Bill opened the show by questioning whether Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is good enough to live up to the hype before explaining why he believes Browns owner Jimmy Haslam lied to the media when he said that he had zero influence on Cleveland drafting Shedeur Sanders. Bill ended the hour with Start/Bench/Cut, where he ranked head coach/quarterback combos and the best things to splurge on. Hour two kicks off with ESPN senior college football writer Jake Trotter joining the show to preview the season and discuss his expectations for Arch Manning. Buy or Sell is next as Bill answered if the Braves should shut down Ronald Acuna Jr. and if the Cowboys are intentionally delaying contract extensions in order to drum up media interest. Bill ends the show by reacting to a caller comparing Herbert to Tiger Woods.

Bill opened the show by using the Rob Manfred/Bryce Harper dustup to explain why a MLB lockout would benefit the sport greatly. Bill then reacted to Deion Sanders announcing that he beat cancer before discussing what Luka Doncic's new body means for the Lakers. Bill ended the hour by reacting to calls on the implications of a MLB lockout and Luka's revenge body. Hour two kicked off with Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team hopping on to discuss the latest NFL storylines before diving into Buy or Sell, where Bill answers if Baker Mayfield is the most underrated quarterback in the NFL and if players should be completely banned from gambling. The show ends with Bill paying his respects to Hall of Famer and Cubs legend Ryne Sandberg.

Bill opened the show by reacting to Aaron Rodgers' response to Terry Bradshaw's comments from a few months ago before explaining why Shedeur Sanders' career could end before it starts. Bill ends the hour with 5 Things Bill missed while on vacation. Hour two starts with Bill chatting with NBC Sports NBA reporter Kurt Helin about LeBron's future before diving into Buy or Sell, where Bills reacts to Patrick Mahomes being left out of the Madden 26 99 club. The show ends with Bill explaining why Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has lost the plot.

Carl Dukes, filling in for Bill, breaks down what Caleb Williams' ceiling. When will we see Shedeur Sanders play for the Browns? Power 4 commissioner continue to debate on a potential CFP expansion format. Buy or Sell. Hulk Hogan's legacy is complicated.

Jody Mac fills in for Bill and breaks down the MLB landscape with a week to go before the trade deadline. Justin Fields is already injured on the second day of Jets camp. Would You Rather? Matt Verderame joins the show. Buy or Sell. Tributes to Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan.

Ryan Hickey fills in for Bill and opens the show by explaining why one Big Ten commissioner is trying to ruin college football. Hickey predicts Caleb Williams will have a better season in 2025 than his rookie year and Terry McLaurin's contract holdout. Sports Illustrated NFL staff writer, Matt Verderame, joins the show to talk about NFL contract holdouts and the upcoming NFL season. In Start/Bench/Cut Hickey debates what type of people are the most annoying and in Buy or Sell Hickey debates Cal Raleigh winning the A.L M.V.P and more.

Ryan Hickey fills in for Bill and opens the show by debating which QB has the most pressure in this upcoming NFL season, Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson. Hickey explains that Jerry Jones is more interested in keeping the Cowboys relevant instead of winning a Super Bowl. NFL writer for CBS Sports, Garrett Podell, joins the show to give insight on Jerry Jones, the Bengals salary cap issues and predictions for the next NFL season. Hickey discusses new college football playoff format proposals, the Milwaukee Brewers and more in Buy or Sell.

Bill opened the show by explaining how Jerry Jones is the biggest loser from the T.J. Watt extension before both Bill and Hickey breakdown their exciting weekends. The first hour ends with Bill explaining why Scottie Scheffler isn't captivating. Bill started hour two by breaking down the latest NFL storylines, including the future of the NFLPA, with GoLongTD.com founder Ty Dunne before diving into Buy or Sell, where Bill is asked if he would stand in line for 10 hours for a stadium giveaway and if Ohio State is being disrespected in the Big Ten preseason poll. Bill ends the show by reacting to the WNBA protest and breaks down the changing landscape for the league.

Bill opened the show by explaining why both the Pittsburgh Steelers and T.J. Watt will regret this historic extension before reacting to Damian Lillard going back home to play for the Portland Trail Blazers. Bill then ended the hour by explaining why there are no winners in the Big Ten vs. SEC battle. Hour two started with Bill breaking down the latest MLB storylines with World Series champion Jerry Hairston Jr. before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with Bill crowning this week's Bum of the Week.

Bill opened the show by discussing the insane pressure Texas quarterback Arch Manning is facing before reacting to some of the jokes made by Shane Gillis at the ESPY's. Bill wrapped up the first hour with Would You Rather, where he debated if he would rather only watch Caitlin Clark or Arch Manning, have bad music or food at a wedding and be a comedian or a musician. Hour two opens with Bill discussing the expectations for Jayden Daniels with former Washington quarterback Joe Theismann. Bill then dives into Buy or Sell, where he answered if the Eagles were the best team from this past season, if the Clippers are a top 4 team in the West and if parents attending their son or daughter's honeymoon is acceptable. The show ends with Bill discussing the uncomfortable truth about Joel Embiid.