92%ers we are back with another episode of New Heights sponsored by Crown Royal!
In this episode, we look at a strange Father's Day tradition that involves hanging with your bros in the woods, we attempt to settle some Beer Bowl II controversy, and Jason might have some dog racing in his future.
We also have Travis break down the Chiefs mini-camp, his "retirement pact" with Chris Jones, and how he feels about the Super Bowl ring typo.
The guys also react to the latest tampering punishments, discuss how Justin Jefferson changed the WR market, and debate where they'd go if they had a time machine.
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