Live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale, Roc and Manuch kick off the final hour with "Sports on Shuffle," hitting the high notes on Devin Booker’s return to the 3-Point Contest. The conversation turns serious as the guys react to the breaking news that an arbitrator has ruled the NFLPA’s Team Report Cards a violation of the CBA, effectively banning their public release. Roc takes a deep dive into the Arizona Cardinals’ consistently poor grades over the last three years, debating how much the "F-minus" marks in facilities and food have actually hampered the team's ability to land top-tier free agents. Later, former NFL wideout James Jones joins the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to share his perspective on the Cardinals' offseason priorities. Jones discusses the necessity of finalizing Mike LaFleur’s staff, the ongoing Kyler Murray dilemma, and offers a blueprint for how the coaching staff can better utilize Marvin Harrison Jr. following an injury-plagued sophomore slump. The show wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring audio from Devin Booker on his All-Star shooting strategy, and the final results of the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.

Broadcasting live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale, Roc and Manuch open the second hour with a spirited debate over the upcoming NBA All-Star Break. Roc argues that the event has lost its competitive edge and no longer generates significant fan interest, while Manuch maintains that the prestige of being named an All-Star still drives the league's elite to compete. In a nod to the unique calendar crossover of Valentine’s Day weekend and Friday the 13th, Roc presents a special edition of "Rocs Manvice," offering his signature take on bizarre romantic advice and strange listener stories. Later, former Arizona Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to analyze Seattle's Super Bowl victory through the lens of defensive dominance. Fredrickson also shares his insights on the NFLPA’s decision to keep team facility report cards private and evaluates the coaching staff being assembled by Mike LaFleur in Arizona. The hour concludes on a lighter note as the guys celebrate the "spooky" date by listening back to some of the most unintentionally hilarious 911 calls caught on tape.

Roc and Manuch are back live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale to react to the morning’s massive breaking news: 12-time All-Star and NBA legend Chris Paul has officially announced his retirement after 21 seasons. The guys reflect on "CP3’s" legacy—including his franchise-altering stint with the Suns—before pivoting to the 2026 Winter Olympics to update the medal count and where the top countries rank heading into the weekend. The banter heats up as Roc takes a few playful shots at the struggles of Manuch’s alma mater’s basketball program before welcoming former NFL QB and Unpaved host Sean Salisbury to the Right Toyota Guest Line. Salisbury delivers a fiery critique of the proposed College Football Playoff expansion, arguing that "more isn't always better" and that further growth waters down the regular season. While Roc attempts to counter by highlighting the "sports business" necessity of expansion, Salisbury remains steadfast that greed is ruining the collegiate game. The hour wraps with a look at the financial reality of winning a championship in California, as Roc explains how Sam Darnold and other Super Bowl LX participants are getting hit with a massive state tax bill that might just outweigh their winner's bonus.