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Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 26 episodes
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“… you said, well, he was playing with Brock Bowers. This is that situation. He's playing with, you know, we say that this year doesn't have a Jamar Chase, doesn't have one of those like the elite of the elite. Next year does. And he's currently playing on Carnell's team. So you forgive some of that production. Yeah, one of the high-end comps that Kyle jotted down was the ball skills of Tee Higgins, route running of Calvin Ridley. The big question is can he be that alpha in the NFL? is there a best fit from those teams we named earlier in your mind where you would get excited about carnell tate …”
“… players. Yeah, I've got him as my third of the big three. Currently pre-NFL draft, obviously that can get shuffled around later. But it's not saying he's not very good. I love Ladd McConkie coming out despite him having a bad production profile because you said, well, he was playing with Brock Bowers. This is that situation. He's playing with, you know, we say that this year doesn't have a Jamar Chase, doesn't have one of those like the elite of the elite. Next year does. And he's currently playing on Carnell's team. So you forgive some of that production. Yeah, one of the high-end comps that Kyle jotted down was the ball skills of Tee Higgins, route running of Calvin Ridley. The big question is can he be that alpha in the NFL? is there a best fit from those teams we named earlier in your mind where you would get excited about carnell tate arriving in camp is it what if it was new orleans let's put it that way i'd be pretty excited eight for tate seems great i nice that's right i liked it uh i i think the same section that could that could work out where olave is you know can dominate some intermediate at stuff and have Tate come in. At least for the team-wise, you had Rashid Shahid …”
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Carnell Tate is poised to be the top wide receiver drafted in 2026, but his lower target share raises questions about his potential in the NFL. Coming from Ohio State, he has the talent but lacks the dominant production profile that many fantasy players desire. As teams eye his unique skills, his landing spot could determine his fantasy impact.
“… mean, whether it's like a Colonel Douglas McGregor or a John Mearsheimer or, you know, there's a couple of favorite shows that I like. One's called Daniel Davis Deep Dive from by this former former lieutenant colonel. And he has a lot of great guests like, you know, a Ted Postal guy who's worked at MIT his whole life studying like missiles and interceptors and like people that really know this stuff. And these aren't the type of people that get time on Fox News or CNN because what they're saying doesn't fit the narrative that, you know, the powers that be want out there. But these are the guys …”
“… because I've been following this Iran situation closely. And, you know, I'm not calling myself some grand military strategist or expert, but I do follow a lot of people that I really respect that have spent their lives doing this type of stuff. I mean, whether it's like a Colonel Douglas McGregor or a John Mearsheimer or, you know, there's a couple of favorite shows that I like. One's called Daniel Davis Deep Dive from by this former former lieutenant colonel. And he has a lot of great guests like, you know, a Ted Postal guy who's worked at MIT his whole life studying like missiles and interceptors and like people that really know this stuff. And these aren't the type of people that get time on Fox News or CNN because what they're saying doesn't fit the narrative that, you know, the powers that be want out there. But these are the guys that really know what's going on. And to these guys, like not that much that's happened is really that surprising other that we actually did what we did because they were saying when the troop buildup was going on in Iran, like there's not a military solution here. Yes, we have the most powerful military on the planet, but sometimes there are …”
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The belief that military force can solve every problem is misguided, as illustrated by the ongoing Iran situation. Mel Mattison reflects on the advice from military experts who warn that some conflicts require solutions beyond just military intervention, much like personal struggles that can't be overcome by sheer willpower alone. This insight reveals the complexity of geopolitical issues and personal battles alike.
“… and it's a big part of what's going on. Denny lost the race. Had it won. Yeah, he was going to have a big points day. Still got more points than Chase, though, didn't he? Yeah, but one bad restart. You know, and this is one of the races where, watching it back, I'm okay with the winner not getting the most points. Chase didn't get any stage points. that I recall. He didn't. No. 55 was for the win. Hey, if you ain't... And so, at the end of the day, Denny gets more points and walks out of there I could care less Yeah I promise you Chase is still pretty happy Yeah I mean I just saying as a fan …”
“… that is a fun thing that we used to have that went away and now it's back. So this is, this points to some, that shows you that like consistency pays off. Like to me, like you can't, like you said, You can't afford them low. Consistency should matter, and it's a big part of what's going on. Denny lost the race. Had it won. Yeah, he was going to have a big points day. Still got more points than Chase, though, didn't he? Yeah, but one bad restart. You know, and this is one of the races where, watching it back, I'm okay with the winner not getting the most points. Chase didn't get any stage points. that I recall. He didn't. No. 55 was for the win. Hey, if you ain't... And so, at the end of the day, Denny gets more points and walks out of there I could care less Yeah I promise you Chase is still pretty happy Yeah I mean I just saying as a fan it changes nothing for me No I mean it could have been With everything that Denny did all day and everything that Chase didn't do in terms of the points, it weighed out the way it should have. You think Denny spun his tires on the restart? He said he did. And that was the difference maker? Because then the caution comes out for Bubba's wreck, and …”
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Chase Elliott's victory at Martinsville Raceway highlights the importance of strategic decision-making in NASCAR. While Denny Hamlin lost crucial points due to a bad restart, Elliott's team executed a game-changing strategy that positioned him for the win. This segment dives into how the points system enhances the excitement of racing and the implications for drivers like Bubba Wallace.
“Chase or Justin Jordan sorry Chase or Jordan and Miranda was like you'd have to be with Chase like it's not even and Layla was like sorry and Miranda was like it's not even close it's Chase it's definitely Chase uh also on the Miranda front she also posted before the flowers and before it was like confirmed by Jesse get ready with me while I process my friend group being a waiting room for my ex-husband with the heart hands emoji um yeah great stuff …”
“Chase or Justin Jordan sorry Chase or Jordan and Miranda was like you'd have to be with Chase like it's not even and Layla was like sorry and Miranda was like it's not even close it's Chase it's definitely Chase uh also on the Miranda front she also posted before the flowers and before it was like confirmed by Jesse get ready with me while I process my friend group being a waiting room for my ex-husband with the heart hands emoji um yeah great stuff it's so hard to understand these people are like x or divorced they're so young it's crazy i know um yeah so i have to take back my stance on jesse where i was like she's kooky she's got some issues but seems like she really cares about her friends um this is not a good friend to be famous i think yes more than anything in the world i think you …”
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Miranda from 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' is navigating complicated friend dynamics as she deals with her ex-husband, Chase. In a recent episode, discussions reveal her strong feelings for Chase over another suitor, Jordan, while also highlighting the challenges of being a young divorced mother in the public eye. The segment dives into the tensions with her friend Jesse and the complexities of their relationships within the reality show context.
“… me about van touring. So before Van Touring, I was driving around in my SUV around the country opening for like Josh Turner and Martina McBride and Chase Rice and playing my piano and cueing like tracks on my own, which I will never do that again. It was a time. It was like a piano recital for people before they, you know, were singing songs about beer. So it's really funny. But after that, yeah, I had a band for the first time, which was really cool. and when you tour in a van, you drive in the morning, you play the show, and right after the show, sometimes I would go on stage and sing with the …”
“… I don't – unless you've been in it, it's hard to understand how much easier the bus makes life and why people just don't grab buses because they're so expensive. People don't comprehend the difference between like van touring and bus touring. Tell me about van touring. So before Van Touring, I was driving around in my SUV around the country opening for like Josh Turner and Martina McBride and Chase Rice and playing my piano and cueing like tracks on my own, which I will never do that again. It was a time. It was like a piano recital for people before they, you know, were singing songs about beer. So it's really funny. But after that, yeah, I had a band for the first time, which was really cool. and when you tour in a van, you drive in the morning, you play the show, and right after the show, sometimes I would go on stage and sing with the artists I was opening for, but then you drive through the night too, depending on the routing, which my routing was always kind of rocky. I remember there was a show we drove.”
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Avery Anna hilariously recounts her transition from van touring to her first experience on a tour bus, revealing the chaos of her early performances that felt more like piano recitals for beer-loving crowds. The comedic contrast between the grueling van life and the luxury of bus touring makes for a relatable and funny mini-story.
“… to cost you your career. Not anymore. Not these days. Double meet, Doc. Double meet. Give me a sample of a poll question, then we'll take a break. Chase Daniel will help us understand the rising love affair with Ty Simpson. What do you have, Cedon? Why don't we start with a simple one? The NFL season opener on a Wednesday night. Love it, hate it, or don't really care either way? But this isn't in Australia. So that one is going to be in Seattle. So Seattle, you win the Super Bowl, you get to host the first game of the season. And it opens on a Wednesday night Thursday is the Niners in Australia …”
“… had. You hurt yourself. Tommy John's, it's Jimmy John's. Yeah, you had Jimmy John's surgery. And it was a failure. I do like my giant jersey mics up, though. I know it's not pretty heavy. In for the Jimmy John's, huh? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's going to cost you your career. Not anymore. Not these days. Double meet, Doc. Double meet. Give me a sample of a poll question, then we'll take a break. Chase Daniel will help us understand the rising love affair with Ty Simpson. What do you have, Cedon? Why don't we start with a simple one? The NFL season opener on a Wednesday night. Love it, hate it, or don't really care either way? But this isn't in Australia. So that one is going to be in Seattle. So Seattle, you win the Super Bowl, you get to host the first game of the season. And it opens on a Wednesday night Thursday is the Niners in Australia Correctamundo Correctamundo Okay I got a little bit more on this coming up But we'll take a break. By the way, if you're watching on Peacock or NBC Sports Network, what you're going to see during the commercial breaks is the Sports Emmy reel that Mario put together that we didn't get nominated for. but he wants you to see the different segments that he …”
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A humorous wiffle ball injury leads to a lively discussion about the NFL season opener on a Wednesday night. The crew debates whether they love, hate, or don't care about this unique kickoff, all while sharing excitement for the Mets game. This light-hearted banter showcases camaraderie and the thrill of sports season.
“… Amy to see what's up. Because they've been flirty with her? No, no. But now is an opportunity for them to be flirty. Why? Not in the past, but now. Chase Rice? Nope. Oh. He has a girlfriend. Oh. I didn't know. You said that you accidentally ended up at dinner with him. I know. But with other people. Eddie, who do you think it is? They hung out in Nassau. Keith Urban. What? Oh, that would be... Amy. You have to do it. Do it, Amy. You have to do it. Amy, do it. It's not. Oh, dang. Lunchbox, anybody come to mind? Man, I was trying to think of who is... Man, what if they're not single, though? Maybe …”
“… I guess I don't care if we say. As a dude? You think it a dude Oh 100 In country music Yes Hitting her up Yes This all feels weird It feels weird It does feel weird Why do you have your guests Because I feel like it's someone that would reach out to Amy to see what's up. Because they've been flirty with her? No, no. But now is an opportunity for them to be flirty. Why? Not in the past, but now. Chase Rice? Nope. Oh. He has a girlfriend. Oh. I didn't know. You said that you accidentally ended up at dinner with him. I know. But with other people. Eddie, who do you think it is? They hung out in Nassau. Keith Urban. What? Oh, that would be... Amy. You have to do it. Do it, Amy. You have to do it. Amy, do it. It's not. Oh, dang. Lunchbox, anybody come to mind? Man, I was trying to think of who is... Man, what if they're not single, though? Maybe that's... I don't think she'd bring it up if that were the case. Oh, that'd be crazy. Okay, then it's probably Jake Owen. No. No? All right, interesting. I'll say this. They're not in country. Oh, they're not? But they're in Nashville? No. Amy, how famous? Let me see. I won't say who it is. I won't say who it is. You don't want to play the game …”
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Amy reveals a celebrity slid into her DMs, but the mystery unfolds as her friends try to guess who it is. The playful banter and wild guesses keep the tension high, especially when they realize it might not even be a country star! The segment is filled with hilarious speculation and a touch of awkwardness that makes it a must-listen.
“… I don't know why I would tip my hand and say, hey, we'll be interested in you in a year from now. In the NFL, at that position, things change. Daniel Jones got paid $44 million a year. The new Kirk Cousins in the NFL. Good for him. I was surprised at that amount. But Daniel Jones was a thing there for about 10 games. And then not a thing after that. Yes, Eaton? He's going to end up making just an unbelievable amount of money. Yeah. Can we do career salary game with Daniel Jones? We can. With this contract or without? With this contract. Here we go. Two-part game. Daniel Jones, how much has …”
“… be interested in me after this. If that's what Ross Tucker was actually describing. That maybe I go to Minnesota. I want to know, is somebody looking at me long term? That he has three to five Zoom calls coming up this week, which is kind of surprising. I don't know why I would tip my hand and say, hey, we'll be interested in you in a year from now. In the NFL, at that position, things change. Daniel Jones got paid $44 million a year. The new Kirk Cousins in the NFL. Good for him. I was surprised at that amount. But Daniel Jones was a thing there for about 10 games. And then not a thing after that. Yes, Eaton? He's going to end up making just an unbelievable amount of money. Yeah. Can we do career salary game with Daniel Jones? We can. With this contract or without? With this contract. Here we go. Two-part game. Daniel Jones, how much has he made and will he make after this contract based off the minimum he can make? What has he made already? A little hint. In 2023, he made $46 million with the Giants. What has he made so far? Let's just combine it. Okay. Yeah, let's make it easier. I don't know if it's easier, but make it just one total. Todd, you want to throw out Daniel Jones will …”
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Daniel Jones' career earnings could skyrocket to $258 million, making him the new Kirk Cousins of the NFL. This comes after a surprising $44 million annual contract with the Giants, raising eyebrows about his performance consistency. As Kyler Murray explores future options, the financial stakes in the NFL are higher than ever.
“… small. Yeah. The most recognizable athlete in the history of the world. Yeah. Right. So then from there, I got introduced to Magic and went to Chevy Chase and then Pamela Anderson and Smoking Joe Frazier. And so that's how the business started out, the first few years, Sean. I developed relationships with them from a business that had nothing to do with sports and entertainment marketing. It was basically booking them in certain autograph signing appearances. Got it. And so you would bring them into an environment with these set events or you would. It was either events or they would go to a …”
“… guy named Harlan Warner. It was Muhammad Ali's main agent. So he was the first guy I contacted to start doing with and for and booking body dress signings for Muhammad Ali. So I went right to the top. Wow. From there, I'm in Magic. You didn't start small. Yeah. The most recognizable athlete in the history of the world. Yeah. Right. So then from there, I got introduced to Magic and went to Chevy Chase and then Pamela Anderson and Smoking Joe Frazier. And so that's how the business started out, the first few years, Sean. I developed relationships with them from a business that had nothing to do with sports and entertainment marketing. It was basically booking them in certain autograph signing appearances. Got it. And so you would bring them into an environment with these set events or you would. It was either events or they would go to a hotel conference room for a few hours and sign. And you would. And you would be promoting that yourself. Exactly. Wow. Exactly. And why did they say yes to you? I mean, weren't there other people seeking that yes from them and to do that? Because I want everybody to realize this narrative. It's not that easy to just call up Muhammad Ali's people and …”
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Darren Prince, at just 19, transitioned from the card industry to managing iconic athletes like Muhammad Ali. His journey began with a connection to Ali's main agent, showcasing how his upbringing and confidence allowed him to build trust with some of the most recognizable figures in sports. Despite challenges with substance use, Darren's determination and strategic networking led him to unprecedented success early in his career.
“… It's a gradual rebalancing of the labor market, not a full-on deterioration. Which may sound surprising if you've been following the news, says Daniel Zhao, chief economist at Glassdoor. There have been big layoff announcements from Amazon, Block, UPS, Meta. But when we actually look at the macro data, we see that layoffs are relatively similar to where they were before COVID. We aren't seeing this dramatic surge in layoffs. Some of those cuts might never show up in jobless claims, says Andy Challenger at Challenger Gray and Christmas. If you get let go from a large tech company and you get a …”
“… talking about for months. A lack of new jobs means it's taking longer for unemployed people to find work, pushing continuing claims higher. But it looks like most firms are holding on to workers, says Elizabeth Crowfoot, principal economist at Lightcast. It's a gradual rebalancing of the labor market, not a full-on deterioration. Which may sound surprising if you've been following the news, says Daniel Zhao, chief economist at Glassdoor. There have been big layoff announcements from Amazon, Block, UPS, Meta. But when we actually look at the macro data, we see that layoffs are relatively similar to where they were before COVID. We aren't seeing this dramatic surge in layoffs. Some of those cuts might never show up in jobless claims, says Andy Challenger at Challenger Gray and Christmas. If you get let go from a large tech company and you get a severance package, there might not be a need for you to go claim that insurance. Those job losses would show up in the unemployment rate, which as of last month was 4.4 percent, relatively low by historic standards. I'm Megan McCarty Carino from Marketplace.”
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Despite fears of layoffs from companies like Amazon and Meta, new unemployment claims have dropped to their lowest level since January, suggesting a stable labor market. While the economic outlook remains uncertain, the data indicates that most firms are retaining their employees, leading to a gradual rebalancing rather than a crisis. This counters the narrative of widespread job loss, as many layoffs may not even reflect in unemployment claims due to severance packages.
“… And in the end, they made the call. Talking to Diana Rossini, Senior NFL Insider for the Athletic, co-host of the Athletic Scoop City podcast with Chase Daniel. Yeah, I feel bad for the Raiders because they had a whole different mindset of we're moving on from Max and we're going to move on from this contract. And they spent money and they started to build their team as if they needed a couple of years before they're going to be respectable, competitive. And now all of a sudden you got a guy who's great, but you know if you trade him, you're probably not going to get what you thought you were going to …”
“… with John Spitek there you know in readers in terms of doing deals with them again There a lot that comes with that decision But I think in the end Eric DaCosta looked at the situation and was like I not willing to do this I can't go along with this. And in the end, they made the call. Talking to Diana Rossini, Senior NFL Insider for the Athletic, co-host of the Athletic Scoop City podcast with Chase Daniel. Yeah, I feel bad for the Raiders because they had a whole different mindset of we're moving on from Max and we're going to move on from this contract. And they spent money and they started to build their team as if they needed a couple of years before they're going to be respectable, competitive. And now all of a sudden you got a guy who's great, but you know if you trade him, you're probably not going to get what you thought you were going to get. But I'm actually rooting for the Raiders to maybe get this right one day. And I thought that they were headed in that direction. And then all of a sudden, I mean, if the consolation prize is you get Max Crosby back, but you don't need him now. Maybe in two years you need a Max Crosby kind of player, but you don't need Max now at that price …”
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The Maxx Crosby trade situation is a mess, leaving him frustrated and embarrassed after a failed move to the Ravens, impacting his relationship with the Raiders.
The Ravens' decision to cancel the Maxx Crosby trade reflects a strategic pivot to Trey Hendrickson, highlighting their readiness to make tough calls despite potential fallout.
“… hard job. So it's so hard. Take us into the headset of where even McVeigh can't keep up with every. Yeah. I mean, I've never had the headset on, but Chase Daniel, my co-host on Scoop City has done this for me because I've been interested just the way you are. Like, what does it sound like? What does it look like? And I don't understand how people are able to comprehend it because not only do you have to have situational awareness, you have to think about the play ahead. Also be cognizant of time, time outs. And the best game managers that I've covered have help. They have somebody telling them in their …”
“… It's fundamentally unreasonable to ask these people in these pressurized situations in 25 seconds to get the play call right from the booth every time with the substitutions, because the other guy's moving really fast, too. Like, it's a really hard job. So it's so hard. Take us into the headset of where even McVeigh can't keep up with every. Yeah. I mean, I've never had the headset on, but Chase Daniel, my co-host on Scoop City has done this for me because I've been interested just the way you are. Like, what does it sound like? What does it look like? And I don't understand how people are able to comprehend it because not only do you have to have situational awareness, you have to think about the play ahead. Also be cognizant of time, time outs. And the best game managers that I've covered have help. They have somebody telling them in their ear what to do, when to go for it, what the odds are. And then you mix that with gut and feel for the game. And look, even some of the coaches that I respect at the highest level, Sean Payton on Sunday still makes mistakes, especially if you're a play caller. And I do think that that is something to keep in mind when we're watching some of these …”
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Coaches like Sean McVeigh and Sean Payton often struggle with game management, leading to costly decisions during high-pressure moments. Even the best play callers need support, as managing time, substitutions, and game situations is incredibly challenging. This highlights the importance of specialized roles in coaching to avoid game-losing errors.
“We have Chase Daniel breaking down the NFC, AFC championship games. A bit more on Stidham because he knows the system. He played in this system and he has some great YouTube videos on that. So we'll do that with football games. Him, same thing with Ted Wynn, his film study, what he's looking at and why he's going with both the Rams and the Broncos. So I think he's going both dogs in this. And Dana White in front of a big UFC event with Justin Gaethje and Patty the …”
“We have Chase Daniel breaking down the NFC, AFC championship games. A bit more on Stidham because he knows the system. He played in this system and he has some great YouTube videos on that. So we'll do that with football games. Him, same thing with Ted Wynn, his film study, what he's looking at and why he's going with both the Rams and the Broncos. So I think he's going both dogs in this. And Dana White in front of a big UFC event with Justin Gaethje and Patty the baddie. We're going to talk not really about that event as much as where the UFC is now positioning, and of course, those big names, Conor and Jones. If they're going to get back in on this, we've got life advice, the Alliance and my all star ballot for the NBA. So a lot in today's pod. NFL playoffs. Let's go. DraftKings Sportsbook, an official …”
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Jared Stidham is set to make history as the quarterback with the fewest starts in a conference championship game, but he’s ready to surprise everyone. Having trained under Sean Payton, Stidham's aggressive play style and athleticism could turn the game in favor of the Denver Broncos against the New England Patriots. With a supportive team behind him and a solid understanding of the system, Stidham is poised to make an impact despite the odds stacked against him.
“… a guy who's, what is he, 48 now? 48, yeah. That's unbelievable. I mean, he's still slinging it. He really is. Still got it, man. We're talking to Chase Daniel, ESPN NFL college football analyst. You know, we look at this draft. It's not a sexy draft. You know Mendoza's going one. The curiosity is Jeremiah Love, is he a top five pick? And then you're going to have Ty Simpson. And other than that, you've got a few wide receivers, some edge rushers there. But I'm curious about your philosophy of drafting a running back. And I don't look at Jeremiah Love as a running back. I just look at him as an …”
“… than looking good in shorts, like I said with Ty Simpson. And I think that's where Fernando Mendoza really crosses that line for me as quarterback. Yeah, but I was bringing up Brady because he played in that flag football. He looks good, man. For a guy who's, what is he, 48 now? 48, yeah. That's unbelievable. I mean, he's still slinging it. He really is. Still got it, man. We're talking to Chase Daniel, ESPN NFL college football analyst. You know, we look at this draft. It's not a sexy draft. You know Mendoza's going one. The curiosity is Jeremiah Love, is he a top five pick? And then you're going to have Ty Simpson. And other than that, you've got a few wide receivers, some edge rushers there. But I'm curious about your philosophy of drafting a running back. And I don't look at Jeremiah Love as a running back. I just look at him as an influencer. Like he's going to be out there returning kicks, catching passes, and he can hit home runs. Would you take him in the top five? If you're Tennessee, do you take him if he's there? Yeah, that's where it gets interesting for me. If you're Tennessee, I think you have to really look at taking an offensive weapon for Cam Ward. Because I like, for …”
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Jeremiah Love is not just a running back; he's an offensive weapon that could redefine how teams draft in a shallow class. With limited top-tier talent available, teams like Tennessee might find themselves compelled to take a chance on Love, who excels at multiple roles. This unique perspective could shift the dynamics of the upcoming NFL draft.
“… we're just sort of right back where we were. But fine. I'll maintain some patience and we'll see if it feels fresh. I'm always happy to be back with Daniel and Buck. I do like the Daniel dynamic and I thought it was interesting to hear Karen push Bebe on what her actual connection to Daniel is And this like you know we manipulators and the easiest people to manipulate our manipulators conversation right? So this kind of warning, be careful, but also like, hey, how do you feel about this person? And okay, you're saying like, no, not like that, but stay frosty. These things can get complicated. Like …”
“I just like. Well, I'm putting her under like new storyline because she's got the PTSD thing, which feels like new. Is it new if she's flashing back to the muse attacks from season one? I don't know. That's like part of what I was like, man, we're just sort of right back where we were. But fine. I'll maintain some patience and we'll see if it feels fresh. I'm always happy to be back with Daniel and Buck. I do like the Daniel dynamic and I thought it was interesting to hear Karen push Bebe on what her actual connection to Daniel is And this like you know we manipulators and the easiest people to manipulate our manipulators conversation right? So this kind of warning, be careful, but also like, hey, how do you feel about this person? And okay, you're saying like, no, not like that, but stay frosty. These things can get complicated. Like I am interested in how that dynamic evolves because obviously Bebe is using Daniel for information. He is clearly head over heels smitten. That's undeniable. And will she start to develop more of a deep and abiding fondness for him as the season goes or not? I don't know. He grows on you, Mallory. He grows on you. I mean, the apartment, you know, …”
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In the latest episode of 'Daredevil: Born Again', the dynamics between characters like Bebe and Daniel take center stage, highlighting themes of manipulation and emotional complexity. The discussion reveals how Bebe's potential ulterior motives could complicate her relationship with the smitten Daniel, while also reflecting on the nostalgia of the original series. As viewers, we are left wondering how these connections will evolve throughout the season.
“… TikToks. Well, they do get some custom suits fitted for the villa. Which I could have done without seeing. Yeah, they just want to look sharp. So Chase convinced Mason to come on the trip too. I mean, why? Chase thinks Mason will be loyal to Layla, but Jordan says he doesn't have much faith in that relationship. Ooh, Jordan calls Mason a CrossFit Jesus. Yeah, CrossFit Jesus. But I think it's because we have to remember that Chase has hooked up with Layla. Layla's doing a lot of things. She's doing a lot. Right. And we also know that they're no longer together, right? Layla and Mason. I don't …”
“… Because the men don't want to have jobs, so they want to try to pretend that they're adding to the pot with this. It's so crazy to me that these men are so comfortable with saying, yeah, we don't have jobs. Yeah, no. We're just watching them make TikToks. Well, they do get some custom suits fitted for the villa. Which I could have done without seeing. Yeah, they just want to look sharp. So Chase convinced Mason to come on the trip too. I mean, why? Chase thinks Mason will be loyal to Layla, but Jordan says he doesn't have much faith in that relationship. Ooh, Jordan calls Mason a CrossFit Jesus. Yeah, CrossFit Jesus. But I think it's because we have to remember that Chase has hooked up with Layla. Layla's doing a lot of things. She's doing a lot. Right. And we also know that they're no longer together, right? Layla and Mason. I don't know if we know that. Do we know that? I've seen it. Correct. Yeah. Yeah. Well, that kind of makes sense. But first, then we see Whitney and her family move to L.A. for Dancing with the Stars. And since the Afflecks haven't found a place yet, they're staying with the Levitts for now. This would give me so much stress, I can't even tell you. my …”
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Whitney's family faces the challenges of relocating to L.A. for 'Dancing with the Stars,' highlighting the stress of moving while juggling a newborn and other kids. The segment explores the dynamics of living with others during this chaotic time, as Whitney's concerns about her partner Connor's trust issues add to the tension. This candid discussion reflects on the authenticity of reality TV relationships amidst the pressures of fame.
“… We will have updates on that. And it's a Wednesday in a midterm cycle, which means we have some election results. The much-watched Kat Abugazaleg-Daniel Biss race, that was last night, and the numbers are in. Should we spoil it? Yeah, this one. But AIPAC took some losses, well, in that race and then in a couple others and also notched a couple of wins. We'll talk about that, plus the role of AI and crypto in the Senate race and in the House races. All right, we'll break it down. Let's start now with NATO. Donald Trump yesterday in a bilateral conversation in the Oval Office of St. Patrick's Day.”
“… crew. We will have some updates from Ryan next week for sure. Ro Khanna is getting called out by Jonathan Greenblatt, perhaps not surprising, but it's turned into a very ugly war. And Greenblatt is leveling some really ugly charges against Ro Khanna. We will have updates on that. And it's a Wednesday in a midterm cycle, which means we have some election results. The much-watched Kat Abugazaleg-Daniel Biss race, that was last night, and the numbers are in. Should we spoil it? Yeah, this one. But AIPAC took some losses, well, in that race and then in a couple others and also notched a couple of wins. We'll talk about that, plus the role of AI and crypto in the Senate race and in the House races. All right, we'll break it down. Let's start now with NATO. Donald Trump yesterday in a bilateral conversation in the Oval Office of St. Patrick's Day.”
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Donald Trump threatened to pull the U.S. out of NATO during a recent press conference at the White House. This shocking statement comes amidst rising tensions in Iraq and ongoing military challenges, raising questions about America's role in global alliances. The implications of such a move could reshape international relations and security dynamics significantly.
“Going into the 2026 midterms, my good friend Chase Bowes, he joined my show on LFA TV this morning. He's a young, you guys got to look this kid up, 20 years old on Instagram. He's at political dot predictions, 20 years old. Super smart. I met him at that event that I met Kenneth Barrett at, too. He has a 98 percent accuracy rate predicting political races. Even that special election here in Tennessee or back in Tennessee, because I'm not in Tennessee right now, back in Tennessee, Tennessee's …”
“Going into the 2026 midterms, my good friend Chase Bowes, he joined my show on LFA TV this morning. He's a young, you guys got to look this kid up, 20 years old on Instagram. He's at political dot predictions, 20 years old. Super smart. I met him at that event that I met Kenneth Barrett at, too. He has a 98 percent accuracy rate predicting political races. Even that special election here in Tennessee or back in Tennessee, because I'm not in Tennessee right now, back in Tennessee, Tennessee's 7th congressional district, he nailed that rate. Political dot predictions. His name is Chase Bose. The kid is unbelievably talented, unbelievably bright. He's one of us in terms of politics, but he keeps it straight and gives it to you, just gives you the numbers, right? Straight on, whether it's good news or bad news. So we were talking about the …”
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Chase Bowes, a 20-year-old political analyst, boasts an impressive 98% accuracy rate in predicting election outcomes. As he discusses the upcoming 2026 midterms, he highlights the Republican Party's current 4.5-point deficit in the generic ballot, emphasizing that it's not an insurmountable challenge. This young talent is reshaping how we view political forecasts and community engagement in campaigns.
“… stupid, but I've calmed down because initially I was like, oh, no. And everyone's going to try to pick a 12 over a 5. I get it. So it is the team of Chase Johnston. Yeah. The new Golki that might be emerging that does not do anything but hit threes. I have a new new Golki, though. A newer Golki? Newer Golki hit that we didn't know was going to be in the tournament because they had to win today. but the newer, newer goal key is from Penn, and it's TJ Power. TJ Power, I think he had like, what did he have today, max 40? And he hits like 44. He hit the one that got over? Yeah, he hits 44% from …”
“… but i i trust i trust my guys i trust our backcourt so do they get wet they know they're good offense very good offense but But their defense is not – they want to turn you over. And Nick Boyd and John Blackwell, I trust them. Again, this could look stupid, but I've calmed down because initially I was like, oh, no. And everyone's going to try to pick a 12 over a 5. I get it. So it is the team of Chase Johnston. Yeah. The new Golki that might be emerging that does not do anything but hit threes. I have a new new Golki, though. A newer Golki? Newer Golki hit that we didn't know was going to be in the tournament because they had to win today. but the newer, newer goal key is from Penn, and it's TJ Power. TJ Power, I think he had like, what did he have today, max 40? And he hits like 44. He hit the one that got over? Yeah, he hits 44% from three, and his name is TJ Power. TJ Power's pretty sweet. He's a fucking man. 44.”
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Despite High Point's lack of experience against top-tier teams, Wisconsin's confidence in their backcourt suggests they underestimated High Point, leading to the upset.
“… Ocho, number one, the Rams, Puka Nakua, Devontae Adams, Canaan, Mumfield. Number two, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Ryan Flanoy. Number three, Jamar Chase, Tee Higgins, Andre LeVias. Yeah. That sounds about right, Dave. How do you say his name, Ocho? I call him, what do we call him? Losavos? Yoshiva. We just say Yoshiva. I don't know how to say his name right. Okay, Yoshiva. Number four is Amon Ross St. Brown, Jameson Williams, and Isaac Tesla. Okay. And number five, A.J. Brown, Devontae Smith, and Hollywood Brown. Number six, JSN, Cooper Cup, Rashid Shahid. Number seven, Parker Washington, …”
“Sports Illustrated have released their top 10 best receiver groups. Ocho, number one, the Rams, Puka Nakua, Devontae Adams, Canaan, Mumfield. Number two, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Ryan Flanoy. Number three, Jamar Chase, Tee Higgins, Andre LeVias. Yeah. That sounds about right, Dave. How do you say his name, Ocho? I call him, what do we call him? Losavos? Yoshiva. We just say Yoshiva. I don't know how to say his name right. Okay, Yoshiva. Number four is Amon Ross St. Brown, Jameson Williams, and Isaac Tesla. Okay. And number five, A.J. Brown, Devontae Smith, and Hollywood Brown. Number six, JSN, Cooper Cup, Rashid Shahid. Number seven, Parker Washington, Jacoby Myers, Brian Thomas Jr. Broncos, Jalen Waddell, Cortland Sutton, Troy Franklin. Number nine, Mike Evans, Ricky Purcell, Christian Kirk. And number 10 is the Houston Texans, Nico Collins, Jane Higgins, Tank Dale. Ocho, any issue with the list? I got an issue with the beginning, with the start. So you say Chase, Higgins, and Yoshi should be one? …”
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Sports Illustrated's ranking of the top NFL receiver groups has sparked a heated debate among analysts. Ocho and his co-hosts argue over whether Jamar Chase and Tee Higgins deserve the top spot or if other duos like Devontae Adams and Puka Nakua should take the lead. This discussion highlights the complexities of ranking talent in the league, emphasizing personal preferences and the impact of team dynamics.
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Club Shay Shay
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The Dale Jr. Download
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Stories Mentioning Chase Daniel
Best Podcast Episodes on March Madness Upsets
The NCAA March Madness tournament began with High Point University defeating Wisconsin in a surprising upset, while the University of North Carolina experienced a significant loss. These early results set an unexpected tone for the tournament, highlighting the unpredictable nature of college basketball and its impact on team rankings and fan expectations.
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Best Podcast Takes on Crosby & Murray Trades
The NFL free agency period has been active, with significant player movements and trade discussions. Key stories include quarterback Kyler Murray signing a one-year deal with the Minnesota Vikings and the Baltimore Ravens backing out of a trade for defensive end Maxx Crosby, leading to widespread speculation and analysis of team strategies.
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Best Podcasts on Ravens' Maxx Crosby Trade
NFL free agency has been rocked by the dramatic collapse of the Maxx Crosby trade to the Baltimore Ravens after a failed physical. This unexpected turn of events has left the Las Vegas Raiders in a strange position and raised questions about the Ravens' quick pivot to signing Trey Hendrickson. Sports podcasts are dissecting the fallout for all involved teams and players, and speculating on the broader implications for future trade negotiations.