Saqu-on the Money, Big on Bronny?

Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, Jeff Saturday, and Kimberley A. Martin debate if a Threepeat would make the Chiefs the NFL's greatest dynasty. Plus, the crew argues whether or not Saquon Barkley is already an all-time great running back. Mad Dog gives us an A-List of the top 5 tortured NFL fan bases. Stephen A. Smith, Mad Dog, and Shams Charania discuss a possible De'Aaron Fox trade and the state of the Miami Heat after suspending Jimmy Butler a third time.
Stephen A. Smith, Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo react to JJ Redick's comments on Bronny and Stephen A. sounds off on what role LeBron plays in this. Mad Dog tells us what he's mad about in his infamous segment. The guys react to Hal Steinbrenner's comments on the Dodgers spending and off-season trades. Lastly, the crew debates whether or not the Jets should bring Aaron Rodgers back.
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