In this candid and insightful episode of The Buck Stops Here, Kirk Buchner sits down with Hall of Fame expert Paul Lawrence to dissect the evolving—and controversial—selection process of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. From rule changes and vote-splitting chaos to the overlooked legends of the pre-Super Bowl era, this conversation pulls no punches.

In Episode 17 of Not in: All in, Kirk Buchner, Chris Mouradian, and Longhorn Dave Whitlock dive deep into the NFL’s legal entanglements, Jon Gruden’s explosive lawsuit, and the systemic issues behind the scenes. Plus, a nostalgic celebration of the King of the Hill reboot and a hilarious jab at Wisconsin politics.

Kirk Buchner and Chris Mouradian dive into the seismic shift in sports media as the NFL acquires a stake in ESPN. Is this the end of objective football journalism? The duo also roast Disney’s handling of its franchises, praise the evolution of NFL kickers, and unpack Malik Beasley’s financial troubles. Plus, they celebrate the Tkachuk family’s hockey legacy and Alex Palou’s IndyCar dominance. It’s a wild ride through sports, media, and controversy—with a few laughs and hot takes along the way.

In this heartfelt episode of The Buck Stops Here, host Kirk Buchner welcomes Mark Baughan, son of football legend Maxie Baughan. Together, they explore the life and legacy of Maxie—his humility at home, his quiet dominance on the field, and the frustrating journey toward Pro Football Hall of Fame recognition. Mark shares personal stories, celebrity encounters, and his candid thoughts on the Hall’s changing rules and overlooked legends.