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Whit Weeks, Supplemental Draft Talk & Otter Locks

47 min · 23. juni 2026
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In hour three we revisit parts of Whit Weeks's interview with Tyrann Mathieu, including discussion about playing in Lane Kiffin's offense. We also talk about the NFL's decision to move away from holding a supplemental draft, preview the upcoming NBA Draft and some of the top storylines surrounding it, and wrap up the show with Otter Locks.

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