Shek and Rank vent about the latest inaccuracies on “The Top 100 Players of 2013” list, including Ben Roethlisberger ranking behind 11 QBs and Demaryius Thomas ranking behind Dwayne Bowe. Rank and producer Black Tie then gently critique the latest Pro-Shek-tions, forecasting which teams will make the playoffs. Finally, the week of podcasting closes out with Marc Sessler and Dan Hanzus' “ATL Debate Club,” with mind-bending questions like which Brandon Flowers -- the Kansas City Chiefs cornerback or The Killers front man -- would be better at the other's job.

Shek and Rank welcome Green Bay Packers linebacker A.J. Hawk back to the show to yap about rookie Datone Jones' comments (re: Colin Kaepernick), Green Bay's tough 2013 schedule, the summer movie he's most looking forward to seeing and having Clay Matthews pay for everything. Black Tie asks questions from the Black List, and the fellas critique each other's recent pigskin-related lists.

Shek & Rank are joined in Studio 66 by show regulars Handsome Hank and “Around The League” scribes Marc Sessler and Dan Hanzus for a breakdown on various football lists like: the NFL Network's “Top 100 Players of 2013” show (with some talk on if Charles Woodson disliked Shek on Thursday night's reaction show), Hanzus's recent Top 30 RB rankings and Sessler's new Best NFL Rivalries rankings.  Plans for an upcoming sporting event are broken down, Black Tie asks another strange question and the week rounds out with the “ATL Debate Club.”  Enjoy it ... or don't.

Shek & Rank talk with their old pal and recently re-signed Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Terence Newman about practicing against one of the NFL’s best wide receivers in A.J. Green, Cinco de Mayo vs. St. Patrick's Day and a new “Land of the Fox” battle. Handsome Hank also stops by to talk free agency and “Around The League” scribe Dan Hanzus' ranking of the top 30 running backs in the NFL.  

Shek and Rank celebrate the big 1-5-0 with a visit from Mr. Fancy Pants, Marc Sessler, and a spirited discussion including the "Top 100 Players of 2013" reaction, the 2013 NFL Draft fallout, and the color best represented in food.  Black Tie gives a shout out, and the week of podcasting finishes with the Around The League’s Debate Club, featuring Sessler and Dan Hanzus on “Game of Thrones”, Hanzus' brush with fame, and maybe some pro football. Maybe.

Shek & Rank dial up draft guru Daniel Jeremiah for his analysis of the biggest stories from Radio City Music Hall last weekend; Handsome Hank then stops by to yap about Jason Collins and the sports world's reaction to his coming out.

NFL Network draft guru Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) pays a visit to Shek, Rank and Handsome Hank in Studio 66 to set the table for next week's action in Radio City Music Hall.  Among the topics: who Shek should take in next week's NFL Network mock draft, where Tavon Austin will go, and the toughest position to scout.  Rank continues his search for a NFL team to support, and Shek shares a yarn about rude restaurant customers.  Around The League scribes Dan Hanzus and Marc Sessler then stop by for a Black List, which addresses Kobe's Achilles, “Mad Men”, and the best surnames in sports.

The door of Studio 66 swings fast and furious as Shek and Rank welcome San Francisco 49ers LT Joe Staley to talk about the Super Bowl's final drive, admiring o-linemen, and Joe's passions. UCLA's highly-touted linebacker Datone Jones checks in for the first of his Draft Diaries before NFL Network's main man Rich Eisen pops in to discuss Michigan basketball and the variety of NFL podcast producers. ATL Debate Club wraps the show with topics including more Richard Sherman controversy and the latest Darrelle Revis trade rumors.    

Shek welcomes NFL.com's Eliot Harrison and Around The League scribes Marc Sessler and Dan Hanzus to discuss one of the great title games in college basketball history, the return of “Mad Men” and the worst trios of NFL quarterbacks on a single team. Plus, Shek also gets new Colts QB Matt Hasselbeck on the line to yap about Andrew Luck, Super Bowl XL and the Seahawks’ uniforms. Producer Black Tie wraps the show with an all new shout out. 

Shek and Rank are joined in Studio 66 by Carolina Panthers linebacker Jon Beason as the guys discuss Cam Newton's body language and commercials, the top team in the NFC South and the NFL’s best quarterbacks. Plus, in light of the recent Rutgers’ basketball controversy, Shek chronicles his time as a youth basketball player. Lastly, Dan Hanzus and Marc Sessler close the show with the latest edition of the "ATL Debate Club."