The Greg Hill Show

Greg thinks he may be losing his mind, as he's accused of lead repeating

Matt Light joins, says Mac should be ok as long as he keeps his composure on the field

Wiggy says there is no way Robert Kraft will fire Bill

HOUR 3

Curtis has a controversial lead muffin win

Matt Light joins, says Mac's the guy and he's sick of the controversy

Preparing Curtis for meeting his hero, Tom Brady

HOUR 2

Curtis is adamant Greg repeated his lead and is trying to find evidence

Trying to determine if Johnny Manziel is mentally ill or a douche

The News With Courtney: Poop in the water and Wiggy wonders why seals exist

HOUR 1

The show goes off the rails in the first 20 minutes

Courtney highlights the top earning athletes on OnlyFans

Scheim and Curtis accuse Greg of repeating lead he already did about subway

From '6 Rings & Football Things' (subscribe here): We are just two days away from the Patriots' preseason opener against the Houston Texans. Andy Hart and Mike Kadlick were at Gillette Stadium for the Patriots' final practice session prior to game action and explained how Tuesday's practice gave us insight into who will play on Thursday.

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From 'Breaking Boston' (subscribe here): It turns out you can judge a book by its cover. The Red Sox are continuing to tread water despite being last in the AL East, but with Trevor Story's return falling flat Andy Hart and producer Coop Leonard say it looks like the critics in Spring Training and the offseason were all right.

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HOUR 4

ESPN's Sean McDonough joins, defends Kevin Brown, gives hope for Sox

Wiggy says not to expect much from the Tom Brady ceremony

Jets coach throws some shade at Belichick on Hard Knocks

ESPN's, the great Sean McDonough joins, thinks there's still a chance for the Sox, but cutting it close