With week 2 of the college football season in the books, Bernie offers up his winners and losers with the area schools not on the first list.

FTN Network chief analytics officer Aaron Schatz joins Bernie to recap the first Sunday of the NFL season. Aaron reveals how the Cleveland Browns didn't surprise him and questions why Justin Herbert is being held back in Los Angeles.

Mizzou radio analyst Howard Richards joins Bernie for his weekly visit where they break down Missouri's win (in name only) over Middle Tennessee State and discuss what Mizzou needs to do if it has a chance to beat Kansas State on Saturday. Bernie also calls out Eli Drinkwitz for being all talk with little to back it up.

Bernie calls out Bob Nightengale for intimating that Matt Holliday could be a candidate to manage the Cardinals in the future. Bernie also contrasts the Cardinals to the present day Orioles while pointing out Bill DeWitt Jr.'s O's ties.

Bernie recaps a busy weekend in sports including the Pittsburgh Steelers laying at home against San Francisco, the Cardinals taking two of three in Cincinnati, and St. Louis CITY SC playing the L.A. Galaxy to a draw.

Bernie recaps the Chiefs' dropped-marred loss to the Detroit Lions and highlights how the Cardinals' impressive showing in Atlanta highlights how many times Oli Marmol has dropped the ball this season at the helm of the Cardinals.

MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton joins Bernie from Great American Ballpark ahead of the Cardinals facing the Reds. John previews Drew Rom taking the mound in his hometown and starts looking ahead to next season.

Bernie previews Week 2's top college football matchups including the potential for a Longhorns upset on Saturday in Tuscaloosa.

Bernie puts Adam Wainwright's season into historic(ally bad) perspective as he eases up on the criticism of his allowing four home runs in Atlanta.

Derrick Goold joins the show live from Atlanta where he previews Adam Wainwright's last start in his home state. Derrick also previews what the Cardinals will have to do this offseason to bolster a weak pitching staff.