Kiley & Booms On Demand Rundown, 10/22

Happen to miss the show this morning? If you did, well, don’t let it happen again. Here’s a taste of what was discussed.

6:42-Kiley & Booms discuss he running back situation and some comments from Terrance West. They think that Terrance West should be quiet and just focus on gaining yards. Booms would like to see Tate traded and just move forward with West and Crowell.

7:05-While the RB discussion continues, Kiley & Booms debate which two RB’s should lead the way and who they feel is the odd man out.

7:23-Today is Game Plan Wednesday on Kiley & Booms! Listen to Kiley & Booms attempts to break down the Week 8 game as the Browns host the Oakland Raiders.

7:45-Michael Sam has been released from the Cowboys practice squad and Kiley & Booms wonder if the Browns should consider signing Michael Sam with their D-Line injuries and lack of a pass rush.

8:05- John Telich of Fox 8 TV joins Kiley & Booms to explain what went wrong with the Browns against Jacksonville and how he expects a bounce-back performance from Brian Hoyer and the team. He also welcomes the idea of the team inviting in Michael Sam to see if he can do any better getting to the QB than the team has thus far.

8:23-LeBron James doesn’t want the Cavs to be referred to as a Big Three, but as a team, and Kiley & Booms argue about whether it truly is a big three or its a team

8:42-Art Hains of Jock 98.7 in Missouri and the Kiley & Booms Kansas City Royals insider and World Series correspondent joins to recap game one and preview game two.

9:41-Andrew Burtschin, who saved his dog by using Mouth-To-Snout resuscitation after is had chewed on a poisonous toad, joined Kiley & Booms about what went through his head, the process, and how he decided it was what could save his life.

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