In the last hour of the show today the guys are joined by Derrick Mason to talk to Titans, and Dez Bryant to the Jags? Later in the hour the guys talk to Mayor Briley about possible MLS expansion in Nashville.

On Monday's rendition of Stick to Sports, the guys talk about excessive football telecast technology, the bear that walked into the hotel that inspired The Shining and what to do if your bar is out of your drink of choice.

The first part of the hour the guys are joined by Vince Ferrara to talk Volunteer football and what to expect this Saturday verse West Virginia and for the rest of the season.

Stadium college football reporter Brett McMurphy joins Morning Drive to discuss Urban Meyer's suspension, Ohio State's investigative report as well as speculate on Meyer's future at Ohio State.

In the third hour of the show the guys are joined by Vince Ferrara to talk Vols and realistic expectations for Pruitt in his first year. Also, with the injury to Marqise Lee in Jacksonville, is free agent Dez Bryant an option for the Jags?

In the second hour of Monday's Morning Drive, the guys talk about what brings them back to football, the risks of football and the state of the sport at the youth level. Brett McMurphy from Stadium also joins the show to discuss Urban Meyer's suspension as well as speculate on his future at Ohio State.

In the first hour of Monday's Morning Drive, the guys react to Saturday's Titans-Steelers preseason game as well as discuss their confidence level in Marcus Mariota and Titans defense.

Cory Curtis from News 2 joins Morning Drive to react to Saturday's Titans and Steelers preseason matchup, the disconnect between Marcus Mariota and the rest of the Titans offensive struggles.

Jared and the GM talk to Cory Curtis about the most recent news on the Titans before heading into the third preseason game. The GM takes a look at his first edition of his 53 Man Roster.

Mayor David Briley stops by to talk about how the city of Nashville will welcome the new soccer team with a new stadium and how the other attractions in Nashville will be affected.