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21:34Now PlayingOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis commented on the coronavirus frenzy, communicating how social distancing needs to take place between young people and the elderly. Clay also shared how testing has begun to treat the virus and America has reason to be hopeful about the future.
Clay Travis also talked about the NFL’s CBA finally being approved by the NFL Player’s Association. This will likely mean there are 17 games each season and 7 total playoff teams in the AFC and 7 total playoff teams in the NFC as well.
Clay Travis continued by talking about the Tennessee Titans’ risky move to pay Ryan Tannehill $91 million guaranteed over 3 years.
Clay Travis also commented on DeAndre Hopkins being traded from the Houston Texans to the Arizona Cardinals.
Clay Travis then shared his opinion regarding Dak Prescott being offered a one-year deal by the Dallas Cowboys which might result in Prescott sitting out for a season while waiting for a more substantial offer.
Derrick Henry of the Titans was next on Clay Travis’s agenda, with Travis wondering if Henry will stick around under the franchise tag or seek more money elsewhere.
Clay Travis went on to share his thoughts on where Tom Brady and Philip Rivers might end up next season.
Clay Travis concluded by sharing how the stock market is in a position for buyers right now and that the American stock market is still the best place in the world to invest money over the long haul.
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