Bernie points out how despite the faults of the newly signed Lance Lynn and Kyle Gibson, the Cardinals have significantly improved their starting rotation over what the club trotted out to the mound in 2023.

Bernie points out why the Detroit Lions will have their hands full taking on Christian McCaffrey and the San Francisco 49ers with or without Deebo Samuel.

Bernie chats with longtime NFL writer and Pro Football Hall of Fame voter Rick Gosselin. Rick talks about who he expects to prevail in a battle of top quarterbacks in the AFC Championship Game. Rick then turns his attention to the NFL coaching vacancies as he prognosticates where Bill Belichick and Jim Harbaugh may land.

MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton joins Bernie sponsored by The Post Sports Bar and Grill, home of the official cheesesteak of The Bernie Show. John talks about how important the re-signings of Tommy Edman and Matt Carpenter are to the Cardinals, and why he thinks Nolan Arenado is due for a bounce back season.

Bernie points out how Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs continue to own Josh Allen and the Bills when it counts, and compares Josh Allen's Bills to a legendary NBA team that took years before it found success in the postseason.

Bernie offers up his initial thoughts on the weekend's NFL Playofff action including which pick he missed the mark on.

Bernie previews the week's NFL playoff games and makes his picks.

FTN Network chief analytics officer Aaron Schatz joins Bernie to preview the NFL Division playoff games. In addition his DVOA picks, Aaron also talks about some of the coaching moves around the NFL including how Bill Belichick could be taking the Atlanta Falcons back in time.

Bernie listens into and reacts to John Mozeliak's comments after the Cardinals signed Matt Carpenter for 2024. Bernie also talks about the Cardinals' leadership void and the club's tone-deaf public relations.

Bernie reacts to the Cardinals bringing back Matt Carpenter for 2024 with mixed emotions as he's more excited about Matt the person than Matt the hitter (at least the hitter outside of Yankee Stadium).