Know The Game Podcast

Final Four thoughts, Lakers/Mavs playoff outlooks, Watson/Browns presser talk, Cheetah to Miami reaction

We have our Final Four. The Blue Bloods are the name of the game this year, and is it really a bad thing? Lakers feel like they're running out of time, but we knew that already. How do they address this going into the offseason? Mavericks are firing on all cylinders and the feel like a team that could surprise people in the playoffs. Plus, what do we make of the Deshaun Watson press conference with the Browns last week? And, why the Chiefs trading Tyreek Hill to the Dolphins was a necessity and a warning sign for Tua. All right here.

Best NFL offseason ever? The quarterback carousel continues

Deshaun Watson is now a Cleveland Brown now. WOW. It might be the most complicated and risky move ever made in the NFL, so what does all of it mean moving forward and how did it happen? What happens to Baker Mayfield and his career now? Plus, Davantae Adams to the Raiders might be the most shocking move of the offseason. Or is it? And Matt Ryan to the Colts is the move we all wanted but did not know it. All right here.

NFL Free Agency Talk

The new league year is here! We've got a lot of moves going down, including the Baker Mayfield/Deshaun Watson drama surrounding the Browns. Baker speaks out and it feels as if his time in Cleveland is over. So what now? What would Watson in Cleveland or with any other time look like? Plus, Trubisky to the Steelers is a great move, and the Cowboys show yet again why they are incompetent. OH. Tom Brady is back in the NFL after his 40-day retirement. All right here.

Baseball is BACK, A-Rod stays in Green Bay, Russ is a Bronco, and Wentz moves to D.C.

LOTS going on in sports. MLB finally get a deal with the MLBPA, and the players absolutely won. But how did we get here? What does this mean going forward? The NFL continues to be content king. Aaron made the right decision to stay with the Packers. The Broncos absolutely won the Russell Wilson trade, but Seattle is not rebuilding. Plus, sometimes things don't go as planned and they certainly did not with Carson Wentz and the Colts. But they're still in good shape. Finally, Washington made a desperate move, but that's what desperate teams do. All right here.

Aaron Rodgers decision looming, Calvin Ridley gambling mess, Cowboys' incompetence, and my Mavs game experience

Aaron Rodgers will have to make a decision soon. What's it going to be? What should it be? Why Calvin Ridley's actions have consequences, and why he should have the ability to redeem himself. Are we sure the Cowboys make the best business deals? Plus, I give you my thoughts on my trip to the AAC this past weekend and why the Cowboys/Lakers are the perfect case study for why big brands can get away with incompetence. All right here.