In this hour the guys are joined by head coach Rick Stockstill of MTSU. Talk about how to fill the stands for the Titans' final pre-season game. Later in the hour the guys visit with JP Finlay to discuss the Washington Redskins and deliberate which QB in a new city has the best chance to succeed.

To start the third hour the guys are joined by Tim Hasselbeck. The guys ask Tim what quarterback he believes has the prospects heading into the new season and what would he do if he were in Vrabel's shoes. Aaron Rodgers' record setting contract (making him the highest paid NFL player ever)news breaks during this hour as well.

The guys are joined by Blue Raider head coach, Rick Stockstill, to discuss his teams outlook heading into the 2018 season and the I-24 rivalry between MTSU and Vandy.

Host of Tackling Music City, Buck Riesing, joins Morning Drive to discuss all things Titans.

In Wednesday's rendition of "Stick To Sports", the guys discuss some bizarre stories such as an overly ambitious dolphin and a man with a lot of lemons.

Vanderbilt head football coach Derek Mason joins Morning Drive to discuss his teams first game against MTSU on Saturday as well as the importance of the in-state rivalry and Kyle Shurmur's leadership.

In the first hour of Wednesday's Morning Drive, the guys discuss Marcus Mariota and the rest of the Titans offensive woes, debate Derrick Henry's role, project the Titans roster and Braden tries to convince himself why Alabama won't win the SEC.

In the second hour of Wednesday's Morning Drive, the guys ask the question "Is Alabama too good?", discuss their college football picks for the season and rank Kyle Shurmur among other SEC QBs. Vandy head coach Derek Mason also joins the show to discuss his teams upcoming season opener against MTSU.

JP Finlay joins the guys to talk Redskins as we continue our look around the NFL before the start the 2018-19 season,

Chris Low from ESPN joins Morning Drive to discuss his recent Sportscenter interview with Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt, the challenges Pruitt will face calling defensive plays and what he thinks Tennessee needs to do if they want to pull off the upset against West Virginia on Saturday.