Hour 4: Are you convinced it’s Carnell Tate at No. 6? + Cavs-Grizzlies injury report

On this episode of Afternoon Drive, Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin dive into the growing consensus around the Cleveland Browns potentially selecting Carnell Tate with the sixth overall pick in the NFL Draft, questioning whether this belief is based on real intel or just media momentum. They express skepticism about the idea that Tate is a surefire choice, pointing to the lack of buzz and transparency in this year’s draft, as well as the Browns’ history of surprising moves—like trading down on Travis Hunter last year. The hosts argue that with no clear 'blue chip' prospect at six, the Browns may be better off trading down or waiting to see how the first five picks unfold. They also explore the strategic implications of drafting a developmental player like Monroe Freeling if the Browns are building for 2027 rather than immediate competitiveness. Later, the conversation shifts to the Grizzlies’ catastrophic injury report, with 10 key players out and two more doubtful, leaving only a skeleton roster. The hosts mock the absurdity of some injury designations—like 'great toe surgery' and 'concussion protocol' in basketball—while questioning how Vegas even sets lines when so many players are unavailable. Despite the chaos, they offer a tongue-in-cheek positive spin: the Cavs could dominate with Evan Mobley as the lone reliable player. The episode closes with a call for listeners to weigh in on whether Carnell Tate is truly the Browns’ pick at six.