Hour 3. Bill, Radio Joe and producer Evan Heffelfinger are back with another Top Five Friday topic, this week on the top five most exciting athletes of all time. Plus, we'll chat with Olivia Reiner, Multimedia Reporter for the Journal Sentinel/PackersNews.com, about the drafting of Jordan Love and where the Packers stand in the NFC at this point in the offseason. Who are your top five most exciting athletes of all time?

Olivia Reiner, Multimedia Reporter for the Journal Sentinel/PackersNews.com, joins the show to talk some Packers, NFL Draft and more. How does she see this past draft class shake up for the Packers? Will Aaron welcome in Jordan Love or will it be a bit snippy and passive aggressive? Did the Packers get better or worse this offseason? How does she see the NFC North stacking up? Does she see AJ Dillon and Josiah Deguara helping improve the Packers offensive firepower?

Steve Zautke, Host of the Final Inspection Show on 105.7 FM The FAN in Milwaukee, joins the show to talk about the return to racing this weekend. Are the tracks in Wisconsin opening up this weekend? What are his thoughts on NASCAR’s plan for racing this weekend? Have the drivers and team owners reached an agreement on finances? Does he have a favorite in NASCAR’s races at Darlington this weekend? Will Indy Car come back as well?

Hour 2. Bill continues the show by looking at the money differences between the MLB players and owners, and whether or not it will lead to the cancellation of the 2020 season. Plus, we'll talk some NASCAR with Steve Zautke of the Final Inspection Show on 105.7 FM The FAN in Milwaukee. If the 2020 MLB season does not happen because of money, will you stop watching the sport?

Hour 1. Bill kicks off the show by playing a clip from Tampa Bay Rays Ace Blake Snell, talking about why he's not in favor of returning to play this season, and Bill expresses his reasons why he disagrees with Blake. Plus, we'll talk some NFL analytics with Eric Eager, Data Scientist for Pro Football Focus. Do you agree with Blake Snell?

Eric Eager, Data Scientist for Pro Football Focus, joins the show to talk about the possibility of an Aaron Jones extension, the drafting of Jordan Love and more. What does he do as a data scientist for PFF? How do analytics see the job Aaron Rodgers has done the past two season? Has Rodgers struggles been because of a receiving corps without the talent he was used to, or was it the scheme/ability of Rodgers? How does he see the division playing out? How does he place a value on players in free agency, on whether they’re worth the money or not?

Hour 4. Bill wraps up the show by bringing up a point from his interview with Cristina Tuso about the universal DH, shares his thoughts on the implementation of a universal DH, and gauges your reaction. Plus, we'll replay our great interview with Bill Huber of PackerCentral.com/Sports Illustrated from earlier in the show. Are you a fan of the universal DH?

Hour 3. Bill continues the show by revisiting the topic from the first hour, looking at the divorce of Brett Favre and the Packers, and what that will mean for Aaron Rodgers and the Packers moving forward. Plus, we'll chat with Cristina Tuso, Sports Reporter/Anchor for CBS 58 in Milwaukee, about the sports hiatus, the DH position in baseball, and more.

Cristina Tuso, Sports Reporter/Anchor for CBS 58 in Milwaukee, joins the show to talk sports hiatus, Packers and more. When does she expect to have the major sports back? Do we put an asterisk next to a title if the Bucks win a title when the league resumes? What plan makes the most sense to her for returning to play? If baseball doesn’t resume due to salary demands, will the reaction be worse than 1994? Is she a fan of a universal DH?

Ben Fennell, Film Analyst for ESPN/NFL Network, joins the show to talk Jordan Love, Brian Gutekunst and more. Are there worries about finances, with the possibility of the season being delayed, and no fans in the stands? What would happen if a player tests positive for COVID-19? Is this Packers team the same as the NFC Championship team, or did they get worse this offseason? Who does he have as the top teams in the NFC? What does he make of the AFC? Can the Patriots be good without Tom Brady?