Dak Prescott, Tennessee Volunteers, College football, Tom Brady doc

On today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis shared more good news on the coronavirus front with numbers on the decline all over the world. Clay’s hometown of Nashville is closing in on being fully open once again, replete with live music on the horizon for Music City.

Clay Travis also shared some dreadful news -- there are now 38 million Americans without jobs. "It is time to get back to work," said Travis.

Clay Travis discussed the Dak Prescott contract drama in Dallas, with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones facing a decision whether or not to reward his quarterback with a long-term deal. While Clay admits he is a Dak fan, he is not a fan of paying him $35 million and entering salary cap hell.

Clay Travis also commented on the NFL rule change which would turn the current onside kick option into a one-play option which would require a 15-yard gain for a first down from the team’s 25-yard line. This, said Travis, sounds cooler than an onside kick.

Clay Travis continued by sharing more success for the Tennessee Volunteers with their recruiting efforts with yet another 4-star recruit, making a total of nine 4 or 5-star recruits signed since April.

Clay Travis also commented on ESPN's decision to shoot another Tom Brady documentary in the style of The Last Dance.

Finally, Clay Travis shared his excitement for more universities announcing their college athletes are returning to schools in June including Wyoming and Louisville. Clay believes the question has shifted from whether or not college football will take place in the fall to how many people will they allow in the stands.