In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.

MLB Network/MLB.com/MLBPipeline.com analyst Jim Callis discussed what the Orioles are getting in their early round draft picks (including first rounder Eric Booth Jr.) and the rise of pitching prospect Joseph Dzierwa: 

Bengals quarterback and former Ravens Super Bowl XLVII MVP Joe Flacco discussed being a part of the new season of Netflix’s “Quarterback,” why his Super Bowl MVP trophy hasn’t meant much to him and Lamar Jackson’s low ranking in the NFL Top 100: 

Former Orioles minor leaguer/PigTownSports creator and “The Bataround” host Zach Moore discussed why the Orioles should be looking to extend, not trade away Trevor Rogers: 

Field Level Media/Forbes soccer analyst Ian Nicholas Quillen discussed why the USMNT’s blowout loss to Belgium should be enough to cost Mauricio Pochettino his job and the World Cup Final matchup: 

NFL Network and “NFL Daily” host Gregg Rosenthal discussed Lamar Jackson’s low ranking and whether it would make sense for the Ravens to sign one of the remaining free agent receivers: 

Glenn and Griffin went “9 Up & 9 Down” to analyze the performance of Orioles players in the first half of the MLB season: 

Suns forward Haywood Highsmith (Archbishop Curley) discussed returning home to host a basketball camp at his alma mater and reuniting with former MIAA foe Pat Spencer in Phoenix: 

NBC Sports/ProFootballTalk NFL analyst Mike Florio discussed why Lamar Jackson’s ranking is ridiculous but questions about his future in Baltimore aren’t: 

US Soccer Hall of Famer Bruce Murray discussed how amazing it is that Lionel Messi is still performing at such a high level and why he thinks the USMNT needs to move on from Mauricio Pochettino: 

Raiders running back and former Indiana and Maryland star Roman Hemby discussed winning the CFP Championship with the Hoosiers, his relationship with Maryland after departing, beginning his pro career alongside Fernando Mendoza and his annual “Hembeast” Camp at his alma mater John Carroll: 

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