Cinco de Luncho, Draft Takes & Jets QB Debate Heats Up

Evan & Tiki

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4.2 • 990 Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2026

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

The always unpredictable Cinco de Luncho and strong reactions to the latest Jets draft picks. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into expectations for the rookie class, including bold predictions on who could have the best careers and which late round picks might turn into long term contributors. They also continue the quarterback conversation, focusing on Cade Klubnik’s potential role and when he might realistically see the field. From roster construction to win total projections, the discussion blends humor, skepticism, and cautious optimism about the Jets’ direction while capturing the energy and unpredictability that defines this stretch of the show.

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0:00.0	Sean Moresh in the booth somebody hide the kassau
0:05.0	Arctic's flying phones ringing Evans yelling no
0:09.0	Tiki's laughing chaos cracking nobody's in control
0:15.0	It's Cinco deoncho
0:19.0	BAM! Crunch! Let's go!
0:21.7	Let's go! Is my voice back? I think it is. All right. Cinco Day Luncho is brought to you by Helix Wireless, connecting everything everywhere. And this is how you know I've worked with Evan Roberts long enough. I said to myself today on the Long Island Railroad, all right, let me get my Cinco together. what do I think Evan Roberts is going to talk about in the noon hour today?
0:39.4	If I had to predict Evans' map out of a show, I said he's getting to the draft in the noon hour. So I'm here to give you the five, my projected in order, five best careers in order of our draft picks of the locals. Oh, I can't wait to see how horrific this is. Here we go. Here we go. Number five. Kenyon Sadiq. I think he will be a very good player for the Jets at that tight end position. I just hope he's not held back by quarterback play early in his career. And I'm still worried about that Kyle Pitts stuff like down in Atlanta. Well, he better be. I mean, you take someone as high as he was taking at 16 for a team that has many needs.
1:14.7	The expectations on Sadiq, at least from me, are very high.
1:17.4	Yeah, you've got to be able to utilize them the right way.
1:19.5	Unfortunately, Arthur, who is it, the head coach down there?
1:25.7	Arthur Smith?
1:26.3	Arthur Smith decided to use that offense as a Swiss Army knife, everybody offense,
1:32.3	and therefore he didn't get used well.
1:34.0	Yep, not at all.
1:35.2	Number four.
1:36.7	Number four is Giants' second round pick Colton Hood, outside press corner.
1:41.0	Call him a pit bull physical.
1:42.7	I think he's going to be a player for the Giants.
1:44.4	I do.
1:45.0	All right, here we go.
2:00.2	Number three. I'm putting David Bailey at number three. I do worry about him stopping the run, but I think you're going to get a very solid career. Look, I'm not questioning your list because no one knows. He has to be number one for this to be successful. Yeah. No, I'm not even saying He's the second overall
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