Charlie talks about on The Daily Tap today how the return of Aaron Rodgers should be expected and should be announced any day now. What does that mean for what's upcoming? He talks about Davante Adams, Jordan Love, and the decisions that need to be made this weekend (0-20 minutes). Charlie also discusses the Bucks-Sixers game from last night and why Giannis v. Embiid would be the best matchup in the postseason. Lastly, Charlie explains why Sundays without football are sometimes, a joy, not a nightmare (30-38 minutes).

Charlie brings you a different show tonight talking about Aaron Rodgers and his love life to start the program. Charlie discusses how Rodgers brings this on himself. Why Rodgers probably lied starting the relationship and why he's coming back (0-18 minutes). Milwaukee Bucks welcome the Philadelphia 76ers to town. Why this game doesn't mean all that much (18-28 minutes). Lastly, a recap of Marquette-Georgetown (28-33 minutes).

Charlie talks about the special season that Giannis Antetokounmpo is having right now after his 50-point performance on 21 attempts. He talks about the great scorers in the NBA and sees if they have anything that comes close from a differential standpoint (0-12 minutes). Charlie also talks about the NBA MVP race, Golden Kegs, and the latest player to join the Bucks (12-21 minutes). Charlie moves on to talk about the continued flirtation from the New York Mets to David Stearns and why it's annoying (21-27 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why the MLB Lockout is focused on the wrong things (27-35 minutes).

Charlie previews the NBA buyout market in terms of which teams give the best opportunities for other teams before talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' best candidates (0-7 minutes). He explains who should be on the top of the Bucks' list from Gary Harris, Goran Dragic, Dennis Schroder, and more (7-16 minutes). Charlie also talks bout why he's not worried too much about the Bucks' loss yesterday but does want to see more tonight (16-26 minutes). Lastly, why there is a small concern with Marquette's defense of late (26-33 minutes).

Charlie talks about the Super Bowl winning Rams and the reasons why their win made him upset. He gives five different reasons ranging from the love for Matt Stafford to the Rams building a Super team. Yes, he might sound like a hater but that's life (0-25 minutes). Charlie recaps the other parts of the Super Bowl - commercials and halftime (25-31 minutes). Charlie discusses the Aaron Rodgers situation and why it sounds like a redemption year is happening.

Before Charlie & Mitch get going, Charlie takes the keys for the first 10 minutes to talk about Aaron Rodgers winning the MVP and the Bucks/Suns reaction with the Pat Connaughton news. Charlie and Mitch get into a discussion about Serge Ibaka heading to Milwaukee and how he helps the Bucks. Then they talk about worrying more about Ben Simmons than James Harden as well as other East contenders making moves. They also talk about why there's no villain in the Super Bowl and that hurts the buzz of it. Lastly, they talk about baseball rules changes.

Charlie starts today's edition of The Daily Tap with a discussion if the Bucks-Suns are the next great NBA rivalry. He looks back in history, looks at what might stand in the way of it and the game itself tonight (0-12 minutes). Charlie does a little bit on the NBA Trade Deadline and how the road could be easier for the Bucks than last year (12-17 minutes). Charlie goes over the Super Bowl from a betting perspective. He talks about what is the biggest sucker bet as well as how wrong he has been all playoffs (17-30 minutes).

Charlie explains why last night's Bucks-Lakers game was the official takeover for Giannis Antetokounmpo as the league now belongs to him. He goes through history. Why last night mattered and so much more. He also gives out golden kegs to the best players from yesterday's game (0-15 minutes) Charlie discusses who would be the 'UConn-like' matchups for Marquette in March after getting swept by the Huskies. We also hand out Golden Kegs (15-26 mins). Lastly, Charlie creates a new segment called 'Today in Aaron Rodgers rumors by addressing the comments from Charles Woodson (26-30).

Charlie reacts to the Green Bay Packers hiring Rich Bacassia and what that means for the Packers' special teams' future. Bacassia takes over the much-talked-about special teams unit. How will he fix it? Why do they need to take a similar approach to what Joe Berry did last season (0-9 minutes). Charlie discusses dumb quarterback things from Justin Fields' jerseys, Kyler Murray, Rodgers to Cleveland, Nick Mullens to the Packers. Lastly, Charlie previews the loaded day in college basketball for the State of Wisconsin.

Charlie talks about Bucks' red-hot start to their West Coast road trip (0-10 minutes). What has changed in the past few days? Can the Bucks keep this up for the entire trip? Charlie also talks about the news of the Bucks trying to deal for Dennis Schroder (10-26 minutes). Plus he reacts to the Caris LeVert going to Cleveland and what might happen with James Harden. Lastly, Charlie explains why this Super Bowl might be the toughest on Packers fans.