BT & Sal launch into a heated discussion about Giants rookie Abdul Carter, addressing rumors of his off-field issues—including substance use, falling asleep in meetings, and poor commitment—and how it's translating to a "disastrous" on-field performance for a third overall pick. They compare his lack of accountability to the great Lawrence Taylor, who produced despite his own vices, and criticize the Giants organization for drafting a player with clear character concerns. The talk then shifts to baseball, focusing on Joel Sherman's report that Kyle Schwarber is the first offensive domino to fall this offseason, forcing the Mets to make a swift decision on their DH/1B strategy before they lose out on their best replacement options for Pete Alonso. Finally, the guys debate whether the NFL's biggest games are fading in excitement, noting how easy it's become to switch away from boring matchups, and they weigh in on the Knicks' injury scare with Miles McBride.