Chris Plank and Arnie Spanier open this edition of the show discussing the potential conference re-alignment that could be on the horizon in baseball. Then they get into their reactions and takeaways from week 2 of preseason football! Is it crazy to say this has been a weirdly entertaining preseason? They share what they've learned through two weeks, and check in on the play of some of the young QBs across the league. Plus, who do the guys have winning the league's remaining QB battles?

Later, Arnie and Plank move over to college football, reacting to reports that the NCAA is looking into the possibility of a 24 or 28-team playoff... Would that be too much? They also get into Michigan's punishment for the sign-stealing scandal, debating whether it was too light, too harsh, or just right.

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Mark Willard and former NFL offensive tackle Ephraim Salaam open the show reacting to the latest in the Bengals/Trey Hendrickson saga... With the team reportedly shopping him the past few weeks, where do we want to see him end up? Would the Bengals be better off just paying him what he wants? They also react to all the biggest storylines coming out of week 2 of the preseason... How did they take Dillon Gabriel's comments about being a "competitor, not entertainer"? Which young QBs look the most promising? Could Davante Adams be subjected to Jimmy G. as his quarterback again? Plus, the guys try and identify which QB has the most pressure on them to succeed as we head into the season.

Later, Willard and Ephraim move over to some college football, reacting to the historic fine levied on Michigan for its sign-stealing scandal from a few years ago... Was the punishment too light, too harsh, or just right? They react to the news that the NCAA is considering expanding the College Football Playoff to as many as 28 teams within the next few years, discussing whether they'd support that kind of a decision. Plus, thoughts on some interesting comments from Michael Porter Jr.

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This Week on FOX Sports Sunday

Monse Bolaños and Kerry Rhodes kick off the show with a look at the NFL preseason, diving into the Rams’ quarterback concerns as Matthew Stafford’s lingering back injury raises questions about their future. The crew also reacts to the UFC’s new broadcast deal with Paramount+ and discusses what it will take for the NBA to catch up with the rest of the sports world. FOX Sports Radio NFL analyst Adam Caplan stops by to break down the biggest headlines from around the league, and Browns reporter Chris Easterling joins the show with the latest on Cleveland’s QB situation. Then, the duo turns to Luka Dončić’s injury and what it could mean for the young star and the Lakers. Finally, don’t miss brand-new editions of Kerry On or Off and Easy as 1, 2, 3, 4! Catch it all on FOX Sports Sunday!

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Anchor: Chris Perfett

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This Week on Fox Sports Sunday

Steve Hartman and Veejay Huskey react to the NFL preseason, diving into the biggest headlines from the weekend—including the drama surrounding the Browns’ QB situation and what it could mean for the season ahead. Then, it’s time for another edition of Perfett’s Picks, as Technical Producer Chris Perfett shares his top over/unders from across the sports world. FOX Sports Radio MLB Analyst Jon Paul Morosi joins the show to break down all the major storylines coming out of Major League Baseball. Plus, the crew debates the top quarterbacks in the NFL and asks the big question: if you’re building a team from scratch, which QB are you taking? All that and more on FOX Sports Sunday!

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Anchor: Monse Bolaños 

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This Week on Fox Sports Sunday

Mike Harmon and Dan Beyer kick off the show by breaking down the NFL preseason—analyzing individual performances and spotlighting the biggest headlines from the weekend. The guys also dive into the fantasy football implications as draft week arrives. Plus, don’t miss a brand-new Little League Championship edition of The Feud! Catch all this and more on FOX Sports Sunday!

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Brian Noe, Geoff Schwartz, and Bill Krackomberger talk about NFL Preseason Week 2 with another good Jaxson Dart outing, Dillon Gabriel's mixed bag, Ashton Jeanty arriving for the Raiders, Rashee Rice's upcoming hearing, the Big Ten's College Football playoff expansion idea, and more! Plus, we have Parlay Platter, Prop It Up, Rapid Fire and Follow The Money with Christian Cipollini!

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Andy Furman & Bucky Brooks react to the second week of NFL Preseason with the emerging storyline in Cleveland with the Browns and what to do with Shedeur Sanders and the rest of the QB's. Andy and Bucky also get into the NCAA fining Michigan for its cheating scandal and make sense of how big or small the implications are going forward. Plus, the guys talk a possible Odell Beckham return, Dillon Gabriel's comments mid game, play The Blame Game, and more!!

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Bernie starts the show off with the Michigan football scandal. Then guest "GambLou" joins to discuss best bets for the upcoming NFL season. After that Bernie outlines the topics that will be discussed in the Midnight Hour. Michigan football and the scandal, did they get a stern enough punishment? Jon Gruden wants to come back and coach, should he get a second chance? The Midnight Hour concludes and then Mark Medina joins the show to discuss Luka Doncic's injury, LeBron and the Lakers rapport, and why Cooper Flagg will easily win NBA Rookie Of The Year. Bernie then discusses the biggest storylines to follow for College Football this season.

The biggest storyline is Ohio State vs. Texas in Week 1, a historic matchup that features the first battle of two top 3 AP teams facing off in Week 1 since 2002. Another storyline is North Carolina and Bill Belichick. How will they do in his first year? Penn State has the best team they've had in possibly decades, but they manage to lose the big games every year. Penn State on paper looks like Ohio State last year and Michigan in 2022, They are loaded with experience. New editions of What Kind of Brand New Fool Are You and What my Name follow then Bernie introduces a new segment that will debut next week, Fantasy Files with producer Brandon Deutsch. Fantasy Files will detail sit/start suggestions before your crucial matchups each week as well as waiver wire advice, buy-low targets, and sleepers to keep an eye on. 

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Aaron and Jason start off the show discussing NFL Saturday with Matthew Stafford still not appearing on the field with a back issue. Aaron and Jason say people should be concerned about Stafford's availability as the Rams fail to provide updates on him. They go into why Giants QB Jaxson Dart will actually start at QB this season over Russell Wilson at some point and whether Dillon Gabriel was taking a shot at his teammate, Shedeur Sanders in his latest comments. After that, Jason and Aaron discuss some initial CFB storylines they are eager to follow this season and which teams have the most to prove. They discuss the discipline Michigan football continues to face and go into their AFC East win total picks. Next, the guys discuss the proposed 28-team playoff by the Big Ten. Aaron and Jason say it devalues the College Football Playoff and lets too many underserving teams into contend for a title. Finally, both Aaron and Jason discuss Taylor Swift's appearance on New Heights Podcast with Jason and Travis Kelce, saying she seems wholesome and had some good insight on football. 

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Chris Plank and Arnie Spanier open this Saturday edition of the show with their reactions and takeaways from the day of preseason football! Is it crazy to say this has been a weirdly entertaining preseason? They discuss interesting comments from Dillon Gabriel saying he's a "competitor not entertainer"... was it a jab at Shedeur Sanders? The guys also share what they've learned through two weeks of the preseason. Plus, which quarterback under 25 is under the most pressure heading into this season?

Later, Arnie and Plank move over to college football, reacting to reports that the NCAA is looking into the possibility of a 24 or 28-team playoff... Would that be too much? They also get into Michigan's punishment for the sign-stealing scandal, debating whether it was too little, too harsh, or just right.

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