The Drake Toll Show en © 2025 Cumulus Podcast Network Wake up to sports talk that actually talks to you. The Drake Toll Show is the evolution of sports audio - fast-paced, interactive, and built for fans who want more than recycled takes. Every episode, Drake brings sharp insight, fearless opinions, and the kind of storytelling that makes sports feel alive. As a broadcast entertainer with the Savannah Bananas - the fastest-growing phenomenon in sports - and host of Locked On Big 12, Drake knows how to captivate an audience and keep the conversation moving. This isn’t about shouting hot takes or dominating the mic. It’s about creating a space where fans drive the dialogue, culture meets competition, and every listener feels part of the experience. Expect smart, fun, and impossible-to-skip sports talk—on-air, online, and everywhere you listen. Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-drake-toll-show/id1863960758 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7HC9YBYJ1e6UIOlAlR01wk YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DrakeTollShow https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/eb357c72-e0d1-11f0-b026-7bc4acd12ef9/image/d7b5e8bf92fd67f58ddb7ce1eff7a0b2.jpg?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress The Drake Toll Show episodic Westwood One Sports Wake up to sports talk that actually talks to you. The Drake Toll Show is the evolution of sports audio - fast-paced, interactive, and built for fans who want more than recycled takes. Every episode, Drake brings sharp insight, fearless opinions, and the kind of storytelling that makes sports feel alive. As a broadcast entertainer with the Savannah Bananas - the fastest-growing phenomenon in sports - and host of Locked On Big 12, Drake knows how to captivate an audience and keep the conversation moving. This isn’t about shouting hot takes or dominating the mic. It’s about creating a space where fans drive the dialogue, culture meets competition, and every listener feels part of the experience. Expect smart, fun, and impossible-to-skip sports talk—on-air, online, and everywhere you listen. Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-drake-toll-show/id1863960758 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7HC9YBYJ1e6UIOlAlR01wk YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DrakeTollShow Wake up to sports talk that actually talks to you. The Drake Toll Show is the evolution of sports audio - fast-paced, interactive, and built for fans who want more than recycled takes.

Every episode, Drake brings sharp insight, fearless opinions, and the kind of storytelling that makes sports feel alive. As a broadcast entertainer with the Savannah Bananas - the fastest-growing phenomenon in sports - and host of Locked On Big 12, Drake knows how to captivate an audience and keep the conversation moving.

This isn’t about shouting hot takes or dominating the mic. It’s about creating a space where fans drive the dialogue, culture meets competition, and every listener feels part of the experience.

Expect smart, fun, and impossible-to-skip sports talk—on-air, online, and everywhere you listen.

Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-drake-toll-show/id1863960758

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7HC9YBYJ1e6UIOlAlR01wk

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DrakeTollShow

]]> Cumulus Podcast Network wwopodcasts@westwoodone.com OUCH: NFL Is Selling Out to INTERNATIONAL Games In Schedule Release, Los Angeles Rams WIN, Cowboys? In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, the full 2026 NFL schedule takes center stage. The headliner is a massive Super Bowl LX rematch set for a rare Wednesday night opener on September 9, as the champion Seattle Seahawks host Drake Maye and the New England Patriots. Drake breaks down the logistical shift to accommodate the league's historic trip to Melbourne, Australia, while highlighting "revenge games" for Kenneth Walker and Malik Willis. The energy shifts into high gear with "Biggest Losers," where Drake targets the Patriots' grueling strength of schedule and the fallout from the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini scandal. Capping off the broadcast, NHL expert Pete Jensen joins to provide a pivot to the ice with fantasy and EDGE stats analysis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 15 May 2026 13:05:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, the full 2026 NFL schedule takes center stage. The headliner is a massive Super Bowl LX rematch set for a rare Wednesday night opener on September 9, as the champion Seattle Seahawks host Drake Maye and the New England Patriots. Drake breaks down the logistical shift to accommodate the league's historic trip to Melbourne, Australia, while highlighting "revenge games" for Kenneth Walker and Malik Willis. The energy shifts into high gear with "Biggest Losers," where Drake targets the Patriots' grueling strength of schedule and the fallout from the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini scandal. Capping off the broadcast, NHL expert Pete Jensen joins to provide a pivot to the ice with fantasy and EDGE stats analysis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, the full 2026 NFL schedule takes center stage. The headliner is a massive Super Bowl LX rematch set for a rare Wednesday night opener on September 9, as the champion Seattle Seahawks host Drake Maye and the New England Patriots. Drake breaks down the logistical shift to accommodate the league's historic trip to Melbourne, Australia, while highlighting "revenge games" for Kenneth Walker and Malik Willis.

The energy shifts into high gear with "Biggest Losers," where Drake targets the Patriots' grueling strength of schedule and the fallout from the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini scandal. Capping off the broadcast, NHL expert Pete Jensen joins to provide a pivot to the ice with fantasy and EDGE stats analysis.

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]]> 8080 GROSS: Cleveland Cavaliers BURYING Pistons in NBA Playoffs, Hurricanes to Conference Finals In NHL On this edition of The Drake Toll Show, we break down a thriller in Detroit as James Harden’s playoff-high 30 points propelled the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 117-113 overtime victory. Despite 39 points from Cade Cunningham, the Pistons surrendered a late lead as Cleveland stormed back to take a 3-2 series advantage. The action didn’t stop on the hardwood; on the ice, Brett Kulak’s overtime heroics sent the Colorado Avalanche to the Western Conference Final after a stunning 4-3 comeback win over the Wild. We also dive into Adam Silver’s radical "3-2-1" anti-tanking proposal and the buzz surrounding top prospect AJ Dybantsa’s preference for Utah over Washington. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 14 May 2026 13:11:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this edition of The Drake Toll Show, we break down a thriller in Detroit as James Harden’s playoff-high 30 points propelled the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 117-113 overtime victory. Despite 39 points from Cade Cunningham, the Pistons surrendered a late lead as Cleveland stormed back to take a 3-2 series advantage. The action didn’t stop on the hardwood; on the ice, Brett Kulak’s overtime heroics sent the Colorado Avalanche to the Western Conference Final after a stunning 4-3 comeback win over the Wild. We also dive into Adam Silver’s radical "3-2-1" anti-tanking proposal and the buzz surrounding top prospect AJ Dybantsa’s preference for Utah over Washington. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this edition of The Drake Toll Show, we break down a thriller in Detroit as James Harden’s playoff-high 30 points propelled the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 117-113 overtime victory. Despite 39 points from Cade Cunningham, the Pistons surrendered a late lead as Cleveland stormed back to take a 3-2 series advantage.

The action didn’t stop on the hardwood; on the ice, Brett Kulak’s overtime heroics sent the Colorado Avalanche to the Western Conference Final after a stunning 4-3 comeback win over the Wild. We also dive into Adam Silver’s radical "3-2-1" anti-tanking proposal and the buzz surrounding top prospect AJ Dybantsa’s preference for Utah over Washington.

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]]> 8102 TRUE: Victor Wembanyama is BEST Player in NBA as Spurs Roll Timberwolves, Lane Kiffin is an Idiot? This installment of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports dives into a heated week of SEC football discourse and postseason hockey action. The program centers on the fallout from Lane Kiffin’s comments regarding diversity at LSU versus Ole Miss, which sparked a sharp academic critique from Texas coach Steve Sarkisian. The rivalry tension serves as a primary backdrop for the "Around the Gridiron" segment and the "Idiot of the Day" honors. In the NHL, the show analyzes the Buffalo Sabres’ gritty Game 4 victory over the Montreal Canadiens, highlighted by Zach Benson’s go-ahead power-play goal on his 21st birthday to even the series. Listeners are also treated to a preview of the upcoming 2026 NFL Schedule Release special. Finally, guest Grant Paulsen joins to break down the latest MLB trends and provide insight into the Washington Wizards’ off-season trajectory, rounding out a comprehensive look at the current sports landscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 13 May 2026 13:09:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This installment of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports dives into a heated week of SEC football discourse and postseason hockey action. The program centers on the fallout from Lane Kiffin’s comments regarding diversity at LSU versus Ole Miss, which sparked a sharp academic critique from Texas coach Steve Sarkisian. The rivalry tension serves as a primary backdrop for the "Around the Gridiron" segment and the "Idiot of the Day" honors. In the NHL, the show analyzes the Buffalo Sabres’ gritty Game 4 victory over the Montreal Canadiens, highlighted by Zach Benson’s go-ahead power-play goal on his 21st birthday to even the series. Listeners are also treated to a preview of the upcoming 2026 NFL Schedule Release special. Finally, guest Grant Paulsen joins to break down the latest MLB trends and provide insight into the Washington Wizards’ off-season trajectory, rounding out a comprehensive look at the current sports landscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This installment of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports dives into a heated week of SEC football discourse and postseason hockey action. The program centers on the fallout from Lane Kiffin’s comments regarding diversity at LSU versus Ole Miss, which sparked a sharp academic critique from Texas coach Steve Sarkisian. The rivalry tension serves as a primary backdrop for the "Around the Gridiron" segment and the "Idiot of the Day" honors.

In the NHL, the show analyzes the Buffalo Sabres’ gritty Game 4 victory over the Montreal Canadiens, highlighted by Zach Benson’s go-ahead power-play goal on his 21st birthday to even the series. Listeners are also treated to a preview of the upcoming 2026 NFL Schedule Release special. Finally, guest Grant Paulsen joins to break down the latest MLB trends and provide insight into the Washington Wizards’ off-season trajectory, rounding out a comprehensive look at the current sports landscape.

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]]> 7820 WILD: LeBron James Lakers Retirement After Thunder Sweep, Pistons In TROUBLE, NBA/NHL Playoffs On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, the focus shifts to the hardwood as Donovan Mitchell puts on a historic performance. Mitchell tied an NBA playoff record with 39 second-half points, fueling a massive 24-0 run to help the Cleveland Cavaliers even their series against the Detroit Pistons. The show dives into the "Biggest Losers," questioning the Philadelphia 76ers' current state and dissecting Lane Kiffin’s controversial comments regarding diversity and recruitment at Ole Miss versus LSU. Speaking of the gridiron, Dabo Swinney gets candid about Clemson "grossly underachieving" last season, while Notre Dame looks for revenge against Miami. Plus, a tease of the LeBron James future—could the King be nearing an exit? Don't miss "Idiot of the Day" and a deep dive into the NHL playoffs with Nick Zararis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 12 May 2026 13:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, the focus shifts to the hardwood as Donovan Mitchell puts on a historic performance. Mitchell tied an NBA playoff record with 39 second-half points, fueling a massive 24-0 run to help the Cleveland Cavaliers even their series against the Detroit Pistons. The show dives into the "Biggest Losers," questioning the Philadelphia 76ers' current state and dissecting Lane Kiffin’s controversial comments regarding diversity and recruitment at Ole Miss versus LSU. Speaking of the gridiron, Dabo Swinney gets candid about Clemson "grossly underachieving" last season, while Notre Dame looks for revenge against Miami. Plus, a tease of the LeBron James future—could the King be nearing an exit? Don't miss "Idiot of the Day" and a deep dive into the NHL playoffs with Nick Zararis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, the focus shifts to the hardwood as Donovan Mitchell puts on a historic performance. Mitchell tied an NBA playoff record with 39 second-half points, fueling a massive 24-0 run to help the Cleveland Cavaliers even their series against the Detroit Pistons.

The show dives into the "Biggest Losers," questioning the Philadelphia 76ers' current state and dissecting Lane Kiffin’s controversial comments regarding diversity and recruitment at Ole Miss versus LSU. Speaking of the gridiron, Dabo Swinney gets candid about Clemson "grossly underachieving" last season, while Notre Dame looks for revenge against Miami.

Plus, a tease of the LeBron James future—could the King be nearing an exit? Don't miss "Idiot of the Day" and a deep dive into the NHL playoffs with Nick Zararis.

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]]> 8075 WEAK: Victor Wembanyama's TERRIBLE Ejection for Spurs, Knicks SWEEP 76ers, NBA Draft Lottery Results In today’s episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a wild NBA Draft Lottery that saw the Washington Wizards secure the first overall pick. In a twist of irony, the Utah Jazz moved up to second despite a recent league fine for "conduct detrimental to the league," while the Grizzlies and Bulls rounded out the top four. The debate now ignites over the top spot: the prolific scoring freshman AJ Dybantsa or the high-upside Darryn Peterson. The momentum continues with an NBA Weekend Recap, highlighting the New York Knicks' historic sweep of the 76ers. Led by Jalen Brunson and a record-shattering 3-point barrage, the Knicks are headed to the East finals under Mike Brown. On the ice, the Carolina Hurricanes remain perfect, sweeping the Flyers to go 8-0 in the postseason Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 11 May 2026 13:12:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In today’s episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a wild NBA Draft Lottery that saw the Washington Wizards secure the first overall pick. In a twist of irony, the Utah Jazz moved up to second despite a recent league fine for "conduct detrimental to the league," while the Grizzlies and Bulls rounded out the top four. The debate now ignites over the top spot: the prolific scoring freshman AJ Dybantsa or the high-upside Darryn Peterson. The momentum continues with an NBA Weekend Recap, highlighting the New York Knicks' historic sweep of the 76ers. Led by Jalen Brunson and a record-shattering 3-point barrage, the Knicks are headed to the East finals under Mike Brown. On the ice, the Carolina Hurricanes remain perfect, sweeping the Flyers to go 8-0 in the postseason Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In today’s episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a wild NBA Draft Lottery that saw the Washington Wizards secure the first overall pick. In a twist of irony, the Utah Jazz moved up to second despite a recent league fine for "conduct detrimental to the league," while the Grizzlies and Bulls rounded out the top four. The debate now ignites over the top spot: the prolific scoring freshman AJ Dybantsa or the high-upside Darryn Peterson.

The momentum continues with an NBA Weekend Recap, highlighting the New York Knicks' historic sweep of the 76ers. Led by Jalen Brunson and a record-shattering 3-point barrage, the Knicks are headed to the East finals under Mike Brown. On the ice, the Carolina Hurricanes remain perfect, sweeping the Flyers to go 8-0 in the postseason

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]]> 8017 WOW: Knicks HEADED TO NBA FINALS, Victor Wembanyama Dominates, Mike Vrabel, Dianna Russini News On today's episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a massive bounce-back night in the NBA playoffs. The spotlight shines on the San Antonio Spurs, who evened their series with Minnesota in a 133-95 shellacking. Drake highlights the dominance of the Wembanyama-Fox duo and Julian Champagnie’s perfect night from deep. Over in the East, the Knicks gutted out a narrow win over the Embiid-less 76ers to take a 2-0 lead, marked by Jalen Brunson’s poise and 25 lead changes. The episode features expert analysis from Jake Hasan, who brings his signature "Hasan’s Hacks" to the airwaves, followed by Dan Graca of ESPN New York to provide a deep dive into the Knicks' postseason run and MLB insights. Between segments, the show addresses Drake Maye’s defense of Mike Vrabel amid coaching controversies and rounds out with the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiot of the Day." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 07 May 2026 16:01:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On today's episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a massive bounce-back night in the NBA playoffs. The spotlight shines on the San Antonio Spurs, who evened their series with Minnesota in a 133-95 shellacking. Drake highlights the dominance of the Wembanyama-Fox duo and Julian Champagnie’s perfect night from deep. Over in the East, the Knicks gutted out a narrow win over the Embiid-less 76ers to take a 2-0 lead, marked by Jalen Brunson’s poise and 25 lead changes. The episode features expert analysis from Jake Hasan, who brings his signature "Hasan’s Hacks" to the airwaves, followed by Dan Graca of ESPN New York to provide a deep dive into the Knicks' postseason run and MLB insights. Between segments, the show addresses Drake Maye’s defense of Mike Vrabel amid coaching controversies and rounds out with the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiot of the Day." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On today's episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a massive bounce-back night in the NBA playoffs. The spotlight shines on the San Antonio Spurs, who evened their series with Minnesota in a 133-95 shellacking. Drake highlights the dominance of the Wembanyama-Fox duo and Julian Champagnie’s perfect night from deep. Over in the East, the Knicks gutted out a narrow win over the Embiid-less 76ers to take a 2-0 lead, marked by Jalen Brunson’s poise and 25 lead changes.

The episode features expert analysis from Jake Hasan, who brings his signature "Hasan’s Hacks" to the airwaves, followed by Dan Graca of ESPN New York to provide a deep dive into the Knicks' postseason run and MLB insights. Between segments, the show addresses Drake Maye’s defense of Mike Vrabel amid coaching controversies and rounds out with the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiot of the Day."

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]]> 8024 WOW: Pistons, Thunder Win BIG, Avalanche DOMINATE vs Wild, Stefon Diggs Not Guilty? Drake Toll breaks down a historic night in the NBA as the top-seeded Detroit Pistons snapped a 12-game postseason losing streak against the Cleveland Cavaliers with a 111-101 Game 1 victory. Cade Cunningham (23 pts) and Tobias Harris (20 pts) fueled a Pistons squad that fended off a late Cavs surge led by James Harden. The win is a milestone for a Detroit franchise that went from a 28-game losing streak two years ago to the East's best record. The show shifts gears to the NFL, covering the legal vindication of Stefon Diggs, who was found not guilty of assault charges involving his personal chef. Toll also explores a potential earthquake in college football: the AFCA’s endorsement of a 24-team playoff and the elimination of conference title games. From NHL dominance to "Biggest Losers," Drake delivers a high-energy mix of hard-hitting news and fan interaction. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 06 May 2026 13:09:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Drake Toll breaks down a historic night in the NBA as the top-seeded Detroit Pistons snapped a 12-game postseason losing streak against the Cleveland Cavaliers with a 111-101 Game 1 victory. Cade Cunningham (23 pts) and Tobias Harris (20 pts) fueled a Pistons squad that fended off a late Cavs surge led by James Harden. The win is a milestone for a Detroit franchise that went from a 28-game losing streak two years ago to the East's best record. The show shifts gears to the NFL, covering the legal vindication of Stefon Diggs, who was found not guilty of assault charges involving his personal chef. Toll also explores a potential earthquake in college football: the AFCA’s endorsement of a 24-team playoff and the elimination of conference title games. From NHL dominance to "Biggest Losers," Drake delivers a high-energy mix of hard-hitting news and fan interaction. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Drake Toll breaks down a historic night in the NBA as the top-seeded Detroit Pistons snapped a 12-game postseason losing streak against the Cleveland Cavaliers with a 111-101 Game 1 victory. Cade Cunningham (23 pts) and Tobias Harris (20 pts) fueled a Pistons squad that fended off a late Cavs surge led by James Harden. The win is a milestone for a Detroit franchise that went from a 28-game losing streak two years ago to the East's best record.

The show shifts gears to the NFL, covering the legal vindication of Stefon Diggs, who was found not guilty of assault charges involving his personal chef. Toll also explores a potential earthquake in college football: the AFCA’s endorsement of a 24-team playoff and the elimination of conference title games. From NHL dominance to "Biggest Losers," Drake delivers a high-energy mix of hard-hitting news and fan interaction.

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]]> 8089 STUNNED: Timberwolves SHOCK Spurs, Knicks Best Team in East, Hurricanes Huge Win, NBA, NHL Playoffs In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a high-stakes slate of NBA playoff action and major MLB shakeups. The show centers on the Minnesota Timberwolves' gutsy Game 1 victory over the San Antonio Spurs, fueled by a "Wolverine-esque" return from Anthony Edwards. Despite a severe bone bruise, Edwards defied medical timelines to provide the spark needed to topple the 62-win Spurs. The hardwood drama continues with a look at the Orlando Magic, where front-office frustration led to the firing of Jamahl Mosley following a monumental collapse against the Pistons. Transitioning to the diamond, Drake discusses the devastating blow to the Detroit Tigers as ace Tarik Skubal heads for elbow surgery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 05 May 2026 13:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a high-stakes slate of NBA playoff action and major MLB shakeups. The show centers on the Minnesota Timberwolves' gutsy Game 1 victory over the San Antonio Spurs, fueled by a "Wolverine-esque" return from Anthony Edwards. Despite a severe bone bruise, Edwards defied medical timelines to provide the spark needed to topple the 62-win Spurs. The hardwood drama continues with a look at the Orlando Magic, where front-office frustration led to the firing of Jamahl Mosley following a monumental collapse against the Pistons. Transitioning to the diamond, Drake discusses the devastating blow to the Detroit Tigers as ace Tarik Skubal heads for elbow surgery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a high-stakes slate of NBA playoff action and major MLB shakeups. The show centers on the Minnesota Timberwolves' gutsy Game 1 victory over the San Antonio Spurs, fueled by a "Wolverine-esque" return from Anthony Edwards. Despite a severe bone bruise, Edwards defied medical timelines to provide the spark needed to topple the 62-win Spurs.

The hardwood drama continues with a look at the Orlando Magic, where front-office frustration led to the firing of Jamahl Mosley following a monumental collapse against the Pistons. Transitioning to the diamond, Drake discusses the devastating blow to the Detroit Tigers as ace Tarik Skubal heads for elbow surgery.

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]]> 8013 WOW: Boston Celtics CHOKING Series, New York Knicks SOAR to Win, Stars Downed In NHL Playoffs, NBA? In this high-stakes episode of The Drake Toll Show, the spotlight shines on a historic night in the NBA playoffs. The New York Knicks delivered a masterclass in Atlanta, crushing the Hawks 140-89 to clinch their spot in the Eastern Conference semifinals. We break down Mike Brown’s tactical shift that turned Karl-Anthony Towns into a facilitator and allowed OG Anunoby to explode offensively. Despite the lopsided score, a second-quarter ejection involving Mitchell Robinson proved that tensions remain high even in a blowout. The action continues with the Philadelphia 76ers forcing a Game 7 against the Celtics behind a vintage performance from Tyrese Maxey and Paul George. We also look out West, where Jaden McDaniels and the Timberwolves officially ousted the Nuggets. Rounding out the hour, we dive into the "Biggest Losers of the Day" and look ahead to the rest of MLB season with handicapper Adam Trigger. PJ Glasser also stops by to give his favorite NBA and NHL bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 01 May 2026 13:08:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-stakes episode of The Drake Toll Show, the spotlight shines on a historic night in the NBA playoffs. The New York Knicks delivered a masterclass in Atlanta, crushing the Hawks 140-89 to clinch their spot in the Eastern Conference semifinals. We break down Mike Brown’s tactical shift that turned Karl-Anthony Towns into a facilitator and allowed OG Anunoby to explode offensively. Despite the lopsided score, a second-quarter ejection involving Mitchell Robinson proved that tensions remain high even in a blowout. The action continues with the Philadelphia 76ers forcing a Game 7 against the Celtics behind a vintage performance from Tyrese Maxey and Paul George. We also look out West, where Jaden McDaniels and the Timberwolves officially ousted the Nuggets. Rounding out the hour, we dive into the "Biggest Losers of the Day" and look ahead to the rest of MLB season with handicapper Adam Trigger. PJ Glasser also stops by to give his favorite NBA and NHL bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-stakes episode of The Drake Toll Show, the spotlight shines on a historic night in the NBA playoffs. The New York Knicks delivered a masterclass in Atlanta, crushing the Hawks 140-89 to clinch their spot in the Eastern Conference semifinals. We break down Mike Brown’s tactical shift that turned Karl-Anthony Towns into a facilitator and allowed OG Anunoby to explode offensively. Despite the lopsided score, a second-quarter ejection involving Mitchell Robinson proved that tensions remain high even in a blowout.

The action continues with the Philadelphia 76ers forcing a Game 7 against the Celtics behind a vintage performance from Tyrese Maxey and Paul George. We also look out West, where Jaden McDaniels and the Timberwolves officially ousted the Nuggets. Rounding out the hour, we dive into the "Biggest Losers of the Day" and look ahead to the rest of MLB season with handicapper Adam Trigger. PJ Glasser also stops by to give his favorite NBA and NHL bets.

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]]> 8023 OUCH: LeBron James CHOKES Against Rockets, Pistons Stun Magic, Las Vegas Golden Knights WILD NHL Win In this high-stakes episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake Toll breaks down a Wednesday night defined by "win or go home" heroics. The spotlight shines on Cade Cunningham, who willed the top-seeded Detroit Pistons to a 116-109 Game 5 victory over the Magic. Cunningham’s franchise playoff-record 45 points narrowly eclipsed a matching 45-point effort from Orlando’s Paolo Banchero, keeping Detroit’s season alive. The intensity shifted to the ice as Cam York sent the Philadelphia Flyers into the second round with a dramatic OT winner to eliminate the Penguins. Meanwhile, the NFL segment buzzed with veteran quarterback drama: Steelers owner Art Rooney II addressed the "unlikely" possibility of Aaron Rodgers departing, while the Jets explored a reunion by hosting Russell Wilson for a backup role—a move surprisingly championed by starter Geno Smith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 30 Apr 2026 13:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-stakes episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake Toll breaks down a Wednesday night defined by "win or go home" heroics. The spotlight shines on Cade Cunningham, who willed the top-seeded Detroit Pistons to a 116-109 Game 5 victory over the Magic. Cunningham’s franchise playoff-record 45 points narrowly eclipsed a matching 45-point effort from Orlando’s Paolo Banchero, keeping Detroit’s season alive. The intensity shifted to the ice as Cam York sent the Philadelphia Flyers into the second round with a dramatic OT winner to eliminate the Penguins. Meanwhile, the NFL segment buzzed with veteran quarterback drama: Steelers owner Art Rooney II addressed the "unlikely" possibility of Aaron Rodgers departing, while the Jets explored a reunion by hosting Russell Wilson for a backup role—a move surprisingly championed by starter Geno Smith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-stakes episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake Toll breaks down a Wednesday night defined by "win or go home" heroics. The spotlight shines on Cade Cunningham, who willed the top-seeded Detroit Pistons to a 116-109 Game 5 victory over the Magic. Cunningham’s franchise playoff-record 45 points narrowly eclipsed a matching 45-point effort from Orlando’s Paolo Banchero, keeping Detroit’s season alive.

The intensity shifted to the ice as Cam York sent the Philadelphia Flyers into the second round with a dramatic OT winner to eliminate the Penguins. Meanwhile, the NFL segment buzzed with veteran quarterback drama: Steelers owner Art Rooney II addressed the "unlikely" possibility of Aaron Rodgers departing, while the Jets explored a reunion by hosting Russell Wilson for a backup role—a move surprisingly championed by starter Geno Smith.

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]]> 8104 OOF: Celtics SHOCKED By 76ers, Boston Bruins Sneak Sabres, Mike Vrabel LEAVING, NBA, NHL Playoffs In this high-stakes edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a night of postseason survival and shocking front-office shakeups. The show kicks off with Joel Embiid’s dominant 33-point performance to lead the 76ers past the Celtics in Game 5, keeping Philly’s season alive. The headlines shift quickly to the NFL, where the Steelers made a rare procedural move by placing a UFA tender on Aaron Rodgers, while the Ravens took a flyer on undrafted Heisman finalist Diego Pavia. Major news also rocked the MLB and NCAA: the Phillies fired manager Rob Thomson after a disastrous 9-19 start—failing to land Alex Cora before naming Don Mattingly interim skipper—and the NCAA moved toward expanding the basketball tournaments to 76 teams. Drake wraps the hour with "Biggest Losers," "Idiot of the Day," and a deep dive into the betting board with Noops Christenson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 29 Apr 2026 13:12:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-stakes edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a night of postseason survival and shocking front-office shakeups. The show kicks off with Joel Embiid’s dominant 33-point performance to lead the 76ers past the Celtics in Game 5, keeping Philly’s season alive. The headlines shift quickly to the NFL, where the Steelers made a rare procedural move by placing a UFA tender on Aaron Rodgers, while the Ravens took a flyer on undrafted Heisman finalist Diego Pavia. Major news also rocked the MLB and NCAA: the Phillies fired manager Rob Thomson after a disastrous 9-19 start—failing to land Alex Cora before naming Don Mattingly interim skipper—and the NCAA moved toward expanding the basketball tournaments to 76 teams. Drake wraps the hour with "Biggest Losers," "Idiot of the Day," and a deep dive into the betting board with Noops Christenson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-stakes edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a night of postseason survival and shocking front-office shakeups. The show kicks off with Joel Embiid’s dominant 33-point performance to lead the 76ers past the Celtics in Game 5, keeping Philly’s season alive.

The headlines shift quickly to the NFL, where the Steelers made a rare procedural move by placing a UFA tender on Aaron Rodgers, while the Ravens took a flyer on undrafted Heisman finalist Diego Pavia.

Major news also rocked the MLB and NCAA: the Phillies fired manager Rob Thomson after a disastrous 9-19 start—failing to land Alex Cora before naming Don Mattingly interim skipper—and the NCAA moved toward expanding the basketball tournaments to 76 teams. Drake wraps the hour with "Biggest Losers," "Idiot of the Day," and a deep dive into the betting board with Noops Christenson.

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]]> 8063 YIKES: Pistons Will LOSE SERIES to Magic, Cooper Flagg Rookie of the Year, NBA and NHL Playoffs In this high-stakes episode of The Drake Toll Show, the spotlight falls on the Detroit Pistons, who find themselves on the verge of a historic collapse. Despite a dominant 60-win regular season, the East's top seed trails the Orlando Magic 3-1 following a grueling 94-88 Game 4 loss. We break down the "dagger" from Desmond Bane and the turnover-prone play of Cade Cunningham that has Detroit facing a must-win Game 5. The ice heats up as we cover the Pittsburgh Penguins, who fended off elimination against the Flyers behind veteran leadership from Sidney Crosby and Kris Letang. However, the show takes a somber turn during "Obituaries" and "The Quickie," specifically addressing the shocking news out of Lubbock: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby is entering residential treatment for gambling addiction. Joining the program to provide expert puck-drop analysis is Nick Zararis, founder of The Theory of Hockey and host for Locked on Oilers. Zararis dives deep into the Penguins' resilience and whether the Flyers' young core can close out a series against a roster full of Hall of Famers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 28 Apr 2026 13:13:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-stakes episode of The Drake Toll Show, the spotlight falls on the Detroit Pistons, who find themselves on the verge of a historic collapse. Despite a dominant 60-win regular season, the East's top seed trails the Orlando Magic 3-1 following a grueling 94-88 Game 4 loss. We break down the "dagger" from Desmond Bane and the turnover-prone play of Cade Cunningham that has Detroit facing a must-win Game 5. The ice heats up as we cover the Pittsburgh Penguins, who fended off elimination against the Flyers behind veteran leadership from Sidney Crosby and Kris Letang. However, the show takes a somber turn during "Obituaries" and "The Quickie," specifically addressing the shocking news out of Lubbock: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby is entering residential treatment for gambling addiction. Joining the program to provide expert puck-drop analysis is Nick Zararis, founder of The Theory of Hockey and host for Locked on Oilers. Zararis dives deep into the Penguins' resilience and whether the Flyers' young core can close out a series against a roster full of Hall of Famers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-stakes episode of The Drake Toll Show, the spotlight falls on the Detroit Pistons, who find themselves on the verge of a historic collapse. Despite a dominant 60-win regular season, the East's top seed trails the Orlando Magic 3-1 following a grueling 94-88 Game 4 loss. We break down the "dagger" from Desmond Bane and the turnover-prone play of Cade Cunningham that has Detroit facing a must-win Game 5.

The ice heats up as we cover the Pittsburgh Penguins, who fended off elimination against the Flyers behind veteran leadership from Sidney Crosby and Kris Letang. However, the show takes a somber turn during "Obituaries" and "The Quickie," specifically addressing the shocking news out of Lubbock: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby is entering residential treatment for gambling addiction.

Joining the program to provide expert puck-drop analysis is Nick Zararis, founder of The Theory of Hockey and host for Locked on Oilers. Zararis dives deep into the Penguins' resilience and whether the Flyers' young core can close out a series against a roster full of Hall of Famers.

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]]> 8077 OOF: Lebron James COLLAPSES, Pittsburgh Steelers Draft Makai Lemon, Victor Wembanyama ANGRY At NBA This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports dives deep into the fallout of the 2026 NFL Draft, highlighting top selections like David Bailey (No. 2 to the Jets), Arvelle Reese (No. 5 to the Giants), and Ty Simpson (No. 13 to the Rams). Drake, Addy, and Curtis break down the draft’s biggest winners and losers, while the "Obituaries" segment marks a somber end to Alex Cora’s managerial tenure following a massive coaching shake-up in Boston. The show shifts gears to the hardwood, covering Anthony Edwards’ multi-week knee injury and Victor Wembanyama’s historic 27-point, 7-block performance that fueled a massive Spurs comeback. Between the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiot of the Day" segments—featuring Jazz Chisholm and Craig Breslow—the episode balances high-stakes analysis with Drake’s signature wit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 27 Apr 2026 13:08:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports dives deep into the fallout of the 2026 NFL Draft, highlighting top selections like David Bailey (No. 2 to the Jets), Arvelle Reese (No. 5 to the Giants), and Ty Simpson (No. 13 to the Rams). Drake, Addy, and Curtis break down the draft’s biggest winners and losers, while the "Obituaries" segment marks a somber end to Alex Cora’s managerial tenure following a massive coaching shake-up in Boston. The show shifts gears to the hardwood, covering Anthony Edwards’ multi-week knee injury and Victor Wembanyama’s historic 27-point, 7-block performance that fueled a massive Spurs comeback. Between the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiot of the Day" segments—featuring Jazz Chisholm and Craig Breslow—the episode balances high-stakes analysis with Drake’s signature wit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports dives deep into the fallout of the 2026 NFL Draft, highlighting top selections like David Bailey (No. 2 to the Jets), Arvelle Reese (No. 5 to the Giants), and Ty Simpson (No. 13 to the Rams). Drake, Addy, and Curtis break down the draft’s biggest winners and losers, while the "Obituaries" segment marks a somber end to Alex Cora’s managerial tenure following a massive coaching shake-up in Boston.

The show shifts gears to the hardwood, covering Anthony Edwards’ multi-week knee injury and Victor Wembanyama’s historic 27-point, 7-block performance that fueled a massive Spurs comeback. Between the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiot of the Day" segments—featuring Jazz Chisholm and Craig Breslow—the episode balances high-stakes analysis with Drake’s signature wit.

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]]> 8094 WOW: Ty Simpson to the Rams, Fernando Mendoza #1 Overall, Biggest Surprises The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, guest-hosted by John Lund, centers on a transformative night for the Las Vegas Raiders. The discussion begins with the Raiders selecting Indiana quarterback and 2025 Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza with the No. 1 overall pick. After leading the Hoosiers to a 16-0 national championship season, Mendoza enters a quarterback room featuring veteran Kirk Cousins. The broadcast debates whether the rookie should start immediately under new coach Klint Kubiak or develop behind the veteran signal-caller. The analysis expands to a broader review of the NFL Draft’s first-round winners and losers, including "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" segments with contributions from Addy and Curtis. Beyond the gridiron, the show pivots to the NBA Playoffs, examining whether the Oklahoma City Thunder have an "entertainment problem" despite their success. Updates on Victor Wembanyama’s concussion protocol also highlight the Spurs' upcoming clash with Portland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 24 Apr 2026 13:23:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, guest-hosted by John Lund, centers on a transformative night for the Las Vegas Raiders. The discussion begins with the Raiders selecting Indiana quarterback and 2025 Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza with the No. 1 overall pick. After leading the Hoosiers to a 16-0 national championship season, Mendoza enters a quarterback room featuring veteran Kirk Cousins. The broadcast debates whether the rookie should start immediately under new coach Klint Kubiak or develop behind the veteran signal-caller. The analysis expands to a broader review of the NFL Draft’s first-round winners and losers, including "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" segments with contributions from Addy and Curtis. Beyond the gridiron, the show pivots to the NBA Playoffs, examining whether the Oklahoma City Thunder have an "entertainment problem" despite their success. Updates on Victor Wembanyama’s concussion protocol also highlight the Spurs' upcoming clash with Portland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, guest-hosted by John Lund, centers on a transformative night for the Las Vegas Raiders. The discussion begins with the Raiders selecting Indiana quarterback and 2025 Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza with the No. 1 overall pick. After leading the Hoosiers to a 16-0 national championship season, Mendoza enters a quarterback room featuring veteran Kirk Cousins. The broadcast debates whether the rookie should start immediately under new coach Klint Kubiak or develop behind the veteran signal-caller.

The analysis expands to a broader review of the NFL Draft’s first-round winners and losers, including "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" segments with contributions from Addy and Curtis. Beyond the gridiron, the show pivots to the NBA Playoffs, examining whether the Oklahoma City Thunder have an "entertainment problem" despite their success. Updates on Victor Wembanyama’s concussion protocol also highlight the Spurs' upcoming clash with Portland.

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]]> 7726 VALID: Pistons SLAM Magic In NBA Playoffs, Stars SHOCK Wild in Double OT, Jalen Williams OUT Injury This episode of The Drake Toll Show focuses on the NFL Draft, NBA Playoffs and more! The lead segment focuses on the Detroit Pistons, who evened their first-round series against the Orlando Magic with a 98-83 victory. This win notably snapped the longest home playoff losing streak in NBA history, fueled by Cade Cunningham’s 27 points and a dominant 38-16 third-quarter surge. The momentum shifts to the ice, where the Philadelphia Flyers secured a 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. By scoring three goals in the second period, Philadelphia took a commanding 3-0 series lead, moving within one game of a sweep. Beyond the scores, the episode features a deep dive into 2026 NFL Mock Draft predictions and the "Biggest Losers of the Day," highlighting viral moments and officiating blunders. From playoff grit in the NBA and NHL to the anticipation of the NFL Draft, the show captures the essential headlines in professional sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 23 Apr 2026 13:28:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show focuses on the NFL Draft, NBA Playoffs and more! The lead segment focuses on the Detroit Pistons, who evened their first-round series against the Orlando Magic with a 98-83 victory. This win notably snapped the longest home playoff losing streak in NBA history, fueled by Cade Cunningham’s 27 points and a dominant 38-16 third-quarter surge. The momentum shifts to the ice, where the Philadelphia Flyers secured a 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. By scoring three goals in the second period, Philadelphia took a commanding 3-0 series lead, moving within one game of a sweep. Beyond the scores, the episode features a deep dive into 2026 NFL Mock Draft predictions and the "Biggest Losers of the Day," highlighting viral moments and officiating blunders. From playoff grit in the NBA and NHL to the anticipation of the NFL Draft, the show captures the essential headlines in professional sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show focuses on the NFL Draft, NBA Playoffs and more! The lead segment focuses on the Detroit Pistons, who evened their first-round series against the Orlando Magic with a 98-83 victory. This win notably snapped the longest home playoff losing streak in NBA history, fueled by Cade Cunningham’s 27 points and a dominant 38-16 third-quarter surge.

The momentum shifts to the ice, where the Philadelphia Flyers secured a 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. By scoring three goals in the second period, Philadelphia took a commanding 3-0 series lead, moving within one game of a sweep. Beyond the scores, the episode features a deep dive into 2026 NFL Mock Draft predictions and the "Biggest Losers of the Day," highlighting viral moments and officiating blunders. From playoff grit in the NBA and NHL to the anticipation of the NFL Draft, the show captures the essential headlines in professional sports.

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]]> 8081 BAD: Victor Wembanyama OUT With Concussion, Spurs LOSE, Celtics COLLAPSE Against 76ers, Bruins NHL! The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show delivered a comprehensive breakdown of high-stakes playoff action and NFL front-office drama. The broadcast centered on the NBA RECAP, leading with the concerning exit of San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama. After a frightening fall against the Trail Blazers, the standout rookie entered concussion protocol, leaving his status for Game 3 in Portland uncertain. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia 76ers leveled their series against the Celtics behind a historic 30-point, 10-rebound performance from rookie VJ Edgecombe and a gritty 29 points from Tyrese Maxey. Beyond the hardwood, the show pivoted to the NFL, where Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel addressed the media regarding controversial photos involving Dianna Russini, calling the situation a "private matter." The episode also featured insights into Justin Fields joining the Chiefs to mentor under Patrick Mahomes, while the Steelers navigate the voluntary minicamp without a definitive answer from Aaron Rodgers regarding his playing future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 22 Apr 2026 13:10:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show delivered a comprehensive breakdown of high-stakes playoff action and NFL front-office drama. The broadcast centered on the NBA RECAP, leading with the concerning exit of San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama. After a frightening fall against the Trail Blazers, the standout rookie entered concussion protocol, leaving his status for Game 3 in Portland uncertain. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia 76ers leveled their series against the Celtics behind a historic 30-point, 10-rebound performance from rookie VJ Edgecombe and a gritty 29 points from Tyrese Maxey. Beyond the hardwood, the show pivoted to the NFL, where Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel addressed the media regarding controversial photos involving Dianna Russini, calling the situation a "private matter." The episode also featured insights into Justin Fields joining the Chiefs to mentor under Patrick Mahomes, while the Steelers navigate the voluntary minicamp without a definitive answer from Aaron Rodgers regarding his playing future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show delivered a comprehensive breakdown of high-stakes playoff action and NFL front-office drama. The broadcast centered on the NBA RECAP, leading with the concerning exit of San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama. After a frightening fall against the Trail Blazers, the standout rookie entered concussion protocol, leaving his status for Game 3 in Portland uncertain. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia 76ers leveled their series against the Celtics behind a historic 30-point, 10-rebound performance from rookie VJ Edgecombe and a gritty 29 points from Tyrese Maxey.

Beyond the hardwood, the show pivoted to the NFL, where Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel addressed the media regarding controversial photos involving Dianna Russini, calling the situation a "private matter." The episode also featured insights into Justin Fields joining the Chiefs to mentor under Patrick Mahomes, while the Steelers navigate the voluntary minicamp without a definitive answer from Aaron Rodgers regarding his playing future.

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]]> 8074 LOL: Hawks STUN Knicks In New York, Timberwolves DOWN Nuggets, Carolina Wins In Overtime, NHL/NBA In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the focus begins with a thrilling NBA postseason recap. CJ McCollum embraced the villain role at Madison Square Garden, dropping 32 points to lead the Atlanta Hawks to a 107-106 victory over the Knicks, evening the series at one game apiece. Despite missing late free throws, McCollum’s clutch fourth-quarter performance silenced the New York crowd. The broadcast shifts to the ice with an NHL Recap featuring Jordan Martinook’s double-overtime heroics for Carolina and big goals from stars like Jason Robertson and Kasperi Kapanen. In the NFL segment, the discussion centers on Justin Jefferson’s candid remarks regarding the Vikings' quarterback battle between J.J. McCarthy and Kyler Murray. Additionally, news breaks regarding Jimmy Garoppolo’s potential retirement and Odell Beckham Jr.’s workout with the Giants. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 21 Apr 2026 13:09:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the focus begins with a thrilling NBA postseason recap. CJ McCollum embraced the villain role at Madison Square Garden, dropping 32 points to lead the Atlanta Hawks to a 107-106 victory over the Knicks, evening the series at one game apiece. Despite missing late free throws, McCollum’s clutch fourth-quarter performance silenced the New York crowd. The broadcast shifts to the ice with an NHL Recap featuring Jordan Martinook’s double-overtime heroics for Carolina and big goals from stars like Jason Robertson and Kasperi Kapanen. In the NFL segment, the discussion centers on Justin Jefferson’s candid remarks regarding the Vikings' quarterback battle between J.J. McCarthy and Kyler Murray. Additionally, news breaks regarding Jimmy Garoppolo’s potential retirement and Odell Beckham Jr.’s workout with the Giants. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the focus begins with a thrilling NBA postseason recap. CJ McCollum embraced the villain role at Madison Square Garden, dropping 32 points to lead the Atlanta Hawks to a 107-106 victory over the Knicks, evening the series at one game apiece. Despite missing late free throws, McCollum’s clutch fourth-quarter performance silenced the New York crowd.

The broadcast shifts to the ice with an NHL Recap featuring Jordan Martinook’s double-overtime heroics for Carolina and big goals from stars like Jason Robertson and Kasperi Kapanen. In the NFL segment, the discussion centers on Justin Jefferson’s candid remarks regarding the Vikings' quarterback battle between J.J. McCarthy and Kyler Murray. Additionally, news breaks regarding Jimmy Garoppolo’s potential retirement and Odell Beckham Jr.’s workout with the Giants.

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]]> 8071 OOPS: Magic STUN Pistons In NBA Playoffs, Spurs, Victor Wembanyama Dump Blazers, Sabres Drop Bruins This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports delivers a comprehensive breakdown of a high-stakes weekend in professional sports. The broadcast leads with an intensive look at the NBA postseason, headlined by Jayson Tatum’s triumphant 25-point return from injury to lead the Boston Celtics over the Philadelphia 76ers. The analysis continues with the Oklahoma City Thunder’s dominant title defense opening against the Phoenix Suns, fueled by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP-caliber performance. The focus shifts to the NFL as the Cincinnati Bengals make a historic move, trading a top-ten pick for star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence II and securing him with a $28 million extension. The show also explores the NHL playoff bracket and features signature segments like "The Quickie," "Biggest Losers of the Day," and "Idiot of the Day." Joined by betting and hockey analyst Andrew McInnis, the program provides expert insights into the current playoff landscape and major league shifts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 20 Apr 2026 19:17:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports delivers a comprehensive breakdown of a high-stakes weekend in professional sports. The broadcast leads with an intensive look at the NBA postseason, headlined by Jayson Tatum’s triumphant 25-point return from injury to lead the Boston Celtics over the Philadelphia 76ers. The analysis continues with the Oklahoma City Thunder’s dominant title defense opening against the Phoenix Suns, fueled by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP-caliber performance. The focus shifts to the NFL as the Cincinnati Bengals make a historic move, trading a top-ten pick for star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence II and securing him with a $28 million extension. The show also explores the NHL playoff bracket and features signature segments like "The Quickie," "Biggest Losers of the Day," and "Idiot of the Day." Joined by betting and hockey analyst Andrew McInnis, the program provides expert insights into the current playoff landscape and major league shifts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports delivers a comprehensive breakdown of a high-stakes weekend in professional sports. The broadcast leads with an intensive look at the NBA postseason, headlined by Jayson Tatum’s triumphant 25-point return from injury to lead the Boston Celtics over the Philadelphia 76ers. The analysis continues with the Oklahoma City Thunder’s dominant title defense opening against the Phoenix Suns, fueled by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP-caliber performance.

The focus shifts to the NFL as the Cincinnati Bengals make a historic move, trading a top-ten pick for star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence II and securing him with a $28 million extension. The show also explores the NHL playoff bracket and features signature segments like "The Quickie," "Biggest Losers of the Day," and "Idiot of the Day." Joined by betting and hockey analyst Andrew McInnis, the program provides expert insights into the current playoff landscape and major league shifts.

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]]> 7258 WILD: Michael Penix Jr. Has Identity STOLEN, NHL Playoffs Set, NCAA Football Moving Its Season?! On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into a bizarre federal fraud case involving former Alabama defensive end Luther Davis. Along with partner CJ Evins, Davis is accused of orchestrating a massive identity theft scheme, allegedly impersonating NFL stars Michael Penix Jr., David Njoku, and Xavier McKinney to secure nearly $20 million in fraudulent loans. From donning wigs and makeup for video calls to using fake driver's licenses at closings, the duo’s elaborate disguises eventually unraveled, leading to federal charges of wire fraud. The episode also features an elite lineup of guest experts to break down the latest in sports. Former MLB pitcher Trevor May joins Drake to provide a player’s perspective on the looming MLB lockout, while Pat Boyle of BetMGM Tonight stops by to analyze the betting angles of the NBA. Additionally, The Athletic senior writer Tyler Kepner lends his expertise to discuss the state of Major League Baseball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 17 Apr 2026 13:44:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into a bizarre federal fraud case involving former Alabama defensive end Luther Davis. Along with partner CJ Evins, Davis is accused of orchestrating a massive identity theft scheme, allegedly impersonating NFL stars Michael Penix Jr., David Njoku, and Xavier McKinney to secure nearly $20 million in fraudulent loans. From donning wigs and makeup for video calls to using fake driver's licenses at closings, the duo’s elaborate disguises eventually unraveled, leading to federal charges of wire fraud. The episode also features an elite lineup of guest experts to break down the latest in sports. Former MLB pitcher Trevor May joins Drake to provide a player’s perspective on the looming MLB lockout, while Pat Boyle of BetMGM Tonight stops by to analyze the betting angles of the NBA. Additionally, The Athletic senior writer Tyler Kepner lends his expertise to discuss the state of Major League Baseball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into a bizarre federal fraud case involving former Alabama defensive end Luther Davis. Along with partner CJ Evins, Davis is accused of orchestrating a massive identity theft scheme, allegedly impersonating NFL stars Michael Penix Jr., David Njoku, and Xavier McKinney to secure nearly $20 million in fraudulent loans. From donning wigs and makeup for video calls to using fake driver's licenses at closings, the duo’s elaborate disguises eventually unraveled, leading to federal charges of wire fraud.

The episode also features an elite lineup of guest experts to break down the latest in sports. Former MLB pitcher Trevor May joins Drake to provide a player’s perspective on the looming MLB lockout, while Pat Boyle of BetMGM Tonight stops by to analyze the betting angles of the NBA. Additionally, The Athletic senior writer Tyler Kepner lends his expertise to discuss the state of Major League Baseball.

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]]> 7881 WOW: Steph Curry STUNS Clippers as Warriors Advance, 76ers Roll Into Playoffs, LaMelo Ball Fined On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, The Philadelphia 76ers clinched the Eastern Conference No. 7 seed following a 109-97 play-in victory over the Orlando Magic. Tyrese Maxey led the charge with 31 points, supported by rookie V.J. Edgecombe’s 19-point, 11-rebound double-double. Despite Joel Embiid's absence due to an emergency appendectomy, the reigning MVP surprised the team by returning to the bench for support. Philadelphia now advances to a first-round series against the Boston Celtics. The program also covered the Golden State Warriors' thrilling comeback against the LA Clippers. Stephen Curry exploded for 35 points in his return from injury, while Draymond Green’s elite defense on Kawhi Leonard secured a 126-121 win. Beyond the court, the episode touched on LaMelo Ball’s $60,000 in league fines and a major leadership shakeup within the MLBPA. Additionally, the show addressed reports concerning the future of LIV Golf’s funding and featured expert analysis from NHL insider Pete Jensen and NFL Draft analyst Jon Ledyard. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 16 Apr 2026 13:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, The Philadelphia 76ers clinched the Eastern Conference No. 7 seed following a 109-97 play-in victory over the Orlando Magic. Tyrese Maxey led the charge with 31 points, supported by rookie V.J. Edgecombe’s 19-point, 11-rebound double-double. Despite Joel Embiid's absence due to an emergency appendectomy, the reigning MVP surprised the team by returning to the bench for support. Philadelphia now advances to a first-round series against the Boston Celtics. The program also covered the Golden State Warriors' thrilling comeback against the LA Clippers. Stephen Curry exploded for 35 points in his return from injury, while Draymond Green’s elite defense on Kawhi Leonard secured a 126-121 win. Beyond the court, the episode touched on LaMelo Ball’s $60,000 in league fines and a major leadership shakeup within the MLBPA. Additionally, the show addressed reports concerning the future of LIV Golf’s funding and featured expert analysis from NHL insider Pete Jensen and NFL Draft analyst Jon Ledyard. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, The Philadelphia 76ers clinched the Eastern Conference No. 7 seed following a 109-97 play-in victory over the Orlando Magic. Tyrese Maxey led the charge with 31 points, supported by rookie V.J. Edgecombe’s 19-point, 11-rebound double-double. Despite Joel Embiid's absence due to an emergency appendectomy, the reigning MVP surprised the team by returning to the bench for support. Philadelphia now advances to a first-round series against the Boston Celtics.

The program also covered the Golden State Warriors' thrilling comeback against the LA Clippers. Stephen Curry exploded for 35 points in his return from injury, while Draymond Green’s elite defense on Kawhi Leonard secured a 126-121 win. Beyond the court, the episode touched on LaMelo Ball’s $60,000 in league fines and a major leadership shakeup within the MLBPA. Additionally, the show addressed reports concerning the future of LIV Golf’s funding and featured expert analysis from NHL insider Pete Jensen and NFL Draft analyst Jon Ledyard.

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]]> 7926 BOOM: Dianna Russini OUT at The Athletic, Hornets SHOCK Heat in Overtime, Trailblazers STUN Suns The Wednesday edition of The Drake Toll Show centers on a chaotic night of NBA postseason action. Highlighting the "NBA Play-In Results" segment, the broadcast breaks down the Charlotte Hornets' thrilling 127-126 overtime victory against the Miami Heat. Key audio highlights feature LaMelo Ball’s clutch layup and Miles Bridges’ game-saving block, alongside Deni Avdija leading the Portland Trail Blazers to a 7th-seed clinch over the Suns. The program then shifts to the NFL and collegiate ranks, covering the sudden resignation of reporter Dianna Russini from The Athletic following controversial photos with Mike Vrabel. The legal fallout continues for former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore, who received 18 months’ probation for a domestic incident. Additionally, the show explores the NCAA's decision to vacate four Iowa victories due to tampering. Recurring favorites like "Biggest Losers," "The Quickie," and "Idiot of the Day" round out a packed itinerary of sports drama. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 15 Apr 2026 16:51:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports The Wednesday edition of The Drake Toll Show centers on a chaotic night of NBA postseason action. Highlighting the "NBA Play-In Results" segment, the broadcast breaks down the Charlotte Hornets' thrilling 127-126 overtime victory against the Miami Heat. Key audio highlights feature LaMelo Ball’s clutch layup and Miles Bridges’ game-saving block, alongside Deni Avdija leading the Portland Trail Blazers to a 7th-seed clinch over the Suns. The program then shifts to the NFL and collegiate ranks, covering the sudden resignation of reporter Dianna Russini from The Athletic following controversial photos with Mike Vrabel. The legal fallout continues for former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore, who received 18 months’ probation for a domestic incident. Additionally, the show explores the NCAA's decision to vacate four Iowa victories due to tampering. Recurring favorites like "Biggest Losers," "The Quickie," and "Idiot of the Day" round out a packed itinerary of sports drama. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices The Wednesday edition of The Drake Toll Show centers on a chaotic night of NBA postseason action. Highlighting the "NBA Play-In Results" segment, the broadcast breaks down the Charlotte Hornets' thrilling 127-126 overtime victory against the Miami Heat. Key audio highlights feature LaMelo Ball’s clutch layup and Miles Bridges’ game-saving block, alongside Deni Avdija leading the Portland Trail Blazers to a 7th-seed clinch over the Suns.

The program then shifts to the NFL and collegiate ranks, covering the sudden resignation of reporter Dianna Russini from The Athletic following controversial photos with Mike Vrabel. The legal fallout continues for former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore, who received 18 months’ probation for a domestic incident. Additionally, the show explores the NCAA's decision to vacate four Iowa victories due to tampering. Recurring favorites like "Biggest Losers," "The Quickie," and "Idiot of the Day" round out a packed itinerary of sports drama.

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]]> 7921 WOW: Is Rory McIlroy Greatest EVER After Masters Win, NBA Playoffs Begin, Azzi Fudd Shocks WNBA This episode of The Drake Toll Show provides comprehensive coverage of Rory McIlroy’s historic victory at the 90th Masters Tournament. The broadcast analyzes McIlroy’s journey to becoming the first back-to-back champion at Augusta National since Tiger Woods, detailing his recovery from an early double bogey and his clutch performance through Amen Corner to secure a one-stroke victory over Scottie Scheffler. The program transitions into postseason analysis for both the NBA and NHL, offering the latest standings, clinchings, and playoff projections. Key segments include the Biggest Losers, which examines the Houston Astros and skepticism surrounding Masters tee times, and the Idiot of the Day, featuring commentary on the Boston Red Sox and the media buzz involving Dianna Russini. The show also features expert guests, including Sam Bruchhaus from SumerSports and Nick Zararis of The Theory of Hockey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 14 Apr 2026 13:05:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show provides comprehensive coverage of Rory McIlroy’s historic victory at the 90th Masters Tournament. The broadcast analyzes McIlroy’s journey to becoming the first back-to-back champion at Augusta National since Tiger Woods, detailing his recovery from an early double bogey and his clutch performance through Amen Corner to secure a one-stroke victory over Scottie Scheffler. The program transitions into postseason analysis for both the NBA and NHL, offering the latest standings, clinchings, and playoff projections. Key segments include the Biggest Losers, which examines the Houston Astros and skepticism surrounding Masters tee times, and the Idiot of the Day, featuring commentary on the Boston Red Sox and the media buzz involving Dianna Russini. The show also features expert guests, including Sam Bruchhaus from SumerSports and Nick Zararis of The Theory of Hockey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show provides comprehensive coverage of Rory McIlroy’s historic victory at the 90th Masters Tournament. The broadcast analyzes McIlroy’s journey to becoming the first back-to-back champion at Augusta National since Tiger Woods, detailing his recovery from an early double bogey and his clutch performance through Amen Corner to secure a one-stroke victory over Scottie Scheffler.

The program transitions into postseason analysis for both the NBA and NHL, offering the latest standings, clinchings, and playoff projections. Key segments include the Biggest Losers, which examines the Houston Astros and skepticism surrounding Masters tee times, and the Idiot of the Day, featuring commentary on the Boston Red Sox and the media buzz involving Dianna Russini. The show also features expert guests, including Sam Bruchhaus from SumerSports and Nick Zararis of The Theory of Hockey.

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]]> 7960 YES: Rory McIlroy Wins Masters AGAIN, Worst NBA Season Ever, MLB Fake or Real This episode of The Drake Toll Show, guest-hosted by John Lund on Westwood One Sports, centers on Rory McIlroy’s historic back-to-back victory at the Masters. The broadcast analyzes McIlroy’s dramatic Sunday finish at Augusta National, where he became the first golfer since Tiger Woods to repeat as champion, ultimately securing a one-stroke victory over Scottie Scheffler. Lund evaluates the prestige of the Green Jacket compared to other iconic sports trophies and critiques the technical shortcomings of the CBS camera coverage during the final round. Beyond the greens, the show transitions to a volatile NBA landscape, discussing the firing of Doc Rivers by the Milwaukee Bucks and Cooper Flagg’s season-ending ankle injury. The NFL Draft also takes center stage with a deep dive into "risers" like Georgia’s Monroe Freeling and Oregon’s Dillon Thieneman. Finally, the episode touches on a "hit job" involving Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel in Sedona, Arizona, before closing with a quirky look at a Chicago White Sox "Pope Hat" giveaway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 13 Apr 2026 13:10:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show, guest-hosted by John Lund on Westwood One Sports, centers on Rory McIlroy’s historic back-to-back victory at the Masters. The broadcast analyzes McIlroy’s dramatic Sunday finish at Augusta National, where he became the first golfer since Tiger Woods to repeat as champion, ultimately securing a one-stroke victory over Scottie Scheffler. Lund evaluates the prestige of the Green Jacket compared to other iconic sports trophies and critiques the technical shortcomings of the CBS camera coverage during the final round. Beyond the greens, the show transitions to a volatile NBA landscape, discussing the firing of Doc Rivers by the Milwaukee Bucks and Cooper Flagg’s season-ending ankle injury. The NFL Draft also takes center stage with a deep dive into "risers" like Georgia’s Monroe Freeling and Oregon’s Dillon Thieneman. Finally, the episode touches on a "hit job" involving Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel in Sedona, Arizona, before closing with a quirky look at a Chicago White Sox "Pope Hat" giveaway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show, guest-hosted by John Lund on Westwood One Sports, centers on Rory McIlroy’s historic back-to-back victory at the Masters. The broadcast analyzes McIlroy’s dramatic Sunday finish at Augusta National, where he became the first golfer since Tiger Woods to repeat as champion, ultimately securing a one-stroke victory over Scottie Scheffler. Lund evaluates the prestige of the Green Jacket compared to other iconic sports trophies and critiques the technical shortcomings of the CBS camera coverage during the final round.

Beyond the greens, the show transitions to a volatile NBA landscape, discussing the firing of Doc Rivers by the Milwaukee Bucks and Cooper Flagg’s season-ending ankle injury. The NFL Draft also takes center stage with a deep dive into "risers" like Georgia’s Monroe Freeling and Oregon’s Dillon Thieneman. Finally, the episode touches on a "hit job" involving Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel in Sedona, Arizona, before closing with a quirky look at a Chicago White Sox "Pope Hat" giveaway.

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]]> 7606 TRUE: Rory Will CHOKE Away Masters, NFL Could Be SUED by Government, NBA Playoff Picture is Clear The Masters takes center stage as Rory McIlroy shakes off opening-round nerves to fire a 67, marking his best start at Augusta since 2011. After securing the career Grand Slam last year, McIlroy returns with a newfound sense of control, sharing the Day 1 lead despite struggling with accuracy off the tee. The broadcast then pivots to the NFL "coaching carousel" of a different kind: the viral drama surrounding Mike Vrabel and insider Dianna Russini. While photos of the pair in Sedona sparked a media frenzy, both parties dismissed the reports as misleading. This lands Russini at the top of the "Biggest Losers of the Day" list, alongside a struggling Notre Dame and the NFL. The episode rounds out with a medical emergency for 76ers star Joel Embiid, who underwent surgery for appendicitis, and a breakdown of the Kings' late-game tactical blunders. Featuring insights from NASCAR insider Brett Loftis and golf expert Greg DuCharme, the show delivers a comprehensive look at a packed sports landscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 10 Apr 2026 13:08:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports The Masters takes center stage as Rory McIlroy shakes off opening-round nerves to fire a 67, marking his best start at Augusta since 2011. After securing the career Grand Slam last year, McIlroy returns with a newfound sense of control, sharing the Day 1 lead despite struggling with accuracy off the tee. The broadcast then pivots to the NFL "coaching carousel" of a different kind: the viral drama surrounding Mike Vrabel and insider Dianna Russini. While photos of the pair in Sedona sparked a media frenzy, both parties dismissed the reports as misleading. This lands Russini at the top of the "Biggest Losers of the Day" list, alongside a struggling Notre Dame and the NFL. The episode rounds out with a medical emergency for 76ers star Joel Embiid, who underwent surgery for appendicitis, and a breakdown of the Kings' late-game tactical blunders. Featuring insights from NASCAR insider Brett Loftis and golf expert Greg DuCharme, the show delivers a comprehensive look at a packed sports landscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices The Masters takes center stage as Rory McIlroy shakes off opening-round nerves to fire a 67, marking his best start at Augusta since 2011. After securing the career Grand Slam last year, McIlroy returns with a newfound sense of control, sharing the Day 1 lead despite struggling with accuracy off the tee.

The broadcast then pivots to the NFL "coaching carousel" of a different kind: the viral drama surrounding Mike Vrabel and insider Dianna Russini. While photos of the pair in Sedona sparked a media frenzy, both parties dismissed the reports as misleading. This lands Russini at the top of the "Biggest Losers of the Day" list, alongside a struggling Notre Dame and the NFL.

The episode rounds out with a medical emergency for 76ers star Joel Embiid, who underwent surgery for appendicitis, and a breakdown of the Kings' late-game tactical blunders. Featuring insights from NASCAR insider Brett Loftis and golf expert Greg DuCharme, the show delivers a comprehensive look at a packed sports landscape.

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]]> 7926 OH NO: Did Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini GET IT ON In Spicy Getaway, Masters WITHOUT Tiger Woods? This episode of The Drake Toll Show centers on the swirling controversy involving NFL insider Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel following reports of their time together at an Arizona resort. The broadcast dissects the "misleading" photos from Phoenix, placing the situation front and center during the "Obituaries" segment and a countdown of Russini’s most eccentric media moments. Beyond the headlines, the show provides comprehensive coverage of The Masters 2026, offering essential analysis and tee schedules for golf's premier event. The "Biggest Losers of the Day" features a heavy hitting lineup including Craig Breslow, the Dodgers, and the NFL, while the "Idiot of the Day" segment takes aim at Jazz Chisholm and Diego Pavia. Additionally, the program tackles significant NCAA news regarding a proposed five-year eligibility rule that could overhaul college athletics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 09 Apr 2026 13:10:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show centers on the swirling controversy involving NFL insider Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel following reports of their time together at an Arizona resort. The broadcast dissects the "misleading" photos from Phoenix, placing the situation front and center during the "Obituaries" segment and a countdown of Russini’s most eccentric media moments. Beyond the headlines, the show provides comprehensive coverage of The Masters 2026, offering essential analysis and tee schedules for golf's premier event. The "Biggest Losers of the Day" features a heavy hitting lineup including Craig Breslow, the Dodgers, and the NFL, while the "Idiot of the Day" segment takes aim at Jazz Chisholm and Diego Pavia. Additionally, the program tackles significant NCAA news regarding a proposed five-year eligibility rule that could overhaul college athletics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show centers on the swirling controversy involving NFL insider Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel following reports of their time together at an Arizona resort. The broadcast dissects the "misleading" photos from Phoenix, placing the situation front and center during the "Obituaries" segment and a countdown of Russini’s most eccentric media moments. Beyond the headlines, the show provides comprehensive coverage of The Masters 2026, offering essential analysis and tee schedules for golf's premier event.

The "Biggest Losers of the Day" features a heavy hitting lineup including Craig Breslow, the Dodgers, and the NFL, while the "Idiot of the Day" segment takes aim at Jazz Chisholm and Diego Pavia. Additionally, the program tackles significant NCAA news regarding a proposed five-year eligibility rule that could overhaul college athletics.

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]]> 7951 WEIRD: Mike Vrabel, Dianna Russini's LUXURY Getaway, Masters Winner REVEALED, Michael Malone to UNC This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports features a massive shift in college basketball as Mike Malone leaves the NBA to lead the North Carolina Tar Heels. The discussion centers on Malone’s landmark six-year, $50 million contract and his transition from a championship run with the Denver Nuggets to the high-stakes environment of Chapel Hill. The "Around the NFL" segment shifts focus to the upcoming draft, highlighting projected top pick Fernando Mendoza’s decision to celebrate with family in Miami rather than attend the event in Pittsburgh. Coverage continues with Dexter Lawrence’s trade request and the evolving roster dynamics under New York Giants coach John Harbaugh. Expert analysis arrives as 2023 FSWA Golf Writer of the Year Byron Lindeque joins the broadcast. Lindeque provides a deep dive into the 90th edition of The Masters, evaluating storylines surrounding Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau while assessing how Rory McIlroy’s health might impact the field. The show rounds out with NBA playoff projections and a final conversation with Spencer McLaughlin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 08 Apr 2026 13:11:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports features a massive shift in college basketball as Mike Malone leaves the NBA to lead the North Carolina Tar Heels. The discussion centers on Malone’s landmark six-year, $50 million contract and his transition from a championship run with the Denver Nuggets to the high-stakes environment of Chapel Hill. The "Around the NFL" segment shifts focus to the upcoming draft, highlighting projected top pick Fernando Mendoza’s decision to celebrate with family in Miami rather than attend the event in Pittsburgh. Coverage continues with Dexter Lawrence’s trade request and the evolving roster dynamics under New York Giants coach John Harbaugh. Expert analysis arrives as 2023 FSWA Golf Writer of the Year Byron Lindeque joins the broadcast. Lindeque provides a deep dive into the 90th edition of The Masters, evaluating storylines surrounding Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau while assessing how Rory McIlroy’s health might impact the field. The show rounds out with NBA playoff projections and a final conversation with Spencer McLaughlin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports features a massive shift in college basketball as Mike Malone leaves the NBA to lead the North Carolina Tar Heels. The discussion centers on Malone’s landmark six-year, $50 million contract and his transition from a championship run with the Denver Nuggets to the high-stakes environment of Chapel Hill.

The "Around the NFL" segment shifts focus to the upcoming draft, highlighting projected top pick Fernando Mendoza’s decision to celebrate with family in Miami rather than attend the event in Pittsburgh. Coverage continues with Dexter Lawrence’s trade request and the evolving roster dynamics under New York Giants coach John Harbaugh.

Expert analysis arrives as 2023 FSWA Golf Writer of the Year Byron Lindeque joins the broadcast. Lindeque provides a deep dive into the 90th edition of The Masters, evaluating storylines surrounding Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau while assessing how Rory McIlroy’s health might impact the field. The show rounds out with NBA playoff projections and a final conversation with Spencer McLaughlin.

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]]> 8019 GROSS: Refs ROBBED UConn Against Michigan, Dan Hurley Goes OFF, Dusty May Deserves Final Four Win The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports breaks down a historic night in college basketball as the Michigan Wolverines claimed the national championship with a 69-63 victory over UConn. The broadcast features highlights of the title clincher, including Dusty May’s post-game reactions and Dan Hurley’s emotional reflection on the end of the Huskies' pursuit of a third title in four years. The conversation shifts to the future of the sport as North Carolina makes a splash by hiring former NBA champion Michael Malone to lead the Tar Heels. Analysis explores whether Malone’s professional experience can translate to the evolving collegiate landscape. Additionally, the show compares the staying power of Michigan’s men’s squad against the UCLA women’s team, which finished No. 1 in the final AP Top 25. Recurring segments like Biggest Losers, Obituaries, and Idiot of the Day provide sharp commentary on Dan Orlovsky and the late-night championship tip-off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 07 Apr 2026 13:13:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports breaks down a historic night in college basketball as the Michigan Wolverines claimed the national championship with a 69-63 victory over UConn. The broadcast features highlights of the title clincher, including Dusty May’s post-game reactions and Dan Hurley’s emotional reflection on the end of the Huskies' pursuit of a third title in four years. The conversation shifts to the future of the sport as North Carolina makes a splash by hiring former NBA champion Michael Malone to lead the Tar Heels. Analysis explores whether Malone’s professional experience can translate to the evolving collegiate landscape. Additionally, the show compares the staying power of Michigan’s men’s squad against the UCLA women’s team, which finished No. 1 in the final AP Top 25. Recurring segments like Biggest Losers, Obituaries, and Idiot of the Day provide sharp commentary on Dan Orlovsky and the late-night championship tip-off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports breaks down a historic night in college basketball as the Michigan Wolverines claimed the national championship with a 69-63 victory over UConn. The broadcast features highlights of the title clincher, including Dusty May’s post-game reactions and Dan Hurley’s emotional reflection on the end of the Huskies' pursuit of a third title in four years.

The conversation shifts to the future of the sport as North Carolina makes a splash by hiring former NBA champion Michael Malone to lead the Tar Heels. Analysis explores whether Malone’s professional experience can translate to the evolving collegiate landscape. Additionally, the show compares the staying power of Michigan’s men’s squad against the UCLA women’s team, which finished No. 1 in the final AP Top 25. Recurring segments like Biggest Losers, Obituaries, and Idiot of the Day provide sharp commentary on Dan Orlovsky and the late-night championship tip-off.

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]]> 7990 HISTORY: Can UConn SHOCK Michigan, UCLA Wins FIRST National Championship, Final Four, March Madness This edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports breaks down a historic weekend in collegiate athletics, headlined by UCLA Women’s Basketball capturing its first-ever NCAA National Championship. The Bruins dismantled South Carolina 79-51, fueled by a dominant double-double from Final Four MOP Lauren Betts and a stellar 21-point performance by Gabriela Jaquez. Coach Cori Close finally secured the elusive title, further cementing the legendary Bruin legacy established by John Wooden. The broadcast shifts focus to the Men’s Final Four, analyzing Michigan’s commanding victory over Arizona and UConn’s perimeter-led win against Illinois. Detailed previews examine the upcoming National Championship clash, questioning if Michigan's interior size can overcome UConn’s deliberate tempo and three-point sharpshooting, especially with Yaxel Lendeborg’s health in question. Recurring segments like "Biggest Losers of the Day" and "Obituaries" provide a sharp, witty look at the weekend’s shortcomings, from the Boston Red Sox to the South Carolina Gamecocks' uncharacteristic offensive collapse. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 06 Apr 2026 13:08:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports breaks down a historic weekend in collegiate athletics, headlined by UCLA Women’s Basketball capturing its first-ever NCAA National Championship. The Bruins dismantled South Carolina 79-51, fueled by a dominant double-double from Final Four MOP Lauren Betts and a stellar 21-point performance by Gabriela Jaquez. Coach Cori Close finally secured the elusive title, further cementing the legendary Bruin legacy established by John Wooden. The broadcast shifts focus to the Men’s Final Four, analyzing Michigan’s commanding victory over Arizona and UConn’s perimeter-led win against Illinois. Detailed previews examine the upcoming National Championship clash, questioning if Michigan's interior size can overcome UConn’s deliberate tempo and three-point sharpshooting, especially with Yaxel Lendeborg’s health in question. Recurring segments like "Biggest Losers of the Day" and "Obituaries" provide a sharp, witty look at the weekend’s shortcomings, from the Boston Red Sox to the South Carolina Gamecocks' uncharacteristic offensive collapse. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports breaks down a historic weekend in collegiate athletics, headlined by UCLA Women’s Basketball capturing its first-ever NCAA National Championship. The Bruins dismantled South Carolina 79-51, fueled by a dominant double-double from Final Four MOP Lauren Betts and a stellar 21-point performance by Gabriela Jaquez. Coach Cori Close finally secured the elusive title, further cementing the legendary Bruin legacy established by John Wooden.

The broadcast shifts focus to the Men’s Final Four, analyzing Michigan’s commanding victory over Arizona and UConn’s perimeter-led win against Illinois. Detailed previews examine the upcoming National Championship clash, questioning if Michigan's interior size can overcome UConn’s deliberate tempo and three-point sharpshooting, especially with Yaxel Lendeborg’s health in question. Recurring segments like "Biggest Losers of the Day" and "Obituaries" provide a sharp, witty look at the weekend’s shortcomings, from the Boston Red Sox to the South Carolina Gamecocks' uncharacteristic offensive collapse.

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]]> 7936 WOW: Tiger Woods Calls the PRESIDENT, Lakers Lose Big Time, CBB Preview Host John Lund steps in for a packed edition of The Drake Toll Show, leading with the shocking details of Tiger Woods' recent DUI arrest. Bodycam footage reveals a disoriented Woods claiming he had been speaking with the President just before his Florida crash. The discussion explores the fallout of the arrest, including Woods’ subsequent decision to step away from golf for treatment. The program then shifts gears to the NFL, where the Las Vegas Raiders made waves by signing veteran Kirk Cousins. The move is analyzed as a strategic bridge for presumptive top pick Fernando Mendoza. The collegiate landscape also takes center stage with a comprehensive Men's Final Four preview. Analysis covers UConn's experience, Illinois' elite defense, Arizona's dominance in the paint, and Michigan's momentum heading into Indianapolis. Finally, the show examines the NBA’s load management issues and the massive viewership success of MLB's Netflix debut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 03 Apr 2026 13:13:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Host John Lund steps in for a packed edition of The Drake Toll Show, leading with the shocking details of Tiger Woods' recent DUI arrest. Bodycam footage reveals a disoriented Woods claiming he had been speaking with the President just before his Florida crash. The discussion explores the fallout of the arrest, including Woods’ subsequent decision to step away from golf for treatment. The program then shifts gears to the NFL, where the Las Vegas Raiders made waves by signing veteran Kirk Cousins. The move is analyzed as a strategic bridge for presumptive top pick Fernando Mendoza. The collegiate landscape also takes center stage with a comprehensive Men's Final Four preview. Analysis covers UConn's experience, Illinois' elite defense, Arizona's dominance in the paint, and Michigan's momentum heading into Indianapolis. Finally, the show examines the NBA’s load management issues and the massive viewership success of MLB's Netflix debut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Host John Lund steps in for a packed edition of The Drake Toll Show, leading with the shocking details of Tiger Woods' recent DUI arrest. Bodycam footage reveals a disoriented Woods claiming he had been speaking with the President just before his Florida crash. The discussion explores the fallout of the arrest, including Woods’ subsequent decision to step away from golf for treatment.

The program then shifts gears to the NFL, where the Las Vegas Raiders made waves by signing veteran Kirk Cousins. The move is analyzed as a strategic bridge for presumptive top pick Fernando Mendoza. The collegiate landscape also takes center stage with a comprehensive Men's Final Four preview. Analysis covers UConn's experience, Illinois' elite defense, Arizona's dominance in the paint, and Michigan's momentum heading into Indianapolis. Finally, the show examines the NBA’s load management issues and the massive viewership success of MLB's Netflix debut.

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]]> 8053 WOW: Puka Nacua In REHAB, Tiger Woods LEAVING USA, Bill Self RETURNS to Kansas, March Madness Rolls In this episode, Drake Toll navigates a heavy slate of sports news dominated by personal legal battles and locker room controversies. The headline story follows Los Angeles Rams WR Puka Nacua, whose attorney confirmed he has entered rehab to "improve his behavior" amidst a lawsuit alleging gender violence and antisemitic remarks. Coach Sean McVay offered a supportive but cautious stance, emphasizing Nacua’s responsibility to represent the organization. The show also covers Tiger Woods, who received judicial permission to seek intensive inpatient treatment outside the U.S. following his recent DUI arrest. Meanwhile, in the NBA, the Chicago Bulls waived Jaden Ivey for "conduct detrimental to the team" after the young guard posted social media rants containing anti-gay sentiments. Finally, the program shifts to college hoops, discussing Siena’s hiring of Nevada Smith as head coach, a move praised by Miami Heat’s Erik Spoelstra. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 02 Apr 2026 13:20:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode, Drake Toll navigates a heavy slate of sports news dominated by personal legal battles and locker room controversies. The headline story follows Los Angeles Rams WR Puka Nacua, whose attorney confirmed he has entered rehab to "improve his behavior" amidst a lawsuit alleging gender violence and antisemitic remarks. Coach Sean McVay offered a supportive but cautious stance, emphasizing Nacua’s responsibility to represent the organization. The show also covers Tiger Woods, who received judicial permission to seek intensive inpatient treatment outside the U.S. following his recent DUI arrest. Meanwhile, in the NBA, the Chicago Bulls waived Jaden Ivey for "conduct detrimental to the team" after the young guard posted social media rants containing anti-gay sentiments. Finally, the program shifts to college hoops, discussing Siena’s hiring of Nevada Smith as head coach, a move praised by Miami Heat’s Erik Spoelstra. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode, Drake Toll navigates a heavy slate of sports news dominated by personal legal battles and locker room controversies. The headline story follows Los Angeles Rams WR Puka Nacua, whose attorney confirmed he has entered rehab to "improve his behavior" amidst a lawsuit alleging gender violence and antisemitic remarks. Coach Sean McVay offered a supportive but cautious stance, emphasizing Nacua’s responsibility to represent the organization.

The show also covers Tiger Woods, who received judicial permission to seek intensive inpatient treatment outside the U.S. following his recent DUI arrest. Meanwhile, in the NBA, the Chicago Bulls waived Jaden Ivey for "conduct detrimental to the team" after the young guard posted social media rants containing anti-gay sentiments. Finally, the program shifts to college hoops, discussing Siena’s hiring of Nevada Smith as head coach, a move praised by Miami Heat’s Erik Spoelstra.

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]]> 7886 OUCH: Tiger Woods RETIRING For Good, Jaden Ivey's Anti-Gay Comments, UConn's Final Four Run, Duke? The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports covers a tumultuous 24 hours across the sporting landscape, headlined by Tiger Woods' announcement that he is stepping away from golf to seek treatment. Following a rollover crash in Florida and a subsequent DUI arrest, the 50-year-old legend is prioritizing his health over a planned return at Augusta National. The broadcast also dives into the Chicago Bulls' decision to waive guard Jaden Ivey following a series of social media rants containing anti-gay sentiments. On the collegiate front, a deep dive into the Final Four matchups previews the interior dominance of Arizona against Michigan and the defensive resurgence of Illinois as they prepare to face UConn. Additionally, the show addresses NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's defense of the Rooney Rule against legal challenges. Rounding out the episode is an interview with Valparaiso Head Coach Roger Powell Jr. The former Illinois standout joins the show to discuss the Fighting Illini’s impressive run to the Final Four and the "upward momentum" of his own program. Powell shares insights into the recent announcements that foundational players J.T. Pettigrew, Rakim Chaney, and Justus McNair are returning to Valpo for the 2026-27 season. Fresh off being named a finalist for the Ben Jobe National Coach of the Year Award, Powell details the culture-building and community support driving the Beacons' resurgence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 01 Apr 2026 13:23:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports covers a tumultuous 24 hours across the sporting landscape, headlined by Tiger Woods' announcement that he is stepping away from golf to seek treatment. Following a rollover crash in Florida and a subsequent DUI arrest, the 50-year-old legend is prioritizing his health over a planned return at Augusta National. The broadcast also dives into the Chicago Bulls' decision to waive guard Jaden Ivey following a series of social media rants containing anti-gay sentiments. On the collegiate front, a deep dive into the Final Four matchups previews the interior dominance of Arizona against Michigan and the defensive resurgence of Illinois as they prepare to face UConn. Additionally, the show addresses NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's defense of the Rooney Rule against legal challenges. Rounding out the episode is an interview with Valparaiso Head Coach Roger Powell Jr. The former Illinois standout joins the show to discuss the Fighting Illini’s impressive run to the Final Four and the "upward momentum" of his own program. Powell shares insights into the recent announcements that foundational players J.T. Pettigrew, Rakim Chaney, and Justus McNair are returning to Valpo for the 2026-27 season. Fresh off being named a finalist for the Ben Jobe National Coach of the Year Award, Powell details the culture-building and community support driving the Beacons' resurgence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices The latest episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports covers a tumultuous 24 hours across the sporting landscape, headlined by Tiger Woods' announcement that he is stepping away from golf to seek treatment. Following a rollover crash in Florida and a subsequent DUI arrest, the 50-year-old legend is prioritizing his health over a planned return at Augusta National.

The broadcast also dives into the Chicago Bulls' decision to waive guard Jaden Ivey following a series of social media rants containing anti-gay sentiments. On the collegiate front, a deep dive into the Final Four matchups previews the interior dominance of Arizona against Michigan and the defensive resurgence of Illinois as they prepare to face UConn. Additionally, the show addresses NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's defense of the Rooney Rule against legal challenges.

Rounding out the episode is an interview with Valparaiso Head Coach Roger Powell Jr. The former Illinois standout joins the show to discuss the Fighting Illini’s impressive run to the Final Four and the "upward momentum" of his own program. Powell shares insights into the recent announcements that foundational players J.T. Pettigrew, Rakim Chaney, and Justus McNair are returning to Valpo for the 2026-27 season. Fresh off being named a finalist for the Ben Jobe National Coach of the Year Award, Powell details the culture-building and community support driving the Beacons' resurgence.

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]]> 7833 OOF: Did Dan Hurley DESERVE Technical at Duke, UConn to Final Four, TCU and South Carolina Women The Longhorns are charging toward Phoenix as Texas secures its second consecutive Final Four appearance, dismantling Michigan 77-41. Junior Madison Booker earned Regional MVP honors, leading a "drama-free" run that validates Coach Vic Schaefer’s mid-season demand for "heart." Texas now prepares for a No. 1 seed showdown against UCLA. Meanwhile, South Carolina remains the gold standard, overcoming an early deficit against TCU to reach its sixth straight Final Four. Freshman Joyce Edwards dominated with 24 points, fueling a massive 14-0 fourth-quarter run to keep the Gamecocks’ undefeated hopes alive. In men’s action, UConn produced "March Magic" as Braylon Mullins sank a 35-foot desperation triple to stun Duke 73-72, erasing a 19-point deficit. The episode also dives into the "NFL Carousel," dissecting the fallout of the nixed Maxx Crosby trade in Baltimore and the conflicting messages regarding Brandon Aiyuk's future in San Francisco. Recurring favorites like "Obituaries" and "Idiot of the Day" round out a packed broadcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 31 Mar 2026 13:12:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports The Longhorns are charging toward Phoenix as Texas secures its second consecutive Final Four appearance, dismantling Michigan 77-41. Junior Madison Booker earned Regional MVP honors, leading a "drama-free" run that validates Coach Vic Schaefer’s mid-season demand for "heart." Texas now prepares for a No. 1 seed showdown against UCLA. Meanwhile, South Carolina remains the gold standard, overcoming an early deficit against TCU to reach its sixth straight Final Four. Freshman Joyce Edwards dominated with 24 points, fueling a massive 14-0 fourth-quarter run to keep the Gamecocks’ undefeated hopes alive. In men’s action, UConn produced "March Magic" as Braylon Mullins sank a 35-foot desperation triple to stun Duke 73-72, erasing a 19-point deficit. The episode also dives into the "NFL Carousel," dissecting the fallout of the nixed Maxx Crosby trade in Baltimore and the conflicting messages regarding Brandon Aiyuk's future in San Francisco. Recurring favorites like "Obituaries" and "Idiot of the Day" round out a packed broadcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices The Longhorns are charging toward Phoenix as Texas secures its second consecutive Final Four appearance, dismantling Michigan 77-41. Junior Madison Booker earned Regional MVP honors, leading a "drama-free" run that validates Coach Vic Schaefer’s mid-season demand for "heart." Texas now prepares for a No. 1 seed showdown against UCLA. Meanwhile, South Carolina remains the gold standard, overcoming an early deficit against TCU to reach its sixth straight Final Four. Freshman Joyce Edwards dominated with 24 points, fueling a massive 14-0 fourth-quarter run to keep the Gamecocks’ undefeated hopes alive.

In men’s action, UConn produced "March Magic" as Braylon Mullins sank a 35-foot desperation triple to stun Duke 73-72, erasing a 19-point deficit. The episode also dives into the "NFL Carousel," dissecting the fallout of the nixed Maxx Crosby trade in Baltimore and the conflicting messages regarding Brandon Aiyuk's future in San Francisco. Recurring favorites like "Obituaries" and "Idiot of the Day" round out a packed broadcast.

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]]> 7998 WILD: UConn STUNS Duke at BUZZER, Jon Scheyer WASTES Roster, Final Four Set with Arizona Leading Way The March Madness landscape has been reshaped, and this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports breaks down a historic weekend of Elite Eight action. The headline belongs to UConn, as the Huskies pulled off a stunning 19-point comeback to eliminate top-seeded Duke. Freshman Braylon Mullins provided the "one shining moment," burying a 35-foot triple at the buzzer to secure a 73-72 victory and avenge a 36-year-old heartbreak. The show also dives into Michigan’s dominant 95-62 rout of Tennessee, fueling the Wolverines' first Final Four run since 2018 under Dusty May. On the women’s side, UConn remains perfect at 38-0 after grinding past Notre Dame, while UCLA rallied late to bounce Duke from the bracket. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 30 Mar 2026 13:25:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports The March Madness landscape has been reshaped, and this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports breaks down a historic weekend of Elite Eight action. The headline belongs to UConn, as the Huskies pulled off a stunning 19-point comeback to eliminate top-seeded Duke. Freshman Braylon Mullins provided the "one shining moment," burying a 35-foot triple at the buzzer to secure a 73-72 victory and avenge a 36-year-old heartbreak. The show also dives into Michigan’s dominant 95-62 rout of Tennessee, fueling the Wolverines' first Final Four run since 2018 under Dusty May. On the women’s side, UConn remains perfect at 38-0 after grinding past Notre Dame, while UCLA rallied late to bounce Duke from the bracket. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices The March Madness landscape has been reshaped, and this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports breaks down a historic weekend of Elite Eight action. The headline belongs to UConn, as the Huskies pulled off a stunning 19-point comeback to eliminate top-seeded Duke. Freshman Braylon Mullins provided the "one shining moment," burying a 35-foot triple at the buzzer to secure a 73-72 victory and avenge a 36-year-old heartbreak.

The show also dives into Michigan’s dominant 95-62 rout of Tennessee, fueling the Wolverines' first Final Four run since 2018 under Dusty May. On the women’s side, UConn remains perfect at 38-0 after grinding past Notre Dame, while UCLA rallied late to bounce Duke from the bracket.

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]]> 7943 YIKES: Paul Skenes CRUMBLES, Arizona SLAMS Arkansas, Nebraska's IDIOTIC Iowa Loss in March Madness On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a thrilling Thursday in the NCAA Tournament. The headliner was Iowa’s resilient 77-71 comeback over Nebraska, fueled by Bennett Stirtz and Alvaro Folgueiras, sent the Hawkeyes to their first Elite Eight since 1987. Meanwhile, Purdue narrowly escaped Texas 79-77 thanks to a clutch Trey Kaufman-Renn tip-in. The show also highlights Arizona’s historic offensive clinic in a 109-88 blowout of Arkansas, where the Wildcats became the first team to have six players score 14+ points. Drake also covers Illinois’ defensive masterclass against Houston and previews upcoming Sweet 16 matchups, including Tennessee vs. Iowa State and Duke vs. St. John’s. Between the X’s and O’s, the episode features the "Biggest Losers," "Idiot of the Day," and an interview with sideline reporter Kalia Butler to discuss the landscape of women's basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 27 Mar 2026 13:15:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a thrilling Thursday in the NCAA Tournament. The headliner was Iowa’s resilient 77-71 comeback over Nebraska, fueled by Bennett Stirtz and Alvaro Folgueiras, sent the Hawkeyes to their first Elite Eight since 1987. Meanwhile, Purdue narrowly escaped Texas 79-77 thanks to a clutch Trey Kaufman-Renn tip-in. The show also highlights Arizona’s historic offensive clinic in a 109-88 blowout of Arkansas, where the Wildcats became the first team to have six players score 14+ points. Drake also covers Illinois’ defensive masterclass against Houston and previews upcoming Sweet 16 matchups, including Tennessee vs. Iowa State and Duke vs. St. John’s. Between the X’s and O’s, the episode features the "Biggest Losers," "Idiot of the Day," and an interview with sideline reporter Kalia Butler to discuss the landscape of women's basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a thrilling Thursday in the NCAA Tournament. The headliner was Iowa’s resilient 77-71 comeback over Nebraska, fueled by Bennett Stirtz and Alvaro Folgueiras, sent the Hawkeyes to their first Elite Eight since 1987. Meanwhile, Purdue narrowly escaped Texas 79-77 thanks to a clutch Trey Kaufman-Renn tip-in.

The show also highlights Arizona’s historic offensive clinic in a 109-88 blowout of Arkansas, where the Wildcats became the first team to have six players score 14+ points. Drake also covers Illinois’ defensive masterclass against Houston and previews upcoming Sweet 16 matchups, including Tennessee vs. Iowa State and Duke vs. St. John’s. Between the X’s and O’s, the episode features the "Biggest Losers," "Idiot of the Day," and an interview with sideline reporter Kalia Butler to discuss the landscape of women's basketball.

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]]> 8028 SHOCK: Will Wade DITCHING NC State for LSU AGAIN, Yankees Smash Giants, March Madness Sweet Sixteen In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into a jam-packed sports slate, headlined by the 2026 MLB Opening Night. Despite a rare hitless, four-strikeout performance from back-to-back MVP Aaron Judge, the New York Yankees dominated the San Francisco Giants 7–0. The win was powered by a five-run second inning and a masterful "effectively wild" gem from Max Fried, who tossed 6⅓ innings of two-hit ball. The show also tackles the swirling rumors regarding Will Wade’s potential return to LSU. Despite Wade’s public denials and his recent success at NC State, reports suggest a reunion in Baton Rouge is imminent, fueled by LSU's administrative hires. Drake rounds out the program with his signature segments, identifying the day's "Winners and Losers," crowning the "Idiot of the Day," and featuring an elite guest lineup including Will Tieman, Brian Boesch, and former MLB All-Star AJ Ramos to break down the diamonds and the boards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 26 Mar 2026 13:04:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into a jam-packed sports slate, headlined by the 2026 MLB Opening Night. Despite a rare hitless, four-strikeout performance from back-to-back MVP Aaron Judge, the New York Yankees dominated the San Francisco Giants 7–0. The win was powered by a five-run second inning and a masterful "effectively wild" gem from Max Fried, who tossed 6⅓ innings of two-hit ball. The show also tackles the swirling rumors regarding Will Wade’s potential return to LSU. Despite Wade’s public denials and his recent success at NC State, reports suggest a reunion in Baton Rouge is imminent, fueled by LSU's administrative hires. Drake rounds out the program with his signature segments, identifying the day's "Winners and Losers," crowning the "Idiot of the Day," and featuring an elite guest lineup including Will Tieman, Brian Boesch, and former MLB All-Star AJ Ramos to break down the diamonds and the boards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into a jam-packed sports slate, headlined by the 2026 MLB Opening Night. Despite a rare hitless, four-strikeout performance from back-to-back MVP Aaron Judge, the New York Yankees dominated the San Francisco Giants 7–0. The win was powered by a five-run second inning and a masterful "effectively wild" gem from Max Fried, who tossed 6⅓ innings of two-hit ball.

The show also tackles the swirling rumors regarding Will Wade’s potential return to LSU. Despite Wade’s public denials and his recent success at NC State, reports suggest a reunion in Baton Rouge is imminent, fueled by LSU's administrative hires.

Drake rounds out the program with his signature segments, identifying the day's "Winners and Losers," crowning the "Idiot of the Day," and featuring an elite guest lineup including Will Tieman, Brian Boesch, and former MLB All-Star AJ Ramos to break down the diamonds and the boards.

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]]> 8015 OOF: Hubert Davis FIRED At North Carolina, Mark Pope NEXT at Kentucky, MLB Opening Day, Yankees This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports kicks off with a bombshell in college basketball: the firing of North Carolina head coach Hubert Davis. Following a stunning tournament collapse against VCU, the show breaks down the end of the "Carolina Way" and what lies ahead for one of the most coveted seats in the sport. The madness continues with a deep dive into the Sweet 16, featuring high-stakes previews of Arizona vs. Arkansas and Texas vs. Purdue. Analysis focuses on Arizona’s elite interior defense and whether Purdue’s momentum can carry them past the Longhorns. Shifting gears to the diamond, the show previews MLB Opening Night as the Yankees face the Giants. With Max Fried and Logan Webb taking the mound, the discussion covers everything from Aaron Judge’s expectations to Tony Vitello’s historic jump from college to the Big Leagues. The show rounds out with signature segments like "Idiot of the Day" and a sit-down with the Houston Chronicle’s Joseph Duarte. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 25 Mar 2026 13:17:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports kicks off with a bombshell in college basketball: the firing of North Carolina head coach Hubert Davis. Following a stunning tournament collapse against VCU, the show breaks down the end of the "Carolina Way" and what lies ahead for one of the most coveted seats in the sport. The madness continues with a deep dive into the Sweet 16, featuring high-stakes previews of Arizona vs. Arkansas and Texas vs. Purdue. Analysis focuses on Arizona’s elite interior defense and whether Purdue’s momentum can carry them past the Longhorns. Shifting gears to the diamond, the show previews MLB Opening Night as the Yankees face the Giants. With Max Fried and Logan Webb taking the mound, the discussion covers everything from Aaron Judge’s expectations to Tony Vitello’s historic jump from college to the Big Leagues. The show rounds out with signature segments like "Idiot of the Day" and a sit-down with the Houston Chronicle’s Joseph Duarte. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports kicks off with a bombshell in college basketball: the firing of North Carolina head coach Hubert Davis. Following a stunning tournament collapse against VCU, the show breaks down the end of the "Carolina Way" and what lies ahead for one of the most coveted seats in the sport.

The madness continues with a deep dive into the Sweet 16, featuring high-stakes previews of Arizona vs. Arkansas and Texas vs. Purdue. Analysis focuses on Arizona’s elite interior defense and whether Purdue’s momentum can carry them past the Longhorns.

Shifting gears to the diamond, the show previews MLB Opening Night as the Yankees face the Giants. With Max Fried and Logan Webb taking the mound, the discussion covers everything from Aaron Judge’s expectations to Tony Vitello’s historic jump from college to the Big Leagues. The show rounds out with signature segments like "Idiot of the Day" and a sit-down with the Houston Chronicle’s Joseph Duarte.

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]]> 8010 WOW: UConn, Azzi Fudd DOMINATE Syracuse, Jaxon Smith-Njigba NFL's HIGHEST Paid WR by Seattle Seahawks This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports dives deep into a massive week for collegiate and professional sports. The program leads with "3 Things, 5 Mins," breaking down Azzi Fudd’s historic 34-point performance that propelled UConn to its 32nd consecutive Sweet 16. The headlines continue with NFL news as Seahawks receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba inks a record-breaking $168.6 million extension, and Oklahoma linebacker Owen Heinecke takes the NCAA to court over 2026 eligibility. The broadcast features comprehensive Sweet 16 previews, analyzing the rubber match between Iowa and Nebraska and the fundamental clash between Houston and Illinois. Expert Calvin Wetzel joins the show to provide a masterclass on the Women’s Basketball bracket. Segments like "Obituaries" evaluate Greg McDermott’s tenure, while "Idiot of the Day" rounds out the energy by calling out Bruce Pearl and Dan Orlovsky. From high-stakes gambling lines to Kevin Harlan’s legendary calls, the show captures the madness of March. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 24 Mar 2026 13:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports dives deep into a massive week for collegiate and professional sports. The program leads with "3 Things, 5 Mins," breaking down Azzi Fudd’s historic 34-point performance that propelled UConn to its 32nd consecutive Sweet 16. The headlines continue with NFL news as Seahawks receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba inks a record-breaking $168.6 million extension, and Oklahoma linebacker Owen Heinecke takes the NCAA to court over 2026 eligibility. The broadcast features comprehensive Sweet 16 previews, analyzing the rubber match between Iowa and Nebraska and the fundamental clash between Houston and Illinois. Expert Calvin Wetzel joins the show to provide a masterclass on the Women’s Basketball bracket. Segments like "Obituaries" evaluate Greg McDermott’s tenure, while "Idiot of the Day" rounds out the energy by calling out Bruce Pearl and Dan Orlovsky. From high-stakes gambling lines to Kevin Harlan’s legendary calls, the show captures the madness of March. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports dives deep into a massive week for collegiate and professional sports. The program leads with "3 Things, 5 Mins," breaking down Azzi Fudd’s historic 34-point performance that propelled UConn to its 32nd consecutive Sweet 16. The headlines continue with NFL news as Seahawks receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba inks a record-breaking $168.6 million extension, and Oklahoma linebacker Owen Heinecke takes the NCAA to court over 2026 eligibility.

The broadcast features comprehensive Sweet 16 previews, analyzing the rubber match between Iowa and Nebraska and the fundamental clash between Houston and Illinois.

Expert Calvin Wetzel joins the show to provide a masterclass on the Women’s Basketball bracket. Segments like "Obituaries" evaluate Greg McDermott’s tenure, while "Idiot of the Day" rounds out the energy by calling out Bruce Pearl and Dan Orlovsky. From high-stakes gambling lines to Kevin Harlan’s legendary calls, the show captures the madness of March.

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]]> 7912 MARCH: Iowa STUNS Florida, Mark Pope's Kentucky Firing, Bill Self Retiring at Kansas, Arkansas Wins! On this high-energy Monday edition, Drake Toll dives deep into a weekend of March Madness chaos. The program centers on the "Question of the Day": Is Texas a true Cinderella? Despite their 11th-seed status, head coach Sean Miller dismisses the label after a clinical 74-68 upset over Gonzaga, asserting the Longhorns' SEC-hardened pedigree. Additional highlights include Matt Painter securing his 500th win at Purdue and Madison Booker’s 40-point masterpiece in the Texas women's 100-58 rout of Oregon. Drake also tackles the "Idiot of the Day" and the "Biggest Losers," featuring the fallout for Kansas and Kentucky. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 23 Mar 2026 13:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this high-energy Monday edition, Drake Toll dives deep into a weekend of March Madness chaos. The program centers on the "Question of the Day": Is Texas a true Cinderella? Despite their 11th-seed status, head coach Sean Miller dismisses the label after a clinical 74-68 upset over Gonzaga, asserting the Longhorns' SEC-hardened pedigree. Additional highlights include Matt Painter securing his 500th win at Purdue and Madison Booker’s 40-point masterpiece in the Texas women's 100-58 rout of Oregon. Drake also tackles the "Idiot of the Day" and the "Biggest Losers," featuring the fallout for Kansas and Kentucky. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this high-energy Monday edition, Drake Toll dives deep into a weekend of March Madness chaos. The program centers on the "Question of the Day": Is Texas a true Cinderella? Despite their 11th-seed status, head coach Sean Miller dismisses the label after a clinical 74-68 upset over Gonzaga, asserting the Longhorns' SEC-hardened pedigree.

Additional highlights include Matt Painter securing his 500th win at Purdue and Madison Booker’s 40-point masterpiece in the Texas women's 100-58 rout of Oregon. Drake also tackles the "Idiot of the Day" and the "Biggest Losers," featuring the fallout for Kansas and Kentucky.

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]]> 8066 MADNESS: High Point SHOCKS Wisconsin, Duke's Siena Scare, Texas DOMINATES, Holy VCU, Arizona or Iowa State On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the focus remains on a Thursday of NCAA Tournament mayhem defined by historic comebacks and staggering upsets. The program leads with 11th-seeded VCU’s miraculous rally from 19 points down to stun North Carolina in overtime, marking one of the largest turnarounds in tournament history. The "Madness" continues with an analysis of High Point’s last-second thriller over Wisconsin and the dominant interior performance by Texas to bounce BYU and star freshman AJ Dybantsa. Signature segments feature BYU in the "Biggest Loser" hot seat, alongside an examination of Duke’s narrow escape against 16-seeded Siena. The show also pays respects in "Obituaries," delivers the high-speed "Quickie," and crowns the "Idiot of the Day." Finally, the broadcast looks ahead to today’s slate of games to identify the next potential bracket buster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 20 Mar 2026 13:05:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the focus remains on a Thursday of NCAA Tournament mayhem defined by historic comebacks and staggering upsets. The program leads with 11th-seeded VCU’s miraculous rally from 19 points down to stun North Carolina in overtime, marking one of the largest turnarounds in tournament history. The "Madness" continues with an analysis of High Point’s last-second thriller over Wisconsin and the dominant interior performance by Texas to bounce BYU and star freshman AJ Dybantsa. Signature segments feature BYU in the "Biggest Loser" hot seat, alongside an examination of Duke’s narrow escape against 16-seeded Siena. The show also pays respects in "Obituaries," delivers the high-speed "Quickie," and crowns the "Idiot of the Day." Finally, the broadcast looks ahead to today’s slate of games to identify the next potential bracket buster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the focus remains on a Thursday of NCAA Tournament mayhem defined by historic comebacks and staggering upsets. The program leads with 11th-seeded VCU’s miraculous rally from 19 points down to stun North Carolina in overtime, marking one of the largest turnarounds in tournament history. The "Madness" continues with an analysis of High Point’s last-second thriller over Wisconsin and the dominant interior performance by Texas to bounce BYU and star freshman AJ Dybantsa.

Signature segments feature BYU in the "Biggest Loser" hot seat, alongside an examination of Duke’s narrow escape against 16-seeded Siena. The show also pays respects in "Obituaries," delivers the high-speed "Quickie," and crowns the "Idiot of the Day." Finally, the broadcast looks ahead to today’s slate of games to identify the next potential bracket buster.

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]]> 7996 IT'S TIME: BYU Will STUN Texas, TCU and Ohio State Lead, NO Puck for Jack Hughes in March Madness In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, the spotlight shines on Miami (Ohio) after their historic 89-79 First Four victory over SMU. Despite a polarizing 31-1 regular season and a lack of "quadrant wins," the RedHawks silenced critics at UD Arena by raining down a record 16 three-pointers. Drake breaks down Coach Travis Steele’s "no upset" mentality and the "elite" distraction tactics of the Miami swim team. The show shifts gears to the ice, diving into the drama surrounding Jack Hughes and the Hockey Hall of Fame’s refusal to return his Olympic "golden goal" puck. Finally, the show looks ahead to the hardwood with a deep-dive preview of the Texas vs. BYU matchup and expert insights from ESPN’s Chris Spatola. Cierra Clark of SEC Unfiltered joins the show to break down all of the SEC teams in March Madness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 19 Mar 2026 13:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, the spotlight shines on Miami (Ohio) after their historic 89-79 First Four victory over SMU. Despite a polarizing 31-1 regular season and a lack of "quadrant wins," the RedHawks silenced critics at UD Arena by raining down a record 16 three-pointers. Drake breaks down Coach Travis Steele’s "no upset" mentality and the "elite" distraction tactics of the Miami swim team. The show shifts gears to the ice, diving into the drama surrounding Jack Hughes and the Hockey Hall of Fame’s refusal to return his Olympic "golden goal" puck. Finally, the show looks ahead to the hardwood with a deep-dive preview of the Texas vs. BYU matchup and expert insights from ESPN’s Chris Spatola. Cierra Clark of SEC Unfiltered joins the show to break down all of the SEC teams in March Madness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, the spotlight shines on Miami (Ohio) after their historic 89-79 First Four victory over SMU. Despite a polarizing 31-1 regular season and a lack of "quadrant wins," the RedHawks silenced critics at UD Arena by raining down a record 16 three-pointers. Drake breaks down Coach Travis Steele’s "no upset" mentality and the "elite" distraction tactics of the Miami swim team.

The show shifts gears to the ice, diving into the drama surrounding Jack Hughes and the Hockey Hall of Fame’s refusal to return his Olympic "golden goal" puck. Finally, the show looks ahead to the hardwood with a deep-dive preview of the Texas vs. BYU matchup and expert insights from ESPN’s Chris Spatola. Cierra Clark of SEC Unfiltered joins the show to break down all of the SEC teams in March Madness.

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]]> 8085 WOW: Venezuela Beats USA, Maxx Crosby Speaks Out, NBA in Trouble In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, guest host John Lund dives deep into the electrifying conclusion of the World Baseball Classic. Following Venezuela’s 3-2 championship victory over Team USA—highlighted by Bryce Harper’s late-inning heroics and a dominant Venezuelan pitching performance—Lund questions why the WBC atmosphere consistently outshines the World Series. The discussion turns critical as Lund dissects Team USA’s questionable pitching management and Aaron Judge’s struggles on the international stage. Joining the conversation is retired MLB utility man and Nationals color analyst Kevin Frandsen. Drawing on his extensive major league experience and his role as an MLB Network Radio analyst, Frandsen provides an insider’s perspective on the intensity of the tournament. The focus then shifts to the gridiron, where the NFL landscape has been rocked by the Maxx Crosby trade saga. Lund breaks down Crosby’s "livid" reaction to the Baltimore Ravens nixing a blockbuster trade due to medical concerns, only for the Ravens to immediately sign Trey Hendrickson. Is there more to the story, and should the league investigate? Rounding out the program, the show tackles the NBA’s "broken" product, citing load management and flopping, before shifting gears to March Madness. With Howard securing a historic First Four win and professional handicapper Adam Trigger providing betting insights, Lund explores the best ways to experience the tournament—from Las Vegas suites to the Miami of Ohio "hate-watch." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 19 Mar 2026 03:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, guest host John Lund dives deep into the electrifying conclusion of the World Baseball Classic. Following Venezuela’s 3-2 championship victory over Team USA—highlighted by Bryce Harper’s late-inning heroics and a dominant Venezuelan pitching performance—Lund questions why the WBC atmosphere consistently outshines the World Series. The discussion turns critical as Lund dissects Team USA’s questionable pitching management and Aaron Judge’s struggles on the international stage. Joining the conversation is retired MLB utility man and Nationals color analyst Kevin Frandsen. Drawing on his extensive major league experience and his role as an MLB Network Radio analyst, Frandsen provides an insider’s perspective on the intensity of the tournament. The focus then shifts to the gridiron, where the NFL landscape has been rocked by the Maxx Crosby trade saga. Lund breaks down Crosby’s "livid" reaction to the Baltimore Ravens nixing a blockbuster trade due to medical concerns, only for the Ravens to immediately sign Trey Hendrickson. Is there more to the story, and should the league investigate? Rounding out the program, the show tackles the NBA’s "broken" product, citing load management and flopping, before shifting gears to March Madness. With Howard securing a historic First Four win and professional handicapper Adam Trigger providing betting insights, Lund explores the best ways to experience the tournament—from Las Vegas suites to the Miami of Ohio "hate-watch." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, guest host John Lund dives deep into the electrifying conclusion of the World Baseball Classic. Following Venezuela’s 3-2 championship victory over Team USA—highlighted by Bryce Harper’s late-inning heroics and a dominant Venezuelan pitching performance—Lund questions why the WBC atmosphere consistently outshines the World Series. The discussion turns critical as Lund dissects Team USA’s questionable pitching management and Aaron Judge’s struggles on the international stage.

Joining the conversation is retired MLB utility man and Nationals color analyst Kevin Frandsen. Drawing on his extensive major league experience and his role as an MLB Network Radio analyst, Frandsen provides an insider’s perspective on the intensity of the tournament.

The focus then shifts to the gridiron, where the NFL landscape has been rocked by the Maxx Crosby trade saga. Lund breaks down Crosby’s "livid" reaction to the Baltimore Ravens nixing a blockbuster trade due to medical concerns, only for the Ravens to immediately sign Trey Hendrickson. Is there more to the story, and should the league investigate?

Rounding out the program, the show tackles the NBA’s "broken" product, citing load management and flopping, before shifting gears to March Madness. With Howard securing a historic First Four win and professional handicapper Adam Trigger providing betting insights, Lund explores the best ways to experience the tournament—from Las Vegas suites to the Miami of Ohio "hate-watch."

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]]> 8120 FUN: WBC Makes Baseball Enjoyable, 10 Bracket Rules, and NFL POWER 5 After Free Agency Can Major League Baseball capture the electric energy of the World Baseball Classic? John Lund kicks off the show by breaking down why the WBC "Latin experience" is exactly what the MLB needs to revitalize the sport. Then, it’s time to save your March Madness bracket. John reveals his 10 Golden Rules for Bracket Success, including: Why 11 and 12 seeds are your best friends. The danger of "falling in love" with every #1 seed. Why you should avoid the 15-seed trap. The "sweet spot" number of upsets you need to pick. PJ Glasser (Gameday Garage, Hoops in 5) joins the show to tackle the tournament’s biggest storylines: Alabama’s Hurdle: How the Aden Holloway suspension shifts the Tide’s ceiling. Duke’s Path: Is the Blue Devils' bracket too dangerous to survive? Final Four Picks: Why Michigan is the "best bet" among the #1 seeds. The Sleeper: Why Arkansas is the ultimate threat to Arizona. The Los Angeles Lakers are heating up, but John explains why the hype doesn't match the reality and why the LeBron James drama isn't going away anytime soon. Plus, John ranks the best months in sports (spoiler: March is king) and spotlights the Freshmen to Watch in the tournament, including Cam Boozer, Koa Peat, and Kingston Flemmings. To wrap up, John drops his Top 5 NFL Power Rankings following the free agency frenzy. The Elites: Why the Rams, Seahawks, Eagles, Chiefs, and 49ers are the teams to beat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 17 Mar 2026 13:08:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Can Major League Baseball capture the electric energy of the World Baseball Classic? John Lund kicks off the show by breaking down why the WBC "Latin experience" is exactly what the MLB needs to revitalize the sport. Then, it’s time to save your March Madness bracket. John reveals his 10 Golden Rules for Bracket Success, including: Why 11 and 12 seeds are your best friends. The danger of "falling in love" with every #1 seed. Why you should avoid the 15-seed trap. The "sweet spot" number of upsets you need to pick. PJ Glasser (Gameday Garage, Hoops in 5) joins the show to tackle the tournament’s biggest storylines: Alabama’s Hurdle: How the Aden Holloway suspension shifts the Tide’s ceiling. Duke’s Path: Is the Blue Devils' bracket too dangerous to survive? Final Four Picks: Why Michigan is the "best bet" among the #1 seeds. The Sleeper: Why Arkansas is the ultimate threat to Arizona. The Los Angeles Lakers are heating up, but John explains why the hype doesn't match the reality and why the LeBron James drama isn't going away anytime soon. Plus, John ranks the best months in sports (spoiler: March is king) and spotlights the Freshmen to Watch in the tournament, including Cam Boozer, Koa Peat, and Kingston Flemmings. To wrap up, John drops his Top 5 NFL Power Rankings following the free agency frenzy. The Elites: Why the Rams, Seahawks, Eagles, Chiefs, and 49ers are the teams to beat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Can Major League Baseball capture the electric energy of the World Baseball Classic? John Lund kicks off the show by breaking down why the WBC "Latin experience" is exactly what the MLB needs to revitalize the sport.

Then, it’s time to save your March Madness bracket. John reveals his 10 Golden Rules for Bracket Success, including:

  • Why 11 and 12 seeds are your best friends.

  • The danger of "falling in love" with every #1 seed.

  • Why you should avoid the 15-seed trap.

  • The "sweet spot" number of upsets you need to pick.

PJ Glasser (Gameday Garage, Hoops in 5) joins the show to tackle the tournament’s biggest storylines:

  • Alabama’s Hurdle: How the Aden Holloway suspension shifts the Tide’s ceiling.

  • Duke’s Path: Is the Blue Devils' bracket too dangerous to survive?

  • Final Four Picks: Why Michigan is the "best bet" among the #1 seeds.

  • The Sleeper: Why Arkansas is the ultimate threat to Arizona.

The Los Angeles Lakers are heating up, but John explains why the hype doesn't match the reality and why the LeBron James drama isn't going away anytime soon. Plus, John ranks the best months in sports (spoiler: March is king) and spotlights the Freshmen to Watch in the tournament, including Cam Boozer, Koa Peat, and Kingston Flemmings.

To wrap up, John drops his Top 5 NFL Power Rankings following the free agency frenzy.

  • The Elites: Why the Rams, Seahawks, Eagles, Chiefs, and 49ers are the teams to beat.

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]]> 8298 BANG: March Madness Bracket Is ALL WRONG, USA Stuns Dominican Republic, Victor Wembanyama, Spurs Win In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a chaotic NCAA Tournament bracket. The show kicks off with the "madness" of the selection committee’s decisions, specifically analyzing Duke’s path as the top overall seed and the controversial "scrubbing" process that left Miami (Ohio) as the final team in the field. Drake weighs in on the high-stakes East Region, featuring a gauntlet of Hall of Fame coaches like Pitino, Izzo, and Self. Shifting gears to the diamond, Drake discusses the World Baseball Classic semifinals, where a controversial strike call propelled Team USA past the Dominican Republic into the title game. The episode rounds out with the signature "Biggest Losers" and "Obituaries" segments—taking aim at Bruce Pearl and Jon Scheyer—before diving into the Women's bracket, where UConn and UCLA lead a stacked field. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 16 Mar 2026 23:12:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a chaotic NCAA Tournament bracket. The show kicks off with the "madness" of the selection committee’s decisions, specifically analyzing Duke’s path as the top overall seed and the controversial "scrubbing" process that left Miami (Ohio) as the final team in the field. Drake weighs in on the high-stakes East Region, featuring a gauntlet of Hall of Fame coaches like Pitino, Izzo, and Self. Shifting gears to the diamond, Drake discusses the World Baseball Classic semifinals, where a controversial strike call propelled Team USA past the Dominican Republic into the title game. The episode rounds out with the signature "Biggest Losers" and "Obituaries" segments—taking aim at Bruce Pearl and Jon Scheyer—before diving into the Women's bracket, where UConn and UCLA lead a stacked field. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a chaotic NCAA Tournament bracket. The show kicks off with the "madness" of the selection committee’s decisions, specifically analyzing Duke’s path as the top overall seed and the controversial "scrubbing" process that left Miami (Ohio) as the final team in the field. Drake weighs in on the high-stakes East Region, featuring a gauntlet of Hall of Fame coaches like Pitino, Izzo, and Self.

Shifting gears to the diamond, Drake discusses the World Baseball Classic semifinals, where a controversial strike call propelled Team USA past the Dominican Republic into the title game. The episode rounds out with the signature "Biggest Losers" and "Obituaries" segments—taking aim at Bruce Pearl and Jon Scheyer—before diving into the Women's bracket, where UConn and UCLA lead a stacked field.

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]]> 7393 RISK: Vikings Win Kyler Murray Lottery, NFL Free Agency EXPLODES, Miami Ohio March Madness Odds Drake kicks things off with the move that stopped the NFL world: Kyler Murray to the Minnesota Vikings. > "Everyone is asking: 'What about J.J. McCarthy?' Who cares right now? J.J. hasn't proven he can lead a grocery line, let alone a huddle in the NFC North. This is a win-now move, period. Kyler Murray doesn't sign a one-year flyer to sit behind a sophomore. He’s here to play with Justin Jefferson and win a division that’s suddenly wide open. The Vikings are tired of 'waiting for the future.'  Drake shifts gears to the hardwood. Despite a loss in the MAC Tournament, Drake argues that Miami (Ohio) belongs in the Big Dance. The Argument: The "Big Boys" get too much grace for "quality losses." The Mid-Major Struggle: Drake slams the committee for freezing out teams that dominated their regular season but stumbled once. The Eye Test: "They don't blow people out, they just win. In a sport dominated by NIL-fueled giants, we need the RedHawks in the bracket." Miami (Ohio): For letting the MAC title slip away and leaving their fate to a committee that hates them. MLB Network: For the cowardice of temporarily scrubbing the Mark DeRosa video. Stand by your content! The Big 12: That LED court is an eyesore. It looks like a TRON reboot gone wrong. Basketball is played on wood, not a giant iPad. The Tennessee Titans: A new logo and uniform combo that looks like a create-a-team from a 2004 video game. Dwight Howard’s Career: It was a wild ride, but the tank is officially empty. The 4-Year Power 4 Senior: The concept of staying at one school for four years is officially dead. Rest in peace, loyalty. Alvin Kamara: Looking at the tape, the burst is gone. We might be witnessing the end of an era. Tony Dungy at NBC: A legendary run, but the booth feels ready for a fresh voice. With the 14th overall pick back in their hands and Trey Hendrickson added to the edge, Drake analyzes Baltimore’s next move. The Dilemma: Do you double down on defense to make a "Historical" unit, or do you finally give Lamar Jackson a blue-chip WR1 to pair with Zay Flowers? Matt McCall joins the show to talk bracketology. On Miami (Ohio): McCall explains the metrics and why the "Mid-Major" path is harder than ever. UMass Pride: What an NCAA bid would mean for the program's resurgence. Duke’s Ceiling: Can the Blue Devils actually make a Final Four run? Cinderella Watch: McCall names two mid-majors he thinks are built for a second-weekend run. The Big 12: Again, for that LED court. It’s distracting and unnecessary. Mark DeRosa: For doubling down on his WBC rule knowledge when he was clearly wrong. Bruce Pearl: For the hypocrisy regarding transfer portal complaints. Adrian Wojnarowski: For allegedly planting a story at ESPN. Mark Cuban: For the eternal "what if" of passing on Giannis Antetokounmpo. Brett Haber: For wanting a "stat credit" for a number he simply reaf. Vikings Insider Matthew Coller joins to discuss the "Kyler Fever" in the Twin Cities. The Fan Vibe: Bittersweet. They love J.J., but they love winning more. Why Kyler? Why Minnesota over other suitors? Coller breaks down the Kevin O’Connell connection. Contender Status: Does this make them favorites over the Lions and Packers? The Draft: Does Minnesota still look for a QB, or are they all-in on defense at the end of the first round? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 13 Mar 2026 14:00:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Drake kicks things off with the move that stopped the NFL world: Kyler Murray to the Minnesota Vikings. > "Everyone is asking: 'What about J.J. McCarthy?' Who cares right now? J.J. hasn't proven he can lead a grocery line, let alone a huddle in the NFC North. This is a win-now move, period. Kyler Murray doesn't sign a one-year flyer to sit behind a sophomore. He’s here to play with Justin Jefferson and win a division that’s suddenly wide open. The Vikings are tired of 'waiting for the future.'  Drake shifts gears to the hardwood. Despite a loss in the MAC Tournament, Drake argues that Miami (Ohio) belongs in the Big Dance. The Argument: The "Big Boys" get too much grace for "quality losses." The Mid-Major Struggle: Drake slams the committee for freezing out teams that dominated their regular season but stumbled once. The Eye Test: "They don't blow people out, they just win. In a sport dominated by NIL-fueled giants, we need the RedHawks in the bracket." Miami (Ohio): For letting the MAC title slip away and leaving their fate to a committee that hates them. MLB Network: For the cowardice of temporarily scrubbing the Mark DeRosa video. Stand by your content! The Big 12: That LED court is an eyesore. It looks like a TRON reboot gone wrong. Basketball is played on wood, not a giant iPad. The Tennessee Titans: A new logo and uniform combo that looks like a create-a-team from a 2004 video game. Dwight Howard’s Career: It was a wild ride, but the tank is officially empty. The 4-Year Power 4 Senior: The concept of staying at one school for four years is officially dead. Rest in peace, loyalty. Alvin Kamara: Looking at the tape, the burst is gone. We might be witnessing the end of an era. Tony Dungy at NBC: A legendary run, but the booth feels ready for a fresh voice. With the 14th overall pick back in their hands and Trey Hendrickson added to the edge, Drake analyzes Baltimore’s next move. The Dilemma: Do you double down on defense to make a "Historical" unit, or do you finally give Lamar Jackson a blue-chip WR1 to pair with Zay Flowers? Matt McCall joins the show to talk bracketology. On Miami (Ohio): McCall explains the metrics and why the "Mid-Major" path is harder than ever. UMass Pride: What an NCAA bid would mean for the program's resurgence. Duke’s Ceiling: Can the Blue Devils actually make a Final Four run? Cinderella Watch: McCall names two mid-majors he thinks are built for a second-weekend run. The Big 12: Again, for that LED court. It’s distracting and unnecessary. Mark DeRosa: For doubling down on his WBC rule knowledge when he was clearly wrong. Bruce Pearl: For the hypocrisy regarding transfer portal complaints. Adrian Wojnarowski: For allegedly planting a story at ESPN. Mark Cuban: For the eternal "what if" of passing on Giannis Antetokounmpo. Brett Haber: For wanting a "stat credit" for a number he simply reaf. Vikings Insider Matthew Coller joins to discuss the "Kyler Fever" in the Twin Cities. The Fan Vibe: Bittersweet. They love J.J., but they love winning more. Why Kyler? Why Minnesota over other suitors? Coller breaks down the Kevin O’Connell connection. Contender Status: Does this make them favorites over the Lions and Packers? The Draft: Does Minnesota still look for a QB, or are they all-in on defense at the end of the first round? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Drake kicks things off with the move that stopped the NFL world: Kyler Murray to the Minnesota Vikings. > "Everyone is asking: 'What about J.J. McCarthy?' Who cares right now? J.J. hasn't proven he can lead a grocery line, let alone a huddle in the NFC North. This is a win-now move, period. Kyler Murray doesn't sign a one-year flyer to sit behind a sophomore. He’s here to play with Justin Jefferson and win a division that’s suddenly wide open. The Vikings are tired of 'waiting for the future.' 

Drake shifts gears to the hardwood. Despite a loss in the MAC Tournament, Drake argues that Miami (Ohio) belongs in the Big Dance.

  • The Argument: The "Big Boys" get too much grace for "quality losses."

  • The Mid-Major Struggle: Drake slams the committee for freezing out teams that dominated their regular season but stumbled once.

  • The Eye Test: "They don't blow people out, they just win. In a sport dominated by NIL-fueled giants, we need the RedHawks in the bracket."

  • Miami (Ohio): For letting the MAC title slip away and leaving their fate to a committee that hates them.

  • MLB Network: For the cowardice of temporarily scrubbing the Mark DeRosa video. Stand by your content!

  • The Big 12: That LED court is an eyesore. It looks like a TRON reboot gone wrong. Basketball is played on wood, not a giant iPad.

  • The Tennessee Titans: A new logo and uniform combo that looks like a create-a-team from a 2004 video game.

  • Dwight Howard’s Career: It was a wild ride, but the tank is officially empty.

  • The 4-Year Power 4 Senior: The concept of staying at one school for four years is officially dead. Rest in peace, loyalty.

  • Alvin Kamara: Looking at the tape, the burst is gone. We might be witnessing the end of an era.

  • Tony Dungy at NBC: A legendary run, but the booth feels ready for a fresh voice.

With the 14th overall pick back in their hands and Trey Hendrickson added to the edge, Drake analyzes Baltimore’s next move.

  • The Dilemma: Do you double down on defense to make a "Historical" unit, or do you finally give Lamar Jackson a blue-chip WR1 to pair with Zay Flowers?

Matt McCall joins the show to talk bracketology.

  • On Miami (Ohio): McCall explains the metrics and why the "Mid-Major" path is harder than ever.

  • UMass Pride: What an NCAA bid would mean for the program's resurgence.

  • Duke’s Ceiling: Can the Blue Devils actually make a Final Four run?

  • Cinderella Watch: McCall names two mid-majors he thinks are built for a second-weekend run.

  1. The Big 12: Again, for that LED court. It’s distracting and unnecessary.

  2. Mark DeRosa: For doubling down on his WBC rule knowledge when he was clearly wrong.

  3. Bruce Pearl: For the hypocrisy regarding transfer portal complaints.

  4. Adrian Wojnarowski: For allegedly planting a story at ESPN.

  5. Mark Cuban: For the eternal "what if" of passing on Giannis Antetokounmpo.

  6. Brett Haber: For wanting a "stat credit" for a number he simply reaf.

Vikings Insider Matthew Coller joins to discuss the "Kyler Fever" in the Twin Cities.

  • The Fan Vibe: Bittersweet. They love J.J., but they love winning more.

  • Why Kyler? Why Minnesota over other suitors? Coller breaks down the Kevin O’Connell connection.

  • Contender Status: Does this make them favorites over the Lions and Packers?

  • The Draft: Does Minnesota still look for a QB, or are they all-in on defense at the end of the first round?

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]]> 8243 YIKES: Baltimore's SHADY Trey Hendrickson Signing, USA Advances in World Baseball Classic, PGA Tour On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, the spotlight shines on the chaotic fallout in Baltimore after the Ravens voided a blockbuster trade for Raiders’ star Maxx Crosby. General Manager Eric DeCosta, described as "gutted," addressed the media to defend the decision, citing medical concerns discovered during Crosby's physical. Despite the emotional reversal, the Ravens pivoted instantly, signing Pro Bowl pass rusher Trey Hendrickson to a massive four-year deal and restructuring Lamar Jackson’s contract to stay aggressive in free agency. Beyond the Ravens' drama, the show covers a frenzy of NFL movement, including Bradley Chubb joining the Bills and the Cowboys trading Osa Odighizuwa to the 49ers. In the "Winners and Losers" segment, Drake breaks down the Big 10’s rough stretch, while switching gears to the World Baseball Classic to celebrate Vinnie Pasquantino’s historic three-home run performance for Italy. Finally, the show discusses the end of the Bobby Hurley era at Arizona State following a record-breaking blowout loss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 12 Mar 2026 13:16:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, the spotlight shines on the chaotic fallout in Baltimore after the Ravens voided a blockbuster trade for Raiders’ star Maxx Crosby. General Manager Eric DeCosta, described as "gutted," addressed the media to defend the decision, citing medical concerns discovered during Crosby's physical. Despite the emotional reversal, the Ravens pivoted instantly, signing Pro Bowl pass rusher Trey Hendrickson to a massive four-year deal and restructuring Lamar Jackson’s contract to stay aggressive in free agency. Beyond the Ravens' drama, the show covers a frenzy of NFL movement, including Bradley Chubb joining the Bills and the Cowboys trading Osa Odighizuwa to the 49ers. In the "Winners and Losers" segment, Drake breaks down the Big 10’s rough stretch, while switching gears to the World Baseball Classic to celebrate Vinnie Pasquantino’s historic three-home run performance for Italy. Finally, the show discusses the end of the Bobby Hurley era at Arizona State following a record-breaking blowout loss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, the spotlight shines on the chaotic fallout in Baltimore after the Ravens voided a blockbuster trade for Raiders’ star Maxx Crosby. General Manager Eric DeCosta, described as "gutted," addressed the media to defend the decision, citing medical concerns discovered during Crosby's physical. Despite the emotional reversal, the Ravens pivoted instantly, signing Pro Bowl pass rusher Trey Hendrickson to a massive four-year deal and restructuring Lamar Jackson’s contract to stay aggressive in free agency.

Beyond the Ravens' drama, the show covers a frenzy of NFL movement, including Bradley Chubb joining the Bills and the Cowboys trading Osa Odighizuwa to the 49ers. In the "Winners and Losers" segment, Drake breaks down the Big 10’s rough stretch, while switching gears to the World Baseball Classic to celebrate Vinnie Pasquantino’s historic three-home run performance for Italy. Finally, the show discusses the end of the Bobby Hurley era at Arizona State following a record-breaking blowout loss.

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]]> 8110 SHOCKING: Ravens DELETE Maxx Crosby Trade, Raiders Have HUGE Issue, Kyler Murray Goes Where In NFL? In this high-stakes edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll breaks down a chaotic Tuesday in the NFL, headlined by the stunning collapse of the Maxx Crosby trade. After the Las Vegas Raiders announced that the Baltimore Ravens "backed out" of a deal involving two first-round picks due to medical concerns, Drake dives into the fallout for both franchises. While the Raiders were busy spending big on free agents like Tyler Linderbaum and Quay Walker, they now face a cap crunch and a frustrated superstar in Crosby. The carousel doesn't stop there, as the show analyzes a "full circle" move for the New York Jets, who traded for quarterback Geno Smith to lead their offense. Drake is joined by New York insider Dan Graca to discuss if Smith is a legitimate bridge to the future or a recipe for familiar disaster. Later, Ravens expert Cordell Woodland joins the program to pivot toward Baltimore’s next move for a pass rush. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 11 Mar 2026 13:07:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-stakes edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll breaks down a chaotic Tuesday in the NFL, headlined by the stunning collapse of the Maxx Crosby trade. After the Las Vegas Raiders announced that the Baltimore Ravens "backed out" of a deal involving two first-round picks due to medical concerns, Drake dives into the fallout for both franchises. While the Raiders were busy spending big on free agents like Tyler Linderbaum and Quay Walker, they now face a cap crunch and a frustrated superstar in Crosby. The carousel doesn't stop there, as the show analyzes a "full circle" move for the New York Jets, who traded for quarterback Geno Smith to lead their offense. Drake is joined by New York insider Dan Graca to discuss if Smith is a legitimate bridge to the future or a recipe for familiar disaster. Later, Ravens expert Cordell Woodland joins the program to pivot toward Baltimore’s next move for a pass rush. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-stakes edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll breaks down a chaotic Tuesday in the NFL, headlined by the stunning collapse of the Maxx Crosby trade. After the Las Vegas Raiders announced that the Baltimore Ravens "backed out" of a deal involving two first-round picks due to medical concerns, Drake dives into the fallout for both franchises. While the Raiders were busy spending big on free agents like Tyler Linderbaum and Quay Walker, they now face a cap crunch and a frustrated superstar in Crosby.

The carousel doesn't stop there, as the show analyzes a "full circle" move for the New York Jets, who traded for quarterback Geno Smith to lead their offense. Drake is joined by New York insider Dan Graca to discuss if Smith is a legitimate bridge to the future or a recipe for familiar disaster. Later, Ravens expert Cordell Woodland joins the program to pivot toward Baltimore’s next move for a pass rush.

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]]> 7914 CHAOS: Tua Tagovailoa Signs With Falcons, USA Baseball STUNS Mexico, Rico Dowdle to Steelers In NFL In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a chaotic Monday in the NFL that saw franchise pillars uprooted and Super Bowl champions reloading. The headliner is Tua Tagovailoa, who, after a record-setting dead-cap release from the Dolphins, is heading to the Atlanta Falcons on a one-year deal. Drake analyzes how the Falcons plan to juggle two lefties in Tua and Michael Penix Jr., while Miami pivots to a three-year deal with Malik Willis. The movement didn't stop at the quarterback position. Legend Mike Evans stunned the league by leaving Tampa Bay for a $60.4 million deal with the San Francisco 49ers, seeking a "new challenge" and one more ring. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs made a splash by signing Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III to anchor their backfield. Later in the program, Drake is joined by Danan Hughes, the former Kansas City Chiefs wideout and current Chiefs Radio Network analyst. Hughes, a Missouri Sports Hall of Famer and two-sport standout, provides a pro's perspective on the Walker signing and the Chiefs' strategy as they look to defend their title. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 10 Mar 2026 13:12:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a chaotic Monday in the NFL that saw franchise pillars uprooted and Super Bowl champions reloading. The headliner is Tua Tagovailoa, who, after a record-setting dead-cap release from the Dolphins, is heading to the Atlanta Falcons on a one-year deal. Drake analyzes how the Falcons plan to juggle two lefties in Tua and Michael Penix Jr., while Miami pivots to a three-year deal with Malik Willis. The movement didn't stop at the quarterback position. Legend Mike Evans stunned the league by leaving Tampa Bay for a $60.4 million deal with the San Francisco 49ers, seeking a "new challenge" and one more ring. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs made a splash by signing Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III to anchor their backfield. Later in the program, Drake is joined by Danan Hughes, the former Kansas City Chiefs wideout and current Chiefs Radio Network analyst. Hughes, a Missouri Sports Hall of Famer and two-sport standout, provides a pro's perspective on the Walker signing and the Chiefs' strategy as they look to defend their title. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a chaotic Monday in the NFL that saw franchise pillars uprooted and Super Bowl champions reloading. The headliner is Tua Tagovailoa, who, after a record-setting dead-cap release from the Dolphins, is heading to the Atlanta Falcons on a one-year deal. Drake analyzes how the Falcons plan to juggle two lefties in Tua and Michael Penix Jr., while Miami pivots to a three-year deal with Malik Willis.

The movement didn't stop at the quarterback position. Legend Mike Evans stunned the league by leaving Tampa Bay for a $60.4 million deal with the San Francisco 49ers, seeking a "new challenge" and one more ring. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs made a splash by signing Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III to anchor their backfield.

Later in the program, Drake is joined by Danan Hughes, the former Kansas City Chiefs wideout and current Chiefs Radio Network analyst. Hughes, a Missouri Sports Hall of Famer and two-sport standout, provides a pro's perspective on the Walker signing and the Chiefs' strategy as they look to defend their title.

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]]> 8073 HMMM: Did Nick Saban, White House SAVE College Sports, NIL? Maxx Crosby to Baltimore, WBC Kicks Off In this high-energy edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll breaks down a seismic shift in the NFL landscape: Maxx Crosby’s trade from the Raiders to the Ravens. The segment explores Crosby’s emotional farewell to Las Vegas and the intrigue surrounding Tom Brady’s alleged refusal to deal the star to the Patriots. Toll examines how Crosby’s league-leading fourth-quarter motor will transform a Baltimore defense desperate to stop blowing late leads. The show then pivots to the diamond, discussing Tigers ace Tarik Skubal’s internal conflict over leaving Team USA’s WBC run. The "Biggest Winners and Losers" segment highlights Kevin Harlan and UNI, while the "Idiot of the Day" features a critical look at Bruce and Steven Pearl. Finally, the show tackles the "moral victory" debate at Kentucky, where Dick Vitale slams the Wildcats for underperforming despite a massive $22 million NIL roster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 09 Mar 2026 13:11:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll breaks down a seismic shift in the NFL landscape: Maxx Crosby’s trade from the Raiders to the Ravens. The segment explores Crosby’s emotional farewell to Las Vegas and the intrigue surrounding Tom Brady’s alleged refusal to deal the star to the Patriots. Toll examines how Crosby’s league-leading fourth-quarter motor will transform a Baltimore defense desperate to stop blowing late leads. The show then pivots to the diamond, discussing Tigers ace Tarik Skubal’s internal conflict over leaving Team USA’s WBC run. The "Biggest Winners and Losers" segment highlights Kevin Harlan and UNI, while the "Idiot of the Day" features a critical look at Bruce and Steven Pearl. Finally, the show tackles the "moral victory" debate at Kentucky, where Dick Vitale slams the Wildcats for underperforming despite a massive $22 million NIL roster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy edition of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll breaks down a seismic shift in the NFL landscape: Maxx Crosby’s trade from the Raiders to the Ravens. The segment explores Crosby’s emotional farewell to Las Vegas and the intrigue surrounding Tom Brady’s alleged refusal to deal the star to the Patriots. Toll examines how Crosby’s league-leading fourth-quarter motor will transform a Baltimore defense desperate to stop blowing late leads.

The show then pivots to the diamond, discussing Tigers ace Tarik Skubal’s internal conflict over leaving Team USA’s WBC run. The "Biggest Winners and Losers" segment highlights Kevin Harlan and UNI, while the "Idiot of the Day" features a critical look at Bruce and Steven Pearl. Finally, the show tackles the "moral victory" debate at Kentucky, where Dick Vitale slams the Wildcats for underperforming despite a massive $22 million NIL roster.

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]]> 7390 WILD: Buffalo Bills Trade for Bears DJ Moore, Jayson Tatum BACK for Celtics, March Madness is Here In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a massive NFL shakeup as the Buffalo Bills acquire star receiver DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears for a 2026 second-round pick. Moore, 29, reunites with coach Joe Brady to provide Josh Allen with the elite target vacated by the Stefon Diggs era. Meanwhile, the Saints face the end of an era as franchise sack leader Cameron Jordan enters free agency, and the 49ers bolster their staff by hiring former Bears head coach Matt Eberflus. On the hardwood, the NBA sees two major returns: Jayson Tatum is set for his season debut following an Achilles tear, while Mavs rookie phenom Cooper Flagg returns from a foot injury. Drake also dives into the NCAA's legal battle to block Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss from a sixth year of eligibility. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 06 Mar 2026 14:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a massive NFL shakeup as the Buffalo Bills acquire star receiver DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears for a 2026 second-round pick. Moore, 29, reunites with coach Joe Brady to provide Josh Allen with the elite target vacated by the Stefon Diggs era. Meanwhile, the Saints face the end of an era as franchise sack leader Cameron Jordan enters free agency, and the 49ers bolster their staff by hiring former Bears head coach Matt Eberflus. On the hardwood, the NBA sees two major returns: Jayson Tatum is set for his season debut following an Achilles tear, while Mavs rookie phenom Cooper Flagg returns from a foot injury. Drake also dives into the NCAA's legal battle to block Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss from a sixth year of eligibility. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a massive NFL shakeup as the Buffalo Bills acquire star receiver DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears for a 2026 second-round pick. Moore, 29, reunites with coach Joe Brady to provide Josh Allen with the elite target vacated by the Stefon Diggs era. Meanwhile, the Saints face the end of an era as franchise sack leader Cameron Jordan enters free agency, and the 49ers bolster their staff by hiring former Bears head coach Matt Eberflus.

On the hardwood, the NBA sees two major returns: Jayson Tatum is set for his season debut following an Achilles tear, while Mavs rookie phenom Cooper Flagg returns from a foot injury. Drake also dives into the NCAA's legal battle to block Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss from a sixth year of eligibility.

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]]> 8035 YIKES: The REAL Reason Patriots DUMPED Stefon Diggs, Lou Holtz Dies at 89, Darius Acuff Jr. Soars This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports delivers a comprehensive look at a transformative week in sports. The program leads with major NFL shakeups: the New England Patriots announced the release of star WR Stefon Diggs due to a looming $26.5 million cap hit and ongoing legal issues. Toll honors the legacy of coaching icon Lou Holtz, who passed away at 89. The show transitions into baseball labor tensions, debating the MLBPA’s resistance to a salary cap despite fan polling. Drake sits down with Miami(OH) Athletic Director David Sayler to break down why the RedHawks SHOULD get a chance in the big dance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 05 Mar 2026 14:05:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports delivers a comprehensive look at a transformative week in sports. The program leads with major NFL shakeups: the New England Patriots announced the release of star WR Stefon Diggs due to a looming $26.5 million cap hit and ongoing legal issues. Toll honors the legacy of coaching icon Lou Holtz, who passed away at 89. The show transitions into baseball labor tensions, debating the MLBPA’s resistance to a salary cap despite fan polling. Drake sits down with Miami(OH) Athletic Director David Sayler to break down why the RedHawks SHOULD get a chance in the big dance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports delivers a comprehensive look at a transformative week in sports. The program leads with major NFL shakeups: the New England Patriots announced the release of star WR Stefon Diggs due to a looming $26.5 million cap hit and ongoing legal issues.

Toll honors the legacy of coaching icon Lou Holtz, who passed away at 89. The show transitions into baseball labor tensions, debating the MLBPA’s resistance to a salary cap despite fan polling.

Drake sits down with Miami(OH) Athletic Director David Sayler to break down why the RedHawks SHOULD get a chance in the big dance.

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]]> 7997 OOF: Kyler Murray DONE In Arizona, AJ Dybantsa RETURNING to BYU Over NBA, NFL Free Agency Awaits On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the NFL landscape shifts as the Arizona Cardinals officially inform Kyler Murray of his impending release, ending a seven-season tenure marked by elite dual-threat production but hindered by a 38-48-1 record and recent injuries. Murray, a two-time Pro Bowler, leaves as one of only three players in NFL history with 20,000 passing and 3,000 rushing yards. The program also dives into the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiots of the Day," highlighting a wave of MLB PED suspensions for Jurickson Profar (162 games) and Johan Rojas (80 games). In college hoops, Toll reacts to No. 19 Miami (Ohio) moving to a historic 30-0 after edging Toledo, while No. 5 Florida clinches its first SEC title since 2014 despite star Thomas Haugh sitting out. The show rounds out with a look at the Colts placing the transition tag on Daniel Jones and a heated reaction to the latest 2026 NBA Mock Draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 04 Mar 2026 14:46:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the NFL landscape shifts as the Arizona Cardinals officially inform Kyler Murray of his impending release, ending a seven-season tenure marked by elite dual-threat production but hindered by a 38-48-1 record and recent injuries. Murray, a two-time Pro Bowler, leaves as one of only three players in NFL history with 20,000 passing and 3,000 rushing yards. The program also dives into the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiots of the Day," highlighting a wave of MLB PED suspensions for Jurickson Profar (162 games) and Johan Rojas (80 games). In college hoops, Toll reacts to No. 19 Miami (Ohio) moving to a historic 30-0 after edging Toledo, while No. 5 Florida clinches its first SEC title since 2014 despite star Thomas Haugh sitting out. The show rounds out with a look at the Colts placing the transition tag on Daniel Jones and a heated reaction to the latest 2026 NBA Mock Draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, the NFL landscape shifts as the Arizona Cardinals officially inform Kyler Murray of his impending release, ending a seven-season tenure marked by elite dual-threat production but hindered by a 38-48-1 record and recent injuries. Murray, a two-time Pro Bowler, leaves as one of only three players in NFL history with 20,000 passing and 3,000 rushing yards.

The program also dives into the "Biggest Losers" and "Idiots of the Day," highlighting a wave of MLB PED suspensions for Jurickson Profar (162 games) and Johan Rojas (80 games). In college hoops, Toll reacts to No. 19 Miami (Ohio) moving to a historic 30-0 after edging Toledo, while No. 5 Florida clinches its first SEC title since 2014 despite star Thomas Haugh sitting out. The show rounds out with a look at the Colts placing the transition tag on Daniel Jones and a heated reaction to the latest 2026 NBA Mock Draft.

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]]> 8048 GROSS: Houston Texans Snag David Montgomery, Bruce Pearl HATES Miami Ohio In March Madness, NIL In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a massive day of NFL and collegiate sports news. The show kicks off with the Houston Texans acquiring running back David Montgomery from the Lions in exchange for O-line help and draft picks—a move expected to result in the release of Joe Mixon. Drake doesn’t hold back on the controversy surrounding Bruce Pearl, who sparked a feud with Miami (Ohio) AD David Sayler after claiming the undefeated RedHawks aren’t "built for the grind" of a major conference. Transitioning to the diamond, the show previews Team USA’s World Baseball Classic rotation, headlined by Logan Webb, Tarik Skubal, and Paul Skenes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 03 Mar 2026 14:09:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a massive day of NFL and collegiate sports news. The show kicks off with the Houston Texans acquiring running back David Montgomery from the Lions in exchange for O-line help and draft picks—a move expected to result in the release of Joe Mixon. Drake doesn’t hold back on the controversy surrounding Bruce Pearl, who sparked a feud with Miami (Ohio) AD David Sayler after claiming the undefeated RedHawks aren’t "built for the grind" of a major conference. Transitioning to the diamond, the show previews Team USA’s World Baseball Classic rotation, headlined by Logan Webb, Tarik Skubal, and Paul Skenes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a massive day of NFL and collegiate sports news. The show kicks off with the Houston Texans acquiring running back David Montgomery from the Lions in exchange for O-line help and draft picks—a move expected to result in the release of Joe Mixon.

Drake doesn’t hold back on the controversy surrounding Bruce Pearl, who sparked a feud with Miami (Ohio) AD David Sayler after claiming the undefeated RedHawks aren’t "built for the grind" of a major conference. Transitioning to the diamond, the show previews Team USA’s World Baseball Classic rotation, headlined by Logan Webb, Tarik Skubal, and Paul Skenes.

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]]> 8090 WILD: BYU is STILL In Sweet Sixteen, Savannah Bananas STUN World, Iran Ditches World Cup In USA In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake recaps a high-stakes weekend in basketball, headlined by No. 7 Florida’s dominant 111-77 blowout over Arkansas. The Gators clinched a share of the SEC title behind Thomas Haugh’s 22 points and Rueben Chinyelu’s 17th double-double, handing John Calipari a career-worst loss. Toll also breaks down the sudden departure of Chad Baker-Mazara from the USC program following a bizarre sideline incident during the Trojans' fifth straight loss. In the NBA segment, the show explores the Golden State Warriors' uphill battle as they await Stephen Curry’s return from a knee injury while sitting 8th in the West. Finally, Drake highlights the New York Knicks’ "high-level" defensive masterclass, which snapped the Spurs' 11-game winning streak and neutralized Victor Wembanyama at Madison Square Garden. Between the highlights, Drake shares his "Banana Ball" adventures and identifies the week's biggest winners and losers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 02 Mar 2026 14:04:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake recaps a high-stakes weekend in basketball, headlined by No. 7 Florida’s dominant 111-77 blowout over Arkansas. The Gators clinched a share of the SEC title behind Thomas Haugh’s 22 points and Rueben Chinyelu’s 17th double-double, handing John Calipari a career-worst loss. Toll also breaks down the sudden departure of Chad Baker-Mazara from the USC program following a bizarre sideline incident during the Trojans' fifth straight loss. In the NBA segment, the show explores the Golden State Warriors' uphill battle as they await Stephen Curry’s return from a knee injury while sitting 8th in the West. Finally, Drake highlights the New York Knicks’ "high-level" defensive masterclass, which snapped the Spurs' 11-game winning streak and neutralized Victor Wembanyama at Madison Square Garden. Between the highlights, Drake shares his "Banana Ball" adventures and identifies the week's biggest winners and losers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake recaps a high-stakes weekend in basketball, headlined by No. 7 Florida’s dominant 111-77 blowout over Arkansas. The Gators clinched a share of the SEC title behind Thomas Haugh’s 22 points and Rueben Chinyelu’s 17th double-double, handing John Calipari a career-worst loss. Toll also breaks down the sudden departure of Chad Baker-Mazara from the USC program following a bizarre sideline incident during the Trojans' fifth straight loss.

In the NBA segment, the show explores the Golden State Warriors' uphill battle as they await Stephen Curry’s return from a knee injury while sitting 8th in the West. Finally, Drake highlights the New York Knicks’ "high-level" defensive masterclass, which snapped the Spurs' 11-game winning streak and neutralized Victor Wembanyama at Madison Square Garden. Between the highlights, Drake shares his "Banana Ball" adventures and identifies the week's biggest winners and losers.

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]]> 8030 LOL: NFLPA DUNKS On Pittsburgh Steelers, Colts DITCH Anthony Richardson, Savannah Bananas Season On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake Toll breaks down a bombshell 2026 NFLPA survey. For the third straight year, the Miami Dolphins claim the top spot, while the Pittsburgh Steelers plummet to last place. The crew dives into the Steelers' "F" graded locker room—which reportedly features only five toilets for the entire team—and owner Art Rooney’s refusal to invest in facilities. The discussion shifts to college football as the NCAA proposes massive penalties, including 20% budget fines, for schools circumventing transfer portal windows. Later, the "Around the NFL" segment covers the Indianapolis Colts granting QB Anthony Richardson permission to seek a trade following a tumultuous tenure and vision-impairing orbital injury. From Tim Hardaway Jr. being labeled a "Biggest Loser" to Dan Orlovsky earning "Idiot of the Day," Drake and his guests provide a witty, unfiltered look at the week's biggest sports headlines. Drake is joined by 2x World Series Champion Jackie Bradley Jr. to preview the 2026 Banana Ball season. Plus, Chris Mack stops by and reacts to the NFLPA Survey results. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 27 Feb 2026 14:53:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake Toll breaks down a bombshell 2026 NFLPA survey. For the third straight year, the Miami Dolphins claim the top spot, while the Pittsburgh Steelers plummet to last place. The crew dives into the Steelers' "F" graded locker room—which reportedly features only five toilets for the entire team—and owner Art Rooney’s refusal to invest in facilities. The discussion shifts to college football as the NCAA proposes massive penalties, including 20% budget fines, for schools circumventing transfer portal windows. Later, the "Around the NFL" segment covers the Indianapolis Colts granting QB Anthony Richardson permission to seek a trade following a tumultuous tenure and vision-impairing orbital injury. From Tim Hardaway Jr. being labeled a "Biggest Loser" to Dan Orlovsky earning "Idiot of the Day," Drake and his guests provide a witty, unfiltered look at the week's biggest sports headlines. Drake is joined by 2x World Series Champion Jackie Bradley Jr. to preview the 2026 Banana Ball season. Plus, Chris Mack stops by and reacts to the NFLPA Survey results. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake Toll breaks down a bombshell 2026 NFLPA survey. For the third straight year, the Miami Dolphins claim the top spot, while the Pittsburgh Steelers plummet to last place. The crew dives into the Steelers' "F" graded locker room—which reportedly features only five toilets for the entire team—and owner Art Rooney’s refusal to invest in facilities.

The discussion shifts to college football as the NCAA proposes massive penalties, including 20% budget fines, for schools circumventing transfer portal windows. Later, the "Around the NFL" segment covers the Indianapolis Colts granting QB Anthony Richardson permission to seek a trade following a tumultuous tenure and vision-impairing orbital injury. From Tim Hardaway Jr. being labeled a "Biggest Loser" to Dan Orlovsky earning "Idiot of the Day," Drake and his guests provide a witty, unfiltered look at the week's biggest sports headlines.

Drake is joined by 2x World Series Champion Jackie Bradley Jr. to preview the 2026 Banana Ball season. Plus, Chris Mack stops by and reacts to the NFLPA Survey results.

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]]> 8009 WOW: Texas Tech, Brendan Sorsby Being SUED for MILLIONS, Transfer Portal Disaster, LeBron James Team Host Drake Toll hits the airwaves on Westwood One Sports to break down a week defined by Olympic gold and legal gridiron drama. The show leads with the fallout from the Milan Winter Games, specifically the "distasteful joke" made by President Trump regarding the U.S. Women’s Hockey team. Toll dives into Hilary Knight’s poignant response, where the most decorated player in U.S. history defends her team’s golden legacy against being overshadowed by locker room narratives. The conversation shifts to the courtroom and the gridiron as Cincinnati sues QB Brendan Sorsby for a staggering $1 million exit fee following his transfer to Texas Tech—a landmark case in the NIL era. The show rounds out with NFL trade rumors involving Tremaine Edmunds and Andy Dalton, and a look at the NBA MVP race, where strict games-played requirements threaten to disqualify favorites Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 26 Feb 2026 14:07:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Host Drake Toll hits the airwaves on Westwood One Sports to break down a week defined by Olympic gold and legal gridiron drama. The show leads with the fallout from the Milan Winter Games, specifically the "distasteful joke" made by President Trump regarding the U.S. Women’s Hockey team. Toll dives into Hilary Knight’s poignant response, where the most decorated player in U.S. history defends her team’s golden legacy against being overshadowed by locker room narratives. The conversation shifts to the courtroom and the gridiron as Cincinnati sues QB Brendan Sorsby for a staggering $1 million exit fee following his transfer to Texas Tech—a landmark case in the NIL era. The show rounds out with NFL trade rumors involving Tremaine Edmunds and Andy Dalton, and a look at the NBA MVP race, where strict games-played requirements threaten to disqualify favorites Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Host Drake Toll hits the airwaves on Westwood One Sports to break down a week defined by Olympic gold and legal gridiron drama. The show leads with the fallout from the Milan Winter Games, specifically the "distasteful joke" made by President Trump regarding the U.S. Women’s Hockey team. Toll dives into Hilary Knight’s poignant response, where the most decorated player in U.S. history defends her team’s golden legacy against being overshadowed by locker room narratives.

The conversation shifts to the courtroom and the gridiron as Cincinnati sues QB Brendan Sorsby for a staggering $1 million exit fee following his transfer to Texas Tech—a landmark case in the NIL era. The show rounds out with NFL trade rumors involving Tremaine Edmunds and Andy Dalton, and a look at the NBA MVP race, where strict games-played requirements threaten to disqualify favorites Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokic.

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]]> 8112 YIKES: Kyler Murray DONE With Arizona Cardinals, WILD State of the Union, Brandon Aubrey Cowboys OOP In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One, Drake dives into a web of NFL front-office friction and high-stakes roster moves. The headline segment focuses on the brewing tension in Arizona: Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort claimed at the Combine that he and Kyler Murray have had "good dialogue" about a disappointing season, only for an ESPN source to immediately rebut the claim, stating the two haven't spoken since the season ended. The drama extends to Miami, where Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan admits that "everything's on the table" regarding Tua Tagovailoa, including a potential trade. Drake also touches on the Cowboys’ contract stalemate with record-breaking kicker Brandon Aubrey and shifts to the NBA to break down Rick Carlisle’s frustrations with a $100K fine against the Pacers. Drake is joined by Westwood One Sports Night's Josh Graham and On3's Talia Goodman to break down the current AP Top 25 in men's and women's basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 25 Feb 2026 14:07:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One, Drake dives into a web of NFL front-office friction and high-stakes roster moves. The headline segment focuses on the brewing tension in Arizona: Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort claimed at the Combine that he and Kyler Murray have had "good dialogue" about a disappointing season, only for an ESPN source to immediately rebut the claim, stating the two haven't spoken since the season ended. The drama extends to Miami, where Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan admits that "everything's on the table" regarding Tua Tagovailoa, including a potential trade. Drake also touches on the Cowboys’ contract stalemate with record-breaking kicker Brandon Aubrey and shifts to the NBA to break down Rick Carlisle’s frustrations with a $100K fine against the Pacers. Drake is joined by Westwood One Sports Night's Josh Graham and On3's Talia Goodman to break down the current AP Top 25 in men's and women's basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One, Drake dives into a web of NFL front-office friction and high-stakes roster moves. The headline segment focuses on the brewing tension in Arizona: Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort claimed at the Combine that he and Kyler Murray have had "good dialogue" about a disappointing season, only for an ESPN source to immediately rebut the claim, stating the two haven't spoken since the season ended.

The drama extends to Miami, where Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan admits that "everything's on the table" regarding Tua Tagovailoa, including a potential trade.

Drake also touches on the Cowboys’ contract stalemate with record-breaking kicker Brandon Aubrey and shifts to the NBA to break down Rick Carlisle’s frustrations with a $100K fine against the Pacers.

Drake is joined by Westwood One Sports Night's Josh Graham and On3's Talia Goodman to break down the current AP Top 25 in men's and women's basketball.

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]]> 8071 WOW: Kansas BLOWS OUT Houston, Donald Trump DECLINED By USA Hockey Team, WNBA Closer On CBA, Revenue In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into a critical crossroad for the WNBA, which has issued a March 10 deadline for a new collective bargaining agreement. With expansion drafts for Toronto and Portland looming and 80% of the league facing free agency, the clock is ticking to save the 2026 schedule. Drake also highlights the U.S. Women’s Hockey team’s decision to decline a State of the Union invitation due to logistical hurdles following their gold medal win in Milan. Drake shifts to college basketball, recapping North Carolina’s narrow 77-74 victory over Louisville, fueled by Seth Trimble’s career-high 30 points. Meanwhile, No. 14 Kansas snapped No. 5 Houston’s home dominance with a decisive 69-56 win, led by a resilient performance from freshman Darryn Peterson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 24 Feb 2026 14:09:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into a critical crossroad for the WNBA, which has issued a March 10 deadline for a new collective bargaining agreement. With expansion drafts for Toronto and Portland looming and 80% of the league facing free agency, the clock is ticking to save the 2026 schedule. Drake also highlights the U.S. Women’s Hockey team’s decision to decline a State of the Union invitation due to logistical hurdles following their gold medal win in Milan. Drake shifts to college basketball, recapping North Carolina’s narrow 77-74 victory over Louisville, fueled by Seth Trimble’s career-high 30 points. Meanwhile, No. 14 Kansas snapped No. 5 Houston’s home dominance with a decisive 69-56 win, led by a resilient performance from freshman Darryn Peterson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into a critical crossroad for the WNBA, which has issued a March 10 deadline for a new collective bargaining agreement. With expansion drafts for Toronto and Portland looming and 80% of the league facing free agency, the clock is ticking to save the 2026 schedule. Drake also highlights the U.S. Women’s Hockey team’s decision to decline a State of the Union invitation due to logistical hurdles following their gold medal win in Milan.

Drake shifts to college basketball, recapping North Carolina’s narrow 77-74 victory over Louisville, fueled by Seth Trimble’s career-high 30 points. Meanwhile, No. 14 Kansas snapped No. 5 Houston’s home dominance with a decisive 69-56 win, led by a resilient performance from freshman Darryn Peterson.

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]]> 8142 MIRACLE: USA Hockey STUNS Canada for Olympic Gold, Darryn Peterson Drama, Michigan Drubs Duke In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll celebrates a historic "United States of Hockey" milestone at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The synopsis centers on the U.S. Men’s Ice Hockey team securing their first gold medal since the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" with a thrilling 2-1 overtime victory against rival Canada. Former Chattanooga and UMass head coach Matt McCall joins Drake Toll to break down March Madness. Now a prominent analyst for NBC Sports and The Field of 68, McCall leverages his experiences to break down the current March Madness field. For the hockey fanatics, Pete Jensen—Senior Director of Fantasy for the NHL and analyst for NHL Network—provides the "EDGE" stats that defined the victory over Canada. Jensen breaks down Connor Hellebuyck’s record-breaking 41-save performance and explains how Quinn Hughes' six-game point streak set a new standard for defensemen in the NHL player Olympic era. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 23 Feb 2026 14:09:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll celebrates a historic "United States of Hockey" milestone at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The synopsis centers on the U.S. Men’s Ice Hockey team securing their first gold medal since the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" with a thrilling 2-1 overtime victory against rival Canada. Former Chattanooga and UMass head coach Matt McCall joins Drake Toll to break down March Madness. Now a prominent analyst for NBC Sports and The Field of 68, McCall leverages his experiences to break down the current March Madness field. For the hockey fanatics, Pete Jensen—Senior Director of Fantasy for the NHL and analyst for NHL Network—provides the "EDGE" stats that defined the victory over Canada. Jensen breaks down Connor Hellebuyck’s record-breaking 41-save performance and explains how Quinn Hughes' six-game point streak set a new standard for defensemen in the NHL player Olympic era. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll celebrates a historic "United States of Hockey" milestone at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The synopsis centers on the U.S. Men’s Ice Hockey team securing their first gold medal since the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" with a thrilling 2-1 overtime victory against rival Canada.

Former Chattanooga and UMass head coach Matt McCall joins Drake Toll to break down March Madness. Now a prominent analyst for NBC Sports and The Field of 68, McCall leverages his experiences to break down the current March Madness field.

For the hockey fanatics, Pete Jensen—Senior Director of Fantasy for the NHL and analyst for NHL Network—provides the "EDGE" stats that defined the victory over Canada. Jensen breaks down Connor Hellebuyck’s record-breaking 41-save performance and explains how Quinn Hughes' six-game point streak set a new standard for defensemen in the NHL player Olympic era.

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]]> 8128 BOOM: Alysa Liu's UPSET Wins Gold for USA at Olympics, Women's Hockey SHOCKS Canada for Gold Medal This episode of The Drake Toll Show celebrates a historic night for American athletics at the Milan Cortina 2026 Games. The headline story belongs to Alysa Liu, who completed a stunning comeback to secure the first U.S. women’s individual figure skating gold medal in 24 years. The golden momentum continued on the ice as the U.S. Women’s Hockey team defeated Canada 2-1 in a thrilling overtime final. Veteran Hilary Knight cemented her legacy as the most decorated player in U.S. history, scoring the game-tying goal before Megan Keller netted the winner in 3-on-3 overtime. In a decisive 24-0 vote on Thursday, February 19, the Indiana House Ways and Means Committee approved an amendment to Senate Bill 27, which officially names Hammond as the target site for a new multi-billion dollar domed stadium. Courtney Harkins, the Director of Marketing & Communications for U.S. Ski & Snowboard, provided a "boots-on-the-ground" look at the American delegation’s morale in Milan. Professional sports handicapper Andrew McInnis of WagerTalk shared his analysis of the Olympic hockey betting board. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 20 Feb 2026 14:16:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports This episode of The Drake Toll Show celebrates a historic night for American athletics at the Milan Cortina 2026 Games. The headline story belongs to Alysa Liu, who completed a stunning comeback to secure the first U.S. women’s individual figure skating gold medal in 24 years. The golden momentum continued on the ice as the U.S. Women’s Hockey team defeated Canada 2-1 in a thrilling overtime final. Veteran Hilary Knight cemented her legacy as the most decorated player in U.S. history, scoring the game-tying goal before Megan Keller netted the winner in 3-on-3 overtime. In a decisive 24-0 vote on Thursday, February 19, the Indiana House Ways and Means Committee approved an amendment to Senate Bill 27, which officially names Hammond as the target site for a new multi-billion dollar domed stadium. Courtney Harkins, the Director of Marketing & Communications for U.S. Ski & Snowboard, provided a "boots-on-the-ground" look at the American delegation’s morale in Milan. Professional sports handicapper Andrew McInnis of WagerTalk shared his analysis of the Olympic hockey betting board. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices This episode of The Drake Toll Show celebrates a historic night for American athletics at the Milan Cortina 2026 Games. The headline story belongs to Alysa Liu, who completed a stunning comeback to secure the first U.S. women’s individual figure skating gold medal in 24 years.

The golden momentum continued on the ice as the U.S. Women’s Hockey team defeated Canada 2-1 in a thrilling overtime final. Veteran Hilary Knight cemented her legacy as the most decorated player in U.S. history, scoring the game-tying goal before Megan Keller netted the winner in 3-on-3 overtime.

In a decisive 24-0 vote on Thursday, February 19, the Indiana House Ways and Means Committee approved an amendment to Senate Bill 27, which officially names Hammond as the target site for a new multi-billion dollar domed stadium.

Courtney Harkins, the Director of Marketing & Communications for U.S. Ski & Snowboard, provided a "boots-on-the-ground" look at the American delegation’s morale in Milan. Professional sports handicapper Andrew McInnis of WagerTalk shared his analysis of the Olympic hockey betting board.

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]]> 8099 BOOM: USA Hockey STUNS Sweden at Olympics, MLBPA Has New Head Man, March Madness Looms Large In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the major upheaval within the MLB Players Association following the resignation of Tony Clark. After an internal investigation revealed an "inappropriate" relationship and federal inquiries into union finances, the MLBPA unanimously elected Bruce Meyer as interim executive director. Joining the show to provide expert analysis is Andy McCullough, senior writer at The Athletic. McCullough, who broke the news of Clark's resignation alongside Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich, provides an insider’s perspective on the union’s scramble to maintain stability. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 19 Feb 2026 14:03:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the major upheaval within the MLB Players Association following the resignation of Tony Clark. After an internal investigation revealed an "inappropriate" relationship and federal inquiries into union finances, the MLBPA unanimously elected Bruce Meyer as interim executive director. Joining the show to provide expert analysis is Andy McCullough, senior writer at The Athletic. McCullough, who broke the news of Clark's resignation alongside Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich, provides an insider’s perspective on the union’s scramble to maintain stability. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the major upheaval within the MLB Players Association following the resignation of Tony Clark. After an internal investigation revealed an "inappropriate" relationship and federal inquiries into union finances, the MLBPA unanimously elected Bruce Meyer as interim executive director.

Joining the show to provide expert analysis is Andy McCullough, senior writer at The Athletic. McCullough, who broke the news of Clark's resignation alongside Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich, provides an insider’s perspective on the union’s scramble to maintain stability.

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]]> 8145 WILD: MLBPA Director FIRED After Banging His Sister-In-Law, Seattle Seahawks Have DYNASTY, BYU Harm In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One, host Drake Toll breaks down a chaotic day in sports labor and player news. The primary focus is the sudden resignation of Tony Clark, Executive Director of the MLBPA. The show also covers Tiger Woods, who remains non-committal about his return to the Masters following back surgery, and Chris Paul, who provides a candid look at his retirement and his puzzling final days with the Clippers. NBA writer and betting expert Joe Dellera joins the show to provide a masterclass on the current professional hoops landscape. Dellera breaks down the latest NBA drama, specifically focusing on Mark Cuban’s recent "embrace tanking" comments and offering expert analysis on player props and betting strategies for the remainder of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 18 Feb 2026 14:08:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One, host Drake Toll breaks down a chaotic day in sports labor and player news. The primary focus is the sudden resignation of Tony Clark, Executive Director of the MLBPA. The show also covers Tiger Woods, who remains non-committal about his return to the Masters following back surgery, and Chris Paul, who provides a candid look at his retirement and his puzzling final days with the Clippers. NBA writer and betting expert Joe Dellera joins the show to provide a masterclass on the current professional hoops landscape. Dellera breaks down the latest NBA drama, specifically focusing on Mark Cuban’s recent "embrace tanking" comments and offering expert analysis on player props and betting strategies for the remainder of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One, host Drake Toll breaks down a chaotic day in sports labor and player news. The primary focus is the sudden resignation of Tony Clark, Executive Director of the MLBPA.

The show also covers Tiger Woods, who remains non-committal about his return to the Masters following back surgery, and Chris Paul, who provides a candid look at his retirement and his puzzling final days with the Clippers.

NBA writer and betting expert Joe Dellera joins the show to provide a masterclass on the current professional hoops landscape. Dellera breaks down the latest NBA drama, specifically focusing on Mark Cuban’s recent "embrace tanking" comments and offering expert analysis on player props and betting strategies for the remainder of the season.

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]]> 8071 LOL: Dolphins RELEASE Tyreek Hill, Bradley Chubb, Trinidad Chambliss BACK, BYU Disaster, Jerome Tang In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a "President’s Day Massacre" in Miami. The Dolphins have entered a new era under GM Jon-Eric Sullivan, releasing stars Tyreek Hill and Bradley Chubb in a move that clears over $50 million in cap space but leaves fans reeling. The conversation shifts to the collegiate level, where Kansas State fired basketball coach Jerome Tang for cause following a viral rant against his own players. Tang is reportedly fighting the "disrepute" clause to save his $18.6 million buyout. Meanwhile, Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss won a major legal battle, securing a 2026 eligibility injunction against the NCAA. Drake also touches on "Quad God" Ilia Malinin’s Olympic struggles and crowns Elana Meyers Taylor as the week's biggest winner. Rounding out the program, Drake is joined by Dani Wexelman of the St. Louis Cardinals and MLB Network Radio. She provides expert insight into the recent comments made by Steve Cohen and dives deep into this upcoming MLB season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 17 Feb 2026 14:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a "President’s Day Massacre" in Miami. The Dolphins have entered a new era under GM Jon-Eric Sullivan, releasing stars Tyreek Hill and Bradley Chubb in a move that clears over $50 million in cap space but leaves fans reeling. The conversation shifts to the collegiate level, where Kansas State fired basketball coach Jerome Tang for cause following a viral rant against his own players. Tang is reportedly fighting the "disrepute" clause to save his $18.6 million buyout. Meanwhile, Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss won a major legal battle, securing a 2026 eligibility injunction against the NCAA. Drake also touches on "Quad God" Ilia Malinin’s Olympic struggles and crowns Elana Meyers Taylor as the week's biggest winner. Rounding out the program, Drake is joined by Dani Wexelman of the St. Louis Cardinals and MLB Network Radio. She provides expert insight into the recent comments made by Steve Cohen and dives deep into this upcoming MLB season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down a "President’s Day Massacre" in Miami. The Dolphins have entered a new era under GM Jon-Eric Sullivan, releasing stars Tyreek Hill and Bradley Chubb in a move that clears over $50 million in cap space but leaves fans reeling.

The conversation shifts to the collegiate level, where Kansas State fired basketball coach Jerome Tang for cause following a viral rant against his own players. Tang is reportedly fighting the "disrepute" clause to save his $18.6 million buyout. Meanwhile, Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss won a major legal battle, securing a 2026 eligibility injunction against the NCAA. Drake also touches on "Quad God" Ilia Malinin’s Olympic struggles and crowns Elana Meyers Taylor as the week's biggest winner.

Rounding out the program, Drake is joined by Dani Wexelman of the St. Louis Cardinals and MLB Network Radio. She provides expert insight into the recent comments made by Steve Cohen and dives deep into this upcoming MLB season.

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]]> 8057 GROSS: NBA All-Star Weekend FLOPS, Adam Silver HOT SEAT, Michael Jordan Wins NASCAR, NCAA Corruption Is the NBA All-Star Weekend officially beyond repair? On today’s episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake pulls no punches regarding the 2026 All-Star festivities at the Intuit Dome. From a lackluster Rising Stars challenge to a Dunk Contest that has lost its soul, Drake explains why Commissioner Adam Silver deserves the lion’s share of the blame for the league’s declining mid-season product. Drake dives deep into the NBA tanking crisis, arguing that today’s stars lack the competitive fire of previous generations, and calls out Silver’s obsession with AI broadcasts and questionable stances on player investments. Yikes.  Mike Vorkunov (The Athletic) The Athletic’s NBA business insider Mike Vorkunov joins the show to perform an autopsy on All-Star Weekend. They discuss: Can the Dunk Contest be saved, or is it time to kill it? The truth behind the Giannis Antetokounmpo saga in Milwaukee. LeBron James' next move: Where will the King land next season? Are the Portland Trail Blazers actually on the move? The Losers, Idiots, and Obituaries Drake clears out the notebook with his signature segments: Losers: Former Kansas State HC Jerome Tang (fired "for cause"), the IOC’s logistical failure in Milano Cortina, and Giants GM Joe Schoen’s reported demotion. Obituaries: Saying goodbye to Chris Paul’s legendary career and Travis Hunter’s future as an NFL wideout. Idiots: Doug Gottlieb’s referee meltdown, the Canada Curling Team’s cheating scandal, and Kevin Durant’s latest social media crusade. College Football & The NFL Search Drake examines the "broken" state of the NCAA as Sacramento State and North Dakota State jump to the FBS, and why 6th-year eligibility is setting a dangerous precedent. Finally, we look at the NFL landscape to identify the "Next Sam Darnold"—could a career revival be in the cards for Tua Tagovailoa, Kyler Murray, or Malik Willis? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 16 Feb 2026 14:05:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Is the NBA All-Star Weekend officially beyond repair? On today’s episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake pulls no punches regarding the 2026 All-Star festivities at the Intuit Dome. From a lackluster Rising Stars challenge to a Dunk Contest that has lost its soul, Drake explains why Commissioner Adam Silver deserves the lion’s share of the blame for the league’s declining mid-season product. Drake dives deep into the NBA tanking crisis, arguing that today’s stars lack the competitive fire of previous generations, and calls out Silver’s obsession with AI broadcasts and questionable stances on player investments. Yikes.  Mike Vorkunov (The Athletic) The Athletic’s NBA business insider Mike Vorkunov joins the show to perform an autopsy on All-Star Weekend. They discuss: Can the Dunk Contest be saved, or is it time to kill it? The truth behind the Giannis Antetokounmpo saga in Milwaukee. LeBron James' next move: Where will the King land next season? Are the Portland Trail Blazers actually on the move? The Losers, Idiots, and Obituaries Drake clears out the notebook with his signature segments: Losers: Former Kansas State HC Jerome Tang (fired "for cause"), the IOC’s logistical failure in Milano Cortina, and Giants GM Joe Schoen’s reported demotion. Obituaries: Saying goodbye to Chris Paul’s legendary career and Travis Hunter’s future as an NFL wideout. Idiots: Doug Gottlieb’s referee meltdown, the Canada Curling Team’s cheating scandal, and Kevin Durant’s latest social media crusade. College Football & The NFL Search Drake examines the "broken" state of the NCAA as Sacramento State and North Dakota State jump to the FBS, and why 6th-year eligibility is setting a dangerous precedent. Finally, we look at the NFL landscape to identify the "Next Sam Darnold"—could a career revival be in the cards for Tua Tagovailoa, Kyler Murray, or Malik Willis? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Is the NBA All-Star Weekend officially beyond repair? On today’s episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake pulls no punches regarding the 2026 All-Star festivities at the Intuit Dome. From a lackluster Rising Stars challenge to a Dunk Contest that has lost its soul, Drake explains why Commissioner Adam Silver deserves the lion’s share of the blame for the league’s declining mid-season product.

Drake dives deep into the NBA tanking crisis, arguing that today’s stars lack the competitive fire of previous generations, and calls out Silver’s obsession with AI broadcasts and questionable stances on player investments. Yikes. 

Mike Vorkunov (The Athletic) The Athletic’s NBA business insider Mike Vorkunov joins the show to perform an autopsy on All-Star Weekend. They discuss:

  • Can the Dunk Contest be saved, or is it time to kill it?

  • The truth behind the Giannis Antetokounmpo saga in Milwaukee.

  • LeBron James' next move: Where will the King land next season?

  • Are the Portland Trail Blazers actually on the move?

The Losers, Idiots, and Obituaries Drake clears out the notebook with his signature segments:

  • Losers: Former Kansas State HC Jerome Tang (fired "for cause"), the IOC’s logistical failure in Milano Cortina, and Giants GM Joe Schoen’s reported demotion.

  • Obituaries: Saying goodbye to Chris Paul’s legendary career and Travis Hunter’s future as an NFL wideout.

  • Idiots: Doug Gottlieb’s referee meltdown, the Canada Curling Team’s cheating scandal, and Kevin Durant’s latest social media crusade.


College Football & The NFL Search Drake examines the "broken" state of the NCAA as Sacramento State and North Dakota State jump to the FBS, and why 6th-year eligibility is setting a dangerous precedent. Finally, we look at the NFL landscape to identify the "Next Sam Darnold"—could a career revival be in the cards for Tua Tagovailoa, Kyler Murray, or Malik Willis?

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]]> 8223 TRUE: NBA All-Star Game Format Deserves a Chance, Maxx Crosby WILL Get Traded, and College Football is OUT OF CONTROL Nick Ashooh breaks down a week of historic milestones and offseason earthquakes. We start with LeBron James, who continues to defy Father Time by becoming the oldest player in NBA history to record a triple-double. Is there any doubting left for the King? Then, we shift to the hardwood drama surrounding the NBA All-Star Game. Nick reacts to Kevin Durant’s pointed jabs at Nikola Jokic and Luka Doncic regarding their All-Star efforts. Are the critics right about the game’s "lack of competitive fire," or is the NBA's experimentation exactly what the league needs? Plus, Nick weighs in on James Harden’s viral "no loyalty in sports" comments—unveiling the harsh reality of the business. The NFL landscape is shifting. With the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots coming off a dominant Super Bowl run, Nick identifies the top contenders ready to dethrone them in 2026. From the Chiefs and Eagles to the Jaguars and 49ers, the hunt is on. Maxx Crosby Trade Watch: Why the Raiders' star pass rusher could be on the move this offseason and what his massive trade value looks like. The Derek Carr Comeback: Could Carr unretire? We look at why the Vikings and Falcons are the ultimate landing spots for a playoff-ready veteran. College Football Chaos: With Trinidad Chambliss gaining a 6th year of eligibility, Nick discusses why the NCAA has become a "free-for-all." Former NFL QB and Westwood One analyst Ryan Leaf joins the show for an unfiltered conversation on: The "Wild West" of the current college football landscape. Fernando Mendoza to the Raiders: How the Heisman winner will translate to the pros and the hurdles he faces in Las Vegas. Sam Darnold’s Career Resurrection: What we can learn from the Seahawks' championship-winning QB. Maxx Crosby’s Future: Ryan's take on whether the Raiders should pull the trigger on a trade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 13 Feb 2026 14:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Nick Ashooh breaks down a week of historic milestones and offseason earthquakes. We start with LeBron James, who continues to defy Father Time by becoming the oldest player in NBA history to record a triple-double. Is there any doubting left for the King? Then, we shift to the hardwood drama surrounding the NBA All-Star Game. Nick reacts to Kevin Durant’s pointed jabs at Nikola Jokic and Luka Doncic regarding their All-Star efforts. Are the critics right about the game’s "lack of competitive fire," or is the NBA's experimentation exactly what the league needs? Plus, Nick weighs in on James Harden’s viral "no loyalty in sports" comments—unveiling the harsh reality of the business. The NFL landscape is shifting. With the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots coming off a dominant Super Bowl run, Nick identifies the top contenders ready to dethrone them in 2026. From the Chiefs and Eagles to the Jaguars and 49ers, the hunt is on. Maxx Crosby Trade Watch: Why the Raiders' star pass rusher could be on the move this offseason and what his massive trade value looks like. The Derek Carr Comeback: Could Carr unretire? We look at why the Vikings and Falcons are the ultimate landing spots for a playoff-ready veteran. College Football Chaos: With Trinidad Chambliss gaining a 6th year of eligibility, Nick discusses why the NCAA has become a "free-for-all." Former NFL QB and Westwood One analyst Ryan Leaf joins the show for an unfiltered conversation on: The "Wild West" of the current college football landscape. Fernando Mendoza to the Raiders: How the Heisman winner will translate to the pros and the hurdles he faces in Las Vegas. Sam Darnold’s Career Resurrection: What we can learn from the Seahawks' championship-winning QB. Maxx Crosby’s Future: Ryan's take on whether the Raiders should pull the trigger on a trade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Nick Ashooh breaks down a week of historic milestones and offseason earthquakes. We start with LeBron James, who continues to defy Father Time by becoming the oldest player in NBA history to record a triple-double. Is there any doubting left for the King?

Then, we shift to the hardwood drama surrounding the NBA All-Star Game. Nick reacts to Kevin Durant’s pointed jabs at Nikola Jokic and Luka Doncic regarding their All-Star efforts. Are the critics right about the game’s "lack of competitive fire," or is the NBA's experimentation exactly what the league needs? Plus, Nick weighs in on James Harden’s viral "no loyalty in sports" comments—unveiling the harsh reality of the business.

The NFL landscape is shifting. With the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots coming off a dominant Super Bowl run, Nick identifies the top contenders ready to dethrone them in 2026. From the Chiefs and Eagles to the Jaguars and 49ers, the hunt is on.

Maxx Crosby Trade Watch: Why the Raiders' star pass rusher could be on the move this offseason and what his massive trade value looks like.

The Derek Carr Comeback: Could Carr unretire? We look at why the Vikings and Falcons are the ultimate landing spots for a playoff-ready veteran.

College Football Chaos: With Trinidad Chambliss gaining a 6th year of eligibility, Nick discusses why the NCAA has become a "free-for-all."

Former NFL QB and Westwood One analyst Ryan Leaf joins the show for an unfiltered conversation on: The "Wild West" of the current college football landscape. Fernando Mendoza to the Raiders: How the Heisman winner will translate to the pros and the hurdles he faces in Las Vegas. Sam Darnold’s Career Resurrection: What we can learn from the Seahawks' championship-winning QB. Maxx Crosby’s Future: Ryan's take on whether the Raiders should pull the trigger on a trade.

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]]> 8255 NEXT: NBA’s Face, LeBron SHOULD Return to Cleveland, and Steelers 2026 QB Plans Is the "King" ready for one last dance in the Land? Nick Ashooh is in for Drake and he breaks down the logic behind a potential LeBron James return to the Cleveland Cavaliers and why it makes more sense than staying with the Lakers or chasing a ring in Golden State. Plus, we tackle the NBA’s identity crisis: with LeBron and Steph Curry entering their twilight years, who is the true face of the NBA? Nick weighs in on the elite field of Nikola Jokić, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Anthony Edwards, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Victor Wembanyama, and Luka Dončić. The NBA Title Vacuum: Nick explains why he’s a skeptic of every contender this year. Can OKC actually repeat? Is it too early for Wemby and the Spurs? And is there anybody worth watching in the Eastern Conference? Steelers Civil War: Former Steeler Joey Porter doesn’t hold back on Ben Roethlisberger. We dive into the "horrible teammate" allegations and the current state of the QB mess in Pittsburgh with an aging Aaron Rodgers potentially returning. The "Prove It" List: Why the pressure for next season starts and ends with Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. Westwood One and CBS NFL Analyst Ross Tucker joins the show to provide a masterclass on the league's coaching cycle and offseason outlook. Why Mike Macdonald is the defensive version of Sean McVay. Patriots Post-Mortem: Where should the blame actually be pointed in New England? Team Outlooks: Revamped coaching for the Eagles, why the Jaguars are a "buy" right now, and the future of Maxx Crosby with the Las Vegas Raiders. Nick wraps up with a look at the NFL's global expansion—why the international schedule is a win, but why the league needs something else more than an 18th game. Finally, we look at the headlines you might have missed: Zack Wheeler and his "souvenir" rib surgery. US Women’s Hockey goalie Aerin Frankel’s side quest as an Instagram Caesar salad influencer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 12 Feb 2026 14:19:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Is the "King" ready for one last dance in the Land? Nick Ashooh is in for Drake and he breaks down the logic behind a potential LeBron James return to the Cleveland Cavaliers and why it makes more sense than staying with the Lakers or chasing a ring in Golden State. Plus, we tackle the NBA’s identity crisis: with LeBron and Steph Curry entering their twilight years, who is the true face of the NBA? Nick weighs in on the elite field of Nikola Jokić, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Anthony Edwards, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Victor Wembanyama, and Luka Dončić. The NBA Title Vacuum: Nick explains why he’s a skeptic of every contender this year. Can OKC actually repeat? Is it too early for Wemby and the Spurs? And is there anybody worth watching in the Eastern Conference? Steelers Civil War: Former Steeler Joey Porter doesn’t hold back on Ben Roethlisberger. We dive into the "horrible teammate" allegations and the current state of the QB mess in Pittsburgh with an aging Aaron Rodgers potentially returning. The "Prove It" List: Why the pressure for next season starts and ends with Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. Westwood One and CBS NFL Analyst Ross Tucker joins the show to provide a masterclass on the league's coaching cycle and offseason outlook. Why Mike Macdonald is the defensive version of Sean McVay. Patriots Post-Mortem: Where should the blame actually be pointed in New England? Team Outlooks: Revamped coaching for the Eagles, why the Jaguars are a "buy" right now, and the future of Maxx Crosby with the Las Vegas Raiders. Nick wraps up with a look at the NFL's global expansion—why the international schedule is a win, but why the league needs something else more than an 18th game. Finally, we look at the headlines you might have missed: Zack Wheeler and his "souvenir" rib surgery. US Women’s Hockey goalie Aerin Frankel’s side quest as an Instagram Caesar salad influencer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Is the "King" ready for one last dance in the Land? Nick Ashooh is in for Drake and he breaks down the logic behind a potential LeBron James return to the Cleveland Cavaliers and why it makes more sense than staying with the Lakers or chasing a ring in Golden State.

Plus, we tackle the NBA’s identity crisis: with LeBron and Steph Curry entering their twilight years, who is the true face of the NBA? Nick weighs in on the elite field of Nikola Jokić, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Anthony Edwards, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Victor Wembanyama, and Luka Dončić.

The NBA Title Vacuum: Nick explains why he’s a skeptic of every contender this year. Can OKC actually repeat? Is it too early for Wemby and the Spurs? And is there anybody worth watching in the Eastern Conference?

Steelers Civil War: Former Steeler Joey Porter doesn’t hold back on Ben Roethlisberger. We dive into the "horrible teammate" allegations and the current state of the QB mess in Pittsburgh with an aging Aaron Rodgers potentially returning.

The "Prove It" List: Why the pressure for next season starts and ends with Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson.

Westwood One and CBS NFL Analyst Ross Tucker joins the show to provide a masterclass on the league's coaching cycle and offseason outlook. Why Mike Macdonald is the defensive version of Sean McVay. Patriots Post-Mortem: Where should the blame actually be pointed in New England? Team Outlooks: Revamped coaching for the Eagles, why the Jaguars are a "buy" right now, and the future of Maxx Crosby with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Nick wraps up with a look at the NFL's global expansion—why the international schedule is a win, but why the league needs something else more than an 18th game.

Finally, we look at the headlines you might have missed:

  • Zack Wheeler and his "souvenir" rib surgery.

  • US Women’s Hockey goalie Aerin Frankel’s side quest as an Instagram Caesar salad influencer.

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]]> 8262 DRAMA: Maxx Crosby Wants OUT of Vegas, LeBron Disses Lakers, Luka One Year Later In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Nick Ashooh navigates a pivotal 2026 NFL offseason, lead by the Las Vegas Raiders’ dilemma with star Maxx Crosby. Despite new head coach Klint Kubiak and owner Mark Davis publicly committing to Crosby, trade rumors swirl as the All-Pro reportedly bristles at yet another rebuild. Ashooh weighs the merits of trading a franchise icon to jumpstart the Raiders’ future, especially with the team holding the No. 1 pick and eyeing Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza. The show transitions to the broader NFL landscape, discussing the "bad" quarterback market and potential retirements of legends Aaron Rodgers and Travis Kelce. Shifting to the NBA, the tone turns blunt as LeBron James criticizes the Lakers’ inconsistency, stating they are "not a championship team" compared to the dominant Thunder. The episode concludes with a one-year retrospective on the Luka Dončić trade and a rapid-fire look at Super Bowl LX ratings and Olympic hockey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 11 Feb 2026 14:30:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Nick Ashooh navigates a pivotal 2026 NFL offseason, lead by the Las Vegas Raiders’ dilemma with star Maxx Crosby. Despite new head coach Klint Kubiak and owner Mark Davis publicly committing to Crosby, trade rumors swirl as the All-Pro reportedly bristles at yet another rebuild. Ashooh weighs the merits of trading a franchise icon to jumpstart the Raiders’ future, especially with the team holding the No. 1 pick and eyeing Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza. The show transitions to the broader NFL landscape, discussing the "bad" quarterback market and potential retirements of legends Aaron Rodgers and Travis Kelce. Shifting to the NBA, the tone turns blunt as LeBron James criticizes the Lakers’ inconsistency, stating they are "not a championship team" compared to the dominant Thunder. The episode concludes with a one-year retrospective on the Luka Dončić trade and a rapid-fire look at Super Bowl LX ratings and Olympic hockey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Nick Ashooh navigates a pivotal 2026 NFL offseason, lead by the Las Vegas Raiders’ dilemma with star Maxx Crosby. Despite new head coach Klint Kubiak and owner Mark Davis publicly committing to Crosby, trade rumors swirl as the All-Pro reportedly bristles at yet another rebuild. Ashooh weighs the merits of trading a franchise icon to jumpstart the Raiders’ future, especially with the team holding the No. 1 pick and eyeing Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza.

The show transitions to the broader NFL landscape, discussing the "bad" quarterback market and potential retirements of legends Aaron Rodgers and Travis Kelce. Shifting to the NBA, the tone turns blunt as LeBron James criticizes the Lakers’ inconsistency, stating they are "not a championship team" compared to the dominant Thunder. The episode concludes with a one-year retrospective on the Luka Dončić trade and a rapid-fire look at Super Bowl LX ratings and Olympic hockey.

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]]> 8145 WOW: Seahawks and Rams Tied for SB Favorites, Four Tossed in NBA Brawl, Sam Darnold the Underdog? In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Nick Ashooh dives into the aftermath of Super Bowl LX, where the Seattle Seahawks secured their second title with a 29–13 victory over the New England Patriots. The discussion centers on whether the champion Seahawks or the runner-up Patriots have a better chance at returning to the big stage next year. Ashooh highlights Sam Darnold’s incredible redemption arc, as the former "bust" led Seattle to a championship in his first year with the team. Despite the win, betting odds for Super Bowl LXI show an unprecedentedly wide-open field, with Seattle and the Los Angeles Rams opening as co-favorites at +950. The show also shifts to the NBA, covering the chaotic brawl between the Pistons and Hornets that led to four ejections, and the fallout of the James Harden blockbuster trade to Cleveland. Ashooh wraps with a look at "worst-to-first" candidates and a skeptical take on the proposed 18th NFL game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 10 Feb 2026 14:05:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Nick Ashooh dives into the aftermath of Super Bowl LX, where the Seattle Seahawks secured their second title with a 29–13 victory over the New England Patriots. The discussion centers on whether the champion Seahawks or the runner-up Patriots have a better chance at returning to the big stage next year. Ashooh highlights Sam Darnold’s incredible redemption arc, as the former "bust" led Seattle to a championship in his first year with the team. Despite the win, betting odds for Super Bowl LXI show an unprecedentedly wide-open field, with Seattle and the Los Angeles Rams opening as co-favorites at +950. The show also shifts to the NBA, covering the chaotic brawl between the Pistons and Hornets that led to four ejections, and the fallout of the James Harden blockbuster trade to Cleveland. Ashooh wraps with a look at "worst-to-first" candidates and a skeptical take on the proposed 18th NFL game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Nick Ashooh dives into the aftermath of Super Bowl LX, where the Seattle Seahawks secured their second title with a 29–13 victory over the New England Patriots. The discussion centers on whether the champion Seahawks or the runner-up Patriots have a better chance at returning to the big stage next year.

Ashooh highlights Sam Darnold’s incredible redemption arc, as the former "bust" led Seattle to a championship in his first year with the team. Despite the win, betting odds for Super Bowl LXI show an unprecedentedly wide-open field, with Seattle and the Los Angeles Rams opening as co-favorites at +950.

The show also shifts to the NBA, covering the chaotic brawl between the Pistons and Hornets that led to four ejections, and the fallout of the James Harden blockbuster trade to Cleveland. Ashooh wraps with a look at "worst-to-first" candidates and a skeptical take on the proposed 18th NFL game.

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]]> 8160 FINAL: Seattle Seahawks Are SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS Over New England Patriots, Drake Maye SACKED! In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the Seattle Seahawks’ dominant 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX. The show highlights head coach Mike Macdonald’s defensive masterclass, as the Seahawks' "Dark Side" defense stifled rookie Drake Maye, holding the Patriots to just 78 yards of total offense through three quarters and recording six sacks. Drake discusses the redemption of quarterback Sam Darnold, who finished a turnover-free postseason by throwing for 202 yards and a touchdown to AJ Barner. However, the spotlight remained on MVP Kenneth Walker III, who rushed for 135 yards, and kicker Jason Myers, who set a Super Bowl record with five field goals. Beyond the gridiron, Drake roasts those offended by Bad Bunny’s halftime show and reviews the "Biggest Losers" of the day. The episode concludes with a look at the Seahawks' rise from preseason underdogs to world champions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 09 Feb 2026 14:20:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the Seattle Seahawks’ dominant 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX. The show highlights head coach Mike Macdonald’s defensive masterclass, as the Seahawks' "Dark Side" defense stifled rookie Drake Maye, holding the Patriots to just 78 yards of total offense through three quarters and recording six sacks. Drake discusses the redemption of quarterback Sam Darnold, who finished a turnover-free postseason by throwing for 202 yards and a touchdown to AJ Barner. However, the spotlight remained on MVP Kenneth Walker III, who rushed for 135 yards, and kicker Jason Myers, who set a Super Bowl record with five field goals. Beyond the gridiron, Drake roasts those offended by Bad Bunny’s halftime show and reviews the "Biggest Losers" of the day. The episode concludes with a look at the Seahawks' rise from preseason underdogs to world champions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the Seattle Seahawks’ dominant 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX. The show highlights head coach Mike Macdonald’s defensive masterclass, as the Seahawks' "Dark Side" defense stifled rookie Drake Maye, holding the Patriots to just 78 yards of total offense through three quarters and recording six sacks.

Drake discusses the redemption of quarterback Sam Darnold, who finished a turnover-free postseason by throwing for 202 yards and a touchdown to AJ Barner. However, the spotlight remained on MVP Kenneth Walker III, who rushed for 135 yards, and kicker Jason Myers, who set a Super Bowl record with five field goals. Beyond the gridiron, Drake roasts those offended by Bad Bunny’s halftime show and reviews the "Biggest Losers" of the day. The episode concludes with a look at the Seahawks' rise from preseason underdogs to world champions.

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]]> 8109 SUPER BOWL 60: Why New England Patriots Will Win, Drew Brees In NFL Hall of Fame, Eli Manning Snub In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down the 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, headlined by first-ballot locks Drew Brees and Larry Fitzgerald. Joining them in Canton are linebacker Luke Kuechly, legendary kicker Adam Vinatieri, and Seniors finalist Roger Craig. However, the celebration is tempered by the shocking omission of six-time Super Bowl champion coach Bill Belichick, a move Drake notes has sparked widespread criticism across the league. The show also shifts focus to the NFL Honors, where Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford secured his first MVP in the closest voting race since 2003. Beyond the accolades, the episode dives into the "Biggest Losers," featuring Houston coach Kelvin Sampson’s complaints regarding NIL funding and Tom Brady’s "neutral" Super Bowl stance. From Hall of Fame snubs to MVP speeches, Toll balances high-stakes analysis with his signature energetic roasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 06 Feb 2026 14:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down the 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, headlined by first-ballot locks Drew Brees and Larry Fitzgerald. Joining them in Canton are linebacker Luke Kuechly, legendary kicker Adam Vinatieri, and Seniors finalist Roger Craig. However, the celebration is tempered by the shocking omission of six-time Super Bowl champion coach Bill Belichick, a move Drake notes has sparked widespread criticism across the league. The show also shifts focus to the NFL Honors, where Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford secured his first MVP in the closest voting race since 2003. Beyond the accolades, the episode dives into the "Biggest Losers," featuring Houston coach Kelvin Sampson’s complaints regarding NIL funding and Tom Brady’s "neutral" Super Bowl stance. From Hall of Fame snubs to MVP speeches, Toll balances high-stakes analysis with his signature energetic roasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, Drake breaks down the 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, headlined by first-ballot locks Drew Brees and Larry Fitzgerald. Joining them in Canton are linebacker Luke Kuechly, legendary kicker Adam Vinatieri, and Seniors finalist Roger Craig. However, the celebration is tempered by the shocking omission of six-time Super Bowl champion coach Bill Belichick, a move Drake notes has sparked widespread criticism across the league.

The show also shifts focus to the NFL Honors, where Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford secured his first MVP in the closest voting race since 2003. Beyond the accolades, the episode dives into the "Biggest Losers," featuring Houston coach Kelvin Sampson’s complaints regarding NIL funding and Tom Brady’s "neutral" Super Bowl stance. From Hall of Fame snubs to MVP speeches, Toll balances high-stakes analysis with his signature energetic roasts.

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]]> 8075 SORRY SLOVENIA: Luka Doncic Mavericks Trade OFFICIALLY Bad, Super Bowl Passed By MLB, NBA Trades In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a seismic shift in the NBA landscape as the Dallas Mavericks trade 10-time All-Star Anthony Davis to the Washington Wizards. The eight-player blockbuster marks the end of a disappointing era in Dallas, following the firing of GM Nico Harrison. The show also dives into a three-team trade sending veteran Chris Paul to the Toronto Raptors, though his stay may be short-lived. Shifting to the NFL, Drake analyzes the coaching carousel, specifically the Jets hiring Frank Reich as OC and the Cardinals adding Nathaniel Hackett. Finally, with Super Bowl LX looming, Drake provides injury updates on quarterbacks Drake Maye and Sam Darnold as the Patriots and Seahawks prepare for their championship clash. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 05 Feb 2026 14:05:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a seismic shift in the NBA landscape as the Dallas Mavericks trade 10-time All-Star Anthony Davis to the Washington Wizards. The eight-player blockbuster marks the end of a disappointing era in Dallas, following the firing of GM Nico Harrison. The show also dives into a three-team trade sending veteran Chris Paul to the Toronto Raptors, though his stay may be short-lived. Shifting to the NFL, Drake analyzes the coaching carousel, specifically the Jets hiring Frank Reich as OC and the Cardinals adding Nathaniel Hackett. Finally, with Super Bowl LX looming, Drake provides injury updates on quarterbacks Drake Maye and Sam Darnold as the Patriots and Seahawks prepare for their championship clash. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a seismic shift in the NBA landscape as the Dallas Mavericks trade 10-time All-Star Anthony Davis to the Washington Wizards. The eight-player blockbuster marks the end of a disappointing era in Dallas, following the firing of GM Nico Harrison.

The show also dives into a three-team trade sending veteran Chris Paul to the Toronto Raptors, though his stay may be short-lived. Shifting to the NFL, Drake analyzes the coaching carousel, specifically the Jets hiring Frank Reich as OC and the Cardinals adding Nathaniel Hackett. Finally, with Super Bowl LX looming, Drake provides injury updates on quarterbacks Drake Maye and Sam Darnold as the Patriots and Seahawks prepare for their championship clash.

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]]> 8136 YIKES: Robert Kraft Kept OUT of NFL Hall of Fame, New England Patriots Will UPSET Seattle Seahawks In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into the shockwaves sent through the league as both Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick were snubbed from the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Despite leading the Patriots to six Super Bowl titles, neither icon received the 40 votes required for enshrinement. The episode features insights from Solomon Wilcots and Ross Tucker on the "ridiculous" nature of the exclusion, with Kraft himself calling Belichick the "greatest of all time." Beyond the Hall of Fame controversy, the show breaks down the New York Giants’ hire of Matt Nagy as offensive coordinator to develop Jaxson Dart, and Todd Monken’s refusal to commit to Shedeur Sanders as the Browns' starter. Finally, the show looks ahead to Super Bowl LX, debating whether the underdog Patriots can overcome the favored Seattle Seahawks at Levi’s Stadium. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 04 Feb 2026 14:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into the shockwaves sent through the league as both Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick were snubbed from the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Despite leading the Patriots to six Super Bowl titles, neither icon received the 40 votes required for enshrinement. The episode features insights from Solomon Wilcots and Ross Tucker on the "ridiculous" nature of the exclusion, with Kraft himself calling Belichick the "greatest of all time." Beyond the Hall of Fame controversy, the show breaks down the New York Giants’ hire of Matt Nagy as offensive coordinator to develop Jaxson Dart, and Todd Monken’s refusal to commit to Shedeur Sanders as the Browns' starter. Finally, the show looks ahead to Super Bowl LX, debating whether the underdog Patriots can overcome the favored Seattle Seahawks at Levi’s Stadium. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into the shockwaves sent through the league as both Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick were snubbed from the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Despite leading the Patriots to six Super Bowl titles, neither icon received the 40 votes required for enshrinement. The episode features insights from Solomon Wilcots and Ross Tucker on the "ridiculous" nature of the exclusion, with Kraft himself calling Belichick the "greatest of all time."

Beyond the Hall of Fame controversy, the show breaks down the New York Giants’ hire of Matt Nagy as offensive coordinator to develop Jaxson Dart, and Todd Monken’s refusal to commit to Shedeur Sanders as the Browns' starter. Finally, the show looks ahead to Super Bowl LX, debating whether the underdog Patriots can overcome the favored Seattle Seahawks at Levi’s Stadium.

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]]> 8034 TRUTH: NFL Must ABANDON Rooney Rule, New York Giants Owner In Epstein Files, Super Bowl HEATS UP In this high-stakes edition of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into the electric atmosphere of Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium. The spotlight shines on New England Patriots rookie Drake Maye, who reassures fans that his throwing shoulder is “100 percent” following an AFC Championship injury. Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks prepare for the big game led by Sam Darnold, whose resurgence has left Justin Jefferson and the 9-8 Minnesota Vikings wondering "what if" after letting the Pro Bowler walk. The show takes a serious turn as Drake analyzes the NFL’s investigation into Giants co-owner Steve Tisch and his 440 mentions in the newly released Epstein files. Commissioner Roger Goodell also joins the conversation, addressing the league's diversity struggles after a coaching cycle where only one minority head coach, Robert Saleh, was hired. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 03 Feb 2026 15:13:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-stakes edition of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into the electric atmosphere of Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium. The spotlight shines on New England Patriots rookie Drake Maye, who reassures fans that his throwing shoulder is “100 percent” following an AFC Championship injury. Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks prepare for the big game led by Sam Darnold, whose resurgence has left Justin Jefferson and the 9-8 Minnesota Vikings wondering "what if" after letting the Pro Bowler walk. The show takes a serious turn as Drake analyzes the NFL’s investigation into Giants co-owner Steve Tisch and his 440 mentions in the newly released Epstein files. Commissioner Roger Goodell also joins the conversation, addressing the league's diversity struggles after a coaching cycle where only one minority head coach, Robert Saleh, was hired. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-stakes edition of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into the electric atmosphere of Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium. The spotlight shines on New England Patriots rookie Drake Maye, who reassures fans that his throwing shoulder is “100 percent” following an AFC Championship injury. Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks prepare for the big game led by Sam Darnold, whose resurgence has left Justin Jefferson and the 9-8 Minnesota Vikings wondering "what if" after letting the Pro Bowler walk.

The show takes a serious turn as Drake analyzes the NFL’s investigation into Giants co-owner Steve Tisch and his 440 mentions in the newly released Epstein files. Commissioner Roger Goodell also joins the conversation, addressing the league's diversity struggles after a coaching cycle where only one minority head coach, Robert Saleh, was hired.

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]]> 7182 YIKES: Tampering Tom Brady Leads Klint Kubiak to Las Vegas Raiders, Arizona Cardinals' Silly Hire In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One, Drake breaks down a massive coaching shakeup in the NFL. The Las Vegas Raiders are set to hire Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak as their next head coach following the Super Bowl. With Kubiak headed to Vegas, the Arizona Cardinals pivoted to hire Rams OC Mike LaFleur on a five-year deal. The show also features guest Cordell Woodland, a prominent Baltimore sports reporter from 105.7 The Fan and co-host of The Fresh Take. Woodland joins Drake to provide expert insight into the local landscape. Beyond the sidelines, Drake dives into Paul George’s 25-game suspension, Carlos Alcaraz’s historic career Grand Slam at the Australian Open, and the latest "Idiot of the Day." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 02 Feb 2026 14:58:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One, Drake breaks down a massive coaching shakeup in the NFL. The Las Vegas Raiders are set to hire Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak as their next head coach following the Super Bowl. With Kubiak headed to Vegas, the Arizona Cardinals pivoted to hire Rams OC Mike LaFleur on a five-year deal. The show also features guest Cordell Woodland, a prominent Baltimore sports reporter from 105.7 The Fan and co-host of The Fresh Take. Woodland joins Drake to provide expert insight into the local landscape. Beyond the sidelines, Drake dives into Paul George’s 25-game suspension, Carlos Alcaraz’s historic career Grand Slam at the Australian Open, and the latest "Idiot of the Day." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One, Drake breaks down a massive coaching shakeup in the NFL. The Las Vegas Raiders are set to hire Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak as their next head coach following the Super Bowl. With Kubiak headed to Vegas, the Arizona Cardinals pivoted to hire Rams OC Mike LaFleur on a five-year deal.

The show also features guest Cordell Woodland, a prominent Baltimore sports reporter from 105.7 The Fan and co-host of The Fresh Take. Woodland joins Drake to provide expert insight into the local landscape.

Beyond the sidelines, Drake dives into Paul George’s 25-game suspension, Carlos Alcaraz’s historic career Grand Slam at the Australian Open, and the latest "Idiot of the Day."

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]]> 7112 WEIRD: Buffalo Bills LOVE Joe Brady Now, Eagles Have New Coach, Falcons Hire GM, Kevin Stefanski In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Drake Toll breaks down the final piece of the Atlanta Falcons' front-office overhaul: the hiring of former Bears assistant GM Ian Cunningham. Toll analyzes how Cunningham, a Roswell native, rounds out a "power trio" alongside new President of Football Matt Ryan and head coach Kevin Stefanski. Drake provides updates on the "walking wounded" as Sam Darnold (Seahawks) and Drake Maye (Patriots) battle injuries ahead of the big game. Drake is joined by Browns beat reporter Mary Kay Cabot as she gives her thoughts on the Browns naming Todd Monken as their new HC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 30 Jan 2026 14:09:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Drake Toll breaks down the final piece of the Atlanta Falcons' front-office overhaul: the hiring of former Bears assistant GM Ian Cunningham. Toll analyzes how Cunningham, a Roswell native, rounds out a "power trio" alongside new President of Football Matt Ryan and head coach Kevin Stefanski. Drake provides updates on the "walking wounded" as Sam Darnold (Seahawks) and Drake Maye (Patriots) battle injuries ahead of the big game. Drake is joined by Browns beat reporter Mary Kay Cabot as she gives her thoughts on the Browns naming Todd Monken as their new HC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Drake Toll breaks down the final piece of the Atlanta Falcons' front-office overhaul: the hiring of former Bears assistant GM Ian Cunningham. Toll analyzes how Cunningham, a Roswell native, rounds out a "power trio" alongside new President of Football Matt Ryan and head coach Kevin Stefanski.

Drake provides updates on the "walking wounded" as Sam Darnold (Seahawks) and Drake Maye (Patriots) battle injuries ahead of the big game.

Drake is joined by Browns beat reporter Mary Kay Cabot as she gives her thoughts on the Browns naming Todd Monken as their new HC.

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]]> 6537 GROSS: Browns Hire TODD MONKEN Just to Fire TODD MONKEN, Tom Brady On Bill Belichick Hall of Fame In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dissects a chaotic week across the sports world, headlined by the Cleveland Browns hiring Todd Monken as head coach. Drake questions if the former Ravens OC can salvage a broken offense, especially as the team loses defensive mastermind Jim Schwartz. The conversation shifts to the "ridiculous" Bill Belichick Hall of Fame snub, featuring heated reactions from Tom Brady and Robert Kraft regarding the voting committee's failure to induct the six-time Super Bowl winner. The show takes a turn into the "Obituaries" section, discussing the looming end of an era in Milwaukee as Giannis Antetokounmpo reportedly nears a trade request. Drake also rounds up the day's "Biggest Losers," mocking the Dallas Cowboys for leading the league in Pro Bowlers while remaining postseason irrelevant. Featuring guest spots from Ross Tucker and Browns insider Chris Easterling, the episode balances tactical NFL analysis with unapologetic roasts of front-office failures. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 29 Jan 2026 16:13:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dissects a chaotic week across the sports world, headlined by the Cleveland Browns hiring Todd Monken as head coach. Drake questions if the former Ravens OC can salvage a broken offense, especially as the team loses defensive mastermind Jim Schwartz. The conversation shifts to the "ridiculous" Bill Belichick Hall of Fame snub, featuring heated reactions from Tom Brady and Robert Kraft regarding the voting committee's failure to induct the six-time Super Bowl winner. The show takes a turn into the "Obituaries" section, discussing the looming end of an era in Milwaukee as Giannis Antetokounmpo reportedly nears a trade request. Drake also rounds up the day's "Biggest Losers," mocking the Dallas Cowboys for leading the league in Pro Bowlers while remaining postseason irrelevant. Featuring guest spots from Ross Tucker and Browns insider Chris Easterling, the episode balances tactical NFL analysis with unapologetic roasts of front-office failures. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dissects a chaotic week across the sports world, headlined by the Cleveland Browns hiring Todd Monken as head coach. Drake questions if the former Ravens OC can salvage a broken offense, especially as the team loses defensive mastermind Jim Schwartz. The conversation shifts to the "ridiculous" Bill Belichick Hall of Fame snub, featuring heated reactions from Tom Brady and Robert Kraft regarding the voting committee's failure to induct the six-time Super Bowl winner.

The show takes a turn into the "Obituaries" section, discussing the looming end of an era in Milwaukee as Giannis Antetokounmpo reportedly nears a trade request. Drake also rounds up the day's "Biggest Losers," mocking the Dallas Cowboys for leading the league in Pro Bowlers while remaining postseason irrelevant. Featuring guest spots from Ross Tucker and Browns insider Chris Easterling, the episode balances tactical NFL analysis with unapologetic roasts of front-office failures.

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]]> 8085 OOPS: Buffalo Bills FIRE Sean McDermott Just to Hire Joe Brady, Brandon Beane Needs to Be Canned In this explosive episode of The Drake Toll Show, the sports world reels from the bombshell that legendary coach Bill Belichick failed to secure first-ballot induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Despite eight Super Bowl rings and 333 career wins, Belichick reportedly fell short of the 80% vote threshold, leaving him "puzzled" and "disappointed." The snub appears fueled by lingering resentment over Spygate and Deflategate, with some voters, including former GM Bill Polian, reportedly suggesting a "one-year penance." The show also covers a massive coaching shakeup in Buffalo. The Bills have promoted OC Joe Brady to head coach on a five-year deal following the firing of Sean McDermott. This move, heavily endorsed by MVP Josh Allen, follows a record-breaking offensive season. In college sports, Duke QB Darian Mensah settled a high-stakes legal battle with the university, clearing his path to transfer to Miami. Finally, the episode dives into the Denver Broncos' coaching purge, as Sean Payton fired OC Joe Lombardi following a heartbreaking AFC Championship loss that saw star QB Bo Nix sidelined with an ankle fracture. Bills reporter Sal Capaccio joins the show and gives his thoughts on Joe Brady being named the Bills new HC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 28 Jan 2026 14:04:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this explosive episode of The Drake Toll Show, the sports world reels from the bombshell that legendary coach Bill Belichick failed to secure first-ballot induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Despite eight Super Bowl rings and 333 career wins, Belichick reportedly fell short of the 80% vote threshold, leaving him "puzzled" and "disappointed." The snub appears fueled by lingering resentment over Spygate and Deflategate, with some voters, including former GM Bill Polian, reportedly suggesting a "one-year penance." The show also covers a massive coaching shakeup in Buffalo. The Bills have promoted OC Joe Brady to head coach on a five-year deal following the firing of Sean McDermott. This move, heavily endorsed by MVP Josh Allen, follows a record-breaking offensive season. In college sports, Duke QB Darian Mensah settled a high-stakes legal battle with the university, clearing his path to transfer to Miami. Finally, the episode dives into the Denver Broncos' coaching purge, as Sean Payton fired OC Joe Lombardi following a heartbreaking AFC Championship loss that saw star QB Bo Nix sidelined with an ankle fracture. Bills reporter Sal Capaccio joins the show and gives his thoughts on Joe Brady being named the Bills new HC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this explosive episode of The Drake Toll Show, the sports world reels from the bombshell that legendary coach Bill Belichick failed to secure first-ballot induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Despite eight Super Bowl rings and 333 career wins, Belichick reportedly fell short of the 80% vote threshold, leaving him "puzzled" and "disappointed." The snub appears fueled by lingering resentment over Spygate and Deflategate, with some voters, including former GM Bill Polian, reportedly suggesting a "one-year penance."

The show also covers a massive coaching shakeup in Buffalo. The Bills have promoted OC Joe Brady to head coach on a five-year deal following the firing of Sean McDermott. This move, heavily endorsed by MVP Josh Allen, follows a record-breaking offensive season.

In college sports, Duke QB Darian Mensah settled a high-stakes legal battle with the university, clearing his path to transfer to Miami. Finally, the episode dives into the Denver Broncos' coaching purge, as Sean Payton fired OC Joe Lombardi following a heartbreaking AFC Championship loss that saw star QB Bo Nix sidelined with an ankle fracture.

Bills reporter Sal Capaccio joins the show and gives his thoughts on Joe Brady being named the Bills new HC.

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]]> 8121 BOLD: New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks Are DYNASTIES In Making, Shedeur Sanders Pro Bowler? In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the New England Patriots’ historic return to the Super Bowl. Under first-year coach Mike Vrabel and quarterback Drake Maye, the Pats defeated Denver 10-7, sparking "third dynasty" talk from Rob Gronkowski. The show also dives into the coaching carousel, noting Philip Rivers’ withdrawal from the Bills' search and Grant Udinski’s rising stock. Other highlights include Shedeur Sanders’ Pro Bowl nod as a replacement for Maye, the "Idiot of the Day" segment featuring the Rams' mishandling of Cooper Kupp, and a deep dive into an NFL graphic that allegedly "predicted" the Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl matchup. Drake is joined by NFL veteran Geoff Schwartz as hit on all the top NFL stories of the day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 27 Jan 2026 14:11:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the New England Patriots’ historic return to the Super Bowl. Under first-year coach Mike Vrabel and quarterback Drake Maye, the Pats defeated Denver 10-7, sparking "third dynasty" talk from Rob Gronkowski. The show also dives into the coaching carousel, noting Philip Rivers’ withdrawal from the Bills' search and Grant Udinski’s rising stock. Other highlights include Shedeur Sanders’ Pro Bowl nod as a replacement for Maye, the "Idiot of the Day" segment featuring the Rams' mishandling of Cooper Kupp, and a deep dive into an NFL graphic that allegedly "predicted" the Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl matchup. Drake is joined by NFL veteran Geoff Schwartz as hit on all the top NFL stories of the day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the New England Patriots’ historic return to the Super Bowl. Under first-year coach Mike Vrabel and quarterback Drake Maye, the Pats defeated Denver 10-7, sparking "third dynasty" talk from Rob Gronkowski.

The show also dives into the coaching carousel, noting Philip Rivers’ withdrawal from the Bills' search and Grant Udinski’s rising stock. Other highlights include Shedeur Sanders’ Pro Bowl nod as a replacement for Maye, the "Idiot of the Day" segment featuring the Rams' mishandling of Cooper Kupp, and a deep dive into an NFL graphic that allegedly "predicted" the Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl matchup.

Drake is joined by NFL veteran Geoff Schwartz as hit on all the top NFL stories of the day.

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]]> 8084 STUNNED: New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks SUPER BOWL BOUND AGAIN, Drake Maye and Sam Darnold!? In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the New England Patriots’ gritty 10-7 AFC Championship victory over the Denver Broncos. Drake gives his thoughts on the Seahawks taking down the Rams in Sunday Night Football and begins to preview this year's Super Bowl matchup! Steelers beat reporter Jon Ledyard joins the show to give his thoughts on the Steelers new head coach hire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 26 Jan 2026 14:26:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the New England Patriots’ gritty 10-7 AFC Championship victory over the Denver Broncos. Drake gives his thoughts on the Seahawks taking down the Rams in Sunday Night Football and begins to preview this year's Super Bowl matchup! Steelers beat reporter Jon Ledyard joins the show to give his thoughts on the Steelers new head coach hire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the New England Patriots’ gritty 10-7 AFC Championship victory over the Denver Broncos. Drake gives his thoughts on the Seahawks taking down the Rams in Sunday Night Football and begins to preview this year's Super Bowl matchup!

Steelers beat reporter Jon Ledyard joins the show to give his thoughts on the Steelers new head coach hire.

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]]> 6813 WOW: Ravens Hire Jesse Minter, Giannis Calls Out Bucks, AFC/NFC Championship Preview In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host John Lund breaks down the Baltimore Ravens' landmark hiring of Jesse Minter as head coach. Replacing the franchise’s winningest coach, John Harbaugh, the 42-year-old Minter becomes the youngest head coach in Ravens history. Lund explores Minter’s deep ties to the Harbaugh family and his defensive success with the Chargers and Michigan. The show also touches on the Browns' struggles to find a head coach, the hate surrounding Indiana and Giannis Antetokounmpo’s frustrations with the Bucks. Lund is joined by 105.7 The Fan's Tim Barbalace to discuss his thoughts on the Ravens hiring Jesse Minter. Plus, Lund dives into this weekend's AFC & NFC Championship games! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 23 Jan 2026 14:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host John Lund breaks down the Baltimore Ravens' landmark hiring of Jesse Minter as head coach. Replacing the franchise’s winningest coach, John Harbaugh, the 42-year-old Minter becomes the youngest head coach in Ravens history. Lund explores Minter’s deep ties to the Harbaugh family and his defensive success with the Chargers and Michigan. The show also touches on the Browns' struggles to find a head coach, the hate surrounding Indiana and Giannis Antetokounmpo’s frustrations with the Bucks. Lund is joined by 105.7 The Fan's Tim Barbalace to discuss his thoughts on the Ravens hiring Jesse Minter. Plus, Lund dives into this weekend's AFC & NFC Championship games! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host John Lund breaks down the Baltimore Ravens' landmark hiring of Jesse Minter as head coach. Replacing the franchise’s winningest coach, John Harbaugh, the 42-year-old Minter becomes the youngest head coach in Ravens history.

Lund explores Minter’s deep ties to the Harbaugh family and his defensive success with the Chargers and Michigan. The show also touches on the Browns' struggles to find a head coach, the hate surrounding Indiana and Giannis Antetokounmpo’s frustrations with the Bucks.

Lund is joined by 105.7 The Fan's Tim Barbalace to discuss his thoughts on the Ravens hiring Jesse Minter. Plus, Lund dives into this weekend's AFC & NFC Championship games!

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]]> 8170 DRAMA: Bills Owner Shifts Playoff Loss Blame, MLB Hall of Very Good, College Hoops Breakdown In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host John Lund breaks down the seismic shift in Buffalo following the firing of head coach Sean McDermott. Bills owner Terry Pegula revealed he made the emotional decision in the locker room immediately after an overtime playoff loss to the Denver Broncos, citing a "playoff wall" the team couldn't breach. Despite reports of McDermott criticizing roster construction weeks prior, Pegula doubled down on GM Brandon Beane, promoting him to President of Football Operations. The show explores the "con" of this power consolidation, Beane’s spotty draft record with receivers, and the upcoming AFC Championship between the Patriots and the quarterback-depleted Broncos. Lund sits down with Eagles and Giants beat reporter Chris Franklin to discuss his thoughts on John Harbaugh as the Giants' new head coach. Plus, ESPN's Mark Wise stops by to talk college hoops! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 22 Jan 2026 14:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host John Lund breaks down the seismic shift in Buffalo following the firing of head coach Sean McDermott. Bills owner Terry Pegula revealed he made the emotional decision in the locker room immediately after an overtime playoff loss to the Denver Broncos, citing a "playoff wall" the team couldn't breach. Despite reports of McDermott criticizing roster construction weeks prior, Pegula doubled down on GM Brandon Beane, promoting him to President of Football Operations. The show explores the "con" of this power consolidation, Beane’s spotty draft record with receivers, and the upcoming AFC Championship between the Patriots and the quarterback-depleted Broncos. Lund sits down with Eagles and Giants beat reporter Chris Franklin to discuss his thoughts on John Harbaugh as the Giants' new head coach. Plus, ESPN's Mark Wise stops by to talk college hoops! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host John Lund breaks down the seismic shift in Buffalo following the firing of head coach Sean McDermott. Bills owner Terry Pegula revealed he made the emotional decision in the locker room immediately after an overtime playoff loss to the Denver Broncos, citing a "playoff wall" the team couldn't breach.

Despite reports of McDermott criticizing roster construction weeks prior, Pegula doubled down on GM Brandon Beane, promoting him to President of Football Operations. The show explores the "con" of this power consolidation, Beane’s spotty draft record with receivers, and the upcoming AFC Championship between the Patriots and the quarterback-depleted Broncos.

Lund sits down with Eagles and Giants beat reporter Chris Franklin to discuss his thoughts on John Harbaugh as the Giants' new head coach. Plus, ESPN's Mark Wise stops by to talk college hoops!

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]]> 8107 WOW: Mike McDaniel Named Chargers' New OC, John Harbaugh DRAMA in New York, Wade Phillips Joins Show Host Drake Toll navigates a seismic shift in the football landscape as the Los Angeles Chargers land "revolutionary" play-caller Mike McDaniel as offensive coordinator. McDaniel joins Jim Harbaugh’s staff to revitalize Justin Herbert following the dismissal of Greg Roman. Meanwhile, John Harbaugh is introduced as the New York Giants head coach, commanding a $100 million contract and unprecedented reporting power directly to ownership. Drake sits down with legendary coach Wade Phillips to discuss the McDermott firing and Indiana beat reporter Matthew Weaver to recap IU's big win over Miami. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 21 Jan 2026 14:08:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Host Drake Toll navigates a seismic shift in the football landscape as the Los Angeles Chargers land "revolutionary" play-caller Mike McDaniel as offensive coordinator. McDaniel joins Jim Harbaugh’s staff to revitalize Justin Herbert following the dismissal of Greg Roman. Meanwhile, John Harbaugh is introduced as the New York Giants head coach, commanding a $100 million contract and unprecedented reporting power directly to ownership. Drake sits down with legendary coach Wade Phillips to discuss the McDermott firing and Indiana beat reporter Matthew Weaver to recap IU's big win over Miami. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Host Drake Toll navigates a seismic shift in the football landscape as the Los Angeles Chargers land "revolutionary" play-caller Mike McDaniel as offensive coordinator. McDaniel joins Jim Harbaugh’s staff to revitalize Justin Herbert following the dismissal of Greg Roman. Meanwhile, John Harbaugh is introduced as the New York Giants head coach, commanding a $100 million contract and unprecedented reporting power directly to ownership.

Drake sits down with legendary coach Wade Phillips to discuss the McDermott firing and Indiana beat reporter Matthew Weaver to recap IU's big win over Miami.

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]]> 8114 HUGE: Indiana THUMPS Miami, Better Than 2019 LSU, Sean McDermott OUT in Buffalo, Josh Allen Escapes In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down Indiana’s historic 27-21 victory over Miami to claim their first-ever national title and a perfect 16-0 season. He highlights Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza’s iconic fourth-down touchdown run and Coach Curt Cignetti’s bold gambles that transformed a losing program into champions in just two years. The show also covers Carson Beck’s emotional final game, the shock firing of Bills coach Sean McDermott, and the "Biggest Losers" of the day. Finally, Drake welcomes Jacob Goins to celebrate the Hoosiers' miracle run and Gene Battaglia to discuss McDermott's firing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 20 Jan 2026 14:07:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down Indiana’s historic 27-21 victory over Miami to claim their first-ever national title and a perfect 16-0 season. He highlights Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza’s iconic fourth-down touchdown run and Coach Curt Cignetti’s bold gambles that transformed a losing program into champions in just two years. The show also covers Carson Beck’s emotional final game, the shock firing of Bills coach Sean McDermott, and the "Biggest Losers" of the day. Finally, Drake welcomes Jacob Goins to celebrate the Hoosiers' miracle run and Gene Battaglia to discuss McDermott's firing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down Indiana’s historic 27-21 victory over Miami to claim their first-ever national title and a perfect 16-0 season. He highlights Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza’s iconic fourth-down touchdown run and Coach Curt Cignetti’s bold gambles that transformed a losing program into champions in just two years.

The show also covers Carson Beck’s emotional final game, the shock firing of Bills coach Sean McDermott, and the "Biggest Losers" of the day. Finally, Drake welcomes Jacob Goins to celebrate the Hoosiers' miracle run and Gene Battaglia to discuss McDermott's firing.

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]]> 8130 TRUE: Indiana Will THROTTLE Miami, Seahawks Win Super Bowl, Chicago Bears Run Ends, Drake Maye MVP? In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a wild divisional weekend that saw the Los Angeles Rams outlast the Chicago Bears in a 20-17 overtime thriller. After Caleb Williams forced OT with a miraculous "Next Gen" heave, Matthew Stafford’s "knowing glance" to Sean McVay sealed Chicago's fate. Drake also dives into the Patriots’ snowy 28-16 victory over the Texans and the Broncos’ bittersweet 33-30 win, which cost them star QB Bo Nix for the season. Plus, a preview of the Indiana vs. Miami National Championship—can the top-ranked Hoosiers complete a historic 16-0 run? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 19 Jan 2026 14:17:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a wild divisional weekend that saw the Los Angeles Rams outlast the Chicago Bears in a 20-17 overtime thriller. After Caleb Williams forced OT with a miraculous "Next Gen" heave, Matthew Stafford’s "knowing glance" to Sean McVay sealed Chicago's fate. Drake also dives into the Patriots’ snowy 28-16 victory over the Texans and the Broncos’ bittersweet 33-30 win, which cost them star QB Bo Nix for the season. Plus, a preview of the Indiana vs. Miami National Championship—can the top-ranked Hoosiers complete a historic 16-0 run? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a wild divisional weekend that saw the Los Angeles Rams outlast the Chicago Bears in a 20-17 overtime thriller. After Caleb Williams forced OT with a miraculous "Next Gen" heave, Matthew Stafford’s "knowing glance" to Sean McVay sealed Chicago's fate.

Drake also dives into the Patriots’ snowy 28-16 victory over the Texans and the Broncos’ bittersweet 33-30 win, which cost them star QB Bo Nix for the season. Plus, a preview of the Indiana vs. Miami National Championship—can the top-ranked Hoosiers complete a historic 16-0 run?

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]]> 8139 BOLD: Will Giants REGRET John Harbaugh, Marcus Freeman to NFL, Seahawks Will BLOW OUT 49ers In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the New York Giants' high-stakes gamble on John Harbaugh. Drake explores the "one man’s trash, another man’s treasure" angle, highlighting how Baltimore’s decision to move on provides New York with the veteran competency they’ve lacked. Drake dive into the NCAA basketball point-shaving scandal that is taking the world by storm. Issac Schade joins the show to break down what he thinks will happen next in the fallout. Locked On Ole Miss host Steven Willis also stops by to discuss how Lane Kiffin is tampering with the transfer portal and what that means for college football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 16 Jan 2026 14:06:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the New York Giants' high-stakes gamble on John Harbaugh. Drake explores the "one man’s trash, another man’s treasure" angle, highlighting how Baltimore’s decision to move on provides New York with the veteran competency they’ve lacked. Drake dive into the NCAA basketball point-shaving scandal that is taking the world by storm. Issac Schade joins the show to break down what he thinks will happen next in the fallout. Locked On Ole Miss host Steven Willis also stops by to discuss how Lane Kiffin is tampering with the transfer portal and what that means for college football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the New York Giants' high-stakes gamble on John Harbaugh. Drake explores the "one man’s trash, another man’s treasure" angle, highlighting how Baltimore’s decision to move on provides New York with the veteran competency they’ve lacked.

Drake dive into the NCAA basketball point-shaving scandal that is taking the world by storm. Issac Schade joins the show to break down what he thinks will happen next in the fallout. Locked On Ole Miss host Steven Willis also stops by to discuss how Lane Kiffin is tampering with the transfer portal and what that means for college football.

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]]> 8130 WILD: John Harbaugh Headed to NEW YORK GIANTS As Head Coach, Who Will Pittsburgh Steelers Hire? In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll breaks down the explosive news that the New York Giants are finalizing a deal to hire former Ravens coach John Harbaugh. Toll explores a "Coaching Carousel" opinion piece, matching Kevin Stefanski to Atlanta and Mike McDaniel to Cleveland, while highlighting Brian Flores as the perfect fit for the Raiders and Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza. The show also tackles the Chicago Bears’ playoff preparations, the "Biggest Losers," and "Obituaries" for failing sports careers. Between segments on Cooper Flagg’s injury and a $130 million Red Sox deal, Toll delivers high-energy insights and interacts with "Crazy Chicago Fan" Jake Hasan. Drake is joined by CFB Hall of Fame Inductee Gary Patterson to break down his journey to the Hall of Fame. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 15 Jan 2026 21:27:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll breaks down the explosive news that the New York Giants are finalizing a deal to hire former Ravens coach John Harbaugh. Toll explores a "Coaching Carousel" opinion piece, matching Kevin Stefanski to Atlanta and Mike McDaniel to Cleveland, while highlighting Brian Flores as the perfect fit for the Raiders and Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza. The show also tackles the Chicago Bears’ playoff preparations, the "Biggest Losers," and "Obituaries" for failing sports careers. Between segments on Cooper Flagg’s injury and a $130 million Red Sox deal, Toll delivers high-energy insights and interacts with "Crazy Chicago Fan" Jake Hasan. Drake is joined by CFB Hall of Fame Inductee Gary Patterson to break down his journey to the Hall of Fame. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Drake Toll breaks down the explosive news that the New York Giants are finalizing a deal to hire former Ravens coach John Harbaugh. Toll explores a "Coaching Carousel" opinion piece, matching Kevin Stefanski to Atlanta and Mike McDaniel to Cleveland, while highlighting Brian Flores as the perfect fit for the Raiders and Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza.

The show also tackles the Chicago Bears’ playoff preparations, the "Biggest Losers," and "Obituaries" for failing sports careers. Between segments on Cooper Flagg’s injury and a $130 million Red Sox deal, Toll delivers high-energy insights and interacts with "Crazy Chicago Fan" Jake Hasan.

Drake is joined by CFB Hall of Fame Inductee Gary Patterson to break down his journey to the Hall of Fame.

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]]> 8069 WOW: Mike Tomlin OUT as Pittsburgh Steelers Coach, Will He Be a Baltimore Raven, Cleveland Brown? In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake reacts to the seismic news of Mike Tomlin stepping down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after 19 seasons. The show dissects Tomlin’s historic legacy—marked by zero losing seasons—against the backdrop of a nine-year playoff win drought and a crushing wild-card loss to the Texans. The program also covers the Philadelphia Eagles' decision to remove Kevin Patullo as Offensive Coordinator following a sharp decline in production. The second half shifts to AFC North coaching rumors, featuring potential candidates for the Ravens job and the Browns' search, before concluding with guest insights from Chris Mack and Gene Battaglia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 14 Jan 2026 14:43:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake reacts to the seismic news of Mike Tomlin stepping down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after 19 seasons. The show dissects Tomlin’s historic legacy—marked by zero losing seasons—against the backdrop of a nine-year playoff win drought and a crushing wild-card loss to the Texans. The program also covers the Philadelphia Eagles' decision to remove Kevin Patullo as Offensive Coordinator following a sharp decline in production. The second half shifts to AFC North coaching rumors, featuring potential candidates for the Ravens job and the Browns' search, before concluding with guest insights from Chris Mack and Gene Battaglia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake reacts to the seismic news of Mike Tomlin stepping down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after 19 seasons. The show dissects Tomlin’s historic legacy—marked by zero losing seasons—against the backdrop of a nine-year playoff win drought and a crushing wild-card loss to the Texans.

The program also covers the Philadelphia Eagles' decision to remove Kevin Patullo as Offensive Coordinator following a sharp decline in production. The second half shifts to AFC North coaching rumors, featuring potential candidates for the Ravens job and the Browns' search, before concluding with guest insights from Chris Mack and Gene Battaglia.

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]]> 8099 YIKES: Steelers Firing Mike Tomlin TODAY is Likely, Houston Texans Are For Real, Matt LaFleur Future In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the Houston Texans’ historic 30-6 Wild Card victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Led by the NFL’s top-ranked defense, Houston stifled Aaron Rodgers, holding Pittsburgh to just 175 total yards and zero touchdowns. The show also explores Mike Tomlin’s record-tying seventh straight playoff loss and whether this defeat marks the end of Rodgers’ Hall of Fame career. Drake also breaks down how this year's Indiana team is similar to the 2019 LSU CFB team. Drake is joined by Locked on Packers host Peter Bukowski to highlight all of the Matt LaFleur rumors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 13 Jan 2026 14:08:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the Houston Texans’ historic 30-6 Wild Card victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Led by the NFL’s top-ranked defense, Houston stifled Aaron Rodgers, holding Pittsburgh to just 175 total yards and zero touchdowns. The show also explores Mike Tomlin’s record-tying seventh straight playoff loss and whether this defeat marks the end of Rodgers’ Hall of Fame career. Drake also breaks down how this year's Indiana team is similar to the 2019 LSU CFB team. Drake is joined by Locked on Packers host Peter Bukowski to highlight all of the Matt LaFleur rumors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down the Houston Texans’ historic 30-6 Wild Card victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Led by the NFL’s top-ranked defense, Houston stifled Aaron Rodgers, holding Pittsburgh to just 175 total yards and zero touchdowns.

The show also explores Mike Tomlin’s record-tying seventh straight playoff loss and whether this defeat marks the end of Rodgers’ Hall of Fame career.

Drake also breaks down how this year's Indiana team is similar to the 2019 LSU CFB team. Drake is joined by Locked on Packers host Peter Bukowski to highlight all of the Matt LaFleur rumors.

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]]> 8080 WILD... CARD: Fire Nick Sirianni? Bears SHOCK Packers, Drake Maye MVP Heats Up, Steelers and Texans? On this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, the NFL wild-card weekend takes center stage. We dive into the Patriots’ 16-3 defensive masterclass over the Chargers, highlighted by Drake Maye’s playoff debut and a literal "bloody" celebration between Mike Vrabel and Milton Williams. The drama continues with Caleb Williams’ historic 18-point comeback to stun the Packers 31-27, and Brock Purdy leading the 49ers past the defending champion Eagles. Plus, Matthew Stafford’s late-game heroics lift the Rams over the Panthers, and No. 1 Indiana punches its ticket to the National Championship after a 56-22 dismantling of Oregon in the Peach Bowl. Drake is joined by BetMGM Network's Chris Mack to preview the Steelers vs Texans MNF matchup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 12 Jan 2026 14:46:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, the NFL wild-card weekend takes center stage. We dive into the Patriots’ 16-3 defensive masterclass over the Chargers, highlighted by Drake Maye’s playoff debut and a literal "bloody" celebration between Mike Vrabel and Milton Williams. The drama continues with Caleb Williams’ historic 18-point comeback to stun the Packers 31-27, and Brock Purdy leading the 49ers past the defending champion Eagles. Plus, Matthew Stafford’s late-game heroics lift the Rams over the Panthers, and No. 1 Indiana punches its ticket to the National Championship after a 56-22 dismantling of Oregon in the Peach Bowl. Drake is joined by BetMGM Network's Chris Mack to preview the Steelers vs Texans MNF matchup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On this high-octane episode of The Drake Toll Show, the NFL wild-card weekend takes center stage. We dive into the Patriots’ 16-3 defensive masterclass over the Chargers, highlighted by Drake Maye’s playoff debut and a literal "bloody" celebration between Mike Vrabel and Milton Williams.

The drama continues with Caleb Williams’ historic 18-point comeback to stun the Packers 31-27, and Brock Purdy leading the 49ers past the defending champion Eagles. Plus, Matthew Stafford’s late-game heroics lift the Rams over the Panthers, and No. 1 Indiana punches its ticket to the National Championship after a 56-22 dismantling of Oregon in the Peach Bowl.

Drake is joined by BetMGM Network's Chris Mack to preview the Steelers vs Texans MNF matchup.

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]]> 7017 STUNNED: Miami SHOCKS Ole Miss, Packers FAVORED At Bears In NFL Playoffs, John Harbaugh to New York? In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down No. 10 Miami’s exhilarating 31-27 victory over No. 6 Ole Miss in the CFP semifinal at the Fiesta Bowl. Trailing late in the fourth quarter, quarterback Carson Beck engineered a heroic 15-play, 75-yard drive, capped by his own 3-yard touchdown run with just 18 seconds remaining. Coach Mario Cristobal’s Canes have now secured seven straight wins, making history as the first team in the BCS/CFP era to play for a national title in their home stadium—Hard Rock Stadium. The show also covers the firing of Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel and Indiana’s massive athletic department growth under Curt Cignetti. Drake is joined by Locked on Canes host Alex Donno and ESPN Radio's Mia O'Brien as they break down the Miami taking down Ole Miss and preview Jags vs Bills. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 09 Jan 2026 14:17:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down No. 10 Miami’s exhilarating 31-27 victory over No. 6 Ole Miss in the CFP semifinal at the Fiesta Bowl. Trailing late in the fourth quarter, quarterback Carson Beck engineered a heroic 15-play, 75-yard drive, capped by his own 3-yard touchdown run with just 18 seconds remaining. Coach Mario Cristobal’s Canes have now secured seven straight wins, making history as the first team in the BCS/CFP era to play for a national title in their home stadium—Hard Rock Stadium. The show also covers the firing of Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel and Indiana’s massive athletic department growth under Curt Cignetti. Drake is joined by Locked on Canes host Alex Donno and ESPN Radio's Mia O'Brien as they break down the Miami taking down Ole Miss and preview Jags vs Bills. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down No. 10 Miami’s exhilarating 31-27 victory over No. 6 Ole Miss in the CFP semifinal at the Fiesta Bowl. Trailing late in the fourth quarter, quarterback Carson Beck engineered a heroic 15-play, 75-yard drive, capped by his own 3-yard touchdown run with just 18 seconds remaining.

Coach Mario Cristobal’s Canes have now secured seven straight wins, making history as the first team in the BCS/CFP era to play for a national title in their home stadium—Hard Rock Stadium.

The show also covers the firing of Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel and Indiana’s massive athletic department growth under Curt Cignetti.

Drake is joined by Locked on Canes host Alex Donno and ESPN Radio's Mia O'Brien as they break down the Miami taking down Ole Miss and preview Jags vs Bills.

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]]> 8064 NEW: John Harbaugh to the BILLS, Miami Will SHOCK Ole Miss, Transfer Portal is KILLING SEC Football Host Drake Toll dives into the NFL coaching carousel, highlighting Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak’s five head coaching interview requests and the New York Giants emerging as favorites for John Harbaugh. The show previews the Fiesta Bowl, debating whether Ole Miss star Trinidad Chambliss can overcome Miami’s physical run game. Drake leans into the "Power of the Pope" superstition, noting the eerie correlation between new Popes and Seahawks #1 seeds. With Sam Darnold leading the offense and a healthy defense, Seattle enters the playoffs as Super Bowl favorites. Drake is joined by Locked on Ole Miss host Steven Willis and the ACC Digital Network's Wes Bryant. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 08 Jan 2026 15:23:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Host Drake Toll dives into the NFL coaching carousel, highlighting Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak’s five head coaching interview requests and the New York Giants emerging as favorites for John Harbaugh. The show previews the Fiesta Bowl, debating whether Ole Miss star Trinidad Chambliss can overcome Miami’s physical run game. Drake leans into the "Power of the Pope" superstition, noting the eerie correlation between new Popes and Seahawks #1 seeds. With Sam Darnold leading the offense and a healthy defense, Seattle enters the playoffs as Super Bowl favorites. Drake is joined by Locked on Ole Miss host Steven Willis and the ACC Digital Network's Wes Bryant. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Host Drake Toll dives into the NFL coaching carousel, highlighting Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak’s five head coaching interview requests and the New York Giants emerging as favorites for John Harbaugh. The show previews the Fiesta Bowl, debating whether Ole Miss star Trinidad Chambliss can overcome Miami’s physical run game.

Drake leans into the "Power of the Pope" superstition, noting the eerie correlation between new Popes and Seahawks #1 seeds. With Sam Darnold leading the offense and a healthy defense, Seattle enters the playoffs as Super Bowl favorites.

Drake is joined by Locked on Ole Miss host Steven Willis and the ACC Digital Network's Wes Bryant.

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]]> 8048 OOF: John Harbaugh FIRED By Baltimore Ravens, Drake Maye or Matthew Stafford MVP, Matt Eberflus Done In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake tackles a chaotic Tuesday in the sports world, headlined by the seismic firing of John Harbaugh. Drake dissects the fallout, noting that while Harbaugh is a Hall of Fame lock, his inability to convert the Lamar Jackson era into deep postseason runs—paired with a franchise-worst home record—made the exit "incredibly difficult" yet inevitable. The coaching carousel doesn't stop in Baltimore. Drake dives into the "Obituaries" segment, detailing the house-cleaning in Dallas and Washington. In the college ranks, the show explores the "fireworks" at Ole Miss. As the Rebels prepare for a CFP semifinal against Miami, several assistants have already signed with LSU to follow Lane Kiffin. Drake highlights the friction as some coaches juggle recruiting for their new team while trying to finish a championship run in Oxford. Finally, the show celebrates the "Transformation" of the NFL behind sophomore stars Bo Nix and Drake Maye. Nix tied Russell Wilson’s record for wins in his first two seasons (24), while Maye shattered Tom Brady’s franchise records for passer rating and completion percentage.  Drake is joined by ESPN's Roy Philpott and 105.7 The Fan's Tim Barbalace as they hit on all of the top CFP and Ravens headlines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 07 Jan 2026 14:07:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake tackles a chaotic Tuesday in the sports world, headlined by the seismic firing of John Harbaugh. Drake dissects the fallout, noting that while Harbaugh is a Hall of Fame lock, his inability to convert the Lamar Jackson era into deep postseason runs—paired with a franchise-worst home record—made the exit "incredibly difficult" yet inevitable. The coaching carousel doesn't stop in Baltimore. Drake dives into the "Obituaries" segment, detailing the house-cleaning in Dallas and Washington. In the college ranks, the show explores the "fireworks" at Ole Miss. As the Rebels prepare for a CFP semifinal against Miami, several assistants have already signed with LSU to follow Lane Kiffin. Drake highlights the friction as some coaches juggle recruiting for their new team while trying to finish a championship run in Oxford. Finally, the show celebrates the "Transformation" of the NFL behind sophomore stars Bo Nix and Drake Maye. Nix tied Russell Wilson’s record for wins in his first two seasons (24), while Maye shattered Tom Brady’s franchise records for passer rating and completion percentage.  Drake is joined by ESPN's Roy Philpott and 105.7 The Fan's Tim Barbalace as they hit on all of the top CFP and Ravens headlines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake tackles a chaotic Tuesday in the sports world, headlined by the seismic firing of John Harbaugh. Drake dissects the fallout, noting that while Harbaugh is a Hall of Fame lock, his inability to convert the Lamar Jackson era into deep postseason runs—paired with a franchise-worst home record—made the exit "incredibly difficult" yet inevitable.

The coaching carousel doesn't stop in Baltimore. Drake dives into the "Obituaries" segment, detailing the house-cleaning in Dallas and Washington.

In the college ranks, the show explores the "fireworks" at Ole Miss. As the Rebels prepare for a CFP semifinal against Miami, several assistants have already signed with LSU to follow Lane Kiffin. Drake highlights the friction as some coaches juggle recruiting for their new team while trying to finish a championship run in Oxford.

Finally, the show celebrates the "Transformation" of the NFL behind sophomore stars Bo Nix and Drake Maye. Nix tied Russell Wilson’s record for wins in his first two seasons (24), while Maye shattered Tom Brady’s franchise records for passer rating and completion percentage. 

Drake is joined by ESPN's Roy Philpott and 105.7 The Fan's Tim Barbalace as they hit on all of the top CFP and Ravens headlines.

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]]> 8014 YIKES: Browns FIRE Kevin Stefanski, Transfer Portal STINKS from BYU to Indiana, Kevin Harlan Joins In a high-octane Tuesday morning edition, Drake Toll delivered an uncompromising breakdown of the NFL’s "Black Monday" carnage and a preview of a Wild Card weekend filled with historical rivalries. Drake kicked things off with the Atlanta Falcons’ total organizational reset, noting that owner Arthur Blank finally ran out of patience after five years of mediocrity under GM Terry Fontenot and back-to-back 8-9 seasons from Raheem Morris. Drake also handed out his "Biggest Losers" honors, highlighting an AFC West Sunday where the Broncos, Chargers, Raiders, and Chiefs combined for zero offensive touchdowns. Drake previewed the Panthers vs. Rams matchup, where Carolina enters as massive 9.5-point home underdogs despite beating LA in Week 13. He also broke down the "rubber match" between the Packers and Bears, noting that Chicago enters as a slight 1.5-point favorite. Rounding out the slate, Drake looked at the high-flying Bills-Jaguars clash and the heavyweight 49ers-Eagles rematch, where Philly opens as a 3.5-point favorite in their Super Bowl defense. Westwood One broadcaster Kevin Harlan also joined the show to break down the NFL playoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 06 Jan 2026 14:31:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In a high-octane Tuesday morning edition, Drake Toll delivered an uncompromising breakdown of the NFL’s "Black Monday" carnage and a preview of a Wild Card weekend filled with historical rivalries. Drake kicked things off with the Atlanta Falcons’ total organizational reset, noting that owner Arthur Blank finally ran out of patience after five years of mediocrity under GM Terry Fontenot and back-to-back 8-9 seasons from Raheem Morris. Drake also handed out his "Biggest Losers" honors, highlighting an AFC West Sunday where the Broncos, Chargers, Raiders, and Chiefs combined for zero offensive touchdowns. Drake previewed the Panthers vs. Rams matchup, where Carolina enters as massive 9.5-point home underdogs despite beating LA in Week 13. He also broke down the "rubber match" between the Packers and Bears, noting that Chicago enters as a slight 1.5-point favorite. Rounding out the slate, Drake looked at the high-flying Bills-Jaguars clash and the heavyweight 49ers-Eagles rematch, where Philly opens as a 3.5-point favorite in their Super Bowl defense. Westwood One broadcaster Kevin Harlan also joined the show to break down the NFL playoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In a high-octane Tuesday morning edition, Drake Toll delivered an uncompromising breakdown of the NFL’s "Black Monday" carnage and a preview of a Wild Card weekend filled with historical rivalries. Drake kicked things off with the Atlanta Falcons’ total organizational reset, noting that owner Arthur Blank finally ran out of patience after five years of mediocrity under GM Terry Fontenot and back-to-back 8-9 seasons from Raheem Morris.

Drake also handed out his "Biggest Losers" honors, highlighting an AFC West Sunday where the Broncos, Chargers, Raiders, and Chiefs combined for zero offensive touchdowns.

Drake previewed the Panthers vs. Rams matchup, where Carolina enters as massive 9.5-point home underdogs despite beating LA in Week 13. He also broke down the "rubber match" between the Packers and Bears, noting that Chicago enters as a slight 1.5-point favorite. Rounding out the slate, Drake looked at the high-flying Bills-Jaguars clash and the heavyweight 49ers-Eagles rematch, where Philly opens as a 3.5-point favorite in their Super Bowl defense.

Westwood One broadcaster Kevin Harlan also joined the show to break down the NFL playoffs.

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]]> 7906 CLASSIC: Steelers STUN Ravens to Clinch AFC North, BYU Breaks Bowl Game Record, NFL Playoffs Set Today on The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a wild final weekend of the NFL regular season that reshaped the playoff bracket and put several coaching icons on notice. The big news comes from the AFC North, where long-time fixtures Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh face uncertain futures. Drake also delivered a coaching "obituary" for Pete Carroll, as rumors swirl that he will be "one-and-done" with the Las Vegas Raiders. With the Raiders clinching the #1 overall pick in the 2026 draft, minority owner Tom Brady is expected to be heavily involved in casting a wide net for the next leader. The Seattle Seahawks are officially the Super Bowl favorites (+370) after a suffocating 13-3 victory over the 49ers. In the NFC South, the 8-9 Carolina Panthers clinched the division and will host the Los Angeles Rams in a wild-card rematch of their November clash. Drake is joined by Jesse Holley, host of "Unfiltered with Jesse Holley" as the two continue to break down the NFL Playoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 05 Jan 2026 15:05:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports Today on The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a wild final weekend of the NFL regular season that reshaped the playoff bracket and put several coaching icons on notice. The big news comes from the AFC North, where long-time fixtures Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh face uncertain futures. Drake also delivered a coaching "obituary" for Pete Carroll, as rumors swirl that he will be "one-and-done" with the Las Vegas Raiders. With the Raiders clinching the #1 overall pick in the 2026 draft, minority owner Tom Brady is expected to be heavily involved in casting a wide net for the next leader. The Seattle Seahawks are officially the Super Bowl favorites (+370) after a suffocating 13-3 victory over the 49ers. In the NFC South, the 8-9 Carolina Panthers clinched the division and will host the Los Angeles Rams in a wild-card rematch of their November clash. Drake is joined by Jesse Holley, host of "Unfiltered with Jesse Holley" as the two continue to break down the NFL Playoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Today on The Drake Toll Show, Drake breaks down a wild final weekend of the NFL regular season that reshaped the playoff bracket and put several coaching icons on notice.

The big news comes from the AFC North, where long-time fixtures Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh face uncertain futures.

Drake also delivered a coaching "obituary" for Pete Carroll, as rumors swirl that he will be "one-and-done" with the Las Vegas Raiders. With the Raiders clinching the #1 overall pick in the 2026 draft, minority owner Tom Brady is expected to be heavily involved in casting a wide net for the next leader.

The Seattle Seahawks are officially the Super Bowl favorites (+370) after a suffocating 13-3 victory over the 49ers. In the NFC South, the 8-9 Carolina Panthers clinched the division and will host the Los Angeles Rams in a wild-card rematch of their November clash.

Drake is joined by Jesse Holley, host of "Unfiltered with Jesse Holley" as the two continue to break down the NFL Playoffs.

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]]> 8108 YIKES: Georgia STUNNED By Ole Miss, Indiana RUINS Kalen Deboer, Alabama in College Football Playoff In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Drake Toll recaps all of yesterday's CFP action. This leads into the "Obituaries" segment, where Toll "lays to rest" the current CFP format and questions the sustainability of Texas Tech’s $25 million roster, framing it as another sign of the sport's identity crisis. Toll dives into the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year (OROY) race. Toll sits down with football legend Herm Edwards for a deep dive into coaching philosophy and the state of the Big 12, followed by a segment with Claudia Bellofatto of CBS Sports to sharpen the day's betting lines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 02 Jan 2026 14:25:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Drake Toll recaps all of yesterday's CFP action. This leads into the "Obituaries" segment, where Toll "lays to rest" the current CFP format and questions the sustainability of Texas Tech’s $25 million roster, framing it as another sign of the sport's identity crisis. Toll dives into the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year (OROY) race. Toll sits down with football legend Herm Edwards for a deep dive into coaching philosophy and the state of the Big 12, followed by a segment with Claudia Bellofatto of CBS Sports to sharpen the day's betting lines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, host Drake Toll recaps all of yesterday's CFP action. This leads into the "Obituaries" segment, where Toll "lays to rest" the current CFP format and questions the sustainability of Texas Tech’s $25 million roster, framing it as another sign of the sport's identity crisis. Toll dives into the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year (OROY) race.

Toll sits down with football legend Herm Edwards for a deep dive into coaching philosophy and the state of the Big 12, followed by a segment with Claudia Bellofatto of CBS Sports to sharpen the day's betting lines.

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]]> 8013 HUGE: Miami Upsets Ohio State, NFC South Predictions, Today's Loaded CFP Slate In this New Year's Day episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Elijah Campbell dives deep into the high-stakes world of the College Football Playoff and pivotal NFL divisional matchups. The show opens with a heavy-hitting recap of the Ohio State vs. Miami clash, with Elijah teasing a controversial take on a remaining CFP coach who carries the "best in the sport" title despite lacking a national championship ring. The collegiate coverage continues with a preview of Texas Tech vs. Oregon. Elijah challenges listeners to look past "helmet bias" in the Rose Bowl, arguing that prestige shouldn't overshadow the on-field reality. The narrative then shifts to the "underdog" Alabama Crimson Tide as they face Indiana, highlighted by Ty Simpson’s comments on defying playoff expectations. Elijah also provides a nuanced look at the Georgia vs. Ole Miss rematch in the Super Dome, remarkably labeling this season as Kirby Smart’s finest coaching performance to date. Transitioning to the professional ranks, the show explores the "laughably bad" NFC South, where the Buccaneers and Panthers battle for a divisional crown that no top seed wants to face on the road. The episode concludes with a big-picture analysis of what the current CFP field reveals about the "recipe" for success in the modern era of college football. Featuring guest Christian Kirby II of Bulldogs on SI, the show offers a blend of expert film analysis and bold predictions, keeping the phone lines open for fans to weigh in on the chaos of the postseason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Thu, 01 Jan 2026 14:14:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this New Year's Day episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Elijah Campbell dives deep into the high-stakes world of the College Football Playoff and pivotal NFL divisional matchups. The show opens with a heavy-hitting recap of the Ohio State vs. Miami clash, with Elijah teasing a controversial take on a remaining CFP coach who carries the "best in the sport" title despite lacking a national championship ring. The collegiate coverage continues with a preview of Texas Tech vs. Oregon. Elijah challenges listeners to look past "helmet bias" in the Rose Bowl, arguing that prestige shouldn't overshadow the on-field reality. The narrative then shifts to the "underdog" Alabama Crimson Tide as they face Indiana, highlighted by Ty Simpson’s comments on defying playoff expectations. Elijah also provides a nuanced look at the Georgia vs. Ole Miss rematch in the Super Dome, remarkably labeling this season as Kirby Smart’s finest coaching performance to date. Transitioning to the professional ranks, the show explores the "laughably bad" NFC South, where the Buccaneers and Panthers battle for a divisional crown that no top seed wants to face on the road. The episode concludes with a big-picture analysis of what the current CFP field reveals about the "recipe" for success in the modern era of college football. Featuring guest Christian Kirby II of Bulldogs on SI, the show offers a blend of expert film analysis and bold predictions, keeping the phone lines open for fans to weigh in on the chaos of the postseason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this New Year's Day episode of The Drake Toll Show on Westwood One Sports, host Elijah Campbell dives deep into the high-stakes world of the College Football Playoff and pivotal NFL divisional matchups. The show opens with a heavy-hitting recap of the Ohio State vs. Miami clash, with Elijah teasing a controversial take on a remaining CFP coach who carries the "best in the sport" title despite lacking a national championship ring.

The collegiate coverage continues with a preview of Texas Tech vs. Oregon. Elijah challenges listeners to look past "helmet bias" in the Rose Bowl, arguing that prestige shouldn't overshadow the on-field reality. The narrative then shifts to the "underdog" Alabama Crimson Tide as they face Indiana, highlighted by Ty Simpson’s comments on defying playoff expectations. Elijah also provides a nuanced look at the Georgia vs. Ole Miss rematch in the Super Dome, remarkably labeling this season as Kirby Smart’s finest coaching performance to date.

Transitioning to the professional ranks, the show explores the "laughably bad" NFC South, where the Buccaneers and Panthers battle for a divisional crown that no top seed wants to face on the road.

The episode concludes with a big-picture analysis of what the current CFP field reveals about the "recipe" for success in the modern era of college football. Featuring guest Christian Kirby II of Bulldogs on SI, the show offers a blend of expert film analysis and bold predictions, keeping the phone lines open for fans to weigh in on the chaos of the postseason.

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]]> 8287 FRAUDS: SEC Gets EXPOSED In Bowl Season, Big 10 is Best League After LSU, Tennessee, Missouri Lose In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake tackles the "implosion" of USC and the cooling seat of Lincoln Riley, alongside a forensic breakdown of the SEC’s bowl season struggles. The show moves seamlessly from a deep historical look at Ohio State vs. Miami to a nuanced discussion on the "weird" legal developments involving Stefon Diggs, including leaked police reports and alleged texts. Drake’s signature "Obituaries" segment puts a final nail in the coffin of the Aaron Glenn era for the Jets and examines the decline of Trevon Diggs’ career in Dallas. Toll challenges the status quo, arguing why the NFL MVP race is not as tight as it seems. Closing with the fan-favorite "Idiot of the Day" and Weird Wednesday segments—featuring Lane Kiffin and the LA Chargers—The Drake Toll Show proves it is the liveliest sports bar in town: smart, relentless, and impossible to skip. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 31 Dec 2025 16:12:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake tackles the "implosion" of USC and the cooling seat of Lincoln Riley, alongside a forensic breakdown of the SEC’s bowl season struggles. The show moves seamlessly from a deep historical look at Ohio State vs. Miami to a nuanced discussion on the "weird" legal developments involving Stefon Diggs, including leaked police reports and alleged texts. Drake’s signature "Obituaries" segment puts a final nail in the coffin of the Aaron Glenn era for the Jets and examines the decline of Trevon Diggs’ career in Dallas. Toll challenges the status quo, arguing why the NFL MVP race is not as tight as it seems. Closing with the fan-favorite "Idiot of the Day" and Weird Wednesday segments—featuring Lane Kiffin and the LA Chargers—The Drake Toll Show proves it is the liveliest sports bar in town: smart, relentless, and impossible to skip. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake tackles the "implosion" of USC and the cooling seat of Lincoln Riley, alongside a forensic breakdown of the SEC’s bowl season struggles. The show moves seamlessly from a deep historical look at Ohio State vs. Miami to a nuanced discussion on the "weird" legal developments involving Stefon Diggs, including leaked police reports and alleged texts. Drake’s signature "Obituaries" segment puts a final nail in the coffin of the Aaron Glenn era for the Jets and examines the decline of Trevon Diggs’ career in Dallas.

Toll challenges the status quo, arguing why the NFL MVP race is not as tight as it seems.

Closing with the fan-favorite "Idiot of the Day" and Weird Wednesday segments—featuring Lane Kiffin and the LA Chargers—The Drake Toll Show proves it is the liveliest sports bar in town: smart, relentless, and impossible to skip.

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]]> 7931 HUGE: Los Angeles Rams CHOKE, Matthew Stafford MVP Hopes Gone In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into the biggest headlines in sports with their signature blend of rapid-fire analysis and unfiltered takes. Drake gives his thoughts on the Los Angeles Chargers' decision to sit Justin Herbert against the Denver Broncos. Drake breaks down the staggering statistic that Herbert is 13-32 against teams with a winning record. Despite Jim Harbaugh’s claims that starters need "healing," Drake questions why a team loaded with first-round talent on the offensive line and receiving corps continues to struggle under one of the league's highest-paid coaches. The conversation moves to the collegiate level as the crew asks: Is Notre Dame the most insufferable team in college football? From Lincoln Riley blaming the Irish for ending their rivalry to the team backing out of the Pop-Tarts Bowl, the "alleged" loyalty of Marcus Freeman is put under the microscope. To provide an expert perspective on the NFL landscape, Drake welcomes Doug McKain (@DMAC_LA), host of Locked on Rams. McKain offers an inside look at the Rams' current trajectory and how they stack up against their divisional rivals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 30 Dec 2025 16:02:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into the biggest headlines in sports with their signature blend of rapid-fire analysis and unfiltered takes. Drake gives his thoughts on the Los Angeles Chargers' decision to sit Justin Herbert against the Denver Broncos. Drake breaks down the staggering statistic that Herbert is 13-32 against teams with a winning record. Despite Jim Harbaugh’s claims that starters need "healing," Drake questions why a team loaded with first-round talent on the offensive line and receiving corps continues to struggle under one of the league's highest-paid coaches. The conversation moves to the collegiate level as the crew asks: Is Notre Dame the most insufferable team in college football? From Lincoln Riley blaming the Irish for ending their rivalry to the team backing out of the Pop-Tarts Bowl, the "alleged" loyalty of Marcus Freeman is put under the microscope. To provide an expert perspective on the NFL landscape, Drake welcomes Doug McKain (@DMAC_LA), host of Locked on Rams. McKain offers an inside look at the Rams' current trajectory and how they stack up against their divisional rivals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In this high-energy episode of The Drake Toll Show, Drake dives into the biggest headlines in sports with their signature blend of rapid-fire analysis and unfiltered takes.

Drake gives his thoughts on the Los Angeles Chargers' decision to sit Justin Herbert against the Denver Broncos. Drake breaks down the staggering statistic that Herbert is 13-32 against teams with a winning record. Despite Jim Harbaugh’s claims that starters need "healing," Drake questions why a team loaded with first-round talent on the offensive line and receiving corps continues to struggle under one of the league's highest-paid coaches.

The conversation moves to the collegiate level as the crew asks: Is Notre Dame the most insufferable team in college football? From Lincoln Riley blaming the Irish for ending their rivalry to the team backing out of the Pop-Tarts Bowl, the "alleged" loyalty of Marcus Freeman is put under the microscope.

To provide an expert perspective on the NFL landscape, Drake welcomes Doug McKain (@DMAC_LA), host of Locked on Rams. McKain offers an inside look at the Rams' current trajectory and how they stack up against their divisional rivals.

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]]> 7757 Savannah Bananas Fans to BYU Fans, Welcome to The Drake Toll Show On Westwood One Sports On the inaugural edition of the Drake Toll Show, Drake Toll delivers a high-octane breakdown of a chaotic NFL weekend. The episode balances raw analysis with Toll's signature fire, covering everything from late-game collapses to the shifting hierarchy of the NFC. Drake doesn't hold back on the "Biggest Losers," calling out the Giants for winning their way out of a better draft pick and the Colts for the Phillip Rivers signing. He also offers a scathing "obituary" for amateurism in college athletics and delivers a banger rant on DK Metcalf following the Ryan Kennedy incident. Drake closes by highlighting the disrespect toward BYU. He presents a resume of 12-0 (outside of Texas Tech) and a 6-0 record against 8+ win teams, demanding the CFP committee acknowledge them as an elite force. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Mon, 29 Dec 2025 15:25:00 -0000 full Westwood One Sports On the inaugural edition of the Drake Toll Show, Drake Toll delivers a high-octane breakdown of a chaotic NFL weekend. The episode balances raw analysis with Toll's signature fire, covering everything from late-game collapses to the shifting hierarchy of the NFC. Drake doesn't hold back on the "Biggest Losers," calling out the Giants for winning their way out of a better draft pick and the Colts for the Phillip Rivers signing. He also offers a scathing "obituary" for amateurism in college athletics and delivers a banger rant on DK Metcalf following the Ryan Kennedy incident. Drake closes by highlighting the disrespect toward BYU. He presents a resume of 12-0 (outside of Texas Tech) and a 6-0 record against 8+ win teams, demanding the CFP committee acknowledge them as an elite force. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices On the inaugural edition of the Drake Toll Show, Drake Toll delivers a high-octane breakdown of a chaotic NFL weekend. The episode balances raw analysis with Toll's signature fire, covering everything from late-game collapses to the shifting hierarchy of the NFC.

Drake doesn't hold back on the "Biggest Losers," calling out the Giants for winning their way out of a better draft pick and the Colts for the Phillip Rivers signing. He also offers a scathing "obituary" for amateurism in college athletics and delivers a banger rant on DK Metcalf following the Ryan Kennedy incident.

Drake closes by highlighting the disrespect toward BYU. He presents a resume of 12-0 (outside of Texas Tech) and a 6-0 record against 8+ win teams, demanding the CFP committee acknowledge them as an elite force.

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]]> 8739 Welcome to The Drake Toll Show Wake up to sports talk that actually talks to you. The Drake Toll Show is the evolution of sports audio - fast-paced, interactive, and built for fans who want more than recycled takes. Every episode, Drake brings sharp insight, fearless opinions, and the kind of storytelling that makes sports feel alive. As a broadcast entertainer with the Savannah Bananas - the fastest-growing phenomenon in sports - and host of Locked On Big 12, Drake knows how to captivate an audience and keep the conversation moving. This isn’t about shouting hot takes or dominating the mic. It’s about creating a space where fans drive the dialogue, culture meets competition, and every listener feels part of the experience. Expect smart, fun, and impossible-to-skip sports talk—on-air, online, and everywhere you listen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 24 Dec 2025 14:09:00 -0000 trailer Westwood One Sports Wake up to sports talk that actually talks to you. The Drake Toll Show is the evolution of sports audio - fast-paced, interactive, and built for fans who want more than recycled takes. Every episode, Drake brings sharp insight, fearless opinions, and the kind of storytelling that makes sports feel alive. As a broadcast entertainer with the Savannah Bananas - the fastest-growing phenomenon in sports - and host of Locked On Big 12, Drake knows how to captivate an audience and keep the conversation moving. This isn’t about shouting hot takes or dominating the mic. It’s about creating a space where fans drive the dialogue, culture meets competition, and every listener feels part of the experience. Expect smart, fun, and impossible-to-skip sports talk—on-air, online, and everywhere you listen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wake up to sports talk that actually talks to you. The Drake Toll Show is the evolution of sports audio - fast-paced, interactive, and built for fans who want more than recycled takes.

Every episode, Drake brings sharp insight, fearless opinions, and the kind of storytelling that makes sports feel alive. As a broadcast entertainer with the Savannah Bananas - the fastest-growing phenomenon in sports - and host of Locked On Big 12, Drake knows how to captivate an audience and keep the conversation moving.

This isn’t about shouting hot takes or dominating the mic. It’s about creating a space where fans drive the dialogue, culture meets competition, and every listener feels part of the experience.

Expect smart, fun, and impossible-to-skip sports talk—on-air, online, and everywhere you listen.

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