Hammer and Emmett discuss the injury designation for Dillon Gabriel and Aaron "Drops the Hammer."

1. Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is on the NFL Commissioner's Exempt list.

2. ChatGPT is experiencing a major global outage, leaving thousands of users unable to send prompts or load conversations.

3. In the Grand Canyon, the search continues for at least 14 people believed to have been hiking around the trails where this weekend's deadly flash floods hit the canyon.

Broadcasting live from the Salvation Army’s Swing for the Kettle Golf Invitational, Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey discuss rising back-to-school costs and hear from listeners about what families are spending this year.

Milwaukee Area Commander Major Beverly Gates and Captain Shannell Johnson join to explain how the Salvation Army supports local families and what donations can do for the community. Plus, Steve and Kristin discuss political campaigns and the U.S. Department of Defense quietly paying online influencers, while Annex Wealth Management CEO Dave Spano breaks down the latest on oil, interest rates, and the economy.

Jack McGrath and Peggy Kaczynski close the show by reacting to ESPN’s NFL power rankings and debating why the Packers are still getting more national respect than the Bears. The guys discuss Green Bay, Detroit and Minnesota while comparing Jordan Love to Jay Cutler and explaining why Caleb Williams could pass Love this season. The Brunch Rush hits the White Sox’s historic turnaround, PCA’s MVP push, Ozzy Trapilo’s injury timeline and Aaron Donald returning to the Rams. Peggy also gets into trouble during a studio-chair mystery, bringing Danny Zederman into the room and turning the show briefly into “Christian radio.” The hour wraps with more Bears talk, including whether Chicago’s roster questions are still keeping the national media from fully buying in.

Una jornada histórica alrededor de Lionel Messi.

Inter Miami volvió a la victoria de una manera inolvidable: 7-1 ante CF Montréal, la mayor goleada por diferencia de tantos en la historia del club. Messi fue el protagonista absoluto con un póker de goles y una asistencia, cortando junto a las Garzas una racha de cinco partidos consecutivos sin ganar y llegando a 18 goles en la temporada de MLS.

Pero horas después llegó una noticia que sacudió al fútbol argentino: Lionel Messi anunció su retiro de la Selección Argentina. Después de más de dos décadas con la Albiceleste, un Mundial, dos Copas América, una Finalissima y una carrera repleta de récords, el capitán decidió cerrar definitivamente su etapa con la Selección.

En Comunidad Deportiva analizamos las dos caras de un momento histórico: el Messi que sigue dominando en Inter Miami a los 39 años y el final de una era con la camiseta argentina.

Además: ¿qué cambia este 7-1 para Inter Miami? ¿Fue una reacción definitiva o solamente una gran noche? ¿Y cómo se empieza a construir una Selección Argentina sin Lionel Messi?

Jack McGrath and Peggy Kaczynski are in for Carmen and Jurko as Courtney Cronin joins to break down the Bears’ roster cuts and what Xavion Thomas showed in the preseason finale. Courtney discusses Thomas’ 97-yard touchdown, the waived vs. released distinction, Sivan Ahmed, Hayden Large, Ruben Hyppolite, Jack Sanborn and the team’s defensive line questions after the Gervon Dexter trade. She also explains why Jordan Vandenberg and Jamree Kromah could have real roles for the Bears despite being young developmental pieces. The List of Lists turns into Most Punchable Faces, with the crew and callers naming everyone from Aaron Rodgers and Brian Kelly to Meghan Markle, Jake Paul, Ryan Pace and Cap. The hour wraps with Players of the Weekend, including Xavion Thomas, PCA’s MVP push, Max Scherzer and Scottie Scheffler.

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Hamer talk to NBC's John Fanta. They also listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

NBC's and Cleveland-Native, John Fanta, joins Rizz and Hammer to talk about his new show and thoughts on Cleveland sports.

And we're in agreement! This hour we begin with The Week Ahead! Plus, the Joey Chestnut review versus Nick Vitrano. Plus Google says it's Lake America, a movie reboot 30 years in the making, and a Brewers / Cubs preview

Jack McGrath and Peggy Kaczynski are in for Carmen and Jurko on Bears Victory Monday after Tyson Bagent, Xavion Thomas and the Bears offense put on a show in the final preseason game. The guys react to the Bears’ roster cuts, including Kiran Amegadjie and Ruben Hyppolite, and discuss what those misses say about Ryan Poles’ developmental draft picks. They also break down the Gervon Dexter trade, Jordan Vandenberg’s rise and whether Tyson Bagent could eventually carry real trade value. The baseball conversation centers on PCA’s incredible weekend, his MVP lead over Shohei Ohtani and the Cubs’ pitching concerns entering a massive Brewers series. The hour closes with wedding dilemma as CKatt wonders how much planning a groomsman should do when the best man is not pulling his weight.