Fair & Biased with John Lund

Its National Headlines & Lund's Last Call, as we take a spin around the world of sports, plus an all-time clip of George Kittle explaining his F*** Dallas shirt and subsequent fine.

John Lund discusses the intricacies of the NFL trade deadline, the Warriors' evolving offense, and the latest news on Brandon Ayuk's potential next move after being reinstated by the NFL.   

David Lombardi speaks to the 49ers' acquisition of DeForest Buckner and Keenan Allen, seeing them as smart additions, given the team's needs The conversation also delves into the Vikings' trade for Kirk Cousins and how it changes the landscape of the NFC.

In Hour 2, its more 49ers talk, and we dive into the NFC North, where the Vikings have made a major splash with the signing of Kirk Cousins. David Lombardi, joins us to share his insights on the trade deadline and the current state of the 49ers and Vikings. John also shares his thoughts on the Warriors' current hot streak and why a lack of big man depth could hinder success in long regular season

How much did the 49ers improve their roster? Fair and Biased breaks down the NFL trade deadline, and previews a tough road trip for the surging Warriors as Steph and crew head to San Antonio

Marcus Thompson of The Athletic explains why trade for Keenan Allen brings a boost to the 49ers' offense and why Allen's playmaking ability is welcomed. Marcus also explains that the Warriors' success can be attributed to their depth and the play of key players like Steph Curry, Podz, and rookie Yaxel Lendeborg. He also discusses the Warriors' upcoming schedule, which includes a tough road trip with games against Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, and Memphis.

Who improved the most at the deadline? John weighs in, plus Marcus Thompson on the surging Warriors after their 8th straight win as we finish the show

The NFL trade deadline passes as 17 moves take place across the NFL; SF acquires WR Keenan Allen; late breaking trades include Josh Downs to the Chiefs; John explains how moves will change dynamics around the NFL

Rod Brooks of NBC Sports Bay Area joins the show with the latest around the league as SF picks up WR Keenan Allen and the Vikings trade for Kirk Cousins after a disastrous Monday Night loss to the Bills

As deadline approaches, John breaks down all details of the Keenan Allen trade, plus Rod Brooks joins with the latest around the league including Minnesota's acquisition of Kirk Cousins

The 49ers acquire WR Keenan Allen from Colts for 6th round pick: breaking news

The injury bug hits LA as Puka Nacua is hurt on the final play in a win over Washington; Fair and Biased recaps who impressed and who fell flat in Week 9, plus Lund's Last call as we get the best sounds from around the NFL, featuring a...corgi?

Jordan Watkins continues to emerge as a reliable WR after a breakout performance vs Raiders; we go into the locker room to hear from Watkins, Jalen Duggar, CMC, and DeForest Buckner on forcing 5 turnovers and ascending to 7-1

Former QB Todd Husak praises defense for 5 turnovers, gives love to Brock Purdy and his elite processing, and discusses what direction the team might take in acquiring talent at the deadline

After losing Gracen Halton to injury for the rest of the season, is defensive line now the priority for John Lynch and crew ahead of tomorrow's trade deadline? Todd Husak joins after 7th win of the season and speaks to the incredible play of Brock Purdy while not having top receivers active

the 49ers move to 7-1 after 38-17 win at home vs Las Vegas; Larry Krueger joins Fair and Biased with his huge takeaways from the win and how 49ers will attack trade market ahead of tomorrow's deadline.

HOUR 4 - John updates you on the best from this upcoming weekend of football, from a list of ranked matchups in college football to the biggest games in the NFL that impact the 49ers' standing in the NFC. Last Call features Matt Lafleur reacting to Jordan Love's Halloween costume, Brandon Williams' shock of rent prices in the Bay Area, and Charles Barkley strictly carrying cash.

HOUR 3 - 49ers insider Matt Maiocco joins the show to talk about the reinstatement of Brandon Aiyuk, whether the 49ers will make another trade before next week's deadline, and how DeForest Buckner will fit back in to the 49ers' defense. The Nooner hits on the Warriors' comeback win over the Heat on Thursday night, and Raheem Morris talking about Kirk Cousins.

49ers insider Matt Maiocco joins the show to talk about the reinstatement of Brandon Aiyuk and what his expectations are in terms of how and when the situation will be resolved, whether the 49ers will make another trade before next week's deadline, and how DeForest Buckner will fit back in to the 49ers' defense following his acquisition from the Colts.

"Locked on Raiders" Podcast and "ESPN GameNight" host Qiant "Q" Myers joins the show to talk about his perspective of the 49ers-Raiders rivalry, from growing up in the Bay Area to working around the Raiders now in Las Vegas.

HOUR 2 - "Locked on Raiders" Podcast and "ESPN GameNight" host Qiant "Q" Myers joins the show to talk about his perspective of the 49ers-Raiders rivalry, from growing up in the Bay Area to working around the Raiders now in Las Vegas. John dives into some trade rumors in advance of next week's NFL trade deadline, including the likelihood of Jonathan Taylor and Mac Jones being moved.

HOUR 1 - Headlines features Curry's big second half as the Warriors come back from another double-digit deficit to grab a win over the Heat and Brandon Aiyuk's reinstatement coming up this afternoon. Friday's Big Poll: Is 49ers-Raiders still considered a rivalry?

HOUR 4 - Tracy Sandler of the Fangirl Sports Network joins the show to talk about how the 49ers stack up in advance of their matchup with the Raiders, what the Chargers can do to offload salary before the NFL Trade Deadline, and the disappointment of Michigan football. Last Call includes Steve Kerr reacting to his doppelganger, Charles Barkley disappointed in trick or treaters in his neighborhood, and an Italian chef fired for refusing to put pineapple on pizza.

Tracy Sandler of the Fangirl Sports Network joins the show to talk about how the 49ers stack up in advance of their matchup with the Raiders, what the Chargers can do to offload salary before the NFL Trade Deadline, and the disappointment of Michigan football.

HOUR 3 - The Nooner features John Lynch's update on Mike Evans' injury recovery and clarifies his availability for the Raiders' game. Draymond Green sound makes an appearance as he explains his view of the scuffle that got him ejected from the Warriors' Monday victory over the Suns, and a highlight on Victor Wembanyama's monster 52-point performance against the Mavericks on Wednesday night. 

HOUR 2 - 49ers radio analyst Tim Ryan joins the show to talk about where the 49ers stand following the bye week and with a 6-1 record, including where they still need to improve before hitting the stretch run of the season. John and Tim look into where the Raiders can exploit the Niners, how they have fallen after starting 3-0, and how they can carry the momentum from their Week 8 victory against the Jets.

HOUR 1 - Klay Thompson's return to the Bay Area prompts the Fair and Biased poll Question of the Day: how do you remember Klay's time with and exit from the Warriors? John plays sound from John Lynch's appearance from the Morning Show addressing Mike Evans' injury, and sound from some of headline players reacting to Brandon Aiyuk filing for reinstatement.

CBS Sports NFL analyst and Fantasy Football expert, Jamey Eisenberg joins Fair & Biased on the biggest names that could be moved before the NFL trade deadline next Tuesday

HOUR 4 -- NATIONAL HEADLINES: MLB Proposal today to union asks to implement a salary floor of 180 Mil, Adam Silver is reportedly open to the idea of shortening NBA games to 40 minutes, LeBron drinking wine during a game??

HOUR 3 -- Nooner: Tom Brady explanation on why the interior rush is such an issue, Kyle and John on the lack communication with Aiyuk, Interview with CBS Sports Jamey Eisenberg

HOUR 2 -- 49ers WR trade deadline options, Warriors making a $20 million decision on Porzingis and did Draymond think Dillon Brooks was Jordan Poole?

HOUR 1 -- Brandon Aiyuk files paperwork to be reinstated to the 49ers, Massive crowds show up for Golden State Valkyries WNBA championship parade and much more

Its National Headlines as we break down the ramifications of the Bears victory in Seattle and NFL team that will be looking to move off expensive talent, plus Lund's Last Call: what is the worst marching band song that would ruin your wedding, MID WEDDING?

Sam Amick, senior NBA writer for The Athletic, shares his insights the Warriors' impressive start, led by Steph Curry's MVP-caliber performances, and how their young star Yaxel Lendeborg is changing the team's dynamics.  The conversation also touches on the injuries that are affecting several teams, including the Lakers and the Thunder. Sam shares his thoughts on the potential causes of these injuries and how they're impacting the league. We also discuss the surprising performances of teams like the Grizzlies and the Blazers, who are making a strong case for themselves in the Western Conference.

Hour 3 starts with a discussion about the Warriors' turnaround, with a focus on Steph Curry's incredible performances and the team's young star, Yaxel Lendeborg. John dives into the implications of Yaxel's emergence as a key player and how it might affect the team's future. They also touch on the NBA's current state, including the injuries that are affecting several teams and the impressive performances of some of the league's rookies. The episode also features a chat with Sam Amick, a senior NBA writer for The Athletic, who shares his insights on the current season and its trends. They discuss the impact of injuries on teams like OKC and Minnesota, and the surprising performances of teams like Memphis and Portland. 

John Lund discusses the Bears' dominating performance against the Seahawks, with a special focus on the impact of Jeffrey Simmons, who had a standout game in his first outing as a Bear. The conversation also delves into the world of the NBA, where the Warriors are on a roll despite Draymond Green's recent behavior on the court. But it's not just about the X's and O's - the host also talks about the importance of mental health and how it affects athletes, including Green.

John Lund dives into the latest news, including the Warriors' five-game winning streak after a comeback win vs Suns, as well as the Seahawks' loss to the Bears, dropping the Seahawks to 4-4. We analyze the strengths and weaknesses of various teams in the NFC, as SF aims high for the NFC #1 seed. 

In Hour 4, John weighs the importance of the upcoming game between the Seahawks and the Bears, and how it could impact the 49ers' chances in the NFC playoffs. Finally, its Lund's Last Call: professional wedding crashers, Bill Belichick, & November football to round out the show

Fair and Biased dive into the latest on the trade deadline; will the 49ers look to make some big deals? We discuss the latest news and rumors surrounding the 49ers, the Seahawks, and the Bears. The episode also touches on the latest news from around the NFL, including Jauan Jennings decision to stay with the Vikings and the Seahawks' return of multiple running backs. John and our guy Larry Krueger share their thoughts on these moves and what they mean for the teams involved. 

This Halloween weekend was a wild one, with the San Francisco 49ers and the Golden State Warriors both making headlines. The 49ers find out wide receiver Juwan Jennings reportedly said no to a trade, while the Warriors notch 2 wins in LA, & the Valkyries gut out epic Game 7 to win WNBA championship.  In this episode, we dive into the latest NFL trade rumors, including the possibility of the 49ers trading Mac Jones to the Baltimore Ravens. We also discuss the 49ers' decision to hold onto Mac Jones, despite the Ravens' desperation for a quarterback. Plus, we explore the implications of the 49ers' schedule and how it might affect their chances of making the playoffs. We also hear from Steve Kerr about the team's strategy for managing Steph Curry's playing time and load. Kerr explains how the team is trying to balance Curry's need to rest with the need to keep him sharp for the playoffs. And we discuss the Warriors' exciting young player, Yaxel Lendenborg, who's been making waves with his impressive performances.

Ian Furness of KJR Seattle details the upcoming Monday Night Football game between the Seahawks and the Bears. From the impact of recent trades to the importance of coaching, Ian shares his thoughts on what makes a team successful in the NFL. We also dive into the world of player trades and the strategies behind them, with a surprising twist that could change the course of the game. One of the main topics of discussion is the recent trades that have taken place in the NFC, with teams like the 49ers and the Seahawks making big moves to strengthen their rosters.

In Hour 1 John delves into the world of the WNBA, where the Valkyries won their first franchise championship in just their second year. John discusses the impressive performance of Yaxel Lendeborg, a rookie who's making waves in the NBA with his incredible skills and confidence. They also talk about the latest trade rumors, including the possibility of the 49ers acquiring Jawan Jennings, a former receiver who's been linked to the team.

Fair and Biased wrap up the week with our final "crappy candy" poll update, plus a preview of a 49er-less NFL weekend and what game might have the most impact on playoff race

John Lund reacts to the idea of SF adding a WR, as well as the teams that are making moves to strengthen their rosters. They also touch on the latest NFL news, including the Rams' and Bears' strategies and the Seahawks' acquisition of Quentin Nelson.

Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area details why the 49ers' trade for DeForest Buckner was a smart move, especially considering the timing. He also discusses the impact of the trade on the team's salary cap and how it might affect their future draft picks. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the current state of the NFC, including the Vikings' strong start and the Seahawks' aggressive moves.  

In Hour 2, John and Matt Maiocco dive into the world of the 49ers, discussing the 49ers' recent trade for DeForest Buckner and what it means for the team's future. They also touch on the latest news in the NFL, including the Seahawks' acquisition of Quentin Nelson and the ongoing arms race in the NFC. But it's not all about the big boys - our host also shares some fun and lighthearted moments, including a discussion about the worst Halloween candies.  

In Hour 1, John previews tonights' Warriors/Lakers tilt and the trash talk that's been going back and forth between the two teams. We also share thoughts on the 49ers' chances in the upcoming schedule, and whether they'll make any moves to strengthen their team before the trade deadline. The hosts also tackle the topic of worst Halloween candy, and ask listeners to share their least favorite treats...there are so many bad ones!

In Hour 4, John discusses the trend of players flopping, learning flopping, and the impact it's having on the game. We finish the show with more on Bay Area "reunions", and Lund's Last Call takes you up to Dirty Work

John welcomes "boots on the ground" John Dickinson to chat all things 49ers and Warriors, including SF's decision to acquire DeForest Buckner, while breaking down the details of the deal. They also discuss the Warriors' young star, Yaxel Lendeborg, who's been making waves with his impressive play. JD shares his thoughts on Yaxel's maturity and leadership, and how he's already becoming a key player for the team.

In Hour 2, Fair and Biased discuss whether the 49ers are done adding players via trades, plus the impact of Ernie Johnson's retirement on the Inside the NBA. And, of course, no episode would be complete without some good old-fashioned trash talk where in "Tell Me I'm Wrong" we debate the best type of candy to steal from your kids.