This week, the guys break down the Cowboys trading up one spot to draft Caleb Downs at No. 11, then coming back later in Round 1 for edge rusher Malachi Lawrence at No. 23. They also get into Brandon Aubrey becoming the highest-paid kicker in NFL history and George Pickens playing the season on the franchise tag, while Dallas waits until next offseason to revisit an extension. Around the league, they talk Dexter Lawrence landing in Cincinnati after a blockbuster deal with the Giants.

In hoops, the guys discuss Victor Wembanyama becoming the youngest Defensive Player of the Year and the first unanimous winner in the award’s history, Billy Donovan leaving Chicago, Steve Kerr’s uncertain future, and Milwaukee lining up Taylor Jenkins as its next head coach. In music and culture, they get into the charges against D4vd, Drake’s ice-block rollout for Iceman, and Ice Spice getting slapped during a McDonald’s altercation.

Amaelyah returns to Target Talk with a sharp perspective on what Ethos stands on now. She gets into being selective with her time, protecting the vision, and learning to separate what looks good from what actually helps an artist grow. She also breaks down why attention by itself does not mean much to her, why everything needs a real strategy behind it, and how that mindset has shaped the way Ethos moves.

She also speaks on building as a Black woman in a space that can be dismissive, why she had to create her own lane, and how that shows up in the way Ethos works with artists. From Billy White’s rollout to 100 Deep to opening up consulting for creatives who need real direction, she makes it clear that Ethos is not interested in following the usual path just because it is familiar.

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This week, the guys discuss the Dallas Wings taking Azzi Fudd with the No. 1 pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft (9:37), A’ja Wilson signing the first supermax in WNBA history (15:14), and the Hornets’ play-in win over the Heat after LaMelo Ball tripped Bam Adebayo, sparking a bigger conversation about whether it was intentional and if the league handled it strongly enough (17:35). They also get into Doc Rivers being out in Milwaukee (25:09), J. Cole’s one-game stint with the Nanjing Monkey Kings (38:22), Gucci Mane dropping “Crash Dummy” amid the Pooh Shiesty fallout (41:49), Justin Bieber’s Coachella set (47:07), Chris Brown and Usher tour news (49:21), and much more.

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