to his price tag in the Valley. Roc further contends that the Phoenix Suns have actually looked more functional without Green on the floor, even accounting for the time he has missed with a lingering hamstring injury. Next, "residential QB" Manuch takes center stage to break down the mental and physical gauntlet of the NFL Scouting Combine. He provides a player's perspective on the taxing schedule in Indianapolis and what truly goes through a prospect's mind during the high-stakes interviews. Later, current Dallas Renegades head coach and CBS Sports analyst Rick Neuheisel joins the Right Toyota Guest Line. Coach Neuheisel discusses the purity of spring football, the strategic advantages of the UFL basing its headquarters in Dallas, and why the league is a vital "last chance" lifeline for players chasing the NFL dream. Roc also asks Coach if he would ever consider a "commissioner" role to oversee and regulate the chaotic landscape of modern college football. The show concludes with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” a look at the massive weekend sports slate, and final thoughts from Scottsdale.

Roc and Manuch kick off the second hour live from Right Toyota with a blunt assessment of the modern NBA. Roc poses a massive question regarding the league's dwindling entertainment value, arguing that the regular season product is "broken" and that fans have become largely indifferent to the 82-game grind. To spark a debate, Roc offers three radical solutions he believes would immediately inject stakes and interest back into the schedule. Next, the conversation shifts to the collegiate level as the guys praise the Arizona Wildcats for their ability to stack "gutsy" wins despite being down two starters. They explore the unprecedented parity across the NCAA this season and what it means for the upcoming tournament. Later, professional sports handicapper Scott Spreitzer from Docsports.com joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down the betting lines for a loaded weekend of college hoops, sharing his top leans and must-watch matchups. The hour concludes with a look at the gridiron, as the crew reviews the new rule changes being imposed by the NCAA for the 2026 college football season.

Roc and Manuch are back live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale to wrap up the week, and they waste no time diving into the Phoenix Suns' thrilling 113–110 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. The guys praise the "gritty" shorthanded effort, led by Grayson Allen’s 28 points and a clutch double-double from Collin Gillespie. In the "Replay: Rewind" segment, the crew relives the drama of Royce O'Neale’s game-winning three-pointer with just .9 seconds left and listens to postgame locker room reactions from head coach Jordan Ott on the team's defensive resilience despite missing key starters. Later, FOX Sports NFC West beat writer Eric Williams joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide a national perspective on the Kyler Murray saga. Williams breaks down how the rest of the league views Murray’s trade value, the latest on the fractured relationship with the Cardinals, and what moves the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks are planning to keep their roster intact for a 2026 repeat. The hour concludes with a trip to Indianapolis for Football at 50, as the guys recap the opening day of workouts at the NFL Scouting Combine.