PMS 2.0 891 - Aaron Rodgers Is Officially Traded To The New York Jets, Ian Rapoport, Co-Founder Of The S2 Cognition Test Brandon Ally, & AJ Hawk
On today's show, Pat, AJ Hawk, and the boys chat about the massive sports weekend that included 5 Overtime games in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, an incredible batch of NBA Playoff games, and the crazy news that Will Levis' draft odds have jumped massively and he is now the favorite to be the #2 pick in the NFL Draft, along with all the other NFL rumors leading up the draft, along with the breaking news that the Aaron Rodgers trade to the Jets has officially been finalized. Joining the progrum live from the site of the NFL Draft in Kansas City is NFL Senior Insider, Ian Rapoport, to chat about what he's heard about this draft as a whole and that certain teams only have up to 15 players given 1st round grades, the rumor that Ryan Tannehill may be available for a trade, Trey Lance trade rumors, the Jets and Packers re-engaging in Aaron Rodgers trade talks, and everything else he's hearing leading up to the draft (23:53-54:48). Also joining the progrum to chat about his S2 Cognition Test, and what it means and how teams analyze the data from the tests is the co-founder of S2 Sports, Cognitive Neuroscientist, and Harvard Medical School Graduate, Brandon Ally (2:04:39-2:32:53). 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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