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Jonas and Brady feel like the NFL deprived fans by tabling the 4th-&-15 alternative to the onside kick. Jonas believes he and Brady could clean up in the American Cornhole League. The writing is on the wall; Aaron Rodgers' time in Green Bay is numbered with Matt LaFleur at the helm and the crew forgets a very special day. All that and much more including Headline or Lie and Over/Under's

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Dan Beyer and Ephraim Salaam talk about the ongoing protests taking place throughout the country in response to the tragic death of George Floyd and speak with FOX Sports Radio NFL insider Adam Caplan about the NFL’s role in social justice moving forward.

Guests include: FSR NFL insider Adam Caplan

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Steve Hartman and Rich Ohrnberger weigh in on the protests going on around the country and the role that athletes can take in healing our nation. The guys question if the NFL will follow through with Roger Goodell’s powerful statement. Also, Steve and Rich take calls from listeners about the national conversation surrounding police brutality. 

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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Mike Harmon and LaVar Arrington! Mike and LaVar discuss the protests happening around the country and what people can be doing to build a positive culture towards change. The guys react to Jim Harbaugh’s comments about Michigan being as close as they can possibly be to winning a championship. Bernie Fratto joins the show to discuss baseball struggling to come to an agreement to start the season and what it means for the future. Artist Blake Jamieson joins the show to talk about the Topps 2020 Project. Plus, Mike and LaVar share their thoughts on DeSean Jackson’s idea to mic up players if there aren’t any fans in the stands.

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Chris Plank, sitting in for Jason Martin, breaks down the status of the NBA, NHL and MLB and tells you which league he thinks will return to play first. Plank also goes over the different ways each league has gone about working it's way through the process of finalizing a plan for their return to play and ask which has been the most affective. Plank also discusses the, now denied, proposal to field an alternative to the onside kick in the NFL and tells you if he was for or against the idea of the 4th and 15 play. Plank also puts on the gloves and defends Dak Prescott from the hot take artists backing a report that didn't paint the whole picture.

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Bernie Fratto has your weekend edition of Straight Outta Vegas and looks ahead to the return of the NBA and NHL discussing what each league could look like when play returns. The SOV crew also gives you the inside edge on some NFL best bets going into next season.

Plus, Matt Holt, the President of U.S. Integrity, joins the show to discuss legalized sports betting and what is next for states trying to get in the game.

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Arnie Spanier and Aaron Torres react to the latest news surrounding the return of the NBA and NHL. The guys also look at the gridlock between the MLB and MLBPA and tell you why it's a bad look for the league and why their could be a ripple effect into following season if the MLB can't figure out the money.

FS1 NBA Inisder, Ric Bucher, joins the show to explain why although the NBA is trending in the right direction there is still plenty to figure out before play gets back underway.

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Brian and George look at the landscape of sports in the country following the death of George Floyd. They breakdown potential playoff formats for the NBA when it makes its return. With DeAndre Hopkins claiming his numbers would better than anybody's if he had a better quarterback, the guys debate the best QB/WR duo over the last several years and they explain why Damian Lillard's comments came off the wrong way. All that and much more!

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Jonas and Bucky look at the landscape of sports in the country following the death of George Floyd and predict an effort to provide more personal support for professional athletes. The guys agree the NFL blew an opportunity to introduce the 4th-and-15 alternative to the onside kick and George Kittle is on his way to reset the market for Tight Ends. That and much more including the Iowa Minute, Scraps and In the Gutter. Guests include Jerry Hairston Jr., Bruce Gradkowski and Adam Caplan.

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Steve Hartman and Cuttino Mobley talk about the NBA placing a target deadline on the 2020 season and the role of professional athletes in trying to help resolve the racial division in America. Steve and Cuttino discuss the labor dispute between MLB players and owners, as well as the nationwide embrace of sports gambling! Plus, friend of the show John Brenkus stops by to weigh in on the return of sports amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Jason McIntyre says that America needs sports more than ever and weighs in on the NBA’s best solution to resume the 2020 season. Jason talks about Baker Mayfield maturing during the offseason and Dak Prescott’s ongoing negotiations with the Dallas Cowboys. Plus, appearances by FOX MLB reporter Jon Paul Morosi, Bleacher Report NFL writer Tyler Dunne and lead NBA writer for NBC Sports Kurt Helin

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Anthony Gargano and Lincoln Kennedy discuss the reported plan for the NBA to return to action. Ant reveals his list of the top NFL franchises of the last 20 years. The guys discuss the landscape of sports returning, highlighting the issues in Major League Baseball and the difficulties in starting college football. The fellas look at the plight of Browns' fans. Plus, in this edition of The Four, the guys share their worst celebrity encounters!

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Jonas Knox looks at the return of the NBA season and shows how this is the perfect opportunity to shift the NBA calendar for good. Jonas looks at the future of fans attending NFL games and give 3 proposals for rule changes that the NFL should consider. Jonas knows what else you have been tricked by if you also believed the "The Last Dance" was a true documentary, and the Houston Astros are pulling a great escape. Plus, the latest editions of Do You Care, Guess that Garbage, Pro Wrestler or Porn Star, The Scraps, and Ticket or Stick It!

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Chris and Arnie recap 'The Match' which delivered on star power and Peyton Manning being deserving of a huge broadcasting contract. The guys react live as Brad Keselowski wins the Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte. Plus they look forward to a possible return of sports with College Football Insider Pete Fiutak, NBA Writer Eric Pincus and Todd Fuhrman from FS1's "Lock It In." That and much more including Buy or Sell and Arnie's Picks.

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Jonas and Brady think 'The Match' delivered on compelling content and smack talk as Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning beat Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady. Brady explains why everyone needs to take it easy when looking at a potential extension for Dak Prescott. The guys look forward to the NFL possibly altering the onside kick rule and countdown to a potential return of college football. That and much more including "Live Bet Jesus," "Headline or Lie," and "Over/Under's."

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Dan Beyer and Ephraim Salaam talk about the most important aspects the NBA needs to consider before they return and discuss the NFL’s new overtime rules that will be implemented in 2020. The guys react live as Tiger Woods, Peyton Manning, Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady square off in a charity golf tournament. Dan and Ephraim debate the real reason the Bulls dynasty came to an end and explain why the Cowboys should want a shorter deal with Dak Prescott!

Guests: Eric Pincus, Adam Caplan

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Steve Hartman and Rich Ohrnberger talk about the latest developments surrounding the NBA’s mission to play out the 2020 season. The guys talk about New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s decision to allow professional sports teams to begin training in the state and the new rules the NFL will implement next season! Steve and Rich discuss the next big docuseries that will hit the sports world and react live to the charity gold match featuring Tom Brady and Peyton Manning!

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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Mike Harmon and LaVar Arrington! Mike and LaVar explain why we need to look to the NFL’s history to build a better future especially when trying to make changes to the league. The guys discuss the latest on the NBA trying to restart their season, if Florida is the best fit and what it would look like if the NBA did a 24 team tournament like the NHL has proposed. Mike and LaVar react to DeVonta Freeman turning down an offer from the Seahawks and saying he may sit out the season if he doesn’t get paid. The guys react to Joe Flacco signing with the Jets, what it means for New York and how it impacts Cam Newton. Plus, Mike and LaVar share their thoughts on Michigan’s Athletic Director saying football will not happen without students on campus and Andrew Cuomo allowing training camps to open in New York.

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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Andy Furman and Brian Noe! Andy and Brian react to the Steelers decisions to sell fewer season tickets for the upcoming season and what it means to go to a game. The guys share their thoughts on the passing of Jerry Sloan and wonder why people focus on the negative when they are alive. Andy and Brian discuss the NFL changing the onside kick rule and possibly adding a “sky judge” to the officiating crew. The guys talk about the latest about Dak Prescott’s contract, Joe Flacco joining the Jets and Cam Newton still being unemployed. Plus, the guys dive into what the NBA should do to if they are able to restart the season and which league will be the first to start playing games.

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Jason Martin looks at the proposed plans to get the NBA and NHL back on the court and ice and tells you why the NBA, like the NHL, should at least think about expanding their playoff format because novel times allow for novel adaptations. Jason also explains why a nine-part documentary about Tom Brady is more intriguing than most are giving it credit for because Tom Brady is too smart to okay a product that he wont bring something worth while to. Plus, Jason weighs in on the standoff between Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys and tells you how he thinks the money should be dished out.

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Bernie Fratto and the Straight Outta Vegas crew look ahead to Las Vegas' return to normalcy once the COVID-19 shutdown is over along with a look around the United States to breakdown which states will and wont have legalized sports betting in the future. Also, the SOV crew tell you how to bet Sunday's charity golf event between Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning against Tom Brady and Phil Mickelson.

Plus, Rob Miech is in studio to talk about the state of sports gambling and tell you how he thinks the stare down between the Dallas Cowboys and QB Dak Prescott should play out

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Arnie Spanier and Aaron Torres look ahead to the proposed plans and venues being floated around an NBA and NHL return and ask the important "What ifs" for that could get in the way of crowning a champion in both leagues. Arnie and Aaron also look to the possibility of the NFL and NCAA playing football in front of fans, even in a limited capacity. The guys also tell you why a documentary focusing on Tom Brady, much like Michael Jordan's "The Last Dance", is something neither of them are interested in.

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With the NBA eyeing a possible return in Orlando, Brian and George debate whether or not it's a good idea for expanding the playoffs. Brian loves the proposal for an 8th booth official in the NFL and a 4 & 15 alternative to onside kicks. George explains why Peyton Manning is better than Tom Brady and the guys continue to fight over a hypothetical trade for Russell Wilson.

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Jonas and Bucky look forward to the return of sports but aren't expecting a return to normalcy. Jonas believes Dak has all the leverage in contract negotiations with the Cowboys. Bucky thinks LeBron could have been a Hall of Fame Tight End but Jonas calls shenanigans. The guys discuss Memorial Day BBQ must-haves and remember the greatness that was Tecmo Bowl. All that and much more including The Iowa Minute and visits from Bruce Gradkowski, Adam Caplan and Clarence Hill.

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Steve Hartman and Cuttino Mobley talk about the NBA’s plan to finish out the 2020 season and share their enthusiasm for the big golf match on Sunday which will feature Tom Brady and Peyton Manning. The guys discuss the importance of legalizing sports gambling amid the COVID-19 pandemic and marvel at the NBA players' biggest gripe with the league's proposal to return.

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Jason McIntyre questions why Shaq and Charles Barkley don’t want the NBA season to continue and slams those that would put an asterisk next to the 2020 NBA champions. Jason shares his list of Top 10 QB’s entering the 2020 NFl season and explains why Dak Prescott is not worth the major payday he wants! Also, Jason talks about the survey sent to NBA GM’s and shares his favorite option for the league’s return to play! Plus, legendary sportscaster Bob Costas drops by to weigh in on ‘The Last Dance’.

Guests: Matt Mosely, Caron Butler, Bob Costas

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Anthony Gargano and Lincoln Kennedy give their final reactions to "The Last Dance" and look forwards to the next sports documentaries to come. The guys look at all-time NBA starting 5's and assess the best of the best. Ant and Linc discuss the coming Lance Armstrong documentary and Mike Tyson movie, and ask who they want to see documented in a future film. The fellas remember Jerry Sloan and examine the potential onside kick rule change. Plus, in this edition of The Four, if you could give any player food poisoning before any game in history, who would it be?!

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Jonas Knox celebrates the end of GOAT talk... or so he thinks. Jonas questions your sanity if you don't like the proposal to change the onside kick. Jonas plays The Blame Game: Dak Prescott Edition and finds a home for Cam Newton. Jonas explains why Adam Silver cares too much about public opinion. Plus, the latest editions of Do You Care, Guess that Garbage, Pro Wrestler or Porn Star, The Scraps, and Ticket or Stick It!

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Chris and Arnie recap the final 2 episodes of 'The Last Dance' while Arnie holds out for his "childhood friend" Steve Kerr to call into the show. The guys rebel against those who say the docu-series is tainted because of MJ's influence over the final product and they defend Michael Jordan's decision to not be politically outspoken. Todd Fuhrman stops by with a Vegas perspective on the return of NASCAR , golf and possibly other sports in the near future plus weekly editions of "Buy or Sell" and Arnie's Picks.

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Jonas and Brady discuss why the proposed changes to the Rooney Rule mean well but miss the big picture and may insult any minority coach or front office executive who gets hired. The guys celebrate the return of live sports highlighted by UFC, NASCAR and an exhibition golf match at a course Brady has intimate knowledge of plus they look deeper into Sean Payton's allegations against the Bucs. All that and much more including Live Bet Jesus, Headline or Lie and Over/Under's.

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Dan Beyer and Ephraim Salaam react to the NFL’s head-scratching proposal to fix the Rooney Rule and speak with MLB insider Bob Nightengale about baseball’s plan to return this season! Ephraim shares locker room stories from his days in the NFL and tries to best his score in another round of “Easy as 1,2,3…4”. Dan and Ephraim sound off on big stories around the NFL including the Packers, Seahawks and Steelers! Plus, the guys debut a new game in honor of Golf’s return- “Matthew of Fact!”

Guests include: USA Today MLB reporter Bob Nightengale, FSR NFL insider Adam Caplan

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Steve Hartman and Rich Ohrnberger weigh in on the various plans in the works for sports to return. Is MLB’s proposal too restrictive? The guys talk about the tragic passing of Phyllis George, who paved the way for female sportscasters. Steve and Rich debate whether or not the NFL is making the right decision with their adjustments to the Rooney Rule. Also, FOX Sports MLB reporter Jon Morosi stops by to break down the league's proposal to return to play!

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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Mike Harmon and LaVar Arrington! Mike and LaVar discuss Blake Snell’s comments about not playing if he has to take a pay cut. The guys share their thoughts on Chris Paul saying players want to get back on the court and how it was a different approach that highlighted wanted to play over money. Mike and LaVar talk about the legal trouble some NFL players have gotten themselves into the past couple of days and why we shouldn’t be quick to judge them before the facts are available. The guys react to the NFL’s proposal to award teams draft picks if they hire minority coaches and general managers and explain why it is time for owners to rip the bandage off and tell the truth about why they don’t hire black coaches. Plus, Mike and LaVar talk about Aaron Rodgers comments on Jordan Love and what the future could hold for Rodgers.

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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Andy Furman and Brian Noe! Andy and Brian share their thoughts on the return of NASCAR this weekend. The guys react to Channing Frye saying Jordan’s only job was to score is inaccurate and crazy. Andy and Brian disagree on if baseball will return this season and discuss Blake Snell’s comments about players taking an additional pay cut and revenue splits. The guys respond to the NFL’s new proposal to reward teams for hiring minority head coaches, GM’s and quarterback coaches. Andy and Brian discuss James Harrison saying Mike Tomlin gave him an envelope with cash after a hit he made in 2010 and whether an investigation should happen. Plus, the guys talk about the rumor of Russell Wilson being possibly traded to the Browns and Brian explains why the Seahawks would be wise to trade Wilson now.

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Jason Martin talks about the optics surrounding the NFL and MLB and explains how the tone and timing of a message will change how it lands. Jason talks about the comments made by MLB pitcher Blake Snell and tells you why although he may have a right to say this, it's not the right time. Plus, Jason looks ahead to the final two episodes of The Last Dance, the only two episodes he didn't see before the documentary's release, and puts a bow on what he calls a masterpiece.

Jason also talks to NASCAR driver Corey LaJoie about the return of racing in front of no fans and racing after his involvement in the Ryan Newman accident.

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Bernie Fratto gives you the latest out of Las Vegas and take you league by league breaking down what each may look like once they return from the COVID-19 shutdown. Bernie and the SOV crew also look ahead to the final installment of The Last Dance. Plus, The Golden Nugget's Sportsbook Director, Tony Miller, joins the show to tell you how Vegas sportsbooks are adapting to and preparing for life post COVID-19.

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Arnie Spannier and Aaron Torres discuss the return of the MLB and the hurdles still in the way of getting the 2020 regular season underway. The guys also react to the comments by MLB pitcher Blake Snell and tell you if they think his comments were out of line. The guys also talk about the possibility of NCAA Football getting underway this year and what would need to come together for a season to happen.

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Brian and George discuss whether or not the proposal to change the Rooney rule is a good or bad thing for the NFL. Brian calls the argument that "The Last Dance is not a true documentary," the worst take in sports right now and the guys debate whether or not it would be smart to trade Russell Wilson for next year's number one pick and effectively Trevor Lawrence. All that and much more!

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Jonas and Bucky look back on a week full of shenanigans including arrest warrants issued for a number of NFL players, Sean Payton accusing the Bucs of tanking for Winston, a proposed change to the Rooney Rule, Aaron Rodgers speaking for the first time since the drafting of Jordan Love and Blake Snell voicing his displeasure for taking a pay cut to play. That and much more including the Iowa Minute, In the Gutter and the guys listing their top 5 favorite fruit, plus visits from Jon Morosi, Bruce Gradkowski and Adam Caplan.

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Steve Hartman and Cuttino Mobley react to MLB’s return-to-play protocol and weigh in on the absurd adjustments to the Rooney Rule. The guys discuss the role that race plays in the hiring of coaches and front office positions. Plus, friend of the show John Brenkus stops by to talk about the return to sports amid COVID-19 and David Spencer joins the show with the latest on the intersection of business and sports!

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Jason McIntyre shares his biggest takeaways from the first eight episodes of The Last Dance and reacts to the NFL’s asinine reasoning behind their adjustment to the Rooney Rule. Jason explains why the 2017 Warriors are the greatest NBA team of all-time and questions if MLB will handle their return the right way!

Guests include: Jon Morosi, Eddie House, B.J. Armstrong, Norman Chad

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Anthony Gargano and Lincoln Kennedy discuss Blake Snell's comments regarding baseball's current negotiations, and Ant rips in to Snell for his thoughts. Linc gives perspective on the NFL's potential new rule regarding incentives for hiring minority head coaches and GMs. Ant and Linc give their takes on the Top 74 NBA players of all time, and the guys give their top quarterbacks right now in the NFL. Plus, in this edition of The Four, who are the most overrated and underrated players of all time?

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Jonas Knox explains why Aaron Rodgers is getting dumped, and we are seeing the beginning of the process. Sean Payton may have blown the whistle on a scandal bigger than bountygate. Jonas demonstrates how we need to understand where Blake Snell is coming from. The Dallas Cowboys may be costing themselves millions of dollars by neglecting Dak Prescott's extension. Plus, the latest editions of Do You Care, Guess That Garbage, Pro Wrestler or Porn Star, The Scraps, and Ticket or Stick It!

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Chris Plank and Arnie Spanier recap episodes 7 and 8 of The Last Dance. They celebrate the return of sport with UFC 249. They give their takeaways from the NFL Schedule and they react to Dr. Fauci's comments that the coronavirus will decide if there's football in 2020. That and much more including visits from NFL Writer Jason Hirschhorn, NBA Insider Eric Pincus and UFC Writer Dave Doyle.

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Jonas Knox and Brady Quinn celebrate Mother's Day by breaking down the winners and losers from the NFL Schedule release. Jonas gives his conspiracy theory surrounding Tom Brady and the Bucs. Brady weighs in on the contract battle between Dak Prescott and the Cowboys and he tells you why Mark Emmert sounds out of touch on his approach to the return of college athletics. All that and much more including Live Bet Jesus, Headline or Lie and Over/Under's.

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Dan Beyer and Ephraim Salaam share their most anticipated games of the 2020 NFL season and explain why UFC 249 did not satisfy their sports craving. The guys claim that the NFL is growing tired of the Cleveland Browns and question who is hurt most by the 'Last Dance' documentary. Also, Dan and Ephraim debate which commissioner is handling the COVID-19 pandemic the best!

Guests include: FSR NFL insider Adam Caplan

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Steve Hartman and Rich Ohrnberger celebrate the greatest Mother’s Day moments in sports history and discuss the future of college football. The guys debate some of the most head-scratching scheduling decisions made by the NFL and Adam Silver’s handling of the NBA amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Also, Steve and Rich talk about MLB’s decision to cut their draft down to 5 rounds!

Guest: FOX Sports MLB reporter Jon Paul Morosi

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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Mike Harmon and LaVar Arrington! Mike and LaVar discuss the NFL schedule release and how players react. The guys explain why this is a make or break season for Bill O’Brien and the Houston Texans. Mike and LaVar share their thoughts on Philip Rivers going into coaching after his career is over and what the transition will be like. The guys talk about the advice Kirk Cousins gave Dak Prescott about signing the franchise tag and what it means for a longer term deal with the Cowboys. Mike and LaVar react to the 49ers looking at holding training camp outside of California and what teams might be doing to get ready for football season. Plus, the guys discuss the plans for the return of the NBA and what MLB is doing to get their season started.

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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Andy Furman and Brian Noe! Andy and Brian think that James Franklin is correct in saying football should happen even if everyone can’t participate. The guys say they are impressed that the NFL is able to even make the release of team schedules a spectacle and Brian explains why the Patriots don’t deserve to be in five prime time games. Andy and Brian react to Adam Silver saying a positive coronavirus test might not stop the season if it starts again and how the NBA should consider pay-per-view playoffs that includes uncensored content. The guys discuss Jim Harbaugh’s comments about college eligibility and why it is in the NFL’s best interest to keep things the way they are. Plus, Andy and Brian discuss which match ups in the NFL they are most excited about this season.

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Jason Martin opens the show talking about clarity, the lack of clarity during the COVID-19 pandemic and how the NFL has helped provide something we all lack as we sit in quarantine. Jason compares the end of The Office and Parks and Recreation, tells you why the completion of the two were received so differently and draws a comparison to to why everyone will be watching the New England Patriots next season. Jason looks ahead to the next installments of The Last Dance and tells you why episodes seven and eight will be the two of the most talked about episodes of the series.

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