Bubba Dub is joined by former NFL Pro Bowler Adam “Pacman” Jones, who passionately defends the Dallas Cowboys while diving into a recap of the Falcons' surprising win over the Eagles. They discuss quarterback performances, particularly praising Kirk Cousins and critiquing Jalen Hurts’ struggles. Pacman also weighs in on Tua’s future with the Dolphins and the dynamic shifts in the NFL, all sprinkled with humor and candid reflections on player safety and personal journeys in the sport.

In this lively conversation, Adam Schefter, a leading sports journalist, shares insider insights on the NFL's upcoming season. Maverick Carter, entrepreneur and LeBron James’ partner, discusses his new documentary on Connor Stallions and other exciting ventures. Former NFL players Jared Allen and Pacman Jones bring humor discussing mullet competitions and their takes on the current football landscape. The group dives into the thrill of 21 college football games that night, highlighting key matchups and season expectations.

Former GM Michael Lombardi joins the show to discuss the NFL season. Kirk Herbstreit talks about college football and the NFL season. Duke Coach Mike Elko speaks about their win against Clemson. WWE Superstar Mike The Miz briefly appears. The hosts also discuss contracts, injuries, coaching changes, and betting trends for the upcoming NFL season.

Mike Greenberg, Darius Slay, Pacman Jones, and AJ Hawk join Pat McAfee and the boys to discuss topics such as Hard Knocks, potential trade deals for Jonathan Taylor, concerns for the Jets offensive line, and how Aaron Rogers has changed the game. They also talk about the Buffalo Bills, the city of Cincinnati, punting, and reflect on intense football conditioning workouts.

Adam Schefter, Suga Sean O'Malley, Pacman Jones, and AJ Hawk join Pat and the boys to discuss NFL rumors, MMA fights, mentalist performances, running back signings, player trades, and the importance of staying alert in sports. They also touch on college football, baseball arbitration, kickboxing belts, and upcoming changes at ESPN.