Marc's distain for Sony Michel continues, and he wants to know why Damien Harris won't get any playing time.

Antonio Brown is counter suing Britney Taylor and Marc thinks it's a good idea, but is it really, and should we all want him back in a Patriots uniform?

Colin Kaepernick works out for at least 24 NFL teams on Saturday, and the Patriots will be one of them. Gilroy believes if the Pats wouldn't attend if they didn't have an interest, and hopes on Monday they announce the signing of the former 49ers quarterback. He doesn't think the NFL would push him out there to fail, but is it going to be too difficult for Kaepernick to get back in after a three year absence?

Former Celtics beat reporter, Bob Ryan, joins Gilroy to talk hoops. The two discuss the Celtics moving forward without Gordon Hayward and the idea of the NBA implementing a four-point shot. Gilroy believes this will lead to more selfish basketball, and that everyone will try to huck them up from that range considering almost every player shoot threes nowadays.

HOUR 1 - Thursday Night Football between the Browns and Steelers ended in ugly fashion, when Myles Garrett swung Mason Rudolph's own helemt at his head. Bobby Orr appeared on OMF Thursday and defended Don Cherry after being fired from Hockey Night in Canada.

Christian wants to know what everyone’s favorite party song is and what everyone’s funeral song is. Some people got some mulligans.

Marc James, Fitzy, Christian and Dakota kick off the midnight crazies hour and the show goes off the rails.

Christian, Kim, Lou, and Steff Merloni play the not so Newlywed Game, and air some grievances about each other that were not supposed to carry over but they may have.

Christian and his wife Kim take questions on how to rekindle love and get some pretty concerning questions about in laws.

Hour 3 – If Marc could give any advice to an NFL team it would be to stay away from Kaepernick if you don’t want news cameras at practice every day. Now he does believe that Kaepernick deserves a shot but doesn’t think his talents are nearly good enough for the NFL again.