Pat and Brad are joined by Blaine Grisak to discuss all things Los Angeles Rams previewing the upcoming season.

Brad and Pat run through some headlines and props in the NFL deciding if they're buying in or if it's BS!

Pat and Brad dive in to all things MLB!

Pat and Brad breakdown the Texans not wanting to do contract negotiations with C.J. Stroud!

Kate Constable and producer Brandon Combs break down the top winners and losers from College Football Week 0 while tracking live Major League Baseball action across the board. The duo recaps Bill Belichick’s head coaching debut as North Carolina grinded out a 15-10 victory over TCU in Dublin, evaluates Beau Pribula’s explosive performance leading Virginia past NC State, and questions USC’s sparse home attendance despite Jayden Maiava’s sharp outing. In baseball, they check in on the Chicago Cubs' double-digit offensive explosion against the Milwaukee Brewers, analyze the congested American League Wild Card picture, and preview the upcoming Week 1 college slate highlighted by Louisville and Ole Miss in the Music City Kickoff.

Kate Constable and and producer Brandon Combs break down the biggest winners, losers, and overreactions from College Football Week 0 as Week 1 approaches. The duo recaps North Carolina's defensive-minded 15-10 victory over TCU in Dublin to kick off the Bill Belichick era, evaluates Beau Pribula’s dominant debut for the Virginia Cavaliers in a 34-8 rout of NC State, and reacts to Jayden Maiava’s sharp performance for No. 14 USC despite surprisingly sparse stands at the Coliseum. Plus, they look ahead to Week 1 matchups, previewing the Sunday night Music City Kickoff showdown between Louisville and Ole Miss as well as Iowa’s season opener against Northern Illinois.

Kate Constable and producer Brandon Combs kick off the late-night hour with a lively edition of "Hot or Cold" on BetMGM Tonight After Dark. The duo debates proper texting etiquette when sending hot sports takes, assesses whether the Memphis Tigers have a legitimate path to the College Football Playoff following their gritty Week 0 win over UNLV, and clashes over the Los Angeles Rams’ depth and true ceiling following Aaron Donald’s return. Plus, they dive into the Chicago Cubs’ pitching concerns surrounding Shōta Imanaga’s recent struggles, and explore playoff seeding scenarios.

Brad Evans and Kate Constable team up with the crew for "The Good, The Bad, and The Indifferent," highlighting the biggest stories across the sports landscape. The crew celebrates "The Good," headlined by Aaron Donald coming out of retirement to rejoin the Los Angeles Rams' defense, Pete Crow-Armstrong’s historic 5-homer surge, North Carolina’s Week 0 victory, Max Scherzer reaching 9th on the all-time strikeout list, and Coyote vs. Acme finally hitting theaters. Then, they break down "The Bad," including Red Sox announcer Will Flemming’s comments on Jazz Chisholm Jr., a brutal Hawaii bad beat, empty USC stands, a puzzling Gervon Dexter trade, and Las Vegas hotel woes. Finally, the group reacts to "The Indifferent," discussing UNC's narrow win over TCU, Xzavier Thomas’s preseason explosion, and a depleted US Open field.

Brad Evans and Kate Constable break down the breaking legal troubles surrounding Indianapolis Colts veteran wide receiver Keenan Allen following his weekend DWI arrest, evaluating the potential for a league suspension and what it means for an already banged-up Colts receiving corps. The crew examines whether the mounting injuries in Indianapolis will force Shane Steichen to lean heavily on Jonathan Taylor's rushing workload, before laughing off a wild listener text claiming Tyson Bagent is better than Jordan Love. Finally, they revisit the Green Bay Packers' backfield situation following Josh Jacobs landing on the Commissioner's Exempt list, sorting through MarShawn Lloyd’s fantasy viability and Jordan Love's elevated responsibilities heading into Week 1.

Brad Evans and Kate Constable play a fiery edition of "Buying or BS," debating the biggest NFL and fantasy football storylines heading into Week 1. The duo clashes over Kenneth Walker III’s projected workload in Kansas City and whether the Chiefs will truly commit to 18-plus touches per game, calls total BS on reports that Jayden Daniels will fall outside the top 10 fantasy quarterbacks despite Washington's shaky offensive line, and goes all-in buying Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver Luther Burden’s snap share and immediate fantasy upside against the Panthers.