Emmett Golden and Mark Zinno (in for Clinton) start off hour 2 continuing the conversation surrounding yet another set of comments that Jerry Jones has made regarding the Micah Parsons contract dispute. Is there a chance Micah could be on the way out. We head out to Cleveland where Shedeur Sanders responds to Dillon Gabriel's comments that may people suspected were about Shedeur before Gabriel cleared the air. Then, Matt Bowen, ESPN NFL writer and analyst tells you who you should draft and who you should avoid as fantasy football season gets underway. Plus, we wrap up the show with our NFL Two-A-Days series, this time with the Indianapolis Colts.

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Emmett Golden and Mark Zinno (in for Clinton) kick off the show with a major headline: Cracker Barrell has changed it's logo. We get into The Lede with the recent comments that Jerry Jones had to fuel the Micah Parsons contract dispute fire. Mike Tannenbaum, ESPN NFL front office insider joins the show to make sense of it all and how one rookie QB should be moved up the depth chart right away. Plus, we continue our NFL Two-A-Days in the AFC South with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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Emmett Golden and Mark Zinno (in for Clinton) start off the show debating whether or not Micah Parsons will suit up for the Cowboys in week 1. We turn our attention to one of biggest mysteries in the NFL this season: Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers. Can they make a playoff run? Then, we Sound Off on some of the best audio from the week. Plus, our NFL Two-A-Days roll on with the Los Angeles Chargers.

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Emmett Golden and Mark Zinno (in for Clinton) kick off hour 2 with Jeff Passan, ESPN senior MLB insider as we approach the postseason. Will the Yankees miss out on the playoffs? Who really is the best team in baseball? Then, Emmett and Mark give us their top 5 teams to watch this upcoming NFL season. Here's a hint... none of their teams are the same. Plus, we continue our NFL Two-A-Days with the Las Vegas Raiders.

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Emmett Golden and Courtney Cronin are in for Clinton. The Lede: The Colts decision to start Daniel Jones speaks volumes about Anthony Richardson’s lack of development. Courtney doesn’t understand Jerry Jones’ stubbornness when it comes to Micah Parson’s contract dispute. Start Me Up… Which team will be starting a different QB by the time the 2025 season ends? Emmett takes a call on Anthony Richardson. PLUS, ESPN Radio Two A Days: Arizona Cardinals – Will year 7 mark Kyler Murray’s breakout performance?

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Which team is set to take a step-back this season? Emmett is eyeing the Vikings to go backwards in 2025. Callers join in on the teams that they think will decline in 2025. Calvin Watkins, Dallas Morning News joins the show... PLUS, ESPN Radio Two A Days : San Francisco 49ers!

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We kick things off with Emmett being about as mad as he gets at the Baltimore Ravens. And are Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys heading towards divorce?

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We get the news out of Indy that the Colts have named Daniel Jones their week 1 starter.. Plus we react to the sounds from the week in "Sound Off"

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Emmett Golden and Courtney Cronin are in for Clinton Yates... Caleb Williams’ performance in his preseason debut is a good

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When will Jaxson Dart take over as the Giants’ starting QB? How worried should the Rams be about Matthew Stafford’s back? Weekend Rewind and ESPN Radio Two-A-Days: Kansas City Chiefs. PLUS... Why are we already trying to expand the CFP?

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