clock menu more-arrow no yes mobile

Filed under:

Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers Card Values, New Releases, and Mailbag

Plus, the guys discuss news around Jayson Tatum and Zion Williamson

By Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
Seattle Seahawks v Arizona Cardinals Photo by Norm Hall/Getty Images


Mike and Jesse run through the week in NFL news as Russell Wilson and Carson Wentz were traded and Aaron Rodgers re-signed with the Packers (3:28). They discuss what each of these moves means for the card value of each player. Then they move to the NBA and discuss Jayson Tatum’s hot streak as well as the positive news surrounding Zion Williamson (17:31). Next they move to new releases (23:38) and close with mailbag questions (51:41).

Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
Producer: Ronak Nair

Subscribe: Spotify / Apple Podcasts

Next Up In Sports Cards Nonsense

The Latest

‘Ted Lasso,’ ‘Barry,’ and the Strange State of Prestige TV Dramedy

‘Ted Lasso’ wants to know if people can change. ‘Barry’ knows they can’t. But one thing is clear: These funny men can go from cracking jokes to getting deadly serious, and the results have varied drastically.

By Charles Holmes

NBA Finals: Nuggets Pummel Heat in Game 1, Jokic’s Dominance, and Breaking Miami’s Zone

By Chris Vernon and Kevin O'Connor

Mets Sweep Phillies, Yankees Head to L.A., and Joe Davis Discusses Yankees-Dodgers

Giancarlo Stanton is back for the Yankees

By John Jastremski

Game 1: No Surprises and Tales From the Couch With Wosny Lambre. Plus, the Greatest Surfer of All Time, Kelly Slater.

Wos joins Ryen to break down Game 1 of the NBA Finals, including takeaways for the Heat, Jokic’s dominance, and more

By Ryen Russillo and Wosny Lambre

The Nuggets Hit the Heat With a Team-Wide “Too Small”

Entering the NBA Finals, the most crucial question for Miami was whether it could slow down Nikola Jokic and Denver’s offense. The answer, through one game, is a resounding no.

By Zach Kram

Who Is on the Studios’ Side in the Writers Strike?

Former film studio and television network head Gail Berman joins to discuss what the studios might be thinking about the WGA strike

By Matthew Belloni