On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the NFL landscape shifts as the Arizona Cardinals officially inform Kyler Murray of his impending release, ending a seven-season tenure marked by elite dual-threat production but hindered by a 38-48-1 record and recent injuries. Murray, a two-time Pro Bowler, leaves as one of only three players in NFL history with 20,000 passing and 3,000 rushing yards.

The program also dives into the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiots of the Day," highlighting a wave of MLB PED suspensions for Jurickson Profar (162 games) and Johan Rojas (80 games). In college hoops, Toll reacts to No. 19 Miami (Ohio) moving to a historic 30-0 after edging Toledo, while No. 5 Florida clinches its first SEC title since 2014 despite star Thomas Haugh sitting out. The show rounds out with a look at the Colts placing the transition tag on Daniel Jones and a heated reaction to the latest 2026 NBA Mock Draft.

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In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a massive day of NFL and collegiate sports news. The show kicks off with the Houston Texans acquiring running back David Montgomery from the Lions in exchange for O-line help and draft picks—a move expected to result in the release of Joe Mixon.

Drake doesn’t hold back on the controversy surrounding Bruce Pearl, who sparked a feud with Miami (Ohio) AD David Sayler after claiming the undefeated RedHawks aren’t "built for the grind" of a major conference. Transitioning to the diamond, the show previews Team USA’s World Baseball Classic rotation, headlined by Logan Webb, Tarik Skubal, and Paul Skenes.

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In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake recaps a high-stakes weekend in basketball, headlined by No. 7 Florida’s dominant 111-77 blowout over Arkansas. The Gators clinched a share of the SEC title behind Thomas Haugh’s 22 points and Rueben Chinyelu’s 17th double-double, handing John Calipari a career-worst loss. Toll also breaks down the sudden departure of Chad Baker-Mazara from the USC program following a bizarre sideline incident during the Trojans' fifth straight loss.

In the NBA segment, the show explores the Golden State Warriors' uphill battle as they await Stephen Curry’s return from a knee injury while sitting 8th in the West. Finally, Drake highlights the New York Knicks’ "high-level" defensive masterclass, which snapped the Spurs' 11-game winning streak and neutralized Victor Wembanyama at Madison Square Garden. Between the highlights, Drake shares his "Banana Ball" adventures and identifies the week's biggest winners and losers.

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On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake Toll breaks down a bombshell 2026 NFLPA survey. For the third straight year, the Miami Dolphins claim the top spot, while the Pittsburgh Steelers plummet to last place. The crew dives into the Steelers' "F" graded locker room—which reportedly features only five toilets for the entire team—and owner Art Rooney’s refusal to invest in facilities.

The discussion shifts to college football as the NCAA proposes massive penalties, including 20% budget fines, for schools circumventing transfer portal windows. Later, the "Around the NFL" segment covers the Indianapolis Colts granting QB Anthony Richardson permission to seek a trade following a tumultuous tenure and vision-impairing orbital injury. From Tim Hardaway Jr. being labeled a "Biggest Loser" to Dan Orlovsky earning "Idiot of the Day," Drake and his guests provide a witty, unfiltered look at the week's biggest sports headlines.

Drake is joined by 2x World Series Champion Jackie Bradley Jr. to preview the 2026 Banana Ball season. Plus, Chris Mack stops by and reacts to the NFLPA Survey results.

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Host Drake Toll hits the airwaves on Westwood One Sports to break down a week defined by Olympic gold and legal gridiron drama. The show leads with the fallout from the Milan Winter Games, specifically the "distasteful joke" made by President Trump regarding the U.S. Women’s Hockey team. Toll dives into Hilary Knight’s poignant response, where the most decorated player in U.S. history defends her team’s golden legacy against being overshadowed by locker room narratives.

The conversation shifts to the courtroom and the gridiron as Cincinnati sues QB Brendan Sorsby for a staggering $1 million exit fee following his transfer to Texas Tech—a landmark case in the NIL era. The show rounds out with NFL trade rumors involving Tremaine Edmunds and Andy Dalton, and a look at the NBA MVP race, where strict games-played requirements threaten to disqualify favorites Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokic.

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In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One, Drake dives into a web of NFL front-office friction and high-stakes roster moves. The headline segment focuses on the brewing tension in Arizona: Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort claimed at the Combine that he and Kyler Murray have had "good dialogue" about a disappointing season, only for an ESPN source to immediately rebut the claim, stating the two haven't spoken since the season ended.

The drama extends to Miami, where Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan admits that "everything's on the table" regarding Tua Tagovailoa, including a potential trade.

Drake also touches on the Cowboys’ contract stalemate with record-breaking kicker Brandon Aubrey and shifts to the NBA to break down Rick Carlisle’s frustrations with a $100K fine against the Pacers.

Drake is joined by Westwood One Sports Night's Josh Graham and On3's Talia Goodman to break down the current AP Top 25 in men's and women's basketball.

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In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into a critical crossroad for the WNBA, which has issued a March 10 deadline for a new collective bargaining agreement. With expansion drafts for Toronto and Portland looming and 80% of the league facing free agency, the clock is ticking to save the 2026 schedule. Drake also highlights the U.S. Women’s Hockey team’s decision to decline a State of the Union invitation due to logistical hurdles following their gold medal win in Milan.

Drake shifts to college basketball, recapping North Carolina’s narrow 77-74 victory over Louisville, fueled by Seth Trimble’s career-high 30 points. Meanwhile, No. 14 Kansas snapped No. 5 Houston’s home dominance with a decisive 69-56 win, led by a resilient performance from freshman Darryn Peterson.

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In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll celebrates a historic "United States of Hockey" milestone at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The synopsis centers on the U.S. Men’s Ice Hockey team securing their first gold medal since the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" with a thrilling 2-1 overtime victory against rival Canada.

Former Chattanooga and UMass head coach Matt McCall joins Drake Toll to break down March Madness. Now a prominent analyst for NBC Sports and The Field of 68, McCall leverages his experiences to break down the current March Madness field.

For the hockey fanatics, Pete Jensen—Senior Director of Fantasy for the NHL and analyst for NHL Network—provides the "EDGE" stats that defined the victory over Canada. Jensen breaks down Connor Hellebuyck’s record-breaking 41-save performance and explains how Quinn Hughes' six-game point streak set a new standard for defensemen in the NHL player Olympic era.

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This episode of The Drake Toll Show celebrates a historic night for American athletics at the Milan Cortina 2026 Games. The headline story belongs to Alysa Liu, who completed a stunning comeback to secure the first U.S. women’s individual figure skating gold medal in 24 years.

The golden momentum continued on the ice as the U.S. Women’s Hockey team defeated Canada 2-1 in a thrilling overtime final. Veteran Hilary Knight cemented her legacy as the most decorated player in U.S. history, scoring the game-tying goal before Megan Keller netted the winner in 3-on-3 overtime.

In a decisive 24-0 vote on Thursday, February 19, the Indiana House Ways and Means Committee approved an amendment to Senate Bill 27, which officially names Hammond as the target site for a new multi-billion dollar domed stadium.

Courtney Harkins, the Director of Marketing & Communications for U.S. Ski & Snowboard, provided a "boots-on-the-ground" look at the American delegation’s morale in Milan. Professional sports handicapper Andrew McInnis of WagerTalk shared his analysis of the Olympic hockey betting board.

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In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the major upheaval within the MLB Players Association following the resignation of Tony Clark. After an internal investigation revealed an "inappropriate" relationship and federal inquiries into union finances, the MLBPA unanimously elected Bruce Meyer as interim executive director.

Joining the show to provide expert analysis is Andy McCullough, senior writer at The Athletic. McCullough, who broke the news of Clark's resignation alongside Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich, provides an insider’s perspective on the union’s scramble to maintain stability.

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