Stinkin Truth Podcast

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans continue to evaluate the cuts and roster moves teams made as the final 53-man rosters were submitted in the NFL. Do Cleveland and Minnesota know what they're doing?

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans give Bill Belichick credit for getting off to a winning start this season at UNC.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans are reacting to the news that Aaron Donald has officially come out of retirement to reunite with the LA Rams. Stink says the expectations are clear in LA. Then, they talk about some key roster decisions are the NFL as the Giants, Browns and Vikings all made moves that caught Stink's attention. Finally, they give Bill Belichick his props for at least starting this season off on a better note than last season.

Mark Schlereth kicks off his Stinkin' Truth Tour with the first stop in the Bay to talk to Tim Kawakami of the "49ers +/-" Podcast. The two discuss the depth of the 49ers team, the reunion of Deebo Samuel and how the team is dealing with distractions off the field.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans continue their inside look at the Denver Broncos as they follow them through training camp. Today, they are taking notice to the nuances of their new star WR Jaylen Waddle and how he fits into the offensive scheme. Then, they look at the defensive side of the ball to see what the Broncos struggled with in their last preseason game.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans react to the Browns naming Deshaun Watson as their starting QB for Week 1 and why Shedeur Sanders should still stay ready.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans reacto to the news of Ashton Jeanty sustaining an injury at training camp. Which causes Stink to notice an unfortunate pattern in recent years.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans react to Mike Vrabel clearing up some comments that had people thinking he was throwing his own front office under the bus...

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans start by discussing the Browns naming Deshaun Watson the starting QB For Week 1. Then, Stink questions the NFL's training methods after yet another training camp injury. Finally, they discuss whether Mike Vrabel threw his front office under the bus or not with his recent comments.

Episode 650 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features a roundtable with Jon Lewis, editor and founder of Sports Media Watch; Armand Broady, the co-host of the Sports Media Watch podcast and a contributor to SMW, and Derek Futterman, a multimedia writer and producer for Sports Media Watch. In this podcast we discuss Pat McAfee's new role on Monday Night Countdown, a possible MNF alt-cast for McAfee and his crew, and his growing on-air presence on ESPN; whether viewers should think of either McAfee or Stephen A. Smith as the face of ESPN or is the wrong question; Nielsen introducing passive co-viewing and other changes to data measurement; Jason Kelce joining Dave Pasch and Kurt Warner as an NFL Network booth; Bob Wischusen and Louis Riddick forming an additional booth; Jesse Doughtery's piece for Esquire on being a new father as he just got laid off from his dream job as a sports writer at The Washington Post; Matt Calkins, a sports columnist, for The Seattle Times, resigning after his editors refused to publish his column; former Alabama basketball player Kai Spears defeating the New York Times in his defamation lawsuit and Michael McCann's thoughts on that case; the Fever-Dream WNBA regular season game averaging 2.58 million viewers on ESPN; the WNBA's increased viewership numbers; MLB Field of Dreams having steep viewership decline in its Netflix debut and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more.