Boken Play Breaks Down the NFL, NBA, and College Football in a Spirited Discussion.

In the latest episode of ‘Boken Play’, Nav Greene hosts a lively discussion with guests Lou Young and Reggie Ball, covering everything from NFL highlights to humorous personal stories and key moments in basketball. This episode balances in-depth sports analysis with casual storytelling, as the trio dives into current events and trends across major leagues.

The conversation kicks off with reactions to DeAndre Hopkins joining the Kansas City Chiefs, which they unanimously praise as a strong move for the team. Shifting to the Baltimore Ravens, the hosts discuss Patrick Mahomes’ standout season and tackle Deshaun Watson’s recent Achilles injury and the implications for his contract. They also touch on college football, where SEC powerhouses Georgia and Alabama dominate the rankings, and speculate on the future of quarterback prospects, including Carson Beck, Cam Ward, and Shedeur Sanders, examining who might be a game-changer in the NFL.

Switching gears, Greene, Young, and Ball share a few laughs about wild fan antics at Cleveland Browns games, memorable dating stories, and social encounters. They also discuss the rising basketball career of Bronny James, LeBron James’ son, and share thoughts on Anthony Edwards (aka “Ant-Man”) calling out Bronny in a friendly, competitive gesture that they say adds energy to the sport.

The basketball conversation heats up with a recap of the WNBA Finals, celebrating the Las Vegas Aces on their recent championship win. The trio also weighs in on Anthony Davis and Jason Tatum’s performances, expressing admiration for their play styles. As they discuss the James family dynamics, they praise LeBron’s supportive role as both a father and a player, highlighting his strong family values as a unique aspect of his public persona. The hosts also promote Nav’s upcoming shows in Greenville, South Carolina, scheduled for October 26th, and shout out Blue Chew, adding a lighthearted moment with this sponsor mention.

Their sports discussion covers a range of matchups, including Jordan Love’s win over CJ Stroud, ongoing Heisman contenders, and Joel Embiid’s decision to sit out back-to-back games. They briefly shift to the MLB, musing on the possibility of a Yankees-Dodgers World Series showdown. Another highlight is a discussion around the NBA’s top 10 list, which includes player rankings and a shout-out to Anthony Edwards’ athletic potential.

The episode includes some memorable moments from past games. Greene, Young, and Ball share experiences traveling to sporting events, only to be disappointed when star players were absent. They also talk about a barbecue business that’s been supportive of the show and joke about mishaps at home, including a broken soap dish story that brings the episode to a close with laughter. Finally, the hosts debate the “garbage” performances of the week, spotlighting underwhelming plays from several NFL players.