Reiter Than You

Bill opened the show by discussing how the Cincinnati Bengals look foolish by refusing to pay Trey Hendrickson after their latest preseason defensive effort. Bill then laughs at Nick Saban's quip towards Greg McElroy and tells a story about his interaction with the former Alabama head coach before discussing if the expectations placed on Texas QB Arch Manning are unfair. Bill ended the first hour by reacting to the breaking news that the Colts have named Daniel Jones their starting quarterback. Hour two kicked off with Bill chatting with The Athletic's Cleveland Browns reporter Zac Jackson about their decision to start Joe Flacco and if the team would keep four quarterbacks on the active roster. Buy or Sell is next as Bill answers if Caleb Williams will be better than Trevor Lawrence and if the Cubs made the right decision in benching Kyle Tucker before ending the show by laughing at Ryan for the Colts starting Daniel Jones.

Bill opened the show by voicing his displeasure with the Big Ten's proposed 28-team College Football Playoff format and highlighted the dangers of non-football people making football decisions. Bill then tried to temper his excitement after watching Caleb Williams dazzle against the Bills before reacting to the Bengals reportedly shopping Trey Hendrickson and Dillon Gabriel's performance for the Browns. Hour two started with Bill breaking down the Browns quarterback situation, how good the 49ers could be and if Anthony Richardson could resurrect his career with GoLongTD.com founder Ty Dunne. Buy or Sell is next as Bill answered whether the Fever should shut down Caitlin Clark, if the Brewers are being disrespected and if he's concerned with Matthew Stafford's back injury. The show ends with Bill circling back to the Big Ten's CFP proposal and highlighted why it would be disastrous for college football.

Bill opened the show by using the Jordan Love thumb injury to highlight how wide open the NFC North is this season. Bill then explained why he doesn't think the Michigan Wolverines football team should be punished severely for the sign stealing scandal before unleashing his rage at Ryan when he suggested that Cubs fans enjoy losing. Hour two kicked off by previewing the college football season and discussing if the Texas Longhorns could miss the College Football Playoff with CBS Sports college football reporter Tom Fornelli. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if the punishments for Michigan were enough and if there's pressure on Bears quarterback Caleb Williams to play well in his preseason debut. The show ended with Bill listing nominees and crowning this week's Bum of the Week.

Bill opened up the show by discussing how the latest Shedeur Sanders injury throws a wrench into their entire quarterback competition and explained how the Browns have yet again hurt themselves. Bill then discussed which NFL head coach has the most to prove this season before playing Would You Rather, where he decided between a free burger or free pizza and Jerry Jones or Mike Brown. Hour two opened with Bill chatting with USA Today NFL columnist Jarrett Bell about Shedeur's injury and which coach has the most to prove this season. Buy or Sell was next as Bill discussed if he's concerned about the Dodgers, if the Titans can be a top 10 offense and if he was interested in the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce podcast. The show ended with Bill reacting to Cowboys owner Jerry Jones saying he intentionally stirs up drama to make Dallas relevant.

Marc Ryan, filling in for Bill, opens the show by asking who has more power in Chicago: Ben Johnson or Caleb Williams? There's too much unnecessary hate heading in Shedeur Sanders' direction. Start/Bench/Cut. Make or break season for these NFL QBs. Buy or Sell. Booger McFarland joins the show.

Bill opens the show by saying that Travis Hunter should be allowed to play on both sides of the ball. Bill is sick of Travis Kelce. Should the Steelers pay Cam Heyward? Jerry Hairston Jr joins the show. Buy or Sell. Will Jon Gruden return to coaching?

Bill opens the show by saying he hopes that Shedeur Sanders can be a successful NFL quarterback. Not enough people are talking about Bryce Young. 5 Things You Need To Know: NFL preseason edition. Emory Hunt joins the show. Buy or Sell. Anthony Richardson just isn't good.

Jody Mac, in for Bill Reiter, spends Friday's show talking about everything from Shedeur Sanders' upcoming first preseason start to the U.S. Open's...new tennis dating show? Geoff Mosher joins the show to preview the Philadelphia Eagles' season.

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Geoff Mosher on the Eagles - 41:37

Buy or Sell - 01:02:35

Andrew Bogusch, in for Bill Reiter, opened the show by discussing which quarterback has the most pressure to win the Super Bowl this season before reacting to Shohei Ohtani's impressive performance on Wednesday afternoon. The hour ends with Would You Rather, where Andrew answered if he preferred to witness a no-hitter in person or catch a foul ball and whether he'd rather fight Mike Vrabel or Dan Campbell. CBS Sports NFL sideline reporter Evan Washburn joined to start the second hour to discuss his biggest takeaways from his training camp tour, his expectations for Aaron Rodgers and the team that isn't getting enough love. Andrew then dives into Buy or Sell, where he answers if he's concerned with Ohio State's quarterback battle and if the Chiefs are more likely to make the Super Bowl than the Eagles. The show wraps with Andrew reacting to Archie Manning's comments that his grandson, Arch, will return to Texas for the 2026 season.

Andrew Bogusch, filling in for Bill Reiter, opened the show by explaining why Jerry Jones' latest comments highlight why the Dallas Cowboys will never be competitive for a Super Bowl again as long as Jerry is in control. Andrew then explained why Shedeur Sanders starting the first preseason game for the Cleveland Browns won't impact his ability to make the roster before getting into Start/Bench/Cut, where he ranked the quarterbacks he's most excited to see play in the preseason and the worst ways to lose a baseball game. Hour two opened up with former MLB general manager Steve Phillips joining the show to discuss if the Brewers are legit and why the Dodgers should prevent Shohei Ohtani from pitching. Buy or Sell is next as Andrew answers whether he's concerned with Matthew Stafford's back injury and if Yankees closer Devin Williams is broken beyond repair. The show ends with Bogusch reacting to the latest adult toy being thrown on the WNBA court and an incredible heist made by a former Miami Heat employee.