It’s Overreaction Monday on ESPN Radio Asheville — where we take everything we saw in Week 3 of the NFL preseason and crank the hot takes to 100.First up: Shedeur Sanders Fan Boys — they’re loud, they’re everywhere, and they might just be proving exactly what we said before the 2025 NFL Draft. Is it actually worse to have a mediocre quarterback… or a talented one whose fan base is completely detached from reality? We break it down, receipts in hand.Then, we turn our eyes to the rookies:🏈 Cam Ward in Tennessee — future franchise guy or Week 1 mirage?🏈 Tyler Shough in New Orleans — quiet confidence or quiet disaster?🏈 Jaxson Dart in New York — instant spark or just preseason hype?…Plus a full rundown of every rookie QB’s first taste of NFL action.

We’re BACK in the studio together for the first time since last season, and it feels like Christmas morning for football junkies. College Football Week 0 is here, the NFL preseason is officially in the books, and it’s time to go hard in the paint on all the things we believe going into the REAL kickoff of football season.In today’s live stream we’re:🏈 Planting our flags on college teams we believe in (and roasting the ones we don’t).🔥 Sorting through the preseason smoke to figure out what actually matters in the NFL.👀 Telling you which rookies popped and which “next big things” looked more like “next clipboard holders.”🎯 Setting the tone for the season with the takes we’ll probably end up doubling down on in December.It’s football, it’s chaos, and it’s us—together again in studio. Buckle up, because the offseason is dead and buried… and the grind is officially on.

Tank Spencer and Jeremy Greene discuss thew latest NFL training camp news, as the Indianapolis Colts choose Daniel Jones as the starter and send Anthony Richardson to the bench. The Cincinnati Bengals can't stop a nosebleed. The Washington Commanders ran it down their throats last night. Tank feels it's "Mission Accomplished" for Sean Payton in Denver. Do you agree?

Tune in for an OVERREACTION MONDAY! The NFL world is reacting to a "good" outing by Caleb Williams in the Chicago Bears win over the Buffalo Bills. Has Jaxson Dart done enough to earn the starting job for the NY Giants? Chris Womack joins Tank Spencer in the Ingles studio and there's even an appearance by a mullet-less Jeremy Greene.

The 2025 NFL season is right around the corner, and it’s time to play everyone’s favorite August game: What’s the absolute best this team could be… and what’s the nightmare that keeps their fans up at night?We’re breaking down every NFC team, from the Super Bowl contenders to the ones hoping their fans remember they play on Sundays. For each team, I’ll give you the most optimistic, champagne-popping version of their season… and the dumpster fire, “we’re picking top-5 in April” version too.Here’s the teaser list for all 16 NFC squads:Philadelphia Eagles – Best: Jalen Hurts plays MVP ball again. Worst: The “Brotherly Shove” is the only part of the offense that works.Dallas Cowboys – Best: Micah Parsons breaks the sack record. Worst: Dak’s turnovers become the storyline in Jerry World.New York Giants – Best: Malik Nabers wins OROY. Worst: Russell Wilson & Jaxson Dart make Giants fans Google “2026 QB draft class.”Washington Commanders – Best: Jayden Daniels is RG3-level electric. Worst: The OL lets him take more hits than a jukebox in a biker bar.Detroit Lions – Best: Aidan Hutchinson leads them to their first Super Bowl. Worst: The defense reverts to 2022 form and wastes Jared Goff’s best year.Green Bay Packers – Best: Jordan Love is the guy. Worst: Love regresses and Cheeseheads start talking about 1992–2022 like it was a dream.Minnesota Vikings – Best: J.J. McCarthy takes them to the playoffs. Worst: Justin Jefferson’s stat lines become “wasted masterpiece” memes.Chicago Bears – Best: Caleb Williams is the savior. Worst: Caleb Williams is just another “Bears QB.”Atlanta Falcons – Best: Michael Penix Jr proves he “can win big games” unlike Kirk Cousins. Worst: That label gets Sharpie’d on his forehead by Baker Mayfield.New Orleans Saints – Best: Alvin Kamara turns back the clock. Worst: Spencer Rattler turns it over more than a bakery.Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Best: Mike Evans keeps being inevitable. Worst: The post-Brady hangover finally hits.Carolina Panthers – Best: Bryce Young proves everyone wrong. Worst: Bryce Young proves everyone right.San Francisco 49ers – Best: Deebo, Kittle, and CMC stay healthy for once. Worst: Another playoff run ends in injury disaster.Seattle Seahawks – Best: JSN is uncoverable. Worst: Sam Darnold’s magic fades.Los Angeles Rams – Best: Puka Nacua has a Cooper Kupp 2.0 season. Worst: Matthew Stafford’s arm doesn’t make it through the season.Arizona Cardinals – Best: Marvin Harrison Jr. has the OROY season we were expecting in his second season. Worst: They waste another year of Kyler Murray’s prime.We’re hitting every angle, every player, and every possible swing between “hoist the Lombardi” and “fire everybody.”

We have had a BIG day at Radio Ranch. Tank and Jeremy break the news of a major award! Which NFL teams are hard to predict? The Cincinnati Bengals, Chicago Bears, and others are among those that could be 5-12 or they could be 12-5. We keep an eye on the biggest training camp stories.

Which NFL franchises are truly built for sustained success over the next half-decade? Welcome to The Sportsocracy's ultimate 5-year NFL power rankings—where we look way beyond the current standings and dig deep into what actually makes a long-term contender.Franchise quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen are game-changers, but can Kansas City and Buffalo keep enough talent around them to stay at the top? Are the Philadelphia Eagles and Baltimore Ravens quietly building dynasties through elite front offices and smart roster moves? And which dark horse teams could shock the league and crash the Super Bowl party in the next five years?In this episode, we break down all 32 NFL teams based on:Quarterback situations (franchise QBs matter, but they're not everything)Front office stability and team-building philosophyCoaching staff and organizational cultureSalary cap health and draft capital for future flexibilityRising stars and young core talentPotential pitfalls for current contendersJoin the Discussion! 💬This is your show as much as ours! Jump into the comments and tell us:Which team is most underrated for the next 5 years?Are the Chiefs and Bills set up for sustained runs, or are cracks showing?Who’s building the next NFL powerhouse—Eagles, Ravens, or a surprise squad?What’s your boldest 5-year NFL prediction?We’ll shout out the best takes and answer your questions live on ESPN Radio Asheville and right here every weekday at Noon EST.Don’t Miss Out!Subscribe for daily sports debates, power rankings, and fan-driven NFL talkHit the bell so you never miss a live show or breaking newsFollow us for instant updates and bonus content

It’s Overreaction Monday on ESPN Radio Asheville — where we take everything we saw in Week 1 of the NFL preseason and crank the hot takes to 100.First up: Shedeur Sanders Fan Boys — they’re loud, they’re everywhere, and they might just be proving exactly what we said before the 2025 NFL Draft. Is it actually worse to have a mediocre quarterback… or a talented one whose fan base is completely detached from reality? We break it down, receipts in hand.Then, we turn our eyes to the rookies:🏈 Cam Ward in Tennessee — future franchise guy or Week 1 mirage?🏈 Tyler Shough in New Orleans — quiet confidence or quiet disaster?🏈 Jaxson Dart in New York — instant spark or just preseason hype?…Plus a full rundown of every rookie QB’s first taste of NFL action.And of course, we overreact to everything else from preseason Week 1: breakout stars, depth chart surprises, fantasy football implications, and the plays that will either get replayed all week… or never matter again.

A Fan’s Guide to the 2025 NFL Preseason | ESPN Radio Asheville LIVELong Description:The pads are popping, the depth charts are shifting, and it’s time for real football talk — not just the headlines. Join ESPN Radio Asheville LIVE for A Fan’s Guide to the 2025 NFL Preseason, where we go beyond the stars and dive into the real stories of the preseason: the undervalued, overlooked, and under-the-radar players who could shape the 2025 NFL season.Every team has a camp hero, a preseason breakout, or a future starter buried on the third string. We’ll give you the name you don’t know yet—but will soon—and break down how these guys are already proving their worth before Week 1 even kicks off. From rookie sleepers to backup QBs to position battles flying under the radar, we’ll tell you who to watch, why it matters, and how it will impact the regular season.Whether you’re a die-hard fan, fantasy football junkie, or just looking for a reason to care about the third quarter of a preseason game, this is your ultimate preseason cheat sheet.Hosted by Tank Spencer and Jeremy Greene – live from ESPN Radio Asheville.

The spectacle of the Speedway Classic in Bristol this past weekend did not get rave reviews. News 13 Sports Director Chris Womack was there. He gives us his honest opinion. Joey Logano's Spotter, Coleman Pressley, gives his opinion about doming BMS. Todd Gilliland joins the show as he searches for a win to clinch a playoff spot. Tank and Chris chop through the training camp headlines and do some reminiscing. Also, who would you take in a UFC event just for head coaches?