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Steve and Geoff list their grievances with the Tokyo Olympics and share their love for the NFL Hall of Fame enshrinements. Geoff downgrades his expectations for the Vikings and any other team that has an unvaccinated starting QB. The guys debate whether or not the Packers would grant Aaron Rodgers a trade if he requested a trade after the season. Steve sees a scenario where Philip Rivers could make a return with the Patriots over the Colts and Geoff tells bettors how to capitalize in the preseason. All that and much more!

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LaVar Arrington, TJ Houshmandzadeh, and Plaxico Burress react to Ben Simmons shutting off communication with the 76ers. Did Team USA completely distance themselves from their early struggles by beating France for the gold medal? The guys debate who the current best basketball player in the world is after another impressive showing from Kevin Durant in the Olympics.

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LaVar Arrington, TJ Houshmandzadeh, and Plaxico Burress react to Pro Football Focus' list of Tier 1 offenses in the NFL. The guys debate if the Cleveland Browns belong in the top tier. Callers from around the country weigh in on the top NFL offenses and make their case for their teams to be considered among the elite. The guys discuss the brewing quarterback battle in New England and explain why Bill Belichick could potentially ruin Mac Jones by the way he handles the rookie quarterback this season. Plus, who should take the QB reins in San Francisco and Indianapolis to start the season?

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Jonas Knox tells you why Kyle Shanahan may be using the Chiefs blueprint for transitioning at quarterback. Josh Allen gets paid, and the Cowboys may be the biggest reason why. Joe Burrow's struggles in camp are early proof that the Bengals made a huge mistake in the draft. Team USA wins basketball gold again, but should we really care? Plus, the latest editions of Do You Care, Ticket or Stick It, The Scraps, a very special appearance by an FSR legend, and a woman punches a horse!

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Anthony Gargano celebrates Team USA's gold medal run at the Tokyo Olympics. Plus, NFL football kicked off with its annual Hall of Fame game, callers share their stories of how they fell in love with their favorite NFL team, Dwight Howard thinks the Lakers are underappreciated,

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Jason Martin turns his eyes to western New York where Josh Allen signed a $258 million extension. Jason explains the role Stefon Diggs and players like him play in helping their quarterbacks secure the bag. Plus, why Aaron Rodgers has to play it smart when discussing the Packers front office, the Lakers add some old faces, and what Baker Mayfield needs to do in order to receive a big payday after this season.

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On today’s episode, Jason and Producer Rob G kick things off with a deep dive into Kevin Durant’s case as the Best Player in the World coming off his virtuoso performance against Australia in the Olympics. This isn't a new discussion by any means but it is worth talking about given that everybody seems to have a different criteria when defining the Best Player in the World. Does he have to be a guy that you can drop on a team of scrubs and instantly make them contenders? If so, Luka Doncic and LeBron James probably have a better case than Durant. Does he have to have won a championship? KD has two, but people still rip him for the way he got them. Is it something that is generally decided by your peers? If that's the case, then the way all his Olympics teammates deferred to him against Australia should make KD a lock. Later, the guys take Charles Barkley to task for suggesting that LeBron James should be eliminated from the GOAT conversation because he’s always played on stacked teams. This is such an odd thing to say considering Barkley himself forced his way to Super Teams twice (Phoenix Suns and Houston Rockets) after starting his career playing alongside multiple Hall of Famers. Talk about a hypocrite. What’s more, Barkley decided that Michael Jordan should be held in higher regard than LeBron because he had to struggle in Chicago before finally breaking through and winning his rings… while conveniently leaving out the fact that by the time MJ starting winning, his Chicago Bulls were the Super Team of that era.

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Click here to subscribe directly to the Lights Out with Shawne Merriman podcast! These are not your trading cards from back in the day. You remember opening up and finding that stale piece of gum while you flip through to find a rookie card of one of your favorite players. The trading card market has changed dramatically, and the VP Of Panini America, Jason Howarth, is here to break it down for you. Jason and Shawne discuss how the global market of trading cards has impacted the value of cards today. Howarth then describes how NFT's the future of trading cards. And what is next with the NIL in collegiate sports?

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-NBA Free Agency

-NCAA vs Women's Sports

-New Sports Dads

-Scott Apley 

-Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R-AR) 

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On today's episode, Jason kicks things off with a quick thought on the USMNT’s victory over Mexico in the Gold Cup final. The Summer of Soccer has been fantastic on all fronts, so it was fitting that the Gold Cup ended in dramatic fashion. And if you watched the match on FS1, you saw that that buzz for soccer is building considerably here in the USA. Later, Jason explains why he's not too high on the impending sign-and-trade that will be sending Kyle Lowry to the Miami Heat. At 35 years old, Lowry is still a very good player, but he's not good enough to help Miami overtake the Brooklyn Nets in the Eastern Conference. On the positive side, with the Lowry domino falling, we should see the point guard market (Lonzo Ball, Dennis Schroder, Spencer Dinwiddie, etc.) heat up in a big way very quickly once the free agency period officially opens on Monday night. Finally, Football Outsiders' NFL analyst Aaron Schatz swings by to discuss why he expects the Minnesota Vikings to give the Green Bay Packers a run for their money in the NFC North, the notion that the New Orleans Saints are due for a 2020 Patriots-esque fall this season, the ugly truth behind the Los Angeles Rams' top-heavy roster, why he believes the Dallas Cowboys are a sneaky pick to make the Super Bowl, why the numbers don't always jive with what he actually believes (ie. the Baltimore Ravens being better than the Kansas City Chiefs), why it's more likely that Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers take a step back than they take a massive step forward, and much more!

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