Pat Boyle and Brad Evans dive deep into the unfolding quarterback battle in Atlanta as the regular season approaches. With Michael Penix Jr. cleared for full-contact action and splitting first-team reps with Tua Tagovailoa, the we debate who gives the franchise the best path to postseason contention in a wide-open NFC South.

Pat fires up The Boiling Point, tearing into the absurd pageantry of the Little League World Series—from kids pimping bunts to coaches giving melodramatic mound visits.

Pat Boyle and Producer Brandon Combs continue Hot or Cold, debating whether the New York Yankees should target Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte in the offseason, assess Kayshon Boutte’s fantasy and real-world ceiling with C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans, and continue the fiery discussion surrounding Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, and the Cleveland Browns' quarterback room. Plus, Pat breaks down live MLB action and pennant race scores across the diamond.

Pat Boyle kicks off BetMGM Tonight After Dark alongside producer Brandon Combs for a spirited late-night edition of Hot or Cold, tackling the biggest controversies across the sports landscape.

The guys jump right into the fiery debate over the Cleveland Browns’ quarterback situation: Did Shedeur Sanders actually earn the starting gig over Deshaun Watson, or did Watson win the job by default? Pat and Combs clash over the Browns' front office strategy, player accountability, and whether Cleveland is wasting a season sticking with Watson.

Plus, Combs shares his updates from the Little League World Series, sparks a heated debate over whether the game is called "Cornhole" or "Bags," and the guys answer a candid listener question: Who is the worst person you've ever had to root for as a fan?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle run through head-to-head Fantasy Football Player Pick ’Em matchups across four key position tiers, debating early-round values and workload projections for running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends. Plus, they react to the breaking news regarding San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York.

With fantasy football draft season in full swing, Pat Boyle and Brad Evans run through a high-stakes edition of Fantasy Football Player Pick ’Em. The guys go head-to-head comparing players drafted in similar Average Draft Position (ADP) tiers in PPR formats to determine who you should target on draft night.

Hour 3 of BetMGM Tonight kicks off with Pat Boyle, Brad Evans, Brandon Combs, Mike Montgomery (Monty), and Lee DeLapp debuting their brand-new Monday segment: The Good, the Bad, and the Indifferent. The crew goes around the room to break down the best highlights, biggest blunders, and topics they couldn't care less about from the sports and pop culture world over the weekend.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans take a deep dive into baseball storylines following a wild weekend of action.

Inspired by a text from Neil in Vancouver, the guys break down two recent headline-making MLB pitching debuts: Seattle Mariners top pitching prospect Kade Anderson and San Francisco Giants fan-favorite Matt “Tugboat” Wilkinson.

Brad pulls out the legendary Sledgehammer to smash the over on Tugboat Wilkinson’s official 250-pound listing, while Pat breaks down Anderson’s electric arsenal, Seattle’s playoff hopes, and the Mariners' ongoing hunt for offensive run support.

Episode Highlights

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle react to the scare at Las Vegas Raiders practice surrounding rookie running back Ashton Jeanty, breaking down the severity of his sprained ankle, his timeline for Week 1 against Miami, and why Mike Washington Jr. could become a vital three-down back. Plus, the guys break down the Houston Texans acquiring wide receiver Kayshon Boutte from the New England Patriots, analyzing how his deep-threat metrics elevate C.J. Stroud’s offense following Jayden Higgins' injury.

Hour 2 of BetMGM Tonight kicks off as Pat Boyle and Brad Evans dive into the biggest debates and quarterback performances from NFL Preseason Week 2. With several franchises rolling out their starting quarterbacks for just a single series or handful of snaps, the guys debate whether these limited reps do more harm than good or if live-game reps are essential for young passers.

The guys break down the risk-versus-reward approach for Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders’ brutal early-season slate, evaluate Bo Nix’s sharp return from injury in Denver alongside new play-caller Davis Webb, and discuss what to make of Cam Ward’s development with the Tennessee Titans.