Next Man Up with Jake Lyman

Jake Lyman and Parker Kelley address some of the latest NFL Draft rumors ahead of night one tomorrow night. Then, NFL Draft film analyst, Drew Beatty, of PaulKuharsky.com , joins the show to discuss the prospects and who would fit the Titans the best at #4.  

NFL Draft film analyst, Drew Beatty, of paulkuharsky.com joins the show to discuss what he's learned about the prospects and who he thinks the Titans will take at #4. 

Jake, Nick, and Parker conduct their third annual NFL mock draft simulator. You're not going to want to miss it!

Parker Kelley explains to Jake and Nick who he believes has the highest ceiling between Fernando Mendoza and Ty Simpson. Plus, the guys answer other draft questions. 

Nick Frazier joins Jake Lyman in studio on Next Man Up. They react to a viral clip of Peter Schrager saying he does not think the Titans will pick Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love at #4. Then, the guys discuss whether Nashville will actually host the Super Bowl in 2030 despite the report from The Dan Patrick Show yesterday. 

Jake and Parker speculate when the Titans will address wide receiver in the upcoming NFL Draft. Then, the guys react to the transfer portal class Rick Barnes has brought in for the Vols to wrap up the show. 

Jake and Parker discuss the report from ESPN's Jeremy Fowler that the Kansas City Chiefs are interested in moving up to #3 or #4 in the upcoming NFL Draft. How would that shake up things for the Titans? Then, the guys react to Tennessee picking up the fifth-year option for left guard Peter Skoronski. Jake and Parker wrap the hour with some quick thoughts on Vanderbilt's spring football game. 

Jake Lyman and Parker Kelley lead you up to draft day as the week is finally here! They react to the Bengals trading for former New York Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence and take a look through ESPN's Adam Schefter's notebook for draft week. 

Jake and TD discuss wide receiver options for the Titans in the NFL Draft. Could they potentially find a WR1 outside of the first round? 

Callers and texters get their questions in for TD for the first half of the second hour. Then, Jake and Turron discuss the balance in the war room between Mike Borgonzi, Robert Saleh, and Brian Daboll when it comes to the team's first-round draft pick. 

ESPN NFL Nation Titans reporter Turron Davenpot joins Jake Lyman in studio. They react to Tennessee Titans General Manager Mike Borgonzi's pre-draft presser yesterday. Will the team address the offensive line in the draft? Then, the guys discuss trade-back options for the Titans outside of the first round.

Jake and Parker continue to react to Mike Borgonzi's pre-draft press conference as he made some interesting comments on the offensive line. Then, the guys discuss whether the Titans should consider drafting a tackle over the draft weekend. 

Tennessee Titans' General Manager Mike Borgonzi speaks to the media ahead of the NFL Draft next Thursday. Jake and Parker react to what he had to say. 

Max Herz of Preds Radio joins Jake Lyman on Next Man Up to preview the season finale for the Nashville Predators tonight versus the Anaheim Ducks. The guys also address the latest with the team's general manager search and explain where the Preds need to improve most over the offseason. 

Jake and Cory discuss the latest in the Nashville Predators' general manager search. Then, the guys talk about Nashville SC's massive win over Club America, 1-0 in Mexico City last night. 

Jake and Cory continue their trade-back scenarios for the Titans in the NFL Draft. Then, the guys pose the question: What number should Jeremiyah Love wear if the Titans draft him? 

Cory Curtis of News 2 joins Jake Lyman in studio on Next Man Up as they discuss who the Titans would draft at fourth overall if it came down to Jeremiyah Love or Sonny Styles. Then, the guys work through trade-back options for the team in the first round. 

Jake and Nick discuss the main takeaways from the Predators' season as they were eliminated from playoff contention last night with a 3-2 loss to the Sharks. Then, Dr. Crane tells us what we need to know as Nashville SC competes in Mexico City tonight. 

Jake and Nick go through the list of the NFL Draft Superlatives on ESPN.com and break down each one. Then, the guys get into a discussion regarding Malik Willis in Miami. 

Nick Frazier joins Jake Lyman in studio on Next Man Up. They kick off the show with a tribute to Coach Dave McGinnis, who passed away at the age of 74 yesterday. Then, the guys discuss the main takeaways from the Nashville Predators' season as they were eliminated from playoff contention with a 3-2 loss to the San Jose Sharks last night. The guys wrap the first hour by talking through the Titans'...

Jake and Parker recap the Orange & White game in Knoxville this past weekend and what to expect for the Vols come the fall. Then, they transition to West End to discuss the excitement level around Jared Curtis at Vandy. The guys close the show by summarizing a great weekend at Augusta in The Master's Tournament. 

Jake and Parker discuss how many prospects are in play for the Titans at #4 and whether Jeremiyah Love is the clear-cut choice. Then, they talk about the Reuben Bain incident that came to light over the weekend and if that should disqualify Bain from being a top-five pick. 

Max Herz of Preds Radio joins Jake Lyman on Next Man Up to recap the Nashville Predators' 2-1 win over the Minnesota Wild on Saturday. Then, the guys discuss who should be in goal tonight versus the Sharks: Juuse Saros or Justus Annenen? Finally, the guys wrap up the hour with scenarios in which the Preds would make the Stanley Cup Playoffs. 

Nick Frazier and Parker Kelley discuss the current state of Tennessee athletics and how they've been impacted by the transfer portal, why it's not time to panic about Nashville SC, and the guys share their Monday Headlines.

Nick Frazier and Parker Kelley continue the conversation from the first hour: who could be traded first, Anthony Richardson or Will Levis? What value could the Titans get in a Levis trade? Also, the two discuss the changing landscape of college sports and why President Donald Trump's recent executive order is a sign of it.