Reacting to Uvalde, Kaepernick's Raider workout, fixing the Pro Bowl & 20 minutes with George Kittle
We open this week's podcast with heavy hearts after the tragic massacre at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. Diving into football, Charles & Shalise discuss two topics coming out of Nevada. Next, they discuss the hearing today in former Raiders coach Jon Gruden's suit against the NFL. Afterwards, Shalise discusses the number of diversity initiatives the NFL launched this week and how they seem like an acknowledgement of the Brian Flores lawsuit.
Later, Charles & Shalise discuss the conflicting reports about NFL owners being unhappy with Daniel Snyder, possibly to the point of getting enough votes to oust him from the league. Wrapping up the first conversation, they try to come up with ideas to fix the Pro Bowl after Roger Goodell made a statement earlier in the week portending its demise. Finally, Charles welcomes San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle onto the show to talk about the second year of Tight End University, Deebo Samuel's contract status, Mike McDaniel leaving for the Miami Dolphins and the never ending QB controversy in the Bay Area. • Donate directly to the PowerMizzou Journalism Alumni Scholarship in memory of Terez Paylor
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