The guys wonder what the Tigers need the most with the trade deadline rapidly approaching.

Valenti and Rico present their arguments as to why the Tigers roster as is will not be good enough come October.

Rico is back as he and Valenti discuss a new concessions provider at Spartan Stadium and a few upgrades to the video display.

Valenti kicked off the second Rico-less show of the week with a conversation about EA Sports College Football 26 now that the game is officially out. He shared an interesting take in the second hour regarding the average Detroit sports fan's love for role players before he wondered what success will look like for Deion Sanders and Bill Belichick this upcoming season. Then, Mike wrapped the show complaining how expensive consuming pro sports has become for the average fan.

Valenti started another Rico-less show with a discussion with Kenny and David about the release of EA Sports College Football 2026. The guys ribbed Kenny for the number of hours he's about to put into the game before they did a CFB Blitz to round out the hour.

Mike spent the entire second hour offering a take regarding Detroit sports fans and role players. Then, he sat back and heard the responses from Kenny, David, and the people.

The guys started the third hour with David's fun summer activities before pivoting to a conversation on what a successful season would look like for both Bill Belichick and Deion Sanders.

Mike dedicated the final hour to discussing how much the average fan needs to spend in order to enjoy the sports they watch. He broke down what the NFL schedule will look like in terms of where games will air to underline the fact that leagues are doing everything they can to make money. The guys wrapped up the show with the Big Finish ahead of Tigers baseball.

The people chime in on how expensive it is to be a sports fan and the NIL angle to this as well.

Mike begins the final hour asking if sports leagues/teams have gotten too greedy when it comes to what they expect their fans to pay to enjoy their product.

Valenti explains what he thinks success looks like for both Deion Sanders and Bill Belichick this season.