NFL Week 3 was a day when frauds were exposed, narratives were busted, and the Hype Train got derailed. Bernie explains it all to start the 9am hour.

The Blues announced Sunday, Robby Fabbri has re-injured his surgically repaired left knee and will be re-evaluated in 10 days. Bernie Miklasz talks about the impact it may have and why he's worried about Fabbri's long-term stability.

The Cardinals offense has hit the skids at the worst possible time, Bernie tells the 3 hitters that have had success while the rest of the offense has fallen asleep.

Things have been rough to start the year for the Mizzou Tigers and Barry Odom, and on Saturday he gave a state of the program speech. Bernie assesses that and tells why he's not buying it.

From week to week in College Football things change, and Oklahoma State went from being a winner last week to a loser this week. Bernie gives you his full list.

Jen Langosch joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Cards NL Wild Card chances, their failure in the NL Central, the Cards rotation, Adam Wainwright struggles with the elbow, biggest offseason requirement.

The Cardinals headed into the weekend on a roll, sweeping the Reds, and then getting a huge come from behind win on Friday vs. the Pirates to extend their winning streak to 5 but then it all went awry. Bernie details that and how it affects the playoff race.

There were a lot of Week 3 NFL Storylines, Bernie Miklasz gives his top ones including Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady continuing to rule the NFL.

Cardinals likely to watch Cubs eliminate them and celebrate in Busch Stadium and Bernie talks about why that is poetic considering how they have been dominated by the Northsiders.

The biggest story in sports over the weekend was President Donald Trump speaking out about the protest mixing sports and politics. Bernie gives his takeaway on the whole matter.

Anthony Stalter joins Bernie Miklasz for a whole hour to talk football and they start off talking about the Rams and why some need to slow their role, the bad o-line play in the NFL, and which 0-2 teams he is buying.

Stalter and Bernie talk about the Falcons and Lions as well as a few other big matchups that will take place on Sunday.

Bernie had Jim Sterk on earlier in the week to talk about the state of Mizzou football, and one thing caught Anthony's ear. He and Bernie talked about that and the downtrodden SEC.

Finally, they wrap-up the Friday Funday Football Hour with "Investment Opportunities" from Stalter.

The Cardinals find themselves immersed into an NL Wild Card race and they will be relying on a guy in John Gant that they don't know much about, Bernie gives some insight on what to expect.

Gary Barnett joined Bernie Miklasz to give his take on Mizzou, the state Gary Pinkel left the program in, why the fans and players need to get behind Barry Odom, and how college coaches don't get as much time today.

Every week Bernie has six games that he gives you to watch, 5 of them are good, and one is his trainwreck game of the week, and this week he has an easy one for his listeners.

The Cardinals continue to hang on in the playoff race, and one thing Bernie feels has gone unnoticed a bit is the bullpen's performance, especially in the Reds series. He fills you in.

Bernie Miklasz kicks off the show talking about the Cardinals, their sweep in Cincy, the offensive output, the bullpen stepping up, and remaining in the playoff hunt. He also talked about the TNF game and Blues hiring Larry Robinson.

NL Wild Card race continues to tighten with every misstep the Brewers and Rockies make, and Bernie talks about how the Cardinals have to continue to take advantage of it.

Bernie Miklasz continues to praise Tommy Pham for his season, and he says this isn't just a good season, it's historic for a Cardinal.

Gary Barnett said the players quit on Barry Odom, Bernie Miklasz and Brandon Kiley discussed that and previewed this week's matchup.

Charley Casserly joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about NAVY Football, the offensive play around the NFL, the AFC West and their QBs there, what he sees in Alex Smith right now, the problem we see with drafting QBs in the NFL, and how to handle the Zeke Elliott situation.

Bernie dives into 5 Country Fried SEC Questions heading into Week 4 of the College Football season, starting with the Auburn Tigers and that horrid offense.

The Rockies lost their 3rd straight game, 4-0, as they were swept in a 2-game series by the Giants, and they Colorado now head to San Diego for a 4-game series before they finish their final six games at home vs. Miami and Los Angeles. Bernie looks at how the Cards can track them down and listens to some cuts from Bob Nightengale.

A lot of talk about the Cardinals heading into 2018, and what their lineup will look like, and while no one denies that the need for a middle of the order bat is still there but Bernie says the foundation around it is looking pretty good with guys like Carpenter, Pham, Fowler, and DeJong in place.

Dennis Dodd joined Bernie Miklasz to discuss the Mizzou Tigers, Barry Odom and his job security, the Auburn Tigers offensive struggles, the SEC in general this season, and the Big 12 with OU/OK St.

The Cardinals are still in the playoff mix, so are fans Cubs fans or Brewers fans this weekend? Bernie Miklasz assesses and gets some fan reaction to that.

Ask Bernie - Should the Blues bring in Jagr? What kind of Salsa is best? When is pumpkin spice acceptable?

Bernie Miklasz kicks off the show talking about how the Cards are still in it, Luke Weaver's performance, the offense coming alive, and how things are shaping up in the NL Playoff race. He also mentions the Steen injury and Blues having them pile up.

Carlos Martinez is at it tonight, and after his last outing in Chicago, Bernie says it is time to step up. But he says keep in mind it has nothing to do with his hair, immaturity, or any of the BS some fans spew.

The NFL is a QBs league and no matter how you slice it and dice it, they are the main attraction from Week to Week, so that's why Bernie gives you 5 QB feeling the heat in Week 3 of the NFL season, starting with Eli Manning.

Bob Nightengale joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about Luke Weaver, the Cardinals still in the NL Wild Card, Giancarlo Stanton rumors, and why he believes they could be in on JD Martinez.

Jim Sterk joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the football program's struggles, Barry Odom in year 3, the DeMontie Cross situation, and the expectations he has for the football program.

Luke Weaver heads to the mound for the Cardinals to try and keep their playoff hopes alive, Bernie Miklasz talks about Weaver thus far and the idea that he can replace Lance Lynn's innings next season.

Ask Bernie - STL heat the worst part about the Lou? Les Miles is Jeff Fisher 2.0?

John Clayton joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Seahawks struggles, if he is buying the Lions or not, the AFC West with Alex Smith and Trevor Siemian succeeding, Cam Newton's early season struggles, and his take on Zeke Elliott.