While the Super Bowl is over, we have more football content for you!  Jake Wallack, or “JWall” as his fans affectionately know him, won the Madden Club Championship on February 9th - he joins the show to relive his big victory.  JWall takes us through the process of qualifying for a competitive Madden tournament, his 14-6 win over one of the best Madden players in the nation, and his strategy to take him down.  We also discuss JWall’s love for the Detroit Lions, and Calvin Johnson’s recent Hall of Fame induction. BEERS:  Brewery Ommegang: “where heaven met earth,” according to its website, isn’t really a far stretch.  Will reviews Neon Rainbows from the Cooperstown brewer, and his rating is probably worth you heading to Untappd.com to find out if you’re one of the 47 states that Ommegang distributes to.   Jake takes a trip down the Pawtuxet River to Apponaug Brewing Company in Warwick, RI.  To the naked eye, it’s a “come for the food, stay for the vibes, and drink some beer in the meantime” vibe...but is Apponaug actually a hidden gem in Rhode Island? Jake reviews “Lakerunner,” a West Coast pale ale that might have him coming back sooner than he thought. BUSINESS:  With plenty of high tensions in the market over the past few weeks, it’s refreshing to hear about a trailblazing entrepreneur making moves.  Whitney Wolfe Herd is officially the youngest self-made female billionaire in history after she led Bumble to its IPO this past week; it’s already up around 5% in the first few days of trading. We break down Bumble’s attractive case to buy, and Whitney Wolfe Herd’s long journey to bringing her company public. BALLS: Are you lost without football? We are. We reminisce on a game that shocked many, as Tom Brady collected his 7th Super Bowl ring.  What’s next for Brady? Who will the Buccaneers retain as the free agency rumors begin?  After demanding a release from the Houston Texans, where will JJ Watt look to play football in 2021?  We also break down the recent success of the New York Knicks, who currently enjoy a 6th-place marker in the Eastern Conference.