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Jonas Knox explains why Baker Mayfield has all the leverage over the Cleveland Browns after they picked up his option, the Chiefs make a trade to try and break an ongoing NFL curse, Jonas details a change that College Football really needs to make, and a final round of NFL Draft talk ahead of the 2021 NFL Draft, and the debut edition of Oscar Nominee or Crap!
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Shawne jumps on the Odd Couple with Rob Parker Jonas Knox to discuss new NFL rule changes including more flexibility with jersey numbers and how the fun is being taken out of the game with safety precautions. Shawne doesn't think any team looked at Trevor Lawrence's comments and doubted his commitment to football and he defends Jake Paul for how he's picking and choosing his fights.
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On today's episode, Jason kicks things off with a quick thought on Anthony Davis' return to the court after missing 30 games due to injury. AD looked very rusty shooting just 2-for-10 from the field, but it was nice just to see him out there again. The biggest story of the night, however, is a somber one. Kentucky's Terrence Clarke died in a car accident while preparing for the NBA Draft in Los Angeles. He was just 19 years old. Please say a prayer for his loved ones during this difficult time. Later, ProFootballTalk creator and owner Mike Florio swings by to discuss how the pandemic has actually benefitted him in some ways professionally, why he was so fascinated by the New England Patriots' free agency spending spree, why he thinks the sports media pays entirely too much attention to the Dallas Cowboys given their overall lack of success the past 20+ years, why he believes the Washington Football Team is the class of the AFC East, why he believes that Deshaun Watson should do whatever he can to settle all 22 of his sexual assault lawsuits, why it's looking more and more likely that Mac Jones will be the San Francisco 49ers' pick at #3 in the upcoming NFL Draft, and much more!
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Click here to subscribe directly to the Lights Out with Shawne Merriman podcast! When you come on the Lights Out Podcast, you need to keep it 100. And that is what former Raider And Bronco punter Marquette King did. King gives an honest opinion on why he's not in the league right now. King has even started to showcase his talents on social media, will that get him a call? King talks about his experience in the XFL, and then explains the reason behind the Lights Out dance after a punt.
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On today's episode, Jason does a deep dive into Zion Williamson's highly-suggestive comments about his future. Following the New Orleans Pelicans' loss to the New York Knicks, Zion told the media how much he loves playing in Madison Square Garden. With the Knicks suddenly in the playoff mix, NYC looks more attractive than ever. The Pelicans? Not so much. New Orleans has made a series of boneheaded moves that's left the future of the franchise in limbo. In fact, you could argue that the impending free agency of Lonzo Ball - who may or may not be all that good - could be what ultimately sways Zion's decision. Before guys like LeBron James and Kevin Durant left the Cavs and Thunder, respectively, at least the team had some level of success before their stars ultimately decided to bolt. To this point, the Pelicans have done nothing to inspire confidence in their ability to build a roster around their superstar; It's eerily similar to what went down with Anthony Davis a few years back. The Pels just might sneak into the play-in tournament, but after Zion's comments on Sunday, the entire New Orleans fanbase has to be miserable. In other NBA news, did you see that Kevin Durant got hurt again?!? The Brooklyn Nets have arguably the greatest trio in NBA history, but does it matter if they can't stay on the court together? James Harden is down with a bad hamstring, KD has a history of injuries dating back to his days in OKC, and Kyrie Irving regularly takes time away just because he feels like it. It's not time to push the panic button in Brooklyn, but it would be wise to locate it just to be safe.
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Chris and Arnie gear up for the NFL Draft as rumors fly about teams trading up for a QB. The guys doubt the 49ers are picking Mac Jones at No. 3 but who knows if Trey Lance is leap frogging Justin Fields. Arnie takes on the crew about Trevor Lawrence turning around the Jaguars in his first year. MLB Insider Jon Morosi talks all things baseball including the series between the Dodgers and Padres. Todd Fuhrman joins with the Vegas perspective on the week. Plus, Buy or Sell, Your Tweets and Arnie's Picks.
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Click here to subscribe directly to the Lights Out with Shawne Merriman podcast! Did you watch the fight on Saturday night? well, Shawne did and he wants everyone to know that this fight was not fixed between Jake Paul and Ben Askren. Did people's opinions change with Jake Paul? Is this just clot chasing from others trying to get a payday off Paul? And what fighter could be next for Jake Paul?
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Jonas and Brady call it a joke that the NFLPA is pressuring players to opt out of voluntary workouts. The NFL Draft can't come soon enough as stories emerge about Trevor Lawrence's commitment to football. They question if the new NCAA transfer rules equate to free agency. Brady shares a story of the hardest hit he took in college and the guys come up with names for a movie about the USC homeless walk-on. All that and much more including Live Bet Jesus, Headline or Lie and Over/Unders.
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Dan Beyer and T.J. Houshmandzadeh talk about the unfair criticism Trevor Lawrence received after comments he made in an interview with Sports Illustrated. T.J. ranks the top five quarterbacks in the NFL Draft and the guys weigh in on the best rivalry in baseball. Dan and T.J. talk about the addition of Jadaveon Clowney to a stacked Browns roster and explain why it's time for the Falcons to move on from Matt Ryan. Plus, did Zion Williamson just send a signal that he’s planning a move to New York in free agency?
Guests: NFL Draft Bible’s Ric Serritella, FSR NFL insider Adam Caplan
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Steve Hartman and Rich Ohrnberger talk about the future of offseason programs in the NFL and which teams are impacted the most by the NFLPA’s recommendation. Is there trouble brewing at the top of the NFL Draft? The Dodgers have taken it upon themselves to stir up a budding rivalry with the Padres but will it be enough to motivate them towards breaking the all-time season record? Rich points out a major flaw with the NBA being a star-driven league and Steve throws out a stunning suggestion for the 49ers should draft with the third-overall pick. Plus, FOX Sports MLB reporter Jon Paul Morosi stops by to weigh in on the rivalry that could save the sport of baseball!
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