Hour 2: Jack Armstrong + Is Carnell Tate off the board for the Browns at No. 6?

The episode opens with a spirited debate between hosts Nick Wilson and Daryl Ryder over Cavs-Raptors Game 1 predictions, with Ryder defending his 'concern about a loss' as not a prediction. The conversation shifts to a deep dive on the upcoming NBA playoffs, featuring Jack Armstrong, a Toronto Raptors sportscaster, who provides an analysis of the Raptors' young roster, their late-season improvement, and their confidence despite facing a stronger Cavs team. Armstrong emphasizes the importance of turnover margin, pace, and defensive versatility in the series. The focus then turns to the NFL Draft, with a major discussion on the Cleveland Browns' pick at No. 6. Darrell Ryder argues that Carnell Tate is 'off the board' based on Browns GM Andrew Barry’s glowing praise for Travis Hunter and his use of the 'trapeze' metaphor, suggesting Tate is no longer a top target. Ryder and Wilson debate the value of offensive linemen versus explosive wide receivers, with a strong preference for playmakers like Tate and Jordan Tyson over even highly rated tackles, citing the Browns’ recent offensive line upgrades and the need for immediate impact. The episode closes with a celebration of Parker Messick’s near-no-hitter, praising his mental toughness and competitive fire over raw stuff, and a debate on the Guardians’ pitching staff hierarchy.