Charlie talks about why he thinks the professional sports leagues need vaccines in order to bring back fans into their arenas. This is the main topic on today's version of The Daily Tap. Charlie also talks about college football being in flux and why it needs to be more streamlined process. Plus why the thought about trading Aaron Rodgers isn't that crazy.

The Daily Tap is back for its Tuesday edition. Charlie discusses George Karl today as Eric Nehm of The Athletic had a Q&A with him. Charlie explains how Karl is trying to rewrite the story of his time in Milwaukee. Why Karl has had problems at most places he's been a coach at and this shouldn't be a shock that there were issues in Milwaukee. He also talks about how Tony Clark sent the wrong message yesterday.

On Monday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why he isn't confident right now about sports coming back in 2020. Charlie thinks that the player empowerment era is hurting basketball right now. And why Adam Silver needs to act more like David Stern. Charlie also explains why if baseball doesn't come back, they could be looking at ramifications similar to the mid-90s. Also, there is some Last Dance talk at the end of the show.

Charlie is here for the final edition of The Daily Tap for the week. He gives his opinion on the Packers 2020 schedule. Charlie pours over the schedule first then talks about why you shouldn't overreact to how the schedule looks in May.

If you podcast it, they will listen. Tony and Sam look back at Field of Dreams and dream of baseball (and really any live sport) being played once again.

In today's version of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the upcoming 2020 Packers schedule. Charlie has all sorts of confidence that he nailed the schedule which might make you roll your eyes. Charlie explains how he thinks the schedule will play out this season. There is one part of the season where Charlie feels very confident about.

Charlie has the Monday edition of The Daily Tap ready for you. Charlie talks about The Last Dance and how it may be the way we do sports documentaries looking forward. Given Michael Jordan's openness, will this lead to more sports documentaries of the highest-profiled athletes and teams? Charlie has some ideas of docs he would want to see. He also discusses how the media played a huge role in Jordan retiring n 93 and in 98.

Charlie wraps up the week with the Friday edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the latest plans for baseball and basketball to return to our lives. Why baseball has been ahead of basketball, and does Adam Silver need to have a plan for the people sooner rather than later? Charlie also talks about how to make athletes less afraid to return. The podcast wraps up with a discussion on why Favre's opinion on Rodgers doesn't matter plus a humorous rant on Summer House.

Sticking with the NFL Draft theme, Tony and Sam throw an excessive amount of flags on the 2014 film, Draft Day, featuring Kevin Costner. They examine draft protocol and life as a fan of the Cleveland Browns. The show also talks about the Green Bay Packers draft and what they would have done differently.

The Daily Tap is here for Wednesday's edition. Charlie is doing a sequel to an older podcast he did about everyone hating Aaron Rodgers. It appears that everyone still hates Aaron Rodgers in the national media. Why does the media want to make a story about Rodgers hating Jordan Love or Rodgers and LaFleur being at odds. Charlie discusses this idea at great length. Charlie also dives into the 'Cool' football community who believes this idea that the Packers will be reverting to what the Tennessee Titans did under Matt LaFleur in 2018. He explains why people do not want to criticize the individuals leading this charge leading to an assumed groupthink. Charlie also used an interesting example from the Packers' past to explain why this narrative has no legs.