Morning Drive kicks off hour 2 of the show with discussion on Oakland Raiders new head coach Jon Gruden and Oakland defensive end Khalil Mack reportedly not communicated with each other yet. Braden and Nick share their opinions on the Preds signing Dan Hamhuis. David Ubben from The Athletic also drops by during the hour to preview the upcoming season for Jeremy Pruitt and the Tennessee Vols.

David Ubben from The Athletic stops by Morning Drive to breakdown and preview the upcoming season for Jeremy Pruitt and the Tennessee Vols.

Pete Weber highlights from Nashville SC's huge win over Atlanta United 2!

In this final hour, the guys talk about their guarantees for the Titans season. They also continue to discuss training camp and Floyd tells you what to expect at practice tomorrow.

In this hour, the guys talk some about the Deshaun Watson hype and if Watson deserves all of his praise. They also discuss Mariota as a pocket passer or a scrambler.

In this second hour, the guys talk some about the wide receivers and the keys for training camp. They also talk more about expectations and must win games.

In this opening hour, on the first day of Titans training camp, Jared & Floyd talk about their win loss expectations for the Titans. They also discuss the importance of Lewan reporting to camp and their expectations for Derrick Henry.

ESPN College Football Reporter Adam Rittenberg joins Darren and Daunic to discuss playoff expansion as well as preview the Big Ten.

Gregg Rosenthal from NFL.com joins Darren and Daunic to discuss the Taylor Lewan contract situation, notable holdouts in training camps around the NFL like Julio Jones and Aaron Donald as well as the return of Andrew Luck and what that means for the rest of the AFC South.

In the final hour of Wednesday's Darren and Daunic, Adam Rittenberg from ESPN joins the show to preview the Big Ten, Gregg Rosenthal from NFL.com joins to talk about the headlines going into the opening of NFL training camps and Willy and Steve Layman discuss the decline of the Big Ten Network.