BetMGM Tonight Full Show from February 9th 2025, with Brad Evans and Pat Boyle.

Pat Boyle rants on last night’s big game, questioning both the play of Drake Maye and the coaching of Josh McDaniels, as the Patriots offense fell flat in a major way. Plus, does the young New England signal caller deserve the benefit of the doubt, due to his injury leading into the contest? Then, we react to the breaking news of superstar Kansas Freshman Darryn Peterson getting ruled out just minutes before tip against #1 ranked Arizona, and if his inability to stay on the floor could cost him being the number one pick in the NBA Draft. Plus, a brawl in the NBA between the Pistons and Hornets, and Producer Brandon chimes in for Hot or Cold. The hour wraps with the conclusion of Hot or Cold, answering the question of will the Patriots definitely be a playoff team next season?

Pat Boyle welcomes in Producer Brandon Combs as they continue their game of Hot or Cold from last segment, answering the question of will the Patriots definitely be a playoff team next season?

Pat Boyle reacts to the breaking news of superstar Kansas Freshman Darryn Peterson getting ruled out just minutes before tip against #1 ranked Arizona, and if his inability to stay on the floor could cost him being the number one pick in the NBA Draft. Plus, a brawl in the NBA between the Pistons and Hornets, and Producer Brandon chimes in to kick off Hot or Cold.

Pat Boyle rants on last night’s big game, questioning both the play of Drake Maye and the coaching of Josh McDaniels, as the Patriots offense fell flat in a major way. Plus, does the young New England signal caller deserve the benefit of the doubt, due to his injury leading into the contest?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle attempt to look into the future and reveal who they think will be the NFL’s next Sam Darnold, as the quarterback who is most likely to raise the Lombardi Trophy with a team that they were not drafted by. Then, ESPN analyst and former NFL Head Coach Herman Edwards stops by to discuss his thoughts on the big game, including why Drake Maye had no chance to succeed against Seattle’s star studded defense, do you actually believe Devon Witherspoon saying that the Seahawks knew what plays were coming, and is it possible that the NFL’s next dynasty was born last night? The hour wraps with Brad taking us into his College Basketball corner, breaking down his best bet for tonight’s heavyweight clash between #1 Arizona and #11 Kansas. Plus, his biggest winners and losers from this past weekend’s action.

Brad Evans take us into his College Basketball corner, breaking down his best bet for tonight’s heavyweight clash between #1 Arizona and #11 Kansas. Plus, his biggest winners and losers from this past weekend’s action.

ESPN analyst and former NFL Head Coach Herman Edwards stops by to discuss his thoughts on the big game, including why Drake Maye had no chance to succeed against Seattle’s star studded defense, do you actually believe Devon Witherspoon saying that the Seahawks knew what plays were coming, and is it possible that the NFL’s next dynasty was born last night?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle attempt to look into the future and reveal who they think will be the NFL’s next Sam Darnold, as the quarterback who is most likely to raise the Lombardi Trophy with a team that they were not drafted by.

Former NFL Wide Receiver, Pro Bowler and the cohost of the Press Release Podcast Allen Robinson joins the show to recap last night’s big game, discussing if the result was more about Seattle’s dominance or New England’s failures, was Kenneth Walker the correct choice for MVP, can Klint Kubiak have immediate success in Las Vegas, and how confident is he in New England ultimately returning to football’s biggest stage? Then, we take a way too early look at the odds for next season to win the big game, and debate if a Seahawks repeat could be in the cards. Plus, where is the best value on the board, who will be the most disappointing team and how did Sam Darnold lose money by simply participating in last night’s game? The hour wraps with more of our NFL lookahead, discussing which team is in for the biggest turn around and which division winner from this past season will not win their division come next season?