Longtime PGA Tour Pro and announcer Paul Azinger joins Trey in advance of the Ryder Cup. Azinger shares why the Cup is so meaningful to him, what it was like to compete in the 1991 "War on the Shore", how the teams stack up this year against one another, how Bryson DeChambeau and Dustin Johnson will co-exist for Team USA. He goes on to share stories from his time as U.S. Captain in 2008 and how he motivated Anthony Kim and Phil Mickelson.

Trey and Mark Schlereth dissect Week 2 like only they can, weighing in on the epic Sunday Night Game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens, how John Harbaugh's faith in Lamar Jackson that went viral is more than meets the eye, How Derek Carr's first 2 games have him square in the MVP race, how the Seattle Seahawks' approach with Russell Wilson was off, and why Derrick Henry proved he's among the most dominant players in the NFL.

The guys also weigh in on how Tony Pollard's big game against the Los Angeles Chargers may be a problem for the Dallas Cowboys and their future with Ezekiel Elliott, how Matt Rhule is building a winning culture with the Carolina Panthers, and how the rookie QBs are faring to this point, including Mac Jones' strong start for the New England Patriots, Zach Wilson's struggles in Week 2 with the New York Jets, and if Justin Fields is ready to make an impact for the Chicago Bears.

Former New York Giants star DE Justin Tuck joins Trey to discuss what he learned while playing at Notre Dame, what it was like to be part of the Giants' NASCAR package, and his play in Super Bowl 42 against Tom Brady & the New England Patriots, including who he thinks should have won Super Bowl MVP.

He goes on to discuss the Giants' journey back to the Super Bowl in 2011, what makes Eli Manning such a great teammate, and his success after football working at Goldman Sachs.

Trey and Mark Schlereth dissect Week 1 of the NFL season, including Patrick Mahomes continuing his wizardry in a Kansas City Chiefs win, the Arizona Cardinals impressive performance led by Kyler Murray and Chandler Jones, why the San Francisco 49ers have such a strong running game, how happy Sean McVay is to have Matthew Stafford leaving the LA Rams, why the NFC West looks like the best division in the league, how Jameis Winston and Aaron Rodgers authored uncharacteristic performances in a rout by the New Orleans Saints over the Green Bay Packers, and why the Dallas Cowboys will continue to regret the huge contract Ezekiel Elliott signed.

CBS Sports Analyst and longtime NFL Executive Amy Trask joins Trey and Stink to break down the postseason awards for Defensive Player of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year, Most Valuable Player, Conference championships, and predictions for Super Bowl LVI.

Legendary ESPN anchor Bob Ley joins Trey to dissect the events of 9/11 and how covering the seismic event on SportsCenter has stayed with them 20 years later.

They detail the editorial decisions behind the scenes of whether or not to do a show, the inner conflict that the anchors and production staff had about broadcasting on that day, how the NFL and SEC handled the decision to play or not to play, and how their broadcast is memorialized at the 9/11 exhibit in New York.

Matthew Berry joins Trey to discuss his 3 rules for having a successful fantasy team, which players are poised for breakout seasons including Jalen Hurts & Antonio Gibson, the INSANE number of leagues he is in, why everyone at ESPN in the War Room League is determined to beat him, and the classic story of when Eddie Royal's 3-TD game won Trey an unlikely win.

In this special AFC Preview edition of Chop Shop, Trey and Mark Schlereth break down Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs and their quest to go to a 3rd straight Super Bowl, what New York Jets fans can expect from rookie QB Zach Wilson, how Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills will follow up last year's breakout season, why it's so hard to gameplan for Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens, Jon Gruden's struggles with the Las Vegas Raiders, the expectations on No. 1 overall pick Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars, and the pressure on Urban Meyer to succeed in the NFL.

Broncos legendary running back Terrell Davis joins Trey to talk about youth football and being called 'Boss Hog' in youth football, playing in college at Georgia and being All-SEC, the incredible preseason game in Tokyo, Japan, known as the Japan Bowl, where Davis made an enormous hit that got him noticed, playing with migraines in the Super Bowl, and the drama in the final 2 games chasing a 2000-yard rushing season.

On this NFC Preview edition of Chop Shop, Trey and Mark Schlereth are joined by Dallas Cowboys legend Darren Woodson to talk about the biggest storylines in the conference. The guys chop it up about Ezekiel Elliott's, Christian McCaffrey's, and Saquon Barkley prospects for bounceback years, they tell stories about new LA Rams QB Matthew Stafford, and discuss how Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers can repeat.