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The Brothers Iron and Executive Producer Shaq discuss the humbling of Drill Sgt. Campbell and his Lions courtesy of the Patriots, Tom E. Curran's hunt for relevancy, and give those analytical basement dwellers a hard lesson.
Matt Chatham returns to ET to discuss the '22 Patriots, '99 Rams, '06 Jets, SB 38, 31-0, Larry Izzo, and the wretched state of Patriots media coverage.
Mike, Dan and John discuss an overtime loss in Green Bay, briefly go Off The Pike, and look ahead to the Hard Knocks Lions visiting Foxboro. Also, we're all in on the Mariners.
The Weekenders discuss the Mac Jones injury, how the Patriots handled it, and how it compares to the handling of Tua's concussion by Pretty Boy Swag Mike McDaniel. Also, Lou Merloni from Bankrupt WEEI gets caught with his pants down, Vito Stellino gets a dose of Ensure, and Colin Cowherd gets smacked.
The guys talk about a loss to Baltimore, this Sunday's game against Mopey Aaron and the Packers, a member of the MSPCA watchlist tweeting about "discord" between Mac and the Patriots, and the Celtics' suspension of Ime Udoka.
Shaq, Bill and Rob discuss the "ugly win that doesn't count" against the Steelers, review a clip from a Devin McCourty press conference where he destroys Curran, and honor the career of the newest Patriot Hall of Famer, Vince Wilfork.
Scartsy, MOR1, and the Irons Brothers discuss a win in Pittsburgh, Week 3 against Baltimore, deliver schrapnel to deserving mediots, and the guys honor a underappreciated Boston Sports legend and true champion.
The Weekenders discuss Tom Curran's decent into Bedardian madness, the visceral reaction to the Week 1 loss, and Greg Washburn's asinine Boston Globe article, among others.
The guys react to a loss in Miami; the Steelers are next... and why is Marc Bertrand nervous?
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