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With the Browns sitting tied for last place in the AFC North, our analysts discuss why the team is where they are. Tuesday night marks the start of the new NBA season. Tim Legler and Jay Williams join the show to share their takes on some of the league's biggest storylines. Plus, Marcus Spears breaks down some of the most notable sound bites from Week 6 in "Swagu Says". Baker Mayfield, Kyrie Irving, Ben Simmons
Dominique Foxworth, Dan Graziano, Jeff Saturday and Marcus Spears join Mike Greenberg to discuss a Monday Night Football thriller that ended in a questionable way. Were the Bills right to go for it on 4th down? Should Derrick Henry and the Titans be taken more seriously? After Dak Prescott was diagnosed with a calf sprain, how concerned should we be? Plus, the Browns are sitting at .500 but just how much of that is on Baker Mayfield?
The Get Up crew discusses the Cowboys' OT thriller in Foxboro. Should Mike McCarthy continue to be getting criticism for his time management? What should our biggest worry be for the Cowboys? Meanwhile, quarterbacks were at the center of attention again. Should the Giants be more careful with Daniel Jones? Is Dan Campbell right about Jared Goff needing to step up? Plus, the analysts give their takes on how the Browns' season has gone.
Mike Greenberg, Ryan Clark, Dan Orlovsky and Rex Ryan discuss Week 6 in the NFL. After what could be the potential game of the year, did the Cowboys' win prove they are the best in the NFC? In a matchup featuring two MVP candidates, did Lamar Jackson and the Ravens show they are the best in the AFC? Plus, is it time to panic in Cleveland?
The Get Up crew continues the second hour of the show as they discuss whether the Eagles are asking too much of Jalen Hurts. Buster Olney breaks down the decisive Game 5 of the NLDS between the Dodgers and Giants. Were the Giants cheated by a bad call? Can the Dodgers beat the Braves? Plus, with a battle between two MVP candidates this weekend, which quarterback would our analysts rather: Justin Herbert or Lamar Jackson?
Sam Acho, Ryan Clark, Dan Graziano and Rob Ninkovich join Mike Greenberg as they give their reaction to the Bucs beating the Eagles to open Week 6. Did Brady prove that he could actually be the greatest free agent signing of all time? One of our analysts smells an upset brewing in Foxboro. Can the Patriots beat the Cowboys? Plus, David Pollack gives his analysis on whether Alabama can make the playoff and who should make the start for the Sooners this week.
One week after calling Baker Mayfield the most replaceable quarterback in the NFL, Bart Scott shares his feelings on the signal caller now. Will our other analysts agree with him? After a stunning resignation from Jon Gruden earlier this week, how do the Raiders move on and will they be able to overcome all this? Plus, Scott gives his list of the top five quarterbacks in the NFL right now but not without a bit of controversy.
Mike Greenberg, Kimberley A. Martin, Louis Riddick and Bart Scott preview Thursday night's Bucs-Eagles matchup. Are the Bucs asking too much from a 44 year old Tom Brady? Is Jalen Hurts the future of the Eagles? After experiencing early season struggles, is Patrick Mahomes trying to do too much on offense? Plus, Jessica Mendoza breaks down Thursday night's NLDS Game 5 between the Dodgers and Giants.
With the Dodgers-Giants series going into a winner take all matchup, Jessica Mendoza breaks down Game 4 and who has the upper edge in Game 5. The Cowboys are off to a hot start but who deserves the most credit for it? Cleveland is having Super Bowl thoughts but is Baker Mayfield a liability in the Browns getting there? Plus, Dominique Foxworth gives his power rankings for the top five teams in the NFL. Dak Prescott, Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray
Jeff Darlington, Dominique Foxworth and Rob Ninkovich join Ryan Smith to give their takes on whether Tom Brady can keep up the season he is having. Brian Windhorst reports on the latest regarding the decisions surrounding Kyrie Irving and Ben Simmons. Is there a quarterback controversy brewing for the Sooners? Plus, can we actually see a college football playoff without Alabama? Heather Dinich and Paul Finebaum join the show to discuss it all.
After leaked emails forced the stunning resignation of Jon Gruden Monday night, Adam Schefter reports on how it all went down. Dominique Foxworth, Dan Graziano, Jeff Saturday and Marcus Spears join Ryan Smith to give their takes on how the fallout will impact the Raiders' front office and locker room. In a thrilling overtime victory against the Colts, Lamar Jackson put on an MVP-caliber performance. Is he the MVP through five weeks though? Plus, Jessica Mendoza breaks down how the Red Sox advanced to the ALCS and what is needed for them to win it all.
After leaked emails forced the stunning resignation of Jon Gruden Monday night, Adam Schefter reports on how it all went down. Dominique Foxworth, Dan Graziano, Jeff Saturday and Marcus Spears join Ryan Smith to give their takes on how the fallout will impact the Raiders' front office and locker room. In a thrilling overtime victory against the Colts, Lamar Jackson put on an MVP-caliber performance. Is he the MVP through five weeks though? Plus, Jessica Mendoza breaks down how the Red Sox advanced to the ALCS and what is needed for them to win it all. Jon Gruden, Lamar Jackson, Chris Sale
The Get Up crew breaks down the Cowboys' dominant win over the injury-stricken Giants. Are the Cowboys the best team in the NFC? How concerned should we be about the health of the Giants? In an overtime win over the Bengals, what did Aaron Rodgers do that has Dan Orlovsky saying it's the best he's ever seen from him? Plus, the crew hands out their Sunday Superlatives.
Mike Greenberg, Ryan Clark, Dan Orlovsky and Rex Ryan discuss an exciting Sunday in the NFL. After a crushing defeat to the Bills at home, are the Chiefs in trouble? What did the Bills prove? With the lack of a statement win this season, can the Browns trust Baker Mayfield to win the big game? Plus, Heather Dinich and Paul Finebaum join the show to break down the craziness of Week 6 in college football.
The Get Up crew gives their take on whether Baker Mayfield is THE guy or just another guy in Cleveland. Is Mayfield replaceable? With the Giants and Cowboys facing off in an NFC East showdown, what are the chances the Giants pull off the upset? Plus, are the Buccaneers asking too much of Tom Brady?
Mike Greenberg, Sam Acho, Dan Graziano and Rob Ninkovich discuss the Rams beating the Seahawks and the significance of Russell Wilson's injury. What does Wilson's injury mean for both the Seahawks' present and future? In a battle between two of the AFC's powerhouses, will it be the Bills or Chiefs coming out on top Sunday night? Plus, how important is it for Oklahoma to get a win over Texas? Could Texas really be back with a statement win? Desmond Howard gives his insight on the rivalry.
For the first time in history, the Dodgers and Giants will face off in the postseason. Jessica Mendoza breaks down the biggest keys for both teams. With Baker Mayfield continuing to struggle, is he proving to be replaceable? Plus, which analyst is predicting for the Cowboys to fall in a giant upset? What will be a "successful" season for Dallas?
After a thrilling National League Wild Card game, Jessica Mendoza gives her analysis on the unlikely hero and why Cody Bellinger's 9th inning at-bat deserves more credit. Just two days after saying Andy Dalton is his starter, Matt Nagy turned a 180 and gave Justin Fields the keys to the franchise. Why this move now? Plus, the Urban Meyer saga in Jacksonville continues. Jeff Darlington, Louis Riddick, Bart Scott and Damien Woody discuss the locker room morale and if Meyer should step down.
The Get Up Crew discusses Red Sox chacnes to succeed in the playoffs. Who wins the NL wild card game? Patriots release Stephon Gilmore out of nowhere. What team should sign Gilmore? Should Fields start for the Bears? What is Nagy really thinking? Is Big Ben going to be benched? Should CFB expand the playoffs?
Mike Greenberg, Jess Mendosa, Booger Mcfarland and Domonique Foxworth discuss the Al Wildcard beat down at Fenway. Are the Cowboys a superbowl team? Aaron Rodgers wants to be a Steeler? Are the Bears making QB mistakes? Is Big Ben done as QB1?
The Get up Crew discusses the Chicago bears and who should start on Sunday. Should Fields be the QB1? Should Big Ben be benched? Is the defense the difference maker for the Cowboys? Was is the key for the Yankees to win?
Mike Greenberg, Jeff Saturday,Dan Granziano Domonique Foxworth, and Marcus Spears dicuss the Chargers beating the Raiders. Are the Chargers the best team in the AFC West? Why is Nagy pushing for Dalton to be Qb1? Is Big Ben washed up? Are the Cowboys a Superbowl contender? Are the Bucs asking too much of Tom? Justin Herbert Justin Fields, Matt Nagy
The Get Up Crew discuss Bucs beating the Patriots. Have the Cowboys finally gotten it together? Can the Bucs repeat? Can Fields have more success being Qb1 for the Bears? Are the Cardinals the best team in the NFC? Can Trey Lance lead the 49ers to success? Are the Bills legit?
Hour 1: Brady Back in Foxborough Mike Greenberg, Ryan Clark, Rex Ryan, Dan Orlovsky discuss the Brady return to Foxboro. Was this game closer than expected? Are the Patriots a playoff team? Is Fields the right Qb for Chicago? Are the Cowboys one of the best teams in the NFC? Are the Steelers in panic mode? Should Big Ben be replaced? Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, Dak Prescott
The Get Up crew continues the second hour of the show as they discuss their expectations and also how the Patriots can ruin Brady's return home to New England. With the starting quarterback job still up in the air in Chicago this weekend, who should get the call if all three are healthy? Plus, is it fair to compare Dak Prescott to Peyton Manning and Drew Brees? One NFL coach agrees with that statement but do our analysts?
Mike Greenberg, Ryan Clark, Dan Graziano, Rob Ninkovich and Rex Ryan discuss how Bill Belichick's knowledge of Tom Brady impacts Sunday night's matchup as well as what they are most looking forward to. After Damien Woody called Ben Roethlisberger "washed" on Thursday's show, the crew gives their takes on whether Woody is right. Plus, David Pollack joins the show to break down the possibilities of Alabama and Notre Dame getting upset this weekend.
The Get Up crew breaks down what is at stake in this weekend's matchup between the Bucs and Patriots. Despite all of the storylines in this game, could Mac Jones actually be the biggest of them all come Monday? In the NFC, the Cowboys have surprised many but just how good are they? With the Bears starting quarterback unknown for Sunday, the analysts break down what the team should be doing going forward.
Louis Riddick, Bart Scott and Damien Woody join Mike Greenberg to discuss what this Sunday night's game means for both Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. Jenna Laine reports on the latest regarding how Brady and the Bucs are preparing for the Patriots. Currently sitting at 1-2 and last in the AFC West, are the Chiefs giving us reasons to be concerned? Plus, what is wrong with the Steelers? Is this it for Big Ben? Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes, Ben Roethlisberger
The Get Up crew gives their analysis on where the Packers are among the NFC's best. After Matt Nagy's comments saying any of his three quarterbacks could get the start this weekend, what should the concern level be for Justin Fields? Plus, does Ole Miss have the right quarterback in Matt Corral to pull off the upset against Alabama?
Mike Greenberg, Robert Griffin III, Kimberley A. Martin and Rob Ninkovich react to Jerry Jones and Mike McCarthy's comments on McCarthy's questionable time management in the Cowboys' win over the Eagles. Are people being too hard on McCarthy? With Tom Brady's return to New England just days away, the crew describes what they believe Brady is visualizing for that moment. Plus, Heather Dinich and Paul Finebaum join the show to discuss whether Clemson's time as a national powerhouse is over.
The Get Up crew continues the show as they give their expectations for Tom Brady's return to New England. Will it be a blowout? After yet another time management issue, is Mike McCarthy the biggest concern on the Cowboys? Plus, just how bad are things for the Steelers? Did they quit in their game against the Bengals?
Dan Graziano, Dominique Foxworth, Jeff Saturday and Marcus Spears join Mike Greenberg to give their analysis on the Cowboys' dominant Monday night performance. Should the rest of the NFC view the Cowboys as contenders? While the Cowboys offense shined, the Eagles struggled with Jalen Hurts at the helm. Is he the long term answer at QB for Philadelphia? Plus, how worried should we be about Justin Fields on this Bears team?
The Get Up crew gives their analysis on the thriller between the Packers and 49ers. Are Aaron Rodgers and the Packers back on track? After a dominant win over Tom Brady and the Buccaneers. are the Rams the best team in the NFL right now? Plus, with the Chiefs off to a 1-2 start, is the league catching on to Patrick Mahomes?
Mike Greenberg, Ryan Clark, Dan Orlovsky and Rex Ryan discuss Week 3's slate of NFL games. The crew breaks down the performance of Aaron Rodgers after he put the Packers on his back to beat the 49ers. With Justin Fields struggling mightily in his first start, is Matt Nagy to blame? Plus, are we watching the beginning of the end of an era in Pittsburgh?
The Get Up crew continues the second half of the show giving their takes as to whether Tom Brady already has his eyes set on his return to Foxboro. Coming off their first win of the season, will Aaron Rodgers and the Packers be able to continue that success against the 49ers? Plus, the crew gives their Monday Headlines for this weekend's set of NFL games.
Sam Acho, Ryan Clark, Dan Graziano and Rob Ninkovich join Mike Greenberg to discuss the comments surrounding Tom Brady's time in New England under Bill Belichick. With the addition of Micah Parsons on defense, is this finally the year for the Cowboys? Plus, how will Justin Fields fare in his first career NFL start?
Jeff Darlington, Louis Riddick, Bart Scott and Damien Woody join Mike Greenberg to give their takes on Justin Fields making his first career start this weekend. Should Matt Nagy hand the keys to the franchise over to Fields despite saying Dalton is the starter when healthy? With Tom Brady's return to Foxboro just over a week away, is there a chance he could overlook this weekend's matchup against the Rams? A day after Greeny hopped on the Cowboys' bandwagon, will Bart and Woody do the same?
Jeff Darlington, Louis Riddick, Bart Scott and Damien Woody give their takes on yet another day of Aaron Rodgers calling out the critics. Will this have any effect on the Packers and their Super Bowl aspirations? With Odell Beckham Jr. practicing this week, the crew discusses whether he can succeed in the Browns' offense. As the Patriots prepare for the return of Tom Brady to New England in Week 4, is this week already a must-win game for Mac Jones?
The Get Up crew discusses their concerns with the Steelers offense now that Big Ben is hurt and on the decline. Heather Dinich gives her take on why Penn State belongs in the CFP as well as why today marks an important day in college football. Plus, could this finally be the year for Cowboys as contenders? Will Greeny change his NFC East pick away from Washington?
Domonique Foxworth, Tim Hasselbeck, Desmond Howard and Kimberley A. Martin join Mike Greenberg as they discuss how Aaron Rodgers is responding to the critics. After a Week 2 loss to the Ravens, just how vulnerable are the Chiefs? Plus, Heather Dinich and Paul Finebaum break down all things related to college football including the possibility of Deion Sanders coaching at USC.
The second half of the show continues with Dominique Foxworth, Dan Graziano, Jeff Saturday and Marcus Spears discussing whether the Packers look back on track after their win on Monday Night Football. After Rex Ryan showed concern for the Browns defense on Monday, the crew shares their trust level for Cleveland to win the division. Plus, Marcus Spears gives his thoughts on some of Week 2's most notable sound bites in "Swagu Says". Aaron Rodgers, Baker Mayfield, Justin Fields
Dominique Foxworth, Dan Graziano, Jeff Saturday and Marcus Spears join Mike Greenberg as they break down the Packers' first win. The crew discusses their interpretations of Matt Nagy's comments on who the Bears' starting QB is. Plus, with Ben Roethlisberger already taking a ton of hits this season, will he make it through 17 games? Aaron Rodgers, Andy Dalton, Justin Fields, Ben Roethlisberger
The Get Up crew continues the second half of the show breaking down Lamar Jackson's comeback win against the Chiefs. Despite all of Baltimore's injuries, can Jackson carry the team this season? With the second NFL Sunday of the season in the books, each of the analysts gave out their Sunday Superlatives. Plus, the crew dissects Mac Jones' performance against the Jets as he earned the first regular season win of his NFL career.
Ryan Clark, Dan Orlovsky and Rex Ryan join Mike Greenberg to discuss the Sunday night thriller between the Chiefs and Ravens. Was Lamar Jackson's performance enough to silence the doubters? After getting their first win of the season, has the Cowboys defense turned it around for good? Plus, the crew gives their biggest takeaway from Justin Fields' outing after coming in for an injured Andy Dalton.
The Get Up crew continues the second half of the show as they discuss what they need to see from Lamar Jackson this weekend. After playing just three snaps in Week 1, how should the Bears use Justin Fields on Sunday? Plus, with the Cowboys facing the possibility of an 0-2 start, Clark, Graziano and Ninkovich break down how Dallas can pull off the upset against the Chargers.
Ryan Clark, Dan Graziano and Rob Ninkovich join Mike Greenberg to discuss their takeaways from Washington's Thursday Night Football win over the Giants. With the Chiefs and Ravens facing off Sunday night, the crew gives their takes on how wide the gap is between Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes. Plus, David Pollack joins the show to discuss if Florida has any chance of upsetting Alabama in a battle of the SEC.
The Get Up crew continues the second half of the show discussing what they could see happening if the Giants play poorly tonight. With the Chiefs and Ravens facing off this weekend, should we be concerned about Lamar Jackson and the Ravens? Plus, Damien Woody makes his helmet smashing picks for some of Week 2's best games.
Louis Riddick, Bart Scott, Adam Schefter and Damien Woody join Mike Greenberg to discuss this week's Thursday Night Football matchup. The crew stays within the NFC East as they give their takes on who is more important for the Cowboys this week: Dak Prescott or Ezekiel Elliott? Plus, is Baker Mayfield good enough to lead the Browns to an AFC North title?
Dominique Foxworth, Kimberley A. Martin and David Pollack join Mike Greenberg to discuss former Packers TE Jermichael Finley's critical comments of Aaron Rodgers' work ethic. The crew debates whether the Saints are better off with Jameis Winston than they were with Drew Brees last season. Plus, Heather Dinich and Paul Finebaum give their takes on if Alabama remains above everyone else and the chances of them getting upset on the road in Florida.
Dominique Foxworth, Kimberley A. Martin, Rob Ninkovich and David Pollack join Mike Greenberg to discuss the outlook of the NFC East. Hear why one of our analysts thinks it's best for Justin Fields to sit on the sidelines for the entire season. Plus, Heather Dinich and Paul Finebaum give their takes on their top four teams and if Ohio State has played themselves out of the college football playoff with their loss to Oregon last weekend.
The Get Up crew is joined by Marcus Spears as they discuss the Ravens' mistakes in the MNF game. Is the Ravens offense relying too much on Lamar? Are the Raiders actually a contender? How should we feel about the QB situation in Chicago? Plus, Dominique Foxworth gives his NFL power rankings after Week 1.
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