Would you rather be Tom Brady’s child or Patrick Mahomes’ pitbull? The return of the mental health update (17:30). Why are people obsessed with their high school jersey number (29:50)? The Texans leaving teams on read (38:20). A brief discussion of “clout” and those who chase it (47:56). Is a rotary a roundabout or something more problematic (1:09:20)? Coach Prime had his stuff stolen, maybe, but probably not (1:30:05). Bathroom fights (1:40:00), Jenny/Jennifer (1:46:07), and dating someone with the same name as you (1:59:26).

Ryan Clark came a long way from undrafted free agent to Super Bowl Champ to ESPN analyst. After LSU, he went to the Giants, then Washington, where Ryan played alongside the legendary Sean Taylor. He talks about Taylor's fearlessness at training camp and his incredible trash-talk, plus his private persona and the unwarranted media storm that came after his death. Then, Ryan talks about overcoming sickle cell, and shares an absolutely terrifying story about a spleen injury in Denver. (It gets a bit intense around the 15:00 mark.) Next, Trey and Ryan reminisce about the start of Ryan's media career, which all started with a tweet. As if playing with Sean Taylor weren't enough, Ryan left Washington to play with Troy Polamalu in Pittsburgh, where he got to see #43's uncanny anticipation up close. Plus, he got to add his stamp to the greatest rivalry in the NFL this century: Ravens-Steelers, including what he describes as the biggest play of his career.

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SVP and Stanford Steve are joined by Iowa’s Luka Garza who leads the country in scoring. Garza chats about what it was like going from D.C to Iowa, playing for Fran McCaffery, returning for his senior season & more. Plus, a new feature that has Steve yelling about Roundball Rock and Scott going off on college basketball’s Net Ranking

Bill is joined by his friend Ted Nguyen of The Athletic to breakdown the Carson Wentz trade. They also discuss a few other teams who may or may not need to part ways with their quarterbacks.

On this bonus episode of The People's Sports Podcast, there were emails about Australian animals, matchups for pay per views, weird name fun facts, and fake clothing companies. Charlotte reads Mark her favorites, including some about Michigan beating Ohio State, Bridgerton, and finally doing a hockey pod. The people sent in so many funny and interesting emails, Mark and Charlotte had a tough time picking a winner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan sits down with Robert DuBoise, who was exonerated after nearly 37 years in prison with the help of DNA evidence. Duboise talks about what his prison time was like, how the Innocence Project Helped him, and his work to claim the close to $2 million he's owed for being wrongly imprisoned. The Innocence Project of Florida works on this legislation in partnership with the Innocence Project in New York. Visit this link to support House Bill 589.

Katie, Clinton and Golic Jr. talk about their feelings after hearing the Tiger Woods news yesterday and question Alex Smith’s relationship with the Washington Football Team.

Chris Hayre is joined by Draft Wire's Luke Easterling on a new episode of Chargers Weekly. Among the topics: Remembering Vincent Jackson (2:00), where Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert would go in a 2020 re-draft (11:09), and options for the Chargers at No. 13 overall (16:18).

Greg Cote discusses his new partnership with Pitbull and we talk about Bruce Springsteen's forthcoming podcast.

Dan sits down with Robert DuBoise, who was exonerated after nearly 37 years in prison with the help of DNA evidence. Duboise talks about what his prison time was like, how the Innocence Project Helped him, and his work to claim the close to $2 million he's owed for being wrongly imprisoned. The Innocence Project of Florida works on this legislation in partnership with the Innocence Project in New York. Visit this link to support House Bill 589.

Spain and Fitz give an update on Tiger Woods, talk to Chris Forsberg about the Celtics' woes, ask John Keim about the WFT's QB situation and Alex Smith's surprising comments about the team. Plus, Spain and Fitz keep tabs on the USWNT as they vie for a #SheBelievesCup win, Nets guard Bruce Brown talks about his career-best night and Browns assistant coach and Chief of Staff Callie Brownson shares the highlights of the NFL's Women's Careers in Football Forum.

Big day in the Iacono household as organized youth sports are back in Southern California (01:00). Sal and Dave react to the Tiger Woods car accident; many people think Tiger should have a personal driver and Sal gives his theory on why he doesn’t (04:00).    The Steelers look to be committed to Ben Roethlisberger and Dave doesn’t think they have a better option (13:30).    Then 7-time NBA All-Star Joe Johnson joins the show to talk about playing with Team USA in the FIBA AmeriCup at age 39 and why Steve Nash has a much tougher job in Brooklyn than people think (20:30).    Finally, Dave wants to make a super soccer team by putting the USA’s best athletes and making them play soccer (33:15).

Sarah talks to writer Damon Young about growing up in Pittsburgh, how he became interested in writing while playing basketball in college, the pitfalls of the socialized ideals of manhood, his past criticism of LaVar Ball, the intentionality of suppression, and how anxiety is not just something that plagues white men.

Future Hall of Famer Tony Boselli hangs out with Stu to share his experience with Covid and how little Stu has done to help his chances of getting enshrined in Canton. Also, following their round of golf last week, another future Hall of Famer, Dwight Freeney stops by on his birthday to talk about crushing Stu on the course and what to make of J.J. Watt and Carson Wentz.

On this episode of the Guilty as Charged Podcast we are joined by Houston EDGE Payton Turner, who tells us about his favorite pass rush move and the strangest question he received at the Senior Bowl. Then, we open OverTheCap to make roster cuts, extensions, and free agent signings. Who do the Chargers cut, keep, or add? Find out! Support the show (https://t.co/vODLzzX1uD?amp=1)

On today’s Dan Patrick Show, DP opened the show talking about the scary car accident involving golf legend Tiger Woods. While there is a long road to recovery, Dan emphasizes that It is a blessing that Woods is alive. Mike Florio joined the show to talk about the never-ending conversation that is the NFL offseason. Will we see the 49ers move on from Jimmy G? And actors Adam Sandler and Chris McDonald aka Happy Gilmore and Shooter McGavin, from the popular movie “Happy Gilmore”, call in to talk about the 25 year anniversary of the movie. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

On Tuesday morning, Tiger Woods was involved in a serious car accident outside of Los Angeles, where he was taken to a hospital to treat his injuries. ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne brings us the latest from her reporting on the scene. Then, another listen to Pablo’s conversation with ESPN’s Lauren Stowell about her documentary on Tiger Woods, “America’s Son.” She re-examines “Tigermania,” which only grew after Woods’ Masters win in 1997, through the prisms of race and history. “America’s Son” can be screened on ESPN+.