Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss if Aaron Rodgers should want out of Green Bay, Jayson Tatum's new basketball court, Andy Dalton's next move and Deshaun Watson's message to Texans.

Marijuana use by athletes used to be considered taboo, and punishments for violating drug policies were severe. But now, as laws and attitudes around the country change, leagues are adjusting their rules. Former NFL RB Ricky Williams recounts how his marijuana use once dominated football headlines, and assesses the NFL's changes to the league's policy in the new CBA. Then, ESPN's Emily Kaplan breaks down the marijuana policy reforms across pro sports.

Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss the NCAA supporting name, image and likeness compensation, LaMelo's draft stock, Devin Booker's quarantine road trip and they decide if wearing pants on TV is optional.

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Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss the NCAA supporting name, image and likeness compensation, LaMelo's draft stock, Devin Booker's quarantine road trip and they decide if wearing pants on TV is optional.

Inspired by The Last Dance and Pogs, the KAJ head back to the bracket. First, they discuss their worst sports memories (4:53), then dive into a 32-seed bracket of the best things from the 90's (22:32). Later, a voicemail about Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler (1:46:20).

Zach talks to ESPN's Michael Wilbon about all things Michael Jordan and "The Last Dance."

Collecting baseball cards is a cherished pastime. ESPN baseball writer Sam Miller first got hooked on the game by studying the backs of cards growing up. And when he learned about a Don Mattingly card with a curious factoid on Mattingly's alleged birth year, Miller began a quest to uncover the truth. When was the former Yankees star first baseman born? And did this one baseball card have the inside scoop, or a crucial error? Miller tells us how he solved the mystery of Mattingly's real birth date.

Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss if Aaron Rodgers should be in his feelings, the next step for Zion and D-Wade's "Redeem Team" documentary. Plus, the curious case of the Patriots' offseason.

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Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss if Aaron Rodgers should be in his feelings, the next step for Zion and D-Wade's "Redeem Team" documentary. Plus, the curious case of the Patriots' offseason.

When the Green Bay Packers selected Utah State QB Jordan Love late in the first round of this year's NFL Draft, the pick sent shockwaves throughout the league. The Packers current signal caller, Aaron Rodgers, is under contract for several years, and is destined for enshrinement in Canton. But that's not unusual in Green Bay. When Rodgers was drafted in 2005, the Packers already had the legendary Brett Favre at the helm. Is history doomed to repeat itself? ESPN Packers reporter Rob Demovsky examines why the Love pick was so surprising, and what it means for Green Bay's future.