Fox Sports Radio Weekends

Jalen Ramsey called out what seems like every QB in the NFL and Brian Noe and Ephraim Salaam discuss who Ramsey praised and who Ramsey trashed. Was the Jaguars CB right or wrong? Noe and Salaam tell you. Also can the Browns trust Josh Gordon? The guys have different opinions as the WR inches closer to his return for Cleveland. Plus the crew calls an audible and gives you a top 3 list that you won’t want to miss.

Something isn't adding up in Cleveland and Mark Willard and Rich Ohrnberger want to know why they have a funny feeling about Josh Gordon and his return to the Browns. The guys also look at the NFL's newest class of QBs and give you how they think the first year will play out for the rookies. Also in the show, the Ronald Acuna incident earlier in the week shows how baseball needs to evolve, John Elway may have painted himself into a corner and the Urban Meyer investigation keeps getting wackier. Guests include former Buckeye and FOX College Football analyst Robert Smith, LA Times sports columnist Bill Plaschke and ABC 7 Denver's Troy Renck

Steve Hartman and Kelvin Washington talk NFL preseason and discuss one game that it is a little bigger than most: Raiders vs. Rams in the LA Coliseum. Steve is also amazed that Tom Brady played an entire half in the Patriots win over the Eagles in week 2 of the preseason and thinks Belichick may have been making a statement. New info has surfaced regarding Zach Smith at Ohio State and the guys debate whether or not this affects Urban Meyer’s ongoing situation. Finally, is Jon Gruden doing all that he can in the Khalil Mack contract negotiations and is it Tu-rod or Ty-rod? Guests Include: Alex Marvez

Jason McIntyre is back on The Big Lead breaking down all things NFL preseason! Jason believes the Jets need to start Sam Darnold week 1 and that it’s going to be a long, hard road for the Eagles to get back to the Super Bowl for a rematch against the Patriots. Jason also debates which LA football team we should be more excited about going into the season and whether or not the Giants should pay Odell Beckham Jr. Jason reveals which week 1 NFL lines he loves going into the season and why CJ McCollum needs to quiet down. Guests Include: Todd Fuhrman and Warren Sharp

Anthony and Lincoln discuss the importance of preseason games as the Raiders and Rams are set to sit all of their big names. Also the guys go through some major training camp stories and share their thoughts on all of them. Ant and Linc debate if Joe Flacco really does suck or if he has not been surrounded by adequate weapons. Plus, the most competitive sports quiz in the history of sports radio. And NFL Network Analyst Brian Baldinger stops by to share his thoughts on Baker Mayfield’s 2nd Preseason Game.

Jonas discusses that latest development in the Ohio State story and thinks there might be something fishy going on with the reporting. Also Jonas discusses the Bills Quarterback situation after AJ McCarron’s injury and tells you why Josh Allen should be the Week 1 starter. Plus, Jonas tells you why he thinks Dez Bryant’s visit with the Cleveland Browns feels like a TV stunt. And Jonas tells you why one NFL Head Coach is going through a mid-life crisis.

With RJ out, Steve Cofield is joined by Steve Fezzik and Brad Powers to break down all the early action in Week 2 of the NFL Preseason. The guys tell you what type of impact the injuries to Eagles QB Nick Foles and Bills QB AJ McCarron will have on the Vegas odds. Also, Brad shares his thoughts on the Maryland situation and gives you the Vegas odds on DJ Durkin’s status as Head Coach. Plus, Fezzik has a best bet in the CFL that you have to hear to believe!

The guys discuss the two major investigations going on in NCAA Football with HC Urban Meyer and Ohio State and Maryland and HC DJ Durkin. Plus, the guys continue their NFL division previews this week with the NFC South. Is this division home to the best QB competition? Are the Falcons the most loaded team in the division? Plank and Arnie break it all down. Also in the show, NFL topics including Jalen Ramsey’s suspension by the Jaguars, the NFL’s new helmet rule and what we learned from some big NFL rookie debuts.

Jonas Knox and Brady Quinn break down the biggest news in sports including a resurgent Tiger Woods coming up just short at the PGA Championship and why Tiger keeping it close but losing is actually good for golf. The guys also look at the debuts for NFL rookies including Baker Mayfield for Cleveland, Josh Allen for Buffalo and Sam Darnold for New York and debate what route the Browns, Bills and Jets should take with their new QBs. Also in the show, the guys discuss how far athletes are pushed during training, the Broncos have a bit of problem on their hands and Live Bet Jesus changes the course of history!

Rob Parker and Aaron Torres explain why the ‘Tiger Woods is back’ narrative needs to stop until he actually wins another tournament, why Sam Darnold’s impressive debut for the Jets is further proof that the New York Giants made a huge mistake passing on him for Saquon Barkley, why all the drama surrounding Ohio State is actually good news for Urban Meyer, why Barry Bonds absolutely deserves to be in the Hall of Fame, and much more! Plus, appearances by NFL Network analyst Cole Wright, CBS Sports NFL analyst Joel Corry, and The Athletic’s Julian McWilliams

Mark Willard and Kelvin Washington bring you up-to-the-minute reaction to Tiger Woods' Sunday performance at the PGA Championship, and wonder aloud what's next for the sport of golf if Tiger is indeed 'back'. Plus, the guys explain why Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield have been everything their teams could have hoped for - so far, why if Willie Mays thinks Barry Bonds deserves to be in the Hall of Fame then you probably should too, why the idea that kneeling during the national anthem is 'bad for business' in the NFL is dead wrong, and much more! And, appearances by former PGA Championship winner Rich Beem, Sirius XM NFL Radio host Alex Marvez and former Cleveland Browns running back Earnest Byner

Chris Mannix and Steve Hartman debate whether or not Barry Bonds belongs in the Hall of Fame, and discuss with Yahoo Sports NFL writer Frank Schwab the impact of the rookie quarterbacks after the first week of preseason football. Plus, Mannix and Hartman debate with Browns radio analyst Dustin Fox what we can realistically expect what Cleveland Browns QB Baker Mayfield's future will be. And, MNQB NFL columnist Albert Breer checks in from Jacksonville Jaguars minicamp to discuss the first week of preseason games.

Mike Harmon & Ephraim Salaam dive into who’s been turning heads in the NFL preseason and try to slow everybody down with the overreactions. Maryland football is in some serious hot water and Ephraim explains why a lot of Maryland players may have been intimidated and scared to report any malpractice at the risk of their own scholarships, etc. The guys also think Kelvin Benjamin should take a look at himself in the mirror before throwing shade at others in reference to his comments directed at Cam Newton. Guests Include: Geoff Schwartz

Andy Furman & Brian Noe break down the latest in the Maryland football situation and who impressed in week 1 of the NFL preseason. The guys love seeing Andrew Luck back playing football again and have split opinions on who looked worse in the whole Cam Newton/Kelvin Benjamin interaction. NFL players continue to protest during the National Anthem and the guys think it is time for protesters to move on to plan B with bringing awareness. Andy & Brian also discuss Courtney Smith’s mother taking the side of Zach Smith and think Urban Meyer has got to be breathing a sigh of relief. Guests Include: Alex Marvez

Jonas explains why the Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones accidentally got lucky by not trading up to draft QB Paxton Lynch. Also, Jonas explains why the Maryland Football Scandal represents a shift in the culture of College Football. Plus, Jonas tells you why eliminating the NFL Preseason doesn’t make any sense at all. And Jonas tells you why he was surprised at the reaction to Baker Mayfield’s stellar debut for the Cleveland Browns.