The Kyle Bailey Show

In the show's final hour, the guys weigh in on a texter's question about whether or not the Panthers should be gung-ho to sign Bryce to an extension, and we get one last preview of the college football weekend.

In the 2nd hour of the show, Kyle reacted to the biggest audio in sports, and the guys wondered if the Bucs win proves that the bottom of the NFC South is not as bad as once thought.

In the opening hour of the show, Kyle and Smoke set the scene for this weekend's events at Charlotte Motor Speedway, including an improved radar for Sunday, and Kyle reacts to the Bucs' Primetime win over the Cowboys.

The Show's final hour starts with Kyle talking to Jonathan Coleman about this weekend's events starting tomorrow for the Bank of America 400, and Kyle delves deeper into some interesting matchups within the ACC this weekend.

In hour 2 of the show, Kyle reacted to the biggest audio in sports, and Kyle talked to Corey Miller about the Gamecocks, Bryce Young, and how the weather could impact the massive game between Georgia and Alabama

In the show's opening hour, Kyle and Smoke talk about the growing NFL MVP buzz that Bryce Young is getting following the SNF win and if this could be legit, or potentially a mirage that Bryce could be in the running for this award down the line.

In this edition of Into The Smoke, Evan breaks down how Chase Briscoe was able to win, the problems it shows with the Gen 7 car on intermediate tracks now, and where everyone stands at the halfway mark of the chase.

In the show's final hour, Kyle talks to Roman Harper about the Panthers win as well as Bama-Georgia, and it leads to Kyle looking at how big this weekend could be for Bill Belichick and the Heels if they were to beat the Pitt Panthers.

In the 2nd hour, Kyle reacts to the biggest audio in sports, and after a conversation with Nate Wimberly, Kyle looks at how the NFC South is looking at the quarter mark.

In the show's opening hour, Kyle recaps game 3 of the NLDS between the Braves and Dodgers while also recapping the Hornets first preseason game, and Kyle weighs in on the dilemma that Max Fried and Mason Miller are facing this postseason 

In the show's final hour, Kyle and Smoke look at how many injured Panthers can return in time for the Philly game, and the guys also preview the NLDS showdown between the Braves and Dodgers.

Hour 2 starts with breaking news that Eagles Tackle Lane Johnson is abruptly retiring and how this, along with the other Eagles injuries, could impact the Panthers game in 12 days, and Kyle reacts to some Panthers fans' concerns over Brad Idzik taking an HC job after 1 year as an OC.

After missing yesterday's show, Kyle reacted to the Panthers thrilling 32-26 victory over the Lions, breaking down the incredible performances of Bryce and T-Mac, as well as concerns about CB depth heading into the next month.

In the show's final hour, Former Panthers DE Al Wallace recaps the Panthers win, and the callers voice their opinion on the win, and where the Panthers go heading into the bye.

In hour 2, Will reacts to the biggest audio in sports, and the talk turns to whether or not yesterday removed any doubt that the Panthers should extend Bryce Young as soon as possible.

Willie starts the show by reliving the thrills of Carolina's Sunday Night win over the Lions, which included a massive performance from both Bryce Young and Tetairoa McMillan, and we get updates on the injury front for the Panthers heading into the bye.

In the show's final hour, Kyle and Smoke look into the amount of rain hitting the Queen City this weekend, and whether or not the Panthers need to be a run-first team for the first time this weekend, and whether or not the Panthers defense can keep Jahmyr Gibbs in check.

In hour 2, Kyle reacted to the biggest audio in sports, and he took a look at this weekend's college football slate, including the big matchups both Clemson and the Tar Heels have and whether or not either team can come out victorious 

In the show's opening hour, Kyle asks the question of whether or not any Panthers fans have confidence that the Panthers will win on Sunday against the Lions, and Kyle weighs the option of potentially sitting Jalen Coker in order to preserve his health for the long run.

In the show's final hour, Kyle looks at the vibes in the Panthers fanbase right now as he wonders if they are too down heading into this Sunday Night game, which leads to Kyle asking the viewers if they are happy about anything in sports right now.

In hour 2, Kyle weighs in on the reports that a 24-team College Football Playoff could be approved in the very near future, and we get an idea of the state the Detroit Lions are in heading into Sunday's matchup courtesy of Eric Woodyard.

In the show's opening hour, Kyle breaks down Sunday's game between the Panthers and Lions, including what he thinks could be a big factor in deciding the game if Carolina were to win, and Mike Kaye drops by with the latest Panthers intel.

In this edition of Into The Smoke, Evan recaps Kyle Larson's dominant performance at Kansas, as well as reacts to Brad Keselowski's stunning exit as both an owner and driver from RFK Racing

In the show's final hour, Kyle talks to Roman Harper about the Panthers and the SEC, and the conversation shifts to what type of game we should expect between the Lions and Panthers and if the weather could play a big factor.

In the 2nd hour, Kyle discusses the hot seat surrounding Shane Beamer with the Kentucky Wildcats up next, as well as the chances of the Protect College Sports Act passing the House, and Sheena Quick joined the show to give us injury updates on all of the wounded Panthers.

In the show's opening hour, Kyle reacts to the injury updates on multiple key Panther players and where Carolina goes from here, and in honor of Austin Riley hitting a Go-Ahead homer yesterday, along with the Braves fans being frustrated with his play, Kyle asks the listeners the most frustrating players they have ever watched in sports.