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Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall with Barstool Big Cat, breaking down the Bears’ historic 59-point opener, Caleb Williams’ MVP potential, and the team’s defensive concerns heading into Minnesota. Big Cat discusses his massive PCA MVP bet, the Cubs’ bullpen problems, the White Sox’s playoff expectations, and whether Chicago should make a major trade for a pass rusher. Plus, the Bears’ injury report, PCA’s historic on-base improvement, NFL power rankings, and Waddle’s World.

This hour covers a mix of major Wisconsin stories, from rising costs and legal questions to postseason excitement. The show begins with a look at surging gas prices across the state, declining enrollment numbers at Milwaukee Public Schools, and the emergence of a 16-year-old volleyball phenom helping power Wisconsin's nationally ranked women's volleyball program. The conversation then turns to the latest developments in the Josh Jacobs case, as Adam Roberts explains why a judge rejected a request to permanently seal evidence on procedural grounds and what comes next in the ongoing debate over Marsy's Law, victim privacy, public records, and the NFL's interest in the case. Later, Dom Cotroneo discusses the Brewers' remarkable season, the culture established by manager Pat Murphy, the club's pursuit of postseason advantages, and the players who could shape Milwaukee's October run. The hour concludes with a celebration of Wisconsin's small-town charm, highlighting Bayfield's recognition as one of the nation's most inviting destinations, and a discussion about the power of political advertising, why negative campaign ads remain so common, and whether voters remember criticism more than optimism.

With the Brewers closing in on the postseason, attention is shifting from division titles to bigger goals. Dom Cotroneo joins the show to discuss the club's championship mindset, the importance of securing a first-round bye and home-field advantage, and why manager Pat Murphy's relentless approach has become the identity of the team. The conversation explores how the Brewers have thrived despite being overlooked before the season, the resurgence of Joey Ortiz, concerns surrounding Kyle Harrison's recent struggles, and what the pitching staff could look like in October. As the regular season winds down, the focus is no longer on proving doubters wrong, but on positioning the Brewers for a deep postseason run.

New developments have emerged in the case involving Packers running back Josh Jacobs, as a judge declined a request to permanently seal key evidence, including the much-discussed video at the center of the case. Adam Roberts explains why the request was rejected, how a procedural issue rather than the merits of the argument drove the decision, and what the next court hearing could mean for the future of the evidence. The conversation also explores the growing legal debate surrounding Marsy's Law, victim privacy rights, public access to court records, and the NFL's interest in reviewing the footage as it weighs potential discipline. With questions remaining about whether the video will ever become public and what information could be redacted, the case continues to raise important issues about transparency, privacy, and accountability.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss Jarvis Landry on RBS, Browns' defensive fixes, and HOF voting changes.

NFL Films' Greg Cosell, joins Beau and Nathan to break down what he saw from the Browns in week 1.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - Beau and Nathan listen back to Denzel Ward at the podium and talk to Greg Cosell from NFL Films.

Jason Wilde joins Kyle & Brust with the latest on the Packers’ scramble to fix their offensive line. Green Bay has signed veteran guard Cordell Volson to the practice squad after he started 48 games with Cincinnati, while Jagger Burton could get a look at left guard and Anthony Belton remains an option to move back inside. Wilde says the Packers absolutely should be concerned after Week 1 and explains why Aaron Banks’ availability remains a major question.

Who deserves the blame for the mess? Wilde says it’s not one person, pointing to roster construction, the Aaron Banks contract and the development of Green Bay’s young linemen. He also pushes back on the idea that Matt LaFleur and Adam Stenavich are disconnected, explaining that Stenavich simply has a history of giving unusually candid answers while LaFleur keeps information closer to the vest.

Plus, Wilde explains the story behind Jordan Love’s new Kobe Bryant comparison. After watching Love repeatedly make accurate throws while fading away from pressure, Jayden Reed compared his quarterback’s unconventional delivery to Kobe’s signature fadeaway jumper. Wilde explains why that ability became a lifesaver with Love constantly under pressure against Minnesota.

CLE Browns Daily HR 1 - Beau and Nathan talk about the news of the day in Berea, set the matchup with Tampa Bay, & tell you what to watch.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall during Alumni Weekend, celebrating the Bears’ explosive offense, Caleb Williams’ early MVP buzz, and the team’s growing confidence heading into Minnesota. They revisit Moose Muhammad’s “where wide receivers go to die” quote, discuss the Bears’ deepest receiving corps ever, and debate the team’s defensive outlook. The show also covers the White Sox’s playoff push, Munetaka Murakami’s contract situation, Hagan Smith’s postseason role, PCA’s historic Cubs season, and the latest Bears injury report.