We react to the major storylines from the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. Was Daniel Jones the biggest winner of the night after the New York Giants selected Malik Nabers? Will there be a quarterback competition in Atlanta between Kirk Cousins and Michael Penix Jr? And are the Chicago Bears now primed to make a run at the NFC North with Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze.

Plus Manchester City lay down a marker with their 4-0 win against Brighton, European domination in the NBA Playoffs, and did the Shogun series finale live up to the high standards of the first season?

Liverpool's defeat to Everton in the Merseyside Derby appears to have made it a two-horse race in the Premier League. Will either Manchester City or Arsenal slip up on their run-in? And why we no longer need VAR after a difficult weekend for officiating in the FA Cup and Premier League.

In college football, was the NCAA right to hand Reggie Bush back his Heisman Trophy, and what does OJ Simpson's legacy say about our ability to separate the art from the artists?

Plus, Scottie Scheffler has been dominant in recent months, but Eddie explains why he's nowhere near to approaching peak-era Tiger Woods and does the PGA's equity payout get close to matching what LIV Golf is offering players.

Frank reacts to the disappointing news that Arizona will be losing its NHL team, but what is the best name for the new NHL franchise in Utah?

The Champions League served up a few surprises as Real Madrid knocked out Manchester City, PSG overcame Barcelona, Arsenal lost to Bayern Munich, and Dortmund beat Atletico Madrid in a thriller. But was Pep Guardiola to blame for City's exit?

Plus, US sports face another betting scandal, after the Shohei Ohtani revelations rocked the MLB, Jontay Porter was banned for life from the NBA following unusual betting patterns.