Reckless Speculation

From Aaron Rodgers to Deshaun Watson and many more names (Tua, Garoppolo, the traded Goff & Stafford), it's going to be a fantastic off-season for the #NFL. Mike Giardi of the NFL Network joins Sportsnaut's Carolyn Manno to discuss the QB shakeup. #Packers #Dolphins #49ers #Rams #Lions #Texans See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Check out a brand new MANNO A MANO with Mike Giardi from the NFL Network. Giardi tells Sportsnaut's Carolyn Manno what's going on with the New England Patriots after #TomBrady took his talents to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and left the Pats in shambles. #GoPats #Patriots See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carolyn Manno is joined by the one and only Michael Lombardi. They both discuss the latest on Patrick Mahomes' concussion, and the possibility the Chiefs may have to play without him, Tom Brady's evolution of gameplay, and future in the sport, as well as the upcoming Packers, Buccaneers game.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Hickey details his predictions for this weekend's upcoming playoff games. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Hickey details how the Alabama Crimson Tide absolutely dominated in more ways than one this past year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Hickey details what the Pittsburgh Steelers must focus on after their defeat to the Cleveland Browns. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Hickey breaks down his top 5 quarterbacks who are heading to the playoffs.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Hickey discusses the latest on Deshaun Watson, how he is upset with the Texans and may request a trade.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Chargers and Cowboys quarterback, Ryan Leaf, joined Sportsnaut's Dave Briggs to discuss the magic of Ryan Tannehill and the Tennesse Titans. Plus the guys discuss what the Dallas Cowboys should do with Dak Prescott. Offer big money now, wait, or tell him to find a new team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Chargers and Cowboys quarterback, Ryan Leaf, joined Sportsnaut's Dave Briggs to discuss what's next for the embattled running back. Breaking down what went wrong between Bell and the Jets, and his options as a free agent. Leaf also details other reasons for the Jets/Bell breakup. Breaking down how Bell didn't receive the money he expected in joining the Jets. He believes this should have lit a fire in Le'Veon to prove his worth. Instead, with an inability to be effective on the field and Adam Gase's immediate opposition to the running back, these issues had sealed his fate. Briggs explains how he thinks Bell checked out, regardless of where he goes next. Believing that once Le'Veon received his Jets payday, he allowed his abilities to dwindle. Time will tell if it was Gase who held down this running back or if he doesn't have the drive he once did. Many teams are being discussed for Bell's next move. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While the NFL won't suspend its season due to a single COVID-19 outbreak or individual cases across the league, that's not the big picture that should be the priority. While regular-season games still draw massive ratings, which puts money in the league's pocket, the NFL Playoffs is where the real cash is earned. It's a point driven home by Philadelphia Eagles legend Brian Westbrook appearing with Dave Briggs on Sportsnaut. Creating a bubble, even multiple, isn't realistic for a 32-team league with 53-man rosters and dozens of essential staff. However, creating two bubble sites for the 14-team NFL Playoffs is far more manageable. The NFL reportedly started considering a bubble for the playoffs before the regular season and there is a growing belief it will happen. There will be complicating factors that make it difficult to pull off, but a bubble might be the only way for the NFL Playoffs to go on without any issues. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Owner Jerry Jones indicated earlier this week on his daily 105.3 The Fan appearance in Dallas that Prescott's injury does nothing to change his future with the Cowboys. Cory Mageors of 105.3 The Fan relayed his conversation with Jones to Sportsnaut's Dave Briggs recently, noting that Jones and the Cowboys are fully committed to Prescott.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Overall, it's been an up-and-down season for Tom Brady and the Buccaneers' offense. He hasn't quite lived up to the expectations some had for him entering the year. But this is the reality for a 43-year-old quarterback, even an all-time great. As Philadelphia Eagles legend Brian Westbrook brings up, inconsistent performances are inevitable. But while Father Time has diminished some of Brady's skills, leading to deterioration and even a few mental mistakes. There's still reason for optimism. Brady joined the Buccaneers for a few reasons, with the supporting cast and coaching staff playing a pivotal role in the decision. Arians has one of the best offensive minds of his generation and a healthy receiving duo of Evans and Chris Godwin is exceptional. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Chiefs and Chargers Pro Bowl defense back Brandon Flowers joins Dave Briggs on Sportsnaut to discuss Tom Brady and Tampa Bay's lackluster defenese. Brady, at age 43, continues to amaze has against the Los Angeles Chargers threw for five touchdown passes. While Briggs thinks that the Buccaneers are a Super Bowl contender, Flowers is more reluctant because of Tampa Bay's awful defensive secondary. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dallas Cowboys' brutal performance on defense through the quarter point of the 2020 NFL season is among the biggest stories around the football world. That came out in droves this past Sunday in a 49-38 loss to the Cleveland Browns. Led by veteran defensive coordinator Mike Nolan, the Cowboys yielded 31 points and 333 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NFL odds suggest a quarterback changeSam Darnold, New York Jets (3-1 odds) Off to an 0-3 start, it's not surprising to see NFL odds pointing to a change at quarterback for the New York Jets. The major issue there is, who takes over? Is Joe Flacco healthy enough? Darnold is the most likely to see the bench according to prop bets available. That's not a surprise given he threw two interceptions that were returned for touchdowns last week. Ryan Fitzpatrick, Miami Dolphins (4-1 odds) This is the one that makes some sense on the surface, knowing who the backup is. However, it could be a while before rookie Tua Tagovailoa sees the field after Ryan Fitzpatrick's Week 3 performance in a win over the Jaguars. I wouldn't expect a sudden short leash in Week 4 against the Seattle Seahawks. It's also important to note that Tagovailoa missed practice on Wednesday with an illness. Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers (5-1 odds) After Herbert got the surprise start in Week 2, he hasn't offered a huge reason why the Los Angeles Chargers should go back to Tyrod Taylor. However,, head coach Anthony Lynn refuses to officially name Herbert the starter, saying the job goes back to Taylor once he's healthy again. It looks like the veteran will miss Week 4 with his rib injury. There's no chance Herbert is benched this week if Taylor can't go. Dwayne Haskins, Washington Football Team (6-1 odds) With the Washington Football Team off to a 1-2 start, Dwayne Haskins has yet to impress in year two. His numbers are down across the board this season. It doesn't appear that Haskins has improved since last year. Washington actually has two viable backups with plenty of NFL experience in that of Alex Smith and Kyle Allen. Playing the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, we'll see how short the leash is for Haskins. Kirk Cousins, Minnesota Vikings (10-1 odds) The Minnesota Vikings are off to a terrible 0-3 start. There are many fans in Minnesota calling for the head of quarterback Kirk Cousins. While he seems to always be around controversy, the Vikings really don't have a better option. According to PFF, in Week 3 Cousins was the most pressured quarterback since Week 12 of last season. The Vikings need to find a way to protect their quarterback, no matter who is under center. Don't expect a benching in Minnesota any time soon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Glasspiegel from Outkick.com joins TC on the show discuss the Big Ten postponing their fall sports including college football. Is January 2021 or the spring as option to restart? Also Ryan explains what happened when it comes to Big Ten Athletic Directors versus University Presidents and which schools voted to shut down. The guys also talk about the magic of Luke Doncic, and TC waxes philosophical on a possible Raptors/Clipper final. Check out Ryan's work at Outkick.com - the brand new website from Clay Travis and Jason Whitlock. You can follow Ryan @sportsrapport on Twitter. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the big show TC is riding solo and waxes philosophical about Joe Burrow's rookie deal with the Cincinnati Bengals to start the show. Later it's talk on Patrick Mahomes II buying into the Kansas City Royals. How much money would have it taken to acquire a minority share, and how much did he acquire. Finally there's talk on the New England Patriots having so much players opt-out of the 2020 season. Though hopefully things will change when it comes to COVID-19 and many of them will be able to return sooner than later.  CORONAVIRUS BE DAMNED, See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The San Francisco 49ers are coming off a shocking 2019 season that saw them earn a trip to the Super Bowl. The season culminated in a bitter end after San Francisco blew a double-digit fourth quarter lead against the eventual champion Kansas City Chiefs. Can San Francisco stem the tide of recent contenders in the NFC struggling after losing the Super Bowl? On the latest NFL Reckless Speculation podcast, TC and NFL editor Vincent Frank preview every Indianapolis Colts game for the 2020 season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Indianapolis Colts went into the off-season determined to make substantial changes to return to prominence in the NFL. Now with the 2020 NFL season approaching, will the additions of Philip Rivers and DeForest Buckner be enough to make the Colts a contender? On the latest NFL Reckless Speculation podcast, TC and NFL editor Matt Johnson preview every Indianapolis Colts game for the 2020 season. The NFL seemed to look out for the Colts before the 2020 season by creating a schedule with some easy match-ups. The guys dive into how the Colts will handle a seemingly light schedule and discuss the influence a hot start can have on a team. If this team starts hot, could it provide the spark that makes the Colts a Super Bowl contender in 2020? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the changing of the guard from Jason Garrett to Mike McCarthy, could this mean that the Cowboys are Super Bowl contenders in 2020? Today on the NFL Reckless Speculation podcast we're talking about every Dallas Cowboys game on the schedule for 2020 and giving our predictions. Jess Haynie from InsideTheStar.com joins TC on the podcast to wax philosophical on the Cowboys season in 2020. Jess - and you can follow him on the Twitter right here - isn't as optimistic as TC is when it comes to how many games Dallas will win, yet he's got them making the playoffs. The Cowboys season starts in Los Angeles against the Rams and both Jess and TC believe that's going to be a loss on the schedule. However, fear not Cowboys Nation as the team will go on a roll after that including TC's prediction on a blowout win against the Seahawks in Seattle. The worst game of the season for the Dallas Cowboys seems to be a trap game scheduled for late-October in Washington, D.C. Both guys think that's definitely a potential loss for the Dak Prescott led Cowboys. The game-by-game predictions continue on with the guys once agreeing that the Ravens game in Baltimore will test the mettle of the defense which no longer includes Pro Bowl cornerback Byron Jones. In the end, there's a prediction for every game on the schedule including a potential Super Bowl preview in Week 9 against Mike Tomlin's Pittsburgh Steelers. It's going to be a good year in Dallas for the Cowboys and their fans. It's been 25 years since an NFC Championship appearance and that may end this year. Find InsideTheStar on the web: https://insidethestar.com/ Follow Jess Haynie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Cowboysaddicts Dallas Cowboys 2020 Season Preview: https://sportsnaut.com/2020/05/dallas-cowboys-2020-season-preview-and-predictions/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if Tua Tagovailoa has a good year, yet the Miami Dolphins still end with the #1 pick in the 2021 NFL Draft and Trevor Lawrence out of Clemson is coming off another monster season? Today on the NFL Reckless Speculation podcast we're talking about the 2020 season for the Miami Dolphins and how they would handle this situation. Tom Ernisse from DolphinsTalk.com joins TC to talk about a team that has the worst defense and the worst offensive line in 2019 could turn the page and end up in the playoffs this year. Tom - and you can follow him on the Twitter right here - believes that much more likely than the Dolphins landing the #1 overall pick in 2021. Brian Flores is a much better head coach than Adam Gase, and the Miami Dolphins and set to enjoy the benefits of the work that was put in in 2019 with a much improved 2020 season. With Xavien Howard and Bryon Jones attempting to remind Dolphins fans of Patrick Surtain and Sam Madison, plus with the addition of Noah Igbinoghene via the draft, the secondary in Miami is tight. Meanwhile on offense... Yikes. The good news is that 'Fitzmagic' is back in case Tua isn't ready to go by Week 1. Though it seems Ryan FItzgerald won't be needed, as the news on Tagovailoa is nothing but positive. The worrisome part is whether the skill players around Tua are good enough. And then there's that awful offensive line from 2019. However, with the additions of PLAYER NAME at center, plus draft picks Austin Jackson (who may need more seasoning) and Robert Hunt, the line will be improved for the Miami Dolphins in 2020. Finally, the Tom and TC talk about who's the last great skill position player the Dolphins had on the roster, and the last great quarterback to suit up in Miami. Damn, it's been a tough 30 years. Find Dolphins Talk on the web: https://dolphinstalk.com/ Follow Tom Ernisse on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DolphinsTalkTom Miami Dolphins 2020 Season Preview & Predictions: https://sportsnaut.com/2020/05/miami-dolphins-2020-season-preview-and-predictions/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You want civilized New York Jets talk with a dash of Elmer Fudd and *NSYNC mixed in? BOOM. Today on the NFL Reckless Speculation podcast we're talking about the 2020 season for the New York Jets. Joe Caporoso from TurnOnTheJets.com joins TC to talk about how the Jets can surprise in 2020 and make the playoffs. TC believes there's a path with only four losses on the schedule at the moment. Joe - and you can follow him on the Twitter right here - is a little more reserved when it comes to the number of wins the Jets will post in 2020. After all, he's a long-suffering New York Jets follower and knows the team hasn't made the playoffs nine times in a row. Nine times? Yes, Principal Ed Rooney... NINE TIMES. Denzel Mims and Chris Herndon. Can they be the next Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce? Sam Darnold may not be Patrick Mahomes II right now, yet there's a ton of optimism that that trio can create some KC magic, NYC-style. Finally, the guys discuss the evil empire. And they're in agreement not to take the Emperor lightly, even though Vader has retired to Florida. Find Turn On The Jets on the web: http://turnonthejets.com/ Follow Joe Caporoso on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JCaporoso New York Jets 2020 Season Preview & Predictions: https://sportsnaut.com/2020/05/new-york-jets-2020-season-preview-and-predictions/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NFL season is just around the corner and the COVID-19 pandemic adds a layer of uncertainty for the football world. How will COVID-19 influence the upcoming NFL season? On the latest Reckless Speculation podcast, TC and NFL editor Matt Johnson debate the effects COVID-19 will have on the schedule, salaries and games. While the NFL is more confident than ever its 2020 season will start on time, there is a hint of doubt in the league's actions. Could modifications to the league's schedule hint at the season being delayed or will football fans finally get their fix on Sep. 10 when the Houston Texans face the Kansas City Chiefs? The NFL has been fortunate to avoid any real effects from the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that the offseason is coming to an end, that's about to change. When players and coaches report for training camp, will some refuse to take part out of concern for their own safety and the health of their families? Even if everyone is willing to show up and play, where will games be held with states like California hinting that no football could be played. On the latest edition of the Reckless Speculation podcast, Matt and TC dive into exactly COVID-19 will impact the NFL season in a variety of ways. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NFL Draft is in the books and with the schedule out for the 2020 regular season, football fans are already counting down the days until the NFL returns. On the latest Reckless Speculation podcast, TC and NFL editor Matt Johnson dive into their projected records for the upcoming NFL season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest Reckless Speculation podcast, TC and NFL editor Matt Johnson highlight three teams that are set to make the playoffs in 2020 thanks to their strong draft hauls. While the season might be months away, the Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, and the Cleveland Brown should start thinking about playoff football in 2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 2020 NFL Draft is nearly here and football fans are excited for one of the biggest events in sports to finally start. On the latest Reckless Speculation podcast, TC and NFL editor Matt Johnson dive into the anticipation with a last-minute mock draft for the top-20 picks. The Cincinnati Bengals aren't even pretending to take calls with the No. 1 pick and have Joe Burrow prepped and ready to be their face of the franchise. Meanwhile, the Washington Redskins will likely submit their pick in seconds, barring an overwhelming offer for the No. 2 overall pick. The real intrigue starts with the Detroit Lions at the No. 3 overall spot, which is where the fun begins in our mock draft. As part of alternating picks, TC took the odd selections and delivered a surprise for the Lions. It didn't take long before the Miami Dolphins, Las Vegas Raiders and Carolina Panthers provided their own stunners. All the links: On the web - https://sportsnaut.com/ On Twitter - https://twitter.com/Sportsnaut See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As we explained in the opening of the podcast, the offer from the Los Angeles Chargers fits everything the Houston Texans need. A top pick to draft an elite prospect, future draft assets and a young, All-Pro talent at an area of need. If the Houston Texans are open to trading Deshaun Watson and head coach Bill O'Brien wants to compete immediately, a trade with the Minnesota Vikings makes sense. The Miami Dolphins have the pieces to make the Texans seriously consider moving Deshaun Watson and completely retooling their roster. It would take an outstanding return to even get Houston Texans to answer the phone, but our offer could be the one to make something happen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 2020 NFL Draft is just a few weeks away, but where will the top quarterbacks land? Today on show, TC and NFL Editor Matt Johnson predict the landing spots for the top NFL Draft quarterback prospects. Everyone expects the Cincinnati Bengals to draft Joe Burrow with the No. 1 overall pick, but what if the Miami Dolphins come with a mega offer? The guys examine why the Cincinnati Bengals would be better off rejecting all trade offers and making Joe Burrow their franchise quarterback. Meanwhile, Tua Tagovailoa's draft stock continues to hang in the balance as the NFL Draft nears. Given his medical concerns and uncertainty, the Miami Dolphins might have another quarterback in mind to lead their franchise. The guys also dive into long-term quarterback solutions for the Los Angeles Chargers and Las Vegas Raiders. Both AFC West teams have short-term starters, but they want a face for the future. TC and Matt look at their options and provide them with two of the NFL Draft's best quarterbacks, Finally, TC and Matt take a look at some of the other names for fans to keep an eye on during the 2020 NFL Draft. Could former Georgia Bulldogs QB Jake Fromm sneak into the first round? What teams could be a sleeper to draft a quarterback early? All the answers are here on the latest Reckless Speculation's NFL podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dallas Cowboys head into NFL Draft season with specific needs. Even after adding defenders Aldon Smith, Gerald McCoy, HaHa Clinton-Dix and Dontari Poe to the mix, there's a need on that side of the ball. Today on the show, TC and NFL Editor Vincent Frank focus on what a Cowboys draft will look like with a seven-round mock. Will the team trade down from its original pick (17th overall) and add more assets? Could Jerry Jones and Co. look to add another wide receiver even after re-signing Amari Cooper? As potential Super Bowl contenders next season, this month's draft is going to be big for first-year head coach Mike McCarthy and Co. It's in this that we focus on what the draft might look like and some prospects Cowboys fans should pay attention to. While the Smith signing has been the talk of the NFL water cooler in recent days, the 2020 NFL Draft will soon take over. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Kansas City Chiefs are riding after winning their first Super Bowl in 50 years. But if the Chiefs want to avoid the recent history of the NFL's reigning champs disappointing, they need a strong 2020 NFL Draft. Today on show, TC and NFL Editor Matt Johnson dive into the Chiefs seven-round mock draft. Could the Kansas City Chiefs trade out of the first round in the NFL Draft? The guys examine how moving down could benefit the team and help address more needs in the NFL Draft. What makes the Kansas City Chiefs so good at finding draft gems and turning them into impact players? The show examines how Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes bring the most out of playmakers like Tyreek Hill, Mecole Hardman and Travis Kelce. The guys look at a few players from the 2020 NFL Draft class that could help the Chiefs this season and in the future. Finally, TC and Matt take a critical look at the Kansas City Chiefs' chances of repeating and becoming a dynasty. Could Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid follow in the New England Patriots' footsteps, or will the Chiefs fall short next season?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The New England Patriots find themselves at somewhat of a crossroads following the departure of six-time Super Bowl champ Tom Brady. Today on the show, TC and NFL Editor Vincent Frank check in on what the New England Patriots might do at the all-important quarterback position. Is former NFL MVP Cam Newton an option? What about Andy Dalton of the Cincinnati Bengals? We can't envision 67-year-old head coach Bill Belichick going into full-scale rebuild mode after an early departure from the playoffs with Mr. Brady under center last season. The backdrop here is New England's lack of skill-position players and the fact that star receiver Julian Edelman might be angling to join Brady in Tampa Bay. We focused on that, too. There are options for New England. TC and Vincent checked in on potential trades the Patriots could make and look at whether a certain 2020 NFL Draft prospect is both a short and long-term option for New England. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NFL free agency took place despite the naysayers telling the NFL to cancel it. Should the NFL Draft take place in late April, or should it be canceled like a bad social media account? Today on show, TC and NFL Editor Matt Johnson take a deep dive into that subject and why the NFL should not bow down to the doom and gloom crowd. In the face of public pressure, the NFL stuck to its schedule, and the start of free agency led to a series of blockbuster trades and huge free-agent signings. If the NFL pushed back free agency, we wouldn't have seen Tom Brady sign with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or DeAndre Hopkins traded to the Houston Texans. But as the COVID-19 epidemic worsens and the loss becomes even more tragic, the NFL could be forced into unprecedented territory. What happens to the NFL season if the epidemic gets worse and the United States is shut down through the end of 2020? The guys wrap up the show by answering the question that is on the mind of many NFL fans with an inside look at how it would impact the season, players, and the league's long-term standing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming off a disappointing season, the Indianapolis Colts came into the NFL offseason determined to shake things up. Today on the show, TC and NFL Editor Matt Johnson take a deep dive into one of the most active teams in NFL free agency. The Indianapolis Colts started the offseason with a bang! A blockbuster trade with the San Francisco 49ers for All-Pro defensive tackle DeForest Buckner set the stage for a wild offseason in Indianapolis. Now with Buckner stepping in, the guys look at how it will impact linebackers Darius Leonard and Justin Houston. Plus, the guys talk about how a trade for Jacksonville Jaguars star Yannick Ngakoue could give the Indianapolis Colts an elite defense. Of course, the guys had to talk about the addition of Philip Rivers. While the former Los Angeles Chargers quarterback might be nearing the end of his career, he lands in the perfect situation. The reunion between Rivers and head coach Frank Reich, who were together with the San Diego Chargers, will have an important impact on this offense. Finally, the guys wrap up by talking about other potential moves the Indianapolis Colts could make this offseason and where they stand in the NFL for the 2020 season See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NFL is going crazy with franchise tags, trades, free agency to distract us from the horror and panic of COVID-19. Thank God. Today on the show TC and NFL Editor Matt Johnson provide instant reaction to the biggest moves early in the NFL free agent season. The Atlanta Falcons cut DeVonta Freeman. The guys provide opinions how it affects Matt Ryan and Julio Jones, and what happens for the Falcons in 2020. Next up is the news on the Dallas Cowboys locking up Dak Prescott and the possibility of losing Amari Cooper to the Philadelphia Eagles of all teams. Cincinnati keeps their guy in A.J. Green, which hasn't gone over well with the star wide receiver. The Minnesota Vikings surprised many by franchise tagging safety Anthony Harris. Now the Vikings have two high-priced superstar safeties in Harris and Harrison Smith - will they be trading one of them? In addition, the Vikings signed quarterback Kirk Cousins to a two-year extension as free agency started. Finally, the Chiefs made sure superstar defensive lineman Chris Jones is staying in Kansas City by applying the franchise tag to him. Unfortunately, his days may be limited with Patrick Mahomes II's big payday on the way very soon. All the links: On the web - https://sportsnaut.com/ On Twitter - https://twitter.com/Sportsnaut 2020 NFL Free Agency biggest moves - https://sportsnaut.com/2020/03/biggest-moves-of-nfl-free-agency/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The coronavirus has grabbed hold of the world and is taking down all of sports in it's wake. Today on the show TC and NFL Editor Vincent Frank rants about this deadly pandemic and how it's shut down the NBA, NHL, college basketball, and other sports. However, there is some football talk especially when it comes to explaining the impending NFL free agency process, including the tampering period which start on Monday afternoon. Also, Frank gives his opinion on when Tom Brady will sign with his new team or the New England Patriots. All the links: On the web - https://sportsnaut.com/ On Twitter - https://twitter.com/Sportsnaut 2020 NFL Free Agency predictions - https://sportsnaut.com/2020/03/nfl-free-agency-predictions-tom-brady-philip-rivers-amari-cooper/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Irsay of the Indianapolis Colts wants Tom Brady. Is there a chance Tom Brady could land in Indy with the Colts? Or is Tom Brady destined to play for the Tennessee Titans or the Los Angeles Chargers? Today on the show TC and NFL Editor Jesse Reed discuss that scenario. The guys also talk about the other big name free agents and provide their bold predictions on Jadeveon Clowney, Philip Rivers, Ryan Tannehill, Amari Cooper, and Jameis Winston. All the links: On the web - https://sportsnaut.com/ On Twitter - https://twitter.com/Sportsnaut 2020 NFL Mock Draft - https://sportsnaut.com/2020/03/nfl-free-agency-predictions-tom-brady-philip-rivers-amari-cooper/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Could the Las Vegas Raiders trade their two #1 picks in 2020, plus a #1 in 2021 to move up and take quarterback at number one overall? Today on the show TC and NFL Editor Matt Johnson discuss that scenario. Who says no? The Cincinnati Bengals or the Raiders. What about the Raiders and the Washington Redskins making a deal at number two overall? Finally the guys preview what the Dallas Cowboys, the Philadelphia Eagles, and the Miami Dolphins might do on draft night. All the links: On the web - https://sportsnaut.com/ On Twitter - https://twitter.com/Sportsnaut 2020 NFL Mock Draft - https://sportsnaut.com/2020/02/best-nfl-mock-draft-for-2020/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who won, who lost at the NFL Combine 2020 this past weekend in Indianapolis? Today on the show TC and NFL Editor Matt Johnson discuss the winners and losers from the NFL Combine. Winners included Joe Burrow cementing his status as the #1 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. Other big winners were defensive star Isaiah Simmons out of Clemson, Iowa offensive tackle Tristan Wirfs, and Minnesota safety Antoine Winfield Jr. Losers were Trey Adams from Washington and A.J. Epenesa from Iowa. What kind of haul can the Bengals get for that #1 pick? Should they take it? If they do, who ends up with Joe Burrow? Finally the guys wrap up with talk about Matt moving to Indianapolis and why he needs to get him a tasty Hot Italian Beef sandwich. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What kind of haul can the Bengals get for that #1 pick? Should they take it? If they do, who ends up with Joe Burrow? Today on the show TC and NFL Lead Editor Vincent Frank are talking about the 3.1 version of Sportsnaut.com's 2020 NFL Mock Draft. What will Washington do at number two? Meanwhile the Giants seem to be a good position to trade down, or trade up and draft Chase Young. Finally, it's time for teams like the Chargers, Cardinals, and Panthers to draft offensive linemen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Where's Tom Brady going? Philip Rivers? Cam Newton? Dak Prescott? Today on the show TC and Sportsnaut.com's NFL Lead Editor Vincent Frank make their predictions with some help from the wheel of misfortune (1:30). With Ben Roethlisberger on the mend, can the Steelers get back to the Super Bowl in 2021 (21:15)? Finally some quick thoughts on if an NFL should draft a quarterback every year - by Day Two of the NFL Draft. (25:40). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NFL wants to expand the playoffs - is that a good idea? You're damn right, says TC who is joined by Sportsnaut.com's NFL Editor Vincent Frank to talk about more playoff teams, a shorter preseason, and where the NFL will be streaming in 2020 (3:30). What is the NFL does away with the Franchise Tag this season? Could the Cowboys lose Dak Prescott (14:00). Finally some quick thoughts on Browns offensive tackle Greg Robinson being caught with 157 pounds of marijuana and where Tony Romo will be broadcasting in 2020 (21:30). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the maiden voyage of NFL Reckless Speculation with Vincent Frank from Sportsnaut.com. TC and Vincent talk about whether Tom Brady will be back in New England. Could he be destined to reunite with Rob Gronkowski and Antonio Brown in Vegas or Miami? TC tells Vincent what is wrong with the XFL. Finally, Le'Veon Bell is not living that Keto lifestyle and the New York Jets are taking a bath on that contract. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.