Greg Cosell, Executive Producer and Analyst for the NFL Matchup Show on ESPN/NFL Films, joins us. Does he characterize Mike McCarthy’s play-calling as “innovative”? What does he think of Mike Pettine and Matt LaFleur’s systems?

Evander Holyfield, former Heavyweight Champion of the World, joins Bill from Radio Row. What were people saying to him as he got closer to fighting Mike Tyson? What is the champ up to these days?

A.J. Hawk, former Green Bay Packers Linebacker, joins us from Radio Row! Why is he such a big fan of the Matt LaFleur? Was he surprised by the McCarthy firing? Does he sense that Aaron Rodgers is frustrated with the state of the team?

Warren Moon, Pro Football Hall-of-Fame Quarterback, joins Bill on Radio Row. What does he think of the Matt LaFleur hire? Will it be easy to turn around this Packers team? What does he make of this Super Bowl matchup?

Hour 1. We kick things off with former Packers Linebacker A.J. Hawk and Pro Football Hall-of-Fame QB Warren Moon! Plus, Reggie White’s son Jeremy joins us, and former Falcons and Bengals TE Reggie Kelly stops by!

Hour 4. We finish out Day 3 with former players Randy Cross, Mark Schlereth, and Quintin Demps, as well as hall-of-fame broadcaster Lesley Visser.

Three-time Super Bowl champ Randy Cross joins us from Radio Row. What does he remember most from his playing days in the Super Bowl? How different was the media coverage then compared to now?

Super Bowl Champion Mark Schlereth and HOF broadcaster Lesley Visser stop by. How did Mark handle preparing for the Super Bowl, but also trying to spend time with his family? Why does he believe LeRoy Butler is not getting enough Hall-of-Fame attention?

Charles Haley, five-time Super Bowl Champion and Pro Football Hall-of-Famer, joins us from Radio Row. What has been his mission since he retired from the game? Does he still stay in contact with the teams he won titles for?

Hour 3. Bill is live from Radio Row at the Super Bowl! We’ll chat with five-time Super Bowl champ Charles Haley, Texans DE Bryan Braman, and pro poker player/WPT host and Milwaukee native Tony Dunst.