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The Irons brothers are joined by Bucs writer Ian Glendon of FullPressCoverage.com to discuss the upcoming week from hell.

Dan, Scartsy and Mike discuss the Pats' disappointing 19-point road win, Mediots on The Suddenly Diminutive Mac Jones, and the national media lapping up ManningCast conspiracy theories.

Thoughts on the season opening Pats loss, Gasper Goalpost Moving, Matt Fairburn and Dak Randall... who?!? Boston media: Still a family. A napkin-clad crime family.

Shaq, Scartelli, and Dan discuss media reactions to Cam Newton's release, more dubious material from Volin and Bedard, Asante Samuel's heel turn, look ahead to the new season, and share their memories of David Patten, #OOTG.  

Shaq, Scartelli and Dave join Iron Mike Irons in a now woefully outdated episode in which pretty much everyone believes Cam Newton is going to start for the Patriots in Week 1. In other topics, these yahoos try to determine if Greg Bedard is as dumb as Ben Volin, revisit the Scott Zolak controversy and weep about Giants highlights.

The second pod of the week addresses the Sony Michel deal, the Cam "misunderstanding", Florio's tantrum, Mittens' idiocy, Pissant Reimer, and an ET announcement demonstrating #accountability.

Shaq, Scartelli, John and Mike discuss New England's 35-0 shellacking of the Eagles and discover Bizarro Bedard in Philadelphia. Meanwhile, Volin vacations in Tampa, Sainted John Mara wants the players off his lawn, and the National NFL media crowns the Chiefs' asses.

The Pats kick off the exhibition season, and Greg Bedard puts his BS into high gear. 

Other topics:  The '21 HOF class, Seth Wickersham's romance novel, 3rd string Mediots dreaming about pro athletes pumping their gas, and Dion Lewis' retirement.  

The party of five discuss more casual racism at 98.5, this time Adam Jones's soft bigotry of low expectations, dynasties that never were thanks to the Patriots, the Dan Campbell clown show in Detroit, and pay their respects to an '80s underrated Hollywood beauty.

Mike, Shaq and Scartelli discuss Bill Belichick defusing a potential QB controversy, the Aaron Rodgers circus in Green Bay, and the usual suspects in Patriots media continuing their never-ending race to the bottom.