Stinkin Truth Podcast

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans don't waste any time, and don't mince any words. Find out why they think Dallas might be too soft to win, why Stink was right all along (again), and why situations matter.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans give the Cardinals their flowers after last weekend's victory and how Kyler Murray is starting to really get the hang of things.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans detail which teams have the biggest concerns going into Week 3. Of all the people who have problems, does Nick Sirianni have the biggest one?

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans talk about Atlanta's impressive win on Monday Night and how they expect them to carry that into this weekend.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans turn their attention to Week 3 of the NFL Season where Mark is going to call the Lions/Cardinals matchup on Sunday. They talk about how Detroit can bounce back and how Arizona can continue to prove people wrong. They also talk about which teams have the biggest concerns going into Week 3 - including coaches. They end the podcast by talking about Atlanta on the rise and doin their "Money Maker Picks."

The Leftovers are back! Mark Schlereth details all his notes that didn't make it onto his broadcast of the New York Giants vs Washington Commanders game.

Mike Evans gives Mark Schlereth his credit as he called the Saints going into Dallas and giving the Cowboys a game. Find out what else Stink can take credit for from last week.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans talk about which teams 2-0 teams are flukes or for real and which 0-2 teams should remain calm and not panic just yet.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans discuss the Panthers benching former #1 overall pick, Bryce Young, and if this is a matter of his abilities or his situation.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans are surprised to see some teams get off to the start they have this season, but are not surprised certain teams have hit the ground running. The two decide which teams' starts, both 2-0 and 0-2 are just flukes or are for real. They also talk about the struggling, second-year Quarterback Bryce Young, and what the future holds for him and the Panthers.