Eli Manning, Zion Williamson, Antonio Brown, Aaron Hernandez
January 23, 2020
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis shared his opinion on Eli Manning’s retirement and the likelihood of his being inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame. Clay shared statistics to support his take that it is a no-brainer, Eli will become a Hall of Famer.
Clay Travis then commented on Zion Williamson’s 17-straight points in his NBA debut as well as the ridiculousness of the load management trend that pulled him out of the game during his hot streak. Clay also questioned whether or not Zion’s 3-point shooting was more of a statistical anomaly rather than what we should expect from his career in the NBA going forward.
Clay Travis continued by commenting on Antonio Brown and the arrest warrant issued by police in Hollywood, Florida. According to Clay, AB has “gone off the reservation” and is “one of the saddest declines we have ever seen in the world of sports.”
Finally, Clay Travis shared more on the Aaron Hernandez documentary currently streaming on Netflix. Dan Wetzel of Yahoo! Sports is an executive producer for the film and is featured on Clay’s latest edition of his Wins & Losses podcast which is now available.
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