Marc and Mike react to the big events of the NFL Draft, including the Giants taking Daniel Jones over Dwayne Haskins, Trysten Hill getting drafted in the second round by the Dallas Cowboys, and Dredrick Snelson going undrafted.
Berry Tramel joins Bianchi and Marc on The Bridge to talk about Russell Westbrook finally answering his question and what the future holds for Thunder coach Billy Donovan.
Marc and Mike get into a debate about Tom Coughlin's remarks regarding players not showing up for voluntary workouts and if he had the right to publicly call out Jalen Ramsey and Telvin Smith.
The Magic made the playoffs for the first time in seven years this season. Marc, Adam, and Tuck break down when Magic fans can expect the team to start taking the next steps towards the upper-echelon of the Eastern Conference.
The Magic, after stealing Game 1 in Toronto, have lost three in a row and are on the brink of elimination from the playoffs. Marc and Mike discuss and debate who deserves the majority of the blame for the team's struggles.
Marc and Mike discuss Tom Coughlin's calling out of Jalen Ramsey and Telvin Smith for not being at the team's offseason workout program, which is voluntary. They debate whether Coughlin was right or wrong to call his players out publicly.
Should the Magic pay all-star Nikola Vucevic big money or let him walk? Bianchi and Mike Tuck weigh the two options the Magic have when the season comes to an end.
After splitting the first two games in Toronto, are Magic fans feeling more optimistic or pessimistic as the series shifts to Orlando? Adam, Mike Tuck, and Tom Alexander discuss and debate.
Marc, Adam, and Mike discuss the Seattle Seahawks signing QB Russell Wilson to a four-year extension and if he has earned the right to become the NFL's highest paid player.
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