Tell Me Moore Podcast

Mac and Bobby in studio to discuss if the Rams offense is better than the 2013 Broncos, what is the best team with a losing record and why isn't Brees discussed in the GOAT convo alongside Peyton Manning. All that and more, on the Tell Me Moore NFL Show.

Mac and Wade back to talk about the Super Show-Down, if great promos are enough to overcome the ring rust of the Medicaid-sponsored fight between Triple H and Undertaker, what needs to happen with the WWE Championship, will the Shield's heel turn teases pay off, the problem with the Daniel Bryan-Miz feud, and why the New Day vs. the Bar will steal the show.

Mac and Wade back to recap Hell in A Cell discussing whether this was the best wire-to-wire PPV in the last year, how much did the non-finish in the main event drag down that grade, was Brock's return a surprise, did AJ Styles and Samoa Joe live up to the great build, did Charlotte and Becky Lynch get enough time, and why was Orton and Hardy so damn good.

Mac and Bobby back to recap Week 2 action and look ahead to this weekend's slate of games, talking about Fitzmagic, Vontae Davis retiring at halftime, Khalil Mack continues to make Jon Gruden look like a fool, Patrick Mahomes breaks an NFL record through two games, Patriots make Blake Bortles look like a competent QB, and why Bobby has Bills-Vikings as the game to watch in Week 3.

Mac Moore and Bobby Golinvaux talk about Week 1 and if their Power Rankings have changed, Khalil Mack's unstoppable force to Aaron Rodgers' immovable object, Steelers-Browns unexpected draw, Chiefs fans head over heels for Patrick Mahomes, Patriots look shaky but still hold off Texans, and what to look forward to in Week 2.

Mac Moore and Wade Christensen back to talk about the Hell in a Cell card, Braun's "heel" turn, how did Mick Foley get involved, will anything come of this Kevin Owens-led heel revolt, the Phenomenal rivalry between AJ Styles and Samoa Joe, Charlotte and Becky with a chance to make real women's history, what's next for Ronda, how WWE made the Raw tag titles relevant again so quickly and our obligated 5 minutes to talk about Daniel Bryan. All that and more on the Making a Mark Wrestling Show.

Co-hosts Mac Moore and Bobby Golinvaux talk about Le'Veon Bell playing chicken with the Steelers front office going into the Week 1, Khalil Mack getting traded to the Bears, will the Pats have the necessary receiving core and pass rush to make the Super Bowl again, will the Chiefs salvage their secondary despite a offseason of personnel mistakes. Then they pick games of the week, offensive and defensive players to watch, power rankings, dark horse Super Bowl picks and teams they expect to let us down.

Mac and Wade back to talk about Summerslam, Roman's tough climb to the top of the mountain, if the Wyatt family get back together, #GiveBeckyAChance nonsense, AJ Styles-Samoa Joe giving us a classic program, Ronda continues to deliver, arguing if Daniel Bryan-The Miz lived up to expectations, the return of the Demon to face the most underrated performer in the WWE right now, and a quick rundown on NXT Takeover Brooklyn 4.

Co-hosts Mac Moore and Wade Christensen talk about the possible return of the Demon King, the week-early return of a jacked-to-the-gills Dean Ambrose, Randy Orton getting us excited about a U.S. title match he isn't even booked for, the Hardyz slowly fading away and becoming obsolete, the hard times facing the tag divisions, Mac fantasy books the Smackdown's Women's and WWE championships, Wade fantasy books the Raw Women's and Universal championships, and Mac gives his hot take on why Reigns-Lesnar is a better buildup than Bryan-Miz.

Co-hosts Mac Moore and Bobby Golinvaux talk about the start of football season, Chase Daniel's surprisingly lucrative stay in the league, T.O.'s alternative Hall of Fame induction, which holdout situations are the most intriguing, is Patrick Mahomes practice interceptions a concern, is the Patriots Dynasty nearing its end, can the Browns turn it around and who/what to watch for during the preseason.

In this episode of the Queue Crew, Mac Moore and Colin Wright talk about season three of Last Chance U. The duo discuss the show moving from Scooba, Miss., to Independence, Kan., Coach Jason Brown's layered uses of four-letter words, Season 3 awards, what is Malik Henry's problem and the gut punches during the "Where are they now" credits sequence.

Co-hosts Mac Moore and Wade Christensen talk about Extreme Rules, Hulk Hogan's "apology" and return to WWE/the Hall of Fame, Brock Lesnar's return to UFC and Summerslam plans, Braun and KO's epic steel cage spot, Roman's climb back to 50/50 cheer-boo territory, why the smark fan dream matches have been met with lukewarm reception, Randy Orton's return and much, much more. Plus, Wade takes us on a trip back to his childhood to talk about the 20th anniversary of Goldberg beating Hogan in the Georgia Dome.

Colin Wright joins Mac Moore on the Queue Crew to discuss Ocean's 8 (1:00) and compare it to Ocean's 11, try to figure out what was missing and which actress should be added to the team in a potential sequel. Then the crew turns to Hereditary (23:00) trying to decipher what actually happened, if Toni Collette will contend for an Oscar and why you should never recite words in a language you can't identify.

Co-hosts Mac Moore and Wade Christensen back to talk about Money in the Bank, the death of Vader, the release of Big Cass, WWE continuing Braun's hard push in epic fashion, why Ronda is the truth, Women's Money in the Bank exceeding expectations, AJ Styles-Nakamura finishing their blood feud with a great match, Mac's hot take about the Roman Reigns match, what's next for Seth Rollins, the quick turnaround for Baron Corbin's stock, and much more.

Co-hosts Mac Moore and Wade Christensen breakdown Money in the Bank becoming a 'Big 5' PPV, which non-title beefs should not have made the card, if Constable Corbin is a good direction for his character, a dissection of Daniel Bryan's star power and who should take home each of the Money in the Bank briefcases. Also, the duo starts the show talking about CM Punk's second UFC bout.

Nick Adams joins Mac Moore on the Queue Crew to talk about Solo: A Star Wars Story and Deadpool 2. Topics include if the NBA is the best drama on television, if Solo should had even been made and if it was bust, if audiences are facing Star Wars fatigue, can Deadpool stay fresh over the course three movies, what does Theseus Ship have to do with Marvel Cinematic Universe, are Marvel movies as interchangeable as episodes of CSI, and much, much more. Links to Nick Adams' projects: Jamie, the final film in the Us series: https://kck.st/2xEw4Ub Also check out the Us series here: http://ustheseries.com/ The Vice-Presidential Awards: Unbalancing the Ticket: https://bit.ly/2LeeyrG

The Queue Crew is back with Mac Moore and Colin Wright talking about "A Quiet Place" and Netflix's "Kodachrome," John Krasinski and Jason Sudeikis transitioning to being leading men, Krasinski's first foray into directing horror, Emily Blunt and Elizabeth Olsen elevating each of their films and why Colin doesn't like superhero films.

Co-hosts Mac Moore and Wade Christensen discuss whether Backlash is the worst PPV ever, if Rollings-Miz is match of the year candidate, why Orton has felt uninspired for years now, the curious nature of Braun and Kevin Owens in-ring chemistry, how the fans are wrong about the Styles-Nakamura feud, and reaching critical mass in the Daniel Bryan-Roman Reigns paradox.

First episode of the rebooted Tell Me Moore NFL Show, hosts Mac Moore and Bobby Golinvaux break down a peculiar 2018 NFL Draft, discuss if the Browns can deny fate, what should Chiefs expect to start the Mahomes era and will Tom Brady play until he's 45.

Hosts Mac Moore and Wade Christensen discuss the successes and the failures of WWE's first venture into Saudi Arabia, what does the Universal title picture look like now, if WWE has messed up the Daniel Bryan return and whether the company is ready to return to dual-branded PPVs starting with Backlash on Sunday.