Full Show - July 28, 2026

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley break down San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan setting the record straight on his car accident a few weeks ago. On Tuesday morning, he pulled a number of 49ers beat reporters into his office to take responsibility for the accident being his fault, contrary to the report sent out by law enforcement on Sunday. They also explore why Shanahan didn't take responsibility for the crash sooner. Palo Alto Police also release a statement on the matter. In Hour 2, Willard and Dibs discuss Draymond Green's new contract with the Golden State Warriors: a one-year, $27.7 million deal. Green expectedly re-signs with the Warriors after opting out of the exact same contract in an effort to sacrifice some money so the team could sign LeBron James in free agency. They're also joined by 49ers beat writer for The Athletic Matt Barrows to discuss Kyle Shanahan's car crash and the beginning of training camp. At the end of the segment, they react to the news that Giants' infielder Casey Schmitt was diagnosed with a meniscus tear. In Hour 3, Willard & Dibs continue reacting to the news that Giants infielder Casey Schmitt has been diagnosed with a torn meniscus. How does this impact their plan at the upcoming MLB trade deadline? They also discuss the Golden State Warriors following Draymond Green's re-signing. They're also joined later by SF Standard Warriors beat reporter Danny Emerman to chat about Draymond and the Warriors in general. In Hour 4, Willard & Dibs finish up their conversation with SF Standard Warriors beat reporter Danny Emerman. They also explore the latest news with the Giants, especially two new injury updates to go along with Casey Schmitt's torn meniscus: Trevor McDonald will undergo UCL reconstruction surgery and Harrison Bader reaggravated his foot injury following a fall off his scooter. Later in the hour, Dibs details his career as a pizza deliveryman who also ate some of the pizza. They finish the show discussing the Warriors' offseason plan.