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Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Emmett and Jerod for one final preview of Browns-Panthers this weekend.

Silent Night Evergreens David Chapman talks about how a 30-foot concolor fir from Silent Night Evergreens in Endeavor, Wisconsin, has been selected as the official 2026 White House Christmas Tree for the Blue Room. How does the contest work? What is it about this tree that allowed it to earn this distinction. Where is the tree now? When will it be harvested and how is it transported to the White House?

TNL HR 1 - Emmett and Jerod discuss the possibility of the Browns being 2-1 and they talk to Tony Grossi. Plus, they make their picks.

1. The March to Abolish Animal Testing ends tomorrow at Marshall BioResources, one of the country's major breeders of animals used in research.

2. The Milwaukee Brewers reach 100 wins and home field advantage throughout the playoffs.

3. Labcorp is paying more than two million dollars to settle a multi-state investigation into a massive data breach, which includes Wisconsin.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Now at Noon headlines.

Guests include Oconomowoc Participant in the March to Abolish Animal Testing Kaycee Meracle and University of Northern Iowa Director of University Relations Pete Moris.

We wrap up with the Week in Review.

University of Northern Iowa Director of University Relations Pete Moris talks about how a new U.S. News and World Report ranking of the best colleges in America ranks UNI in the top spot. How successful has the launch the "Neighboring State Rate” program been? How long will the program continue?

Mike North and Carmen DeFalco celebrate Chicago becoming Baseball City USA after the Cubs and White Sox both punched their tickets to the postseason. The guys discuss the White Sox’s incredible turnaround, PCA’s 40-40 season, Alex Bregman’s toughness and the Bears-Eagles Monday night matchup with Case Keenum potentially starting. Luke Pergande from PropSwap joins from the President’s Cup at Medina to talk golf logistics, baseball futures, the Dodgers, Guardians, Red Sox and a new survivor pool wrinkle involving Ryan Russillo. Jim Miller stops by with Belmont picks and joins the guys in enjoying a rare October run for both Chicago baseball teams. The show wraps with Best Bets on Raiders-Saints, Bears-Eagles, Texas-Tennessee, Texans-Colts, Browns-Panthers and App State-NC State.

Oconomowoc Participant in the March to Abolish Animal Testing Kaycee Meracle talks about her participation in the March to Abolish Animal Testing at Marshall BioResources, one of the country's major breeders of animals used in research. Is she worried tensions will run high as they approach the testing facility tomorrow? How is this event similar to the situation at Ridglan Farms? What is it like owning one of the Ridglan Farms beagles?

Jordan and Mario are back to recap all the action from UFC 331, including Joshua Van’s impressive performance against Alexandre Pantoja. The guys break down what stood out from Van’s latest title defense and debate just how long he could remain on top of the UFC flyweight division.

Then, they react to the newly announced UFC 334 card, featuring Ciryl Gane vs. Josh Hokit and Kayla Harrison vs. Amanda Nunes. While there are some huge fights on the lineup, Jordan has some serious issues with how the UFC structured the card—and he doesn’t hold back. The guys discuss the matchmaking, fight placement, and whether the UFC is making the most of one of its biggest upcoming events.