You're Wrong... And Here's Why

Underdog Podcasts

Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone have been good friends for more than a decade, but they never agree on anything. On You're Wrong... And Here's Why, Chris and Greg will argue about some of the biggest stories in sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. Oct 7

    343: Farewell, Lane

    Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone open with the state of Philadelphia sports before spending extended time on Lane Johnson’s retirement and what it means for an already struggling Eagles offensive line. From there, they work through the full NFL weekend, discussing every matchup, injuries, roster questions and lines. The show also detours into NBA preseason excitement, Tyreek Hill’s possible landing spots, Carolina’s surprising start and the league’s biggest early-season surprises. 0:18 Opening — Phillies frustration, Sixers preseason optimism and the general state of Philadelphia sports. 4:24 Lane Johnson/Eagles — Johnson’s retirement, Hall of Fame-level career, offensive-line collapse, salary-cap consequences and Philadelphia’s long-term roster problems. 10:50 NFL Draft — Arch Manning’s strengths, weaknesses, expectations and quarterback comparisons. 13:25 Eagles outlook — Johnson’s impact on winning, NFC East landscape, depleted running back room, Cooper DeJean, Jeremiah Trotter Jr., Jihad Campbell and the defense. 20:49 Buccaneers-Cowboys — Tampa Bay’s offensive issues against Dallas’ explosive offense. 22:38 Eagles-Jaguars — London matchup, Philadelphia’s offensive struggles and Jalen Hurts’ processing concerns. 27:38 Bears-Packers — Tyson Bagent, Green Bay’s inconsistency and Chicago’s improving defense. 29:17 Bengals-Dolphins — Miami’s injuries and offensive collapse. 30:25 Browns-Jets — Cleveland’s recent form and uncertainty surrounding both teams. 31:31 Texans-Titans — Two winless AFC South teams searching for traction. 32:31 NBA sidebar — Darryn Peterson, Utah, Washington, the Sixers and excitement surrounding the incoming young talent. 36:05 Colts-Steelers — Indianapolis’ ground game and Pittsburgh’s uneven start. 38:54 Raiders-Patriots — Brock Bowers, Drake Maye and New England’s early-season identity. 40:13 Tyreek Hill — Kansas City, Baltimore and New York discussed as possible destinations. 41:25 Giants-Commanders — Quarterback uncertainty and the NFC East. 42:55 Broncos-Chargers — Denver’s inconsistency and Los Angeles’ early struggles. 44:27 Panthers — Bryce Young’s development, Tetairoa McMillan, and whether Carolina’s breakout is sustainable. 46:49 Lions-Cardinals — Detroit’s defense, Arizona’s young offense and Marvin Harrison Jr. 48:42 49ers-Seahawks — Seattle’s roster decisions, injuries and San Francisco’s strong start. 51:11 USMNT — Young American players and how much of the current group could matter long term. 51:55 Ravens-Falcons — Michael Penix Jr., Bijan Robinson and Lamar Jackson’s ankle situation. 55:50 Bills-Rams — Buffalo’s offense, Josh Allen’s rushing production and Los Angeles’ weapons. 59:16 Early-season surprises — Carolina and Minnesota stand out through four weeks. 1:00:28 Biggest disappointments — Houston and the Chargers’ winless starts. 1:01:25 Close — Week 4 wrap and show schedule update. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    343: Farewell, Lane
  2. Sep 23

    342: NFL Week Two Was Weird

    You're Wrong and Here's Why previews the full NFL Week 3 slate as Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone work through every matchup, major injuries, and several teams already facing early-season pressure. Michael Penix Jr.’s return, quarterback injuries to Jaxson Dart and Jayden Daniels, Miami’s struggles, and Philadelphia’s offensive-line problems lead the conversation. The episode closes with Eagles-Bears, Caleb Williams’ status and Zach Ertz’s return to Philadelphia. 0:25 Opening: football season, Phillies, hockey, fall weather and the week ahead. 4:13 Falcons-Packers: Michael Penix Jr.’s return, Green Bay’s run game and offensive-line injuries. 7:20 Panthers-Browns: Carolina’s progress, Cleveland’s offense, Deshaun Watson and Denzel Boston. 11:53 NFL scoring oddity: how the extremely rare one-point safety can happen. 14:02 Bengals-Steelers: Cincinnati’s defense, Pittsburgh’s offensive problems and Aaron Rodgers. 16:50 Texans-Colts: Alec Pierce’s injury, Daniel Jones, Jonathan Taylor, C.J. Stroud and Houston’s defense. 19:41 Chiefs-Dolphins: Kansas City’s evolving offense and Miami’s issues across all three units. 24:21 Chargers-Bills: Justin Herbert, Los Angeles’ difficult start and Buffalo’s explosive offense. 27:43 Patriots-Jaguars: Drake Maye, Jacksonville’s offense and an early AFC measuring-stick game. 30:39 Jets-Lions: New York’s defense, Detroit’s injuries and the Lions’ uneven start. 34:05 Seahawks-Commanders: Jayden Daniels’ elbow injury, Washington’s outlook and Seattle’s early form. 36:53 Titans-Giants: Jaxson Dart’s knee injury, Jameis Winston and Tennessee’s offense. 39:45 Cardinals-49ers: San Francisco’s depth, Arizona’s offense and Marvin Harrison Jr. 41:15 Ravens-Cowboys: Baltimore’s offensive approach, Derrick Henry and Dallas’ passing attack. 43:38 Raiders-Saints: Kirk Cousins, Tyler Shough, Brock Bowers and both teams’ offensive identities. 47:03 Rams-Broncos: Matthew Stafford, Davante Adams, Aaron Donald, Bo Nix and Denver’s backfield. 51:12 Eagles-Bears: Caleb Williams’ injury, Philadelphia’s offensive line, the running game and Zach Ertz’s return. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  3. Sep 16

    341: Well, Week One Was Wild

    You're Wrong and Here's Why returns for NFL Week 2 as Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone preview every game while revisiting the biggest Week 1 takeaways. They also touch on the FIBA Women’s World Cup, Premier League storylines, and the Phillies’ playoff outlook. The focus is injuries, quarterback questions, offensive-line concerns, and which early performances may actually matter. 0:18 Opening: football season, FIBA Women’s World Cup, Wrexham, Nottingham Forest and early Premier League surprises. 6:04 Lions-Bills: Buffalo’s defense, Detroit’s Week 1 collapse and Jahmyr Gibbs’ workload. 9:39 Panthers-Falcons: Bryce Young, Carolina’s offense, Atlanta’s QB situation and Bijan Robinson. 13:46 Bengals-Texans: Cincinnati’s defense, C.J. Stroud, Houston’s offense and David Montgomery. 16:26 Browns-Buccaneers: Deshaun Watson, Todd Monken, Cleveland’s future and the next QB class. 20:46 Vikings-Bears: Kyler Murray, Carson Wentz, Justin Jefferson and Chicago’s explosive offense. 24:31 Saints-Ravens: Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry and Baltimore’s receiver injuries. 26:58 Eagles-Titans: Landon Dickerson, Philadelphia’s interior line, Saquon Barkley, Cam Ward and Tennessee’s future. 36:07 Phillies: bullpen issues and Philadelphia’s postseason outlook. 37:27 Steelers-Patriots: Drake Maye, New England’s offense and Pittsburgh’s veteran approach. 41:10 Jaguars-Broncos: Bo Nix, Denver’s offense, Jacksonville’s backfield and Parker Washington. 43:59 Raiders-Chargers: Las Vegas’ young talent, Justin Herbert, Ladd McConkey and Los Angeles’ offense. 48:32 Dolphins-49ers: San Francisco’s Australia turnaround, receiver injuries and Miami’s outlook. 50:51 Seahawks-Cardinals: Drew Lock, Sam Darnold’s injury and Seattle’s offense. 52:10 Commanders-Cowboys: Dallas’ Week 1 concerns, Terry McLaurin, Stefon Diggs and Washington’s offense. 56:08 Colts-Chiefs: Patrick Mahomes, Kenneth Walker III, Daniel Jones and Indianapolis’ direction. 58:34 Giants-Rams: Jackson Dart, New York’s young core, Myles Garrett, Aaron Donald and the Rams’ offense. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  4. Sep 9

    340: NFL 2026, Week One

    You're Wrong and Here's Why previews every Week 1 NFL game, executive award picks, and the 2027 QB class, including Patriots-Seahawks, 49ers-Rams, Eagles-Commanders, Cowboys-Giants, and Broncos-Chiefs. 0:18 Intro and NFL executive picks for MVP, rookie, comeback, breakout and Coach of the Year. 12:47 2027 NFL Draft QBs: Arch Manning, Dante Moore, Darian Mensah and LaNorris Sellers. 16:08 Patriots-Seahawks: opener rematch and key roster changes. 18:59 49ers-Rams: Australia travel and matchup concerns. 21:05 Falcons-Steelers: Aaron Rodgers, Tua Tagovailoa and both offenses. 24:52 Ravens-Colts: Baltimore’s new era and Daniel Jones’ return. 27:12 Bills-Texans: C.J. Stroud, Houston defense and Buffalo changes. 31:42 Browns-Jaguars: Deshaun Watson and Jacksonville’s offense. 34:01 Saints-Lions: New Orleans injuries and Detroit outlook. 36:30 Jets-Titans: Cam Ward, Tennessee weapons and New York roster. 39:19 Buccaneers-Bengals: Baker Mayfield, Joe Burrow and injuries. 41:54 Cardinals-Chargers: Arizona rebuild and Chargers offense. 43:20 Packers-Vikings: Kyler Murray, Minnesota QBs and Carson Wentz. 48:08 Dolphins-Raiders: Miami rebuild, Malik Willis and Kirk Cousins. 52:29 Commanders-Eagles: Philadelphia offense, Washington and LSU eligibility. 54:52 Phillies-Astros live ninth-inning check-in. 57:01 Cowboys-Giants: Dallas, John Harbaugh and Jaxson Dart. 59:13 Broncos-Chiefs: Bo Nix, Jalen Waddle, Patrick Mahomes and KC. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  5. Sep 3

    339: NFL Futures, Wrexham Moves and Phillies Baseball

    You're Wrong and Here's Why covers Premier League deadline day, Forest-Tottenham, Wrexham-Millwall, the Eagles’ roster and Super Bowl outlook, Joe Burrow and Cincinnati, plus the Phillies’ playoff push, Andrew Painter, Ranger Suárez and the NL East race. 0:18 Intro, ESPN Unlimited joining YouTube TV, WWE streaming residuals and the return of football season. 5:30 Premier League deadline-day reaction: Nottingham Forest’s window and Omari Hutchinson’s move. 7:15 Nottingham Forest-Tottenham preview, plus Tottenham’s start and early Premier League standings. 9:16 Hull City’s surprising start after wins over Manchester United and Coventry. 10:36 Wrexham deadline day: Joe Worrall, Callum O’Hare, striker depth and the club’s Championship roster. 13:43 Wrexham-Millwall preview and player-registration questions. 14:54 Eagles roster outlook: Philadelphia’s new offense, preseason uncertainty, Carson Steele and the four-quarterback decision. 16:34 NFL futures: oddsmakers’ Super Bowl board and where the Eagles sit alongside Dallas, San Francisco, Detroit, New England and Cincinnati. 23:12 Joe Burrow, the Bengals’ roster and a hypothetical Eagles quarterback pursuit. 26:43 Phillies playoff push: Atlanta race, wild-card position, Zack Wheeler and Aaron Nola. 28:48 Andrew Painter’s role and postseason rotation questions. 29:32 Ranger Suárez, his season and postseason track record. 31:32 Phillies-Braves race update and closing thoughts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  6. Aug 6

    337: Where Have All The Nolan Ryan's Gone?

    0:18 — Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone return from a short break and introduce a busy show covering the MLB trade deadline, the Phillies, Paul Skenes, the 76ers and NBA storylines. 0:56 — MLB trade deadline reaction: the Dodgers acquire Tarik Skubal, Chris and Greg compare Los Angeles’ package with Philadelphia’s reported offer and discuss the Dodgers’ spending, deferred money and place atop the World Series odds. 4:36 — Luis Arraez joins the Phillies. The hosts discuss his contact hitting, career success with runners in scoring position and what he adds to a lineup that has lacked consistency. 5:41 — Phillies-Nationals and lineup construction: Arraez’s spot in the order, Kyle Schwarber leading off, Bryce Harper’s protection, Trea Turner’s role and Alec Bohm and J.T. Realmuto’s recent production. 11:10 — Philadelphia’s post-deadline outlook: new relievers Brooks Raley and Caleb Kilian, the bullpen’s importance and the Phillies’ position in the World Series odds. 12:39 — What changed in baseball? Chris and Greg discuss declining batting averages, shorter starting-pitcher outings, advanced metrics, launch angle, defensive shifts and why complete games have become rare. 15:05 — Paul Skenes’ velocity decline becomes the central pitching story. The hosts review the sharp drop in his 98-plus-mph pitches, possible fatigue or injury concerns, his continued strikeout production and Pittsburgh’s long-term contract decision. 20:59 — The Mets’ prospect haul and the Dodgers’ postseason rotation lead into a wider MLB deadline discussion featuring Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Roki Sasaki, Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow. 23:55 — LeBron James joins the Philadelphia 76ers. Chris and Greg react to the surprise move, the excitement around the team and how the roster now fits around Joel Embiid, Jalen Brown, Tyrese Maxey and V.J. Edgecombe. 26:28 — Sixers workload and chemistry: keeping Embiid and LeBron healthy, allowing Maxey and Brown to carry more of the regular season and the offensive advantages created by LeBron’s passing. 29:18 — NBA championship and MVP odds involving Philadelphia. The hosts compare Jalen Brown, Maxey, Embiid and LeBron before expanding the conversation to Cooper Flagg, Austin Reaves and other long-shot candidates. 33:14 — Ben Simmons return rumors spark a Process-era reunion discussion. Chris and Greg consider a smaller bench role for Simmons and revisit Nerlens Noel, Jahlil Okafor, Dario Šarić and Isaiah Canaan. 36:31 — The 76ers broadcast team: Mark Zumoff nostalgia, criticism of the current pairing and possible future analysts including T.J. McConnell, Aaron McKie, Andre Iguodala, Todd MacCulloch and other former Sixers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  7. Jul 22

    336: MLB Hall of Fame Probabilities

    0:18 — Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone open the show before moving into the Scrubs revival, its season finale, returning characters and plans for Season 2. They discuss Neil Flynn, Rachel Bilson, JD’s future and why the new episodes feel closer to early-series Scrubs. 4:58 — Phillies-Dodgers becomes the live backdrop for a conversation about changing scores, Trea Turner props and an intentionally ridiculous two-leg parlay involving Turner and Hideki Matsuyama through oddsmakers. 6:50 — The Phillies’ second-half outlook covers bullpen weaknesses, the need for another right-handed bat, inconsistent offense and the strength of a rotation led by Zack Wheeler, Cristopher Sánchez and Jesús Luzardo. Aaron Nola’s home-run problems and Brandon Marsh’s regression are also discussed. 10:41 — Zack Wheeler’s Baseball Hall of Fame case takes center stage. Chris and Greg examine the difficulty of evaluating modern pitchers, Wheeler’s longevity, his superior Philadelphia years and whether he would enter Cooperstown wearing a Phillies cap. 12:35 — The hosts review Hall of Fame probability rankings for current pitchers, including Clayton Kershaw, Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, Chris Sale, Gerrit Cole, Jacob deGrom, Wheeler, Aaron Nola, Paul Skenes, Tarik Skubal, Cristopher Sánchez and Ranger Suárez. 19:55 — Current hitter Hall of Fame projections feature Mike Trout, Mookie Betts, Juan Soto, Aaron Judge, Bryce Harper, Freddie Freeman, José Ramírez, Francisco Lindor, Manny Machado, Trea Turner and Shohei Ohtani. 26:16 — A conversation about reading small text turns into screen strain, PlayStation Portal use, LASIK and Greg’s painful recovery from a procedure used to stabilize a corneal condition. 29:55 — The Phillies-Dodgers game receives another live check-in before the hosts discuss the quiet post-World Cup sports calendar, MLB-heavy summer weeks, MLS, the League of Ireland and early Champions League and Europa League qualifying. 33:46 — Flyers and NHL roster building are discussed through offer sheets, Anaheim’s salary-cap situation, Cutter Gauthier, Matvei Michkov and Porter Martone. Chris and Greg explain why Philadelphia should not fear future retaliation if another club submits a major offer sheet. 37:54 — LeBron James’ free agency dominates the closing sports section. Cleveland, Miami, Golden State and Philadelphia are considered alongside family preferences, Rich Paul’s comments, possible roster fits, the Lakers’ situation and whether LeBron’s final-season decision is being stretched out for a documentary. 43:24 — The episode returns to Scrubs, including the revival’s tone, the unpopular ninth season and Eliza Coupe, before the final sign-off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone have been good friends for more than a decade, but they never agree on anything. On You're Wrong... And Here's Why, Chris and Greg will argue about some of the biggest stories in sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.