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John dive into the NFL Combine, including if Kenny Pickett's baby hands are a red flag or an overblown media creation, Malik Willis is the most intriguing prospect in the draft, and some of the standouts from the week. He also discusses the latest on Lamar Jackson's contract talks, why the Eagles playing H-O-R-S-E with draft prospects isn't as ridiculous as it sounds, why the Cowboys want Amari Cooper to take a pay cut, if the Cardinals should explore trading Kyler Murray, how a Russell Wilson trade could have a silver lining for Seattle, and the importance of having a media savvy GM in today's environment.
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After professional sports bettor Simon Hunter bared his soul on Tuesday describing his journey from wee English lad to hardened New Jersey gambler, Action Network host Chad Millman invites him once again to respond to our listeners most frequent questions. Together they cover popular sports betting topics, including touts, chasing, habits to avoid, books to read and so much more.
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After the 76ers started 3-0 with their new dynamic duo tandem of James Harden & Joel Embiid, Colin explains why Harden is surprisingly underrated compared to his peers. With reports that Russell Westbrook and the Lakers will mutually part ways after the season, Colin said it's time Russ realizes he might be the problem. Also, has Aaron Rodgers given us clues about his upcoming decision on his playing future. Plus, Former NBA star Chandler Parsons told us why Harden is a great a teammate and why Luka Doncic is the best player in the NBA.
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James Harden is fitting in quite well with the Sixers
Russell Westbrook isn't an all time great
Aaron Rodgers has known where he's going to play for a while
Guest: Ryan Day
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Teams who that simply not good enough at QB
Guest: Chandler Parsons
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Scouting NFL prospects at the Combine
The needs of NFL teams
Guest: Charles Davis
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The guys discuss Ja Morant somehow doing even MORE unbelievable things, Allen Iverson’s love for the current generation of NBA players, Gary Payton’s weird story about Shaq, being fired over a meme, and more.
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First, it's Fake Questions, Real Answers where Colin explains why Sean McVay is the NFL's "disruptor", why owners shouldn't in a rush to play April baseball, what Joe Biden's State of the Union address proves about Twitter, what Kyler Murray can learn from Baker Mayfield's missteps, and why Oklahoma fans latest claim about Lincoln Riley may be the most pathetic yet (3:00).
Then, longtime NBA writer - and host of the House of Strauss Podcast - Ethan Strauss and Colin discuss why the Cavs are drawing huge local ratings when the Lakers and Nets aren't (14:00), Ethan's NBA media scouting report (26:00), the danger of paying too much attention to Twitter (31:00), the problem with the NBA's media locker room ban (35:00), why the media outrage industry is thriving (40:00), if Ben Simmons is destined to fail in Brooklyn (45:00), when he knew Draymond Green could change the Warriors culture (49:00), if this version of the Warriors can win the title (52:00),
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Draymond Green gives an update on his return from injury before giving his take on the new-look 76ers pairing James Harden and Joel Embiid, and why even though the Lakers are slumping you can never count out Lebron James. Then he's joined by Charles Barkley to discuss Kobe Bryant almost joining ‘Inside the NBA’, why the price of college education is a problem in America, why Draymond reminds Charles of Dennis Rodman, whether him and Shaq ever actually get on each other’s nerves, LeBron’s greatness, and much more.
Produced by Jackson Safon.
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After another loss, Colin explains why this disappointing season for the Lakers won't be held against LeBron James and his legacy. He believes Tom Brady is the greatest of all time but was not the sole reason the Buccaneers won the Super Bowl last year. He also tells you why this one NBA superstar is fun to watch but won't last as a championship contender. Plus, President of the UFC Dana White joins the show to give an update on when we can expect to see Conor McGregor back inside the octagon.
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