The Pat & Aaron Show

Aaron bolted to Colorado on Wednesday for his skiing trip, but we had the great Len Martez in with Pat Donovan and Trey Downey. The boys talked plenty of Rays and Bucs all day long. We were joined by the great Andy Freed who is more than ready for Rays fan fest on Saturday. Roy Cummings then joined us to talk the possibility of Matt Bryant returning to the Bucs. Len also got his 1st taste of over/under.

Tuesday's Pat and Aaron Show was full of lively debate. The boys disagreed on how much the Rays will be able to compete in the AL East this year. The boys also had you decide who took the sports walk of shame this week. They were joined by Dave Andreychuk to discuss the Golden Knights coming into town on Thursday. We were also joined by Zack Cox of NESN fresh off the parade route for the Patriots.

It's the day after the NFL season, but the boys are going strong. They discuss the Super Bowl's disappointing play on the field, the underwhelming halftime show and the hit and miss commercials. They also give you the things they like, and Orlando Apollos president Michael Waddell joined the guys to discuss the team's debut taking place Saturday!

We saved the best Pat and Aaron Show from radio row in Atlanta for the last. The guys were joined by a huge red carpet of guests. Jameis Winston, Eric Decker, Mike Silver, Sean Salisbury, Pat Kirwan, Oliver Luck, Danny Vitale, and Todd Fuhrman. The guys also gave their predictions for the big game.

It was another chock solid day as the guys prepare for Super Bowl LIII! Pat and Aaron were joined on Radio Row in Atlanta by Houston Texans linebacker Whitney Mercilus, Action Network Executive Producer and senior business writer Darren Rovell, ESPN host Mike Golic Jr., WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder, former NFL quarterback Jordan Palmer, and a pair of Pro Football Hall of Famers: linebacker Brian Urlacher and offensive lineman Jerry Kramer. Plus Joe Smith of The Athletic joins them to discuss the Lightning dropping the start of the second half of the regular season in Pittsburgh, and a debate about medicinal cannabis!

The Houston Texans linebacker sits down with Pat and Aaron live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta, talking about ways to Tom Brady, how his team was able to rally from a difficult start to win the AFC South, and brand new technology when it comes to shoulder pads

Wednesday's show with Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson was the most stacked in the show's history. The boys spoke to 9 guests total from radio row in Atlanta. The guests included Scott Hanson from NFL Network, NFL Hall of Famer, Charles Haley, Bill Romanowski, Randy Cross, Nickelodeon's Marc Summers, IBF middleweight champion, Daniel Jacobs, the sports science guy, John Brenkus, Diamond Dallas Page, and Doug Kezirian.

Super Bowl week rolls on and it was another big show with Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson. They were joined by the great Solomon Wilcots and Adam Caplan live from radio row. The Bolts are also finally gearing up for their return to the ice with Dave Andreychuk. With how packed the show is going to be for the rest of the week we went ahead and gave you your weekly fix of over/under.

Super Bowl 53 week is here and Monday brought a stacked show from Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson. The guys got the show started by talking to John Clayton about the big game. The boys then spoke to the CEO of the college football hall of fame, Dennis Adamovich. The boys spoke with former Daytona 500 champion, Denny Hamlin about his new paint scheme and his crazy sneaker collection. We were also joined by 2 former NFL greats in Jermichael Finley and Hugh Douglas.

Drinking games, prop bets, and blooper reels can only mean one thing. It was a Friday on the Pat and Aaron Show. Pat and Trey tried to get Aaron interested in the WWE Royal Rumble by introducing him to a drinking game for it. The guys posed the question to you on if you would be okay with the Patriots winning the Super Bowl if you knew Tom Brady would retire after. The guys were joined by Pat Kirwan from the Senior Bowl to talk all things NFL. Finally, Todd Fuhrman started to help Aaron get his wallet ready for the Super Bowl.