Bruce Feldman, a renowned college football writer, dives into the NFL draft insights, spotlighting Cam Ward as a top pick and analyzing Shedeur Sanders' potential landing spots. He shares fascinating comparisons of this year's quarterback class to previous seasons. Jon Krawczynski, an expert on the Minnesota Timberwolves, offers his take on building momentum from their recent double overtime win and discusses key strategies for boosting team performance. The conversation also touches on humorous dilemmas, blending sports insights with everyday life.
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Cam Ward Top QB Prospect
Cam Ward is the top QB prospect due to his competitiveness and playmaking.
Coaches consider him a notch above others, despite recklessness with the ball.
insights INSIGHT
Abdul Carter's Pass-Rushing
Abdul Carter's pass-rushing prowess differs from Micah Parsons', focusing on speed.
Pairing him with Myles Garrett in Cleveland would create a formidable edge duo.
insights INSIGHT
Shedeur Sanders' Fit with Giants
Ryen Russillo questions Shedeur Sanders' fit with the Giants due to their complex system.
He also expresses concern about Sanders' tendency to take unnecessary sacks.
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Russillo is joined by Bruce Feldman to dig more into his latest mock draft including Cam Ward going first overall, where Shedeur Sanders will land, and which front office seems to be the most dialed in (1:23). Then, it’s another edition of Tales From the Couch to break down OKC’s win over Detroit (44:33), before Jon Krawczynski comes on to share his perspective on how Minnesota can build on its double overtime win on Wednesday night (1:02:14). Plus, Life Advice with Ceruti and Kyle (1:24:32)! Help me fix a work hygiene nightmare!
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Host: Ryen Russillo
Guests: Bruce Feldman and Jon Krawczynski
Producers: Steve Ceruti, Kyle Crichton, Mike Wargon, and Jonathan Frias
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