Mike Ditka
So the ultimate question of the weekend; Giants or Patriots? Former Bears' Coach doesn't shy away from his opinion here. What about Peyton Manning? Well, he says it could be a disaster even if he can play.

Windell Middlebrooks
What goes better with Super Bowl weekend than a Miller High life? Oh yeah, Windell Middlebrooks. He joins the guys to talk about how his ad campaign grew to be so big.

Greg Ballard
The mayor of Indianapolis Greg Ballard meets up with the guys to talk about hosting duties and how things so far have been a great success. Greg also talks about the impact Peyton Manning has had on Indy and how he has elevated football in the state of Indiana.

Larry the Cable Guy
Get'er done...wait, get it* done would probably fit better for this weekend's Super Bowl. The comedian talks about the sights of radio row including the mysterious unknowns surrounded by armies of security.

Mark Malone
There's a Sun Devil in Indianapolis! He talks about how long a day it can be as a quarterback while under pressure and how that correlates to Brady and Manning. The year of the tight ends? Yessir, it sure seems that way as Belichick deploys his to make for Super Bowl match-up's worth watching.

Andre Tippet
He wears the pin "MHK", he respects Belichick and he's a supporter of concussion-awareness in youth football. The former Patriots linebacker and pro hall-of-famer joins the guys to talk about this year's Super Bowl and how important it is to keep futures players safe.

Amani Toomer
Take a trip down memory lane with former Giants' WR and member of the Super Bowl XLII Champion Giants' team. He talks about the parades, the fans, the training and most importantly the game.

Bill Romanowski
He lifted it, breathed it and ate it everyday. The former NFL player seems to be under the Tebow spell. Also, how would Romanowski shut down Gronkowski? Check out the interview to find out.

Christian Okoye
After a serious surgery that saved him from paralysis, former Kansas City Chiefs running-back joins the guys for a second time a year and a half later to talk about how his career led to his illness.

Tarik Glenn
Indianapolis is beautiful, especially with the Superbowl in town former Indianapolis Colt Offensive Tackle tells the guys. Glenn talks about how life body-guarding Peyton Manning was and where he believes the story of Peyton is heading.

Paul Bessire
Want to know 50,000 ways this Sunday's game can be played out? Creator of "the Prediction Machine" on predictionmachine.com joins the guys to help with just that issue. Emotion affects judgement but Bessire tells the guys just how the Prediction Machine can help you make smart choices when it comes to Superbowl XLVI.

Mike Ditka
So the ultimate question of the weekend; Giants or Patriots? Former Bears' Coach doesn't shy away from his opinion here. What about Peyton Manning? Well, he says it could be a disaster even if he can play.

Windell Middlebrooks
What goes better with Super Bowl weekend than a Miller High life? Oh yeah, Windell Middlebrooks. He joins the guys to talk about how his ad campaign grew to be so big.

Greg Ballard
The mayor of Indianapolis Greg Ballard meets up with the guys to talk about hosting duties and how things so far have been a great success. Greg also talks about the impact Peyton Manning has had on Indy and how he has elevated football in the state of Indiana.

Larry the Cable Guy
Get'er done...wait, get it* done would probably fit better for this weekend's Super Bowl. The comedian talks about the sights of radio row including the mysterious unknowns surrounded by armies of security.

Mark Malone
There's a Sun Devil in Indianapolis! He talks about how long a day it can be as a quarterback while under pressure and how that correlates to Brady and Manning. The year of the tight ends? Yessir, it sure seems that way as Belichick deploys his to make for Super Bowl match-up's worth watching.

Andre Tippet
He wears the pin "MHK", he respects Belichick and he's a supporter of concussion-awareness in youth football. The former Patriots linebacker and pro hall-of-famer joins the guys to talk about this year's Super Bowl and how important it is to keep futures players safe.

Amani Toomer
Take a trip down memory lane with former Giants' WR and member of the Super Bowl XLII Champion Giants' team. He talks about the parades, the fans, the training and most importantly the game.

Bill Romanowski
He lifted it, breathed it and ate it everyday. The former NFL player seems to be under the Tebow spell. Also, how would Romanowski shut down Gronkowski? Check out the interview to find out.

Christian Okoye
After a serious surgery that saved him from paralysis, former Kansas City Chiefs running-back joins the guys for a second time a year and a half later to talk about how his career led to his illness.

Tarik Glenn
Indianapolis is beautiful, especially with the Superbowl in town former Indianapolis Colt Offensive Tackle tells the guys. Glenn talks about how life body-guarding Peyton Manning was and where he believes the story of Peyton is heading.

Paul Bessire
Want to know 50,000 ways this Sunday's game can be played out? Creator of "the Prediction Machine" on predictionmachine.com joins the guys to help with just that issue. Emotion affects judgement but Bessire tells the guys just how the Prediction Machine can help you make smart choices when it comes to Superbowl XLVI.

1-31 Micheal Holly
Former colleague of Dan's, Micheal Holly of WEEI Boston, meets up with the guys to discuss what Micheal know best, the Patriots. The guys talk about how Billichick usually a reserved coach has been speaking more and more, and how the identity of the Patriots now is vastly different than when it was when the won their first Super Bowl.

1-31 Sean Salisbury
The highly outspoken former NFL QB Sean Salisbury joins the guys on location on media row to discuss the Gridiron Greats organization aimed at helping NFL retired players. Salisbury talks about the only way to beak the Patriots is to put Tom Brady on his backside, and how the Giants need to play press defense and not let the Patriots take their time throwing the ball.

1-31 Mike Klis
Can we go one day and not mention Tim Tebow's name? Guess not. Mike Klis of the Denver Post who recently published a book called "WILL TO WIN: How Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos Made 2011 a Season to Remember" joins the guy to talk about popularity of Tim Tebow and how he transcends sports this past year.

1-31 Paul Coro
The Arizona Republic NBA and Phoenix Suns writer joins the guys to talk about the vastly under-performing Suns. Paul also compares potential dunks of the year as both Blake Griffith and LeBron James had monster slams on the same night. They guys also talk about the future of Grant Hill and Steve Nash as this team slowly fades away in this shortened season.

1-31 Chris Gronkowski
The brother of Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski, Chris Gronkowski a fullback for the Indianapolis Colts catches up with the guys to discuss growing up in a family where 3 brothers are playing in the NFL, how the fullback position will never disappear in the NFL, and the passion the Colts fans have.

1-31 Bobby Hebert
Former NFL Pro Bowl QB Bobby Hebert "Cajun Cannon" who led the Saints to their first playoff appearance stops by the guys location on media row. Bobby talks about how Drew Brees is comparable to Kurt Warner and how he has lifted a franchise and a city to heights never seen before.

Bob Kravitz
From and Indianapolis Star, Columnist Bob Kravitz joins the show to talk about the fallout that is occurring within the Colts organization. Bob talks about the growing tiff between QB Peyton Manning and Owner Jim Irsay.

Evan Mathis
Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Evan Mathis (who is also a free agent) joins the guys to talk about pass protecting for Micheal Vick, getting another chance to prove he's a starter with the Eagles and his MMA Gym that he has in Scottsdale. He says his gym Zone Athletic Performance has had some Cardinals players train in it.

Adrian Wojnarowski
Yahoo! Sorts NBA writer Andrian Wojnarowski catches up with the guys talking about the Melo experiment and how it is looking like a failed trade for the Knicks, the state of the Suns and the future for Nash and Hill, and the controversy on the court in L.A. the other night.

The four-star Saguaro High superstar who once rushed for over 500 yds and 10 TD in ONE playoff game this past season chose ASU over USC & Cal.  Last season alone; he scored a state-record 60 touchdowns and rushed for over 3,000 yards.  He's ranked as the 12th best RB in the country by recruiting site Scout.com and chose ASU earlier today; watch the video here thanks to our friends at Fox Sports Arizona:

Larry Scott
The Commissioner of the Pac-12 conference joined the guys - he has served in the post since 2009.  He joins the guys to talk about the ever changing face of the conference, the sad state of Pac-12 hoops, a possible new location for the hoops tourney and the ASU and UA athletic programs.

Alex Clark
The Waste Management Phoenix Open Chairman joins the guys to talk about "The Greatest Show on Grass." The Open is slated for February 2nd-5th at the world-renown TPC Scottsdale. Clark joins the guys to preview the 2012 Phoenix Open, discuss PGA golf, and highlight new amenities and events at this year’s tournament.

Vic the Brick
VTB is an incredibly popular radio personality in the Los Angeles Area who covers the Lakers. The colorfully dressed Vic joins the guys to talk Lakers hoops, the team’s’ win over the Clippers last night, and the brewing hardwood rivalry in Los Angeles.

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