Hour 2 - The Knicks Biggest Problem Isn't Who You Think + Former NFL DL Breiden Fehoko

In this episode of The Odd Couple, Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington dive deep into the New York Knicks' disappointing playoff exit, arguing that the real issue isn't Jalen Brunson or even the team's roster, but the coaching decisions under Mike Brown. They critique Brown's inability to adapt in clutch moments, particularly in the fourth quarter, and question his offensive strategy, which they claim fails to maximize the talents of key players like Jalen Brunson and Mikael Bridges. The hosts also highlight the Knicks' poor decision-making in trades, citing Bridges’ underperformance despite five first-round picks being traded for him. The conversation shifts to the NFL Draft, where former defensive lineman Brayden Fajoko joins to discuss player behavior, social media presence, and team strategies, emphasizing the importance of professionalism and locker room dynamics. Fajoko criticizes players like Malik Neighbors for airing team grievances publicly, stressing that such actions undermine team cohesion. The episode concludes with speculation about A.J. Brown’s potential trade from the Eagles, with the Patriots emerging as the most likely destination due to their need for a top-tier receiver and financial flexibility.