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Today, Pabst and Perloff break down Kirk Cousins' return to Minnesota and debate whether the Vikings are back in the NFC playoff picture. Plus, the guys react to the latest College Football Playoff rankings, question the committee's decisions, and discuss why having no clear answer at quarterback can be worse than losing in the NFL. They also debate whether the Rams are done after failing to add receiver help at the trade deadline, discuss the Celtics' win over the Sixers and the tension between Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, and take a closer look at the biggest winners and losers from the NFL trade deadline. Then, Yahoo Sports senior writer Jory Epstein joins the show to discuss Kirk Cousins' move to Minnesota, the Chargers' direction, the Colts holding onto Jonathan Taylor, and the biggest moves from around the league. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

oday, Pabst and Perloff break down the Bills’ win over the Vikings and debate how aggressive Minnesota should be in its search for a new quarterback after Carson Wentz’s disastrous performance. Plus, the guys react to the Jaguars’ blockbuster trade for Jordan Davis, the Eagles’ decision to sell at the deadline, and why the Jets should be having a fire sale of their own. They also play a round of “Would You?” and debate potential trades involving Kirk Cousins, Jonathan Taylor, Brian Thomas Jr., and more. Then, NBC Sports’ John Fanta joins the show to discuss the expanding College Football Playoff, whether more teams will make the postseason competitive, and the big matchup between Illinois and Texas Tech. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down the controversial ending to Notre Dame-Miami and debate whether the officials got the call right. Plus, the guys discuss Alabama’s statement win over LSU, the biggest winners and losers in the College Football Playoff race, and the latest news that the playoff will expand to 24 teams starting in 2027. Then, ESPN senior writer Heather Dinich joins the show to explain the new playoff format, discuss Miami’s path to the postseason, and share which teams are in the most trouble. Finally, the guys react to the Bears’ ugly win over the Buccaneers, Jordan Love’s MVP-caliber season, Caleb Williams’ up-and-down performance, and why the Rams need to make a move for more wide receiver help. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down the Jaguars’ win over the Ravens and debate whether Jacksonville is officially a Super Bowl contender. Plus, the guys discuss Baltimore trading for Jacoby Brissett, whether the Ravens should consider moving Derrick Henry, and what the Raiders’ game against the 49ers could mean for Kirk Cousins and the NFL trade deadline. They also get into the debate over whether Chicago is a Bears town or a Bulls town, break down the biggest college football matchups of the weekend, and share their latest Heisman picks. Then, ESPN’s Mike Golic Jr. joins the show to discuss Notre Dame’s massive matchup with Miami, Malachi Toney’s injury, and which teams face the most pressure this weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down the Ravens’ quarterback situation after losing Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, and debate whether Jacoby Brissett can keep Baltimore’s season alive. Plus, the guys discuss Sam Darnold’s injury and Drew Lock’s opportunity in Seattle, the Eagles turning to Joe Milton, and the impact of Malachi Toney’s injury ahead of Miami’s massive matchup with Notre Dame. Then, they share their thoughts on Victor Wembanyama’s historic 52-point performance, debate whether the Dolphins should pursue Lamar Jackson, and play a new round of Mind Readers. Finally, former NFL wide receiver and Ravens analyst Qadry Ismail joins the show to discuss Baltimore’s quarterback situation, Lamar Jackson’s future, and the AFC North race. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down the latest College Football Playoff rankings and debate whether Notre Dame and Indiana deserve their spots. Plus, the guys discuss the committee’s selection process, whether college football needs a scheduling czar, and why the SEC still has an edge over the Big Ten. Then, they debate Jerry Jones’ comments on paying NFL coaches and whether teams should prioritize finding the right general manager. Finally, the guys look ahead to the NFL trade deadline, discussing what the Ravens, Cowboys, and Raiders should do as they decide whether to buy or sell.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down the Bears’ dominant win over the Seahawks and debate whether Chicago is officially a Super Bowl contender after Jeffrey Simmons’ incredible debut. Plus, the guys discuss the NFC North race, the Seahawks’ struggles, and whether Caleb Williams is already a top-five quarterback in the NFL. They also debate the latest College Football Playoff selection criteria and whether the committee is getting strength of schedule right. Then, ESPN 1000’s David Kaplan joins the show to talk about the Bears’ big win, Jeffrey Simmons’ impact, and why Chicago fans have every reason to be excited about this team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down a brutal weekend for the Cowboys, Ravens, and Vikings, including Dallas blowing a 14-point lead and the injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. Plus, the guys discuss the Broncos’ big win over the Chiefs, the Lions’ dominant performance against Minnesota, and whether the Vikings should make a move for Kirk Cousins. Then, they dive into the fallout from USC’s win over Ohio State, debate the Heisman race and the growing role of wide receivers in college football. Finally, former Ohio State linebacker and Morning Juice host Bobby Carpenter joins the show to discuss the Buckeyes’ loss to USC, their quarterback situation, and what needs to change before their matchup with Oregon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down the Packers’ win over the Panthers and debate whether Green Bay is back in the Super Bowl conversation. Plus, the guys discuss the Bears’ blockbuster trade for Jeffrey Simmons, the Vikings’ undefeated start, and whether the SEC is being punished for having too much depth in college football. Then, NBC Sports’ Jack Collinsworth joins the show to break down the NFC North race, the impact of the Bears’ latest trade, and which teams could make a run in the NFC. Plus, Dan Patrick stops by to talk Halloween costumes and his emotional conversation with Ernie Johnson. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff celebrate the Milwaukee Brewers’ first World Series championship and debate how this team stacks up against the greats. Plus, the guys break down the Bears’ blockbuster trade for Jeffrey Simmons, preview Panthers-Packers, and debate whether the NFL needs to break up the AFC and NFC South. Then, Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins the show to reflect on Milwaukee’s historic postseason run, Jacob Misiorowski’s Game 5 performance, and the emotional moments from the championship celebration. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pabst and Perloff break down the latest NFL trade deadline moves, including the 49ers adding DeForest Buckner and the Seahawks landing Quenton Nelson. Plus, the guys debate whether the Colts should trade Jonathan Taylor, discuss the Brewers’ dramatic World Series loss to the Rays, worry about Anthony Edwards’ knee injury, and debate the NFL’s growing kicker problem. Then, ESPN’s Kevin Clark joins the show to break down the Colts’ rebuild, the biggest NFL trade deadline moves, and the NFC West race. Plus, Kevin talks why the Hurricanes’ upcoming matchup with Notre Dame could be the game of the season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down the Cowboys’ win over the Eagles and debate whether Dallas has finally turned things around. Plus, the guys discuss a potential Eagles fire sale, the Brewers’ dominant World Series performance, Dante Moore’s injury and NFL draft stock, and whether the Lakers can win the Western Conference. Then, ESPN and NFL Network’s Jane Slater joins the show to discuss the Cowboys’ defense, Dak Prescott’s performance, George Pickens, and Dallas’ chances in the NFC East. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down the latest NFL upsets and debate whether the Seahawks, Lions, Bengals, and Falcons are legitimate playoff contenders. Plus, the guys discuss the NFL’s roughing the passer controversy, whether the Rams can make a playoff push, and if Texas deserves a spot in the College Football Playoff with three losses. Then, The Athletic’s Chris Vannini joins the show to discuss college football’s wide-open playoff race, the hot seats at USC, Michigan, and Oregon, and Indiana’s chances of making a national championship run. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down last nights Bears’ win over the Patriots and debate whether Caleb Williams and Chicago are legitimate Super Bowl contenders. Plus, the guys preview a must-win weekend for teams fighting for playoff spots, debate whether Jeremiah Smith could be the first wide receiver taken No. 1 overall since 1996, and discuss Arch Manning’s draft stock and the Browns’ surprising start. Then, Anthony Herron joins the show to break down Caleb Williams’ development, the Bears’ defense, and the NFC North race. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pabst and Perloff preview Bears-Patriots and debate whether Chicago can make a Super Bowl run, JJ McCarthy’s fresh start with the Giants, and the biggest overreactions from NBA Opening Night. Plus, the guys discuss Jerry Jones and the Cowboys’ trade deadline plans, whether running backs deserve more MVP consideration, and the Ravens’ second-half outlook. Then, Tony Reali joins the show to celebrate 25 years of Pardon the Interruption and reflect on what made the show a sports TV classic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.