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Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Rizz and Hammer ahead of the 1 practice day this week and plays "Reaction-Overreaction."

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Hammer talk baseball with ESPN's Buster Olney. They also listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

RBS HR 2 - Rizz and Hammer talk to Tony Grossi. They also continue to look at thew Wild Card round of the baseball playoffs.

RBS HR 1 - Rizz and Hammer talk Browns-Steelers, Guards' playoffs, and Cavs' Media Day. Plus, they run through "The Headlines."

Carmen and Jurko continue Bears Victory Tuesday by breaking down why Case Keenum was so prepared in the Bears’ 27-7 win over the Eagles. The guys discuss Ben Johnson’s opening script, Keenum’s play-action success, the importance of down and distance, and whether the Bears should go right back to Case if Caleb Williams cannot play against the Jets. They also preview a full day of playoff baseball, with the White Sox opening in Houston behind Hagan Smith and Ed Fedde while the Cubs get Matthew Boyd against Michael King in San Diego. The hour includes reaction to Peggy and Jurko’s postgame chemistry, Khalif Raymond’s touchdown, Ben Johnson’s fourth-down aggressiveness and Rome Odunze’s drops. The Brunch Rush hits the White Sox wild-card roster, the “Case Keenum game,” NFL coaching rankings, quarterback development concerns, Emanuel Acho’s deleted Jalen Hurts tweet and Al Harris’ work with the Bears secondary.

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to assess the Packers’ attempts to repair their struggling offensive line with Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton. Wilde explains why he isn’t giving Brian Gutekunst credit for addressing a problem that was apparent before the season and discusses how quickly the new additions could get on the field. He also reacts to Tucker Kraft addressing his comments about Packers fans booing and the backlash that followed. Wilde looks ahead to Green Bay’s matchup with Tampa Bay and whether the Packers can take advantage of an inexperienced opposing quarterback. Plus, he discusses Jordan Love’s leadership style and whether the quarterback needs to become more vocal during the team’s adversity.

The Packers are scrambling for answers on the offensive line, but can veterans Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton actually fix the problem? Jen and Gabe debate how much blame belongs to Brian Gutekunst and the coaching staff for allowing the unit to reach this point. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the new additions, Tucker Kraft’s response to criticism over his comments about fans booing and Jordan Love’s leadership through the Packers’ struggles. The crew also examines whether Green Bay can turn its season around and what Ed Policy’s decision to stick with Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur could mean moving forward. Plus, Gabe and Josh share the story of a disastrous wedding DJ who was eventually replaced mid-reception.

Carmen and Jurko celebrate Bears Victory Tuesday after Chicago beat the Eagles 27-7 on Monday Night Football. The guys praise Ben Johnson’s game plan, Dennis Allen’s defense, Case Keenum’s performance and the way the Bears grew into the run game before putting Philadelphia away. They also debate whether Keenum should start again if Caleb Williams misses more time, with Tyson Bagent back healthy enough to be part of the conversation. The hour shifts into a massive day for Chicago baseball as the White Sox open in Houston and the Cubs start late in San Diego, with Carmen riding a “Don’t Stop Believin’” omen into playoff day. The guys also take calls on the Bears’ defense, Kalif Raymond, Case Keenum’s story and whether this could become one of the best Chicago sports days in recent memory.

The Brewers are coming off a franchise-record 103-win season, and Jen, Gabe and Josh debate whether Milwaukee would rather see the Cubs or Padres in the NLDS. They break down the Brewers’ postseason strengths, including their bullpen, improved pitching plan and a lineup they believe is better equipped for October. The crew then runs through the latest NFL power rankings as the struggling Packers tumble to 20th after a brutal start to the season. Gabe explains why Green Bay’s offensive line has made it difficult to find much optimism despite other pieces he likes on the roster. Plus, Jen reveals that she and Dario somehow celebrated their wedding anniversary two days early—and neither realized they had the date wrong.

Let's just not do that please. This hour, we begin with the A.I. Summit in Washington D.C. Plus, another banned musical at Watertown High School, a 'brew moment' and a Foxconn check-in