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Barstool Big Cat joins Waddle and Silvy for his weekly conversation before the guys hand it off to Houston for Sox-Astros.

Alex Strouf, Josh DiMaggio and Will Sommers react to the Packers scrambling for offensive line help after signing veterans Kevin Zeitler, Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton. The guys debate whether the additions can protect Jordan Love, what the struggles say about Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst, and how Jayden Reed’s season-ending neck injury changes the Packers offense. They turn to the MLB postseason, including the Brewers’ potential matchup with the Padres, the Cubs’ struggles and Will’s suddenly meaningful White Sox baseball. Wisconsin’s road win over Penn State sparks cautious optimism about Luke Fickell, Colton Joseph and the Badgers’ upcoming schedule. Plus, One Word covers Mike Tomlin’s Minecraft world, Case Keenum and the Bears, J.J. McCarthy, and the Packers’ upcoming trip to Tampa Bay.

Waddle and Silvy hear from Bears head coach Ben Johnson meeting the media before they're joined by White Sox reliever and vibes captain Mike Vasil.

Milwaukee Police Department is now on TiKTok, Greg Matzek and Jessica Tighe talk to the people behind the decision and look into what happened on that Fly Dubai flight.

Beau & Nathan are joined in-studio by Riley and Graydon from HIVEMIND, a YouTube channel on sports trivia. They talk Browns trivia.

CLE Browns Daily HR 1 - Beau and Nathan talk news of the day and set the matchup with the Steelers. They also play some Browns trivia.

Theo Dorsey, Colin Russo and Kristina Costanza do the Happy Hour

Theo Dorsey and Colin Russo detail day 1 of Wildcard MLB Games, Evan Cohen joins.

Matt Lepay joins Kyle & Brust after Wisconsin’s dramatic road win over Penn State, and even the longtime Voice of the Badgers admits he was shocked by Jacob Harris’ 70-yard touchdown. After watching the drive get derailed by penalties, Lepay expected another flag to wipe out the play before Harris broke free while running with only one shoe. The guys debate how much fans should enjoy the breakthrough victory while still demanding proof that Luke Fickell’s program has actually turned a corner.

Lepay pumps the brakes on declaring “the Badgers are back.” Wisconsin overcame a 17-point deficit despite three interceptions, nine penalties and a minus-two turnover margin, but those same mistakes could easily cost them against Michigan State. Lepay says Wisconsin’s best football is legitimately good, but its worst football can get it beaten by almost anybody. The next step is putting together longer stretches of clean football instead of constantly needing dramatic comebacks.

Plus, Lepay breaks down an offensive identity that is still developing around Colton Joseph, Darion Dupree and an evolving offensive line. He also explains why Fickell and his staff should now understand exactly how much rivalry games against Iowa and Minnesota matter to Wisconsin fans after several painful losses in recent seasons.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, join Emmett and Jerod to talk latest on injuries and what he expects to see against the Steelers.