Off Field Distractions Radio - Episode 20: Our Live NFL Draft Coverage

Episode 20: Our Live NFL Draft Coverage

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04/30/21 • 108 min

Off Field Distractions Radio

This is a first for us, as Bryan, Manny, and Devon cover the draft LIVE! We react to the first 11 picks while discussing the other items which occurred in sports this week.
Where is Aaron Rodgers going, now that he has made it clear he doesn't want to return to Green Bay? Bryan isn't allowed to celebrate if it's the Broncos (in front of Devon at least).
Jeff Bridich steps down as GM of the Rockies, and Manny believes we will actually see a change in the guard at 20th and Blake.
Listen along while we react to the first round of the NFL Draft, and be sure to let us know what you think.

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Episode 19: NFL Draft Preview 2021

It's the end of April and that means it's officially draft season! We take a look at the top 11 picks (you're welcome Manny, we can include the Giants). Will five QB's go in the top ten? Does anybody care about defensive players anymore? We break it down.
The NFL also announced multiple rule updates for the 2021 season, including the option for players except offensive and defensive lineman to pick whatever number they please. Sorry big fellas.
The fans still hold some power, and we show it when we discuss the birth and death of the European Super League as well as the continued hate of the Astros, even after a year without fans.
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Episode 21: Has The Entitlement of Athletes Gone Too Far?

We're back again, after a short time away. We come back with an update on the Aaron Rodgers situation, and how we expect it to play out. Devon is still fighting with his emotions, and Bryan is anticipating him coming to the Broncos.
Our main topic is how much entitlement should athletes be allowed to show? This comes off the tails of Cristiano Ronaldo cost Coca Cola shares to drop by $4 Billion with one word during a Euro 2020 press conference. We discuss the effects on players, teams, and corporate sponsors and what to expect from a reaction.
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