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Drake Toll and Pete Sousa react to Monday Night Football and break down a wild day ahead of the NFL trade deadline on The Drake Toll Show. The guys examine the Jacksonville Jaguars’ defensive spending spree following trades for Jessie Bates III, Davon Godchaux, and Jordan Davis. The show assesses whether Jacksonville has mounted a legitimate Super Bowl case and evaluates Philadelphia’s draft capital haul under Howie Roseman. Segment topics feature the "Biggest Losers of the Day," the Browns’ QB situation as Deshaun Watson returns over Shedeur Sanders, and the crowded NFC North race powered by the Packers, Bears, and Lions. Drake and Pete also dissect the expanded 24-team College Football Playoff media deal with ESPN, check in on the NFC West following Puka Nacua’s injury update, and hand out "Idiot of the Day" honors. Special guest Roger Powell, Valparaiso men’s basketball head coach, joins the broadcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa react to Sunday Night Football and dissect the coaching turmoil gripping the NFL, starting in the NFC East after Nick Sirianni hints at staff changes following the Eagles’ seventh straight loss to the Giants. The guys hand out "Biggest Losers of the Day" honors to Harrison Butker and the Chargers, while celebrating the city of New Orleans as the week's biggest winner. WGR's Gene Battaglia joins the show to cover Rochester sports, followed by a round of "Obituaries" touching on Jonathan Taylor, post-game smoking, and the NC State coaching opening. Later, Drake and Pete name the "Idiot of the Day," evaluate the NFC South, re-hit headlines, and dive into the NFC West—debating whether to place a $100 Super Bowl wager on the 7-1 49ers after Fred Warner dubbed Brock Purdy the NFL's best quarterback. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosted by Drake Toll alongside Pete Sousa on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260, the duo reacts to the latest Thursday Night Football action. In the NFL segment, they break down the Minnesota Vikings turning back to their quarterback carousel, announcing Carson Wentz as the starter against the Buffalo Bills after Kyler Murray suffered a hamstring injury—a frustration point for star receiver Justin Jefferson. The host picks for "Biggest Losers of the Day" focus on off-field chaos, highlighted by Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice filing for bankruptcy while facing over $3.45 million in debt, while Drew Lock earns "Biggest Winner" honors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa break down the Baltimore Ravens finalizing a trade with the Arizona Cardinals for Jacoby Brissett following injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. In the NFC East, they debate the floor and ceiling for Joe Milton as he takes over as the starting quarterback for the slumping Philadelphia Eagles, amidst criticism from former Eagle Nick Foles and head coach Nick Sirianni. The show features signature segments including "Biggest Losers of the Day"—taking aim at the Saints, Brian Schottenheimer, and the Utah Utes—and "Obituaries," covering everything from Charles Barkley to the CFP Committee Chair. Finally, the duo evaluates the Seattle Seahawks' outlook under Drew Lock following Sam Darnold’s quad injury. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa dive into a jam-packed lineup of college football and NFL storylines, opening with reactions to the latest College Football Playoff rankings. The hosts shift to key NFL developments, covering undrafted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano’s unexpected rise to start for the Baltimore Ravens following injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. They analyze the Buffalo Bills' decision to cut safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson after his one-game spitting suspension, alongside Cris Collinsworth’s defense of Jerry Jones regarding the Dallas Cowboys’ ongoing struggles. Additional show segments highlight the "Biggest Losers of the Day"—featuring Zac Taylor, Jonathan Taylor, and Deion Sanders—and cover MLB's proposal to delay a salary cap implementation until 2028. The episode wraps up with Florida State coaching search rumors involving Eli Drinkwitz and Brian Kelly, the "Idiot of the Day" segment, and insights from guest Tim Barbalace of 105.7 The Fan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosted by Drake Toll and Pete Sousa on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260, the guys break down all the fallout from Monday Night Football. The morning kicks off with a panic-meter evaluation of the chaotic NFC East, questioning the Dallas Cowboys’ path forward, Schotty’s accountability, and whether the Giants are true contenders or total frauds. The commentary heats up during staple segments like "Biggest Losers of the Day," taking aim at the Colts and Ravens, and "Obits," which buries accountability and coaching family harassment. Pete faces the heat during an NFL breakdown of the Chargers' loss to the Rams, dissecting fault between Justin Herbert and Jim Harbaugh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa react to a chaotic NFL Sunday, opening with the Dallas Cowboys’ struggles, Jerry Jones’ comments on Schotty, and reactions from Mike Tomlin and Dak Prescott. The show rolls into "Biggest Losers of the Day," roasting Ashton Jeanty, Michael Penix Jr., and the Indianapolis Colts, before hitting the "Obits" segment to bury Arkansas football and jab at Pope Leo’s Henderson-esque speech. The primary headline focuses on Buffalo’s 36-10 blowout over Baltimore, analyzing Lamar Jackson’s potential season-ending thumb injury alongside Tyler Huntley's injury, leaving emergency quarterback Joe Fagnano in control. Drake and Pete tackle "Idiot of the Day," criticizing Ja’Marr Chase, Jaquan Brisker’s penalty on Deshaun Watson, and the NFC South. The episode wraps up with guest Frank Schwab of Yahoo Sports breaking down betting angles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pete Sousa kicks off the morning with reaction to Thursday Night Football, leading into Christian Watson highlights and NFL breaking news. The crew breaks down the Chicago Bears' massive trade acquiring All-Pro DT Jeffery Simmons from the Titans for multiple first-round picks, alongside reaction from new Seahawks guard Quenton Nelson. Rounding out the show, "Idiot of the Day" targets viral media slip-ups before guest appearances from Westwood One's Chris Bleck and QB Confessions host Sean Salisbury. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Drake Toll and Pete Sousa drive a fast-paced show packed with top headlines, roster shifts, and expert commentary across Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260. The morning kicks off with World Series coverage celebrating the Milwaukee Brewers' championship run. NFL news takes center stage as the hosts analyze the Kansas City Chiefs' controversial signing of five-time All-Pro kicker Justin Tucker to their practice squad, backed by reactions from Andy Reid. The show dives into the "Biggest Losers of the Day" before moving to NBA updates on Tyrese Haliburton’s hamstring injury. In Indianapolis, a "Colts Panic Meter" evaluates wide receiver Josh Downs' trade request following recent roster moves. media reactions feature Ken Rosenthal and Dan Orlovsky in "Idiot of the Day." Wrapping up with guest insight from former multi-sport pro and Chiefs broadcaster Danan Hughes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa hit the airwaves on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260 with an action-packed morning lineup. The duo kicks off with a dramatic MLB World Series Game 4 recap, breaking down Tampa Bay’s 12th-inning walk-off victory over Milwaukee. Moving into the NFL, the hosts analyze the Indianapolis Colts' roster overhaul, highlighting high-profile trades sending DeForest Buckner to the 49ers and Quenton Nelson to the Seahawks, evaluating how these moves shake up the competitive NFC West. CBS Sports analyst Taylor McHargue joins to break down college football headlines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Co-hosted by Drake Toll and Pete Sousa, this edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260 delivers a sharp, fast-paced breakdown of post-Sunday NFL action and trending sports headlines. The duo opens by unraveling the wild NFC South, spotlighting the Atlanta Falcons' 29–20 victory over the San Francisco 49ers and rookie linebacker Kendal Daniels' clutch interception just one week after a frightening hospitalization. Moving into "Biggest Losers of the Day" and "Obituaries," the show tackles division chaos across the AFC North, Aaron Glenn's coaching status, and the Carolina Panthers. Later, Drake and Pete debate J.J. McCarthy's fit with the New York Giants following their 27–21 overtime win against Houston, driven by a big outing from Cam Skattebo. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa deliver an action-packed episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260. The show kicks off with an in-depth Thursday Night Football preview of the Patriots versus Bears matchup, evaluating Drake Maye against Chicago's defense and questioning if the Bears possess a Super Bowl caliber roster. In "Biggest Losers of the Day," the hosts preview the World Series, featuring sound from Pat Murphy on facing the Rays while calling out critics of the matchup. The "Obituaries" segment puts to rest the idea that the Brewers will be rusty, alongside viral internet highlights. Moving to college football, the crew breaks down upcoming weekend games, including USC at Wisconsin and Texas versus Ole Miss, while debating Steve Sarkisian's future. Finally, "Idiot of the Day" targets sports missteps from the Knicks, ESPN, Brian Windhorst, and the Timberwolves, before featuring guest Rich Hollenberg. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa react to major NFL news as the New York Giants name J.J. McCarthy their new QB1 for Sunday’s matchup against the Houston Texans. The show breaks down Coach John Harbaugh’s decision to bench Jameis Winston after McCarthy provided a spark off the bench last week. Trailing by 24 points against the Saints, McCarthy stepped in for the fourth quarter, throwing for 243 yards, leading three scoring drives, and nearly pulling off a historic comeback. The hosts examine audio reactions from McCarthy, Winston, and Harbaugh regarding the quarterback change. Beyond the Giants, Drake and Pete discuss Dallas Cowboys optimism, the Maryland football head coaching opening, Packers running back Josh Jacobs returning to action, and LaMelo Ball's controversial comments. The broadcast also features regular segments like "Biggest Losers of the Day" and "Idiot of the Day." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa anchor a action-packed sports broadcast on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260. The show opens with an in-depth lead segment on Jalen Hurts' injury, highlighting Adam Schefter's radio comments on the Eagles' medical care and the NFLPA investigation. Moving into interactive content, the hosts trigger the show’s "Panic Meter" to evaluate underperforming preseason contenders—the Rams, Cowboys, and Texans—before identifying the day's "Biggest Losers," including the NFC East. Recurring segments like "Obits" unpack hot-button headlines: Najee Harris’ release from the Giants following controversial postgame remarks, fake news, and Michael Kay's commentary on Aaron Boone. College football coverage focuses on Julian Sayin’s injury impact on Ohio State, the AP Poll, and Steve Sarkisian's future at Texas, featuring guest analyst Josh Graham. The episode concludes with a Week 6 NFL breakdown comparing undefeated teams: the 49ers, Chiefs, and Vikings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this packed episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa break down the wild headlines sweeping the NFL and sports media. The show opens on the heels of the 49ers vs. Commanders matchup, diving straight into ESPN reports showing Washington head coach Dan Quinn appearing unaware of what down it was—a shocking moment coming right after his recent game-management breakdown. Moving into the NFC East, the co-hosts react to Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni’s defensive press conference following news that quarterback Jalen Hurts will miss the remainder of the season due to blood clots. The episode also highlights Stephen A. Smith’s latest takes, celebrates the Tampa Bay Rays heading to the World Series, and roasts Matt Rhule’s latest player comments in "Biggest Losers." Rounding out the broadcast, Drake and Pete analyze offensive fixes for struggling AFC West quarterbacks Bo Nix and Justin Herbert, dive into NFL Network and Colts blunders in "Idiot of the Day," and welcome The Athletic Eagles beat writer Brooks Kubena. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosted by Drake Toll and Pete Sousa on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260, this high-energy episode tackles a chaotic weekend of football news. The show kicks off with the standard Monday morning breakdown, immediately diving into the NFC East to analyze the Philadelphia Eagles placing quarterback Jalen Hurts on injured reserve due to a calf blood clot. Drake and Pete debate the team's handling of the situation as Tanner McKee takes over the offense. The hosts then hand out their Biggest Losers and Winners of the Day, crowning Saints running back Alvin Kamara while reacting to pressers from Jim Harbaugh, Texas, and the Rams. The show transitions into the "Obits" segment to detail the New York Giants' QB controversy after J.J. McCarthy nearly mounted a fourth-quarter comeback following Jameis Winston's benching. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosted by Pete Sousa, this episode of The Drake Toll Show delivers a high-energy mix of postseason baseball coverage, pressing NFL storylines, and national college football news. The show kicks off with reaction to Pat Murphy and the Milwaukee Brewers completing a sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers, alongside Thursday Night Football analysis and Ryan Fitzpatrick’s take on Broncos quarterback Bo Nix. Heavy focus shifts to NFL quarterback headlines, examining Jalen Hurts being ruled out due to a calf blood clot and Jayden Daniels taking accountability for Washington's late-game blunder. The show moves through its signature segments, featuring Troy Aikman addressing media rumors in "Biggest Losers of the Day" and a critical PR breakdown of Caleb Williams in "Idiot of the Day." Rounding out the broadcast, Pete examines the College Football Playoff nearing a 24-team model for 2027 and previews the weekend action with Westwood One Sports host Lynnell Willingham. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this action-packed episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa hit the airwaves on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260. The show kicks off with baseball coverage as the duo pays off their NLCS Game 3 teases and reacts to audio from former All-Star AJ Ramos discussing Shohei Ohtani’s injuries and pitching strategy. Moving to NFL headlines, the crew analyzes coaching news and drama surrounding the Dallas Cowboys, featuring Jerry Jones and Brian Schottenheimer soundbytes on Christian Parker. Later segments highlight the day’s "Biggest Losers," diving into media dynamics between Troy Aikman and Joe Buck, followed by rapid-fire sports "Obits" covering Jameis Winston and Houston Astros manager Joe Espada. MLB Network Radio Host Grant Paulsen joins the show to recap NLCS Game 3. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this fast-paced episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa dive into the biggest stories across the gridiron and the diamond. The duo kicks off with hot-button NFL topics, dissecting Micah Parsons' candid podcast comments claiming Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels' late-game blunders could cost head coach Dan Quinn his job. Pete and Drake then analyze the broader NFL coaching hot seat landscape, scrutinizing seat temperatures across the league. Shifting to the day's "Biggest Losers," the show evaluates costly miscues from Jim Harbaugh, Tyreek Hill, Justin Herbert, and the New Orleans Saints. Over in MLB, the guys examine Shohei Ohtani’s injury status and preview crucial postseason matchups, including Blake Snell's thoughts on the Brewers and Guardians vs. Rays. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this action-packed Monday Night Football Reaction episode of The Drake Toll Show, broadcast on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260, host Drake Toll breaks down the hot button topics surrounding the gridiron and postseason baseball. The show opens with evaluating NFL head coaches under pressure, highlighting Brian Schottenheimer, Dan Quinn, and Jim Harbaugh through presser audio and player reactions. Moving into "Biggest Losers of the Day" and "Obits," Drake targets costly team blunders, dissecting the Titans' draft strategy, Kellen Moore's blitz prep, and Joe Davis's World Series calls. The focus then shifts to the diamond for MLB postseason coverage, contrasting the Milwaukee Brewers' new momentum against the Dodgers, while previewing the Guardians vs. Rays matchup. Gene Battaglia joins the show to talk Buffalo Bills! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa react to a wild Sunday Night Football slate. The duo dives into the "Biggest Losers of the Day," focusing on the Philadelphia Eagles' season collapse, Nick Sirianni’s questionable decision-making, and Jim Harbaugh addressing the 0-5 Chargers. Segment highlights include a roast of the Chicago Bears and Ben Johnson in "Idiot of the Day," alongside breakdowns of game-ending coaching blunders from Dan Quinn and Kellen Moore. Drake introduces advanced analytics features from Clutch Parlays, emphasizing transparent pregame and live betting tools. Finally, the hosts preview Monday Night Football between the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Rams, analyzing key matchups in the Rams' secondary and setting up a full week of sports action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa dive into a jam-packed slate of NFL and college football action, kicking off with a raw breakdown of the Cowboys vs. Bucs matchup. The duo highlights the biggest losers and idiots of the week before welcoming former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Jesse Holley (@Mr4thAndLong) to share expert insights. Drake and Pete then shift to baseball obituaries and key college football showdowns, including Texas vs. Oklahoma and Georgia vs. Alabama. Later, the hosts preview marquee NFL games: Denver at the winless Chargers, the Bears visiting the Packers, and the Ravens battling the Falcons and Bijan Robinson. Drake also walks listeners through the Clutch Parlays platform, highlighting its transparent performance tracking and pro-level analytics tools. The action wraps up with a featured segment alongside guest Lynnell Willingham. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa anchor a packed sports rundown led by an NFL Thursday Night Football preview between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-4) and the Dallas Cowboys (2-2). The hosts analyze whether this game represents a make-or-break moment for Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles, who sits atop CBS Sports' hot seat rankings while starting an undrafted rookie quarterback in place of the injured Baker Mayfield. Beyond the marquee matchup, the show tackles the Houston Texans’ 0-4 slump and head coach DeMeco Ryans taking over defensive playcalling duties. Additional segments cover MLB postseason action, including the Dodgers advancing to the NLCS, alongside hot takes on Aaron Judge, the Eagles, Odell Beckham Jr., and commentary on Stephen A. Smith. The episode concludes a featured interview with New England Patriots broadcaster Bob Socci. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosted by Drake Toll and Pete Sousa, dives into the sudden retirement of Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson. The guys zoom in on how his departure to prioritize mental health impacts the Eagles' roster, locker room culture, and overall direction this season. Expanding their lens to the NFC East, Drake and Pete debate whether the Dallas Cowboys can truly be trusted as division favorites.The commentary heats up as the hosts rank their top three "scariest" 2–2 teams in the NFL and call out the biggest losers and idiots of the day, including a look into the Indianapolis Colts' ownership controversy and testy press conference moments from across the league. Featuring broadcast veteran Rich Hollenberg to talk baseball, the show delivers sharp gridiron analysis, fast-paced sports banter, and interactive fan calls on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this action-packed episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa break down the latest gridiron drama starting with a deep dive into Monday Night Football. The duo dissects the NFC South clash between the Saints and Falcons, questioning New Orleans' second-half fade, Kellen Moore’s play-calling, and Bijan Robinson’s dynamic impact. Moving across the league, Drake and Pete debate whether Philadelphia is becoming the city of "good, but not great" teams, reacting to the Eagles' struggles alongside player audio from C.J. Gardner-Johnson. The show shifts gears to examine the Los Angeles Chargers' alarming downward slide and Kevin O'Connell's Minnesota Vikings, questioning their credentials despite a 4-0 start powered by five field goals. Featuring guest analyst Tim Barbalace of 105.7 The Fan to talk Ravens and Orioles, the episode blends sharp NFL breakdown, viral clips, and hilarious commentary broadcast across Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa break down an action-packed NFL Sunday leading into the Sunday Night Football showdown between the Detroit Lions and Carolina Panthers. The duo dives into the Dallas Cowboys, dissecting Dak Prescott's second-half production, CeeDee Lamb's latest comments, and whether head coach Brian Schottenheimer sits on the hot seat following their matchup with the Houston Texans. In "Biggest Losers of the Day," Drake and Pete examine the Kansas City Chiefs' tight battle against the Las Vegas Raiders alongside Klint Kubiak's aggressive offensive coaching style. Later, the show addresses Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson's ankle injury, assesses concerns regarding backup Tyler Huntley, and reviews Drake Maye’s performance in the Patriots-Bills matchup. Finally, Saints beat reporter Matthew Paras joins the show for expert team insights. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this action-packed episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa kick things off with a recap of Thursday Night Football, zeroing in on an animated Steelers squad airing out internal frustration on the field. The hosts evaluate the league’s early-season struggles, breaking down the biggest strengths—and glaring weaknesses—of winless 0-3 teams, including the Dolphins, Titans, Texans, Chargers, and Buccaneers. Drama takes center stage during a deep dive into the Patriots locker room, addressing rumors of a potential rift between head coach Mike Vrabel and quarterback Drake Maye. Moving through the slate, the duo spotlights key weekend matchups, featuring clashes between the Rams and Eagles, Chiefs and Raiders, and Broncos and 49ers. Chiefs Digest beat writer Matt Derrick joins the broadcast to offer expert analysis on Kansas City’s upcoming divisional battle. Rounding out the lineup, the show features popular segments like "Idiot of the Day" and a trip through sports history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this packed episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Drake Toll leads off with massive NFL news, breaking down the blockbuster trade sending Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr. to the Dallas Cowboys following a lengthy contract dispute and back injury saga. As the broadcast continues, Drake dives into signature segments like "Biggest Losers of the Day" and "Idiot of the Day," taking aim at viral blunders across MLB, college football, and sports media. Later on, the episode highlights key college football matchups, including Alabama at Mississippi State and Ohio State at Iowa, before guest Chris Mack joins to discuss top headlines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa dive into the Dallas Cowboys' end-of-game missteps in their loss to the Ravens in Rio, breaking down Jerry Jones’ frustration and coach Brian Schottenheimer’s efforts to realign with management after crucial execution errors. Moving through the NFL gridiron, the duo analyzes undefeated teams, highlighting specific vulnerabilities such as the Bills' turnover troubles, the Chiefs' passing struggles with Rashee Rice, and key injuries plaguing the 49ers. The show's "Obits" segment features Odell Beckham Jr.'s release from the New York Giants, followed by a preview of four key MLB Wild Card Game 2 matchups, including pitch breakdowns for Phillies vs. Braves and Red Sox vs. Yankees. Rounding out the broadcast, Drake and Pete name the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiot of the Day," with commentary on college football headlines and guest analyst Adam Abdalla. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosted by Drake Toll and Pete Sousa on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260, the conversation centers on major football story lines and MLB playoff matchups. The hosts analyze the NFC East and North, highlighting the New York Giants' recent trade acquire quarter-back J.J. McCarthy from the Minnesota Vikings. They break down John Harbaugh's soundbite reiterating that Jameis Winston remains New York's starting quarterback. Moving into the "Biggest Losers" and "Obituaries" segments, the show critiques Jim Harbaugh's comments regarding Justin Herbert, Tampa Bay head coach Todd Bowles, Drake Maye, and team setbacks across the NFL and Big Ten. The broadcast shifts to baseball to preview Game 1 of the MLB Wild Card round, breaking down pitching matchups like Jesus Luzardo facing Chris Sale, and Payton Tolle taking on Cam Schlittler. Finally, the show hits "Idiot of the Day" before welcoming guest Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post and closing out with Calvin Watkins of the Dallas Morning News. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa break down the action following a packed Sunday slate, leading into Sunday Night Football between the Eagles and Bears. The duo reacts to Tyler Loop’s game-winning field goal for Baltimore and checks in on Cowboys fans. The show evaluates the Sunday's "Biggest Losers," focusing on Jim Harbaugh’s 0-3 Chargers and Mike Vrabel’s concerns, alongside a look at the AL West. Later, they examine the surprising 3-0 Las Vegas Raiders, hand out "Idiot of the Day" honors, and break down C.J. Stroud's comments on the Houston Texans. Guest appearances include 105.7's Cordell Woodland covering the Ravens, plus senior writer for The Athletic Andy McCullough. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa break down a thrilling Thursday Night Football showdown on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260. The duo opens with immediate reactions to the Atlanta Falcons' dominant victory over the Green Bay Packers, examining Michael Penix Jr.’s return alongside huge performances from Bijan Robinson and Drake London, while dissecting Matt LaFleur’s postgame comments. The NFL conversation moves to the Cleveland Browns' toxic fanbase dynamics surrounding Deshaun Watson, featuring soundbites from Watson and OC Todd Monken. After lighthearted "Obits" covering Jameis Winston and Baker Mayfield, ESPN’s Matt Schick joins the show to analyze key college football matchups, including Texas-Tennessee, Texas A&M-LSU, and Oregon-USC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa anchor an action-packed broadcast on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260. The show leads off with a breakdown of Thursday Night Football, pitting Bijan Robinson and the Atlanta Falcons against Green Bay’s formidable run defense. The hosts transition to international NFL headlines with the Cowboys vs. Ravens matchup, followed by "Biggest Losers of the Day," highlighting Lane Kiffin’s postgame comments downplaying Ole Miss’s win over LSU. In "Obits," the show addresses financial irresponsibility and major NFL roster shifts, including New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart’s season-ending injury and Jameis Winston stepping into the starting role. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa dive into a jam-packed lineup of NFL chaos, injury fallout, and major headlines across sports. The show kicks off with an "Around the NFL" breakdown, centering on the alarming quarterback injuries sweeping the league—highlighted by New York Giants signal-caller Jaxson Dart facing potentially season-ending knee surgery, alongside growing panic levels surrounding Caleb Williams, Kyler Murray, and Jayden Daniels. The hosts also break down Chicago's messy QB room following Tyson Bagent's concussion. In "Biggest Losers of the Day," the focus shifts to the New York Yankees losing Aaron Judge to a moderate calf strain ahead of the Wild Card series, before pivoting to humorous obituaries for fading teams and Falcons fans watching Tua Tagovailoa return. After a feature segment with guest Josh Graham, the duo crowns the San Francisco 49ers as "Idiot of the Day" over their handling of a fake player fraud case, closing out with an analysis of the NFC East race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this packed episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa dive headfirst into the latest NFL drama. Opening with a breakdown of Monday Night Football, the duo analyzes key plays—including a Jameis Winston interception—and discusses growing concern around Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart after his early injury exit. The conversation expands into the "Biggest Losers of the Day," featuring commentary on Terry Bradshaw, the Los Angeles Chargers, and underperforming signal-callers. The hosts also touch on injury updates across the league, examining Caleb Williams' week-to-week hamstring status and the Atlanta Falcons' decision to name Michael Penix Jr. their Week 3 starter against Green Bay. FOX Sports NFL insider Greg Auman joins the show for expert analysis before Drake and Pete re-evaluate top contenders in their "Are These Teams Legit?" segment, offering sharp breakdowns of the Bengals, Vikings, and 49ers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa react to a chaotic NFL Sunday. The duo leads with major quarterback injuries, reviewing Jayden Daniels' elbow injury against Dallas and Caleb Williams leaving the Bears' game on a cart with a hamstring strain. Moving into the "Biggest Losers of the Day" and "Obits," the show highlights Deshaun Watson outplaying Baker Mayfield, as well as the extreme 157-degree turf temperature in Nashville that melted cleats and forced Eagles coach Nick Sirianni to get an IV. Later segments break down the NFC South landscape and question long-term trust in the Buccaneers. Finally, the show names its "Idiot of the Day" nominees—featuring Aaron Rodgers' play-calling and Jerry Jones critics—before re-hitting the day's top headlines and looking ahead to Monday Night Football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this action-packed episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports and SiriusXM Channel 260, host Drake Toll kicks off the evening breaking down Thursday Night Football and questioning his pre-game faith in the Detroit Lions. The show pivots into the "Biggest Losers of the Day," running through viral missteps from Cam Ward, Nick Wright, JD Vance, and the Lions squad. Moving into "Obits," Drake reflects on an obliterated baseball, the state of Louisiana, and the breaking news surrounding Steve Belichick’s resignation as North Carolina’s defensive coordinator following an internal investigation into the program's culture. Looking ahead to Sunday’s NFL slate, the episode brings on featured guests Steven Willis (host of Locked on Ole Miss) and Yahoo Sports' Caroline Fenton to break down collegiate action. Finally, WGR Rochester’s Gene Battaglia joins the broadcast to close out the show with insights on the Bills season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Drake Toll and Pete Sousa dive into a jam-packed show on Westwood One Sports, leading off with a Thursday Night Football preview. In NFL news, the duo tackles Joe Burrow dismissing his back injury to play against Houston and Michael Penix Jr. nearing a return for Atlanta. The slate heats up with the "Biggest Losers of the Day," hitting Deshaun Watson, Keenan Allen’s DUI charges, and Mike Norvell shutting down viral moving truck rumors ahead of Florida State's showdown with Alabama. After breaking down college football takes with Fox Sports legend Tim Brando, the guys react to the NCAA’s ruling on Western Michigan's controversial loss to Michigan. Finally, they close out the show with their "Idiot of the Day" segment, taking aim at Ryan Day special teams doubters, Travis Kelce, and CBS Sports before circling back for one last look at tonight's TNF action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa dive into the biggest headlines around football. The guys kick off with NFL updates, breaking down Sam Darnold's unique glute injury, fan outrage in Atlanta over Cooper Rush potentially starting again, and Mike McCarthy's stance on the Joey Porter Jr. trade rumors. Moving into college football, they examine Ole Miss AD Keith Carter brushing off wild security comments from Louisiana's governor ahead of the LSU matchup. Later in the broadcast, Drake and Pete break down the day's "Biggest Losers" and "Obituaries," weigh in on Week 2 NFL matchups including Bears vs. Vikings and Saints vs. Ravens, and break down the "Idiot of the Day." The show rounds out with a re-hit of the top QB storylines and a featured interview with CBS Sports national college sports reporter John Talty. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosted by Drake Toll and Pete Sousa on Westwood One Sports and their new SiriusXM Channel 260 home, The Drake Toll Show delivers comprehensive Week 1 reactions. The episode tackles Monday Night Football's Chiefs-Broncos showdown, questioning controversial calls and Kansas City's resurgence. The hosts break down Week 1's biggest winners and losers, dive into NFL "obits" including Drew Brees and Sam Darnold rumors, and evaluate NFC contenders like the Bears, Packers, and Cardinals. Additional segments cover around-the-league matchups from Atlanta to Philadelphia, highlight the day's worst coaching blunders in "Idiot of the Day," and feature guest Chris Bleck to break down the Bears big win over the Panthers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosts Drake Toll and Pete Sousa break down an action-packed NFL Sunday on The Drake Toll Show. The guys open by reacting to key rivalries, analyzing the showdown between the Cowboys and Giants, followed by an in-depth recap of the Packers vs. Vikings matchup. As the morning progresses, the duo hands out their "Biggest Losers of the Day"—focusing on Matt LaFleur and the Chargers vs. Cardinals clash—before moving into show-favorite segments. They read "Obituaries" for disappointing teams and storylines across the Big Ten, Big 12, NFC South, and Sam Darnold. Later, attention turns to Bills vs. Texans and the fan-favorite "Idiot of the Day," highlighting wild viral audio including Jared Goff’s fumble and head coach pressers. Closing with expert analysis, former NFL receiver Danan Hughes joins to offer insights on tonight's Chiefs vs Broncos MNF matchup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the San Francisco 49ers’ dominant 27-7 victory over the Los Angeles Rams at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The show dives into Brock Purdy’s big touchdown throw, Kyle Shanahan and Sean McVay’s postgame thoughts on the early travel itinerary, and reaction to the action down under. Beyond the kickoff game, Drake breaks down the biggest losers of the day—including Drake Maye and Aaron Rodgers—and features college football news alongside a preview of the upcoming No. 1 Ohio State vs. No. 4 Texas blockbuster. Honoring 9/11, the show features poignant tributes, including Jack Buck’s legendary poem "For America," Mike Piazza’s iconic 2001 home run, and Dave Clawson’s reflections on Nicholas Brandemarti. Special guest Lynnell Willingham joins the program to close out the action-packed morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Seattle pulled off a dramatic 13-10 victory over New England after backup QB Drew Lock took over for an injured Sam Darnold, but three fourth-quarter interceptions against Drake Maye raised immediate alarms. Drake Toll breaks down the carnage, questioning Darnold’s hip prognosis and asking how concerned fans should be about Maye's persistent struggles. Beyond the Super Bowl rematch, the show tackles national headlines: the Las Vegas Raiders and J.J. McCarthy falling into the "Biggest Losers" category, the SEC-LSU roster conflict officially de-escalating, and a full slate of "Idiot of the Day" dishonors. Special guests Josh Graham and NBC Sports' John Fanta join the broadcast to dissect the fallout and preview an international showcase: the Rams vs. 49ers season opener in Melbourne, Australia, featuring Myles Garrett’s highly anticipated LA debut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Drake Toll and Pete Sousa host a jam-packed NFL episode of The Drake Toll Show, breaking down major kickoff-week storylines across the league. The show kicks off with massive contract news: Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers agreed to a historic three-year, $165 million extension. Attention then shifts to Los Angeles, where Sean McVay announced defensive tackle Aaron Donald will skip the Rams' season opener in Melbourne, Australia, while pass rusher Myles Garrett is cleared to play. Meanwhile, Kansas City head coach Andy Reid expects Patrick Mahomes to start Monday night against Denver following offseason knee surgery. Later, Jerry Jones teases potential trades for the Cowboys, and the MAC appeals Michigan’s controversial Hail Mary victory over Western Michigan. After highlighting bizarre off-field moments, the duo previews the evening's marquee Super Bowl rematch, breaking down New England’s offense and Kenneth Walker’s impact before bringing on ESPN Falcons beat reporter Marc Raimondi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake kicks off with major NFL quarterback news, breaking down Kevin Stefanski’s decision to name Tua Tagovailoa the Falcons’ Week 1 starter after Michael Penix Jr. revealed he isn't 100%. The show evaluates the day’s biggest winners and losers, crowning Aaron Judge as the top winner following his return from a three-month injured list stint with the Yankees. Meanwhile, Florida State takes loser status after a 27–24 loss to SMU, alongside the Falcons and Jets. In college sports news, Drake reviews the Big 12 dropping its federal lawsuit against Texas Tech over Brendan Sorsby’s gambling eligibility saga. Broadcasters Roy Philpott and Anish Shroff join to discuss the biggest CFB storylines from the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a wild opening weekend in college football, starting with Michigan’s controversial 13–12 victory over Western Michigan. Despite the drama surrounding a restored final second that set up Bryce Underwood’s game-winning Hail Mary, Western Michigan’s president and head coach insisted nothing was unfair. The coverage moves to LSU’s dominant 51–10 beatdown of Clemson in Lane Kiffin’s debut, proving the Tigers didn't need controversial NFL talent additions to make a national statement. Drake also labels No. 2 Oregon one of the weekend's biggest losers after a sluggish, wake-up-call performance in a narrow 34–27 win over Boise State. Rounding out the show, guest David "DJ" James joins to discuss college football's early storylines, Hunt Palmer breaks down LSU's big win, and Drake examines off-field NFL headlines involving Puka Nacua and the Rams ahead of their season opener. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show plunges into high-stakes sports chaos, anchored by explosive updates in college football and the NBA. Drake kicks off with the SEC's landmark federal lawsuit filed against LSU, President Wade Rousse, and head coach Lane Kiffin. The dispute stems from LSU's efforts to roster ex-NFL players like Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris after a Louisiana state judge granted an injunction clearing former pros to play. Turning to the NBA, Drake breaks down the controversy around Kawhi Leonard and allegations of salary cap circumvention. He reacts to Pablo Torre's Dan Patrick Show appearance, where Torre alleged ESPN was fed false information regarding Shams Charania’s investigative findings. Rounding out the lineup, the show covers the Athletic's internal investigation into former reporter Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel, Cam Skattebo reflecting on his path back from a severe ankle fracture, and hot takes on college football award predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's episode of The Drake Toll Show , Drake reacts to one of the most unprecedented enforcement actions in sports history as the NBA slams the LA Clippers with historic sanctions. Following a yearlong investigation into salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard, the league stripped the franchise of five consecutive first-round draft picks, handed down a $30 million fine, and issued suspensions to owner Steve Ballmer, business president Gillian Zucker, and basketball executive Lawrence Frank. The show dives into NFL news, breaking down Las Vegas Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak naming veteran Kirk Cousins as the Week 1 starter over No. 1 overall draft pick Fernando Mendoza. Rounding out the broadcast, the show hits "Biggest Losers of the Day"—featuring Tiger Woods, the Jets, and SEC-LSU drama—before previewing the Rams and 49ers traveling to Australia for their international opener. Guests J.D. Pickell, Peter Bukowski, and Chris Gordy join to break down the action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Drake Toll Show delivers a hard-hitting lineup packed with college football turmoil, NFL off-field drama, and monumental MLB shakeups. The episode kicks off with Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney blasting the pursuit of former NFL players in college football as "embarrassing," while SEC leadership firmly stands its ground against roster loopholes ahead of Clemson's Week 1 matchup with LSU. Moving into the NFL, the show turns to Green Bay to examine Matt LaFleur's high-stakes season and the legal uncertainties surrounding running back Josh Jacobs following serious domestic abuse allegations. In baseball news, Drake breaks down Stan Kroenke’s historic, record-breaking $4 billion acquisition of the Los Angeles Angels, analyzing what the blockbuster sale means for superstar Mike Trout’s future and a potential fresh start in LA. Rounding out the broadcast, the show features sound off from NFL general managers, classic "Idiot of the Day" honors, and an expert interview with Yahoo Sports' Frank Schwab. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives headfirst into college football controversy and dynamic NFL roster shakeups ahead of the season openers. The show kicks off with LSU head coach Lane Kiffin defending his decision to sign former NFL players, backed by his player leadership committee despite harsh pushback from Steve Sarkisian and SEC rivals. Drake breaks down the ethics, potential conspiracy theories, and what this means for LSU’s Week 1 matchup against Clemson. Moving into "Around the NFL," the broadcast analyzes the Dallas Cowboys waiving Joe Milton III to name Sam Howell as Dak Prescott’s backup, along with Steelers GM Omar Khan’s firm contract stance on Joey Porter Jr. Later segments feature fan reactions to USC’s disappointing stadium attendance, a look at high-profile NFL roster cuts, and a debate on the Los Angeles Rams' actual Super Bowl contention standing. Guest Pete Sousa also joins to round out the morning's sports slate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices