The Pat & Aaron Show

It was a fun Football Friday show with Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson. The boys continued to discuss the future of the Buccaneers under Bruce Arians with Mark Cook of Pewter Report. We got the pulse of Los Angeles and the Rams' chances with Cameron DaSilva. We discussed all the lines for the games with Todd Fuhrman. Finally, we debuted a new feature, THE BLOOPER REEL!

Thursday was a big day in Tampa Bay and it was a big day with Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson. The boys closed out the show by carrying the introductory press conference of Bruce Arians. Prior to that we got the pulse of the building from Carmen Vitali. We dove into the future of Jameis Winston with his longtime trainer, Otis Leverette. We also talked plenty of Bolts hockey with Brian Engblom and Joe Smith.

Wednesday's Pat and Aaron Show celebrated the news of Bruce Arians being named the new coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The guys got Anthony Becht's take on it. We also got the pulse of Phoenix when Josh Weinfuss of ESPN joined us. We continued to break down the NFL playoffs when John Barchard broke down the Eagles and Mike Nabors joined us to break down the Saints. We also had another fun edition of over/under.

Game of Thrones and Taco Tuesday finally returned this week with Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson. The candidates for the sports walk of shame poll were Nick Saban, Cody Parkey, Bears fans, and Mike Greenberg. The Lightning were also back at home on Tuesday and the boys previewed the game with Dave Andreychuk. We got the latest on Jim Caldwell possibly being a candidate for the Bucs job with Jenna Laine. We also previewed the divisional round game between the Patriots and Chargers with Sam Fortier of The Athletic and Zack Cox of NESN.

Monday's show with Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson was a big one. The previewed part 4 between Clemson and Alabama in the National Title Game from every angle. They got the Clemson side from Zach Lentz, the Bama side from Marq Burnett, and a national perspective from Rocket Ismail. The guys also got the latest on the Bucs coaching search from Scott Reynolds of Pewter Report.

It was a Wildcard Weekend Football Friday show with Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson and it was stacked! The boys talked about what the Bucs are doing next when it comes to the head coach and Brent Grimes' comments. They continued to preview Wildcard Weekend with Matt Mikolas from Seattle and Kevin Bowen from Indianapolis. The guys also gave their picks on all of those games when former Buccaneer, Kourtnei Brown joined us in studio.

It was another fun show on Thursday with Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson. The guys previewed what looks like it could be a great wildcard weekend in the NFL with Sean Salisbury and Patrik Walter. They continued to preview that and the Bucs head coaching search with Pat Kirwan. We also talked plenty of Lightning hockey with the great Brian Engblom and Joe Smith of the Athletic.

The first Pat and Aaron Show of 2019 was our best of the year. The boys talked about all of the candidates for the Bucs head coaching job with Anthony Becht of ESPN. The boys discussed how Orlando is feeling after their pride and joy, UCF, lost in the Fiesta Bowl. They played a game of over under on new year's resolutions, Bryce Harper's contract, and more. Finally, Mike Leach joined the boys and had an interesting idea about college football playoff expansion.

Friday brought you the final Pat and Aaron Show of 2018. The boys had plenty to discuss. They spoke to Mark Cook about the Bucs wrapping up their season on Sunday. They also spoke to Joe Smith about the red hot Tampa Bay Lightning. They also got the best bets of the weekend with Todd Fuhrman of FS1. We also brought you 2 editions of football pick'em with the college football playoff and the final week of the NFL season.

It was a special extended version of the Pat and Aaron Show on Thursday afternoon. Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson were live from Maus Nissan in New Port Richey. The boys talked about the Bolts returning to the ice on Thursday with Brian Engblom. They also tried to flush out the AFC playoff picture with Pat Kirwan. Finally the boys took your reaction to Tommy Pham's comments that the Rays fanbase is nonexistent.