With college football stars often becoming major NFL contributors and athletes developing business and financial interests while still in school, the NFL is starting to see the effects of college’s NIL era. ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller joins the show to discuss how starting rookie quarterbacks are here to stay, the implications of players like Caleb Williams and Marvin Harrison Jr. entering the league with established brand relationships, and why Deion Sanders is likely serious about controlling the draft fates of Shadeur Sanders and Travis Hunter.

Plus, we hear about the rise and future of pickleball with PPA CEO and commissioner Connor Pardoe and get you prepped for the US Open.

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