Rahimi & Grote Show

On a new episode of Inside The North, host David Haugh and expert analysts Dave Wannstedt, T.J. Lang, Mason Crosby and Chad Greenway discussed the NFC North outlook as Week 10 is upon us. The guys started by reacting to the Vikings reuniting with quarterback Kirks Cousins. Can he spark Minnesota’s struggling offense and get star receiver Justin Jefferson going? The guys then previewed the Packers-Vikings showdown at Lambeau Field this Sunday. It carries massive implications in the loaded NFC North. The crew also reflected on the Bears’ close, ugly win against the Buccaneers in Week 9 and discussed what Chicago can learn from it. In Detroit, there was a bit of consternation over the Lions failing to make a splash at the trade deadline, but they’re still a team playing really well as they’re headed to Germany to play the Patriots. Later, the guys shared their predictions for the Week 10 matchups.

Boomer Esiason and Mike Valenti break down the NFL trade deadline winners and losers, the Jaguars' case as the best team in football, the Patriots' struggles and a loaded NFC North playoff race. Plus, their Week 10 picks, a big credibility test for the Bengals against Pittsburgh, a Steelers vs. Rams debate and their NFL midseason awards, including MVP, Coach of the Year and Super Bowl predictions.

From 'Stinkin' Truth Podcast' (Subscribe Here): Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans go over some of the biggest trades at the NFL Trade Deadline, including Kirk Cousins returning back to the Vikings. Then, they debate which NFC North team will be left out of the playoff picture. They also discuss whether the Colts made a huge mistake not dealing Jonathon Taylor. They end the podcast with #QuestionMark.

Mark Grote and Gabe Ramirez reacted to Cubs star center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong winning the National League MVP award. What's his ceiling now?

Mark Grote and Gabe Ramirez opened their show by celebrating Cubs star center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong unanimously winning the National League MVP award. They also discussed his ceiling moving forward and took calls from Score listeners.