Sports Illustrated's Bengals reporter, James Rapien joins the show to talk zoom calls with Zac Taylor, Bengals activity in free agency, Andy Dalton’s future, upcoming draft and more

On today's show: Why is Justin Fields being overlooked? The entire MLB season in Phoenix? Plus, Jeremy Fowler ranks each team in the AFC North and why Obi Toppin was undoubtedly the best player in college basketball.

Dayton’s Obi Toppin has officially swept all the top national awards and honors, after being awarded the Karl Malone and Wooden award today. Does this help boost his draft stock? Does this make it more difficult to deal with the fact the Flyers didn’t play in the NCAA tournament? Where could Obi be drafted and where would you like to see him play?

Fowler talks about the moves the Bengals have made in free agency, how much does Big Ben have left, Clowney to Cleveland, AB back in the NFL, Ravens winning the division AGAIN and more.

Joe Burrow had one of the best season’s in college football history…but would do you prefer Burrow’s one historic season or Trevor Lawrence’s 29-1 record in two seasons at Clemson?

The WWE has continued to air its weekly shows amid the COVID-19 pandemic, including its biggest pay-per-view event, Wrestlemania. Many fans are upset the WWE hasn't suspended its operations because of the possible spread of coronavirus. If the MLB plays its season in empty ballparks, would fans have the same reaction?

The MLB and the player's union are discussing a plan to start the 2020 season. Both sides are considering putting all 30 teams in the Phoenix area this season and playing in empty ballparks.

After finishing in the top 3 of Heisman voting and leading OSU to a 13-1 record in his first season as a starter - is Fields being overlooked? Trevor Lawrence is the odds-on favorite to be the #1 pick in the 2021 NFL draft but should Fields be getting more consideration for the top spot?

Teams sign backup QB's all the time - But it's rare to see a team sign a quarterback to a 3 year backup deal. It's rare to see it because QB's are always fighting to be the starter. So why would Keenum marry the Browns for three seasons to be the backup. Maybe he has been told something differently behind the scenes? Why else would Keenum, a guy who has had success as a starter through out his career, accept a backup role for three seasons? It's probably because he feels that a chance to be the starter is closer than many think.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler ranks AFC North with Justin Kinner - Has the Bengals last