Wall Street Journal NFL reporter joined Sean to discuss the steps that NFL teams have taken so far to keep their players safe, if veteran leadership is the key to keeping entire teams on the straight and narrow, if the point of contact testing could be a game changer for trying to finish the season and how much of an impact the virus will have on on-field results. 

Baseball America MLB reporter joined Sean to discuss the Marlins hot start out of the gate, if there is any concern at how many injuries have occurred so far this season, if more pitchers would have opted out if they knew how common pitcher injuries would be this season, how to grade Major League Baseball's ability to keep their teams safe from the virus so far and if the expanded postseason is a good idea for this season.  

The Athletic college football reporter joined Sean to discuss the next step after the Big Ten didn't announce their plans for this upcoming football season, if he thinks college football will be played this fall, how concerned university presidents are with players unionizing and how real the threat is of donors pulling their money if there's no college football this fall. 

Pregame.com contributor joined Sean to discuss how the load management from NBA teams have impacted the lines of these last few games, if there should be any concern about how LeBron James has looked in Orlando, if any teams outside of the favorites in the NBA have some good odds and how the lines are adjusted for seven inning games in baseball. 

Yahoo Sports MLB writer joined Sean to discuss  the concern he has of the positive tests infiltrating baseball, what the breaking point could be for Rob Manfred to shut the season down, if pitchers should consider opting out because of all of the various arm injuries popping up throughout the league and his biggest surprise from the first week of games. 

SiriusXM NFL Radio analyst joined Sean to discuss the questions surrounding the NFL's ability to keep the players safe this season, if the NFL dynamic of scheduling and traveling will prevent players from skirting the rules like baseball players have and whether the Buccaneers, Patriots or Colts finish with the better record in 2020. 

CollegeFootballNews.com publisher joined Sean to discuss if college football's latest testing and safety protocols will be enough to keep the players safe for a fall season, if the conference-only schedule is the best option to keep players safe, how the College Football Playoff committee will judge teams this season, if this season could expedite the Playoff and if some big-time matchups could be put together if teams have to scramble to put games together. 

CBSSports.com NFL reporter joined Sean to discuss what to make of multiple NFL players airing out their concerns with the NFL's safety protocols on social media, what the chances are that training camps start on time, if Dak Prescott taking the Kirk Cousins franchise tag path is the smart move and if the Derrick Henry contract was a good deal for both sides. 

Former Marlins president and CBS Sports HQ analyst joined Sean to discuss the NFL players voicing their frustration with the safety protocols that have been put in place, if MLB will be able to finish their season, if he's surprised more players haven't opted out and if there's any aspect of baseball that he misses.  

 It seems like there is a lot of self preservation when it comes to teams and conferences being on the football field this year in college football. It's really important for teams to be on the same page with one another. There is not you can control during this pandemic but you can control 10/12 or 14 members at the table, that comes down to the college conferences themselves.