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Emmett and Nick discuss a big-time Browns win in Tampa Bay and play "Hammered or Not." Plus, Emmett "Drops the Hammer."

Carmen and Jurko keep breaking down the Bears’ ugly 9-3 loss to the Vikings, with Brian Flores’ pressure packages overwhelming Caleb Williams and Tyson Bagent all afternoon. The guys discuss the blocked field goal, Cairo Santos’ operation time, Ben Johnson’s rough day as a play caller and why Colston Loveland still has not been featured in the passing game. They also look ahead to the Eagles, with Tyson Bagent likely needed if Caleb’s hamstring injury keeps him out next Monday night. The Brunch Rush covers the Cover 5 contest, Alex Bregman’s scary foul-ball injury, the Cubs and White Sox both winning and the Sox still pushing toward October. The hour closes with brutal college football bad beats, Northwestern blasting Colorado and one more reset of where the Bears stand after Week 2.

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Chris talk to Tony Grossi. They also listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Rizz and Chris to discuss his thoughts on the win over Baker and the Bucs.

Brewers COO Marty Ronski joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy with Milwaukee sitting at a franchise-record 98 wins and chasing 100 before the postseason. Ronski explains the story behind the Brewers’ “Win Our Way” postseason slogan and why it fits the identity of this year’s team. He previews the Rally for October at the UW Credit Union Plaza, including giveaways, alumni appearances, food and drink specials and postseason ticket information. Ronski also discusses the young players who continue to step up and the clubhouse culture that has helped Milwaukee exceed expectations yet again. Plus, he explains why the Brewers’ mix of small ball, defense, pitching and unexpected contributors has made this season so entertaining.

Brewers COO Marty Ronski joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy with Milwaukee sitting at a franchise-record 98 wins and chasing 100 before the postseason. Ronski explains the story behind the Brewers’ “Win Our Way” postseason slogan and why it fits the identity of this year’s team. He previews the Rally for October at the UW Credit Union Plaza, including giveaways, alumni appearances, food and drink specials and postseason ticket information. Ronski also discusses the young players who continue to step up and the clubhouse culture that has helped Milwaukee exceed expectations yet again. Plus, he explains why the Brewers’ mix of small ball, defense, pitching and unexpected contributors has made this season so entertaining.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to the Packers’ 20-17 overtime win over the Jets and try to find the positives from an ugly Victory Monday. Lucas Van Ness, Evan Williams and Edgerrin Cooper highlight a defense that has impressed through two games, while Skyy Moore and kicker Trey Smack provide reasons for optimism on special teams. But the conversation keeps coming back to Green Bay’s struggling and increasingly injured offensive line and whether it can derail everything else the Packers are doing well. The crew discusses Matt LaFleur’s offense, the lack of a running game and whether Green Bay should overpay in a trade for offensive line help. Plus, they look ahead to a short week and Thursday’s matchup with the Falcons.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy continue dissecting the Packers’ offensive line problems following an ugly overtime victory over the Jets. The crew debates whether Green Bay can realistically fix the unit, especially after injuries leave even more uncertainty heading into a short week against Atlanta. They also weigh the encouraging performances from the Packers defense, special teams and young playmakers against an offense that struggled to consistently move the football. Later, the conversation shifts to the Brewers, who have reached a franchise-record 98 wins and are closing in on 100 as the postseason approaches. Brewers COO Marty Ronski joins the show to preview the Rally for October and discuss what has made this Brewers season special.

It was all of our reactions. This hour, we begin with a Packers/football recap. Plus, the Wisconsin Christmas Tree headed to the White House, and The Week Ahead!