BetMGM Tonight

Pat Boyle takes a call to debate whether the Washington Commanders have a coaching problem under Dan Quinn. Pat analyzes Quinn's recent late-game missteps against the Giants and 49ers, but explains why Washington must hold off on making a coaching change during their bye week given the favorable stretch of winnable games ahead—starting with a crucial Sunday Night Football matchup against Philadelphia

Pat Boyle breaks down the quarterback dilemma facing the Las Vegas Raiders, debating whether head coach Klint Kubiak should hand the offense over to rookie Fernando Mendoza despite Kirk Cousins leading the NFL in touchdown passes. Pat explores Cousins' play versus the defense's collapse, Mendoza's development curve, and how much longer Vegas can hold off on making the change. Plus, live updates on Game 4 of the World Series as the Brewers and Rays trade blows, the Knicks' second-quarter turnaround against Detroit, and a caller debate on the star-studded Philadelphia 76ers.

Pat Boyle flies solo to break down the Philadelphia Eagles' humiliating Monday Night Football defeat to the Dallas Cowboys, calling out an uninspired defense that looked to have completely quit on head coach Nick Sirianni. Pat examines Sirianni's hot seat, debates whether Philly could look to deal an ailing Saquon Barkley before the deadline, and assesses the latest moves in the Indianapolis Colts' teardown—including the inevitability of a Jonathan Taylor trade. Plus, live updates on Game 4 of the World Series and growing panic over the New York Knicks' broken offense.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle react to the New York Knicks falling into an early hole against the Detroit Pistons as Pat's patience wears thin with Karl-Anthony Towns and an offense searching for answers. The guys also check in on live action from Game 4 of the World Series between the Rays and Brewers before delivering their "Contender or Pretender" verdict on the Los Angeles Rams' playoff viability following their dominant offensive showing against the Raiders.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle dive into pressing NFL Week 8 storylines, analyzing Josh Jacobs' role in the Green Bay Packers' offense after his season debut and looking ahead to Thursday Night Football against the Carolina Panthers. The guys also discuss the latest injury timeline on Micah Parsons' potential Week 9 return and debate how the Arizona Cardinals should utilize rookie running back Jeremiah Love as he prepares to return to the field.