Scott opens the second hour of the show saying the Browns should be a very good football team, but cites issues with Baker Mayfeld and HC Kevin Stefanski. Scott has some pet peeves when it comes to certain baseball moves, citing a rundown play in the Phillies-Mets game. Scott gives some of his top picks for PGA.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how the Dodgers became the first MLB team to clinch the postseason, and how the Yankees, on a tear, will have better World Series odds once they get closer to the postseason. Scott previews tonight’s Bengals-Browns game, and how there is some intrigue to see Joe Burrow and the trainwreck that is the Browns. Scott also gives credit to the NFL for so far, being able to control covid, citing only 7 positive tests among thousands of tests done (only 2 players). Scott questions the timing of the Big 10 football season.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying the Celtics had every opportunity to win Game 1, but the isolation game failed, as it usually does. Scott recaps the night in baseball, saying the Mets are done, and hopefully Steve Cohen will turn their fortunes around next season. Scott questions the decision behind the MLB playoff bubble. Scott questions covid testing being done in college football, specifically, the SEC.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how the Clippers Game 7 loss to the Nuggets proves they will always be the other L.A. team. Scott says you will read about the big block in the Heat win over the Celtics, but calls out the isolation game as the fall for Boston. 

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying the ESPN commentators need to start talking about the betting lines in games; Scott calls out the commentators for not watching the game. Scott talks about how sports is trying to slowly bring fans back to games, citing MLB thinking about allowing fans for the AL/NLCS and World Series. Scott says Bruce Arians needs to watch his mouth when it comes to his comments on Tom Brady.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show saying it doesn’t matter what goes on in other sports when football is back. Scott questions why Alvin Kamara was in the final minutes of their win over the Bucs, especially after watching Michael Thomas go down with an avoidable injury. Scott says survivor pools got screwed up yesterday thanks to a ton of upsets outside of the Lions, Bengals, and Browns.

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Scott Wetzel opens the show looking at how the Saints beat Tom Brady and the Bucs, with Scott thinking Tom Brady did not look great, but he is nowhere near done. Scott believes Joe Burrow proved in 1 drive he will be a winner in the NFL. Scott also believes it’s good to see some normalcy in the horrible play of the Browns, Bengals, and Lions.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show thinking the Chiefs could possibly be the next undefeated team in the NFL. Scott liked watching the play of running backs Clyde Edwards-Halaire, as well as David Johnson. Scott calls JJ Watt, outside of what he does off the field, the most overrated defensive player in the NFL. Scott remembers being on the air on September 11th, 2001.

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Ariel Epstein and Jared Smith open the show talking about the NBA playoffs in an unprecedented situation, having viewer competition with the first week of the NFL. Ariel and Jared preview tonight’s Chiefs-Texans game. Ariel and Jared preview the Vikings offense. Joe Lisi joins the show to break down college football.

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Scott opens the second hour of the show thinking his bet on season totals will be a sure thing. Scott thinks Seattle and Philadelphia have great odds, saying all they need to do is make the playoffs.

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