The Valenti Show

Haven't gotten a gift yet for your mother or the mother of your children? Don't worry, Roberto's got you covered. He joins the guys for a list of last-minute ideas for your Mother's Day needs this weekend.

Riger opens this segment by asking: Do The Lions Need Goff More Than He Needs the Lions? They debate this topic and take a couple of your calls as well.

Rico and Riger start the show with an unusual topic: Mother's Day gifts. Riger explains that he thinks getting his wife's gifts through their shared bank account is okay, which everyone else vehemently disagrees with. They take your calls on this dilemma, hearing from even more people who don't agree with Riger. Then, David comes on to give the latest on the NFL's broadcasting rights in "In Football Today".

David joins the guys to go through the biggest news around the NFL, including the latest in the sweepstakes for the league's broadcasting rights.

The guys go to the phone lines to hear from the people on whose side they're on in the joint bank account debate between Rico and Riger.

Rico and Riger (in for Valenti) vehemently disagree on whether it's wrong to buy your wife's Mother's Day gift from your joint bank account.

Rico and Stoney (in for Valenti today) kick off the show with a conversation on the Pistons and what is necessary for the team to emerge from the dark period that they are currently in. They spend the first hour on that topic, shifting to Brad Holmes' comments on Costa & Jansen this morning on Jared Goff's potential contract extension. Then, the guys react to former NBA player Austin Rivers' take on NBA players playing in the NFL and vice-versa before discussing some teams they love to hate but also love to watch.

Stoney's observation about the Knicks at the top of the hour brings about a more general conversation as a response to this question: is there a team you hate but like to watch? They go back and forth on the topic before being joined by both Wojo and Riger to wrap things up.

Stoney makes it clear that he despises the Knicks. But, he explains in this segment that although he hates the team, he can't help but admit he has liked watching them in the NBA Playoffs. This turns into a larger conversation where the guys ask what teams you hate but love to watch.

The guys begin the second half of the show reacting to a take made by former NBA player Austin Rivers, where he said that he could find 30 NBA players who could play in the NFL. They explain to you why they disagree with Rivers, and open the phone lines and read your ticket texts to hear what you have to say. Then, they play "Name That Rico".