The Daily Tap is back for its Tuesday edition. Charlie talks about Za'Darius Smith being left off the list of Top 10 EDGE rushers per league execs, coaches, players. Charlie wonders if people truly understand his impact. He also talks about why he would take Smith over T.J. Watt. Charlie talks about if Rashan Gary needs to step up and why bringing in his learning disability is a bad look. Finally, Charlie explains why Logan Morrison should have a spot on the Brewers roster.

The Daily Tap is back for the Monday edition. Charlie is talking about a wide array of topics throughout the 30 minutes. He talks about college football and all that happened in the last few days. He explains how the leadership failed these schools, and now, they need to not panic and figure out a united front. Charlie also talks about the NFL executive top 10 lists and why it's Aaron Rodgers' fault that Aaron Jones isn't in the Top 10. Finally, Charlie wonders if we should buy the hype on Ben Gamel.

The Washington Football Team is on the verge of changing their name. How about the Washington Sentinels? The Movie Refs Sam and Tony nearly run out of flags when watching 'The Replacements' a 2000 film loosely based on the 1987 NFL lockout. The duo also discuss Big Ten Football and their thirst for Brewers baseball.

On The Daily Tap for Thursday, Charlie talks about if Packers fans underrate Aaron Rodgers. He explains how Rodgers gets a bad rap for the last three years and talks about how Brett Favre had a similar trajectory. Charlie also mentions the Favre-Rodgers dynamic that plagues fans. He mentions why league executives think Rodgers is a top-three quarterback for 2020. Podcast rolls on with some thoughts on Packers' players lack of response to DeSean Jackson's comments and why leaders need to step up with college athletics.

Tapping The Keg podcast returns for their bi-weekly edition. Charlie and Mitch get in the booth to discuss the current state of fall sports. Why the NFL is nothing to worry about despite the players' recent concerns about what's happening with 2020. Why it will not be like baseball. Charlie and Mitch have solutions to solve college football's problems. Why Khris Middleton not picking up a basketball is actually not a concern. What stands out about the Brewers' schedule?

The Daily Tap is here for Tuesday. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' schedule and his thoughts about what stands out. He thinks there is a point in the season where the Brewers can make a run. An important homestand in September and much more. Charlie also talks about Patrick Mahomes getting paid. Some things to think about before talking if he would rather have him or Giannis for the next ten years?

The Daily Tap is back for another edition! Charlie talks about all of the problems going on in baseball and basketball surrounding COVID. Charlie explains why this should be expected and no one should be surprised by it. Why baseball dropped the ball testing before a holiday. And why the NBA didn't do enough local isolation. Charlie also talks about the Green Bay Packers, and how he expects all his questions to be answered by shareholders plus if he would go to a game.

Charlie is back for a Free Talk Friday session on The Daily Tap podcast. He talks about if Giannis Antetokounmpo was accurate when he said it would be the toughest championship to win. Charlie talks about the Packers' running game and a ridiculous comment about their wide receivers. Other topics discussed: The hate of the 'Don't Stick to Sports' comment, working out shirtless, weekend gambling and much more.

An underappreciated actor, John Candy, coaches a team of underdog Jamaican bobsledders all the way to Calgary for the winter Olympics. Sam and Tony breakdown and reminisce about the Disney film, Cool Runnings! The duo also discuss recent lineup changes at ESPN plus open up about their shared dislike (to put it lightly) of Barstool Sports.

The Daily Tap's Tuesday edition is here. Charlie talks about some MLB players deciding to forgo their season. Charlie also chats about Ian Desmond's efforts. He wonders if a Milwaukee Brewers or Milwaukee Bucks player will make that move. Charlie also talks about why the DH is not good when it comes to playing other NL Central teams plus some thoughts on the 45-man roster.