Call McShay (w/ Todd McShay)

God Bless Football

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Sports, Football

4.7 • 530 Ratings

🗓️ 18 February 2026

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Todd McShay joins the show to talk NFL draft and take phone calls from listeners, whether he wants to or not. Is Fernando Mendoza to the Las Vegas Raiders a lock? What happened with Ty Simpson? And how does he rank the wide receivers in this draft?

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0:00.0	God bless football.
0:12.2	Mike Yeh.
0:14.3	God bless football, Taylor.
0:16.6	God bless football, Steve Yats.
0:18.3	Wow, little enthusiasm there.
0:20.4	You know what it was?
0:22.0	It was dead eyes, but he gave me the old college try. Sometimes you have to know how to fake it. You know what? I appreciate that. Thank you. That's all I really want. That's, I'm so proud of you. Fuck, am I proud of you know, man. Listen, Tom McShay, I thought that's why he was excited because Topic Jay is going to join us in about five or ten minutes here.
0:39.7	And we're looking forward to that.
0:41.0	Why? Listen, Tom McShay, I thought that's why he was excited because Tom, McShay is going to join us in about five or ten minutes here.
0:39.7	And we're looking forward to that.
0:41.0	Why?
0:42.3	The jet season has begun.
0:44.1	Yes.
0:44.4	Yes.
0:45.2	Super Bowl season.
0:47.0	Yeah.
0:48.0	Every year.
0:49.0	Same time.
0:50.0	The Jets play the Super Bowl in February, March, and April.
0:54.0	That's, oh, and April.
0:57.4	That's, oh, God.
0:59.0	So McShay is going to join us.
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