In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.
ESPN MLB analyst Tim Kurkjian discussed the Orioles’ issues of late and whether they can still get things together for a World Series run:
Former Maryland and NFL tight end legend Vernon Davis discussed his new book “Playing Ball,” his relationship with Michael Locksley, how Mike Singletary’s famous “Can’t Do It” rant changed his life and why Ralph Friedgen should be in the College Football Hall of Fame:
SiriusXM Fantasy host Bob Harris discussed why there should be more faith in Derrick Henry going into fantasy drafts:
The Athletic NFL reporter Mike Sando discussed Lamar Jackson being voted No. 4 overall in his annual “QB Tiers” poll:
NFL Network analyst Gregg Rosenthal discussed why Ravens fans should enjoy the ride more and not just stress about what might happen in the postseason:
ESPN MLB reporter Jorge Castillo discussed the Orioles’ issues and why he doesn’t think it makes sense for them to give Anthony Santander big money in free agency:
SI Fantasy Football analyst Michael Fabiano discussed his expectations for Derrick Henry to have a 1,200-yard, 10-12 touchdown season:
Maryland Whipsnakes coach Jim Stagnitta discussed how his team can carry its late four-game win streak into the playoffs:
Author and investigative reporter Armen Keteyian discussed his new book “The Price,” detailing the changing landscape in college football including why Michael Locksley nearly left coaching after last season:
Joe Unitas discussed his upcoming book “Unitas To Unitas,” detailing how the lessons he learned from his father Johnny Unitas shaped his life:
Morgan State coach Damon Wilson discussed expectations for his team this season, including a new offense predicated on getting the ball in the hands of his playmakers:
Rookie Seahawks offensive lineman Christian Haynes (Bowie) discussed his path to the NFL and how meaningful it is for him having taken the public school route:
CBS Fantasy Football analyst Jamey Eisenberg discussed why he is a little leery of how early Derrick Henry is going in some drafts:
105.7 The Fan analyst and former Orioles shortstop Mike Bordick discussed why he’s still confident in the Orioles’ ability to make a postseason run when they get healthier:
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