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Coach opens the Friday edition of Coach and Company by marking the anniversary of September 11 and remembering everyone whose lives were changed that day. He then shares the latest BTT Studios programming updates, previews the new Friday edition of Coach and Bro, and sets the table for a fast-moving football show with Mikey P and Soupy. The crew begins with the San Francisco 49ers’ 27–7 win over the Los Angeles Rams in Melbourne, covering Kyle Shanahan’s offensive game plan, Brock Purdy’s three-touchdown performance, the impact of Fred Warner and Nick Bosa, Myles Garrett’s quiet Rams debut, and...

Today’s Coach and Company is dedicated to Barry Melrose, the beloved former NHL coach and Emmy-winning ESPN analyst who died at age 70 following a battle with Parkinson’s disease. Coach remembers Melrose as a close friend, a passionate hockey lifer, and an unforgettable personality whose warmth extended far beyond television. The football conversation begins with the Seattle Seahawks’ 13–10 win over the New England Patriots. Coach, Mikey P, and Peyton debate Drake Maye’s three interceptions, New England’s late-game decision-making, and Seattle’s outlook after Sam Darnold exited with a hip injury and Drew Lock took over. T...

TKO President and COO Mark Shapiro’s remarks at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference put talent value at the center of the conversation. The Coach and Vince Russo unpack what it means for TKO to say it has “resized” WWE superstar pay composition, whether advertising and marketing opportunities can create a better upside for performers, and why corporate language can sound very different to shareholders than it does to the people in the ring. They also react to reports of WWE and The Walt Disney Company discussing family-focused special events for 2027. Then the focus turns to Raw’s...

Football season has arrived, and Simply The Coach is joined by Mikey P and Big Tommy C for a fired-up opening-night edition of Coach and Company. The crew celebrates the return of the NFL, previews the new season, and reacts to Baker Mayfield’s three-year extension with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The conversation then shifts to New York, where Ben Shelton defeated Carlos Alcaraz in a five-set US Open thriller. During the weekly rants, Tommy and Mikey explain why football now takes priority over everything else, while Coach declares Lane Kiffin Week and the panel debates the LS...

Coach and JD run their signature ten-topics-in-25-minutes format, opening with Bronson Reed's leaner, meaner return and Oba Femi's new spot sharing the main-event table with Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. From there the show covers Royce Keys and OTM setting the Bloodline's car on fire on Raw and Paul Heyman's expanding role, before crossing over to AEW for the surprise announcement that Will Ospreay will defend the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley at All Out and the three-way TLC tag match pitting Copeland & Christian against FTR and the Young Bucks. The back half turns to...

The first NFL Tuesday of the season is here. Simply The Coach welcomes Mikey P and Supe for a rapid-fire look at the and the numbers they believe could move before kickoff. Mikey backs Pittsburgh against Atlanta, Coach likes Buffalo on the road in Houston, and Supe makes the case for New Orleans plus seven in Detroit. The crew also discusses the pressure facing Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, and Lamar Jackson as elite quarterbacks still chasing their first championship. The lines discussed on the show reflect the live market at recording time and are subject to change; provides the...

Raw had flashes of the kind of television that pulls viewers forward. Big Tommy C and Gabby LaSpisa unpack the Liv Morgan–Stephanie Vaquer Women’s World Championship match, where a familiar interference finish reinforced their concern that WWE telegraphed too much of the night. They also examine Becky Lynch’s involvement, the Judgment Day numbers game, and whether the result points to a tag match or a three-way collision in the women’s division. The show’s clearest success, in their view, was Royce Keys and The 946’s attack on The Usos. Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lu...

It is a special Labor Day edition of The Coach and Bro. Coach and Vince open with moving stories, the increasingly frustrating maze of streaming and sports access, and a fan-made AI detour before Vince shares two classic thrift finds: a Joe Namath throwback jersey and a mint-condition copy of The Wrestling Album. The conversation is funny, personal, and rooted in why wrestling history still matters. Then the Big Three begins with WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event. Coach sees a new, leaner Bronson Reed’s attack on Oba Femi and Bron Breakker as a major physical stat...

Coach checks in from his new home base in Texas for a Labor Day edition of Coach and Company and brings in Brandon Combs and Mikey P to recap Week 1 of college football. First up is LSU's 51-10 dismantling of Clemson in Lane Kiffin's debut — and Kiffin's halftime shot at Dabo Swinney, "imagine if we had pro players", after Swinney's offseason comments about the state of college football. Brandon argues Swinney is now squarely on the hot seat and that LSU is every bit as good as advertised; Mikey P, a former LSU fan, says he's out on Kiffin's he...

Coach is out on personal business, so Mikey P runs the Friday show solo with Soupy, and the college football sicko community got exactly what it wanted. The headline is Lane Kiffin's LSU: a Louisiana judge ruled the Tigers can reinstate and play their pro-eligible players, with a midnight deadline to decide. Both hosts expect Kiffin to pull the trigger, but Mikey P — a lifelong LSU fan who says he's officially out — has a different message for the rest of the sport: stop complaining and beat LSU. That sets up what he calls the game he's most excited for sinc...

The NBA has officially dropped the hammer on the Los Angeles Clippers. Simply The Coach, Mikey P, and Peyton react to the league’s salary-cap circumvention ruling, which strips Los Angeles of five first-round picks, fines the franchise $30 million, suspends Steve Ballmer for one year, and requires Kawhi Leonard to pay $700,000. The crew debates whether the financial penalties are meaningful for billionaires and highly paid stars, why the lost picks could cripple the franchise, and whether the Kawhi Leonard–Paul George era will be remembered as one of basketball’s biggest roster-building disasters. College football returns with Deion...

Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed—now The New Level—have finally spoken publicly about leaving WWE, and their answers gave The Coach and Vince Russo plenty to debate. The pair discussed the emotion surrounding Big E, the moment they realized it was time to move on, and a proposed compensation reduction that Kofi said was more than 50 percent. Austin also said there was no senior-level farewell call or thank-you before their exit, while Kofi made clear that he remains grateful for the career WWE gave him. They have since debuted in AEW alongside Swerve Strickland and captured the AEW Worl...

The NFL season is only one week away, and Coach and Company is already in midseason form. The Coach is joined by Mikey P and Big Tommy C to discuss the San Francisco 49ers’ early trip to Melbourne for their opener against the Los Angeles Rams, including the latest on George Kittle and Nick Bosa, the impact of a long international flight, and whether the Rams are giving away an edge by arriving later. Before the football deep dive, the crew reacts to the Los Angeles Angels’ agreement to sell a controlling interest to Stan Kroenke, what a re...

The Coach is back from three weeks on the road and reunited with JD from New York for another rapid-fire edition of The 2 Count — 10 topics, two and a half minutes each, no filler. The show opens with four straight AEW topics, a first in show history. The guys break down Will Ospreay's AEW World Championship victory over Kenny Omega at All In: London, with JD praising the slow, methodical pacing of the match and the storytelling that carried it. They dedicate a full segment to Ospreay's entrance — the career retrospective walk past everyone who shaped his journey, the...

It's September 1st, and that means football is officially here. The Coach, Mikey P, and Soupy open the show with one of the most emotional days on the NFL calendar: roster cutdown day. The guys react to the viral video of undrafted rookie QB Joe Fagnano making the Baltimore Ravens' 53-man roster and calling his parents to share the news. Soupy, a UConn guy, shares his pride in Fagnano's journey from undrafted free agent to QB3, and the guys discuss the brutal reality facing players who don't make the cut — including the former Seahawk who was working as a su...

The Coach is back in the friendly confines after three weeks on the road, and he and Vince Russo have a loaded show. After announcing a new streamlined one-hour format (and a third weekly show coming this fall ), the guys dive headfirst into AEW All In: London — a show they both agree was one of the best pay-per-views AEW has ever produced. The conversation starts with the debut that shocked the wrestling world: The New Level. Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed, formerly The New Day, arrived at Wembley Stadium alongside Swerve Strickland and captured the AEW World Tr...

Mike Pendleton sits in for The Coach on a jam-packed Monday edition of Coach and Company, and there's no easing into the week — Aaron Donald is coming out of retirement to rejoin the Los Angeles Rams on a one-year, $20 million deal worth up to $30 million with incentives. Mike admits he was wrong about Donald staying retired and debates with Brandon Combs whether the 10-time Pro Bowler can still dominate at 35 after two years on the couch. The guys also discuss the Rams' all-in mentality with Matthew Stafford's window closing, Sean McVay's future, and why this season is Super Bowl or...

Coach and Company is back with a loaded Friday show as Simply The Coach, Mikey P, and Soupy dive headfirst into the 2026 NFL season countdown with a full breakdown of the AFC East. The guys open with their thoughts on the return of college football, a wild week of NFL preseason action, and the return of betting segments to the show. Coach also shares his three best bets for Round 2 of the Tour Championship at East Lake. The conversation heats up with a deep dive into the Las Vegas Raiders' quarterback situation, where rookie Fernando Mendoza continues...

College football is back, betting is returning to Coach and Company, and the NFL has delivered a major change before the season begins. Simply The Coach is joined by Mikey P and Peyton to discuss the league’s decision to stop staging the AFC–NFC Pro Bowl game while preserving the honor for an official 88-player class with no replacement selections. The crew also reacts to the NFL’s multi-year sportsbook agreements with DraftKings, FanDuel, and Fanatics, then rolls into Tour Championship best bets and the PGA TOUR’s coming two-week match-play finale. In Gridiron Time, the guys exa...

The Coach and Vinnie Ru are back with a packed go-home edition of The Coach and Bro. They open with a tribute to Dolly Parton before turning to the disputed ESPN–WWE renewal story, ESPN’s public denial, and SEScoops’ full retraction. From there, they dig into WWE Raw: LA Knight and Solo Sikoa’s surprising chemistry, OTM and Royce Keys’ closing attack, and whether Raw did enough to introduce a new threat to The Bloodline. The centerpiece is the first-time Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker collision announced for WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event. The hosts debate Bron’...