NFL Draft Day! Favorite Props and Who Takes Malik Willis? NFL Draft Etiquette, Celtics/Bucks Preview, NBA Thursday Night Bets, Mark Gunnels picks from the Cap of Consequences

It’s NFL Draft Day and after weeks of speculation Sal still doesn’t know who Dave wants the Steelers to take with their first-round pick. Dave finally admits what he believes the Steelers will do. With so much uncertainty surrounding the first overall pick the guys discuss who they think the Jacksonville Jaguars will pick and give their favorite prop bets as Dave likes Derek Stingley Jr. to go #3 and Martin sees good value with Jermaine Johnson at #2.

Next, the Extra Points crew discuss NFL Draft night etiquette from how long you should hug the commissioner to how to react if you drop down the board? Plus, most importantly don’t be like Russell Wilson and sit right next to your future ex-girlfriend, you must sit next to your parents or grandparents.

Then, the Warriors advance to the second round of the NBA Playoffs and Martin gives his reasons as to why Nikola Jokic’s impact on the game isn’t as impressive as Steph Curry’s; plus the regular season MVP should be able to do more in the playoffs. The guys also preview the Boston Celtics/Milwaukee Bucks series and make their picks for Thursday’s nights games as the Sixers, Suns and Mavericks all look to close things out. Sal, Martin and Dave give out their plays of the day as Sal looks for Herb Jones to stay hot at home with over 11.5 points and Martin takes the 214 over in Pelicans/Suns.

Dave asks the guys if you could draft anyone from your franchises’ history who would it be? Plus, Sal gives his take on the Mets/Cardinals brawl and do Pete Alonso and producer Eddie Spaghetti have the exact same voice?

Finally, Mark Gunnels joins the show to pick from the Cap of Consequences after losing a bet to Martin.

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