Tre Blanco and Sous Boy Davidson join y'all right before the Super Bowl to break down the X's and O's of non-Cowboys football and the three Black coordinators in the big dance who didn't get much head coaching love but prior to that, they break down Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott's chances of getting paid vs getting a second franchise tag along with the movement around the rest of the quarterbacks from his draft class.  Special thanks to Music from <a href="https://pixabay.com/music/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=music&utm_content=46">Pixabay</a>

Since Tre Blanco aka Edd White spoiled the surprise, the fellas dedicated a whole episode to taking y'all behind the scenes and inside the minds of them trying to rename The Week-Ended Take podcast. Also apparently you can call Austin Brezina whatever you want; so maybe you should hit him up on Twitter (Max10n1) and call him things that aren't his name.  It's a very meta episode to kick off season 2 of A Mid-Week's Take. 

Back from their holiday break and ready to start season two, the fellas begin where they always seem to find themselves -- trashing Houston sports. Quarterback DeShaun Watson and his team the Houston Texans find themselves at odds due to a dispute over the direction of the organization. The guys break it down from start to finish as they speak on yet another mishap with a Houston sports organization. Then, they celebrate the joy of ex-Senator Karen's ousting from Congress and the WNBA. You just Karen, now. Don't forget Terrell Huff's First Take under new sponsorship. 

Following the end of the Dallas Cowboys season at the hands of the New York Giants, Tre Blanco and Sous Boy Davidson break down and grade nearly every aspect of the Boys disappointing season from coaching staff to position group grades. Then they discuss the Cowboys hiring Dan Quinn to be their defensive coordinator.  It's season review and offseason preview time, friends.  Special thanks to Music from <a href="https://pixabay.com/music/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=music&utm_content=46">Pixabay</a>

After a brief holiday break, Chef Blanco and Suos Boy Davidson return after back-to-back-to-back wins by the Cowboys. The boys forecast if the Cowboys can pull off the playoff berth comeback or fall just short of the second season. Then, Daniel throws ESPN NFL analyst Booger McFarland on the grill over his comments concerning Dwayne Haskins' failure in Washington D.C. It's a can't-miss grill. Daniel burns everything down. Special thanks to Music from <a href="https://pixabay.com/music/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=music&utm_content=46">Pixabay</a>

SURPRISE. Bet you didn't see that one coming, last week *Quicksilver voice*  Last week, we left you on an epic J&T Charters cliff hanger. Well this episode has it all as we truly finish off this season with a bang. No tricks this time. This is truly the final episode of season one. It features our second topic that was put on hold from last week, everyone flaming someone during "Is This Your King" and of course, Terrell's Second First Take. Come to find out who bought J&T Charters. Stay to hear us break down another important topic in sports. 

It's the finale of Hot-Take Theater you've all been craving. It's an ending so hot and so angry that D.R. blatantly refused to end the episode because he was so frazzled and annoyed. The LeBron James vs Michael Jordan debate turns even the best of allies against each other and although they tried to be nuanced about the arguments. Eventually, all succumb to its near friendship-destroying powers. Watch the fire blaze in real-time!

Austin Brezina returns with the fellas after a bit of a December break for the whole Week-Ended Take crew. On the season one finale, the guys unwrap a smorgasbord of goodies for you to enjoy on this Christmas week episode. First, they talk about Kyrie Irving's war with the media, his public perception, the NBA's role in the fight, and how the media as a whole handles its responsibility to the players.  Then, the guys break down their favorite sports moment of the year and their favorite show moment of the year before getting into a secret second topic. Finally, J&T Charters or J&D Fine Pre-Owned Autos (depending on who you talk to) returns with a special Christmas ad.  Unwrap the gift of higher sports knowledge and shenanigans this week. 

Welcome to a new era of Tre Blanco's Podcast and Grill with a slightly new format. In this episode, Tre Blanco and Daniel give brief and exasperated thoughts on the game before getting into what's wrong with the Cowboys run defense, their takes on the cooky Dez Bryant situation in Baltimore, and finally discussing #PayDakMan ascending to new heights.  To close Tre Blanco fires up the grill on the Cowboys defense. Things can change quickly in a week's time eh? Special thanks to Music from <a href="https://pixabay.com/music/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=music&utm_content=46">Pixabay</a>

It's finally happened. The Dallas Cowboys are splitting the dynamic duo of Chef Blanco and Suos Boy Davidson. After an unsettling fourth quarter and a 41-16 Cowboys loss at the hands of the Washington Football Team, the Edd and Daniel come to verbal blows surrounding the ramifications of the Cowboys ridiculous fourth-quarter fake punt call. Daniel also serves up a hot plate of Jerry Jones to end the show in a grill for the ages. And some other stuff (i.e. analysis) happens in between. Bon Appetit would be putting it mildly.  Special thanks to Music from <a href="https://pixabay.com/music/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=music&utm_content=46">Pixabay</a>