Facebook did not learn after their phone failed and now they want to make a smartwatch. Draymond Green did not hold back in his criticism of the hypocrisy between how owners and players are treated with demanding trades. Carson Wentz's career is Philadelphia is over and now he has to prove himself again in Indianapolis.

Pigs are being taught to play video games and only time will tell if they are eligible for e-sports competitions. The Jazz are having an amazing start to the season and the Super Bowl was not a disappointment despite the final score.

Consumer health technology such as the Ring Fit Adventure and Apple Watch work well despite the doubters. Lebron got into a heated exchange with a fan and the Lions and Rams completed a blockbuster trade that was beneficial for both teams.

Grindr is in hot water for their handling of user data, the NBA season is still unpredictable, and the Super Bowl Matchup is set.

Google finalized the Fitbit acquisition and received backlash from users over privacy concerns. Sean and I discussed the James Harden trade and the implications it will have on the NBA and potential disgruntled superstars going forward in addition to recapping the Divisional Round of the playoffs and the Conference Championship games.

Twitter made everyone read their teams of service, Kyrie Irving has given up on basketball, and Super Wild Weekend did not disappoint.

The Apple Watch has revolutionized fitness and is still under appreciated by the average user. Shaq was not hesitant to criticize Gobert and his $200 million contract that many people have been critical towards. The NFL regular season ended with controversy and indisputable tanking in primetime.

With the new year upon us there is new technology to be excited about. The Clippers were on the wrong side of history and the worst division in football could have a major impact on the playoffs.

Apple has software issues that have been a pain to deal with for years. The NBA season is back and the overreacting has already begun. The real Super Bowl contenders are starting to emerge in the NFL while the pretenders are still trying to make their playoff cases.

The wireless future for technology is on the horizon but we still have wires for the time being. The NFL MVP race is down to two players who have three games left to make their case.