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YES Network's Al Leiter talks about playing in the first Yankees game in New York after the 9/11 attacks.

Mike Lupica talks about the attitude around Boston the day after the Marathon bombings. Al Leiter talks about playing the first game in N.Y. after the 9/11 attacks.

ESPN's Todd McShay weighs in on the explosions at the Boston Marathon, what the scene of the attacks is like and more.

Mike and Don bring you the latest following the attacks at the Boston Marathon. The guys also welcome Sheppard Smith to the show and get his take on the tragedy.

MLB on Fox analyst Eric Karros talks about the balanced attack of the Nationals, says the Giants could contend for another World Series title if they stay healthy and more.

ESPN NFL analyst Eric Mangini weighs in on the way that defenses can attack the pistol offense, Joe Flacco, what comes next for the Ravens and the 49ers and more.

Sal Paolantonio thinks Joe Flacco is already elite. Mike Sando discusses how the 49ers defense will attack the Ravens' quarterback.

ESPN's Damien Woody discusses how Robert Griffin III will attack the Ravens' defense, the challenges the Giants will face against the Saints and much more.

Cowboys coach Jason Garrett talks about the Cowboys' balanced attack and the return of DeMarco Murray in their win over the Eagles.

ESPN's Tim Hasselbeck talks about the Redskins' offensive attack against the Giants, the talent of Robert Griffin III, who will make the playoffs in the NFC and much more.

Redskins TE Chris Cooley comments on his team's win over the Giants, Robert Griffin III, Washington's offensive attack and more.

The Pac-12 Network's Rick Neuheisel weighs in on what it's like facing Oregon, how defenses can attack high-speed offenses and more.

Rex Ryan says everyone is better with a balanced attack on offense. Brian Cashman says A-Rod is no longer a perennial MVP candidate.

Outside the Lines talks with NFL security officials, a victim of a brutal attack and one fan determined to end the violence that can sometimes give the game a black eye.

ESPN's Chris Mortensen talks about the Patriots' new offensive attack, Houston's rise to the top of the NFL, San Francisco's recent run of dominance and much more.

A call is blown in the Monday Night game and the replacement referees and the NFL are under attack. Does this affecting your enjoyment of the game?