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NFL Free Agency & the Ultimate Pie Ranking | The WAE Show w/ Lonzo Ball Episode 33

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Devontae Adams signed a two-year deal with the Rams after leaving the Jets.
1. Ball in the Family Podcast with Lonzo & Gelo Ball uses this episode to jump from music updates to NFL free agency, Pie Day rankings, and "game recognizes game" opinions. 2. Lonzo Ball, Gelo Ball, Banks, and D-Mo carry the conversation, with Ant guiding trending topics and fan questions. 3. The episode is built around a fast, loose roundup of what the hosts are listening to, watching, wearing, and reacting to that week. 4. Gelo talks about dropping "Can You Please" with Glorilla and says she gave him "one of her coldest verses." 5. The hosts also mention that a video is coming and joke about whether more songs or a tape are next. 6. The music discussion stays local to the Ball circle, with references to Rolling Loud and a possible feature from Zoe. 7. NFL free agency becomes the main sports block, starting with Geno Smith being traded to the Raiders for a third-round pick and $31 million on his contract. 8. The crew grades Geno as an upgrade over Minshew but questions whether he is enough to push Las Vegas to a championship level. 9. Max Crosby’s three-year, $106 million extension draws an A-plus from the group because they see him as the heart of the Raiders defense. 10. Myles Garrett’s record extension, D.K. Metcalf to the Steelers, Sam Darnold to the Seahawks, and Devontae Adams to the Rams each get separate reactions and grades. 11. The hosts note that Puka Nacua gave up number 17 for Adams, and they treat that as a sign that the Rams are still trying to compete. 12. Jokes about Kyler? no, about quarterback fit and roster holes lead into a broader view that the Seahawks and Steelers moves depend on who plays quarterback. 13. A LeBron James TikTok song and a Stephen A. Smith confrontation briefly pull the conversation toward media and NBA culture. 14. Lonzo says athletes should maybe grade analysts on delivery and knowledge, while the group also talks about how critics should handle comments about family. 15. Stephen Curry’s assistant GM role at Davidson opens a side discussion about whether Lonzo would rather be an NBA GM or a UCLA coach. 16. The hosts land on a preference for coaching at UCLA and note that college recruiting, NIL, and the transfer portal all shape that job. 17. The tone stays casual and competitive, with overlapping voices, laughter, and frequent side jokes about rankings, fits, and old football memories. 18. The format mixes sports debate, music promo, fan questions, and sponsor-read style segments rather than following a single interview arc. 19. Best for listeners who like NBA talk, NFL moves, and Ball family banter. 20. Skip it if you want one focused topic or a tightly edited interview.
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