Today's edition of The Daily Tap talks about Jrue Holiday staying with the Milwaukee Bucks as he signs an extension to keep him in Milwaukee for years after this season along with thoughts on the Bucks this weekend + their team chemistry (0-15 minutes). Charlie plays a game of 'I don't want to overreact but' with the Milwaukee Brewers after a tough first weekend (15-26 mins). Lastly, Charlie talks about missing the Jalen Suggs game and why it's a good thing he didn't go to Marquette (26-36 minutes).

The Daily Tap is here for its Friday edition. Charlie talks about Opening Day and the overreactions from it to open the show. What he likes from Game 1 from the Brewers and what he doesn't (0-12 minutes). Nolan Murphy joins him for another edition of building Murph's Draft Manifesto talking tight ends. What to do about Jace Sternberger? And why this is a forgettable class (12-30 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Bucks' weekend + Final Four (30-37 minutes).

On this episode of Tapping The Keg, Charlie and Mitch talk about all things Brewers as the boys get ready for the season. They give their outlook for the season and what might happen this year. The boys also talk about different storylines for the season. They also talk about how COVID has made the Bucks underrated and why you should not freak out about every loss. Lastly, Charlie gives his theories on Aaron Rodgers.

The Daily Tap podcast today has three great segments. We start with Nolan Murphy joining Charlie to talk about the NFL Draft. The boys discuss wide receivers and talk about all the favorites plus the ones that do not impress (1-21 minutes). Next, Charlie gets into why the media needs there to be a juicy Aaron Rodgers story after getting that action for the last few years (21-32 mins). Lastly, Charlie talks about what worries him this Brewers' season (32-40 minutes).

This edition of The Daily Tap focuses on the Milwaukee Bucks and Milwaukee Brewers. It starts with the Bucks as Charlie reacts to a bad Bucks' loss against the Los Angeles Clippers. Charlie wonders why this team looks so bad when they're not at 100 percent and worries about it for the long run. That said, there are reasons not to fully panic (0-14 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Jeff Teague signing and why he feels like Teague might be another Bledsoe (14-21 minutes). Charlie discusses things that excite him about the Brewers this season (21-29 minutes). Lastly, should he hope his fiancee beats him in the bracket pool? (29-32 minutes).

The Daily Tap podcast is talking all about expectations today. Charlie starts off talking about expectations for Shaka Smart at Marquette (0-9 minutes). Next, he talks about what to expect from the Wisconsin Badgers looking for a new athletic director (9-17 minutes). The podcast moves on with Charlie discussing his realistic expectations of the Milwaukee Bucks' road trip plus how much he enjoyed Saturday night (17-23 minutes). Lastly, he explains why people should be sky high about the Milwaukee Brewers (23-30 minutes).

Tapping The Keg is here with Charlie and Mitch where they're breaking down the NBA Trade Deadline. They look at what the Bucks didn't do then explore the buyout market for them. Charlie & Mitch also talk about the rivals and the moves they made or didn't. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers and why it's okay they're staying put and not doing much in free agency. Lastly, the boys get in a heated discussion on if Marquette is a prestigious college basketball school.

On this edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie and Murph get together to talk about the running backs in this year's NFL Draft. Aaron Jones' return makes more sense after talking through what was available in this year's draft (1-16 minutes). Charlie talks about the return of Marcedes Lewis and what it means for the tight end position plus why the Packers are defying Aaron Rodgers' comments at the end of the year (16-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie ranks the teams he wants the Bucks to face in the playoffs. Boston over Charlotte, really? (24-32 minutes).

On this very special edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie is joined by Nolan Murphy, draft czar. Charlie and Murph build the draft board for the 2021 NFL Draft starting with quarterbacks. Should the Packers go with the Ron Wolf model? And if so, who should they target? The boys like Kellen Mond. Also, thoughts on which top quarterback we don't want to see in the NFC (1-20 minutes). Charlie talks about Kevin King (21-30 minutes) and why the Brewers' offense might be good (30-36 minutes).

On today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast, Charlie breaks down why Michigan needs to make the Final Four in order to save the Big Ten from having the worst conference performance in the last 10 years. He also talks about the death of blue bloods and much more (0-14 minutes). Charlie also talks about why last night's Bucks win makes him think the Bucks could do more load managing of Giannis Antetokounmpo and find a way to win basketball games (14-21 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about what the restructuring of Aaron Rodgers' contract means for Jordan Love and the future of the Green Bay Packers (21-29 minutes).