Best Podcast Episodes About Geno Smith
Everything podcasters are saying about Geno Smith — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 27 episodes
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“… Yes, Eaton. So if you're the Jets right now, I mean, I'm on the phone to the Raiders. So what do you want for number one? Wait a minute. You got Geno Smith. I know. He's going to lead you to the promised land. That's a perfect guy to not have a quarterback controversy with. I would, if you really want Fernando Mendoza, if I'm the Jets and maybe you got a chance to get it right, then I would be all in on Fernando Mendoza. And if I'm the Raiders, I have to at least listen to this.”
“… to get paid anywhere near what you've been paid before. You want to come in. You can be a backup. You know the head coach. You've worked with him. We want you to come in. We want you to help Fernando Mendoza be a better quarterback, a ready quarterback. Yes, Eaton. So if you're the Jets right now, I mean, I'm on the phone to the Raiders. So what do you want for number one? Wait a minute. You got Geno Smith. I know. He's going to lead you to the promised land. That's a perfect guy to not have a quarterback controversy with. I would, if you really want Fernando Mendoza, if I'm the Jets and maybe you got a chance to get it right, then I would be all in on Fernando Mendoza. And if I'm the Raiders, I have to at least listen to this.”
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Kirk Cousins has signed a surprising contract with the Las Vegas Raiders, raising questions about their quarterback strategy. With the potential for Cousins to mentor rookie Fernando Mendoza, the Raiders might be positioning themselves to trade down from the number one pick instead of drafting a new starter. This unexpected move could reshape the team's future and their approach to the upcoming season.
“… league. Well, the quotes are coming hot and heavy from head coach Aaron Glenn in New York. First, he said, and we didn't get to talk about it, but Geno Smith's going to lead them to, quote, the promised land. And then now we have a quote from Aaron Glenn saying he expects Meowson Taylor himself to make a big step up and anticipates, quote, a hell of a year. Okay. I still like Mason Taylor. You guys know this. I like the bit, but I like Mason Taylor. I think he's an actually talented. I have no problem with it. I do. He is a talented player. Not every tight end is a dog. Not every good, productive …”
“We're going to jump right into some news. News and notes from around the league. Well, the quotes are coming hot and heavy from head coach Aaron Glenn in New York. First, he said, and we didn't get to talk about it, but Geno Smith's going to lead them to, quote, the promised land. And then now we have a quote from Aaron Glenn saying he expects Meowson Taylor himself to make a big step up and anticipates, quote, a hell of a year. Okay. I still like Mason Taylor. You guys know this. I like the bit, but I like Mason Taylor. I think he's an actually talented. I have no problem with it. I do. He is a talented player. Not every tight end is a dog. Not every good, productive tight end is a dog. We just prefer it that way. Yeah. You want someone to mow someone over, not meow someone on the ground. So a big year. A broken tackle? The team has a glaring lack of targets. And Geno Smith will throw the football more than Justin Fields was throwing the football. So from a PPR Dennis Pitta one-hip quitta, that's what I'm …”
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Geno Smith is expected to lead his team to success, with head coach Aaron Glenn predicting a standout season for tight end Mason Taylor. With a lack of targets on the team, Taylor's ability to catch passes becomes crucial for fantasy players, especially in PPR leagues. Meanwhile, Dalton Kincaid's injury management raises concerns for his performance in the upcoming season.
“… to me. I'm just about winning games. I love that. I love that. Oh, Memes, our diehard Jets fan, he's got a question for you. How you doing, Mr. Smith? Sorry, I'm nervous right now. He's pretty nervous. It's okay, Memes. So you played with Jets legend Nick Mangold. Can you just talk about what he was like as a teammate and what he meant to the locker room and how you plan to bring that pride back to the locker room. Well, you know, as a veteran, and I am a veteran, I take care of my body. I am looking forward to bringing a sense of pride. Now, last season, last season for me was a little bit …”
“… for you? Well, we're a team You know, you need You need big boys up front You gotta be surrounded with talent When that happens The sky's the limit But you know what? I'm about winning games. I don't care about statistics. Statistics don't mean anything to me. I'm just about winning games. I love that. I love that. Oh, Memes, our diehard Jets fan, he's got a question for you. How you doing, Mr. Smith? Sorry, I'm nervous right now. He's pretty nervous. It's okay, Memes. So you played with Jets legend Nick Mangold. Can you just talk about what he was like as a teammate and what he meant to the locker room and how you plan to bring that pride back to the locker room. Well, you know, as a veteran, and I am a veteran, I take care of my body. I am looking forward to bringing a sense of pride. Now, last season, last season for me was a little bit of a letdown, but it is all about growth. You know, and a lot of people don't know this, but I had close to 70% completion. You know, the turnovers killed us last season. But I'm just about bringing pride back to that organization. You know, I have a little bit of unfinished business. You know, the past is a past. I live in the here now. I'm …”
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Geno Smith reveals his determination to bring pride back to the Jets, emphasizing that winning games is his only focus, not statistics. Reflecting on his past experiences and the importance of strong teammates, he expresses excitement about changing the team's culture and community involvement through his foundation.
“… randomly right now. So Deshaun Watson is, it wasn't named, but reports that he's in the pole position to be the Browns week one starter. And then Geno Smith, Geno Smith, because Aaron Glenn said, bona fide and competent starter. No doubt about it. He's our guy. Those years in Seattle, man, he was up for MVP early in the season. We did. Now, Geno is right. We did talk about Geno. Aaron Glenn's right. We did talk about Geno possibly getting more MVP votes than Russell Wilson. Yeah. After those starts. Memes. That's good. Bonafide. Yeah. I think the key word in that is competent. Yeah. After a year, …”
“… listening to those that say that. Cold-blooded by Hank. Hitting him with that. He's also a liar. Those Macs. Well, no, but that saying everyone cares about JMU more than you. That's just a fact. My other who's back is teams naming their starting QBs randomly right now. So Deshaun Watson is, it wasn't named, but reports that he's in the pole position to be the Browns week one starter. And then Geno Smith, Geno Smith, because Aaron Glenn said, bona fide and competent starter. No doubt about it. He's our guy. Those years in Seattle, man, he was up for MVP early in the season. We did. Now, Geno is right. We did talk about Geno. Aaron Glenn's right. We did talk about Geno possibly getting more MVP votes than Russell Wilson. Yeah. After those starts. Memes. That's good. Bonafide. Yeah. I think the key word in that is competent. Yeah. After a year, Justin Fields, he was like, we have a starter, NFL starter. Yeah. And that's fine. Yeah. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. And then also, QBs, what do you guys, Cale Williams, Iceman, the whole back and forth i got no problem george gervin respect to him yeah different sport 60 years ago maybe not 60 yeah i i don't my i don't …”
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Geno Smith is officially the starting quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, a role he earned after impressive early-season performances. This marks a significant turnaround for Smith, who was once viewed as a backup, and has even sparked discussions about MVP possibilities. As the NFL gears up for the season, Smith's rise is a story of resilience and opportunity.
“… here. If he's healthy, J.J. McCarthy is not beating him out. Yeah, I agree. Not a chance in hell. That boy can play. The New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith vowed to be better. than ever in his second stint with the team. Geno said, I still have tons of years left on my body and to play this game, and I want to continue to try to maximize it, and so believe the Jets are getting better players than when I was in Seattle, and I know that for a fact. In fact, the Jets are hoping Geno can stabilize the quarterback position. They traded for him Tuesday, bringing him back to where his career began in …”
“… do, what he likes to do, what he likes to run on this side, what he likes to run on that side, his best routes. So they're going to have to figure it out. But I hope Kyler can stay healthy. And I agree with everybody. I think we're all unanimous up here. If he's healthy, J.J. McCarthy is not beating him out. Yeah, I agree. Not a chance in hell. That boy can play. The New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith vowed to be better. than ever in his second stint with the team. Geno said, I still have tons of years left on my body and to play this game, and I want to continue to try to maximize it, and so believe the Jets are getting better players than when I was in Seattle, and I know that for a fact. In fact, the Jets are hoping Geno can stabilize the quarterback position. They traded for him Tuesday, bringing him back to where his career began in 2013. He was their second-round pick that year, became day-one starter, and started 29 games over his first two seasons before moving into a backup role. When asked about the return to New York, Gino said, I don't think anyone could have imagined that, honestly, but that's the beauty of life itself. Yeah. What you thinking, Ocho? I mean, listen, Gino, …”
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Geno Smith is determined to prove he’s a better quarterback than ever during his second stint with the New York Jets. After being traded back to the team that drafted him in 2013, he acknowledges the challenge of elevating the team's performance, especially given their history of struggles. With key players like Garrett Wilson and Brees Hall around him, Smith must play the best football of his career to stabilize the Jets' quarterback position.
“… the way, is unlock the power of free enterprise. Like, this is the 250th anniversary, not just of the Declaration of Independence, but also of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, where he basically, for the first time in human history, described the free market system.”
“… not tolerating these deficits anymore, and they imposed scarcity from the center. And by the way, the economy boomed, because the government was restrained, and the free market economy could just roar. And that's another part of the equation, by the way, is unlock the power of free enterprise. Like, this is the 250th anniversary, not just of the Declaration of Independence, but also of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, where he basically, for the first time in human history, described the free market system.”
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In this segment, the speaker hilariously points out how politicians are the only creatures that don’t live with scarcity, casually spending money like it's not theirs. The absurdity of politicians proposing new expenses without matching savings is a comedic highlight, showcasing the wild disconnect between their spending habits and the reality of everyday people.
“… and crappy places from Alabama are now going to be guaranteed $35 million over the next three years kind of thing. It is neat. And I spoke with Gino Smith, actually, in Radio City Music Hall. I got to interview him. And delightful fellow, and I love to ask him about, so really, what did you do last night when you didn't get drafted? He was expected, I know I don't have to tell you, Allison, but for those who don't know, that Geno Smith was projected to go as high as the second overall pick. And instead, he didn't get taken at all in the first day. So there's a fair amount of humiliation. Same for …”
“… there. You know he's overseas. Yeah, doing something very, very important. Wasn't that exciting at the top of the draft for people who look for the so-called... No, but it is the lottery in the sense that the guys who come from families of nine and crappy places from Alabama are now going to be guaranteed $35 million over the next three years kind of thing. It is neat. And I spoke with Gino Smith, actually, in Radio City Music Hall. I got to interview him. And delightful fellow, and I love to ask him about, so really, what did you do last night when you didn't get drafted? He was expected, I know I don't have to tell you, Allison, but for those who don't know, that Geno Smith was projected to go as high as the second overall pick. And instead, he didn't get taken at all in the first day. So there's a fair amount of humiliation. Same for Matt Barkley, the USC QB, but especially for Geno Smith. And he said, I went out with my mother. We went out, we had dinner, and it was nice, and she settled me down. I thought it was wonderful. Matt Barkley looks like the head of the frat who is the QB of the football team, but also the head of the evil frat. Yes. Yeah, he looks Billy Zabka. He's …”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the absurdity of Tim Tebow potentially converting to tight end, sparked by a wild comparison to Todd Christensen's iconic perm. The banter flows as they question Tebow's readiness for the position while reminiscing about Christensen's glory days and unforgettable hairstyle, making for a comedic exploration of football's quirks.
“… Very major. First of all, he's a high-profile player. Very likable guy. He had everything to gain with a sweet deal moving forward. You have Jackson Smith and Jigba signing a pretty sweet deal. You don't think Puka Nakua was about to make some moves? And you got this news? Not good. Not good. It's a big-time surprise, I would say, because a lot of people now go online from, man, we love Puka, to is there an A-B situation going on? I hope not. So I hope a lot of this is not true, because we've interviewed him several times. Everybody that meets the guy loves the guy So this is like a total 180 …”
“… Puka bit her playfully, but not hard enough to cause actual pain and suffering. His lawyer also notes that Miss Atiabi joined Puka at a club later that night. His legal team plans to file a defamation claim. Puka in the news again. Midweek or major? Very major. First of all, he's a high-profile player. Very likable guy. He had everything to gain with a sweet deal moving forward. You have Jackson Smith and Jigba signing a pretty sweet deal. You don't think Puka Nakua was about to make some moves? And you got this news? Not good. Not good. It's a big-time surprise, I would say, because a lot of people now go online from, man, we love Puka, to is there an A-B situation going on? I hope not. So I hope a lot of this is not true, because we've interviewed him several times. Everybody that meets the guy loves the guy So this is like a total 180 from what we knew of Puka McCoy And who would hate to see his career go down like that and his money go away I going to say major and I tell you what Definitely major. I think Puka makes poor decisions, but not based on him being a bad dude at all.”
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Puka Nakua, a rising star in the NFL, is facing serious allegations after a woman claims he bit her and made anti-Semitic remarks during a New Year's Eve dinner. While his lawyer argues the biting was playful and part of a cash grab lawsuit, public perception of Nakua has shifted dramatically from admiration to concern. This unexpected twist raises questions about his future in the league and the impact on his career.
“… was done. That they were going to put that in the contract. And the fact that they did tells you about his work ethic. You know, we didn't bring up Geno Smith going back to the Jets. And are you going to applaud, Marvin? I was going to. Happy days. Okay. Come on. J-E-T-S. T-S. somebody put out on social media the number of quarterbacks that the Jets have employed over I don't know how many years it feels like it's a hundred years because it like 30 40 quarterbacks who have gone through there in fact the list was so long they even forgot to put in Christian Hackenberg in there as one of the Jets …”
“… him and i think they were trying to i don't know smooth that over a little bit there because i don't want my franchise quarterback being upset with me because i have publicly outed him as somebody who doesn't put in the time or effort. But the damage was done. That they were going to put that in the contract. And the fact that they did tells you about his work ethic. You know, we didn't bring up Geno Smith going back to the Jets. And are you going to applaud, Marvin? I was going to. Happy days. Okay. Come on. J-E-T-S. T-S. somebody put out on social media the number of quarterbacks that the Jets have employed over I don't know how many years it feels like it's a hundred years because it like 30 40 quarterbacks who have gone through there in fact the list was so long they even forgot to put in Christian Hackenberg in there as one of the Jets quarterbacks Slapping the face. Yes, Eden. There's something just unusually cruel to me about this trade in that the Raiders are sending Geno Smith and a seventh rounder in exchange for a sixth rounder. Good grief. I know. There's just something about that to me that feels like, What do you got to kick the guy for when he's down? Like, just come on. And …”
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The New York Jets have cycled through nearly 40 quarterbacks over the years, highlighting a deep-rooted problem in their franchise. With names like Geno Smith and Sam Darnold, it's clear that the Jets have struggled to find stability at the position. This ongoing quarterback carousel raises questions about the team's future and their ability to finally break the cycle of disappointment.
“… me laugh. Otherwise, what are you doing? All right, so that's the news. And by the way, if you go to YouTube and search like Covino and Rich Gino Smith, you could see us talking about how bad he was in 2013. But you know what, Danny, can you pull it up? This is actually, no joke, 13 years ago, when we were on in New York. Yo, get this. Jets lost their second straight, and Gino Smith was awful. Why does it seem like the leash is so long for rookie quarterbacks, Rich? Well, look at it this way. You draft a quarterback unlike any other player you draft, right? Because you're looking at possibly …”
“… naming it hope. They're not naming it hope. But no, for real, for real, it's hope or wins. and if you're not giving me either, it's like I always say radio or broadcasting or podcasting. Do one of two things. Inform me of something I don't know or make me laugh. Otherwise, what are you doing? All right, so that's the news. And by the way, if you go to YouTube and search like Covino and Rich Gino Smith, you could see us talking about how bad he was in 2013. But you know what, Danny, can you pull it up? This is actually, no joke, 13 years ago, when we were on in New York. Yo, get this. Jets lost their second straight, and Gino Smith was awful. Why does it seem like the leash is so long for rookie quarterbacks, Rich? Well, look at it this way. You draft a quarterback unlike any other player you draft, right? Because you're looking at possibly making this guy a focal point and leader of your organization. So unlike any other sport, I agree, unlike any other sport, this guy has a long leash because what are you talking about? long leash all day. It's very funny. Look at guys like Peyton Manning. They started out throwing more picks than touchdowns. It's part of the learning process. …”
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Jets fans are caught in a cycle of disappointment, feeling like their team's management is taking them backward instead of forward. Bruno, a long-suffering fan, emphasizes that without wins, fans need hope to keep their spirits up, drawing parallels to iconic stories of resilience. The conversation highlights the struggle of fans who just want to believe in a brighter future for their team.
“… it's got the added bonus of keeping them off the Patriots. Yeah. In fact, memes, you should be excited about that. Like Tom Brady elected to trade Geno Smith to you because he knew that it would be bad for the Patriots if Geno Smith was in that division. That's a really good spin zone. Yeah.”
“… better at football. They did get some good – like Quiddie Paye, I think, is a good player. Yep. Linderbaum is a very good player. And every dollar spent by Tom Brady getting these types of good players is a dollar that is almost worth double because it's got the added bonus of keeping them off the Patriots. Yeah. In fact, memes, you should be excited about that. Like Tom Brady elected to trade Geno Smith to you because he knew that it would be bad for the Patriots if Geno Smith was in that division. That's a really good spin zone. Yeah.”
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The Raiders are undergoing a major team overhaul, spending $280 million to bring in new talent and improve their performance after a disappointing season. Key acquisitions like Tyler Linderbaum and Quiddie Paye are expected to make a significant impact, with Linderbaum's contract allowing him to potentially double dip in free agency soon. This strategy not only aims to enhance their roster but also to keep strong players away from rivals like the Patriots.
“… shouldn't have been yours, you need to lose something. I'm also happy for the Raiders because now they possibly won't be getting their ass. Well, Geno possibly won't be getting his ass throughout the frame 64 sack high last year the highest of all the man was running for his life and then when he couldn't run for his life they was just cut the short right there i think the raiders at that point they had what was it almost 110 million in cap space number one so they got the bread i think this might have tom's hand on he's like yeah we got to go out here we got to get something to protect these …”
“… in guarantees. And the average value is the most ever for an interior lineman, bro. I'm so happy for you, Ratbirds, because y'all shouldn't have got Crosby, but I feel good that you're losing something because when you go and you take something that shouldn't have been yours, you need to lose something. I'm also happy for the Raiders because now they possibly won't be getting their ass. Well, Geno possibly won't be getting his ass throughout the frame 64 sack high last year the highest of all the man was running for his life and then when he couldn't run for his life they was just cut the short right there i think the raiders at that point they had what was it almost 110 million in cap space number one so they got the bread i think this might have tom's hand on he's like yeah we got to go out here we got to get something to protect these boys they're going to get a quarterback too though i think they're going to get a quarterback. I don't know who it is. Man, I think they get the number one pick in the draft. They probably going to get my man from Indiana. If they get him I think it going to have to be Tom approval Man I think Tom might go get him I don know They got the number …”
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The Raiders made a historic move by acquiring center Lindenbaum for a staggering three-year, $81 million contract, including $60 million in guarantees. This strategic acquisition not only strengthens their offensive line but also sets the stage for a potential new quarterback, possibly even the number one pick in the draft. With ample cap space and a solid roster, the Raiders are positioning themselves for a significant turnaround.
“… I think the quarterbacks are going to be fascinating because I think you put that bucket of three in one group. Again, that's Tua, Kyler Murray, and Geno Smith. Those guys are all one-year deals at $1.3 million. So that's one bucket. I don't think anybody goes after Daniel Jones because of the durability issue, but let's face it, Dan, the Colts are a little bit exposed. They took a $6 million risk. The transition tag was $6 million less than the franchise tag. understandably, but now let's see what happens with him. And then the other one's going to be Malik Willis. Malik Willis was somebody that …”
“He's Mike Tannenbaum, ESPN NFL front office insider. What do you expect the rest of this week? I think the quarterbacks are going to be fascinating because I think you put that bucket of three in one group. Again, that's Tua, Kyler Murray, and Geno Smith. Those guys are all one-year deals at $1.3 million. So that's one bucket. I don't think anybody goes after Daniel Jones because of the durability issue, but let's face it, Dan, the Colts are a little bit exposed. They took a $6 million risk. The transition tag was $6 million less than the franchise tag. understandably, but now let's see what happens with him. And then the other one's going to be Malik Willis. Malik Willis was somebody that hasn't played a lot but got a lot better with Green Bay, and it's going to be fascinating to see where he signs. What about the Colts going after Kyler Murray? You know, that's interesting, Dan. They like Riley Leonard. They still have Anthony Richardson. Obviously, they like Daniel Jones. That's why they transitioned him. Look, if you and I were …”
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Aaron Rodgers may only have the Steelers as a potential landing spot as he approaches 43, raising questions about his future in the NFL. With concerns over his ability to protect himself and the physical demands of the game, experts suggest he needs to seriously consider if he should play another year. This pivotal moment could define his legacy as one of the all-time greats.
“… pride. Jamie Fox does not. What do you make of the fact that Mina Kimes, very ardent Seahawks fan, tweeted this off season after the Seahawks traded Geno Smith, quote, "'Flat out, this is a terrible move by Seattle. Chances of upgrading are extremely low.'" End quote. Did you guys hear or see a lot of Sam Darnold supporters at any point? Did you, who are the Sam Darnold believers and the people who can say, like Mike McDonald does today, oh, Sam shut everybody up. He just had, in the biggest game of his life, the best game of his life.”
“… coach. And then that fight happened in the sauna where Lawrence Taylor looks terrifying. Jeremy, can you look up for me if Jim Brown was body slammed during that altercation trying to separate them? Because that LL Cool J tells that story with some pride. Jamie Fox does not. What do you make of the fact that Mina Kimes, very ardent Seahawks fan, tweeted this off season after the Seahawks traded Geno Smith, quote, "'Flat out, this is a terrible move by Seattle. Chances of upgrading are extremely low.'" End quote. Did you guys hear or see a lot of Sam Darnold supporters at any point? Did you, who are the Sam Darnold believers and the people who can say, like Mike McDonald does today, oh, Sam shut everybody up. He just had, in the biggest game of his life, the best game of his life.”
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In a heated moment on set, Jamie Foxx punched LL Cool J during a scene, leading to a surprising knockout. The fight escalated when LL Cool J, frustrated with Foxx's aggressive acting, retaliated after being challenged in a playful way. This dramatic incident unfolded while filming and has since become a legendary story among fans.
“… close the book on Pete Carroll. Russell Wilson had to build itself back, had to find itself. Carroll was there for them trying to tread water with Geno, but they hit the reset button and they got right back to the Super Bowl. Same thing with New England. They hit one of the hardest resets ever and they're back at the Super Bowl and I think that's a testament to good franchises and the ones like the Browns and the Dolphins and the Jets that just struggle with way more chances than these franchises have had to reshape themselves and get back in the game. It's a testament to good ownership and …”
“… where Cooper Cup is running a whip route to the other side and he's basically wide open and the defender has to choose between two guys and JSN's wide open. Good organizations. I'm sorry, Zez, but that's my takeaway from seeing what... Seattle had to close the book on Pete Carroll. Russell Wilson had to build itself back, had to find itself. Carroll was there for them trying to tread water with Geno, but they hit the reset button and they got right back to the Super Bowl. Same thing with New England. They hit one of the hardest resets ever and they're back at the Super Bowl and I think that's a testament to good franchises and the ones like the Browns and the Dolphins and the Jets that just struggle with way more chances than these franchises have had to reshape themselves and get back in the game. It's a testament to good ownership and good front offices. Couple thoughts on Darnold. He's the first quarterback from that famous draft class to get to a Super Bowl, right? It was Darnold, Mayfield, Rosen, Allen, and Lamar Jackson, right? So Darnold's the first one to get to the Super Bowl of that group and also has there ever been a starting quarterback in the Super Bowl who's been on …”
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Sam Darnold is the first quarterback from his draft class to reach the Super Bowl, despite bouncing between five teams. This remarkable feat highlights the resilience of both Darnold and the franchises that have supported him, contrasting sharply with teams like the Browns and Jets that struggle with consistency. The discussion also touches on coaching strategies and the pivotal moments that define a quarterback's career.
“I think that absolutely right I mean that horrific case you talked about her name was Adriana Smith and I can imagine being a member of her family and being put through that And her wishes were not considered at all I mean we talk about human dignity Human dignity for who I mean Adriana didn get any dignity in that sense So, Barb, I want you to put your prosecutor's hat on now, because despite these personhood laws existing in a number of states, there have been very few attempts to charge women for having an abortion or taking Mifepristone. …”
“I think that absolutely right I mean that horrific case you talked about her name was Adriana Smith and I can imagine being a member of her family and being put through that And her wishes were not considered at all I mean we talk about human dignity Human dignity for who I mean Adriana didn get any dignity in that sense So, Barb, I want you to put your prosecutor's hat on now, because despite these personhood laws existing in a number of states, there have been very few attempts to charge women for having an abortion or taking Mifepristone. and the few cases that have been brought were largely dropped. I know that even politically, when they were talking points about these really restrictive abortion laws, there was always this claim like, oh, well, we're not going to charge women. We're focused on doctors and other people. No, they're charging women now. So why do you think this case …”
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Adriana Smith's case challenges legal boundaries as she's charged with a crime related to her abortion at 22-24 weeks, despite most similar cases being dropped. This shift raises questions about the implications of fetal personhood laws and their impact on women's rights. The discussion also highlights the potential conflict with religious freedoms, suggesting that these laws may violate the Establishment Clause by favoring certain beliefs over others.
“… bad if he didn't have the... More egregious, Jason. The New York Jets retaining the services of Aaron Glenn. Okay. Or the New York Jets trading for Geno Smith. Oh, man. I'm going to say retaining Aaron Glenn. Okay. Because Geno Smith is probably the best quarterback they've had since Geno Smith. Every bad team needs, and I know this is a Cardinal fan, every bad team what you need is a story. It may be an improbable one, but you need the way that you could succeed this year. There has to be some remote. 35% target share, Garrett Wilson. Well, in fantasy, yes, you'll succeed. That's their best chance …”
“… about the direction of the program aaron glenn he's not one of them pete carroll and that's the other those two are outright just catastrophes one of them still got the job which Which I think is a larger catastrophe. Like, it would have been less bad if he didn't have the... More egregious, Jason. The New York Jets retaining the services of Aaron Glenn. Okay. Or the New York Jets trading for Geno Smith. Oh, man. I'm going to say retaining Aaron Glenn. Okay. Because Geno Smith is probably the best quarterback they've had since Geno Smith. Every bad team needs, and I know this is a Cardinal fan, every bad team what you need is a story. It may be an improbable one, but you need the way that you could succeed this year. There has to be some remote. 35% target share, Garrett Wilson. Well, in fantasy, yes, you'll succeed. That's their best chance of succeeding. There are some teams this year that I do not have the story for. That's all I'm saying. like I don't have a story for the Cardinals I call me Brissette's as a starting quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals is not a story their story is the number one yes that is the story the story is how do you get the number one pick and right now …”
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The New York Jets' decision to retain coach Aaron Glenn is raising eyebrows, especially after a dismal season. With a mix of coaching changes across the league, the Jets are left with a questionable story for the upcoming season, particularly in comparison to other teams like the Cardinals. This year's coaching carousel is leaving fans wondering how these choices will impact their favorite teams' narratives moving forward.
“All right, we are back with Dominique Foxworth. Did you ever think that you would see a time where Geno Smith and the New York Jets would be reunited? I mean, it had to be a last resort, man. Like, if I was Geno, I would do all things possible to avoid giving people the opportunity to revisit that story, man. Or any of it. And, okay. I think it's very difficult for me to judge Gino on what happened last year with the Raiders because it was such a disaster. What was going on with that team? Right. However. Aaron Glenn didn't appear to do a much better …”
“All right, we are back with Dominique Foxworth. Did you ever think that you would see a time where Geno Smith and the New York Jets would be reunited? I mean, it had to be a last resort, man. Like, if I was Geno, I would do all things possible to avoid giving people the opportunity to revisit that story, man. Or any of it. And, okay. I think it's very difficult for me to judge Gino on what happened last year with the Raiders because it was such a disaster. What was going on with that team? Right. However. Aaron Glenn didn't appear to do a much better job last year than Pink Carroll did. OK, he also has done a terrible job of dealing with the media. Like, I don't think Aaron Glenn is being extended, but so much courtesy this year. and your black head coach bringing in the black quarterback that the fans hated. Whether they were being fair or not is not the point This seems like a situation that …”
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Geno Smith's potential reunion with the New York Jets raises eyebrows as many question if this is a last resort for both parties. Despite a rocky past, a deep dive into the Jets' quarterback history reveals that Smith might actually be a better option than many who have come after him. Jets fans may need to reconsider their stance on Smith as he could be the best they can get right now.
“… all the medicine balls that McCarthy froze to them. So that's sort of the calculus that they're going to wade through. They had some interest in Geno Smith. If Geno Smith was just cutting on the street, I don't think they were going to trade anything for Geno, and Godspeed to Jets fans. But, yeah, I mean, Minnesota certainly makes the most sense, and there's Pittsburgh lurking for either of those two. Well, I don't know about Pittsburgh and Kyler, but I do know that Pittsburgh at least has some interest in Kirk Cousins. if Aaron Rodgers can't figure out his life's path in the next 72 hours or so. …”
“… card spot if we stay healthy, if we don't just bring Kirk Cousins back. Because he already, like, he mastered the system. He mastered the system in his sleep. And he's got a rapport with some of those receivers who are complaining and groveling about all the medicine balls that McCarthy froze to them. So that's sort of the calculus that they're going to wade through. They had some interest in Geno Smith. If Geno Smith was just cutting on the street, I don't think they were going to trade anything for Geno, and Godspeed to Jets fans. But, yeah, I mean, Minnesota certainly makes the most sense, and there's Pittsburgh lurking for either of those two. Well, I don't know about Pittsburgh and Kyler, but I do know that Pittsburgh at least has some interest in Kirk Cousins. if Aaron Rodgers can't figure out his life's path in the next 72 hours or so. One more thing. My friend David suggested this. Sean McVay hired Cliff Kingsbury Do you think that Kyler Murray could go to the Rams and that Stafford would just play one more year No. Okay. At this point, I think they'll probably keep Garoppolo now that it's all apart with him and the Cardinals. They've got a young quarterback there who they think …”
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Kyler Murray's potential move to the Vikings is intriguing but fraught with questions about his fit and commitment to mastering the offense.
“… interested in doing that with someone again so my guess would be like where your guess is that he winds up with the Minnesota Vikings but I think Geno Smith could wind up being a factor there too It be interesting to see how it plays out I bring up Jerry Jones not to troll anybody here but he's the one who was all-in last year, and then he's going to bust the budget this year. What are they waiting on? I think they were in the Max Crosby sweepstakes. They were. They were in it until the end, yeah. Okay. What are they waiting for? I would say one name to keep an eye on for them would be Trey …”
“… i can tell you this like kevin o'connell has looked at these sorts of reclamation projects over the last couple of months in anticipation of being here and they had such success resurrecting Sam Darnold's career a couple years ago that they're really interested in doing that with someone again so my guess would be like where your guess is that he winds up with the Minnesota Vikings but I think Geno Smith could wind up being a factor there too It be interesting to see how it plays out I bring up Jerry Jones not to troll anybody here but he's the one who was all-in last year, and then he's going to bust the budget this year. What are they waiting on? I think they were in the Max Crosby sweepstakes. They were. They were in it until the end, yeah. Okay. What are they waiting for? I would say one name to keep an eye on for them would be Trey Hendrickson, especially if the market comes down a little bit like it seems to have. They did take care. They did address the edge rusher question, which is the biggest question for them coming into this offseason and going and trading for Sean Gary. But I wouldn't be surprised if they're not necessarily done there yet. They've got a young player they …”
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Kyler Murray's move to Minnesota seems likely, but Indianapolis could be a strategic alternative given the Colts' strong offensive lineup.
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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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