RJ the Movie Critic joins Hammer and Emmett to discuss the latest in the movie theaters and on TV.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Hammer and Chris to preview joint practice with the Bills.

Jeff Joniak joins Carmen and Jurko live from Cincinnati at the Bears and Bengals joint practice! He talks about what he has seen so far in training camp and battles. Plus, they do The List of Lists! Today's topic is: Superbowl halftime shows you want to see! They take calls on The List of Lists, and Jurko tests Carmen on his soccer knowledge.

RBS HR 2 - Hammer and Chris preview joint practice with Tony Grossi and they talk movies with RJ.

Recognition for mom making snacks all season long! This hour, we begin with silly season, and we are in the thrawls of it. Plus, Everyday Hero, and Brewers 360 with the GM, Matt Arnold!

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to explain why Marshawn Lloyd should receive a much bigger workload in the Packers’ next preseason game. Wilde discusses the uncertainty surrounding Josh Jacobs and why Green Bay would like clarity on his situation before the regular season begins. He breaks down an offensive line that entered training camp with questions at every position and may have somehow created even more of them. Wilde also assesses Savion Williams and the Packers’ receiver competition before explaining Green Bay’s new “Protect Our Plays” approach to limiting filming at practice.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy look ahead to the Packers’ preseason matchup with Denver and the position battles still taking shape in training camp. The crew discusses the uncertainty surrounding Josh Jacobs and why getting a longer look at Marshawn Lloyd has become increasingly important. Attention then turns to the offensive line, which could be the biggest threat to Green Bay’s season with questions surrounding Aaron Banks and several inexperienced starters. Jason Wilde joins the show and agrees that the offensive line remains a major concern while breaking down Marshawn Lloyd, the competition up front and the Packers’ receiving corps. The hour wraps with a college football conversation about how far the sport has drifted from the traditional student-athlete model.

Joey Ortiz has become one of baseball’s hottest hitters, and Gabe and Chewy say the Brewers need to stop overthinking the matchups and keep him in the lineup every day. They also discuss Bryce Turang’s workload, Sal Frelick’s time in Triple-A and whether there’s any reason for concern after Dustin May’s rough outing against Seattle. Top 8 at 8 challenges the guys to name the Packers with the most interceptions during the Matt LaFleur era. The conversation shifts to reported trade interest in Carrington Valentine and whether the Packers should even consider moving one of their cornerbacks. Chewy draws on his NFL experience to explain why players competing for jobs need to remember that, despite all the talk about family and loyalty, the NFL is ultimately a business.

Carmen and Jurko open the show recapping the White Sox 3-0 win over the Cubs yesterday afternoon in Wrigley. Plus, they listen to audio from Ben Johnson at his joint practice press conference in Cincinnati. He talks about Caleb's accuracy improving, and more. Carmen talks about the Bengals defense and how their offense is so good despite the defense. Bucs extend Vita Vea, should the Bears have tried harder for a trade? Hannah recaps her interaction with a salty Cubs fan!

Brewers 360 with the GM! Matt Arnold joins the program. The Brewers smacked the Mariners around on Tuesday. On Wednesday, the Brewers had a tough go and took a tough loss. Rubber match this afternoon. So, what's the pitching rotation look like?