David Glenn Show

NFL & NBA play-by-play broadcaster Ian Eagle joins DG to discuss the state of the QB position in the NFL, what went into LeBron James' decision to sign with the Lakers, and even Syracuse great Jim Brown.

Joe Person discusses the Panthers' offensive line woes, new owner David Tepper, and the reason for his leap of faith in joining The Athletic.

One of the greatest athletes of our time is attempting to make the jump to another professional sport. What are the best examples of an athlete doing so and achieving true greatness in both?

Panthers writer for Charlotte Observer Jourdan Rodrigue joins the show to talk the increased workload for Christian McCaffrey and the uncertainty of the offensive line. Senior NFL writer for CBS Sports Will Brinson sheds light on landing spots for Teddy Bridgewater and the NFL's ruling on helmet-to-helmet hits.

DG shares insight into what The Athletic is accomplishing in the sports journalism realm. A minor league team is putting it's name up to a fan vote, so what are the wackiest team names you've heard of?

What were the best & worst sports moments of the weekend? Why is a nun at the Chicago White Sox game in the running for the best sports moment of the weekend? DG recaps the Panthers' offensive line woes and the impressive Zion Williamson.

All NFL in our third hour, with Kevin Donnalley of the Carolina Panthers broadcast crew and Frank Schwab of Yahoo! Sports joining us.

Daron and Brian Geisinger continue to dish on UNC hoops and ACC football. Then, Scott Hamilton emphasizes the significance of Brandt Snedeker's opening round 59 at the Wyndham Championship.

On DG's birthday, Daron fills in to host, expresses disgust for MLB's weak punishment for Jose Ureña, and welcomes ACCSports.com's Brian Geisinger to discuss the Duke Canada Tour.

Tournament director of the Wyndham Championship Mark Brazil joins to talk Brandt Snedeker's opening-round 59 and the rest of the field at Sedgefield Country Club. Carolina Panthers radio analyst Jim Szoke shares insight into Friday night's home preseason game vs. the Dolphins and the push for the Panthers logo at midfield at Bank of America Stadium.