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Legendary Hall of Famer Jim Brown joins Stephen A. and Ryan and shares his thoughts on a myriad of topics, including the current state of the league and players union.

Retiring Jets QB David Garrard says the doctors told him his knee would never improve, and he didn't want to be a guy hobbling around the field.

Jason Collins announces that he is a gay athlete. Will this help open the door for others who might want to come out? Rex Ryan says Mark Sanchez's job is not guaranteed.

Jets HC Rex Ryan says he didn't take advantage of Tim Tebow's skill set and there's no guarantee Mark Sanchez will be a starter.

ESPN New York 98.7 FM's Stephen A. Smith dishes on what comes next for Dwight Howard and the Lakers, J.R. Smith's suspension, the Jets' addition of Geno Smith and more.

The Knicks are up three games to one over the Celtics. Is Stephen A ready to give his heart? Tim Tebow is released by the Jets, did he deserve better?

Skip Bayless says he is glad Tim Tebow has been freed to get the opportunity he deserves after being misled by the Jets.

Damien Woody says John Idik is cleaning up the Jets organization.

Ray Lucas says Tim Tebow will have a hard time finding a quarterback job because he just isn't that good.

The Jets take two defensive guys with their two first round picks. Were these the right moves or should they have gone with offensive?

Giants first-round draft pick Justin Pugh says he does not want to be handed a spot on the team, he wants to earn it.

Jets first round draft choice Sheldon Richardson says people who question his motor have not watched him play.

Jets DT Muhammad Wilkerson says the loss of Revis is not going to worry them because Cromartie stepped up last year. He just needs to bring the rest of the DBs with him.

Sal Paolantonio says John Idzik told him they are not opposed to taking any player in the draft regardless of the position they play.

Mike Greenberg says there must have been a way for the Jets to hold on to Darrelle Revis if they wanted to.

NFL Draft prospect Denard Robinson says he believes he is a weapon for offenses in the NFL.