"Coaching Malpractice": The Rams Lay an Egg in Melbourne, Myles Garrett Gets Milk-Cartoned & Beav's Masterclass
49ers 27, Rams 7 — and Grant is angrier than he's been since last October. John Browner calls it the most gutless performance he's seen under Sean McVay and, for the first time in McVay's career, uses...
11 Syys 48min
Week 1 Picks: Rams by 14 in Melbourne, the First Fired Bowl & Tim Defends the Eagles' Honor
The season starts tomorrow, so the crew launches a weekly tradition: every game that matters, picked on the record. Grant and John Browner open with the Wednesday-night Super Bowl rematch (John takes ...
9 Syys 48min
The NFC, Division by Division: Zero Repeat Winners, the Cowboys Take the East & the Eagles Miss the Playoffs
NFL week is finally here, and the crew previews the entire NFC division by division. Grant and John Browner open with the North — the division of No. 1 picks, where John argues any team could finish f...
8 Syys 48min
Clippers Fallout, Day Two: Who Lied, Why Frank Got Six Months & Pablo's Next Target Is the Dodgers
The punishment was yesterday. The reckoning is tonight. Grant and John Browner start with the question hanging over everything: the NBA's verdict and ESPN's reporting can't both be true — so who lied?...
4 Syys 48min
The Hammer Drops: Clippers Lose Five First-Round Picks, Ballmer Banned a Year & Kawhi Walks for $700K
Twelve months almost to the day after this show first tried to make sense of the Aspiration story, the NBA made it official — and Grant and John Browner walk through one of the harshest punishments in...
3 Syys 47min
Kroenke Buys the Angels for $3.9 Billion, Lane Kiffin Is a Snake in Snake Country & Don't Pay CJ Stroud
Everything in sports is for sale — and this time the buyer matters. Stan Kroenke is purchasing the Angels for a reported $3.9 billion, an MLB record, and Grant and John Browner explain why Angels fans...
2 Syys 48min
Lamar Jackson Falls 67 Spots, the USC Attendance Firestorm & Dan Campbell Is Overrated
Grant and John Browner dig into the NFL Top 100, where Lamar Jackson — a multiple-time MVP who was No. 2 a year ago — fell 67 spots to No. 69 in a list voted on by the players themselves. John's read:...
1 Syys 48min
