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On this Week 18 postgame edition of From the Podium, hear from HC Kevin Stefanski, QB Bailey Zappe, and DE Myles Garrett following a 35-10 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the final practice day of the regular season, hear from HC Kevin Stefanski (46:19) and QB Bailey Zappe (1:09:06) ahead of a Week 18 showdown with the Baltimore Ravens. You'll also hear from DC Jim Schwartz (28:39). Plus, get this week's Mailbag (1:15:41) and Week 18 of Guess the Scores!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the first episode of From the Podium in 2025, hear from OC Ken Dorsey, DC Jim Schwartz, STC Bubba Ventrone, QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson, QB Bailey Zappe, G Joel Bitonio, CB Denzel Ward, S Grant Delpit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this Week 8 Wednesday episode of From the Podium, hear from HC Kevin Stefanski, QB Jameis Winston, QB Bailey Zappe, and RB Nick Chubb.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NBC Sports Boston's Tom E. Curran joined the show to share his takeaways from Day 1 of Patriots OTAs, where Jerod Mayo's focus lays, Keion White's comments on Bill Belichick, the latest in the Patriots quarterback competition, QB Bailey Zappe's future in New England, and Troy Brown's role with the team.

Gresh and Fauria talked about quarterback Bailey Zappe and his future in New England.

It's Wednesday, and with Bill Belichick's scheduled meeting with owner Robert Kraft after the season ends, there's some rumors surrounding how those conversations will go. Will Belichick appear desperate to keep his job? Then, QB Bailey Zappe in a recent interview didn't sound thrilled when asked about the team potentially drafting his replacement. Is he confident or delusional? And then, NESN Red Sox and Bruins Insider Tom Caron joins the show. He breaks down the Red Sox recent trade of Chris Sale, the acquisition of Lucas Giolito, and more. And, have the Tampa Bay Rays success with lower payrolls caused other teams to spend less?

Patriots venció 21-18 a Steelers en Thursday Night Football de semana 14 gracias a actuaciones destacadas del QB Bailey Zappe, RB Zeke Elliot y TE Hunter Henry.Pittsburgh sumó su segunda derrota consecutiva contra equipos con récord 2-10.¡Te esperamos EN VIVO por youtube.com/precionfl! Participa cada lunes a viernes a las 10 am hora centro.-----

Tune-in as wrap-up our preview of Patriots vs. Steelers on Thursday Night Football. Could we see improvement from QB Bailey Zappe and Patriots offense against the Steelers? Plus, NFL Week 14 and Patriots hot topics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune-in for our three up/down vs. LA Chargers, previewing the key matchups vs Steelers and a little Draft talk. Plus, evaluating QB Bailey Zappe and the Patriots offense.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patriots head coach Bill Belichick joins WEEI's "The Greg Hill Show" in studio on Monday, December 4, 2023. Coach Belichick discusses the loss to the Chargers, the performance of QB Bailey Zappe, the defense holding the Chargers to 6 points and quickly turning the page to the Steelers on Thursday night.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune-in as we discuss the Patriots 6-0 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers.  We bring you the good, the bad and the injured.  We evaluate QB Bailey Zappe's first start of the season and the overall ineptness of the Patriots offense despite a strong showing from the defense. Plus, we replay postgame press conferences from head coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Bailey Zappe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob Ninkovich, former LB for the New England Patriots and Dan O' Brien owner of Dan O'Brien Auto Group talk everything you need to know to stay up to date with Boston Sports, Cars, and life. Join Dan and Ninko every week on the Dan and Ninko Show!Today we had Tommy Guarino and The Prosciutto Papi talking about their come up story into becoming one of Boston's most loved influencers. Their road to fame has brought them close to some of Boston, Mass most iconic sports figures like Johnny Damon, Rob, Gronkowski, and new atheles like Patriot's QB Bailey Zappe and WR Devante Parker.02:28 Ninko doesn't know Boston Neighborhoods14:48 The end of Boston Sports Era??36:33 Tommy Guarino's come up.38:05 The Prosciutto Papi's come up.54:39 South Boston Vs. East Boston1:18:37 Best Boston Movies1:20:44 Winning a Super Bowl1:37:35 Football Documentaries on Netflix 1:43:00 Patriot's chances to win a Super BowlListen to us on:Buzzsprouthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1382071Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/1QX7Il8...Apple Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Follow us on:TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@danandninko?Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/danandninkoFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/danandninko/ Twitterhttps://twitter.com/DanandNinkoShow#tommyguarino #theprosciuttopapi #boston #bostonsports #bostonceltics #bostonredsox #newenglandpatriots #patriots #bostonma #bostonmass #southboston #eastboston #thenorthend #northend #tomguarino #bostoninfluencers #tiktokinfluencer #tiktokinfluencers #danandninko #danandninkoshow #robninkovich #ninkovich #robninkovichpodcast #nfl #billbelichick #tommyguarinopodcast#theprosciuttopapipodcastSupport the show

(00:00) Jonathan Taylor stays with Colts and will remain on PUP list (31:00) Patriots waive QB Bailey Zappe and Malik Cunningham, Mac Jones only QB on roster

Alex Barth from 98.5 The Sports Hub and Brian Hines of Pat Pulpit weigh in on the Patriots' 53-man roster choices. On Wednesday, in an unexpected twist, the Patriots let go of second-year QB Bailey Zappe. They also decided to release QB/WR Malik Cunningham. The question now is: who will make it to New England's practice squad? This episode of the Patriots Beat Podcast is brought to you by Fanduel Sportsbook, the exclusive wagering partner of the CLNS Media Network. NEW customers can bet $5 and get $200 in BONUS BETS – GUARANTEED. Plus, all customers who bet $5 will get $100 OFF NFL SUNDAY TICKET from YouTube and YouTube TV. Now is the best time to join FanDuel! The app is easy to use and you can be on everything from spreads to player props and more! So, visit FanDuel.com/BOSTON and kick off the NFL season with an offer you won't wanna miss. 21+ and present in MA. First online real money wager only. $10 first deposit required. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable bonus bets that expire 7 days after receipt. Restrictions apply. See terms at fanduel.com/sportsbook. Hope is here. GamblingHelpLineMa.org or call (800)-327-5050 for 24/7 support. Play it smart from the start! GameSenseMA.com or call 1-800-GAM-1234. NFL Sunday Ticket Offer ends 9/18/23. No refunds. Terms and embargoes apply. $100 off NFL Sunday Ticket, not YouTube TV. YouTube TV base plan required to watch YouTube TV. Redemption requires a Google account and current form of payment. Commercial Use Excluded. Subscription renews; cancel anytime. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join CLNS Media's Taylor Kyles as he welcomes 98.5 The Sports Hub and Patriots Beat host Alex Barth to Patriots Daily. They'll be discussing the latest roster moves by the Patriots, including the unexpected release of second-year QB Bailey Zappe. Additionally, the team has let go of QB/WR Malik Cunningham. Now, the intrigue surrounds who will earn a place on the practice squad. This episode of the Patriots Daily Podcast is brought to you by Fanduel Sportsbook, the exclusive wagering partner of the CLNS Media Network. NEW customers can bet $5 and get $200 in BONUS BETS – GUARANTEED. Plus, all customers who bet $5 will get $100 OFF NFL SUNDAY TICKET from YouTube and YouTube TV. Now is the best time to join FanDuel! The app is easy to use and you can be on everything from spreads to player props and more! So, visit FanDuel.com/BOSTON and kick off the NFL season with an offer you won't wanna miss. 21+ and present in MA. First online real money wager only. $10 first deposit required. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable bonus bets that expire 7 days after receipt. Restrictions apply. See terms at fanduel.com/sportsbook. Hope is here. GamblingHelpLineMa.org or call (800)-327-5050 for 24/7 support. Play it smart from the start! GameSenseMA.com or call 1-800-GAM-1234. NFL Sunday Ticket Offer ends 9/18/23. No refunds. Terms and embargoes apply. $100 off NFL Sunday Ticket, not YouTube TV. YouTube TV base plan required to watch YouTube TV. Redemption requires a Google account and current form of payment. Commercial Use Excluded. Subscription renews; cancel anytime. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brady is back on a Thursday, and he's getting you ready for the Patriots preseason opener against the Texans tonight. How much will backup QB Bailey Zappe play? Will Mac Jones be a good teammate and leader from the sidelines? And how does the offense look under new offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien? Then, Brady's weekly conversation with ESPN Radio Host Freddie Coleman. They discuss the storylines going into the Patriots vs. Texans game tonight, what to watch for, and more.

Hour 1 - Gresh and Fauria opened up the show discussing last night's Boston Red Sox walk-off win over the Kansas City Royals and the return of shortstop Trevor Story.  The guys also talked about the New England Patriots and comments from QB Bailey Zappe and offensive tackle Trent Brown.  Finally, Gresh and Fauria discussed the progress being made by the Patriots offense.

Tune into another edition of Patriots Beat with Alex Barth from 98.5 The Sports Hub and Brian Hines of Pat Pulpit! Alex and Brian discuss their observations from Day 4 of training camp where the Patriots offense had their best practice.. QB Bailey Zappe and WRs Tyquan Thornton and Demario Douglas all shined on Day 4 of camp. Tune in to get all the insights from today's practice and some Ezekiel Elliot talk! Ep. #646: Patriots Beat Podcast This episode of the Patriots Beat Podcast is brought to you by: FanDuel Sportsbook, the exclusive wagering partner of the CLNS Media Network. Get a NO SWEAT FIRST BET up to $1000 DOLLARS when you visit! That's $1000 back in BONUS BETS if your first bet doesn't win. FanDuel – Official Partner of Major League Baseball. 21+ and present in MA. First online real money wager only. $10 Deposit req. Refund issued as non-withdrawable bonus bets that expire in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at fanduel.com/sportsbook. Hope is here. GamblingHelpLineMA.org or call (800)-327-5050 for 24/7 support. Play it smart from the start! GameSenseMA.com or call 1-800-GAM-1234. LinkedIn Talent Solutions! LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the qualified candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/BEAT. Terms and conditions apply. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In This Episode: Cecil Lammey and Sigmund Bloom go over the roster to discuss every skill position player Fantasy GMs need to know about! Topics Include: is QB Mac Jones going to win the starting job or does QB Bailey Zappe beat him out, what kind of production can we expect from RB Rhamondre Stevenson, the development of WR Tyquan Thornton, plus more!  Become a Footballguys ELITE Subscriber to get access to all of our PREMIUM Dynasty content: https://www.footballguys.com

The Patriots are sitting at 3-4 and Mac Jones just returned from an ankle injury. Host Gabby Hurlbut and guest Joe Murray, Patriots postgame host on 98.5 The Sports Hub, discuss if Jones or backup QB Bailey Zappe is the key to the Patriots success the rest of the season, and discuss our thoughts on the season so far through the first 7 weeks.

HOUR 1: We expected some fireworks on Monday Night Football where the Bears punched the Patriots in the mouth and Bill Belichick's team has no answer. QB Bailey Zappe joined us to close out the hour

Patriots QB Bailey Zappe joins us a day after MNF loss vs Bears

Garrett Bush of The Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show and Jeff Lloyd of The Locked on Browns Podcast give their Browns vs. Ravens Predictions. They also ask how Can The Browns Defense Slow Down Lamar Jackson? The Cleveland Browns are aiming to arrest a three-game slide as they travel to Maryland and face the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium in Week 7. The Browns have lost their last three contests and hope to win against their division rival to move up in the AFC North. Here are our Browns Week 7 predictions as they take on the Ravens.The Browns' disappointing season reached a new low last week when they were defeated 38-15 by the New England Patriots headed by rookie backup QB Bailey Zappe. Given how bad the Browns' defense has been this season, it's difficult to imagine them doing any better here against Lamar Jackson. Remember that even if newly acquired Deion Jones makes his debut, Cleveland has allowed an average of 399 total yards (fifth-worst) and 30.3 points (third-worst) over the previous three games.On the other side of the field, the Ravens have occasionally looked impressive this season. However, they have yet to win back-to-back games. They were defeated in Week 6 by the New York Giants in a game where Baltimore produced 406 total yards to their opponent's 238. With all these in mind, here are our four bold predictions for the Browns in their Week 7 game against the Ravens.Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has been outstanding this season. So far, he leads the Ravens in both passing and running yards. Jackson currently has 1,277 yards throwing, 13 touchdowns, and six interceptions. He also has a completion rate of 62 percent. His best game was in Week 2 when he threw for 318 yards and had a 72 percent completion rate.In this game, Jackson will face a Browns pass defense that isn't great by any stretch. In fact, they have allowed 240 air yards a game this season. Even with guys like Denzel Ward and Grant Delpit, this secondary has just struggled big time. As such, Jackson has the potential to have a spectacular performance in this game. We expect him to pepper this Browns secondary non-stop and go upwards of 250+ passing yards. Browns DE Myles Garrett has an injured shoulder, but he still intends to play this week after exiting the game early last Sunday. Of course, his presence will be crucial for the Browns, who need to find any way to stifle Jackson. Garrett is obviously among the best pass rushers in the game, and he is coming off a game where he sacked Zappe twice. Despite his hurting shoulder, he should play here and still be a scary presence on defense. We have him meeting and greeting Jackson at least once in this game.Browns WR Amari Cooper has played in all six Browns games so far. He currently averages double-digit targets to go along with a touchdown in four of those contests. Cooper has a 28 percent target share and a 37 percent air yard share. That's a lot of weekly volume, and he's a favorite red-zone and end-zone target for Jacoby Brissett. Browns RB Nick Chubb is the driving force behind the Browns' offense. To illustrate, he has rushed for 649 yards and seven touchdowns on 110 attempts. He had been fairly consistent on the year, though he had his worst outing last week. He finished with only 56 yards and zero touchdowns against a determined Patriots ground defense.That won't change in Week 7, where the Browns need as much offense as they can get. It has been a few weeks since he has reached the 100-yard threshold, but we can imagine him doing that here against the Ravens. Take note that the Ravens have given up the second-most yards to wide receivers so far this season. That should have Cooper salivating. We also have him recording his fifth touchdown of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Garrett Bush of The Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show and Jeff Lloyd of The Locked on Browns Podcast give their Browns vs. Ravens Predictions. They also ask how Can The Browns Defense Slow Down Lamar Jackson? The Cleveland Browns are aiming to arrest a three-game slide as they travel to Maryland and face the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium in Week 7. The Browns have lost their last three contests and hope to win against their division rival to move up in the AFC North. Here are our Browns Week 7 predictions as they take on the Ravens. The Browns' disappointing season reached a new low last week when they were defeated 38-15 by the New England Patriots headed by rookie backup QB Bailey Zappe. Given how bad the Browns' defense has been this season, it's difficult to imagine them doing any better here against Lamar Jackson. Remember that even if newly acquired Deion Jones makes his debut, Cleveland has allowed an average of 399 total yards (fifth-worst) and 30.3 points (third-worst) over the previous three games. On the other side of the field, the Ravens have occasionally looked impressive this season. However, they have yet to win back-to-back games. They were defeated in Week 6 by the New York Giants in a game where Baltimore produced 406 total yards to their opponent's 238. With all these in mind, here are our four bold predictions for the Browns in their Week 7 game against the Ravens. Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has been outstanding this season. So far, he leads the Ravens in both passing and running yards. Jackson currently has 1,277 yards throwing, 13 touchdowns, and six interceptions. He also has a completion rate of 62 percent. His best game was in Week 2 when he threw for 318 yards and had a 72 percent completion rate. In this game, Jackson will face a Browns pass defense that isn't great by any stretch. In fact, they have allowed 240 air yards a game this season. Even with guys like Denzel Ward and Grant Delpit, this secondary has just struggled big time. As such, Jackson has the potential to have a spectacular performance in this game. We expect him to pepper this Browns secondary non-stop and go upwards of 250+ passing yards. Browns DE Myles Garrett has an injured shoulder, but he still intends to play this week after exiting the game early last Sunday. Of course, his presence will be crucial for the Browns, who need to find any way to stifle Jackson. Garrett is obviously among the best pass rushers in the game, and he is coming off a game where he sacked Zappe twice. Despite his hurting shoulder, he should play here and still be a scary presence on defense. We have him meeting and greeting Jackson at least once in this game. Browns WR Amari Cooper has played in all six Browns games so far. He currently averages double-digit targets to go along with a touchdown in four of those contests. Cooper has a 28 percent target share and a 37 percent air yard share. That's a lot of weekly volume, and he's a favorite red-zone and end-zone target for Jacoby Brissett. Browns RB Nick Chubb is the driving force behind the Browns' offense. To illustrate, he has rushed for 649 yards and seven touchdowns on 110 attempts. He had been fairly consistent on the year, though he had his worst outing last week. He finished with only 56 yards and zero touchdowns against a determined Patriots ground defense. That won't change in Week 7, where the Browns need as much offense as they can get. It has been a few weeks since he has reached the 100-yard threshold, but we can imagine him doing that here against the Ravens. Take note that the Ravens have given up the second-most yards to wide receivers so far this season. That should have Cooper salivating. We also have him recording his fifth touchdown of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Garrett Bush of The Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show and Jeff Lloyd of The Locked on Browns Podcast give their Browns vs. Ravens Predictions. They also ask how Can The Browns Defense Slow Down Lamar Jackson? The Cleveland Browns are aiming to arrest a three-game slide as they travel to Maryland and face the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium in Week 7. The Browns have lost their last three contests and hope to win against their division rival to move up in the AFC North. Here are our Browns Week 7 predictions as they take on the Ravens. The Browns' disappointing season reached a new low last week when they were defeated 38-15 by the New England Patriots headed by rookie backup QB Bailey Zappe. Given how bad the Browns' defense has been this season, it's difficult to imagine them doing any better here against Lamar Jackson. Remember that even if newly acquired Deion Jones makes his debut, Cleveland has allowed an average of 399 total yards (fifth-worst) and 30.3 points (third-worst) over the previous three games. On the other side of the field, the Ravens have occasionally looked impressive this season. However, they have yet to win back-to-back games. They were defeated in Week 6 by the New York Giants in a game where Baltimore produced 406 total yards to their opponent's 238. With all these in mind, here are our four bold predictions for the Browns in their Week 7 game against the Ravens. Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has been outstanding this season. So far, he leads the Ravens in both passing and running yards. Jackson currently has 1,277 yards throwing, 13 touchdowns, and six interceptions. He also has a completion rate of 62 percent. His best game was in Week 2 when he threw for 318 yards and had a 72 percent completion rate. In this game, Jackson will face a Browns pass defense that isn't great by any stretch. In fact, they have allowed 240 air yards a game this season. Even with guys like Denzel Ward and Grant Delpit, this secondary has just struggled big time. As such, Jackson has the potential to have a spectacular performance in this game. We expect him to pepper this Browns secondary non-stop and go upwards of 250+ passing yards. Browns DE Myles Garrett has an injured shoulder, but he still intends to play this week after exiting the game early last Sunday. Of course, his presence will be crucial for the Browns, who need to find any way to stifle Jackson. Garrett is obviously among the best pass rushers in the game, and he is coming off a game where he sacked Zappe twice. Despite his hurting shoulder, he should play here and still be a scary presence on defense. We have him meeting and greeting Jackson at least once in this game. Browns WR Amari Cooper has played in all six Browns games so far. He currently averages double-digit targets to go along with a touchdown in four of those contests. Cooper has a 28 percent target share and a 37 percent air yard share. That's a lot of weekly volume, and he's a favorite red-zone and end-zone target for Jacoby Brissett. Browns RB Nick Chubb is the driving force behind the Browns' offense. To illustrate, he has rushed for 649 yards and seven touchdowns on 110 attempts. He had been fairly consistent on the year, though he had his worst outing last week. He finished with only 56 yards and zero touchdowns against a determined Patriots ground defense. That won't change in Week 7, where the Browns need as much offense as they can get. It has been a few weeks since he has reached the 100-yard threshold, but we can imagine him doing that here against the Ravens. Take note that the Ravens have given up the second-most yards to wide receivers so far this season. That should have Cooper salivating. We also have him recording his fifth touchdown of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tune-in as Evan Lazar and Alex Barth offer their biggest takeaways from the win over the Browns. We evaluate QB Bailey Zappe's performance through two games. We discuss several defensive standouts and how the Patriots rookie class has stepped up in the face of injuries and is making an impact. Plus, we preview the matchups heading into Monday Night's Patriots - Bears game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOUR 2: Dan Orlovsky joins us to react to Zappe Fever and why he thinks Mac Jones should remain as starting QB. The love for rookie QB Bailey Zappe is getting out of control, especially from the national media. Plus, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and Patriots owner Robert Kraft got into a heated exchange at the NFL Owners Meetings. 

Are the Cleveland Browns coaching staff on the hot seat? It sure looks that way after another loss, this time to the Pittsburgh Steelers. In this episode of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show, host Garrett Bush takes a look at the latest news and rumors surrounding the Cleveland Browns coaching staff.The Cleveland Browns were the latest team to get “Zapped” by the New England Patriots and rookie quarterback Bailey Zappe, who now owns a 2-0 record as a starter to begin his NFL career.The Patriots beat the Browns 38-15 in Cleveland due to a highly efficient performance from Zappe and a dominant effort from New England's defense. Offensive spotlight: Zappe went 24-of-34 for 309 yards with two touchdowns and zero interceptions. Based on PFF's first review, he got rid of the ball at an average 2.61-second clip. He didn't make any big-time throws but also wasn't marked with any turnover-worthy plays. The Patriots made effective use of play action, as Zappe went 6-of-7 for 144 yards and a touchdown with a play fake. Zappe was also penalized for delay of game and intentional grounding, so it wasn't all positives from the rookie, but it was still an impressive display in just his second career start.Defensive spotlight: Browns edge defender Myles Garrett was battling through injuries during the game but finished with two sacks, including a strip sack, and three hurries. He finished the game with a game-high 24-percent pass-rush win rate.Rookie spotlight: Patriots rookie wide receiver Tyquan Thornton saw extended playing time with Nelson Agholor (hamstring) inactive and Kendrick Bourne (toe) banged up. He caught four passes for 37 yards with his first career receiving touchdown and also carried the ball twice for 17 yards with his first rushing touchdown. He forced one missed tackle as a receiver. New England has been impressed with Thornton in practice, and his development is showing on the game field.Offensive line spotlight: Patriots right tackle Isaiah Wynn is having a rough go in a contract year. He moved from left to right tackle this offseason and was spelled by Marcus Cannon for a stretch in the third consecutive game after allowing a sack and hurry in addition to being charged with a false start.There weren't many positives for Cleveland in this game, but its offensive line only allowed 10 total pressures on first review. Browns right guard Wyatt Teller left the game with a calf injury and didn't return, so that's a situation to monitor. Cleveland fans have gone through a rollercoaster of emotions in the span of 16 hours coming off of the Guardians stunning victory and the Browns frustrating loss. If you stayed up late last night to celebrate the Cleveland Guardians thrilling come from behind, walk-off win at Progressive Field, you would have seen Cleveland sports fans jubilantly celebrating throughout the streets of downtown Cleveland.Unfortunately, the Cleveland Browns provided their fans with the exact opposite set of emotions while getting pummeled by Bill Belichick and a 3rd string quarterback.RELATED: Ouch! Listless Cleveland Browns embarrassed by New England Patriots 38-15The only silver lining, and I mean only, was Myles Garrett breaking the official Browns career sack record in the first quarter of Sunday's game.RELATED: Myles Garrett becomes Cleveland Browns' career leader in sacks Understandably so, Browns fans took to social media to vent after they saw the team once again look lost on defense allowing 3rd string QB Bailey Zappe to complete 24/34 passes for 309 yards and 2 touchdowns.Garrett Bush of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show and Jeff Lloyd of the Locked on Browns Podcast bring you your daily Cleveland Browns Podcast.#Browns #clevelandbrowns #cleveland #patriots #nfl #nflweek6 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are the Cleveland Browns coaching staff on the hot seat? It sure looks that way after another loss, this time to the Pittsburgh Steelers. In this episode of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show, host Garrett Bush takes a look at the latest news and rumors surrounding the Cleveland Browns coaching staff. The Cleveland Browns were the latest team to get “Zapped” by the New England Patriots and rookie quarterback Bailey Zappe, who now owns a 2-0 record as a starter to begin his NFL career.The Patriots beat the Browns 38-15 in Cleveland due to a highly efficient performance from Zappe and a dominant effort from New England's defense. Offensive spotlight: Zappe went 24-of-34 for 309 yards with two touchdowns and zero interceptions. Based on PFF's first review, he got rid of the ball at an average 2.61-second clip. He didn't make any big-time throws but also wasn't marked with any turnover-worthy plays. The Patriots made effective use of play action, as Zappe went 6-of-7 for 144 yards and a touchdown with a play fake. Zappe was also penalized for delay of game and intentional grounding, so it wasn't all positives from the rookie, but it was still an impressive display in just his second career start. Defensive spotlight: Browns edge defender Myles Garrett was battling through injuries during the game but finished with two sacks, including a strip sack, and three hurries. He finished the game with a game-high 24-percent pass-rush win rate. Rookie spotlight: Patriots rookie wide receiver Tyquan Thornton saw extended playing time with Nelson Agholor (hamstring) inactive and Kendrick Bourne (toe) banged up. He caught four passes for 37 yards with his first career receiving touchdown and also carried the ball twice for 17 yards with his first rushing touchdown. He forced one missed tackle as a receiver. New England has been impressed with Thornton in practice, and his development is showing on the game field. Offensive line spotlight: Patriots right tackle Isaiah Wynn is having a rough go in a contract year. He moved from left to right tackle this offseason and was spelled by Marcus Cannon for a stretch in the third consecutive game after allowing a sack and hurry in addition to being charged with a false start.There weren't many positives for Cleveland in this game, but its offensive line only allowed 10 total pressures on first review. Browns right guard Wyatt Teller left the game with a calf injury and didn't return, so that's a situation to monitor. Cleveland fans have gone through a rollercoaster of emotions in the span of 16 hours coming off of the Guardians stunning victory and the Browns frustrating loss. If you stayed up late last night to celebrate the Cleveland Guardians thrilling come from behind, walk-off win at Progressive Field, you would have seen Cleveland sports fans jubilantly celebrating throughout the streets of downtown Cleveland.Unfortunately, the Cleveland Browns provided their fans with the exact opposite set of emotions while getting pummeled by Bill Belichick and a 3rd string quarterback. RELATED: Ouch! Listless Cleveland Browns embarrassed by New England Patriots 38-15The only silver lining, and I mean only, was Myles Garrett breaking the official Browns career sack record in the first quarter of Sunday's game. RELATED: Myles Garrett becomes Cleveland Browns' career leader in sacks Understandably so, Browns fans took to social media to vent after they saw the team once again look lost on defense allowing 3rd string QB Bailey Zappe to complete 24/34 passes for 309 yards and 2 touchdowns.Garrett Bush of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show and Jeff Lloyd of the Locked on Browns Podcast bring you your daily Cleveland Browns Podcast. #Browns #clevelandbrowns #cleveland #patriots #nfl #nflweek6 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are the Cleveland Browns coaching staff on the hot seat? It sure looks that way after another loss, this time to the Pittsburgh Steelers. In this episode of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show, host Garrett Bush takes a look at the latest news and rumors surrounding the Cleveland Browns coaching staff. The Cleveland Browns were the latest team to get “Zapped” by the New England Patriots and rookie quarterback Bailey Zappe, who now owns a 2-0 record as a starter to begin his NFL career.The Patriots beat the Browns 38-15 in Cleveland due to a highly efficient performance from Zappe and a dominant effort from New England's defense. Offensive spotlight: Zappe went 24-of-34 for 309 yards with two touchdowns and zero interceptions. Based on PFF's first review, he got rid of the ball at an average 2.61-second clip. He didn't make any big-time throws but also wasn't marked with any turnover-worthy plays. The Patriots made effective use of play action, as Zappe went 6-of-7 for 144 yards and a touchdown with a play fake. Zappe was also penalized for delay of game and intentional grounding, so it wasn't all positives from the rookie, but it was still an impressive display in just his second career start. Defensive spotlight: Browns edge defender Myles Garrett was battling through injuries during the game but finished with two sacks, including a strip sack, and three hurries. He finished the game with a game-high 24-percent pass-rush win rate. Rookie spotlight: Patriots rookie wide receiver Tyquan Thornton saw extended playing time with Nelson Agholor (hamstring) inactive and Kendrick Bourne (toe) banged up. He caught four passes for 37 yards with his first career receiving touchdown and also carried the ball twice for 17 yards with his first rushing touchdown. He forced one missed tackle as a receiver. New England has been impressed with Thornton in practice, and his development is showing on the game field. Offensive line spotlight: Patriots right tackle Isaiah Wynn is having a rough go in a contract year. He moved from left to right tackle this offseason and was spelled by Marcus Cannon for a stretch in the third consecutive game after allowing a sack and hurry in addition to being charged with a false start.There weren't many positives for Cleveland in this game, but its offensive line only allowed 10 total pressures on first review. Browns right guard Wyatt Teller left the game with a calf injury and didn't return, so that's a situation to monitor. Cleveland fans have gone through a rollercoaster of emotions in the span of 16 hours coming off of the Guardians stunning victory and the Browns frustrating loss. If you stayed up late last night to celebrate the Cleveland Guardians thrilling come from behind, walk-off win at Progressive Field, you would have seen Cleveland sports fans jubilantly celebrating throughout the streets of downtown Cleveland.Unfortunately, the Cleveland Browns provided their fans with the exact opposite set of emotions while getting pummeled by Bill Belichick and a 3rd string quarterback. RELATED: Ouch! Listless Cleveland Browns embarrassed by New England Patriots 38-15The only silver lining, and I mean only, was Myles Garrett breaking the official Browns career sack record in the first quarter of Sunday's game. RELATED: Myles Garrett becomes Cleveland Browns' career leader in sacks Understandably so, Browns fans took to social media to vent after they saw the team once again look lost on defense allowing 3rd string QB Bailey Zappe to complete 24/34 passes for 309 yards and 2 touchdowns.Garrett Bush of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show and Jeff Lloyd of the Locked on Browns Podcast bring you your daily Cleveland Browns Podcast. #Browns #clevelandbrowns #cleveland #patriots #nfl #nflweek6 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(0:30) Brian shares his instant reaction to the Patriots' dominant win over the Browns, before he chats with former Pats running back James White about the game, QB Bailey Zappe's impressive performance, some fun Bill Belichick stories, and more (18:00). Then, Brian takes a crack at some Celtics season over/unders (38:00). We want to hear from you! Leave Brian a message on the listener line at 617-396-7172. Host: Brian Barrett Producer: Jamie McClellan Additional Production Supervision: Steve Ceruti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, Stephen A., Keyshawn Johnson, and Mina Kimes debate whether or not the Raiders rocky start is an accurate assessment of their skill level. Plus, Jeff Saturday joins the crew to react to Stephen A.'s Top 5 NFL teams after Week 5. Our crew gives their takes on Commanders Head Coach Ron Rivera saying what he believes is to blame for their lackluster start to the season. Plus, is the path to the Super Bowl more of a challenge in the AFC or NFC? And, do the New England Patriots have a QB controversy on their hands with the sudden success of 3rd string QB Bailey Zappe? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1: Boomer & Gio are off today so it's Jerry and Sal. Sal tells us what it was like being in the stands for the three Mets playoff games. The Yankees series gets underway against Cleveland tonight. Game 1 sets the tone tonight and the Yankees have Gerrit Cole on the mound. We also talked about Aaron Judge's upcoming free agency. C-Lo is in for Jerry but overslept through his alarm and just got here. He also missed hosting the Warm Up Show with Al. The Chiefs overcame a 17-0 start to beat the Raiders 30-29. Davante Adams apologized for shoving a credentialed employee to the ground on the way to the locker room after the game. There was another terrible roughing the passer call on Derek Carr last night. Sal suggests putting flags on the QBs since you can't tackle them. Gerrit Cole will start tonight for the Yankees and says ‘the postseason is a drug, you just can't get enough of it'. In the final segment of the hour, a caller challenges Sal on his Coach of the Year take when it's talked about too early in the season. A caller wonders if the Yanks win it all, is there less pressure to sign Judge.  Hour 2: Sal can't believe Jerry and Eddie have never had a massage. They also never had a pedicure. When the Mets hired Buck Showalter Sal tweeted #Buck-mas since it was near Christmas. They can't believe there was an article that Buck Showalter's job was safe, as if there was any question. Jerry thinks the Mets fans overlooked the Padres. Sal says he's been to more clinchers for other teams at She/Citi than he has for the Mets. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with play by play from last night's Chiefs win over the Raiders. Troy Aikman was not happy with the roughing the passer call last night. Davante Adams shoved a camera guy to the ground after the game on his way to the locker room. Matt Rhule has been fired by the Panthers. Ron Rivera talked about the difference between the Commanders and the rest of the NFC East and he said the quarterback. Gerrit Cole starts for the Yankees tonight. Jerry says the HR ball gets him a lot. In the final segment of the hour, Al & Sal debate the Mets not selling out the Sunday Wild Card Game.  Hour 3: We took calls from Mets fans who decided not to go to the playoff games because of price and other factors. C-Lo returns for an update but first we talk about running up your credit cards before you die. Live it up! The Chiefs came back from 17 down to beat the Raiders 30-29 last night. We heard an exchange between Panthers owner Jonathan Tepper and a reporter on Matt Ruhle's firing. Bill Belichick went on WEEI yesterday to talk about QB Bailey Zappe. Aaron Judge talked about playoff atmospheres and he says it's ‘heaven'. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about the Nolan Ryan documentary that is currently on Netflix. It seems like there are a lot of MLB tickets available for the playoffs around the country.  Hour 4: What do you expect of the Yankees bullpen in this series? Sal says it's the weak link. Jerry expects a strong start by Gerrit Cole. C-Lo returns for his last update of the morning and starts with the Chiefs beating the Raiders even though the Raiders were up 17-0 at one point. We also got into children's TV and what kids watch on YouTube. Chargers Head Coach Brandon Staley is getting closer than ever to his players. Gerrit Cole on postseason baseball, ‘it's a drug. Yeah it is'. Chris Russo was not happy with Buck Showalter ear checking Joe Musgrove. In the final segment of the show, some over/under player props for Yankees/Cleveland.

Hour 3 We took calls from Mets fans who decided not to go to the playoff games because of price and other factors. C-Lo returns for an update but first we talk about running up your credit cards before you die. Live it up! The Chiefs came back from 17 down to beat the Raiders 30-29 last night. We heard an exchange between Panthers owner Jonathan Tepper and a reporter on Matt Ruhle's firing. Bill Belichick went on WEEI yesterday to talk about QB Bailey Zappe. Aaron Judge talked about playoff atmospheres and he says it's ‘heaven'. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about the Nolan Ryan documentary that is currently on Netflix. It seems like there are a lot of MLB tickets available for the playoffs around the country.

Hour 1 - In a shortened Mut At Night before Monday Night Football, Mut discusses the enthusiasm Patriot fans have for QB Bailey Zappe. Some fans are ready for Zappe to take the place of Mac Jones but Mut will need a little more convincing

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Hour 4 Patriots rookie QB Bailey Zappe joined us in studio at Gillette to react to his first career win. He talks about playing at home in front of a friendly crowd, his defense and Judon picking them up, and corny nicknames. Is it fair to put all of our eggs in the zappsket, or do we need to pump our breaks?

HOUR 1: We all were losers by having to watch Colts-Broncos. What happened to Matt Ryan and Russell Wilson? Are both of those guys cooked? We get into Sunday's game against the Lions and how we see it playing out with 3rd string QB Bailey Zappe starting

Host Carl Lewis and NFL punter James Godlonton chat NFL Week 5 and as usual, they give their best bets and gut picks for every game in Week 5. Indianapolis Colts at Denver Broncos (-3.5) This feels like a huge game for both of these teams. The Colts are showing a bunch of signs that suggest they might just be a terrible team. They've been outscored by 42 points in the first halves of their four games—the second-worst differential in the NFL. Matt Ryan leads the NFL with nine fumbles. And they very easily could be 0-3-1, if the Chiefs didn't hand them a win in Week 3. Now the Colts go to Denver without running back Jonathan Taylor and linebacker Shaquille Leonard.   The Broncos have been shaky as well, but I like what I've seen from their defence. It's hard to see a scenario where the Colts move the ball consistently against that group. The pick: Broncos (-3.5) New York Giants at Green Bay Packers (-7.5) The Packers needed overtime last week to beat the Patriots and third-string QB Bailey Zappe. They're 3-1, but their last two wins have come by a combined five points. The Giants are also 3-1. They completed just nine passes in last week's win over the Bears. I think the Giants' defence will be creative and aggressive enough to keep the team competitive against bad offences most weeks, but this game feels like another story. Aaron Rodgers has seen every blitz known to man. And, it was just a couple weeks ago that the Cowboys went up and down the field against the Giants. Green Bay takes care of business in London. The pick: Packers (-7.5) Pittsburgh Steelers at Buffalo Bills (-14) Two things stood out with quarterback Kenny Pickett in his NFL debut last week against the Jets: For better or worse, he's going to let it rip. He's going to make some plays with his legs. But this is a tough spot for the Steelers. They're sloppy on offence, and offensive coordinator Matt Canada has not shown that he'll give them any kind of an edge schematically. Pickett will be going up against a talented defence with veteran coaches in Sean McDermott and defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier. Maybe he'll make some second-reaction plays, and their receivers will win some one-on-one matchups, but I don't see this going well for Pickett. On the other side of the ball, the Steelers have looked like a mediocre defence without T.J. Watt, and star safety Minkah Fitzpatrick missed practice Wednesday with a knee injury. I generally don't like going against Mike Tomlin when he's an underdog, but the Bills never take their foot off the gas. This one could get ugly. The pick: Bills (-14) Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars (-7) Trevor Lawrence didn't give the Jaguars a chance in the rain last week against the Eagles. He turned the ball over five times and left plays on the field all afternoon. The weather affected him as much as any quarterback I've seen in recent years.   The Texans go into Week 5 as the NFL's only winless team, putting them in the driver's seat for the no. 1 overall pick. But they've been competitive. Even last week against the Chargers, they scored 17 straight at one point to get back into the game. Jaguars win, but I'm taking the points. The pick: Texans (+7) Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-9) Success rate measures how often each play produces a positive result in terms of Expected Points Added (EPA). It strips away outliers because a seven-yard completion on 3rd-and-6 is treated the same as a 50-yard completion. Both are deemed successful. Through four games, the Falcons' offence ranks second in success rate. The Bucs are all the way down at 18th. Who could've seen that coming? There are plenty of reasons to think that this line is too high. The Falcons have moved the ball well, and Tom Brady is listed on the Bucs' injury report with finger and shoulder ailments. The Bucs have lost two in a row. Still, I'm not sure the Falcons' approach is sustainable. Quarterback Marcus Mariota completed just seven passes in their win over the Browns last week. Plus, the Falcons will be without Cordarrelle Patterson, who is on injured reserve. I think Tampa will eventually find itself on offence, and that process might start right here. The pick: Bucs (-9) Tennessee Titans at Washington Commanders (+2.5) The Commanders' season is quickly turning into a nightmare. It's hard to identify anything that they actually do well. Washington is 30th in Football Outsiders' DVOA metric—28th on offence and 24th on defence. Quarterback Carson Wentz currently ranks 26th in EPA per pass play. The Titans are a flawed team, but the offence has had flashes, and running back Derrick Henry looked terrific during last week's win over the Colts. The Commanders haven't covered or beaten the spread since Week 1. It feels like the move is to continue to fade them until I get burned. The pick: Titans (-2.5) Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikings (-7) The Bears' 67 pass attempts through four games are the fewest by any team in TruMedia's database, which goes back to 2000. Their 34 completions are also the fewest.   The Viking's defence has been shaky, but with the Bears' issues on offence, that might not matter. Kirk Cousins, meanwhile, has the pieces around him to be successful here. The Vikings rank sixth in ESPN's pass block win rate metric, and it's hard to see the Bears having an answer for Justin Jefferson, who's coming off of a 10-catch, 147-yard performance against the Saints. The pick: Vikings (-7) Seattle Seahawks at New Orleans Saints (-5.5) I thought this Seahawks offence was going to stink. I thought we'd look back at Week 1 like it was a cute little moment before they came back down to earth. Yet, four games in, the Seahawks rank second in EPA per drive and fourth in offensive success rate. Last week's performance against the Lions was the best we've seen by an offence in terms of EPA per drive all season. Quarterback Geno Smith looked comfortable all game long, and Rashaad Penny gashed the Lions for 151 rushing yards. The Saints have a much better defence than the Lions, but they seem to make game-changing mistakes every week. Seattle's defence has been the worst in the NFL in terms of EPA per drive, so maybe this is a get-right game for the Saint's offence. But I feel good taking the points here. The pick: Seahawks (+5.5) Detroit Lions at New England Patriots (-3.5) As of this writing, we don't know who's playing quarterback for the Patriots. Mac Jones was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice. If he can't go, it'll be rookie Bailey Zappe making his first career start after replacing an injured Brian Hoyer last week. The Lions offence has been legitimately impressive. They're averaging a league-best 34.5 points per game. Even without wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown and running back D'Andre Swift last week, they piled up 520 yards against the Seahawks. Unfortunately for Detroit, they have the NFL's worst defence, according to DVOA. This is a tough game. It wouldn't surprise me to see Bill Belichick put together a game plan that flusters Jared Goff (after all, he's done it before). But given New England's uncertainty at quarterback, combined with what the Lions have shown offensively so far this season, I'll ride with Detroit. The pick: Lions (+3.5) Miami Dolphins at New York Jets (+3) Teddy Bridgewater gets the start at quarterback, as Tua Tagovailoa remains in the concussion protocol following last week's head injury on Thursday night and while the NFL and NFLPA continue their review on how Tagovailoa's concussion evaluation was handled in Week 3.   The Jets are 2-2, but their offence could have a tough time here. Quarterback Zach Wilson, who returned last week after missing much of the preseason and the first three games with a knee injury, is now dealing with an ankle injury, and the Dolphins rank second in pass rush win rate. I'm looking forward to some fun reps between Jets rookie corner Sauce Gardner and Dolphins receivers Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. But I don't think New York's offence will move the ball consistently enough to pull off the upset. The pick: Dolphins (-3) Los Angeles Chargers at Cleveland Browns (+2.5) Despite a loss last week to the Falcons, the Browns' run game once again looked incredible. Nick Chubb led the way as Cleveland ran for 177 yards. The Browns offence has been efficient through four games with Jacoby Brissett at quarterback. Defensively, they can't stop the run, but the Chargers have the 30th-ranked rushing offence, per DVOA. Defensive end Myles Garrett returned to practice Wednesday after missing last week's game due to injuries sustained in a car crash. This feels like a spot where the Browns can control the game with their rushing attack, and if Garrett plays on Sunday, the Chargers could face serious issues protecting Justin Herbert. The pick: Browns (+2.5) Dallas Cowboys at Los Angeles Rams (-5.5) I thought the Cowboys were cooked after the Dak Prescott injury. I was wrong. They've won three in a row, and Dallas' defence has held opponents under 20 points in every game this season. As for the Rams, it's early, but the Allen Robinson II signing ($15.5 million per year with $30.25 million guaranteed!) is shaping up to be a disaster. He has nine catches for 95 receiving yards. There have been 62 wide receivers who have run at least 100 routes this season. Among that group, Robinson ranks 61st in yards per route run. The Rams allowed seven sacks in their loss Monday night to the 49ers. Now they have to face Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence. I'll take the points. The pick: Cowboys (+5.5) Philadelphia Eagles at Arizona Cardinals (+5.5) The biggest rivalry in American sports right now is Kliff Kingsbury vs. the play clock. Every half of every game, the play clock nears zero, the Cardinals call timeout, and Kyler Murray and Kingsbury yell at each other. In a world filled with uncertainty, it's one of the only things we can count on as a society.   This is an “any given Sunday” game. There's no real reason to think the Cardinals should win. The Eagles are the better coached team and the more talented team. Their offensive line dominated last week in a win over the Jaguars. They're the only remaining undefeated team and are second in the NFL with a +44 point differential. If you played this game out 100 times, the Eagles would more often than not win by double digits. But football is weird. Murray thrives in chaos. Turnovers swing games. The Eagles have some injuries, and they've been shaky on special teams. It's conceivable that they look past the Cardinals and ahead to their big Week 6 matchup against the Cowboys. But given what we've seen from these teams so far this season, I'm not going to be the one predicting that will happen. The pick: Eagles (-5.5) San Francisco 49ers at Carolina Panthers (+6.5) Every once in a while, I'll look at a game and think: How could anyone possibly take THAT side? This game, with this line, qualifies. The Panthers are 1-3 and have lost 10 of their last 11 games going back to last year. Baker Mayfield ranks 32nd in EPA per pass play. No caveats are necessary. This team stinks. And now the 49ers come to town boasting what looks to me like the best defence in the NFL. Offensively, we know that Kyle Shanahan is going to make sure that Jimmy Garoppolo isn't asked to do too much. We also know that Shanahan will be conservative with his in-game decision-making. Still, it's hard to even come up with a scenario where the Panthers are competitive. But one of my rules for game-picking is: If it looks too easy, take the other side. So, here we go. What could go wrong? The pick: Panthers (+6.5) Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens (-3) For the reasons outlined in the video below, I think John Harbaugh made the right call going for the touchdown on fourth down against the Bills last week—even though the Ravens ended up losing. Having said that, one challenge Harbaugh faces is making sure his players understand why he's doing what he's doing, especially when his unorthodox decisions don't work out. Last week, cornerback Marcus Peters was livid with Harbaugh, and the coach will have to manage that type of thing going forward.   The Bengals are coming off a Thursday night win against the Dolphins. I'm not convinced that they've solved all their problems, but they handled the Ravens last year, winning both games by a combined score of 82-38. I know it's a different Ravens team, but this feels like a coin-flip game. I'm taking the points. The pick: Bengals (+3) Las Vegas Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs (-7.5) Version 2.0 of the Chiefs offence without Tyreek Hill is off to a pretty good start. Here's where Kansas City ranks in a number of different offensive categories: EPA per drive: 1st Points per drive: 1st Points per game: 2nd Success rate: 3rd Last week, against a good Bucs defence, Patrick Mahomes made plays inside of the structure and outside of the structure, the Chiefs ran the ball well, and Andy Reid pulled out his usual tricks in the red zone. Mahomes leads all quarterbacks in EPA per pass play through four games. The Raiders, meanwhile, ran for 212 yards and got their first win of the Josh McDaniels era last week against the Broncos. Their three losses came by a combined 13 points. The Raiders aren't a great team, but they're a competitive one. I think they'll be able to move the ball well enough to keep this one close. The pick: Raiders (+7.5)  

Tune-in as we offer our biggest takeaways from the Patriots overtime loss to the Green Bay Packers. We discuss the performance of QB Bailey Zappe and other rookies who have stepped up with big performances in the wake of injuries. Should the Patriots bring in a veteran QB with the status of Mac Jones and Brian Hoyer unknown for next week's game against the Lions. Plus, more injury updates and other listener generated topics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom E. Curran, of NBC Sports Boston, joined the guys to discuss the latest in the Patriots quarterback situation, the expectations of QB Bailey Zappe, Hunter Henry's role in the offense, Bill Belichick's relationship with Mac Jones, Matt Patricia's development as an offensive coordinator, and the comments from Patriots rookie cornerback Jack Jones.

Tune-in as we offer our top takeaways from the Patriots overtime loss to the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. We discuss the injury to Brian Hoyer which saw QB Bailey Zappe take over. We discuss the good and the bad from the game. Plus, we replay postgame press conferences from head coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Bailey Zappe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 - Gresh and Keefe opened up the show discussing the positives from yesterday's New England Patriots loss to the Green Bay Packers and the performance of Patriots rookie quarterback Bailey Zappe.  Patriots tight end Hunter joined the show to discuss yesterday's loss in Green Bay and the debut of QB Bailey Zappe.  Finally, Patriots linebacker Matthew Judon joined Gresh and Keefe to discuss his perspective of yesterday's loss from the defensive side of the ball.  

Patriots linebacker Matthew Judon joined the guys to share his thoughts on yesterday's loss, the Packers offense, quarterback Brian Hoyer's head injury, the NFL's efforts to protect its players, and the debut of rookie QB Bailey Zappe.

On poursuit nos previews 2022 avec notre présentation complète d'une conférence du Group of Five du Sud des États-Unis : la conférence USA. Qui succédera à Texas-San Antonio ? Grégory Richard et Morgan Lagrée vous présentent les 11 programmes de la conférence USA. Au programme : - La conférence USA est-elle en sursis ou peut-elle rebondir grâce aux programmes venant de la FCS ? - Un duel UAB-UTSA est-il inévitable ? Quel avenir pour Western Kentucky sans QB Bailey Zappe ? La der des ders pour Willie Taggart à Florida Atlantic ? - Hot seat : quel coach de la conférence USA est le plus menacé ? - Nos prédictions. Bonne écoute !

CLIP- Mike Giardi of The NFL Network joined Lou and Christian and explained why it's not unusual the Patriots drafted a QB.

Western Kentucky QB Bailey Zappe is the most productive player in this years NFL Draft Class.  His 62 TD's last season shattered the FBS record for single season touchdown tosses, and he joined us (12:00) to talk about how he's preparing for the next level - and discusses if he's had any dates with the Steelers brass.We also recap a frenetic first week of Steelers free agency (2:00) with YinzerCrazy.com contributor Noah Nichols. Who was the best signing? Who was the worst? You'll have to listen to find out! 

The DDR heads to the hills of Western Kentucky to talk about QB Bailey Zappe with Hannah Page!

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Today during the first hour of the show Shane gives the latest update involving Chiefs and COVID, Western Kentucky QB Bailey Zappe joins the show to talk about his historic season and Shane answers the Jon Emmitt Allstate Twitter Question of the Day... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLive reporters Brandon Champion, Kyle Austin and Matt Wenzel recap Michigan State's electrifying win against Western Kentucky and impressive QB Bailey Zappe before previewing the Spartans trip to New Jersey to play Rutgers. Also, your questions and takeaways from Michigan State basketball's open practice. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Liam and Doug sit down with WKU QB Bailey Zappe to talk about his journey to Western Kentucky and getting to know him better. They also join Lauren and Andrew W to discuss Week 3, the biggest games and storylines, and much more! Music provided by Rujay. Instrumental: "Habits" by YoungGotti. Channel: https://YouTube.com/user/RujayTV