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Craig and Big Mac analyze the emerging photos of Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini and the fallout regarding Vrabel's draft attendance. They reflect on their favorite parts of the NFL draft before diving into the New York Mets' first win in two weeks and the injury to Francisco Lindor.
01:41 - Vrabel And Russini Scandal
06:49 - NFL Draft Traditions
10:33 - Mets Snap Losing Streak
With the NFL Draft just hours away, the focus is on the New York Jets holding the No. 2 pick and the New York Giants navigating a rare opportunity with two top 10 selections. The conversation centers on how much certainty really exists when evaluating rookies, and whether teams should prioritize immediate impact or long term upside in a draft filled with unknowns.
The discussion explores the Jets’ decision between safer, plug and play talent and higher risk prospects, along with the importance of drafting players who truly want to be great. On the Giants side, the focus shifts to building a defensive identity and finding a leader who can anchor the unit for years to come, while also weighing how the two picks could work together to shape the roster.
What are the Jets going to do at number two? That'll pretty much get the rest of the round going. How about the Giants with their two picks?
Craig and Big Mac react to the New York Mets' disastrous 12-game losing streak and the team's decision to debut a home run celebration amidst the slump. They criticize manager Carlos Mendoza for a lack of leadership and discuss the escalating tension between the organization and its frustrated fan base.
01:25 - Mets 12-Game Losing Streak
02:57 - Lindor's Hard Hat Celebration
09:02 - Carlos Mendoza's Management Struggles
13:09 - Social Media Dunks On Mets
21:00 - Fanatics Fest Summer Preview
The Mets’ losing streak reaches a breaking point, and the frustration is impossible to ignore. What should have been a winnable game turns into another collapse, highlighting a team that looks disconnected, unprepared, and lacking any real identity. From empty at bats to late game meltdowns, the sense is growing that this is more than just a rough stretch.
Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into the issues piling up, including questionable in game decisions, a roster that is not delivering, and a clubhouse that feels like it has no glue. They debate whether a managerial change is inevitable, question the roster construction from the top down, and examine the harsh historical reality facing teams in this kind of spiral. The tone is blunt and emotional as they ask whether anything can realistically save this season.
Mets have lost 12 in a row and they are pretty much lost. Fans are mad and want answers.
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