Baker Mayfield picked No.1; boom or bust?

http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/274383/browns-know-baker-mayfield-has-risks-but-confident-he-wont-be-a-bust

Will Baker Mayfield's shady past and bad reputation drag the team down? why or why not?

With the addition of players like Jarvis Landry, are the Browns looking to be a top tier team in the league?

Will Baker Mayfield play as well as the Browns hope he will play even with the risks associated with him? why or why not?

Manchester City Wins Premier League! But is it fair?

http://www.espn.com/soccer/club/manchester-city/382/blog/post/3462632/manchester-city-critics-obsessed-over-guardiola-spending-overlook-his-talent

1. Is Pep Guardiola's talent being overlooked just because the club spent a lot of money in the last transfer window? Why or why not?
2. Should there be a limit of how much a club can spend in the transfer windows?
3. Is Manchester City winning the Premier League so early bad for the Premier League and the entire sport of soccer?

Bridget and Kylie AoW: NBA Playoffs

NBA Playoffs: Same Old Story or Writing a New Narrative

https://nypost.com/2018/04/13/nba-playoffs-are-here-an-inside-look-at-the-intriguing-storylines/

1. Do you think that a Cavs vs Warriors IV final would be good or bad for the NBA and the

ratings of the final? Based on what you read in the article, explain why or why not.

2. How large of a role do you think a team’s health impacts their chance at winning in the

playoffs? Do you think that teams tend to “give up” when a star player is out from injury?

3. How much of a role does home court advantage have during playoff season in the NBA,

or sports in general? Do you think home advantage is more beneficial to teams that have

playoff series’ ie the NBA, MLB, and the NHL, or more beneficial to teams who play in a

“one and done” playoff scenario, ie the NFL?