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On this week's episode, we were joined by Deiontrez Mount! Colin and D Mount played together in the XFL with the Tampa Bay Vipers! Before the show, Colin came to us live from Key West, Florida! NotForLongMedia.com Thank you to our sponsors... The Orginal Fudge Kitchen Fudgekitchens.com Wealth Advisory Services WealthAdvisoryServices.com Mi Amiche - BEST Italian Food in the Charlotte Area!!! https://www.miamiche.com Get Som Sleep! PROMO CODE: Colin = 10% OFF!!! https://getsom.com/ SEAT GEEK $20 OFF! PROMO CODE: COLINTHOMPSON Actions Over Words! https://actionsoverwordsapparel.com/

In the first hour of (Almost) Entirely Sports, Joshua Brisco and Rudy Salazar talk about the news that Todd Haley has been hired by the USFL to coach the Tampa Bay Vipers and talk about what QB we want to see united with Todd Haley in the USFL. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In honour of Valentines Day, Coburn and Poc discuss the best romances in the NFL. As well, with the XFL in full throttle, initial thoughts on the league are discussed, as well as this week's massive matchup between Poc’s Seattle Dragons and Paolo’s Tampa Bay Vipers. A preview into the NFL offseason and discussion on the worst NFL franchises round out the show.

Long time football coach most recently with the Tampa Bay Vipers of the XFL Jerry Glanville joined Jimmy and Vince on SportsTalk to talk all things football.

Drew is finally reunited with co-host Aaron Murray on this episode of the @PuntandPass #QuarantineChronicles. We check in with Aaron about his experience in the #XFL, how it was different from the #AAF, and what his biggest surprises were during his time with the Tampa Bay Vipers. The season may have been shortened by the coronavirus pandemic, but there were plenty of positives to take moving forward. The guys also discuss recent NFL moves, #UGA missing spring practice, and more. Thanks for listening and please rate/review/subscribe!! #PuntandPass

Recorded before the cancellation of the inaugural season today, we reviewed week 5's highlights and lowlights for the teams and discussed the officiating snafu at the Hou/Sea game and the subsequent XFL statement that followed. We also discuss our "hashtag mishap" during our live tweeting of the Dal/NY game from the press box at Globe Life Park. We got into our preview and picks against the spread of week 6 games but unfortunately those games won't happen. Stay tuned to Drunk Sports as well as our other podcast - The Blitzcast, A Dallas Cowboys Podcast, heard on CowboysSi.com...

First Down: Recap - Houston Roughnecks remain undefeated with a questionable kneel down from PJ Walker that could have given Seattle Dragons one more possession of the game.  Instead the referees left the game and the higher officials did not do enough to get the game going.  Houston wins 32-23.The New York Guardians get their first road win as they routed the Renegades 30-12.  Guardians QB Luis Perez threw a deep pass to Pearson that went 80 yards for a touchdown. He went 16-of-30 completions, 229 passing yards and a touchdown.  The DC Defenders snapped their two game losing streak by benching Cardale Jones after he threw an interception.  Tyree Jackson took the snap and DC defeated the Battlehawks 15-9.  For Saint Louis, QB Ta'am could not get the offense going.  He was pressured constantly and sacked four times during the process.  Kicker Russolino made two of three field goals.  Battlehawks did not score a touchdown.Lastly, the LA Wildcats erased an 18-point deficit to defeat the Tampa Bay Vipers on a 41-34 shoot out.  Josh Johnson threw 20-of-36 completions, 288 passing yards, and four touchdowns.  StandingsEastDC Defenders   3-2Saint Louis Battlehawks  3-2New York Guardians 3-2Tampa Bay Vipers 1-4WestHouston Roughnecks 5-0Dallas Renegades 2-3Los Angeles Wildcats 2-3Seattle Dragons 1-4Second Down: OfficiatingPJ Walker took a knee on 4th down.  Replay showed two seconds left on the clock and the referees ran out of the field.  The supervisor did not do enough to maintain order on the field and get the referees back in play.  It resulted in the supervisor to be relieved from duty.  Here is a statement from the XFL:"Saturday's Seattle Dragons-Houston Roughnecks game should not have ended as it did. Replays showed clearly that the knee of Houston Quarterback PJ Walker touched the field, rendering him 'down' and the fourth-down play officially completed, with approximately two seconds remaining on the clock - effectively turning the ball over to Seattle on downs. WIth a nine-point differential in the score, Seattle was denied an opportunity to tie the game. The XFL sincerely regrets this error.In addition, Wes Booker, who served as officiating supervisor for Saturday's game, has been reassigned."  Ejections at NY/Dallas game: Issues on the field for referees to not review the entire play when the brawl took place.  Dallas DE Gerald Rivers and NY LT Jarren Jones were ejected from the game.  Dallas DE Frank Alexander started it and remained in the game.  NY Center Ian Silberman also remained in the game as he took part of the action as well.  Third down:   First Half Awards:MVP  Hou PJ Walker 15 TDs 1338 passing yards, LA Josh Johnson 11 TDs 1076 passing yards, and STL Jordan Ta'amu 5 passing TDs, 72 completions, RB  TB DeVeon Smith leads 365 rushing yards, HOU James Butler leads 4 rushing touchdowns, STL Matt Jones 314 rushing yards.WR  HOU Cam Phillips leads 455 reception yards and 9 touchdowns, Dal Donald Parham 4TDs, LA Tre McBride 4TDsDefensive Player of the YearNY DT Cavon Walker 4.5 SacksHOU CB Deatrick Nichols 3 INTSEA LB Steven Johnson 30 tackles 18 assistsLA S Ahmad Dixon 31 tackles 13 assistsFourth DownSaturdayHouston Roughnecks (5-0) at New York Guardians (3-2) 02:00pm ABCSaint Louis BattleHawks  (3-2) at Tampa Bay Vipers (1-4) 05:00pm EST (FS2)(not all networks carry FS2)SundayDallas Renegades (2-3) at DC Defenders (3-2) 04:00pm EST FS1Los Angeles Wildcats (2-3) at Seattle Dragons (1-4)  07:00pm EST ESPN2

Week 5 Tampa Bay Vipers recap. Justin and Nick break down the Vipers' 41-34 loss to the Los Angeles Wildcats. We give our thoughts on the game including the Vipers' secondary allowing Wildcats' QB Josh Johnson to throw for 4 TD's, and the inconsistent play of Vipers' QB Taylor "Corn Dog" Cornelius. News this week is about Vipers' RB Jacques Patrick's injury and the usage of QB Quinton Flowers. Finally, we preview the Vipers' week 6 matchup at home against the 3-2 St. Louis Battlehawks. Enjoy! Follow us on Twitter/Instagram: @VipersTalk

A couple of teams look to move on from week 4 quickly, in the form of the Dallas Renegades and the DC Defenders. Thankfully week 5 is upon us! Houston (4-0) looks to keep their perfect overall record intact as they host the Seattle Dragons (1-3) who are 13 point dogs Saturday at 1pm CST. Meanwhile Sunday at 2pm CST the DC Defenders (2-2) look to bounce back from 2 dreadful and forgettable weeks as they play host to the St Louis Battlehawks (3-1) who are favored by 3 on the road. Sunday evening at 8pm CST the LA Wildcats (1-3) are 1-point favorites at home against a resurgent Tampa Bay Vipers, who shut out DC last week and played surprisingly well. The Vipers still have not scored a TD on the road this season. Finally, OUR game of the week, Saturday at 4pm CST the Dallas Renegades (2-2) host the NY Guardians (2-2). Dallas gets the nod here as 7.5 point favorites at home, although they are winless in the friendly confines of Globe Life Park this season. Dallas is looking to go above .500 after a disappointing loss to HOU last week at home that saw Landry Ward go down with a knee injury as Philip Nelson will be under center for at least the next 2 weeks.

First down - Recap of the XFL - NY Guardians survived a close game as they defeated the LA Wildcats 17-14. Luis Perez started as Quarterback for the Guardians but Kicker Matthew McCrane helped by kicking three Field Goals for the win. St Louis Battlehawk (3-1) defeated the Seattle Dragons (1-3) 23-16 as Jordan Ta'Amu led his team with 20-of-27 pass completions, 264 passing yards, one touchdown pass. He ran 16 times for 63 rushing yards. On the defense side, Dexter McCoil (Safety) led the team with six tackles and Will Hill (Safety) had the only turnover as he caught an interception from Dragons' QB BJ Daniels. It was the first ever "Texas Throwdown" between Houston Roughnecks (4-0) and the Dallas Renegades (2-2). The outcome of the game favored the Roughnecks as their defense collectively held the Renegades to earn bragging rights and move to 4-0 in the standings. Renegades QB Landry Jones trended number one throughout the game as he threw three interceptions in the first three possessions. Houston defeats Dallas 27-20. And, Tampa Bay Vipers earn their first win of the season as they shut out their opponent, DC Defenders 25 - 0. The game was one sided from the start as the Vipers ground game was all that was needed for victory.That is the recap of Week 4 on the XFLSecond down: HOT or NOT(HOT) Guardians QB Luis Perez first start with a 96.6 QBRDE Jarrell Owens two sacks in the game...continues to dominate(HOT) St Louis Battlehawks ground game with QB Jordan Ta'amu, RB Christine Michael, and RB Matt Jones combined 43 rushes for 133 yards. ¾ rushing ¼ passing(COLD)Landry Jones picked three times. Knee injury that will sideline him two weeks or more.(COLD)Back to Back weeks, QB Cardale Jones has lost his edge as a starter. His QBR is 30.9 and the entire offense has struggled under head Coach Pep Hamilton and offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand.Third Down - Viewership for the XFL fell for the third straight week. According to Showbuzz Daily, the league's four games drew an average of 1.4 million viewers over the weeknd with a large drop from Saturday to Sunday.Highest ratings were Battlehawks vs Dragons.Are the attitudes of the players reflecting the change in the game? Are the plays a differential on getting the excitement on the game? What is causing a decrease in attendance and viewership?Fourth Down -SATSeattle Dragons (1-3)Houston Roughnecks (4-0) NY Guardians (2-2)Dallas Renegades (2-2) SUNSt Louis Battlehawks (3-1)DC Defenders (2-2)Tampa Bay Vipers (1-3) LA Wildcats (1-3)

The DC Defenders suffered another brutal loss in Week 4 of the XFL, losing to the Tampa Bay Vipers 25-0 away. We share our rage with listeners by recording our raw thoughts and overall reaction to the game. You can follow us on Twitter @ShieldsUpCast, email us at ShieldsUpPodcast@mail.com, or find us on Reddit u/ShieldsUpPodcast.

The boys (minus Carl) talk Quinton Flowers and the Tampa Bay Vipers. We go over USF basketball, football, and baseball. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bulls-eye/message

Is the Renegades' defense the best unit in the league? Will the Vipers ever win a game, and WHY does Marc Trestman still have a job? Which team's tight end is moving up in the ranks of MVP candidacy? Is PJ Walker still the leagues best QB? (I'm talking to YOU Josh Johnson)... WHAT happened to DC and Cardelle Jones?

We're talking about fruits and veggies you can really sling, the Tampa Bay Vipers' 0-3 start, the Sox dealing Mookie, movie, book, and video game reviews, and more.

Hey everyone! Today, we look closer at the week 3 performances of the Tampa Bay Vipers and the New York Guardians. Tune in tomorrow to hear my predictions for each game this weekend, as well as the one thing I'm most excited for from each of the 4 games. Thanks for listening, and make sure to connect with us on social media! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BackwardsHatPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/BackwardsHatPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backwardshatpod/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/backwardshatpodcast/ Tik Tok: @backwardshatpod Snapchat: backwardshatpod WhatsApp: 317-798-9969 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/backwardshat/support

Hey everyone! Thank you for listening today! On this show, I analyze the LA Wildcats and Seattle Dragons week 3 performances. Tomorrow, we'll be taking a deeper look at the Tampa Bay Vipers and the New York Guardians! Tune in, and follow us on all our social media! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BackwardsHatPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/BackwardsHatPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backwardshatpod/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/backwardshatpodcast/ Tik Tok: @backwardshatpod Snapchat: backwardshatpod WhatsApp: 317-798-9969 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/backwardshat/support

Professional football is back in a big way in St. Louis, as the BattleHawks hosted the New York Guardians at The Dome at America's Center in front of an XFL record 29,554 fans, the highest mark in an XFL game this year.In the first game in St. Louis since the Rams left for Los Angeles after the 2015 season, fans were treated to a 29-9 BattleHawks victory that included an exciting kick return for a touchdown.TV ratings across the board took a hit from Week 2, this week's total attendance was a season high.Parity also appears to be setting into the league. Only one of eight teams remain undefeated, as the Houston Roughnecks beat the 0-3 Tamp Bay Vipers 34-27 behind 4 TDs from PJ WalkerIn the most surprising result of the weekend, the Los Angeles Wildcats (1-2) handed the previously undefeated DC Defenders their first loss of the season by scoring an XFL-record 39 points.The XFL plays a 10-week regular season, and four-team playoff format leading into the championship game on April 26 from TDECU Stadium in Houston on ESPN.XFL has a big Week 4 aheadJust because the XFL's ratings are doing well compared to other sports doesn't mean the league can continue to leak viewers.Week 4 will be important. The NFL has taken back the news cycle with the scouting combine happening this week. The XFL is getting to the point of the season in which the novelty has worn off, yet it's too early to hype up a stretch drive for the postseason. It will be a real test to reverse the ratings decline.The XFL is doing better than expected through three weeks. The numbers still compare favorably to other options on the sports menu.First Down - Week 3 RecapStarting with Saturday's games...Houston Roughnecks defeated Tampa Bay Vipers 34-27. Vipers' QB Cornelius attempted to drive the offense at the end but threw an interception for the second straight week. Roughneck's QB PJ Walker and WR Camp Phillips continue to dominate in the air.The Dallas Renegades came back from a 12-6 deficit at halftime and scored 18 unanswered points to defeat the Seattle Dragons 24-12.On Sunday, the St Louis Battlehawks made history. They ended a total of 1,529 days with no football in the city, set an XFL record by having over 29,000 in attendance for the home opener, the first to return a kickoff touchdown, and have their kicker hit an XFL record 58-yard field goal. Battlehawks defeated the New York Guardians 29-9.And the Los Angeles WildCats earned their first win by crushing the first place D.C. Defenders 39-9.That is the recap of week 3 in the XFLSecond DownThe Good, The Bad and The UglyThe Ugly - The New York GuardiansThey were terrible---Memes display the trio of Jets, Giants, and GuardiansHead Coach/GM Kevin Gilbride upset with team performance. He talked to Mekale Mckay (WR) and said to him “Played your ass off. I give you the ball you made some plays. I may need you to be a leader here because there are guys who I thought were gonna be better than what we are at doing are not. Don't be surprised if I lean on you.”Difference between QBs McGloin and Williams as they lead the offenseQB McGloin outbreak cry on offense in week 2; Center Silberman frustrated in week 3.New York is killing any chances it may have with stupid penaltiesStandard and Discipline are not enforced throughout the game.The BadCardale Jones 13-of-26 (50% completion) 103 passing yards, sacked three times, threw four interceptions. 2/13 third down conversion and ⅓ fourth down conversions. 0/1 red zone.The GoodBe Frederickson (Twitter): I know the XFL is not the NFL, and I know NFL owners are motivated by greed above all, but I'm not sure how some powerful NFL people don't see what is happening in St. Louis--relocation lawsuit plus Battlehawks success--and not feel like they picked the wrong side of divorce.Houston Roughnecks are undefeatedPJ Walker 24-36 306 yards 3 TDs and 1 Rushing TDCam Phillips 10 targets 8 receptions 194 yards 84 long, 3 TDs (Back to Back weeks with 3 TDsAverage viewers - 1,704,000 ABC/ESPNThird DownNotable PlayersHOU RB James Butler 7 carries 72 Rushing Yards; responsible for 3 First Downs and scored a 2 point conversionDAL TE Donald Parham 5 receptions 101 yards 2 TDs. He is Landry Jones primary target.STL RBs Matt Jones and Christine Michael (former SB Champion XLVIII Seattle Seahawks over Denver) combined 28 carries, 139 yards. Each had one TDLA RB Martez Carter 2 rushing TDs and 1 passing TDPJ Walker 24-36 306 yards 3 TDs and 1 Rushing TDOption: “Each member can pick their outstanding player”Cam Phillips 10 targets 8 receptions 194 yards 84 long and 3 TDs for the second straight week! MVP NFLFourth DownLA (1-2) at New York (1-2)SAT FEB 29 2PM EST ABC19-9 LASeattle (1-2) at St. Louis (2-1)SAT FEB 29 5PM EST FOX26-12 STLHouston (3-0) at Dallas (2-1)SUN, MAR 1, 4PM EST FS1Dal 34-22DC (2-1) at Tampa Bay (0-3)SUN, MAR 1, 7PM EST ESPN2DC 38-12--Picks--

Week 3 Tampa Bay Vipers recap. Justin and Nick break down the Vipers' 34-27 loss to the Houston Roughnecks. We start with the game recap. Game recap includes all big moments including Roughnecks' QB PJ Walker's huge day passing on the Vipers' defense. Then we give our thoughts on the Vipers' QB-by-committee approach with Taylor Cornelius and Quinton Flowers, Vipers' CB Anthoula Kelly's bad game on D, and the Vipers' inability to stop the Houston rushing attack. News this week is on the Vipers' strong attendance and Quotes from HC Marc Trestman and Quinton Flowers. Finally, we end our show with a preview of the week 4 matchup against the 2-1 D.C. Defenders. Follow us on Twitter/Instagram: @VipersTalk

Japplefield, /r/GoBulls mod, joins the guys to discuss USF sports and the Tampa Bay Vipers! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bulls-eye/message

James and David react to the news the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a two-year deal with a team option for the second-year, and they have very differing thoughts about the news. Then, what's up with the XFL's Tampa Bay Vipers, and when is too early to start talking about coaching replacements for the first-year team? Finally, continuing our week-long food critique extravaganza, it's time to tackle soft drinks and desert as we send you off to your weekend with today's episode of the Locked On Bucs Podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Landry Jones is a star in the making for the Dallas Renegades as he leads them to a couple of franchise firsts: First TD Drive and First WIN! We review week 2 in the XFL, the drama that was the Matt McGloin Show, and our week 3 picks and predictions!

First down - Recap of the XFL - The DC Defenders defeated the New York Guardians 27-0 becoming the first team to shut out an opponent.  Cardale Jones led the team throwing 23-of-37 completions, 276 passing yards, and two touchdown passes.  The Defenders defense held the Guardians with only 137 total yards.

Week 2 Tampa Bay Vipers recap. Justin and Nick break down the Vipers' 17-9 loss at the hands of the Seattle Dragons. We give stats and our thoughts on the game including the quarterback-by-committee duo of Taylor Cornelius and Quinton Flowers. News this week is about HC Marc Trestman's postgame press conference and the Vipers' easy schedule to this point. Finally, we preview the Vipers' week 3 matchup at home against the 2-0 Houston Roughnecks. Follow us on Instagram/Twitter: @VipersTalk

Dallas Renegades President, Grady Raskin joins us LIVE to talk about week 1 in the league, the team's hard loss to the Battlehawks, the status of Landry Jones, and how cool is Bob Stoops, really? Also trends and tidbits from around the league, and picks and predictions for week 2.

This week, Justin is back from covering Week 1 of The XFL at Met Life Stadium where The New York Guardians won their home opener over The Tampa Bay Vipers. The XFL is off to a hot start and The Everyman LOVES it!!! Check out the link below for more information about The XFL! https://www.xfl.com/en-US/teams/new-york

Tanner gives us a Trashman Update, we introduce our new co-host Flegs!(@jjflegel) We immediately go into UFC talk and about how close the main event was for Jon Jones/Reyes. We talk about our XFL consumption over the weekend, What we thought was great, good, and what aspects left us scratching our heads. We also talk about how bad our selected team was, Tampa Bay Vipers for those who forgot. Lastly we talk about Dana B(@DanaB_Number3) and the impressive feat that is Zillion Beers. The Anomalies @The_Anomalies on Twiter Theanomaliespod on Instagram The Anomalies on Youtube for clips of our show Pro Sports Extra on Youtube for our full Episode Videos Prosportsextra.com to see us blog Anomalies are… Tanner Johnson (@VuhnillaGorilla) Ronnie Watson aka Trashman Ronnie (@TrashmanRonnie) Marco Rivera (@QuePasaPrimo) Tyler Allen (@TylerAllen) Jon Flegel (@jjflegel) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Powered by Firstory Hosting

Tanner gives us a Trashman Update, we introduce our new co-host Flegs!(@jjflegel) We immediately go into UFC talk and about how close the main event was for Jon Jones/Reyes. We talk about our XFL consumption over the weekend, What we thought was great, good, and what aspects left us scratching our heads. We also talk about how bad our selected team was, Tampa Bay Vipers for those who forgot. Lastly we talk about Dana B(@DanaB_Number3) and the impressive feat that is Zillion Beers. The Anomalies @The_Anomalies on Twiter Theanomaliespod on Instagram The Anomalies on Youtube for clips of our show Pro Sports Extra on Youtube for our full Episode Videos Prosportsextra.com to see us blog Anomalies are… Tanner Johnson (@VuhnillaGorilla) Ronnie Watson aka Trashman Ronnie (@TrashmanRonnie) Marco Rivera (@QuePasaPrimo) Tyler Allen (@TylerAllen) Jon Flegel (@jjflegel) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Powered by Firstory Hosting

We're talking about the RETURN of the XFL and a tough opener for the Tampa Bay Vipers, the less important football game from the week prior (referred to in some parts as the "Super Bowl"), and breaking down what was a pretty impressive showing last week by Murph as it related to The Oscars!

Following the XFL's opening weekend, this episode of the TSL Podcast talks all things XFL. From game recaps to fantasy players of the week, this edition of the TSL Podcast will give you an in depth look at each XFL team. First, the crew gave their general observations regarding the XFL's quality of play, broadcasting, and the general buzz generated by an exciting first weekend. Then, we looked at all four games, starting with the Cardale Jones and the DC Defenders big win against Seattle Dragons. After that, the Philadelphia based reporters raved over the play of former Temple quarterback PJ Walker, who threw four touchdowns in the Houston Roughnecks win over the LA Wildcats. Moving to the second half of the XFL's opening weekend, New York defeated the Tampa Bay Vipers in the largest margin of victory of the weekend. Veteran quarterback Aaron Murray was benched by the Vipers in favor of former USF quarterback Quinton Flowers, which was a topic of discussion. Finally, the St. Louis Battlehawks won a modern day slug-fest against the Dallas Renegades behind the play of former Ole Miss quarterback Jordan Ta'amu. Follow us on Twitter! @TotalSportsLive @Jovan10 @HarryBrownRusso @MatthewKass

DAVID IS BACK! We're talking about the key differences in the rules between the XFL and NFL while doing a (slight) preview on this weekend's matchup between the Tampa Bay Vipers and New York Guardians Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On a brand new episode of The TSL Podcast, Jovan Alford, Harrison Brown, Matt Kass, and Chris Shanafelt previewed the 2020 XFL season. To kick off the podcast, the crew discussed the Seattle Dragons and St. Louis BattleHawks naming their starting quarterbacks. After that, they looked at how Antonio Callaway being placed on injured reserve impacts the Tampa Bay Vipers offense. Other topics discussed were Kenny Robinson declaring for the 2020 NFL draft, projecting XFL attendance, and impact players from each roster to watch out for. Make sure to follow on twitter: Total Sports Live - @TotalSportsLive Jovan - @Jovan10 Harrison - @HarryBrownRusso Matt - @MatthewKass Chris @ChrisShanafelt

2:00 - Don't freak out, but the Cardinals could really use a win in Colorado 2:15 - Greg Amsinger on the Cardinals in the final stretch, league-wide home runs and more. 2:45 - Hot Topics 3:00 - Craig Berube on the summer after the Cup, building forward and more. 3:15 - Sports Six Pack 3:30 - Tampa Bay Vipers fans are the WORST 3:45 - Kyle Elfrink answers your fantasy football questions 4:00 - Four O'clock Fight 4:15 - The MLB home run record has been broken. Again. 4:30 - Over/Under 4:45 - John Mozeliak audio from the Bernie Show 5:00 - Take It Or Leave It 5:15 - The series with the Brewers is about to get interesting 5:30 - Is Big Ben really THAT bad of a leader? 5:45 - What did you learn today?