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Speaker 1 (00:04):
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set the clock. If I don't get the ten takes
in in time, the bomb will explode. Jack Bauer from
twenty four is my muse. I got all kinds of
things that talk about coming off this week. I have
ten minutes to do it. Let's go take number one.
It's gonna be hilarious if the Eagles win the Super
Bowl and never lose another game, because they're going to
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be nineteen and one, all right, There'll be a nineteen
and one team and the only loss will be to
Zach Wilson. I want that to happen in a way.
If the Eagles aren't going to win this whole thing,
can you imagine they'll be looked at as one of
the greatest of all time, one of the greatest records
of all time, ten twenty thirty, forty five years from now,
they'll look back on the twenty twenty three Eagles of
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nineteen to one Super Bowl champs, and Zach Wilson was
the only one to beat him. Look the Chicago Bears,
eighty five Bears, they only lost one game, but they
lost to Dan Marino. Zach Wilson would be the answer
to the trivia question. Zach Wilson will be able to
do signings. He will show up to appearances based on
being the only team to beat the Eagles, Because until
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the Eagles decide to lose a game, I don't know
if they're going to lose another one. This was supposed
to be the one. All these annoying, little bizarre circumstances
should have led up to them losing this game to Buffalo.
It's wet and windy, all right, Lane Johnson is out,
he's a scratch, doesn't play the right tackle. You get
the Superman game from Josh Allen, the full powers, four touchdowns, running, throwing,
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doing it all. At the end of the game, even
when you're about to kick the tyne field goal, Kelsey
of all people, world's sexiest man, missus makes them move
back for five yards for a false start, for two
for flinching, and then he does it again. It's like
they're trying to give the game away and they still don't.
They have a magnetic attraction to winning. It's still never
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this glorious Rembrandt and who gives a damn? They're ten
and one, ten and one, with that one lost being
a Zach Wilson I find hilarious. Take number two. The
Buffalo Bills. They're not serious people right now. They're six
and six. They've lost three and four and four and six.
They've over the last two months lost to the teams
that matter. They've beaten the teams that don't matter. They
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beat the Bejesus out of the Jets, they beat the
New York Giants, but they lose to the Denver Broncos.
They lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars. And they're not done.
They're going into the bye. I feel like it's week
fifty that they've waited for this buye. Finally, the Buffalo Bills,
the six and six twenty twenty three Buffalo Bills go
into the bye. If you're mcdermol, don't you have to
do one of these things. Just get out of here.
No film, no exercise, no treatment, get out of here,
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be with your families. Reset, because when they come back,
they have to go four and one. And if you
think I'm gonna say I still believe in the Bills,
You're damn right. I still believe in the Bills.
Speaker 2 (03:09):
Four and one.
Speaker 1 (03:10):
They have to win at Arrowhead in the regular season,
which they've done before. They're not afraid of. They have
to beat the Cowboys they're not afraid of. Then there's
some couple who cares teams and then a week eighteen
against the Miami Dolls go four and one. They'll make
the playoffs. They're not a team that matters right now.
They're not serious people, but they can become serious people.
Take number three, Frank Reich is fired. People look at
this job. Here's why you would want the panther's job.
Speaker 2 (03:32):
I heard that.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
Take who is David Tepper ever gonna hire after this?
All he does is fire coaches. He fires coaches and
the football team he owns in the soccer team he owns,
even fires coaches left and right. Who's ever gonna want
that job?
Speaker 2 (03:44):
Well?
Speaker 1 (03:44):
Number one, someone who really likes money is gonna pay
him a ton of it. And someone who likes signing
a big coaching contract getting fired and then not having
to work and still get paid, just like Matt Ruhle
is doing, just like Frank Reich is doing. It's the
worst coaching gig you could have. Are you saying that
staying at home and making millions of dollars after you
get fired by David Tepper is a bad gig. It's
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an incredible gig. People should line up and fight for that.
And if you don't care about the Panthers and you're
rolling your eyes that the terrible Panthers fired their coach,
remember this is a ripple effect type firing. You know
who should be terrified about the Panthers fining Frank Raig
the Bears, because the Bears have their pick and it's
the number one damn pick in a Superstar draft. So
if you're a Bears fan, all you want the Panthers
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to do is just lie down and die. Don't fire anyone,
don't replace anyone, don't promote anyone. Just keep losing so
we can get the number one pick. You don't want
to get that sweet juice of the interim head coaching
bump that everybody gets. You know, the Panthers are going
to mess this up and win one or two games
and the Bears are gonna get screwed out the number
one pick. You know who should be happy, the Arizona
Cardinals and the New England Patriots, because if the Panthers
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do win a couple games with Durnam head coach, they
could jump up to the number one pick. Can you
imagine Bill Belichick with the number one overall pick being
able to draft whatever quarterback he wants, And it'll be
like when the Night King finally got one of those dragons.
He pulled it up out of the ice water from
Kalisi after he speared it, and then he brought it
right to the Great White Wall and just melted the
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thing down in two seconds. The Night King with a dragon,
Bill Belichick with a number one overall pick. The Panthers
mess around and winning a couple games.
Speaker 2 (05:15):
It could happen. Take number four.
Speaker 1 (05:17):
I have a set of taboos set up with the
Denver Broncos that I will abide by for the rest
of the season, seeing as how they have the longest
win streak in the NFL and they cannot lose. Here's
my taboos. No more talking about Russ with Seattle. When
he makes a great play with Denver, you don't have
to mention that it's vintage Russ, it's the Tyler Lockett,
or it's a Doug Baldon.
Speaker 2 (05:36):
Don't have to do that.
Speaker 1 (05:37):
Rule number two, no talking about last year's Broncos team
night and day. I don't care about Nathaniel Hackett, that's true.
Rule number three, No talking about how the defense gave
up seventy points. It was incredible and we've talked about
it for two straight months. The defense now does not
give up seventy points. They did not give up thirty twenty.
They wreck people. They're really good. Those are my taboos.
I suggest you follow him. Take number five. I'm fascinated
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by Joey Bosom. I have nothing to say about Chargers
Ravens other than the Ravens got a good, sloppy win
and they're getting some groin pains without Mark Andrews. The Chargers,
I have less than nothing to say about them, less
than they deserve. But the fact that the NBC broadcast
with Mike Cheriko on the call showed a shot of
Joey Bosa up in the booth, who was not playing.
He was up in a luxury box and of all things,
he's eating cereal he's eating raisin bran crunch. It was
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six thirty to seven pm Pacific, and he is eating
cereal as he watches his team. I'm talking about one
of those little miniature plastic buckets that you pull back
the coating on the top, the little metal cover, and
then you eat it with a plastic spoon.
Speaker 2 (06:38):
Why is he eating cereal seven o'clock? I love cereal.
Speaker 1 (06:40):
Look get me wrong, but it's fascinating that he's doing that.
And they don't have cereal set up for an evening
game in one of those luxury boxes. There's no way.
So did he bring that with him? And did he
also bring milk and a spoon? Joey Bosa is so weird.
I kind of like it in this sense. I've eaten
cereal at night. It's not my proudest moments, but not
in like a luxury box at a stadium. Bizarre take
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number six Dealers keep on winning. I still think this
can't be right. But the research says they get four
hundred yards of offense for the first time in fifty
eight games, just.
Speaker 2 (07:13):
Four hundred yards.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
They had a streak of fifty eight games of not
getting four hundred yards offense and they got it. I'm
not talking five hundred or something crazy like six or
four hundred yards of fifty eight game streak that goes
back to Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown, but they did it.
Najee Harris is likely going to win angry runs this week.
He does not like angry runs. He's bitter about it,
and we send him the scepter. He doesn't even want
to take the picture. It's going to be uncomfortable follow
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angry runs. I don't think Naji wants to win it,
but if he has the angriest run, he will win it.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
And I don't care. Keep on Curuiz and I'm way
behind schedule. I don't care.
Speaker 1 (07:44):
I'm gonna lean into it. Take number seven the tagov
I LOOA family is fascinating. I'm talking about TUIs family.
I went to the Jets Dolphins game on Black Friday,
brought my family. We were seated a few rows away
from TUIs family. Four family members deep, including his mother
and father. They're all wearing the two jerseys. I have
to tell you, it's the most fascinating thing to watch
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them watch the game. This family is the portrait of composure.
They sit there, they watched the game. I didn't see
them eat, drink, or even look at their phones a
single time. And what I was most riveted by was
that they're so composed as they watched the game. They
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don't have any wincing or reacting or high fiving or
cheering about anything that happens in the game. Case in point,
the Dolphins are knocking on the door early in the game.
They have a fourth and goal. Mike McDaniel decides to
go for it, two throws a beautiful past the Tyreek
Oversauce Gardner.
Speaker 2 (08:43):
Tyreek drops it.
Speaker 1 (08:44):
Oh We're all jumping up and screaming, and oh my god,
what a dramatic play. I look at the tongue off
I love family sitting there, no facial expression, no frown,
no smile, no WinCE, no nothing. I looked at them
when they had the ninety nine yard pick six for
their son's team, and they didn't react, and I'm so
impressed with I'm so in awe of it. I'm watching
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my son play at some dumb wreck gym ont of
Saturday morning playing basketball. If he makes a basket from
one foot away, I'm doing a backflip and fist pumping
like Jordan hitting the shot over Elo. They're watching their
son in an NFL game throw touchdowns.
Speaker 2 (09:20):
And they're just locked in whatever they're having. I want
to have it.
Speaker 1 (09:25):
Take number eight Texans Jaguars, really good game. Everyone's kind
of rooting for the Texans because their next best thing.
Jaguars said, not a chance. You know what's a fascinating
in I've said fascinating fifty times in this podcast.
Speaker 2 (09:37):
Just what we're gonna do?
Speaker 1 (09:38):
You know what as a riveting in game experience if
you're there as a fan, the doink, the boom, the boom,
and when it hits the crossbar or the uprights, it's
tough to beat. I've been in there for some block punts.
The double thud is fun, but the most fun sound
to hear as a fan attending the game is the doink.
Speaker 2 (09:54):
Take number nine.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Tommy Devido for the Giants keeps doing the Italian gesture.
That's his new thing. I'm uncomfortable doing it. I feel
like I'm gonna get canceled because I'm appropriating Italian culture.
Are you allowed to do that as a non Italian American?
Can you put your hands up like that? Because there
is an emoji of it, so maybe that makes it
all right. Take number ten, Scott Hansen. We already knew it.
He's a national hero. He had alarms going off during
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red zone and he did not abandon his post. Never
mind Santa Claus decembers about Scott Hansen. Wow, that was
a heavily truncated take about Tommy DeVito's hand gesture and
Scott Henson's standing on his post delivering the touchdown montage
as World War three is breaking around him. And I
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thought sirens were going off, but I have to abide by.
Speaker 2 (10:40):
The ten minutes. It's ten takes and it's ten minutes,
and that is it. That was a wild one.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
I still have things to say about Joey Bosa Ceio,
but I don't have time to say them. Thank you
for listening, I love you, hope, Thanksgiving was great, Christmas,
New Year's coming down the pipe, teams are coming running
in the NFL. If you have thoughts on the best
sound to hear attending a game, if you have thoughts
on the DeVito gesture, about as okay as a professional
athlete to be on national television up the luxury box
eating cereal in the evening of the team that you
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play for is down on the field. Send up to me,
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