Mike Vrabel Gets a Standing Ovation | Shilo Sanders Defends Shedeur | Nuggets are Headed Home
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Mike Vrabel gets a standing ovation at a Patriots event, Drake Maye rallies behind his coach, and the story of Russini pulling a man from a crashed car may not be true. Shilo Sanders calls out a Browns reporter over Shedeur coverage and Grant and Tanner debate whether Watson should start. And the Nuggets get eliminated by a shorthanded Timberwolves team while Jokic escapes the criticism every other all-time great would face - plus Game 7 predictions for Celtics-Sixers. Packed episode.
VRABEL GETS A STANDING OVATION
The Patriots are rallying around their coach. Drake Maye went on record saying the team is behind Vrabel amid the Russini scandal. Meanwhile the story of Russini pulling a man from a crashed car may not have happened the way it was reported — and somehow this entire situation has a comedic connection to a JP Morgan scandal. Grant and Tanner break down every new development.
SHILO SANDERS CALLS OUT THE BROWNS MEDIA
Shilo went public over what he sees as unfair negative coverage of Shedeur in Cleveland. Grant and Tanner assess whether he has a point, make the case for whether Deshaun Watson should be the week one starter, and map out what Shedeur's realistic future in Cleveland actually looks like.
NUGGETS ELIMINATED - AND NOBODY BLAMES JOKIC
Minnesota was missing three players including Anthony Edwards and still sent Denver home. Grant and Tanner ask why Jokic gets a pass that LeBron, Kobe, and other all-time greats never received after a first round exit — and make their Game 7 predictions for Celtics-Sixers.
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