Ryan Burschinger

Dan Patrick reacts to Aaron Rodgers finally signing a 1-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Jason Smith and Mike Harmon examine how the Aaron Rodgers experiment in Pittsburgh could result in the end of Mike Tomlin's lengthy tenure with the Steelers.

Dan Patrick reacts to the latest holdout drama in Cincinnati and explains why Joe Burrow will inevitably need to restructure his contract to help out his teammates.

Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington analyze LeBron James' choice to opt-in to another season in Los Angeles with a gigantic salary. Rob rips LeBron for not taking a pay cut in order to help his team acquire more talent for one more championship run to finish his career. However, Kelvin provides perspective as to why both LeBron and the Lakers would agree on such a lucrative deal for what could be LeBron's final season in Los Angeles.

Jason Smith and Mike Harmon try to make sense of the Miami Dolphins' plans for the future after trading away significant pieces in Jalen Ramsey and Jonnu Smith on Monday.

Jonas Knox and LaVar Arrington react to excerpts from an upcoming book by Former NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith. The guys break down Smith's various efforts to throw shade at multiple NFL stars and explain how these statements are proof of why the NFLPA struggles to win any of their biggest battles with the Owners during Roger Goodell's regime.

Jonas Knox: "So this is the former NFLPA Executive Director and one of your star players (Aaron Rodgers), and then you've got (Former NFLPA

Doug Gottlieb: "(After watching) Cooper Flagg, I would think you would say 'that kid must think he's really, really good cause he takes a lot of shots.'

Joe Ryan on Jacob Misiorowski making the All-Star Game: "It's cool for him. I think it's awesome to have him here.

Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington react to WNBA players making a statement at the WNBA All-Star Game. Rob challenges the players to take their demands a step further and stage a walkout if they feel so strongly in their convictions. Kelvin, however, breaks down how he understands why the players are pushing for a bigger piece of the revenue pie.