Best Podcast Episodes About Alec Pierce
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Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 21 episodes
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Alec Martinez shares his unexpected transition from NHL player to broadcaster, revealing that he initially resisted the idea of being on TV. After developing a friendship with a Sportsnet host during his recovery from an injury, he decided to give it a shot, realizing it helped him stay connected to hockey while also focusing on his family and health. This journey highlights the struggle of letting go of a lifelong passion and finding new purpose.
“… And at the same time, his law firm, was this coincidental? Was this coincidental, Valerie, that like the law firm started an investigation of Alec at the same time for possible ethical breaches? Or were those two things related, the lawsuit and the law firm getting interested in him? Well, it's all kind of woven together. And what happened in the immediate aftermath of the boat wreck is that Mallory's family was having a tough time finding a lawyer to represent their interest. And Renee Beach, Mallory's mom, tells the story of being down at the landing where the boat had come to rest and …”
“And he was, we know separately now, running a massive fraud, stealing from his law firm, had a massive drug problem or so he testified and was very worried this was all going to come out. he would be exposed. And at the same time, his law firm, was this coincidental? Was this coincidental, Valerie, that like the law firm started an investigation of Alec at the same time for possible ethical breaches? Or were those two things related, the lawsuit and the law firm getting interested in him? Well, it's all kind of woven together. And what happened in the immediate aftermath of the boat wreck is that Mallory's family was having a tough time finding a lawyer to represent their interest. And Renee Beach, Mallory's mom, tells the story of being down at the landing where the boat had come to rest and wanting to go down there and see where her daughter was, where she was the last time she was spotted. And the police were very, very kind, but said, I'm sorry, you can't go down there. Here's a case of water for you and your family while you wait. And there was a moment where Randolph Murdoch III, Alec's dad, and Maggie, his wife, came down in …”
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Alec Murdaugh murdered his wife and son to divert attention from his massive financial fraud and a looming lawsuit. As his family's reputation crumbled, he hoped to gain sympathy and escape the consequences of his actions. This shocking turn reveals the lengths he would go to protect himself from exposure.
“… really beloved. Like we really want the best, I think, for Tiger Woods. You know, some public figures go down roads like this and we are, you know, Alec Baldwin, he's had his problems and we're just all like, you know, no one wants to embrace Alec Baldwin. There's a bunch of people who go down these roads and we're like, oh gosh, what a pathetic waste. you know you know the society sort of decides at some point how they want to treat these people on sort of we don know exactly why these decisions get made but i do feel like with tiger as a society we really rooting for the guy We really want …”
“… the next tournament he'll be back at, can he win the Masters again or the U.S. Open, we are hashtag part of the problem. The focus now really must be on Tiger Woods the man. Yeah, I think part of it is somewhat natural, right? Like we just, he's really beloved. Like we really want the best, I think, for Tiger Woods. You know, some public figures go down roads like this and we are, you know, Alec Baldwin, he's had his problems and we're just all like, you know, no one wants to embrace Alec Baldwin. There's a bunch of people who go down these roads and we're like, oh gosh, what a pathetic waste. you know you know the society sort of decides at some point how they want to treat these people on sort of we don know exactly why these decisions get made but i do feel like with tiger as a society we really rooting for the guy We really want him to succeed We love him He's not a villain in our society. He's not one of these people where we're like, oh gosh, he is a bad guy, and we're sort of rooting on his failure, which is a dark part of especially celebrity culture. That's not really what happens with Tiger. We want him to succeed, and he just keeps falling down over and over and over …”
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Tiger Woods' repeated car accidents and refusal to submit to a urine test highlight ongoing personal struggles that overshadow his sports career.
“… Crow. Like two best actors. And that always only happened a couple times, right? So who would you go with between Crow and Pearce? Pearce. probably Pierce too. You'd give Pierce the Oscar nomination over Russell Crowe for this movie? Yeah. I think that's the right call. I also think Russell Crowe is going to... Could have done both. Could have been like when we had two guards and all NBA together. But I think it shows a little bit more that he is not American. I think his accent and his manner sometimes comes across as a little like, I'm still on the set of virtuosity. I think Pierce is …”
“… Fleur de Lis Lorenzo's oil. I'm always talking about Lorenzo's oil. So if you had to say Crow for best actor, Guy Pearce for supporting, or Spacey for supporting, and you could only give one nom. It feels like the rare actor-actor for Pearce and Crow. Like two best actors. And that always only happened a couple times, right? So who would you go with between Crow and Pearce? Pearce. probably Pierce too. You'd give Pierce the Oscar nomination over Russell Crowe for this movie? Yeah. I think that's the right call. I also think Russell Crowe is going to... Could have done both. Could have been like when we had two guards and all NBA together. But I think it shows a little bit more that he is not American. I think his accent and his manner sometimes comes across as a little like, I'm still on the set of virtuosity. I think Pierce is incredible.”
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James Cromwell's diverse filmography includes notable performances in 'L.A. Confidential,' 'Babe,' and 'The Green Mile,' yet surprisingly, IMDb lists none of these as his top four movies. The discussion highlights the unexpected nature of Oscar nominations and the impact of performances in lesser-known films, revealing a deeper look at Cromwell's career and its cultural significance.
“… 104 84, next, 89. I would have told my wife. You would have told Carrie, fit as many scores as you can onto one page. Dear dad, the Patriots signed Alec Pierce. Oh, my God. You finally have a big receiver. And you're just sobbing. I knew Tatum was coming back. Everybody else is like, dude, it's from my mom. You should, if you go on Survivor and... Just sports. No, the episode where family could visit. You should have Chris. It's just for the info. SG, what's up? I can update you on everything. You guys traded a purse for AJ Brown. He's like, no! You're not going to believe what Yasmin did on the …”
“Three sports tidbits Your letter from home was just Thursday, February 9th Celtics 104 84, next, 89. I would have told my wife. You would have told Carrie, fit as many scores as you can onto one page. Dear dad, the Patriots signed Alec Pierce. Oh, my God. You finally have a big receiver. And you're just sobbing. I knew Tatum was coming back. Everybody else is like, dude, it's from my mom. You should, if you go on Survivor and... Just sports. No, the episode where family could visit. You should have Chris. It's just for the info. SG, what's up? I can update you on everything. You guys traded a purse for AJ Brown. He's like, no! You're not going to believe what Yasmin did on the season finale of Industry. I've been circling the five feet. Remember that scene? Yasmin is now Jelaine Maxwell. You just spoiled Industry for your sake. I'm sorry, guys. My hottest take. Benicio Del Toro doesn't get enough credit for being a legendary stick man oh yeah never mentioned when they talk about is that a thing known about him the big …”
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Benicio Del Toro is often overlooked as a legendary ladies' man in Hollywood, despite his impressive dating history with stars like Alicia Silverstone and Lindsay Lohan. From the late 80s to the 2000s, he's had flings with numerous celebrities, yet he keeps his personal life low-key, much like his character in Sicario. This surprising aspect of his life deserves recognition, especially as he approaches a Lifetime Achievement Award.
“… great or the end. Chris Arteaga is making his pitch. Crod trying to get his, uh, opportunities next year. Wide receivers, Zay Flowers, the amazing Alec Pierce, Puka Nukuwa, Jamar Chase, and Amon Ross St. Brown. Bad boy of football, Alec Pierce. Getting thrown out. Getting thrown out for his egregious, barely touching the ... I was turning my body and I kind of ran into the ref. That was soft. So, I mean, I ... Grow up. I understand that, like the, the rules are that, but I, I mean, it's not like we don't see players running into refs and bump refs all the time. Yeah, because accidents happen. And …”
“use his speed and just, you know, kind of like what we've seen. Oh, was that Jonathan Gannon? Pew, pew, pew, pew. Yeah. Because you just gave me some PTSD, brother. I don't, I just, I don't know if Walker's, I don't know if it's going to be great or the end. Chris Arteaga is making his pitch. Crod trying to get his, uh, opportunities next year. Wide receivers, Zay Flowers, the amazing Alec Pierce, Puka Nukuwa, Jamar Chase, and Amon Ross St. Brown. Bad boy of football, Alec Pierce. Getting thrown out. Getting thrown out for his egregious, barely touching the ... I was turning my body and I kind of ran into the ref. That was soft. So, I mean, I ... Grow up. I understand that, like the, the rules are that, but I, I mean, it's not like we don't see players running into refs and bump refs all the time. Yeah, because accidents happen. And there's like ... Incidental contact. Yeah. There's 22, you know, probably 30 plus people on the field at all times. Like, that happens. And he, you know, it's like, you eject him? It was so weak. Another amazing week for Alec Pierce though, 4-4-1-32-2. He's a free agent. And Michael Wilson, aka Jerry Rice, might actually be Jerry Rice. Another …”
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Alec Pierce's stunning performance and controversial ejection highlight the unpredictability of NFL games. Despite being thrown out for incidental contact with a referee, he managed to rack up impressive stats, including 4 receptions for 132 yards and 2 touchdowns. This incident raises questions about officiating in the league and the impact of player conduct on game outcomes.
“… blood. To siphon? Yes. Fresh meat? We need... He hasn't tapped in to Mike Evans yet. Yeah, yeah. Colts. Big move. One of the first ones of the day. Alec Pierce. Four deal million to stay in Indianapolis Imagine this deal two years ago Oh mama Like if we just said this is what going to happen in two years You know what I see in two years Alec Pierce getting 84 mil. Alec Pierce being the belle of the ball of the offseason. Yeah. Which, by the way, New England apparently offered him more money. And he ends up being the highest paid free agent in history. The cap is through the roof now. It's $300 …”
“I think it might be his hamstring versus father time because that is going to stack up. McCaffrey needs more blood. To siphon? Yes. Fresh meat? We need... He hasn't tapped in to Mike Evans yet. Yeah, yeah. Colts. Big move. One of the first ones of the day. Alec Pierce. Four deal million to stay in Indianapolis Imagine this deal two years ago Oh mama Like if we just said this is what going to happen in two years You know what I see in two years Alec Pierce getting 84 mil. Alec Pierce being the belle of the ball of the offseason. Yeah. Which, by the way, New England apparently offered him more money. And he ends up being the highest paid free agent in history. The cap is through the roof now. It's $300 million, $308 million. dollars. Alec Pierce was objectively impressive on almost every snap he took last year. He earned the money, but the Colts immediately sent Michael Pittman out the door and Alec Pierce is truly their number one receiver. I mean, that is, that is a big transformation. Pittman goes to Pittman goes to pity city. Michael Pittman is now …”
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Alec Pierce has officially become the Colts' number one receiver after Michael Pittman's surprising move to the Steelers. With a new contract worth $59 million, expectations are high for Pierce, who has shown impressive potential despite a limited target share last season. The Colts are betting on him to step up significantly in the upcoming year, reshaping their offensive strategy.
“… the start of spring, and you're like, all right, we've got some guys here. We've got some positives here to take us in through the summer. But take Alec Pierce, productive receiver, not a top-10 wideout, but free agency opened, and he was the object of desire. $29 million. Kenneth Walker Jr., the third, running back, big playability, not widely viewed as the best at his position, Super Bowl MVP, timings everything. He's getting $15 million a year. That's the richest deal ever for a free agent running back. So you start to look at this and you go, well, the Chiefs did great yesterday. They got Kenneth …”
“… up, let's say, in December or January. But it does feel good. You know, here it is in March. Maybe you don't have good weather where you are, and you're like, what's going to happen? How do I pick up my spirits? It's like the draft. You know, it's the start of spring, and you're like, all right, we've got some guys here. We've got some positives here to take us in through the summer. But take Alec Pierce, productive receiver, not a top-10 wideout, but free agency opened, and he was the object of desire. $29 million. Kenneth Walker Jr., the third, running back, big playability, not widely viewed as the best at his position, Super Bowl MVP, timings everything. He's getting $15 million a year. That's the richest deal ever for a free agent running back. So you start to look at this and you go, well, the Chiefs did great yesterday. They got Kenneth Walker. I thought they were going to wait for Jeremiah Love. because if you said I can have Kenneth Walker or Jeremiah Love, I'm taking Jeremiah Love. But I get that rookie deal with Jeremiah Love as well. But here's Kansas City probably saying we're number nine. We're not going to get him. He's probably going to go to the Titans, maybe to the …”
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Kenneth Walker Jr.'s record-setting $15 million deal has shifted the NFL landscape, impacting team strategies and Super Bowl odds. As teams like the Rams and Chiefs make bold moves, the competition intensifies, particularly for the Lions, who face a narrowing championship window. With fresh signings and trades, the dynamics of the upcoming season are already heating up.
“You guys talked about it earlier. Colts traded Michael Pittman Jr. to the Steelers after they gave wide receiver Alec Pierce a four-year, $114 million extension. The Commanders signed edge rusher Adolfo Owe to a four-year deal worth $100 million. You wanted some Broncos news? They not only re-signed J.K. Dobbins, but they also re-signed linebacker Alex Singleton. Seahawks re-signed cornerback Josh Jobe, but saw Boye Mafe leave for the Cincinnati Bengals. In safety, Kobe Bryant is signing a three-year deal with the Bears. Jets signed linebacker Demario Davis to a …”
“You guys talked about it earlier. Colts traded Michael Pittman Jr. to the Steelers after they gave wide receiver Alec Pierce a four-year, $114 million extension. The Commanders signed edge rusher Adolfo Owe to a four-year deal worth $100 million. You wanted some Broncos news? They not only re-signed J.K. Dobbins, but they also re-signed linebacker Alex Singleton. Seahawks re-signed cornerback Josh Jobe, but saw Boye Mafe leave for the Cincinnati Bengals. In safety, Kobe Bryant is signing a three-year deal with the Bears. Jets signed linebacker Demario Davis to a two-year deal. Giants are signing Isaiah Likely to a three-year contract. Titans signed former Giant Wondale Robinson to a four-year $70 million deal. Fernando Tatis Jr. a grand slam as the Dominican Republic topped Israel in the World Baseball Classic 10-1. Brazil defeated Great Britain 8-1. Columbia over Panama, 4-3 in Korea. Best in Australia, 7-2. …”
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The Dominican Republic crushed Israel 10-1 in the World Baseball Classic, showcasing their dominance with a grand slam from superstar Fernando Tatis Jr. This victory highlights the intensity and excitement of international baseball competition, as teams battle for glory on a global stage.
“… position this week because things change too much You might have thought you had plenty of wide receivers and you passed on Parker Washington or Alec Pierce in Week 10 waivers where they were on less than 30% of teams. Both of those guys were basically wide receiver ones from Week 10 on for your roster. If they're good, if you believe in them, just because you got it figured out, sign them anyways. It's funny because we do this elsewhere. Rookie drafts. We have learned lessons over the years of just take the best player. Take the best player available. Yeah, you need running back, but that's, you …”
“… out this is a way of saying like nfl gms they go into the draft and they draft position over neat or over um best on the board you need to go best on the board sometimes on the waiver wire even when you have a player that is doing the job in that position this week because things change too much You might have thought you had plenty of wide receivers and you passed on Parker Washington or Alec Pierce in Week 10 waivers where they were on less than 30% of teams. Both of those guys were basically wide receiver ones from Week 10 on for your roster. If they're good, if you believe in them, just because you got it figured out, sign them anyways. It's funny because we do this elsewhere. Rookie drafts. We have learned lessons over the years of just take the best player. Take the best player available. Yeah, you need running back, but that's, you know, he's just not as good a pick, you know, at that point in the draft, this wide receiver versus that running back. Just take the best player because it turns out it's going to help you the most, even if it's not the position you think you need. Yeah, you can, if you have two amazing tight ends, that's fine. You can figure out what you want to do …”
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Waiver wire pickups can make or break your fantasy season, even if you think your roster is set. Players like Harold Fannin and Baker Mayfield were overlooked early on but became game-changers later. Always grab the best available talent, regardless of your current lineup.
“… was coming, including our corner, and it's just like, can you stop this? Becker's unbelievable. I don't know. That guy just became Jordy Nelson or Alec Pierce or any other wide receiver you can think of. Did anyone see a replay of the deep pass that they said hit the ground? Hit the ground like hell. It obviously hit the ground. It did? It did? Like six yards. The Marion, yeah. It obviously hit the ground. Oh, really? Okay. So let's play hear the sound last night. A bit of a stunner. Mike, you were not here. Zaslo, I want an etiquette ruling here from everybody in the room, because Tony says he will …”
“… blocked punt, and you've got a field goal hitting an upright. Those are the four for me that I'm like, okay, those are game swingers. I don't know if you want to put an extra point. A third down to Becker was crazy. Everybody in the building knew what was coming, including our corner, and it's just like, can you stop this? Becker's unbelievable. I don't know. That guy just became Jordy Nelson or Alec Pierce or any other wide receiver you can think of. Did anyone see a replay of the deep pass that they said hit the ground? Hit the ground like hell. It obviously hit the ground. It did? It did? Like six yards. The Marion, yeah. It obviously hit the ground. Oh, really? Okay. So let's play hear the sound last night. A bit of a stunner. Mike, you were not here. Zaslo, I want an etiquette ruling here from everybody in the room, because Tony says he will simply never, will ever forgive Roy Bellamy for this. This is before Miami gets the football with no timeout and less than two minutes left in the game. Here's Roy Bellamy out of nowhere. Again, he's very, very careful about when he uses his words. All of us were confused when this came out of his mouth. Like that kid with a false start? He'll …”
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In a nail-biting national championship game, a single comment about a potential interception sent shockwaves through the Miami team, ultimately leading to their downfall. As tension mounted with less than two minutes left, a player’s prophetic words seemed to curse their final drive. This moment encapsulated the pressure of high-stakes sports and the thin line between victory and defeat.
“Today's 32 Thoughts podcast is dedicated to the memory of Jessie Pierce and her children, Hudson, Caden, and Avery. I didn't know Jessie that well. I appeared on her podcast once. But I believe the most important characteristic that sets people apart is passion. If you followed Jessie's work and saw her social posts especially, you know she defined the word passion. She loved hockey and she loved being around it. There is no surprise from anyone who worked on this podcast that the memories of Jessie were entirely, …”
“Today's 32 Thoughts podcast is dedicated to the memory of Jessie Pierce and her children, Hudson, Caden, and Avery. I didn't know Jessie that well. I appeared on her podcast once. But I believe the most important characteristic that sets people apart is passion. If you followed Jessie's work and saw her social posts especially, you know she defined the word passion. She loved hockey and she loved being around it. There is no surprise from anyone who worked on this podcast that the memories of Jessie were entirely, absolutely, and completely positive. You could tell from just what she posted online that she was a person you wanted to be around. We send our best to her husband, their friends, and their families. And our support is with those who are grieving this awful loss. Welcome to 32 Thoughts, the podcast presented by your Canadian Toyota dealers and the …”
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Jessie Pierce, a passionate hockey advocate, left a lasting impact on those who knew her, embodying the spirit of the sport. Her enthusiasm was evident in her work and social media presence, making her a beloved figure in the hockey community. This segment reflects on her legacy and the void left behind as the podcast community mourns her loss.
“… up to $100 million in potential value. Okay. Quarterback six in fantasy from weeks one through eight. No more Michael Pittman. Big money paid to Alec Pierce. Tyler Warren emerging and will continue to emerge. Josh Downs. Would you have rather... I mean, the two-year deal is interesting. Not making a long-term commitment. If you're running an NFL team, would you have rather done this, gone in on Daniel Jones coming off the Achilles tear for that money or gone Malik Willis? I would rather have Daniel Jones. Okay. Yeah. Because it's... I mean, he was really, really good. He was. What was it, a 7-1 …”
“not lose any first round picks and burrow still loses burrow loses always colt signed daniel jones to a two-year deal worth $88 million up to $100 million in potential value. Okay. Quarterback six in fantasy from weeks one through eight. No more Michael Pittman. Big money paid to Alec Pierce. Tyler Warren emerging and will continue to emerge. Josh Downs. Would you have rather... I mean, the two-year deal is interesting. Not making a long-term commitment. If you're running an NFL team, would you have rather done this, gone in on Daniel Jones coming off the Achilles tear for that money or gone Malik Willis? I would rather have Daniel Jones. Okay. Yeah. Because it's... I mean, he was really, really good. He was. What was it, a 7-1 team when they traded for sauce? He was. But you have to have at least some concern for the injury. That's a big-time injury. Yeah, Achilles. And number two, Daniel Jones has done this. Are we figuring the Achilles thing out? Have we scientifically now gotten to the point where we can look at this differently? I mean, Jason Tatum just came back …”
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Daniel Jones' two-year contract worth up to $100 million raises questions about injury risks and team strategy. With his impressive performance before an Achilles injury, is it wiser to invest in him rather than gamble on a less proven player like Malik Willis? The discussion dives into the evolving science of Achilles injuries and the implications for NFL quarterbacks.
“… going to make a move, you know? And so, uh, that, those caught my attention. Uh, do you have a couple that you really liked? Well, I'm psyched that Alec Pierce got four years, 114 million. Again, these are the headline numbers as opposed to the guaranteed money that's involved, but it's still a massive amount of guaranteed money for him. I think he's getting trashed a little bit in, well, not him, but the Colts are in the sense that it's a guy with 47 catches, a thousand yards, his yards per catch, obviously, because he's kind of this downfield threat. But the argument is aren you paying this guy like …”
“… a half, the guy being benched for Andy Dalton. I think they're heading towards the crossroads there that may not be as seen as much. you know, based on those things, Hey, they've improved here and there, but what are they really doing? They're really going to make a move, you know? And so, uh, that, those caught my attention. Uh, do you have a couple that you really liked? Well, I'm psyched that Alec Pierce got four years, 114 million. Again, these are the headline numbers as opposed to the guaranteed money that's involved, but it's still a massive amount of guaranteed money for him. I think he's getting trashed a little bit in, well, not him, but the Colts are in the sense that it's a guy with 47 catches, a thousand yards, his yards per catch, obviously, because he's kind of this downfield threat. But the argument is aren you paying this guy like a number one Is he an actual number one But I think it speaks to probably what they projecting for him because he been a home run to this point And like okay fine he not a top five receiver in the NFL But to me, this one made a lot of sense, and maybe it was a reaction of a lot of people that hadn't realized how good he's been.”
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The Miami Dolphins are facing a staggering dead cap number of nearly $100 million, raising questions about their financial decisions and future. With a new strategy involving players like Malik Willis and Jalen Phillips, the team is under pressure to deliver results, especially after a disappointing 8-9 season. As they navigate these high-stakes choices, the implications for their success are significant.
“… it'll probably be a battle between those two teams. Indianapolis, another team that doesn't have a first-round pick who just spent a lot of money on Alec Pierce and then had to trade Pittman. Daniel Jones coming back from the Achilles third place schedule because they fell apart near the end I had them at eight and a half exactly right eight and a half yeah eight last year obviously tanked towards the end because a quarterback went out but the pier signing is pretty what I get four for 114 26 years old I really wanted him for the pats I just feel like the guy had nine quarterbacks in four years just …”
“… between their wins and losses, you know, wins from last year and projection. So they had 13. It's tough. I don't know. We go back and forth praising Trevor Lawrence. Not so much praising him, but we thought he came off his best year. Yeah. So it'll probably be a battle between those two teams. Indianapolis, another team that doesn't have a first-round pick who just spent a lot of money on Alec Pierce and then had to trade Pittman. Daniel Jones coming back from the Achilles third place schedule because they fell apart near the end I had them at eight and a half exactly right eight and a half yeah eight last year obviously tanked towards the end because a quarterback went out but the pier signing is pretty what I get four for 114 26 years old I really wanted him for the pats I just feel like the guy had nine quarterbacks in four years just put him with drake let's see how it goes but uh and then tennessee was one that uh i had circled as one that i might want to have some action on the over because they're fitting a lot of the profile like they're getting weapons they have a high pick i i think salah as the as the coach combined with some of the stuff they did to try to put some …”
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The Tennessee Titans might just be the dark horse of the AFC South this upcoming season, projected at six and a half wins. With a new coaching strategy and key player acquisitions, they could easily outperform expectations and challenge for a playoff spot. This raises the question: could they be this year's surprise team, much like the New England Patriots were in their prime?
“… I don't I don't I mean, I don't think the number who have been revealed yet, but I didn't see a scenario where they could pay getting Alex Alex, the Pierce sweet steak, Wanda Robinson sweet steak. So you see some of these guys getting the big money. I you know, considering they got Purdy on that kind of money. They got Christian McCaffrey on that kind of money. They got Kittle, who's the highest paid tight end, on that kind of money. They got Bosa. They got Fred Warner. They got some guys. They got some big contracts on Joe. And so I just think the thing is that if Mike Evans still has some tread …”
“… string of game, maybe three or four games back to back to back where he went crazy. And at that point, I think Mike Mike Mike made the right decision and moving on and continuing to build on, you know, on his legacy. I think at this price point, I don't I don't I mean, I don't think the number who have been revealed yet, but I didn't see a scenario where they could pay getting Alex Alex, the Pierce sweet steak, Wanda Robinson sweet steak. So you see some of these guys getting the big money. I you know, considering they got Purdy on that kind of money. They got Christian McCaffrey on that kind of money. They got Kittle, who's the highest paid tight end, on that kind of money. They got Bosa. They got Fred Warner. They got some guys. They got some big contracts on Joe. And so I just think the thing is that if Mike Evans still has some tread on the tire, I definitely think he can help this team. Now, the question is, are they going to go, are they going to bring Jennings back? Because I thought he played well for him. He did. I thought he played extremely well. He did. Given the inconsistencies of what been in and out of the lineup, whether it was Purdy or Matt Jones playing, Kittle …”
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Mike Evans may still have what it takes to contribute significantly to his team, potentially racking up 800 to 1,000 yards and several touchdowns. With rising player salaries, the question remains whether he can secure a lucrative deal amidst other high-earning players. His recent performance and the market dynamics suggest that he deserves a chance to prove his value.
“… possibility of um the best uh guys around um available and it was two guys that i liked that was in that in that uh in that talk and i think it was alec pierce that was one yes and the other one was uh wandale uh robertson and the reason i like i like pierce is i think we can get him for a good price like he has a little issue with like separation you know just at the line getting off you know bump covers his routes aren't really as sharp as they would like to be but dude he ran a 4 yeah you might as well say that a 4 game speed boy 6 almost 215 He got 47 catches last year and still had over 1 yards …”
“… now anyway yeah yeah so we we still have that option our next thing is like everybody's saying that right down here in chat is like a receiver yes we're looking at the receiver position and when you look at it you know they were talking about uh the possibility of um the best uh guys around um available and it was two guys that i liked that was in that in that uh in that talk and i think it was alec pierce that was one yes and the other one was uh wandale uh robertson and the reason i like i like pierce is i think we can get him for a good price like he has a little issue with like separation you know just at the line getting off you know bump covers his routes aren't really as sharp as they would like to be but dude he ran a 4 yeah you might as well say that a 4 game speed boy 6 almost 215 He got 47 catches last year and still had over 1 yards Joe That's 21 and some change. That's real life deep threat. 40-inch vertical, 40-plus inch vertical, dude. Ball skills is nice. He's a high point catcher. He's going up to get the ball. He tracks the ball well. He's coming down with the 50-50 almost 70, 80% of the time. And, Joe, he can block. The boy like to get physical. See, I like Alec Pierce. …”
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Alec Pierce and Wondale Robinson are standout receiver options for teams looking to boost their roster in the upcoming NFL draft. Pierce boasts impressive speed and physicality, while Robinson offers reliability as a possession receiver. Both players could be acquired at a good price, making them valuable targets for teams in need of fresh talent.
“… I end up not signing Yeah, you're like, oh, he doesn't have the dog. Yeah, you don't have that it factor. You don't have belief in yourself. I think Alec Pierce is about to get paid, too. I think the market on Alec Pierce is going to be crazy. Patriot? Possible Patriot. I think he's going to stay with the Colts. I think Michael Pittman then will get traded. Possible Commander. I think Alec Pierce is going to stay with the... the word is that he and Daniel Jones love each other. I think he likes money too, and he hasn't gotten paid yet. For sure. So if they're able to offer him, he's going to get paid. …”
“… and they're like, Max Crosby comes up and Mr. B's standing there. He's like, you just signed a $40 million deal and with one coin flip you can double it That be good Like we just play those games And if my guy actually doesn try to double it then I end up not signing Yeah, you're like, oh, he doesn't have the dog. Yeah, you don't have that it factor. You don't have belief in yourself. I think Alec Pierce is about to get paid, too. I think the market on Alec Pierce is going to be crazy. Patriot? Possible Patriot. I think he's going to stay with the Colts. I think Michael Pittman then will get traded. Possible Commander. I think Alec Pierce is going to stay with the... the word is that he and Daniel Jones love each other. I think he likes money too, and he hasn't gotten paid yet. For sure. So if they're able to offer him, he's going to get paid. I hope he gets paid too. Yeah, definitely. For sure. For sure. Okay, any other football-related thoughts? Anything? I got a lot of football-related thoughts. Yeah, we all do. But like anything with – All the time. We're going to do our QB rankings for free agents and the next Sam Donald.”
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“… going to love Drake May. I'll talk myself into it in five minutes. I just don't think it's what they should do. I would much rather slightly overpay Pierce from the Colts and keep my first round pick. I think Pierce is like, I know the advanced stats back me up on this. I think he's really good. And I think he's been saddled for the most part with shit quarterbacks. And we only saw a little bit when, uh, when Indiana Jones got hot there as Jason Garrett called him for eight weeks, but he was in a quarterback wasteland and watching the Colts that did got open every game. And I just feel like …”
“… Mike Vrabel loved him when they traded AJ Brown and drafted Burks. That was the beginning of the end for Mike Vrabel in Tennessee. He didn't want that trade to happen. Now they're reunited. He knows how good he is. He wasn't happy in Philly. He's going to love Drake May. I'll talk myself into it in five minutes. I just don't think it's what they should do. I would much rather slightly overpay Pierce from the Colts and keep my first round pick. I think Pierce is like, I know the advanced stats back me up on this. I think he's really good. And I think he's been saddled for the most part with shit quarterbacks. And we only saw a little bit when, uh, when Indiana Jones got hot there as Jason Garrett called him for eight weeks, but he was in a quarterback wasteland and watching the Colts that did got open every game. And I just feel like there's a lot more there. And if he was the focal point, I'd much rather pay him. What's he going to get like over 20, right? It's going to get too much probably, but I think, you know, would you pay him a hundred for four years? I would rather do that and keep my first-round pick, and if it's a little over the top, so be it. If you're talking 30 range, …”
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The Seahawks should consider trading for Alec Pierce instead of pursuing AJ Brown, as Pierce could be a perfect fit alongside Drake May. While the price for Brown could be steep and risky, Pierce offers a strong deep-ball threat at a more manageable cost, allowing the Seahawks to retain their valuable first-round pick. This strategy could set them up for long-term success without sacrificing key assets.
“… that tell you that the pats like what their options are outside of even an aj brown it does they're in on a receiver, whether that's going to be Alec Pierce, whether that's going to be A.J. Brown. The Diggs thing surprised me slightly. And the money makes sense. I get why they did it. I know what you're going to say. It's already a position of weakness. Yes. But also, there is a... important factor that digs does bring actually he was a really good leader like he was very good at carrying that message of whatever Reeves was doing up there like he was bought in in the summer and and Steph was pretty …”
“… you know good luck vegas is what i would say to that the digs release the way that contract was structured it was basically a fake three-year deal it was a one-year deal so none of this is shocking when you look at the way it was structured but does that tell you that the pats like what their options are outside of even an aj brown it does they're in on a receiver, whether that's going to be Alec Pierce, whether that's going to be A.J. Brown. The Diggs thing surprised me slightly. And the money makes sense. I get why they did it. I know what you're going to say. It's already a position of weakness. Yes. But also, there is a... important factor that digs does bring actually he was a really good leader like he was very good at carrying that message of whatever Reeves was doing up there like he was bought in in the summer and and Steph was pretty new to the organization and I was like these two I Watching them and their dynamic. They seemed like they had been together for years and And and that's powerful when your first time head coach in it Well, you're not first time I catch but it's your first year as a head coach in a new organization um so from that standpoint i was like man i'm …”
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The New England Patriots are gearing up for a challenging offseason with significant roster holes and tough decisions on key players. Following a surprising season, they must now find offensive talent to support their rookie quarterback, Drake Maye, while navigating a competitive landscape. Fans should brace for a reality check as the team aims to rebuild amidst high expectations.
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