On this episode of The Colin Cowherd Podcast, Colin reacts to a snoozer of a Tiger-less Masters, and explains why the NFL Draft is more of TV juggernaut than the "major" sports (1:00). His guest is former NFL scout and host of the 3 and Out Podcast, John Middlekauff. They discuss a juiceless Masters (5:00), and dive into the NFL, including why Aaron Rodgers hosting Jeopardy! is a flex on the Packers (8:00), if the Niners are really going to pull the trigger on Bama QB Mac Jones with the 3rd overall pick in the Draft, why logic would dictate otherwise (14:00), if the Falcons almost have to draft Justin Fields if they don't trade out of the 4th pick (27:00), if BYU's Zach Wilson could struggle under the harsh NYC spotlight (30:00), and why Trevor Lawrence landing in Jacksonville could be great for his career (36:00).
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