Rico and Riger start the show reacting to Tarik Skubal's letter to Detroit on social media ahead of Opening Day today. They discuss what it means for any potential extension talks before Kenny joins for an "In Football Today".

Kenny joins the guys to go through the biggest NFL news, including some potential rules changes.

Rico and Riger (in for Valenti) start the show reacting to Tarik Skubal's message to Detroit posted yesterday.

Rico Beard and Harold Shelton preview the Big Ten's four matchups in the Sweet Sixteen. Everything from Michigan's incredible run, to Purdue's "home game," the Crab Five and Michigan State taking on Ole Miss with an incredible stat about Frankie Fiddler. Download the latest episode of the 5 Star Zone today.

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Valenti and Rico kick off today's show with the changes Comerica Park has undergone ahead of the start of the regular season. They do a Tigers word association game before shifting to talk Pistons in the second hour and what it will take for you to fully buy into the team. Then, the guys cover a multitude of topics in the third hour, including Valenti's reaction to his Giants signing Russell Wilson. They wrap things up returning to some Tigers talk.

With Opening Day just over 24 hours away for the Tigers, the guys wonder where the excitement is for Detroit. Then, they're joined by Pat Caputo to round out the show.

Mike and Rico start off the second half of the show with a Sweet 16-themed segment. Then, they take a few of your calls before Valenti finally addresses his Giants signing Russell Wilson.

Valenti tried to avoid it today but eventually had to address the Giants signing his least-favorite player Russell Wilson.

Mike and Rico go through the Sweet 16 matchups and hypothesize how each underdog can win.

Valenti and Rico spend the second hour of the show discussing Pistons, wondering what it would take for fans to totally buy into the team.