Home-Field Advantage with Will Hyland

Will reacts to Super Bowl 56, including why the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals, why the commercials were lackluster, and how the half-time show could impact an even bigger audience. 

Kyle Diezel joins the program to add insight and expertise to the ongoing MLB Lockout, the Super Bowl, and all the musical chairs of coaching in the NFL. 

With a packed show full of diverse topics, Will breaks down some of the biggest sports stories of the week. 

Breaking news on the bonus pod today: Tom Brady is reportedly retiring from the NFL after a 22-year career and seven Super Bowl Championships. 

Will argues why the Baseball Hall of Fame debate has major holes before moving on to preview the Bengals/Chiefs and 49ers/Rams games on Sunday. Then, he sounds off on sports specialization prior to reviewing the Hulu show Dopesick and cancelling Wordle. 

Will breaks down why Patriots fans can still root for Tom Brady, before diving into the controversies surrounding Aaron Rodgers and Novak Djokovic. Lastly, he defends Mac Jones' prospects as a playoff contender and cancels anyone who hates Brad Marchand.

Cam Chiesa joins the program to help Will cover all the biggest storylines heading into the NFL Playoffs. 

The Boston Bruins are bringing back Tuukka Rask and that is mostly a good thing. Plus, what NFL coaches will be on the move and what will theWashington Football team be called?

Welcome to season four! The AFC playoff is still as competitive as ever, but we're getting more clarity there and with the NFC. Plus we mourn the passing of John Madden and Dan Reeves while looking at the absolute craziness of Antonio Brown. 

This final episode of 2021 in jam-packed with legit sports takes. Don't miss out. 

For this holiday special, Will is joined by Matt and Emery of Mainely Celtics - where they draft their favorite TV Shows of all time.

After Sunday's action, the NFL playoff picture is as crowded as ever. Plus, the merits of a prominent tight end debate, why the NHL in in trouble with Olympic hopefuls, and if Harry Kane deserved a red card against Liverpool. 

Rock music, sports marketing, football rants? Will's areas of focus for this episode are all over the place. 

Decision Day in College Football is here! Then a look ahead to Patriots vs. Bills on MNF and an explanation of Brian Kelly's LSU introduction. Finally, the best top solo artists and rock bands of all time. 

Will breaks down three big early NFL games before diving into the college football landscape. He closes with an interesting listener question about the Football Hall of Fame. 

- Introduction - NBA recap: Celtics meddling, Sixers treading water, Warriors and Suns out in front - College Football Playoff: Clear top two in Alabama and Georgia; Michigan, Ohio State, and Cincinnati vying for 3 & 4 - Enes Kanter vs LeBron: Why the NBA is setting a double-standard with China - NHL Global Popularity: Olympics could play a key role - Weekly Cancellation: National Dog Show

Will takes listener questions about several topics before outlining his games of the week. 

The Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots are creating an enticing race for the AFC East. Meanwhile, Connor McDavid might be the most dominant player in sports. Lastly, we follow the science and explain why Daylight Savings Time should be cancelled, especially here in Maine. 

A sad start to the episode as Will reflects on the passing of Red Sox legend Jerry Remy. Then, he wonders who will replace Nuno at Spurs if he's sacked before debunking the assumption that Aaron Rodgers is better than Tom Brady.

In his first episode in nearly two weeks, host Will does an obituary on the Red Sox. Lastly, he forecasts the NFL games of the week before visiting some non-sports related fun topics. 

Will's joined by old friend Paul Ulreich to break down the MLB postseason and which current players may find their way to Cooperstown. 

Will is again joined by longtime friend and former co-host Cam Chiesa to discuss all things Brady, Belichick, and the Patriots. Throughout the program they revisit the good, the bad, and the ugly of what went on at Gillette for 20 years. 

In an episode with an expansive mailbag section, Will answers listener questions on all major topics in sports today - though the focus lies primarily with the AL Wild Card Race, and of course, the Patriots/Brady drama. 

9/19/21

In this episode, Will explores the integral role that sports played in the aftermath of the 2001 terrorist attacks.