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Pablo Torre is joined by For The Win's Charles McDonald and the Ringer's Kevin Clark to debate who deserves the most blame for the Cardinals performance last night and where they want to see Russell Wilson play next year.

Pablo Torre, Mike Golic Jr. and Domonique Foxworth debate who deserves the most blame for how the Cowboys' season ended and if they will view the Rams' season as a failure if they lose to the Cardinals tonight.

Pablo Torre, Mina Kimes and Domonique Foxworth debate if the Pats can upset the Bills tomorrow and if the Bucs or Chiefs are more of a favorite to return to the Super Bowl this year.

Pablo Torre, Mike Golic Jr. and Cassidy Hubbarth debate the significance of Cam Reddish being traded to the Knicks and if the Lakers should cut bait with Russell Westbrook.

Israel Gutierrez, Elle Duncan and David Jacoby debate if they are with Ja Morant when he says the Grizzlies are one of the best teams in the league and how desirable the Giants coaching job is.

Israel Gutierrez, Clinton Yates and Joon Lee debate if Bryce Young right to blame himself for Alabama's loss and if we need to start viewing the Grizzlies as a real threat in the West.

Pablo Torre, Domonique Foxworth and Bill Barnwell debate how the Raiders and Chargers handled the end of their game last night and if they learned more about the Rams or 49ers yesterday.

Pablo Torre, Mina Kimes and Domonique Foxworth debate what they think of the 49ers chances against the Rams this weekend and if last night was a significant moment for the Knicks or if the Celtics just stink.

Clinton Yates, Israel Gutierrez and Monica McNutt discuss the Nets becoming the odds-on favorites to win the title and what they expect from Klay Thompson and the Warriors when he returns this weekend.

Pablo Torre, Elle Duncan and Israel Gutierrez debate if they see Jim Harbaugh bailing on Michigan to return to the NFL and what they make of Aaron Rodgers' comments implying that his vaccination status could cost him the MVP.

Clinton Yates, Joon Lee and Israel Gutierrez debate if last night was the last time we will see Baker Mayfield in a Browns uniform and if Cooper Kupp is right that any records broken this year deserve an asterisk because of the extra game.

Pablo Torre, Domonique Foxworth and Mike Golic Jr. debate their thoughts on Antonio Brown's meltdown and if they learned more about the Bengals or the Chiefs yesterday.

Whether you love him or hate him or are somehow completely indifferent, you've probably spent at least some of the last 20 years thinking about Tom Brady. Brady has altered friendships, families and communities. He's changed the trajectory of careers and reputations, enabled fairy tale dreams to be both realized and dashed. 'Man In the Arena' is a new 10-part series from ESPN and Religion of Sports that looks at those two decades of Brady through the eyes of the fans and the haters, those in the arena and those outside. Host Gotham Chopra grapples with these big themes, while grounding the podcast in his personal relationship with Tom and his journey from a Brady fan to Tom's friend.   Using Brady's improbable comeback against the Falcons, and all his other come-from-behind victories, this episode looks at the role probability plays in our lives.   Listen on Apple Podcasts (https://apple.co/3FgQalz), Spotify (https://spoti.fi/3c6q4oB), or search “Man In the Arena" wherever you're listening now.

Pablo Torre, Domonique Foxworth and The Ringer's Kevin Clark debate who deserves the most blame for the way the Seahawks' season has gone and if LeBron is right that we can't assess this Lakers team yet.

Pablo Torre, Clinton Yates and Domonique Foxworth debate if the NFL and NBA should follow the NHL and press pause on their seasons and their biggest takeaways from last night's football games.

Pablo Torre, Israel Gutierrez and Mike Golic Jr. debate how alarming last night's loss was for the Bucs and if we can safely say the Cardinals are frauds now.

Pablo Torre, Mina Kimes and Domonique Foxworth debate if the bigger story from last night was Patrick Mahomes' clutch performance or Brandon Staley being too aggressive and Trevor Lawrence's comments about Urban Meyer's departure.

David Jacoby, Domonique Foxworth and Monica McNutt discuss how they will remember the Urban Meyer era in Jacksonville and if the Pelicans-Thunder game was the game of the year in the NBA.

Israel Gutierrez, Sarah Spain and Bill Barnwell debate if the reaction to Steph Curry's 3-point record was a bit of overkill and if it is finally time for the NFL to do something about Daniel Snyder.

Pablo Torre, Bill Barnwell and Israel Gutierrez discuss if the Cardinals are as good as we thought they were after losing to the Rams and talk how leagues should respond to surging COVID cases.

Pablo Torre, Domonique Foxworth and Mike Golic Jr. debate if the Bills should feel more or less confident after their overtime loss to the Bucs and if the Jaguars should fire Urban Meyer before the season ends

ESPN's Pablo Torre and Mina Kimes are joined by The Ringer's Kevin Clark to discuss how much blame should we give Chase Claypool for ending the Steelers comeback chances and if they trust the 49ers or the Bengals more.

Pablo Torre, Elle Duncan and David Jacoby talk which team playing in Thursday Night Football tonight would make for a more entertaining playoff team and if James Harden desreved a tribute video.

Clinton Yates, Israel Gutierrez and Bill Barnwell discuss what kind of chaos the Washington Football Team can cause in the NFC East if they beat the Cowboys this weekend before talking if it is a big deal that Luka showed up out of shape this season.

Clinton Yates, Joon Lee, and Izzy Gutierrez preview Warriors vs. Blazers, recap the Patriots win and discuss the Heisman finalists.

Pablo Torre, Mike Golic Jr. and For The Win's Charles McDonald discuss a wild week of Notre Dame Football headlines for GoJo and where the Ravens stand in the AFC.

Whether you love him or hate him or are somehow completely indifferent, you've probably spent at least some of the last 20 years thinking about Tom Brady. Brady has altered friendships, families and communities. He's changed the trajectory of careers and reputations, enabled fairy tale dreams to be both realized and dashed. 'Man In the Arena' is a new 10-part series from ESPN and Religion of Sports that looks at those two decades of Brady through the eyes of the fans and the haters, those in the arena and those outside. Host Gotham Chopra grapples with these big themes, while grounding the podcast in his personal relationship with Tom and his journey from a Brady fan to Tom's friend.   America's collective adoration of the underdog means that people love to hate Tom Brady. In the world of sports, hatred is inevitable, so why are haters always gonna hate? And in the context of sports, could hate be a positive thing? What might it take to change one fan's mind?    Listen on Apple Podcasts (https://apple.co/3FgQalz), Spotify (https://spoti.fi/3c6q4oB), or search 'Man In the Arena' wherever you're listening now.

Welcome to the (debatable) podcast, the audio version of the digital-exclusive series available across ESPN's Twitter, Facebook and YouTube channels as well as the ESPN App. (debatable) is led by a rotating team of signature voices, taking on the most compelling topics from around the sports world. New 45-60 minute episodes will be available every weekday.

Whether you love him or hate him or are somehow completely indifferent, you've probably spent at least some of the last 20 years thinking about Tom Brady. Brady has altered friendships, families and communities. He's changed the trajectory of careers and reputations, enabled fairy tale dreams to be both realized and dashed. 'Man In the Arena' is a new 10-part series from ESPN and Religion of Sports that looks at those two decades of Brady through the eyes of the fans and the haters, those in the arena and those outside. Host Gotham Chopra grapples with these big themes, while grounding the podcast in his personal relationship with Tom and his journey from a Brady fan to Tom's friend. Listen on Apple Podcasts (https://apple.co/3FgQalz), Spotify (https://spoti.fi/3c6q4oB), or search 'Man In the Arena' wherever you're listening now.

Katie, Pablo and Israel question if the Bucs have what it takes to repeat and if Derek Jeter was right about his Hall Of Fame speech joke.

Bomani, Israel and Monica question if it is a big deal that no Americans reached the quarterfinals in the U.S. Open and if Tua or Mac will have a better start to their 2021 season.

Izzy, Mina and Dominique question their confidence in Ohio State, the Pirates' ugly play against the Cubs, the U.S. Open and potty breaks.

Katie, Mina and Elle question if the Warriors should trade for Ben Simmons and if Tony Romo is crazy for comparing Zach Wilson to Patrick Mahomes.

Katie, Clinton and Pablo question if they expect the Ben Simmons trade rumors to get messier and what they make of Urban Meyer using vaccination status to determine who makes the roster.

Katie, Monica and Israel question the Patriots releasing Cam Newton and naming Mac Jones the starter and if Andy Murray was right to be annoyed.

Pablo, Israel and Domonique question if they are here for Javy Baez trolling Mets fans and if we will see any QB platoons in the NFL this season.

Pablo, Mina, and Domonique question how good the Saints can be with Jameis Winston as the starter? Also, how worried should Pablo be that Ryan Fitzpatrick won't be the starter in Washington? And, does Phillip Rivers likes coaching football better than playing football?

Katie, Pablo and Israel question who will win the quarterback competitions across the NFL and the significance of Emoni Bates going to Memphis.

Bomani, Elle and Israel question if the Bucks are doing the right thing by giving coach Mike Budenholzer an extension and if this feels like the end for Serena Williams.

Katie, Sarah and Golic Jr. question if Jameis Winston won the starting QB job for the Saints and what the future landscape of college football will look like.

Bomani, Katie and Israel question who has been the most impressive rookie QB so far in the preseason and if this could be Tom Brady's best season yet.

Katie, Pablo, and Domonique question if LeBron has a right to be salty about no longer being considered the best player in the world, Also, who did more to help their QB1 case last night: Mac Jones or Cam Newton? And, should Hunter Renfrow feel disrespected?

Katie, Mina and Pablo question if Shohei Ohtani is having the most memorable baseball season they have seen and if Steve Kerr and Bob Myers are to blame for the Warriors' breakup.

Bomani, Katie and Golic Jr. question how they feel about the NFL's new taunting rules and if they are here for Steven Cohen calling out the Mets.

Bomani, Mina and Israel question what Joel Embiid's 4-year max deal means for the 76ers going forward and if they are surprised that the Jags cut Tim Tebow.

Bomani, Domonique and Israel question which rookie QB had the most impressive debut in the NFL Preseason and the new point of emphasis for penalties in the NFL.

Domonique, Pablo and Mina question if the NFL messed up the Deshaun Watson situation and if the Field of Dreams game with the Yankees and White Sox was actually entertaining. 

Katie, Pablo and Israel question if Mac Jones or Cam Newton have more to prove tonight and if it is now time for the Cowboys to panic about Dak.

Bomani, Katie and Sarah question if the Cowboys or Colts should feel more confident about their QB situation currently and who has impressed in the NBA Summer League.

Katie, Israel and Mina question if they could see the Mavs luring another star to Dallas to help Luka and if the Jets should be worried about Zach Wilson.

Bomani, Israel and Domonique question if the Seahawks need to pay Duane Brown and react to Michael Thomas' cryptic tweet he put out.