Marc and CV discuss Brock Purdy's new contract and why his is unique based on the amount of games played by Purdy as well as some NFL votes coming up.

A man is suing the NFL for $100 million over Shedeur Sanders falling in the NFL Draft. Does he have a case? Richard Hale discusses this case among a few others in the sports world is this week's sports law segment.

Julian Hill is entering his third year in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins. His path to the NFL was a difficult one. Tyler Dunne shares the story of Julian Hill and all the obstacles he overcame to finally make it to the NFL.

We finally have the full NFL schedule. Cam Mellor talks about which team benefits from the most weather friendly schedule, which team is most unhappy with their travels, when we could see Jaxson Dart starting for the Giants, and much more.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred removed Pete Rose (among others) off the "permanently ineligible list" which means he is eligible for the Hall of Fame. How will Rose be viewed by the committee voting on him? Marc asks Kostya Kennedy his thoughts.

The Marlins aren't good and the Rays, even when good, don't sell tickets. Would this challenge pose an issue for the possibility of Orlando getting a baseball team? Pat Clarke shares his thoughts.

The Cleveland Browns used a third round pick on Dillon Gabriel just to turn around in the fifth round and take Shedeur Sanders. Will Gabriel get a fair shot given the media attention being paid to Sheduer? Matt Murschel shares his thoughts.

As we await the diagnosis of Jayson Tatum's injury, what does it mean for Boston as well as the rest of the league? The Celtics were already talking about making some changes and now it seems certain things in Boston will look different. Keith Smith explains.

How has Brett Yormark done through his first few years as commissioner of the Big 12? What are some of his criticisms? How can the conference change its perception after losing Texas and Oklahoma? Justin Williams explains.

Richard Hale discusses the latest in sports law including the homewrecker law involving Steve Smith Sr., Clemson wanting to keep what they're paying players a secret, and thoughts on the sports broadcasting act.