Even if your favorite team didn't crush the draft THERE'S ALWAYS FANTASY. Heath Cummings joins me to size up the Fantasy winners and losers, and says Marlon Mack's looking great after the Colts didn't take an RB, Mecole Hardman's a clear candidate to shine, and you've got to hear the surprise atop Heath's rookie rankings.

The Westgate's playoff odds are out, so let's break them all down and find the best value. Sometimes it simply makes more sense to wager on a win total, but there are some 'yes' and 'no' postseason wagers I LOVE. The Niners' 'yes' bet that's set at plus-240 stands out, and this AFC North team is my favorite bet of the entire year.

The Cardinals traded a top-10 pick one year later for pennies on the dollar, but Jason La Canfora says Arizona wasn't the only loser in the deal. Where were the Giants, Skins and Broncos (to name a few) when Rosen was essentially the fifth QB taken in the 2019 draft at No. 62? Here's who else could regret not jumping in just for the pure value play.

The first free agency wave has come and gone and so has the draft, but there are still some veterans languishing out there on the market who could change a team's fortunes. Ndamukong Suh is one of them, so Jared Dubin ranked seven landing spots for the defensive tackle; No. 1 almost makes too much sense.

Tom Brady is arguably the greatest QB of all-time, yet since 2011 he has ranked on average as the 13th highest-paid QB in the league. Brady's known for giving discounts to the Pats, and now we finally know why. Check out what he told Jimmy Kimmel about the logic behind his salary.

Who hasn't criticized the Giants for taking Daniel Jones at No. 6 overall? I've done it. Even George R.R. Martin has done it. The QB has obviously heard the criticism and spoke to the media about it, and if the Giants are hoping he'll be the next Eli, this is probably the response they were looking for.