PMS 2.0 873 - Lamar Jackson Has Officially Requested A Trade (On March 2nd), Elite 8 Recap, Ian Rapoport At The League Meetings, Feel The Beat With Sal Capaccio, Sheena Quick, & Zak Keefer, & AJ Hawk
On today’s show, Pat, AJ Hawk, and the boys chat about Lamar Jackson taking to Twitter to provide some clarity on his situation in which he states that he requested a trade for the Ravens on March 2nd, and what that means moving forward, plus they recap Nick’s bachelor party weekend in Arizona, and everything going on in March Madness and the league meetings in Arizona. Joining the progrum from the league meetings is NFL Network Senior Insider and friend of the show, Ian Rapoport, to discuss the Lamar Jackson situation, if he’s hearing anything about a DeAndre Hopkins trade, and everything else that’s going on at the league meetings (29:27-49:26). Also joining the show to Feel The Beat and chat about what’s happening with different teams around the league is Sal Capaccio with the Bills (1:11:02-1:21:27), Sheena Quick with the Panthers (1:21:27-1:31:12), and Zak Keefer with the Colts (1:34:54-1:44:50). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow to watch the show. We appreciate the hell out of all of you. See you tomorrow, cheers.
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