Carmen and Jurko open NFL Day Zero with plenty of concern about both Chicago baseball teams after a rough Tuesday night. The White Sox get blown out by the Pirates as Sean Burke’s struggles continue, while Mune Murakami’s September slump adds another worry to the lineup. The Cubs lose another late lead to the Brewers, putting the spotlight back on Jacob Webb, Craig Counsell and a bullpen that does not look ready for October. Jesse Rogers joins to explain why the Cubs’ relief issues are real, why the White Sox may have to get creative with their playoff rotation and how Seiya Suzuki’s baserunning mistake hurt in Milwaukee. The hour also includes Elly De La Cruz’s ridiculous throw, Wrigleyville geography and more debate over where the Bears should eventually build their stadium.

That's what they say about our show. This hour, we discuss the new options for the pothole problem that will be pitched today. Plus a conversation with the Bug Man. And of course the Brewers walk off and we give it our own treatment.

The Thanos of the NL. This hour, we begin looking ahead to the anniversary of 9/11 with a Wisconsin connection. Plus, Brewers 360 with Jeff Levering off that awesome walk-off of the Cubs

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Rizz and Hammer to preview the official start of preparations for week 1 for the Browns today.

Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy as the 2026 NFL season gets underway. Schefter discusses the situation surrounding Josh Jacobs and what could factor into any potential discipline from the NFL. He says a significant gap remains between the Packers and Tucker Kraft on a contract extension, but explains why the start of the season could help push the sides toward a deal. Schefter also explains why he expects a strong season from Kyler Murray and believes all four NFC North teams are capable of winning the division. Plus, the crew successfully gets Schefter aboard the Brewers bandwagon.

Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy as the 2026 NFL season gets underway. Schefter discusses the situation surrounding Josh Jacobs and what could factor into any potential discipline from the NFL. He says a significant gap remains between the Packers and Tucker Kraft on a contract extension, but explains why the start of the season could help push the sides toward a deal. Schefter also explains why he expects a strong season from Kyler Murray and believes all four NFC North teams are capable of winning the division. Plus, the crew successfully gets Schefter aboard the Brewers bandwagon.

The Brewers deliver another dramatic comeback against the Cubs, with Jackson Chourio and Luis Lara providing the late-game heroics at American Family Field. Jen, Gabe and Chewy discuss Jacob Misiorowski’s dominant outing and why securing the No. 1 seed could be especially valuable for Milwaukee. They break down the Brewers’ bullpen depth, postseason pitching questions and whether the young roster is proving it can handle October pressure. With Milwaukee reaching 90 wins and taking a commanding division lead, the crew asks the big question: is it officially World Series or bust? Adam Schefter also joins the show to discuss Tucker Kraft’s contract situation, the NFC North and what he expects from Kyler Murray.

The Packers are days away from opening against the Vikings, but Adam Stenavich still isn't revealing exactly what the offensive line will look like. Jen, Gabe and Chewy debate whether Green Bay truly has questions up front or is simply trying to keep Brian Flores guessing. Jen admits she had the perfect opportunity to get an injury update directly from Zach Tom and let it slip away. The crew also reacts to an AI golf commentator named Duff Foreman and wonders how soon artificial intelligence could start replacing broadcasters. They finish with the Brewers and debate whether anything short of a World Series appearance would make this season a disappointment.

Brewers 360 with Jeff Levering! What a game against the Cubs! A rally down from down 2 in the ninth inning where Jackson Chourio tied it in the 9th and a walk off in the 10th. Guys who struggle at the plate are always coming through. The Brewers have come from behind wins 40 times this season (!!).