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Coach Ditka talks about the routines of NFL players when playing away games. Plus, he reviews the play of Sage Rosenfels in the Texans loss to the Colts and discusses the Bears and Redskins. He also explains why Giants coach Tom Coughlin is his new h

Audio Podcast | October 06, 2008

Clayton talks about Michael Strahan's decision to retire and where he ranks among the greats, gives the latest on Terrell Owens' situation regarding drug testing and wonders what's next for Cedric Benson.

Audio Podcast | June 10, 2008

Coach talks about the Browns and Bears quarterback dilemmas. Ditka never thought he'd hear Green Bay complain about cold weather. He's not sure why Tampa rested its starters. They'll go as far as Jeff Garcia takes them. He talks about Eli Manning nee

Audio Podcast | December 24, 2007

Eli Manning played three quarters of mediocre football but redeemed himself with two big fourth quarter drives. Rex Grossman played pretty well but kept walking into sacks. The Vikings (6-6) steamrolled the Lions. Adrian Peterson made a move that Bar

Audio Podcast | December 03, 2007

You can say what you want about Eli Manning's play, but he won the game. On the other side, Rex Grossman didn't play badly. Yes, he took some tough sacks, but he wasn't the reason the Bears lost. Where was the defense on the final drive?! Coach talks

Audio Podcast | December 03, 2007

Ditka says Devin Hester is amazing. Greeny and Golic wonder why teams still kick to him. Where are the days when punters used to angle kicks out of bounds? With Eli Manning's disaster, now the Giants have to come together as a team. Ditka thought And

Audio Podcast | November 26, 2007

SI's Peter King points out that Brett Favre is on pace to have his best year ever in every statistical category including his three MVP years. Who would have thought that? Good, Bad and Ugly: The Good (Devin Hester). The Bad (Eli Manning). The Ugly:

Audio Podcast | November 26, 2007

Golic knows what it's like to see your season slip away. It won't hit the players until they clean out their lockers. Surprise: The guys are in shock at how bad the Bears and Chargers look. The Giants' D is playing better. And college football's top

Audio Podcast | October 01, 2007

Rex Grossman doesn't look like a quarterback. He looks like he could be your paper boy. Rick thinks that Barry Bonds will be with the A's next season, but he would like to see him in prison with Greg Anderson.

Audio Podcast | September 26, 2007

Bears' coach Lovie Smith will switch to QB Brian Griese and sit Rex Grossman. And the results are in... Mark Ecko announces home run ball No. 756 will be branded with an asterisk and given to the Hall of Fame. Greeny would have voted to blast it into

Audio Podcast | September 26, 2007

We discuss an New York Post report that the FBI is investigating NBA referees for allegedly betting on basketball games. Next, five NFC questions involving the Giants and Eli, Bears-Grossman, breakout players, surprise team and the Packers' Brett Fav

Audio Podcast | July 20, 2007

Osi said the Cowboys were well-coached and he's happy Bill Parcells retired. He likes the Bears' defense but Peyton Manning is the greatest quarterback he's seen. Peyton audibles a lot and wins with 70 percent brains. Osi picks the Colts over Chicago

Audio Podcast | January 23, 2007

Osi doesn't think that the Super Bowl is going to be a good game because the Bears can't compete with the Colts.

Audio Podcast | January 22, 2007

You would have thoughts that Sammy Sosa would get a contract before Barry Bonds? Plus, we take a look at the NFL Conference Championships. Erik believes the favorites (Indy and Chicago) will play in the Super Bowl.

Audio Podcast | January 17, 2007

Costas doesn't get the impression Mark McGwire is ready to explain anything, especially since he only got 23 percent of the vote. As for Barry Bonds, he at least had good numbers before the steroid talk. He talked about NFL players getting more of a

Audio Podcast | January 10, 2007

Erik previewed all four NFL Wild Card Playoff games and then defended Rex Grossman's post-game comments.

Audio Podcast | January 05, 2007