This is what Eurythmics & Eminiem were talking about. When you get your moment, you better meet it. This guy, Lewis, he did with flying colors.

Happening at the Timber Rattlers game this weekend, "the best athlete of our time" Joey Chestnut will be taking on competitors in an eating competition. One of those competitors will be Nick Vitrano, Green Bay radio host and of course Vince's brother who joins the show live to talk about the competition the ultimate Brat-fest challenge.

Brewers 360 with Rick Schlesinger! A little cursing never hurt anyone, has it? Well, it helped the Brewers offense wake up. Will Rick put the "chill the F out" anywhere in the stadium? Plus, we preview a lot of NL matchups that have playoff implications especially when the Brewers.

"Listen kids, chill the F out" It worked for the Brewers. This hour, we begin with Wisconsin yet again being on the national stage but not for good reason. Plus, Brewers 360 with Rich Schlesinger previewing the series againt the Dodgers and what's waiting for the crew when they return home.

Hour 3: Kap & Eddie played Shot or No Shot, took a trip Around The NFL, opened the Friday Folder and the Kap & J. Hood Cut of The Day.  Barstool Eddie was in for J. Hood.

Craig Karmazin joins Jen and the crew after the Brewers rally for a dramatic win over the Dodgers. Craig explains why Milwaukee's sustained success deserves more appreciation and why he isn't worried about the team's ability to compete with baseball's best in October. The crew debates whether the comeback was the Brewers' biggest win of the season and what it showed about their resilience. They also discuss the possibility of Jacob Misiorowski appearing at WWE Raw just as Milwaukee prepares for the postseason. Plus, Craig pushes back on the doom and gloom surrounding the Bucks and explains why there's more to fandom than championships.

Jason Wilde breaks down what mattered from the Packers’ preseason opener against the Steelers, starting with an encouraging night from kicker Trey Smack. He explains why simply getting Marshawn Lloyd and Jordan Love through the game healthy was important and examines Green Bay’s makeshift offensive-line rotation. Wilde discusses what the Packers were trying to evaluate during the first-team offense’s opening drive and why Smack’s 58-yard field goal mattered. He also reacts to Keisean Nixon’s ugly tackling effort and the scrutiny surrounding his place in the secondary. Meanwhile, Brandon Cisse continues to make a strong case for a significant role when the regular season arrives.

The opening hour centers on the Packers’ preseason loss to Pittsburgh, with Jen questioning why Jordan Love and the first-team offense couldn’t finish their opening drive with a touchdown. Trey Smack provides the biggest positive by drilling his field-goal opportunities, while Marshawn Lloyd gets an extended look and leaves the game healthy. Jason Wilde joins the show to break down Smack, Lloyd, the offensive-line rotation and what Green Bay accomplished despite the lopsided score. Wilde also weighs in on Keisean Nixon’s poor tackling effort and Brandon Cisse’s continued emergence in the secondary. The hour closes with the Brewers’ dramatic ninth-inning comeback against the Dodgers and a debate over whether it was Milwaukee’s biggest win of the season.

Jen and the crew question Keisean Nixon’s effort after a disappointing preseason showing and wonder where he now stands in the Packers’ cornerback competition. Brandon Cisse’s performance only adds intrigue as Green Bay searches for answers in the secondary. Mina Kimes’ criticism of the Packers’ run-heavy approach sparks a debate about whether Matt LaFleur needs to put more responsibility in Jordan Love’s hands. Later, Craig Karmazin joins the show to celebrate the Brewers’ dramatic comeback against the Dodgers and explain why he remains bullish on Milwaukee’s postseason chances. They also debate the possibility of Jacob Misiorowski making a WWE appearance as the Brewers chase a World Series.

RBS HR 1 - Hammer and Chris preview their expectations for the Browns' 1st preseason game tomorrow.