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Andy Furman and Nick Bahe are filling in for Jason McIntyre on The Big Lead. Andy and Nick explain why we may be putting too much pressure on Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold following their stellar preseason debuts, why the new NCAA basketball rule that will allow undrafted players to return to school is a step in the right direction but is far from a cure-all, why kneelers in the NFL may need to find a new form of protest & much more! Plus, appearances by basketball insider Jeff Goodman and Bleacher Report NFL writer Jason Cole
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Ant and Linc discuss the state of politics in sports and the impact that Twitter is having on sports. Also the guys discuss Lincoln’s big debut as the Oakland Raiders Color Commentator alongside Legendary Sportscaster Brent Musburger. Also, the guys present possibly the worst trivia game of all-time. And, NFL Network Analyst Brian Baldinger stops by to tell you which Rookie QB had the most impressive preseason debut.
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Brian Noe fills in for Jonas and tells you why everyone is overreacting to the great performances of Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield. Also, Brian explains why a lot of people are on the wrong side of the Aaron Rodgers vs. Tom Brady debate. Plus, Brian tells you which quarterback the NFL would benefit the most from if they become a star.
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RJ and Steve react to Sam Darnold’s impressive debut for the New York Jets and give you biggest takeaway from the performance. Plus the guys break down Baker Mayfield’s first game for the Cleveland Browns and discuss if there is an actual Quarterback controversy brewing. Plus, RJ and Steve discuss the release of the NBA Over/Under Win Totals and tell you if the number for the Lakers is too high or too low.
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Chris Plank and Arnie Spanier break down the latest from the Urban Meyer- Ohio State scandal including if and why they think Meyer will be coaching for the Buckeyes this season. The guys also get the pulse of Ohio State nation when Kevin Noon of Yahoo!’s Buckeye Grove checks in and dishes what he’s hearing from the area. Also, the guys continue their division previews with the AFC North. Is there anything other than the Steeler? The guys discuss.
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Urban Meyer and Ohio State University have a scandal on their hands and Jonas Knox and Brady discuss some of the finer details of the situation and tell you if and why they think Meyer will be coaching for OSU this season. The guys also dive into a bit of NFL trade news with the Browns shipping Corey Coleman to Buffalo and tell you why the trade says more about Josh Gordon. Plus, an NFL QB stumbles out of the gate and a college QB has hurt feelings and the guys tell you who they are.
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Rob Parker and Chris Broussard debate whether or not Terrell Owens has a point when he suggests that Hall of Fame voters are not in alignment with the core values of the Hall of Fame, and whether or not the NFL’s new ‘helmet rule’ is going to ruin the sport as we know it. Plus, the guys explain why LeBron James would be best served taking the high road following President Donald Trump’s insulting tweet, why Urban Meyer deserves to be fired if it turns out he turned a blind eye towards domestic violence on his coaching staff.
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Mark Willard and John Middlekauff explain why it's odd that Hall of Fame voters have decided to protect Ray Lewis from scrutiny yet ostracize Terrell Owens, why it's looking increasingly likely that Urban Meyer is going to be able to keep his job at Ohio State, why athletes being honest and outspoken is only beneficial when that player is self-aware, just how many NFL teams exactly have a legitimately chance to win the Super Bowl next season, and much more! Plus, Sirius XM NFL Radio host Alex Marvez stops by
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Chris Mannix and Bucky Brooks explain how Urban Meyer and Ohio State will handle the Zach Smith domestic violence issues and if and when Urban knew the details. Yahoo Sports national columnist Pat Forde joins the show to discuss the consequences of the the Zach Smith scandal. Plus, the guys break down the Hall of Fame speeches by Ray Lewis and Terrell Owens. And, Sports Illustrated NFL writer Robert Klemko explains how the Baltimore Ravens PR staff protected Ray Lewis from having to discuss his involvement in two murders back in 2000.
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Dan Beyer & Mike Harmon rewind on the Pro Football Hall of Fame and wonder if Ray Lewis was offered a new gold jacket after seemingly sweating through the first one. Kelvin Benjamin has been barking that he was not pleased with where he was drafted in Carolina and Dan & Mike don’t think playing with an elite QB would have made the WR a complete world-beater. Dan also thinks with the current information out there, Urban Meyer will keep his job and the guys discuss why Trump’s tweet to LeBron was the best thing for the NFL. Guests Include: Andrea Kremer
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