The TSS Series

What if you had the chance to rebuild your franchise with any player of your choosing? On this episode, TSS will review ESPN's Four Round Re-Draft Experiment and determine which franchises made the best and worst selections.

On this episode of Brick Nation, TSS discusses the news on the NBA's plan to resume play in late July at Disney World and the proposed playoff format that would allow the sixteen best teams in the league to make the playoffs with seeding not based on conference but their record. 

In addition, he will make predictions for each series in the playoff format until we crown a champion and determine the Finals matchup. Will it still be Bucks/Lakers?

On this episode of Brick Nation, TSS responds to a debate on ESPN's First Take with Stephen A. Smith's claim that Russell Westbrook is a top 5 player to start a franchise around. He'll explain why Smith is wrong and will list his five best point guards of this past NBA season in the closing segment.

On this episode of The Pigskin Pulpit, TSS goes over the latest transactions of the week including the signings of Frank Gore and Andy Dalton. Later on, he will talk about the loss of Don Shula and what he meant to the NFL community. In honor of Coach Shula, TSS will close out the show by discussing who stands alongside Shula as the greatest coach of all time.

On this episode of From the Booth, TSS jumps into the rumors surrounding the MLB's delayed opening and when we can expect the season to begin. On top of that, he will look into the new accusation surrounding Pete Rose and the 1984 Expos with his corked bats. How does his affect his legacy and should he receive some type of punishment?

On this episode of Brick Nation, TSS reviews the first four episodes of the ESPN documentary "The Last Dance" and answers the four biggest questions surrounding the documentary that fans had. 

*NOTE: I refer to the Bulls in 1999 on multiple occasions when I intended to say the '98 Bulls*

On the finale of the Draft Week Special for the Pigskin Pulpit, TSS goes over the first round of the NFL Draft, discussing the reasonings behind the most surprising picks and declaring which teams made the best and worst selections in the first round.

On this episode of the Pigskin Pulpit, TSS breaks through the news segment with stories surrounding Trey Burton signing with the Colts and Percy Harvin making a comeback after four years spent getting his energy back and his mindset fixed. Following that, he will address the Dolphins pursuit of the 3rd pick held by the Detroit Lions. Can the Dolphins pull off the trade without losing the 5th pick? To close out the show, TSS will read a story about the Oakland Raiders when they selected kicker Sebastian "Seabass" Janikowski with the 17th pick in the 2000 NFL Draft over Shaun Alexander and Chad Pennington, dissecting how the decision came together and unfolded.

*Special shoutout to ESPN Senior Writer Sam Borden for the fantastic article on Seabass!*

Check out the article at this link! 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2020/story/_/id/29071769/that-raiders-took-kicker-first-round-weirdest-nfl-draft-pick-ever

On this episode of the Pigskin Pulpit, TSS breaks down the blockbuster trade that sent Rob Gronkowski to Tampa Bay and his decision to come out of retirement. On top of that, he will look into the situation evolving in Miami with Tua's chances of becoming a Dolphin growing slim AND the rumors circulating around the Giants attempting to trade the 4th pick in the draft.

On this episode of the Pigskin Pulpit, TSS dives into the trade scenarios and latest transactions from around the NFL as the draft is right around the corner. Some scenarios include Leonard Fournette and his best suitors available, the 49er's elaborate plan to focus on their future now, and the Cowboys looking to acquire a slot receiver. 

At the end, TSS will go over the whispers from around the league and tell you whether or not they are bogus or inevitable.

(Chiefs' Connection to Ruggs, Jags Focusing on Trevor Lawrence)