First Take is always a heated discussion as Stephen A. Smith and guests debate about the day's top stories.
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The Big One
Max and Stephen A. are joined by Adam Thielen, Steve Harvey and Sean Payton preview more on Super Bowl 54. They guys also debate Richard Sherman's recent comments to the NFL.
Feeling The Heat
First Take is live from South Beach as Stephen A. and Max discuss if they trust the 49ers' defense against Mahomes. Derrick Henry also joins the show.
Hour 2: On the Line
Live from Miami, Stephen A., Max, Ryan Clark, Saquon Barkley and Rick Ross discuss whether Jimmy G. or Pat Mahomes have more to gain from winning the Super Bowl and if Barkley misses Odell Beckham. Plus, Stephen's A List!
Hour 1: Who Will Win?
Live from Miami, Stephen A., Max, Marcus Spears and Brian Dawkins discuss who will win the Super Bowl, if too many players make the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the beef between Terrell Owens and Donovan McNabb.
Taking Responsibility
Stephen A. and Max are joined by Tim Legler as they react to LeBron taking on responsibility to continue Kobe's legacy and reflection on the reactions to the tragedy.
Continuing To Remember
First Take continues to mourn Kobe's death as they discuss what they think of the league postponing Lakers-Clippers. Bart Scott also joins to give a Super Bowl preview.
The Life Of Kobe
Stephen A. and Max are joined by several others to discuss personal stories of Kobe, what he meant to the Lakers and his impact on and off the court.
Remembering Kobe
First Take mourns the tragic death of Kobe Bryant and the victims of the helicopter crash in Calabasas, California.
Is It Great?
First Take reacts to Eli Manning's retirement press conference and if he had a Hall of Fame career. The guys also debate McNabb's recent comments on Terrell Owens.
Forward Looking
Stephen A. and Max discuss how Brady should respond about his playing future. Also, Andre Iguodala joins the show to discuss the news around the NBA.