Marc Vandermeer and John Harris count down the final 48 hours until Houston Texans Training Camp presented by Xfinity begins. The guys reveal the exact moments when rookie "lights go on" - from J.J. Watt's dominant first camp to C.J. Stroud's breakthrough throw to Robert Woods. Exclusive interviews with versatile defensive back Miles Bryant discussing his California workouts with elite NFL stars, Mario Edwards Jr. on the Texans' aggressive defensive system, and a lot more. Essential pre-camp listening for Texans fans.

Marc Vandermeer and John Harris break down the ultimate "camp disruptors" - under-the-radar Houston Texans players poised to crash the roster party and create roster headaches for coaches - in the good way. Featuring exclusive interviews with OL Zach Thomas (named after NFL legend Zach Thomas) and LB Jamal Hill on their year-two development under DeMeco Ryans. Deep dive into potential breakout stars like WR Jared Wayne, RB JJ Taylor, rookie DT Junior Tofuna, and Casey Toohill's pass-rushing potential. Plus a tribute to Brian Braman and analysis of which sleepers could force tough 53-man roster decisions. Essential listening as training camp begins next Wednesday.

Hall of Fame sportswriter John McClain joins the show to talk about some lingering Training Camp questions as we're less than a week away from practice.

Also, Marc challenges Johnny on some Texans stats predictions, like who will be the second leading receiver and who, besides Derek Stingley Jr., will challenge for the most interceptions. The guys also debate whether or not movie makers have ever really 'gotten it right' with Superman.

Marc Vandermeer and John Harris break down the NFL's game-changing technology upgrades for 2025, including 8K cameras for virtual ball measurement and additional replay cameras in every stadium. The guys explain how these innovations will change down-and-distance measurements and more. Plus, exclusive interviews with Houston Texans DT Tommy Togiai and Tremont Smith, who returns to Houston after two years with the Denver Broncos. The episode also features analysis of ESPN's positional rankings showing 13 Texans players rated as top-tier performers. With Training Camp presented by Xfinity exactly one week away, this episode covers the technology that will change how fans watch football and highlights key players ready to make their mark in 2025.

John Harris hosts Interview Friday featuring five Texans players as training camp approaches in 12 days. Jake Andrews discusses his wrestling background and potential role as starting center, while fullback Jakob Johnson shares his remarkable journey from Germany's Stuttgart Scorpions to Jacksonville high school football to the NFL. Punter Tommy Townsend reveals his specialized training techniques and competitive mindset, Austin Deculus reflects on his return to Houston after playing elsewhere, and Kurt Hinish details the defensive line room's championship culture and his strict dietary regimen.

John Harris and Marc Vandermeer play "Either/Or" covering tough September matchups, surprise starters, and which defense is scarier between Baltimore and Kansas City. TE Irv Smith Jr. joins the studio to discuss learning Nick Caley's offense, his versatile role, and playing with elite quarterbacks throughout his career. Then the guys break down major NFL news including Tristan Wirfs' knee surgery that could sideline the All-Pro tackle for the Texans' Week 2 Monday Night Football matchup against Tampa Bay.

Mark Vandermeer and John Harris review Netflix's new "Quarterback" series featuring Joe Burrow, Jared Goff, and Kirk Cousins, diving into the storylines from each player's 2024 season. Next, the guys analyze the Texans' remarkable rise from being ranked 30th in ESPN's 2023 preseason power rankings to winning the AFC South division title. Wide receivers John Metchie III and Jared Wayne join the show to discuss the new Nick Caley offense, their development as players, and the strong Alabama links at the Texans.

The final "In the Lab" features Team Analyst/Radio Sideline Reporter John Harris saying goodbye to Texans TV's Drew Dougherty. Those two talked about what's next for Drew, the fun times they had with the Texans and a whole lot more.