On this NFL-centric episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Drake Toll examines major roster moves and league developments. The show kicks off with veteran pass rusher Von Miller fulfilling a lifelong dream by signing with his hometown Dallas Cowboys, alongside receiver Keenan Allen joining the Indianapolis Colts on a one-year deal to reunite with head coach Shane Steichen.

Attention then shifts to joint practice chatter, focusing on quarterback Fernando Mendoza's preseason reps and offensive line struggles against the Houston Texans defense. Drake also breaks down Commissioner Roger Goodell’s bold statements regarding the inevitability of an international NFL franchise and potential international Super Bowls. Rounding out the broadcast are the daily "Biggest Losers" and "Obits" segments, an "Idiot of the Day" breakdown featuring the Washington Nationals, and insider analysis on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from FOX Sports reporter Greg Auman, before wrapping up with the show's annual QB Draft.

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On this action-packed episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Drake Toll dissects the evolving narratives across college football and the NFL. The broadcast opens with a look at the historic AP Preseason Poll, which sees the Big Ten assert total dominance with Ohio State and Oregon taking the top two spots. The focus then shifts to the NFL, where Drake investigates the growing speculation regarding Christian McCaffrey’s "tightness"—questioning whether the star is nursing an injury or staging a strategic contract "hold-in" following the recent reset of the running back market.

The episode also tackles the fallout from the Falcons' preseason opener, including Tua Tagovailoa’s frustrating debut and commentary on Sean Payton's recent remarks. Later, the "Obits" segment provides a critical look at running back situations across the league, ranging from Breece Hall to Jeremiyah Love. Featuring expert insight from Texas Tech analyst Chris Level, the show delivers sharp, fast-paced sports analysis.

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This action-packed episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports breaks down the fallout from the latest NFL preseason action, starting with a quarterback debate in Cleveland after Deshaun Watson outplayed Shedeur Sanders in the Browns’ opener. Drake questions whether head coach Todd Monken’s play calling holds the key to the starting job, while over in Chicago, Antwaan Randle El’s second-half play calling sparked a 24-point surge.

The coverage continues with injury updates and roster concerns, examining the Giants’ shaky offensive line, Jaxson Dart’s scary hit, and Tua Tagovailoa’s frustrating outing against Denver. Drake also highlights the week’s biggest losers, reviews MLB news, and hands out "Winner of the Day" honors to Josh Allen following a sharp performance. Rounding out the show, NFL reporter Ryan Dunleavy from the New York Post joins to give an insider look at the Giants' training camp, followed by legendary Browns beat writer Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com at to share expert analysis on Cleveland's quarterback battle and offseason developments.

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This episode of The Drake Toll Show kicks off with an in-depth recap of the Cardinals’ 27-14 preseason win over the Raiders. Analysis focuses on rookie Fernando Mendoza’s debut, Kirk Cousins’ touchdown drive, and Jeremiyah Love’s impressive 58-yard rushing effort, alongside Chase Bisontis’ knee injury.

Coverage then shifts to key NFL storylines, featuring Drew Allar’s three-touchdown performance for the Steelers against the Packers, plus updates on Anthony Richardson and Joe Burrow. Drake breaks down the off-field drama between Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels and LSU over cornerback DJ Pickett wearing No. 5.

Looking ahead, the show previews highly anticipated weekend games, highlighting quarterback competitions in Falcons vs. Broncos, Browns vs. Bears, and Vikings vs. Giants. The Seattle Seahawks earn "Idiot of the Day" honors for signing corner Terrion Arnold despite pending felony charges. Finally, local sports radio host Gene Battaglia joins the show to discuss Bills.

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This jam-packed episode of The Drake Toll Show dives headfirst into high-stakes NFL preseason quarterback battles, record-shattering front-office news, and an emotional basketball farewell. The quarterback carousel dominates the early focus as Deshaun Watson prepares to make his return for Cleveland's preseason opener, while Shedeur Sanders readies for his turn in game two. Meanwhile in Atlanta, Kevin Stefanski named Tua Tagovailoa the starting quarterback for Friday's opener as Michael Penix Jr. continues his ACL recovery, leaving open the question of who ultimately claims the Week 1 job.

Off the gridiron, news breaks of a monumental NBA ownership change, as Bob Iger and Josh Kushner purchase the Los Angeles Lakers for a record $12.5 billion.

The show then turns to tribute mode for 2017 NBA MVP Russell Westbrook following his retirement after 18 legendary seasons, sparking a debate on Hall of Fame legacy, before capping off with a breakdown of Chicago Bears expectations and an interview with Vikings analyst Pete Bercich.

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This episode of The Drake Toll Show heavily centers on the Minnesota Vikings officially naming Kyler Murray their starting quarterback over 2024 first-round pick J.J. McCarthy. Head coach Kevin O'Connell confirmed the decision, praising Murray's dual-threat athleticism and quick mastery of the offense, though questions remain surrounding McCarthy's future in Minnesota following an underwhelming 10-start stretch last season.

Beyond the Vikings' quarterback puzzle, the broadcast evaluates additional position battles across the league, highlighting the Cleveland Browns' depth chart and the Las Vegas Raiders' plans for rookie Fernando Mendoza. The program shifts to major training camp developments, breaking down the impact of wide receiver Rashee Rice returning to the Kansas City Chiefs following a 30-day jail sentence, alongside early injury updates for Los Angeles Rams stars Myles Garrett and Puka Nacua.

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On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the discussion leads off with the Dallas Cowboys’ contract priorities, questioning Jerry Jones' decision to ink defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to a massive $105.9M extension while hesitating to pay top-10 wide receiver George Pickens. CeeDee Lamb’s outspoken advocacy for keeping Pickens paired alongside him and Dak Prescott anchors the debate over roster construction and the viability of paying two premium receivers.

The show shifts to Odell Beckham Jr.’s roster battle in New York, examining whether the veteran wideout can beat out Braxton Berrios and Dalen Cambre for a final spot on the Giants after a year away from football. Toll also breaks down the Cowboys’ struggling defense, assessing the potential fit and impact of a hypothetical trade for Maxx Crosby.

Rounding out the broadcast are staple segments "Biggest Losers of the Day" and "Idiot of the Day," capped by an interview with ESPN and Panthers play-by-play announcer Anish Shroff.

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Tensions boiled over at Las Vegas Raiders training camp when defensive end Maxx Crosby hit quarterback Kirk Cousins twice during drills, prompting the veteran passer to charge Crosby and grab his jersey. The altercation led head coach Klint Kubiak to hold both stars out of the following day's practice for disciplinary reasons.

With Cousins sidelined, rookie first-round pick Fernando Mendoza stepped up to run the first-team offense. Mendoza took full advantage of the opportunity, delivering a strong session highlighted by two red-zone touchdown passes and a sharp 5-for-5 two-minute drill to setup a field goal.

Beyond the Raiders, the show covered MLB headlines—including Tarik Skubal’s controversial comments about Detroit after being traded to the Dodgers—and a string of NFL news, including Teddy Bridgewater’s second retirement from the Lions and Laremy Tunsil’s season-threatening triceps injury with the Commanders.

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This episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosted by Mike Wickett, breaks down key preseason NFL storylines heading into the 2026 season. The show opens with takeaways from the Hall of Fame Game before analyzing whether the Cardinals or Panthers present a more intriguing regular-season team.

A major focus centers on the historic week for running backs, comparing market-resetting extensions for Jahmyr Gibbs ($67.5M), Bijan Robinson ($66.75M), and Jonathan Taylor ($44M). The broadcast evaluates Gibbs’ standing as the NFL’s highest-paid back and assesses the ceiling for both Detroit and Indianapolis following these major investments.

In later segments, caller Josh checks in from Cowboys Training Camp, leading into a discussion on fan contests and the Minnesota Vikings’ settling quarterback battle. Denton Day joins the show from Commanders camp to break down Washington’s signing of Stefon Diggs, and insider insights from Yahoo Sports’ Frank Schwab.

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In this jam-packed episode on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll breaks down the biggest headlines and training camp storylines shaking up the NFL.

The show kicks off with massive news surrounding Aaron Donald, analyzing his training camp workout with the Los Angeles Rams and what his potential unretirement alongside Myles Garrett means for the team's championship aspirations. Toll then pivots to the Washington Commanders signing free-agent wide receiver Stefon Diggs to a one-year deal, debating how his arrival impacts the team's culture rebuild and dynamic alongside Terry McLaurin.

Later segments feature Jerry Jeudy clearing up viral TikTok rumors regarding Cleveland's quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders and a look at Jonathan Taylor’s record-setting extension with the Indianapolis Colts.

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