In this episode of Fanatically Speaking, hosts Kent and Log Off dive deep into one of the wildest offseasons in recent NFL memory — the coaching carousel. From John Harbaugh’s shocking departure from the Ravens after 18 years to Raheem Morris’ unexpected firing in Atlanta, the duo break down what these moves mean for the league, the teams, and the fans. They debate which openings are the most attractive, why stability matters more than ever in today’s NFL, and where elite coaches like Harbaugh might land next. Expect bold opinions, a little chaos, and plenty of passionate football talk as they tackle everything fans are thinking — just louder.

Kent and LogOff are back on Fanatically Speaking to unleash their loudest, most unfiltered NFL Wild Card takes. From the Rams–Panthers rematch in rainy Charlotte, to a banged-up Aaron Rodgers trying to survive the Texans’ defense, they break down every matchup with equal parts analysis and chaos.

The guys argue home-field advantage vs. experience, debate whether Justin Herbert is actually the most overrated player in the league, and confess why Eagles–49ers is the one matchup Philly fans didn’t want to see this early. Along the way, Cam Newton’s name keeps popping up as the unofficial mascot of this year’s playoffs.Listen in for: bold upset picks, spicy QB slander, and a very honest look at which teams are for real… and which ones are about to get exposed.

In this special “mixtape” edition of Fanatically Speaking, LogOff and Kent take a brutally honest walk down memory lane — revisiting some of their worst takes from the season. From overhyping Daniel Jones and the Colts to putting Bo Nix in the Super Bowl, nothing is safe in this hilarious compilation of overconfidence, hot takes, and hindsight.

It’s all in good fun — a blend of accountability, humor, and lessons learned (the hard way).

In this end-of-year episode, Kent and Loggoff (“the hater of social media”) take a tour through the biggest names in football, basketball, and baseball to crown their 2025 Players of the Year.

From January to December, they look back at which athletes truly dominated their positions — and give each one their flowers, whether or not they took home official awards.

It’s an energetic, back-and-forth episode full of heated debates, playful bias, and solid analysis that hardcore fans will love.

In the explosive final installment of the Diddy Documentary review series, Kent (the co-host and promoter) and Logoff (the Logoff Legend, social media hater, and producer) dive deep into Episode 4 — “Blink Again.”

This finale unpacks how each blink around Diddy seems to come with chaos — people getting hurt, careers destroyed, and the mogul walking away untouched. From shocking stories shared by former assistant Capricorn Clark, to new accusations by Little Rod, and the haunting reflections of Aubrey O’Day and Kaleena Harper, the hosts confront the manipulative power, control, and psychological games behind the Bad Boy empire.

Balancing humor, outrage, and uncomfortable truth, Kent and Logoff dissect the psychology of fame, the culture of silence in the industry, and the moral decay behind celebrity power.

Kent and Log Off unwrap a Christmas special that blends the holiday spirit with hot takes on movies and sports. From Home Alone to Die Hard, Elf to Bad Santa, the duo debates which Christmas movies are truly timeless—and which sports teams have been the ultimate “Grinches” of 2025, stealing fans’ joy right under the tree.

Funny, festive, and full of their trademark banter, this episode is equal parts movie nostalgia and sports catharsis.

In this raw and revealing episode, Ken and Logoff dissect Episode 3 (“Official Girl”) of Netflix’s Sean “Diddy” Combs documentary, exploring themes of celebrity worship, manipulation, money, and moral blindness.

From the opening scene where Diddy casually transfers money over FaceTime, to the unraveling of violent histories and forgotten victims, the hosts unpack how wealth and fame distort accountability, not just for Diddy, but across all celebrity culture.

The conversation weaves together music history, media ethics, and hard truths about the cost of power. Both hosts balance analysis with emotion, asking: At what point do we stop separating art from artist?

In this episode of Fanatically Speaking, Kent and Logoff dive into the chaos of sports committee decisions. From the College Football Playoff controversy to the MLB Hall of Fame’s baffling voting process.

We break down how Notre Dame, Miami, and Alabama’s playoff fates exposed the deep flaws in college football’s selection logic, while also calling out the Baseball Writers Association and the “Contemporary Baseball Era Committee” for inconsistent standards.

From Carlos Delgado’s near-induction over Don Mattingly and Dale Murphy to the never-ending debates about PED-era players like Bonds and Clemens, this episode tackles bias, legacy, and hypocrisy in sports decision-making. Expect hot takes, sharp humor, and a fan’s-eye view of why these “expert” committees keep getting it wrong.