KNBR Tonight

Los Angeles Chargers reporter for ESPN Eric Williams joins Drew Hoffar and Kevin Frandsen to talk about this weekend's maqtchup against the 49ers, how much longer Philip Rivers can go for them and what he expects the vibe to be like at the Stubhub Center come Sunday.

Former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion and current Bellator MMA fighter Quinton "Rampage" Jackson joins Drew Hoffar to talk about his upcoming match versus Wanderlei Silva and the differences he's seen in Bellator versus the UFC.

Oakland A's outfielder Mark Canha chats with fellow Bellarmine alum Kevin Frandsen about his big season at the plate and the surprising success of the A's as they await their Wild Card matchup against the Yankees next week,

2 time World Champion and Giants outfielder Hunter Pence talks to Kevin Frandsen about his favorite baseball memories, what he loves about San Francisco and what has motivated him throughout his All-Star career as he heads into what might be the final series of his Giants career.

Former NFL QB Sean Salisbury joins Covay to talk about how the 49ers will respond to the Garoppolo injury, and he also breaks down all the young QBs around the League.

Voice of the Sharks, Dan Rusanowsky, joins Covay to break down how big the Sharks season could be with the addition of Erik Karlsson.

Covay and the crew puff or pass on KNBR boss Lee Hammer slanging peanuts, airplane manners, and the Die Hard series.

N.Y Times baseball reporter Tyler Kepner joins Covay to break down the Yankees/A's wild card matchup, and the ascension of Christian Yelich from mourning ball player to MVP front-runner

SF Chronicle 49ers beat writer Eric Branch joins Drew & Kevin and talks about what the 49ers can make of this season after losing Garoppolo, what to expect from 49ers-Chargers this weekend, controversial roughing the passer penalties and more.

SF Chronicle sports columnist Scott Ostler joins Drew & Kevin and talks about the Giants firing Bobby Evans, Hunter Pence's potential last days with the Giants, how the 49ers can move on without Garoppolo and more.