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LaVar Arrington, T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Plaxico Burress share their favorite draft picks thus far in the 2021 NFL Draft and speak with 7x Pro Bowl linebacker Patrick Willis about the 49ers trading up to draft NDSU QB Trey Lance with the third-overall pick. Patrick opens up about life after football and why he deserves to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame!

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Jason McIntyre breaks down the first two days of the NFL Draft and shares his hypothesis on what really went day with the 49ers leading up to Thursday. He explains why the Packers should trade Aaron Rodgers and picks his winners and losers through the opening rounds. Jason shares some bad news for Cowboys fans and says that the Jacksonville Jaguars are the most likely team to go from worst to first!

Guests include: FOX Sports Radio host Doug Gottlieb, KNBR host Mark Willard, Boston Sports Journal’s Greg Bedard, BetQL’s Vik Chokshi, FOX Sports Draft Analyst R.J. Young

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Anthony Gargano is back on the dawn of the final day of the NFL Draft! He’s offering up his reaction to the bomb dropped by Aaron Rodgers, the crew goes team by team to get all their reactions to the picks, and a whole lot more!

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Jonas Knox is back as Aaron Rodgers drops a bomb on the Packers, and Jonas tells you why draft grades are pointless! Why you should pay attention if Vegas shifts the odds in certain directions, why Aaron Rodgers needs to stop being a diva, why history doesn’t bode well for Justin Fields in Chicago, and why Jonas feels bad for a certain quarterback who just saw his replacement drafted!

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On today's episode, Jason and Producer Rob G kick things off with a deep dive into the report that sent shockwaves through the sports media world: Aaron Rodgers wants out of Green Bay. The Packers had to have seen this coming the moment they drafted Jordan Love in the first round last year. If the plan was always to move on from Rodgers in 2022 - which seems to be the case given that the team refused to sign him to a contract extension coming off an MVP season - then why not trade him on draft night for a King's Ransom? Unless John Elway can work some magic and get Rodgers to Denver in the next few days, this could get really ugly really quickly. As far as the NFL Draft goes, the big winners had to be the Jacksonville Jaguars. Not only did they land the best quarterback prospect in years in Trevor Lawrence, but they also added his backfield mate Travis Etienne. The Jags are a sneaky bet to win the AFC South next year. The biggest shocker of the night may have been what happened at #3 as the San Francisco 49ers decided to take Trey Lance over Mac Jones. For weeks now several reputable NFL reporters told us it would be Jones, so it was rather perplexing to hear Lance's name called instead. Perhaps something happened behind closed doors between Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch that caused a sudden change of heart. Speaking of Jones, how is he going to fit in New England? Jones and incumbent starter Cam Newton couldn't be any more different stylistically. Sticking with quarterbacks, the Chicago Bears made headlines when they traded up to take Justin Fields. Fields is a fine prospect, for sure, but the move did feel a little desperate. Finally, Jason closes the show with a quick rundown of all the picks he liked - and didn't like - during Round 1 of the NFL Draft.

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Kevin Burkhardt, LaVar Arrington, Bucky Brooks, and Jay Glazer cover the entire first round of the 2021 NFL Draft! The guys react to the picks live and provide expert analysis for every selection; including the 49ers taking Trey Lance, the Bears trading up to take Justin Fields, and the Packers neglecting to take an offensive player for Aaron Rodgers.

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Click here to subscribe directly to the Lights Out with Shawne Merriman podcast! Just imagine your whole life changes with one phone call. Imagine growing up in a lower-class home, to having your family set for life? In this episode of the Lights Out Podcast, Shawne Merriman relives the day he was drafted into the NFL. He knew his draft grade, he knew which round, and he knew two teams that wanted him. So, did that team end up drafting him? Then, the phone rings, and Shawne is surprised by the voice on the other end. It was none other than...Listen and find out on this special draft edition of the Lights Out Podcast.

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LaVar Arrington joins The Odd Couple with Rob Parker and T.J. Houshmandzadeh, filling in for Chris Broussard. The guys talk Lamar Jackson, the biggest storylines of the NFL Draft, and debate over player's roles in their teams draft picks, after Kyler Murray voiced his desire to have a say in the Cardinals' selections.

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On today's episode, Jason shares his thoughts on the NFL Network report suggesting that the San Francisco 49ers have narrowed down their choices at #3 to Mac Jones or Trey Lance. Neither quarterback has much experience at the college level, and scouts are skeptical about how each will transition to the NFL. Jones was the triggerman for a stacked roster at Alabama while Lance beat up on inferior competition. Enter the 'arrogant' Kyle Shanahan. There isn't a coach in the NFL who has more confidence in his system than Shanahan. Multiple outlets have reported that the 49ers head coach isn't looking for the most talented or the most dynamic quarterback at #3; All he really wants is a player who fits his system. With all the hype surrounding Jones and Lance, Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields' stock appears to have taken a hit... even if nobody is sure exactly why. Nearly every legitimate criticism you can make about Fields as a prospect can be applied to both Jones and Lance, and those two are in consideration at #3. Perhaps Fields will fall all the way down to Rob G's Las Vegas Raiders. Wouldn't that be something? Finally, Jason closes the show with a quick thought on Kevin Durant's return to action in the Brooklyn Nets' victory over the Phoenix Suns. It's hard to learn much from a Sunday game in April, but one thing is certain: the Nets with a healthy Durant are still the class of the Eastern Conference.

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Reports emerge that the 49ers are still deciding between Mac Jones and Trey Lance. Chris and Arnie react live to the Padres beating the Dodgers in extra innings. Vegas Insider Todd Fuhrman and Former NFL Scout John Middlekauff join the guys to help preview the NFL Draft. Some more wild predictions before the big day, plus Buy or Sell, Arnie Picks and much more!

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