The Big Bad Morning Show

Rob, Jeremy, and Joe took some time to preview the Ravens vs Bucs game, a matchup between two of highest scoring offense in the league. The Baltimore secondary has struggled mightily this year while the Bucs O just posted 51 against the Saints.

Rob, Jeremy, and Joe took some time to break down Mike Tomlin's looming decision to start Russell Wilson over Justin Fields, despite a 4-2 start with Fields under center. If the move blows up in Tomlin's face, can he switch back to Wilson? Or will he have lost his QBs heart and mind?

Rob, Jeremy, and Joe shared their thoughts on those who still doubt Lamar Jackson's greatness, despite multiples MVP's and more elite-level play this season. As of now, he's on pace to become the first QB to throw for 4000-plus yards and run for at least 1000.

Rob and Jeremy took some time to share their thoughts on the speed at which the NCAA banned Oregon's '12th man' penalty loophole. Why does it seem like football tries so hard to put the advantage back with the offense?

Maryland Head Football Coach Mike Locksley joined Rob and Jeremy with his thoughts on another tough Terps loss this past Friday against Northwestern. Maryland's dropped three games they had a real chance to win, but what has been the common thread in all of those games? Coach Locks breaks it down with the guys.

PFF's Gordon McGuinness joined Jeremy and Rob today to discuss the high-flying Ravens, led by the best QB in the game right now. Lamar is raising his game even higher than he did in his MVP season, but how is he doing it? Gordon breaks down what he sees different in Lamar in 2024.

Ryan Mountcastle has been a popular name thrown around by MLB insiders as a possible trade chip for the Birds, especially with their need for a veteran bat. He may be one of the more beloved Birds but with the team's need to get some experience, are you okay with letting him go?

This year's MLB playoffs feature the Yankees, Dodgers, and Mets, three teams who hold some of the largest payrolls in baseball. The small-market teams have always complained about the "haves" owning an advantage due to their ability to spend. Does this year's postseason prove the small-market teams right?

Wedneday's full show - October 16th, 2024

Rob and Jeremy took some time to break down the Jets' huge trade for Devante Adams on Tuesday, a move that sent shockwaves around the league. Many Ravens fans wanted Adams in purple and black but did Eric DeCosta make the right move by not giving up Draft capital for the wide receiver? Did the Jets end up reaching in the end?