Former Football Outsiders editor in chief Aaron Schatz joins Bernie to preview the 2023 NFL Season and his 2023 NFL Almanac. Aaron reveals his surprise team and other contenders to impress in 2023.

New York Times and Sirius/XM MLB Network Radio contributor Scott Miller joins the show where he offers up his prediction for who will win the NL Central and offers up some harsh words for the Cardinals who have lost their way.

Bernie checks in on how NL Central clubs have done since making (or not making) moves at the Trade Deadline and then cautions against getting optimistic if familiar Cardinals players runaway with late August or September opportunities to shine outside the pressures of contention.

Bernie wears himself out talking about college football realignment so he turns his vivitrol to a couple of his favorite targets including a coach and his iPad.

Bernie gives stats to back up just how bad the Cardinals have been on offense this season, even the superstars.

Bernie laments the fact that the Cardinals confidence in the players and staff already within the organization is more than likely the reason for their declining play over the years and sudden drop off in 2023.

With football season fast approaching, Bernie chats with NFL Network broadcaster and NFL dot com writer Judy Battista. They discuss Aaron Rodgers on Hard Knocks, whether or not Bill Belichick's career is coming to a close, who could surprise the league, and more.

Bernie visits with CBSSports MLB writer and Birdy Work Substack founder Dayn Perry as they discuss the latest around the Cardinals organization including more Tyler O'Neill injury news and give their thoughts on how the outfield should shake out in the future.

Multiple members of the Cardinals organization draw Bernie's ire, including multiple outfielders along with Oli and his management of the bullpen.

In the world of college football realignment and upheaval, Bernie singles out Greg Sankey and the SEC for seeming to be the only power conference that has stayed stable and regional.