HR1 - Andy, Fitzy, and Ted are joined by Red Sox Manager Alex Cora ahead of the series finale against the Guardians. Cora provides an update on Red Sox phenom Roman Anthony, discusses what the team has to do to maintain their playoff standing without Anthony, and more. Can the Sox stay afloat without Anthony? After last night's brutal outing are the Red Sox running Garrett Crochet into the ground?

HR2 - In today's Three Point Stance: Ted Johnson takes another victory lap over Bill Belichick's disastrous college football debut, Fitzy thinks that in the absence of Christian Gonzalez, WR Stefon Diggs needs to step up in the locker room. Finally, in the wake of Roman Anthony's injury Andy puts the onus on Alex Bregman to snap out of his slump, and carry the load for the Red Sox. The guys react to a new pledge from Robert Kraft to build a Bill Belichick statue after his coaching career, is this a genuine move or this an an ulterior motive? Finally, the guys are joined by ESPN's Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter for the first of his weekly appearance on the show. Schefter discusses his expectations from the Patriots this season, whether or not Drake Maye is ready to take a second year leap, and the Micah Parsons trade that shook the NFL world.

HR3 - Andy, Ted, and Fitzy react to Adam Schefter saying he would not be surprised to see the Patriots take a massive leap and be a playoff team in 2025. With Christian Gonzalez still not practicing ahead of the Patriots season opener against the Raiders and Mike Vrabel continuing to play coy the guys start asking questions about the star corner's injury. Andy, Fitzy and Ted react to an uptick in bets being placed on Patriots QB Drake Maye to win the Most Valuable Player Award. Does anyone actually expect Maye to win the award? Is just being in the top 15 in odds enough to satisfy fans looking for the second-year QB to make a leap forward?

HR4 - In today's edition of The Drive: Andy, Fitzy, and Dan recap the hottest news stories of the day across the sports world. Including Alex Cora announcing on the show that Roman Anthony will be out for 4-6 weeks with an oblique strain, Payton Tolle's debut, and more. The guys wrap up today's show discussing a clip from Stefon Diggs' media availability where he apologizes to the media for his behavior this summer, and also calls out two prominent members of the beat for their coverage of him during camp.

SEGMENT - The guys wrap up today's show discussing a clip from Stefon Diggs' media availability where he apologizes to the media for his behavior this summer, and also calls out two prominent members of the beat for their coverage of him during camp.

SEGMENT - In today's edition of The Drive: Andy, Fitzy, and Dan recap the hottest news stories of the day across the sports world. Including Alex Cora announcing on the show that Roman Anthony will be out for 4-6 weeks with an oblique strain, Payton Tolle's debut, and more.

SEGMENT - Andy, Fitzy and Ted react to an uptick in bets being placed on Patriots QB Drake Maye to win the Most Valuable Player Award. Does anyone actually expect Maye to win the award? Is just being in the top 15 in odds enough to satisfy fans looking for the second-year QB to make a leap forward?

SEGMENT - With Christian Gonzalez still not practicing ahead of the Patriots season opener against the Raiders and Mike Vrabel continuing to play coy the guys start asking questions about the star corner's injury

SEGMENT - The guys are joined by ESPN's Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter for the first of his weekly appearance on the show. Schefter discusses his expectations from the Patriots this season, whether or not Drake Maye is ready to take a second year leap, and the Micah Parsons trade that shook the NFL world.

SEGMENT - In today's Three Point Stance: Ted Johnson takes another victory lap over Bill Belichick's disastrous college football debut, Fitzy thinks that in the absence of Christian Gonzalez, WR Stefon Diggs needs to step up in the locker room. Finally, in the wake of Roman Anthony's injury Andy puts the onus on Alex Bregman to snap out of his slump, and carry the load for the Red Sox.