The Texans signed defensive end Danielle Hunter, traded for running back Joe Mixon and added a number of depth pieces that keeps this team competitive in the AFC. Brandon Scott explains why the first day of free agency was underwhelming, but it was an overall success.

A handful of NFL safeties hit free agency as teams made some tough business decisions. How might this benefit the Texans, and could they move Jalen Pitre to nickel corner, where they also have a need. B.Scott says the organization that keeps moving Tytus Howard back and forth from tackle to guard should be open to having Pitre play nickel. Also, a look at a few scenarios to make sure the Texans' defensive line stays dynamic. Jonathan Greenard? Christian Wilkins? Someone else?Lastly, Dalton Schultz says something about the Dallas Cowboys culture compared to the Texans and apparently it caught the world's attention.

Jonathan Alexander of the Houston Chronicle joins B.Scott to discuss the Texans' offseason needs, NFL Scouting Combine and how ridiculous an idea it is to jump Cam Newton.Subscribe wherever you get your podcast and watch on YouTube.

Brandon Scott reacts to the Kansas City Chiefs beating the San Francisco 49ers for their third Super Bowl in five seasons. B.Scott says the Chiefs separated themselves from the peers of their own era and are now chasing the dynasties before them. He also credits both defenses in the Super Bowl, before bringing it back to the QBs; Also, why the 49ers should live with regret; why Brock Purdy is neither their problem, nor solution; and accidentally sneaking into the NFL Honors ceremony in Las Vegas.

In this episode, Brandon Scott reacts to Bobby Slowik and Jerrod Johnson remaining with the Texans as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, respectively; the unfortunate news of John McClain being laid off by SportsRadio 610; and enjoying the 2024 Houston Sports Awards with some shenanigans from the VIP section.

The B-Block Podcast with Brandon Scott is back reacting to the NFL championship Sunday. The Kansas City Chiefs showed why they are defending Super Bowl champions with their 17-10 road win over the Baltimore Ravens, who cratered with mental errors in this game. The San Francisco 49ers took advantage of the Detroit Lions' missteps to make another Super Bowl appearance. B.Scott is joined by his SportsRadio 610 colleague Ron Hughley, a Kansas City native and podcaster for Arrowhead Pride, to discuss the games.

Brandon Scott talks about the Astros' start to the season, his concerns about watching them early and the Texans meeting with CJ Stroud ahead of the NFL Draft.Also, Braden Surprenant of 97.3 The Fan in San Diego joins the show to discuss San Diego State's run in the NCAA tournament, how it became one of college basketball's better programs and the loss to UConn in the national championship game. Braden is also a fan of San Diego State eventually joining the Big 12, so they discussed that as well.

The Texans have added some decent players in free agency, while holding the No. 2 and No. 12 overall picks in free agency. Brandon Scott and Cole Thompson, who covers the Texans and college sports for Sports Illustrated's FanNation and hosts "Just Sayin It" on the SportsMap Radio Network, discuss the Texans' offseason that's been and the offseason that's to come. They start the show discussing the Lamar Jackson trade request, which continues to be one of the more fascinating stories in sports. 

The Colts seem interested trading for Lamar Jackson, the Baltimore Ravens quarterback who is at a standstill in contract negotiations with his team. This would drastically impact the AFC South as we know it, and reminds Brandon Scott of a hypothetical he posed weeks ago while on the radio. He revisits the idea here in this edition of The Block podcast. 

The Texans hired DeMeco Ryans to become their sixth coach in franchise history. It's an organization with a lot to prove, hiring a first-year head coach who used to be a star player there. Brandon Scott discusses the opportunity in front of Ryans and the Texans. - Why the sins of the past have never mattered less- Ryans' six-year commitment and how it was reported signaling his role as an authority within the organizational power structure- And questions for Ryans at his introductory press conference Thursday.