WWE Backlash is in the books, and we've got a packed episode breaking it all down! Roman Reigns defeated Jacob Fatu in what might be the most important match of 2026 — but is Fatu actually the monster heel WWE needs, or is he a tweener that loses his edge the more we see him? We compare him to legends like Vader and Umaga to figure out where he fits.

Then we dive into the John Cena Classic — a fan-voted PLE pitting NXT vs. the main roster with a brand-new title on the line. Sounds cool, but the details are thin. Is this the future of WWE storytelling or a gimmick? Plus, 30 WWE releases have hit the wire, The New Day is gone over contract disputes, and Kevin Nash is out here telling wrestlers to unionize through SAG. Is he right? We debate it. And we throw out quick predictions for the next PLE before wrapping with a "Do We Care?" segment covering The New Day possibly heading to AEW, Mason Rook in NXT, and Oba Femi's open challenge.

Scott & Flows go over the Bears official 2026 schedule, the Bears getting a ton of primetime games, focusing on being better in the division & what are the most anticipated games on the schedule?

On this episode of the Some Dude… Pod, Mike B and J.R. Bang break down Netflix’s “Roast of Kevin Hart” and ask if there is such a thing as jokes going too far or if people forgot what a roast is supposed to be. They debate whether roasts should even be televised in an era where every clip goes viral and context gets lost. Then they tap into the Druski and Erika Kirk controversy and how satire, “punching up,” and politics collide online today.

From there, the guys run through some classic career moments like Chance the Rapper’s “Acid Rap” era and the Freddie Gibbs / Jeezy / Jim Jones saga. Mike B also checks in with his MomentaProject and early thoughts on the new Project Hail Mary movie before the show closes with a round of hot takes on comedy, hip-hop, and Hollywood.