Mark Schlereth joins Trey this week to talk about the New England Patriots win over the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football, why the Kansas City Chiefs defense is suddenly playing well, what's happening with Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens offense, why Cooper Kupp is having such a big season for the Los Angeles Rams, what the Dallas Cowboys' prospects are in the NFC East, and a congrats to Dan Campbell and the Detroit Lions for getting their first win of the season.

Former Pittsburgh Steeler Ryan Shazier joins Trey to talk about his football journey. From his commitment to Florida and Urban Meyer to his decision to play at Ohio State (under Meyer) to his rapid ascension up the depth chart to play for the Buckeyes, to getting selected in the 1st round of the NFL Draft, to his decision to go to warmups in cold-weather games without a shirt, to his devastating injury on the field and his outlook in the weeks following to his inspirational recovery and the many business pursuits he has today.

Mark Schlereth joins Trey on this edition of the Chop Shop to dissect how Mac Jones and the New England Patriots are playing so well, why Tom Brady is still...well Tom Brady, why Lamar Jackson's reason play with the Ravens has been below his lofty standards, how Davante Adams continues to dominate for the Green Bay Packers, what's going on with the Los Angeles Rams after a 3rd straight loss, what the loss of Deebo Samuel means for the San Francisco 49ers, and then the guys delve deep on the parity in the league leading to many records just above .500.

PGA Tour pro Tony Finau joins Trey to talk about the United States' dominant win over Europe in the Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits, how Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka were able to put aside their differences for the benefit of the team, what it was like to get his 2nd PGA Tour win at The Northern Trust, turning down college basketball scholarships to turn pro, his hole-in-one at the Masters Par 3 contest where he injured his ankle, how he overcame that to finish in the top 10 in his first Masters Tournament, and how much Tiger Woods has meant to him and the game of golf.

Mark Schlereth joins Trey to talk about how the Kansas City Chiefs are back as one of the favorites in the AFC, how the Titans are struggling without Derrick Henry, why Jonathan Taylor is firmly in the MVP discussion. The guys also talk about the LA Chargers and Justin Herbert’s consistent excellence, why the Eagles look like contenders, and what they love about football on Thanksgiving.

3-time Pro Bowler Shawne Merriman joins Trey and talks about his path to the NFL Draft where he thought the Dallas Cowboys would select him, his meteoric rise with the San Diego Chargers, why Philip Rivers is the ultimate competitor and teammate, the Chargers playoff loss to the New England Patriots in the 2006 Divisional Round, to why his teammates regret not winning a championship with such a talented roster, to what he's doing now with Lights Out Xtreme Fighting.

Mark Schlereth joins Trey after Week 10 to discuss Patrick Mahomes' resurgence in leading the Kansas City Chiefs to a big win over the Las Vegas Raiders, Cam Newton's triumphant return to the Carolina Panthers, why Mac Jones has the Rookie of the Year wrapped up as he continues to win games for the New England Patriots, why Tom Brady has been struggling away from home this season, and why the Tennessee Titans remain the most consistent team in the NFL.

Longtime Cleveland Browns OT Joe Thomas joins Trey to talk about his career as a Wisconsin Badger, why he chose to go fishing on the day of the NFL Draft, what it was like to lose year after year in Cleveland, his ironman streak of over 10,000 consecutive snaps, how Peyton Manning tried to recruit Thomas to play for the Denver Broncos, and what it's like to stay connected to the Browns after his playing career.

Mark Schlereth joins Trey to discuss Week 9, including a controversial call on Monday Night Football between the Chicago Bears and Pittsburgh Steelers, how this week was weird for the Buffalo Bills and Dallas Cowboys as they suffered surprising losses, how the Tennessee Titans beat the LA Rams handily without Derrick Henry, why the Arizona Cardinals are the most exciting team in the NFL, just how dysfunctional the Las Vegas Raiders have been in recent weeks and years, and why Lamar Jackson continues to surge ahead in the MVP discussion after the Baltimore Ravens beat the Minnesota Vikings.

Former defensive lineman Spice Adams joins Trey to talk about his start in football in Detroit, how he blossomed at Penn State into a pro prospect, why he acclimated to Chicago as a member of the Bears, his disappointment in losing in the NFC Championship Game in 2010 to the rival Green Bay Packers.

Spice also explains how his career as an actor/comedian has flourished since the end of his playing career.