Kane shares his thoughts on Kysaiah Pickett's importance to Melbourne, and asks which players are crucial to their club's success.

"They've gone from flag contenders to finals pretenders..."

Gerard’s editorial on the send-off rule was followed by Kane’s thoughts on Bailey Smith at the top of tonight’s show, and after geting the latest footy news from SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund, it was time for ‘Full on Footy Analysis’ with Champion Data’s Daniel Hoyne after Round 6. They then opened the lines and took plenty of calls, before Sammy was joined by Socceroos great Robbie Slater for an EPL wrap.

Former Socceroos great Robbie Slater joined Sammy to speak about Tottenham’s loss to Nottingham Forrest overnight, Ange Postecoglou’s chances of being at the club next year, Leeds United’s promotion to the Premier League, the upcoming semi-finals in the Champions League, Liverpool’s dominance, and more.

Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne joined Gerard and Sammy in the studio to speak about the "risers and fallers" this year, the best and worst teams at punishing their opponents with the ball, Geelong's win against Hawthorn yesterday, the second best intercepting player in the competition, Adelaide's defensive masterclass, the Bulldogs' strong form, the rising Tigers, and more. As always, he listed who the coaches missed with their votes, the most damaging players from Round 6, and his 'Gem & Horror'.

Which Richmond young guns does Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne think needs some love after their efforts in 2025?

What areas are the Western Bulldogs excelling in after six rounds?

What impressed Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne about Adelaide's low scoring affair against the Giants on Saturday afternoon?

Which unlikely name is the second best interceptor in the competition according to Champion Data?

Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne shares his key takeaways from the Cats' seven-point win against the Hawks.

Which teams are the best and worst at punishing their opponents with the ball according to Champion Data?

Which players have risen or fallen on Champion Data's player ratings from last year?

SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Gerard and Kane to speak about Noah Balta's sentencing today, Connor Nash's upcoming tribunal hearing, Bailey Smith's antics, the Swans supporter banned for two years, Todd Goldstein's return for Essendon this week, and more.

"It's lucky Geelong won the match..."

Gerard and Whitey wrapped up today's blockbuster between the Cats and the Hawks at the top of today's show and that was followed by calls from plenty of listeners wanting to share their thoughts on the game. Lastly, Whitey was joined by track and field journalist Mitch Dyer, who wrapped up the action at the Stawell Gift.

Athletics expert Mitch Dyer joined Whitey to wrap up all the action from the Stawell Gift today, and to explain what's next for sprint sensation Gout Gout.

Gerard and Whitey share their immediate thoughts on the Cats' big win against the Hawks on Easter Monday.

Gerard’s editorial on Geelong’s recruiting skills was followed by Kane’s thoughts on the way they share information regarding injured players at the top of tonight’s show, and after The Age’s Peter Ryan shared the latest footy news, they took plenty of calls. They revisited Daniel Hoyne’s key items from last night’s show, and after catching up with AFL.com.au’s Michael Whiting, it was time for ‘Kane’s Countdown’. Former AFL umpire Shane McInerney joined them in the studio, and they finished off by chatting ‘Sport and the Media’ with AFL Record editor Ash Browne.

AFL Record editor Ash Browne joined Gerard and Kane in the studio to speak about Gather Round over the weekend, the AFL Record celebrating 30 years since 'Talking Footy' first aired on Channel 7, Adam Simpson's regular segment on AFL360, Sam Mitchell's appearance on Footy Classified, how the AFL will schedule Gold Coast games at the end of the year, the key departure from the AFL, and more.

Former AFL umpire Shane McInerney joined Gerard and Kane in the studio to speak about the way the game is being umpired to start the year, the AFL clarifying late game umpiring decisions, how difficult it is to officiate players running too far, the way "advantage" is being played, how he would explain the "holding the ball" rule, and more.

Which current players will get straight into the Hall of Fame, according to Kane Cornes?