Ken reacts to Kirk Herbstreit defending himself about his comments made about how college athletes in today's age don't love the sport anymore. We bring on former ESPN Top63 Number 2 and Martin County Tiger who spent two years playing for the Michigan Wolverines, George Johnson to discuss his recent entry into the transfer portal and what's in store for him in the future. He also gives us an inside look at what Jim Harbaugh is like as a man and as a coach.

Sports agent Pat Lawlor joins us to discuss Antonio Brown, the Kirk Herbstreit comments, and the Novak Djokovic situation going down in Australia. JMP joins us and puts Ken's love for Tua to the test... he's starting to budge folks! Also, we touch more on the daunting dilemma going on here at the ESPN West Palm studio... Tina's Crocs.

Who's to blame for the shirtless man jumping in the endzone Sunday at MetLife stadium? Is it Bruce Arians or Antonio Brown himself? Ken and former NFL Wide Receiver Pierre Garcon discuss things your average fan might not have noticed and what might have gone on behind the scenes. Pierre gives us in-depth analysis of what it's like in the heat of battle on the NFL sidelines on Sundays and what might've played into Antonio Brown acting out the way he did. We give you listening lunch, where we break down some of the best audio clips heard around the country this week. We discuss Aaron Rodgers calling Hub Arkush a "bum" for saying he's the biggest jerk in the league and that he won't be getting his MVP vote this season. We discuss which players in which sport are capable of starting and finishing their careers with the same team. Finally, we close it out with an old-fashioned Android vs iPhone argument.

With more details emerging in the Antonio Brown saga, Ken now thinks there's more blame to be put on Bruce Arians.

Chicago beat writer Hub Arkush and MVP voter went on the radio and decided to tell everybody that Aaron Rodgers will not be getting his vote because he's "the biggest jerk in the league" and ultimately because of his vaccination dilemma. Aaron Rodgers of course fired back, calling Hub a "bum". Ken thinks it's time to let the players around the league to vote for the NFL's MVP instead of the media.

We break down the audio you NEED to hear. We have Paul Finebaum agreeing with us that Jim Harbaugh should part ways with Michigan. Next, we have Joe Judge just spewing nonsense out of his mouth, claiming ex-players getting paid more elsewhere call him often asking to come back and play for the Giants. Also, our very own Evan Cohen brings up a great question. He wonders what other players in today's day and age are set to start and finish their professional careers with the same team? We discuss.

Evan Cohen brings up a great question... Who's the next player, like Dirk Nowitzki, who will start and finish with the same team while at the same time become a hall of fame caliber player? It becomes an interesting question considering how many moving parts there are now across the leagues and how many players and coaches are chasing the money!

Ken brings up that UGA Quarterback and National Championship contender Stetson Bennett is still rocking a flip-phone. It's sparks an argument... Android or iPhone?

Can Jim Harbaugh and what he's done in his 7 years at the University of Michigan be considered a success? We sit down for a Listening Lunch where we hear Aaron Rodgers plead his case on how he doesn't need to play this Sunday. We also hear Evan Cohen and his reasoning for extending the contract of Brian Flores, Head Coach of the Miami Dolphins. On the other hand, Ken wants the Dolphins to #GOGETHARBAUGH. Lastly, we finally hear the story about how a 62 year old lady almost gave Ken the business, Din Thomas style.

Did Jim Harbaugh leave Michigan better than he got it when he first arrived? It's been 7 years, he finally took down Ohio State this year and now we are hearing rumors of his return to the NFL. Did he do enough at Michigan to be considered a "success" ?