We're getting Tuesday Night Football tonight. If you could only keep Tuesday night, Thursday night or the Monday Night doubleheader moving forward, which would you choose? We discussed that, Justin Herbert's big night (which was foiled anyway) and a pleasant night of baseball viewing. At the bottom of Hour 1, our weekly visit with Bradley & Nikki Bozeman, talking a little about the Ravens and a LOT about Call of Duty-which EVERYONE in the locker room is playing apparently-and playing a lot, perhaps due to the pandemic. Early in Hour 2, Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) checked in to discuss the Ravens' insane pass-happiness this season. Is there a chance it could have something to do with Greg Roman and his head coaching interests? At the bottom of Hour 2, former Ravens receiver Michael Campanaro (River Hill) checked in, discussing his obsession with LeBron James, why he remains so invested in the Ravens, why he's not surprised by how much they're throwing and more.

The Ravens won again...and we're disappointed again. We'll get there. At the top of the show, an honor to chat with free agent linebacker Sam Acho about his new book "Let The World See You" and why he tried to get the Ravens to sign him. After that, we deal with it. The Ravens are running SIGNIFICANTLY less. It's not because they're having less success. So what the hell? Late in Hour 1, Ravens punter Sam Koch joined us to discuss tying Terrell Suggs for the franchise's all-time lead in career games played (229) and being the most accurate passer in NFL history. We recapped our week in Picks and went around the league-it didn't necessarily go "well" for us, per se. Near the bottom of Hour 2, 105.7 The Fan's Jeremy Conn joined us to discuss Jerome Boger being taken down by Lamar Jackson, the Ravens not running enough, a joyless title for the Lakers and more. At the end of Hour 2, Ravens Offensive Lineman Patrick Mekari checked in to discuss getting back on the field in the win over the Bengals, what he's doing with more time at home and Crocs boots. And we wrapped the show by dishing out some Pats on the Ass for the Ravens' win.

Glenn and "The NFL Chick" Syreeta Hubbard react to the Ravens' 27-3 Week 5 win over the Bengals, brought to you by Weis Markets and the U.S. Army...

Just when it looked like we were coming out of the woods in terms of positive tests, the New York Jets have entered the chat. Yikes. So what now? And the Lakers can close out the NBA Finals tonight. That's...something? Plus the MLB Playoffs are just...yuck. Early-ish in Hour 1, Maryland wide receiver Jeshaun Jones joined us to discuss getting back on the field October 24 after not only working his way back from a torn ACL to going through all of the COVID confusion this year. Just after the bottom of Hour 1, former Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones joined us to discuss returning to town as the Receivers Coach for Calvert Hall. In Hour 2, a Chilean #FinishThis-something unexpected is happening in the streets. Plus "The Edge" from Big Fat Winners checked in to try to help us win some money betting on football this weekend and then Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) checked in to talk Titans, Vince Bagli and to play our Andrew Stetka Quiz-how much do you know about the NFL's sack artists this season?

The baseball was great last night except the wrong team won in the National League. Oh and the NFL is a disaster with more positive tests for the Titans and their secret practices and are we really using the word "forfeit?" When does the NFL bear responsibility for this? A few minutes into Hour 1, WLW Cincinnati host/former NFL linebacker Rocky Boiman joined us to preview Ravens/Bengals Sunday-will the Bengals' disastrous O-Line prevent them from being able to be dangerous with a good rookie QB? And would they sell AJ Green low? Later in Hour 1, PressBox Ravens beat writer Bo Smolka checked in to discuss Lamar Jackson missing practice, the Ravens' vulnerability against bubble screens and more. Early in Hour 2, ESPN's Sal Paolantonio checked in after he was in DC for Baltimore/Washington Sunday. What does he make of how pass-happy the Ravens have been? And is forfeiting really an option for the Titans? Next we made our weekly NFL picks-including the Ravens giving nearly two touchdowns against the Bengals. And Ken Zalis joined us in studio at the bottom of Hour 2 for the PressBox Fantasy Football Show-how do we handle the Bills/Titans situation? Are we back on the Joe Mixon bandwagon?

Sad news today as the legendary Vince Bagli has died at the age of 93. In the first hour of today's show we were joined by our friend Pete Medhurst-the play by play voice of Navy Athletics-to discuss Bagli's impact, Navy's early season struggles, the NFL's continued testing issues, the Ravens and to play #WouldYouRatherWednesday. Would you rather the Ravens give up a 2nd & 5th for JJ Watt or no, can't pay that much for a player not in his prime even if you need the help? Early in Hour 2, our friend Pete Gilbert from WBAL checked in to reflect on the life and impact of Bagli-who gave Pete his first chance in TV. And at the bottom of Hour 2, Solomon Wilcots (SiriusXM NFL Radio/Pro Football Focus) checked in to discuss what the Ravens need to do to get over the Chiefs hump and why perhaps we've overreacting.

It continues to be stupid that we give division winners guaranteed home games and that the NFL doesn't just put every game on TV. Just absolutely stupid. We discussed those reminders at the top of today's show before being joined by Bradley and Nikki Bozeman for our weekly visit to talk over-the-top birthday celebrations, friggin' robots!, football spiking etiquette and much more. Later in Hour 1 we caught up with The Athletic's Ravens beat writer Jeff Zrebiec to discuss what the team might do before the trade deadline, why it's not a guarantee they extend everyone you think and why they've passed so much so far. At the top of Hour 2, CBS Sports analyst/former 49ers Super Bowl champion OL Randy Cross joined us to discuss Navy's sluggish start, the Ravens' pass-happiness and more. Then a cheeky Finish This, why you shouldn't have to choose between the Astros and Yankees and we take a stab at NFL lines for the week.

The Ravens won! Convincingly! And yet, we're still somehow disappointed. What a world. We discussed the insane standards we have for the Ravens and why, you know, that's okay. A few minutes into the show we dished out our #PatsOnTheAss for the Ravens' performance in the win and then re-capped a rather "meh" week in terms of our NFL picks. Luckily we got the Ravens at 13.5. Late in Hour 1, trainer Kenny McPeek joined us to discuss winning the Preakness with his filly Swiss Skydiver, including the amazing story of how Robby Albarado ended up getting the ride. Early in Hour 2, The Athletic's Mike Sando joined us to discuss his piece on what NFL executives believe the Ravens will need to do in order to beat the Chiefs the next time and how the "Cook Index" backs up that the Ravens aren't as committed to the run. At the bottom of Hour 2, 105.7 The Fan's Jeremy Conn checked in to discuss his concerns regarding the Ravens, more disgusting booze and the plight of fathers trying to get their kids to eat vegetables. And we wrapped the show by catching with Jaylon Ferguson after he got his first sack of the season for the Ravens in their win yesterday.

Glenn and "The NFL Chick" Syreeta Hubbard react after the Ravens' Week 4 win over the Washington Football Team...

Lots to do on a Friday edition of GCR. We ask the tough questions-like while last night's baseball game was certainly thrilling, was it actually good baseball? And who is most responsible for all rappers being "Lil" or "Young" these days? These are important questions. Near the bottom of Hour 1, we caught up with former Morgan State standout Corin "Tiny" Adams, who this week became only the fifth woman to become a men's D1 basketball assistant when she joined Tavaras Hardy's staff at Loyola. Late in Hour 1, we wrapped Triple Crown season as Rick From Reisterstown joined us to "call" the 145th Preakness. Early in Hour 2, our friend/former NFL quarterback Sean Salisbury checked in to discuss what the Ravens must do differently to be able to beat the Chiefs next time around and why he doesn't think Lamar Jackson's running should be limited. And we wrapped the show by catching up with "The Edge" from Big Fat Winners to try to make some money betting on football this weekend.