Drake Maye Struggles & Dave Portnoy Reacts To Iowa Stunning Michigan | WUB Full Episode
Wake Up BarstoolShow Notes
Welcome to the September 28, 2026 FULL EPISODE of Wake Up Barstool on FS1. Drake Maye struggled in the Patriots’ loss to the Jaguars, and Dave Portnoy joins the show to react to Maye’s performance and discuss what’s going wrong with the New England quarterback. The crew breaks down the Broncos’ comeback win over the Rams, including the controversial pass interference call that played a major role late in the game. Jon Gruden joins the show to recap the biggest storylines from NFL Week 3 and give his takeaways from around the league.
We also turn to college football after a wild Week 4. Portnoy reacts to Iowa stunning Michigan 20-19, and the crew breaks down the biggest results from across the country. Oregon head coach Dan Lanning joins the show following the Ducks’ huge win over USC. Lanning discusses the victory, Dante Moore’s injury following a controversial hit and Dylan Raiola stepping in for Moore.
Plus, we look ahead to the MLB Playoffs beginning Tuesday night.
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