Bill opened the show by reacting to the Bills losing to the Texans and used that result to highlight how wide open the AFC is. Bill then reacted to Lakers governor Jeanie Buss firing her brothers from the organization on Thursday and discussed how Los Angeles is heading in the right directions. Bill then broke down whether Joe Burrow and Aaron Rodgers should play on Sunday. Hour two opened with former NFL head coach Herm Edwards joining the show to preview the Colts-Chiefs matchup, discuss if the Bills are in trouble and if there are certain head coaching jobs that are untouchable. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if USC-Oregon is the biggest game of Lincoln Riley's career and if Ole Miss should be left out of the College Football Playoff if Lane Kiffin isn't coaching. The show ended with Bill crowning the Bum of the Week.

Ryan Hickey, filling in for Bill, opened the show by discussing why he's worried about Lane Kiffin's maturity as Lane continues to create distractions about his future before explaining why both LSU and Florida should be concerned about how Lane is handling the rumors. Ryan then gave his opinion on how the Bengals and Steelers should handle their quarterback situation this week before getting into Would You Rather, where Ryan decided between Thanksgiving turkey or Christmas ham and living in constant light or darkness. USA Today NFL columnist Jarrett Bell joined the show to discuss if Sundays game if bigger for the Colts or Chiefs and his expectations for Shedeur Sanders on Sunday. Buy or Sell was next as Ryan answered if J.J. McCarthy is a franchise quarterback and if Steve Sarkisian will be the Texas head coach in 2026. The show ended with Ryan breaking down the latest sports media-athlete feud.

Bill opened the show by making the case as to why Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin should stay in Oxford before diving into which NFL head coaches are in danger of losing their jobs at the end of the season. Start/Bench/Cut was next as Bill ranked which quarterback he would trust the most to win a game, the worst parts of Thanksgiving and the most prestigious position in sports. Hour two kicked off with Super Bowl champion Brady Poppinga joining the show to discuss if he believes the College Football Playoff committee got the latest batch of rankings right and how the Steelers should handle Aaron Rodgers' wrist injury. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Shedeur Sanders will throw for at least 200 yards in his first career start, if Alabama has a bigger gripe with the CFP committee than Miami and if Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson are in love. The show ended with Bill crushing the CFP committee for favoriting Notre Dame over both Miami and Alabama.

Bill opened the show by discussing the latest Eagles dysfunction surrounding Jalen Hurts and broke down whether there should be real concern about the state of the team moving forward. Bill then reacted to the report of Lane Kiffin's family touring the cities of Gainesville and Baton Rouge before giving his Week 12 NFL Power Rankings. Hour two kicked off with Super Bowl champion Ryan Harris joining the show to discuss if the Broncos are legit Super Bowl contenders, what's been the biggest issue with the Chiefs and if Notre Dame is a national championship contender. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Pete Carroll will be coaching the Raiders in 2026 and if Virginia Tech made the right move in hiring James Franklin. The show ended with Bill reacting to the breaking news that Aaron Rodgers won't need wrist surgery.

Bill opened the show by breaking down the Chiefs losing to the Broncos and what it means for Kansas City moving forward before giving a few quick takes on Week 11 results. Bill then congratulated Charles for winning the "Reiter Than You" survivor pool before reacting to the Aaron Rodgers injury. 5 Things That You Need To Know From College Football: Week 12 was next as Bill reacted to Georgia dominating Texas, Oklahoma shocking Alabama and USC slipping past Iowa. Hour two started with Emory Hunt joining the show to discuss if he's concerned with the state of the Eagles offense, the concern with the Chiefs and if the Broncos are legitimate Super Bowl contenders. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if the Steelers need Aaron Rodgers in order to make the postseason, if Ja'Marr Chase should be suspended and if he lost all belief in Sam Darnold. The show ended with Bill discussing whether Sabrina Carpenter or Olivia Rodrigo is a better artist.

Bill opened the show by explaining why Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani is the greatest baseball player of all-time after he won his fourth MVP award. Bill then explained why he believes Ohtani's greatness will continue well into his career before praising Mike Vrabel for turning the Patriots around. Hour two started with Nick Wilson joining the show to discuss the coaching job Kevin Stefanski has done this season for the Browns, how hot his seat is and if he would welcome LeBron back to the Cavs. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Cal Raleigh was robbed of the MVP, if the Jets should bench Justin Fields and if Deion Sanders will be coaching Colorado in 2026. The show ended with Bill crowning the Bum of the Week.

Bill opened the show by praising Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown for his comments criticizing the offense. Bill then divulged some programming ideas he has for the show for the rest of the year before telling a story how he almost got in trouble for returning a lost wallet. Would You Rather was next as Bill decided between eating Chick-Fil-A or In & Out from a vending machine and Tarik Skubal or Paul Skenes as his team's ace for next season. Hour two opened with former NFL tight end Clay Harbor joining the show to discuss if the Bears are good enough to win the NFC North and the areas where Caleb Williams has turned his game around. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Nikola Jokic is a top 3 player in NBA history since 2000 and if fireworks are acceptable during a blowout. The show ended with Bill explaining why UCLA moving their football home from the Rose Bowl to SoFi Stadium would be beneficial for the program.

Bill opened the show by highlighting how the New York Giants job should be attractive for coaches like Kevin Stefanski and Mike Tomlin. Bill then reacted to the news that Jaguars two-way star Travis Hunter will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury and debated whether Hunter should stick to just one side of the ball. Start/Bench/Cut was next as Bill ranked the worst places for AirPods to die and the most intriguing NFL division races to watch down the stretch of the season. Hour two kicked off with Sports Illustrated college football reporter Bryan Fischer joining the show to react to the latest College Football Playoff rankings and which team could make a surprise run to the Playoff. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Draymond Green was in the right to call out his teammates and if the Mavericks are on the right track after firing Nico Harrison. The show ended with Bill explaining why Bill Belichick will never coach in the NFL again.

Bill opened today's show by lamenting the performance by the Green Bay Packers and stated that head coach Matt LaFleur is coaching for his job for the rest of the season. Bill then explained why the Giants made the right move in firing head coach Brian Daboll before reacting to the breaking news that the Dallas Mavericks are firing GM Nico Harrison. NFL Power Rankings were next as Bill ranked the top 5 teams in the league heading into Week 11. College football insider Dennis Dodd joined the show to discuss the Big Ten's proposed private capital deal, which teams are national title contenders and why Lane Kiffin won't leave Ole Miss. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if he likes Mike McDaniel trolling Bills fans, if LSU is losing credibility and if the Giants are an attractive job. The show ended with Bill discussing whether he would rather have a great GM and a bad head coach or vice versa.

Bill opened the show by discussing the struggles of Aaron Rodgers and why it's a bad sign for the Steelers moving forward. Bill then discussed his biggest takeaway from the Bears win over the Giants and Dan Campbell taking over play calling for the Lions. 5 Things From College Football Week 11 was next as Bill reacted to Indiana squeaking by Penn State and Texas Tech dominating BYU. Hour two opened with Bill chatting with former NFL quarterback Steve Beuerlein about his belief level in Drake Maye and his concern level with the Bills. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if either the Seahawks or Patriots will make the conference championship game and if USC giving their backup quarterback the same number as the punter was bush league. The show ended with Bill taking a call on Caleb Williams and criticizing the Bills for not putting enough Allen.