Tony Reali and four reporters from across the country debate about the hottest issues in this sport of competitive banter.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 15 days 15 hours 56 minutes
NFL Commits $100M to Safety: 9/14/16
Tony Reali and the national panel discuss the NFL committing $100M to the concussion initiative, Dez Bryant wanting to face Josh Norman and if Adele or Lady Gaga is a better Super Bowl halftime show.
Reaction to Week 1: 9/13/16
Tony Reali and the national panel discuss the Steelers-Redskins matchup, how the Cardinals are taking their loss to the Patriots and more.
First Year QBs Shine: 9/12/16
Tony Reali and the national panel discuss Jimmy Garoppolo's win over the Cardinals, Jack Del Rio's call to give the Raiders the win over the Saints and Carson Wentz's two-touchdown performance in win over the Browns.
Protocol Questions: 9/9/16
Tony Reali and the national panel discuss NFL concussion protocol, Trevor Siemian's performance and if Serena Williams was using excuses for her loss.
NFL Kickoff: 9/8/16
Tony Reali and the national panel cover the Broncos-Panthers matchup, Ron Rivera being unhappy with the scheduling, the Seahawks' national anthem tribute and more.
Colts Concerns: 9/7/16
Tony Reali and the national panel cover Jared Goff being inactive for season opener, Jim Irsay's concern about Colts offensive Line and Drew Brees' contract extension.
An Early Start: 9/6/16
Tony Reali and the national panel discuss Carson Wentz's Week 1 start, the Vikings' acquisition of Sam Bradford and more.
Back Issues: 8/26/16
Michael Smith and the national panel discusses Tony Romo's back injury, Ezekiel Elliot's dispensary visit, Tom Brady playing against the Panthers and more.
The Meeting: 8/25/16
Michael Smith and the national panel discusses James Harrison meeting with the NFL, the Chargers pulling their offer from Joey Bosa, Ezekiel Elliot's debut tonight with Cowboys and more.
Trash Talk : 8/24/16
Tim Cowlishaw, Sarah Spain, Jackie MacMullan and Kevin Blackistone discuss Josh Gordon trash talk, Jim Boeheim saying Carmelo Anthony won't win a championship and the 49ers' QB situation.