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Lon and Derek discuss the ridiculous run the Cardinals have been on, and if this means John Mozeliak should be extended going forward. Later, the guys talk about the Bears naming Justin Fields their starting QB.

Lon and Derek discuss the opportunity Justin Fields has in front of him if Andy Dalton is unable to play this weekend, and then hear new audio from Illini football coach Bret Bielema, who previews Purdue and recaps Maryland.

Lon and Derek talk about the Packers' get-right game against the Lions, and then chat about Jon Lester's 200th career win and the Cardinals win streak continuing. Later, Trevor joins the guys to rip through each of the Week 2 NFL results.

Lon, Derek and Trevor talk about the Cardinals' remaining schedule and their postseason position, and then recap some wild NFL games from Week 2.

Lon and Derek are joined by J Leman for his weekly hour, breaking down Illinois' 20-17 loss to Maryland and what it means going forward.

Lon and Derek talk about Brad Underwood's big contract extension, and break down some basketball recruits who will be on campus this weekend. Later, Hans joins the guys for another week of Who Ya Got!

Lon and Derek are LIVE from Pia's to get you ready for tonight's Illinois-Maryland game! The guys talk about what it means to have Brandon Peters back under center, and if Illinois can slow down Maryland's potent offense.

Lon and Derek are joined by former St. Louis Cardinal Ray King, who talks about the amazing longevity of Adam Wainwright's career. Later, Trevor joins the guys for another edition of Trev's Ticket.

Lon and Derek recap yet another Cardinals victory, and are later joined by Illini sophomore Andre Curbelo, who details an autograph session he's having later this month and how summer workouts have been progressing.

Lon and Derek talk about the Cardinals being back in the postseason picture after another big win over the Mets, and Derek gives recruiting updates on some Illini basketball targets. Later, the guys hear new presser audio from Bret Bielema.