Gerard and Kane discussed Essendon's impressive showing against Geelong off the top of tonight's show, and after taking some calls, 'Kane's Countdown' returned, where he named the most sensitive figures in the AFL. They were also joined by Collingwood assistant coach Hayden Skipworth, and finished the show with a quick sports update.

Collingwood senior assistant coach Hayden Skipworth joined Gerard and Kane to speak about the process he went through for the West Coast Eagles job last year, the number of recruits at the Pies, Lachie Schultz's season last year, Harry Perryman's role in 2025, Jordan De Goey's fitness, how he'd handle Nick Daicos if he was an opposition coach, Beau McReery's midfield minutes, how they use Darcy Moore in defence, the difficult conditions for assistant coaches, and more.

The third edition of Kane's Countdown is another controversial one, what do you make of it?

Hear Gerard and Kane's thoughts on the AAMI Community Series match between Geelong and Essendon at GMHBA Stadium last night.

What does Gerard have to say about Essendon's strong showing against the Cats at GMHBA Stadium last night?

Gerard and Kane discussed Justin Longmuir's new contract at Fremantle off the top of tonight's show, and after taking some calls and weighing in on Connor Idun's new deal, they were joined by SEN SA's Michelangelo Rucci, who spoke about his thoughts on Zak Butters and Port Adelaide. Next they were joined by Essendon star Mason Redman, and they finished with a quick sports update.

Essendon star Mason Redman joined Gerard and Kane to speak about why he's missing tonight's practice match against Geelong, what their expectations are for the game, where they're trying to improve this year, the progression of their youngsters, the "Essendon Edge", Zach Reid's pre-season, the possibility of attending centre bounces, and more.

SEN SA's Michelangelo Rucci joined Gerard and Kane to speak about his comments regarding Zak Butters' future, why Port Adelaide needs an answer from him now, the impact of the decision around Ken Hinkley, what the expectations should be for the Power in 2025, Adelaide's leadership group for the upcoming season, Justin Longmuir's new contract at Fremantle, and more.

Kane and Gerard share their thoughts on Justin Longmuir's contract with Fremantle after it was altered today.

Gerard kicked off tonight's show with an editorial on what he'd learned from Champion Data today, and after he and Kane took some calls on the fastest and slowest teams in the competition, they were joined by Hawthorn star Jai Newcombe. Adam White joined the show when Kane departed, and he and Gerard were soon joined by former V/AFL coach Rodney Eade, who covered all the hottest footy topics at the moment. Lastly, Whitey was joined by Victorian young gun Campbell Kellaway after his century against New South Wales yesterday.

Victorian young gun Campbell Kellaway joined Whitey to speak about what was said ahead of their big run chase against New South Wales, the way the pitch played, Harry Dixon's batting, his new haircut, what it would mean to win the Dean Jones Trophy, the place he feels he has in the side now, and more.

Former AFL coach Rodney Eade joined Gerard and Whitey to speak about Hawthorn's new facility, who he likes for this year's flag, why GWS need to address last year's semi-final loss, the importance of tagging, how Jagga Smith will bounce back from his ACL injury, Ross Lyon's comments about selling home games and letting players go in contract, and more.

Hawthorn star Jai Newcombe joined Gerard and Kane to speak about what he's worked on this pre-season, how much time he'll spend up forward, their new facility in Dingley, his path to the AFL, the youngster he's excited for in 2025, and more.

What did Gerard learn about the upcoming season from Champion Data today?

Gerard’s editorial on “the power of two” ahead of this footy season sparked tonnes and tonnes of calls which filled the first 40 minutes of tonight’s show, and they were then joined by Kane’s new Channel 7 teammate Abbey Holmes, who expressed her excitement about working with her new TV teammate in 2025. Gold Coast assistant Brad Miller joined the show ahead of the Suns’ hit out against Brisane and Collingwood, and after AFL.com.au’s Michael Whiting wrapped up the first game, they caught up with Carlton recruit Francis Evans. Lastly, Kane previewed the upcoming NBL finals with Pete Hooley.

NBL expert Pete Hooley joined Kane to speak about the momentum lost at this time of year due to the FIBA window, his love of the play-in games, the best team left in the competition, Bryce Cotton vs Chris Goulding, the Adelaide 36ers' capitulation, Kyrie Irving's interest in playing for the Boomers, Paddy Mills potentially returning to the NBL, and more.

Carlton recruit Francis Evans joined Gerard and Kane to speak about how confident he was in the SSP process, how much his life changed after getting delisted by Port Adelaide, the differences between Geelong, the Power and the Blues, who he's been impressed by this pre-season, and more.

AFL.com.au's Michael Whiting joined Gerard and Kane to speak about Brisbane's practice match against Collingwood tonight, Ty Gallop's presence up forward, what their forward line will look like, the crowd on the Gold Coast, what the Suns need to do tonight, Matt Rowell's importance to the club, and more.

Gold Coast Suns assistant coach Brad Miller joined Gerard and Kane to speak about the health of their list this pre-season, Sam Flanders' back issue, the pressure on them this year, the importance of Mac Andrew and Bailey Humphrey, their practice match tonight, the progress of Ethan Read and Jed Walter, Leo Lombard's first pre-season, Kane's criticism of Matt Rowell, and more.

Channel 7's Abbey Holmes joined Gerard and Kane to speak about the upcoming season with the network, how excited she is to work with Kane, her role on Channel 7 this year, her path to where she is now, her experience with Bruce McAvaney, and more.

Gerard's editorial on "the power of two" sparked plenty of calls to start tonight's show with Kane, what do the SEN listeners have to say?

Gerard's editorial on Jannik Sinner's critics was followed by his and Kane's thoughts on a possible return of State of Origin at the top of tonight's show, and they were soon joined by Hawthorn legend Luke Hodge, who spoke about Channel 7's AFL launch today. They discussed Jordan De Goey's setback before taking more calls on State of Origin, and their next item was 'Kane's Countdown' where he listed the most underrated players in the AFL. 'Lawnography' with Jimmy Thwaites was back for another big edition, and they finished by talking 'Sport and the Media' with AFL Record editor Ash Browne.