Best Podcast Episodes About NFL

Best Podcast Episodes About NFL

Everything podcasters are saying about NFL — curated from top podcasts

Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 68 episodes
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Top Podcast Clips About NFL

Adam Carolla Show
“… go ahead and audit these books. And then you and your five buddies take a vote and tell them to get the fuck out. But the super retard from the Los Angeles Times takes your side. That's the crazy part. The bitch at the Times who's not even getting paid is advocating to get Drew out of there. Yeah. And it's got nothing to do with anything else other than you're on the other side of the aisle, so go fuck right off. By the way, you know what I love about the old articles? it's a controversial stance on COVID. You mean shit we were right about? And you guys never apologized? That stance? Yeah. That …” “… I wasn't going to make money, I'd be mad at him too. I'd be angered. You've been embezzling from the company. You and your five friends have been embezzling from the company for 20 years. I announced good news. I got an auditor. We can come in and go ahead and audit these books. And then you and your five buddies take a vote and tell them to get the fuck out. But the super retard from the Los Angeles Times takes your side. That's the crazy part. The bitch at the Times who's not even getting paid is advocating to get Drew out of there. Yeah. And it's got nothing to do with anything else other than you're on the other side of the aisle, so go fuck right off. By the way, you know what I love about the old articles? it's a controversial stance on COVID. You mean shit we were right about? And you guys never apologized? That stance? Yeah. That controversial one? Yeah. Like my controversial stance of, I thought we should have killed Hitler before World War II. It's like saying that's my stance and then no one ever apologized to you. It's like when I see sports fans getting angry at each other. Like, ah, fuck the Eagles fans. These guys are dickheads. I'm like, if you're hanging off the side …” View more
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In a wild comparison, the host argues that even if you're hanging off a cliff, an Eagles fan would help you up—unless you're a Ravens fan! This segment humorously critiques societal issues while highlighting the absurdity of sports rivalries, making for a compelling and entertaining rant.
Adam Carolla Show · Rob Schneider Annihilates Fauci and Talks Norm Macdonald Documentary · Mar 16, 2026
The Bobby Bones Show
“Did you watch the Cowboys call to Caleb Downs I did Pretty cool I did Really cool I love all the calls I think the calls are so cool And especially just how different the players answer the phone You know, like some of them are like, wow, coach is amazing. Thank you. Like Caleb was so excited to get that call. Some other ones are like, what's up, Jerry? It'd be pretty cool to be drafted by the Cowboys. Even if you're not a Cowboys fan, like that's an organization you …” “Did you watch the Cowboys call to Caleb Downs I did Pretty cool I did Really cool I love all the calls I think the calls are so cool And especially just how different the players answer the phone You know, like some of them are like, wow, coach is amazing. Thank you. Like Caleb was so excited to get that call. Some other ones are like, what's up, Jerry? It'd be pretty cool to be drafted by the Cowboys. Even if you're not a Cowboys fan, like that's an organization you want to play for because it's prime time. Yeah. It's old but still cool new. Like the Packers are old and it's cool because it's old, but they're not – it's not cool because it's also – they're like new and – I want to say relevant because they've won before. But people don't – how would I phrase this? The Cowboys are still today cool as much as they …” View more
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts discuss how Jerry Jones' family-centric ownership may be holding back the Cowboys. The funniest moment comes when they ponder the future of the team, imagining a kid who looks 19 becoming the owner one day—it's a comedic take on the absurdity of family-run sports teams.
The Bobby Bones Show · 25W: NFL Draft Trivia Game + The Reason Eddie Wants Jerry Jones Gone + Someone Got Arrested for Getting Greedy with a Hairdryer · Apr 27, 2026
The Bobby Bones Show
“I wanted to talk about something I did that was really stupid. So I brought this Dallas Cowboys helmet in. Kevin, you don't know this story yet. This is bad. Nope. So this is a triple signature Cowboys helmet. I know it's Emmett Smith. I know it's Michael Irvin. Oh, my gosh. I don't know who the other one is. Probably Aikman. It seems like it might be Aikman. I guess I could go to like if we go to the I don't know you can go to the side oh does it have a number yeah the problem is I left it in the window and the sun completely faded all …” “I wanted to talk about something I did that was really stupid. So I brought this Dallas Cowboys helmet in. Kevin, you don't know this story yet. This is bad. Nope. So this is a triple signature Cowboys helmet. I know it's Emmett Smith. I know it's Michael Irvin. Oh, my gosh. I don't know who the other one is. Probably Aikman. It seems like it might be Aikman. I guess I could go to like if we go to the I don't know you can go to the side oh does it have a number yeah the problem is I left it in the window and the sun completely faded all three of the autographs I was looking at it I was like is that invisible ink you can barely see it and I guess I could figure out whose it is but I left it in the window and it has faded all three so this is a helmet that probably would have been like $2,500 to $3,000 because it's a real helmet It's an old school helmet. It's triple. It's a triple …” View more
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In a hilarious twist of fate, Bobby shares the story of how he ruined a valuable Dallas Cowboys helmet by leaving it in the sun, fading all the autographs. The banter around whether to trace the signatures or just call it a loss, coupled with a discussion about Troy Aikman's old-school views on player toughness, makes for a comedic exploration of sports memorabilia and generational differences in football culture.
The Bobby Bones Show · 25W: The Mistake that Led to Bobby Losing $3K + NCAAM Analyst Jeff Goodman on the Next UNC Head Coach + Why an NBA Player Asked Bobby for Business Advice · Mar 26, 2026
Adam Carolla Show
“… time. They just take the time to write this stuff. I mean, Jeff went back in the archives for that one. Yes. That's a house reference. Deep Norm Abrams cut. Deep Bob Vila cut. All right. What news do you have? Well, some people are rejoicing and some are really upset that the president has now said that the U.S. message in Iran is ahead of schedule and vows to easily prevail over the regime. Here's a real quick clip of that. We also projected four weeks to terminate the military leadership. And as you know, that was done in about an hour. So we're ahead of schedule. By the way, you can pause …” “… it as, you know, 22 minutes of, you know, decent humor in this thing. Oh, as well as plenty of knowledge. Jesus, shoot me now. This is awful. This old house isn't worrying about the competition. That's amazing. I just like that people really take the time. They just take the time to write this stuff. I mean, Jeff went back in the archives for that one. Yes. That's a house reference. Deep Norm Abrams cut. Deep Bob Vila cut. All right. What news do you have? Well, some people are rejoicing and some are really upset that the president has now said that the U.S. message in Iran is ahead of schedule and vows to easily prevail over the regime. Here's a real quick clip of that. We also projected four weeks to terminate the military leadership. And as you know, that was done in about an hour. So we're ahead of schedule. By the way, you can pause it. My favorite part about all Middle Eastern leaders is before the invasion, that takes 15 minutes for them to completely destroy you. They always go, if you so much as set foot on our soil, you will feel the swift sword of Allah upon your neck. And then like 10 minutes later, you're blown up. Like three different levels of the regime, apparently. …” View more
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In Afghanistan, the Taliban has announced that men can legally beat their wives as long as they don’t cause serious injury, highlighting a grim reality for women's rights in the region. This shocking policy contrasts with the struggles women face globally, including the ongoing debate about their rights in court. As the world watches, the fight for women's dignity and safety continues amidst oppressive regimes.
Adam Carolla Show · Why the Government Lied about COVID w/ Gavin de Becker · Mar 03, 2026
The Bobby Bones Show
“… we don't think you're good enough to come to this, but we're still going to draft you so high. Right. And do you think a bit of that is because the Titans were close? They were able to come to your pro day and then ask you to work out? Do you think proximity had anything to do with them discovering that you were actually legit? Honestly, I'm not even sure. I really don't. I know. Remember talking to John. John said that he had been doing research on me since like my sophomore, junior year, talking to people on campus. But I have no clue. Like I've got to this point in my life where like when …” “… that's a very valuable round. First, second, third, fourth round. Like those are like the upper tier rounds. Absolutely. Like you can't get an invite, but then you still get drafted in the third round. Like I've not heard that juxtaposition of, no, we don't think you're good enough to come to this, but we're still going to draft you so high. Right. And do you think a bit of that is because the Titans were close? They were able to come to your pro day and then ask you to work out? Do you think proximity had anything to do with them discovering that you were actually legit? Honestly, I'm not even sure. I really don't. I know. Remember talking to John. John said that he had been doing research on me since like my sophomore, junior year, talking to people on campus. But I have no clue. Like I've got to this point in my life where like when stuff like that, that I don't like even talking to you or Matt, Like you don't really have an explanation for it. I just just point to God. It's all God, in my opinion, because it's like I have no clue why I didn't get invited to the combine. Like I had had the most interceptions in college. I had like 19 interceptions. It was like a record at the …” View more
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Kevin Byard hilariously reflects on being a third-round pick despite not getting an invite to the combine, leading to a wild conspiracy theory that the Titans kept him under wraps to snag him. His incredulity over being a two-star prospect while racking up college interceptions adds to the comedic disbelief. The segment captures the absurdity of the drafting process with a perfect blend of humor and storytelling.
The Bobby Bones Show · Lots to Say: The New England Patriot's Kevin Byard · Apr 08, 2026
Adam Carolla Show
“… Talk about being inquisitive about something. That doesn't occur to you. I'm on this team. Why are we called this? Tell me what's worse. This, the bills, this, or when I took the tour of the Coors factory in Golden, Colorado, and I asked the hot blonde chick who was leading our personal sort of custom VIP tour, what was the whole Smoking the Bandit story with the Coors going from here to there? I never understood. Why was it illegal in Texarkana, but you could get it in Colorado? And she said, excuse me? And I said, the Coors, the thing, the smoking the bandit with the Coors. I don't believe …” “Nobody on the team. Nobody on the team. The cheerleaders. I asked the cheerleaders. They didn't know. Ryan Fitzpatrick, a Harvard graduate, didn't know. There should be certain things. I mean, look. Talk about being inquisitive about something. That doesn't occur to you. I'm on this team. Why are we called this? Tell me what's worse. This, the bills, this, or when I took the tour of the Coors factory in Golden, Colorado, and I asked the hot blonde chick who was leading our personal sort of custom VIP tour, what was the whole Smoking the Bandit story with the Coors going from here to there? I never understood. Why was it illegal in Texarkana, but you could get it in Colorado? And she said, excuse me? And I said, the Coors, the thing, the smoking the bandit with the Coors. I don't believe I'm familiar with that one. I said, smoking the bandit, Burt Reynolds, Coors, the whole semi-truck filled with Coors. Allison. Don't know that story. You're not a football fan. You've made that very clear. Why do you suppose the Buffalo Bills are called the Buffalo Bills? I don't know. Their logo on the side of their hat is a Buffalo. All right, Al, …” View more
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the absurdity of the Buffalo Bills' name, revealing that it's linked to Buffalo Bill Cody, a man who hunted the very beasts the city is named after. The comedic twist comes when they highlight the irony of a football team named after someone who nearly made buffaloes extinct while using almost none of the animal's parts. It's a wild ride of confusion and laughter about sports nomenclature!
Adam Carolla Show · Alana Stewart + Dana Workman (Carolla Classics) · Mar 28, 2026
Morning Brew Daily
“… looking to lay the boom on the rising cost of viewership, the Department of Justice. The DOJ has opened an antitrust investigation into whether the NFL is squeezing fans and harming consumers with all these subscription fees. Back in the day, to see the Jets suck. You flipped on your TV and watched the game. Then in 1961, Congress passed the Sports Broadcasting Act, which gave sports leagues a hall pass on some antitrust rules so they could negotiate media deals as a package. Fast forward to today, and the league has used that leverage to chop up its schedule and sprinkle games across a dozen …” “football also feels like a sport in and of itself with all the streaming services you gotta pay for. An unexpected single high safety, though, is looking to lay the boom on the rising cost of viewership, the Department of Justice. The DOJ has opened an antitrust investigation into whether the NFL is squeezing fans and harming consumers with all these subscription fees. Back in the day, to see the Jets suck. You flipped on your TV and watched the game. Then in 1961, Congress passed the Sports Broadcasting Act, which gave sports leagues a hall pass on some antitrust rules so they could negotiate media deals as a package. Fast forward to today, and the league has used that leverage to chop up its schedule and sprinkle games across a dozen platforms, each with a monthly bill attached. That bill has gotten very big. Watching every NFL game last season, as Senator Mike Lee, the chair of the antitrust subcommittee points out would run you nearly $1,000 and requires access to CBS, NBC, ESPN, Fox, Amazon Prime, and YouTube Sunday ticket, which alone runs 240 bucks a season. The NFL points …” View more
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The NFL's use of its media leverage to increase viewership costs is unsustainable and potentially illegal, as it may violate antitrust laws.
Morning Brew Daily · DOJ Launches Antitrust Case Against NFL & Airlines Jack Up Bag Fees · Apr 10, 2026
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
“… undergrad graduate program So I started medical school at 18 So I got condensed to a six-year program, right? Yeah. At University of Missouri, Kansas City? Yes. Also, my dad went there. He did? You shut up right now. Yes, he did. Did he really? He did before he went to tech. Something spooky's happening. Ashok's in the mix here. Really? Yeah, his sim is in the mix right now. Oh, his sim. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. He's very proud of us. Yeah, he is. So I went there and that was the first time I'd been away from my parents. That was the first time I'd been by myself. I'm like, there's so much …” “And that kind of propelled me through this stupid vitamin And then I did well enough throughout my schooling through high school that I got into a combined undergrad graduate program So I started medical school at 18 So I got condensed to a six-year program, right? Yeah. At University of Missouri, Kansas City? Yes. Also, my dad went there. He did? You shut up right now. Yes, he did. Did he really? He did before he went to tech. Something spooky's happening. Ashok's in the mix here. Really? Yeah, his sim is in the mix right now. Oh, his sim. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. He's very proud of us. Yeah, he is. So I went there and that was the first time I'd been away from my parents. That was the first time I'd been by myself. I'm like, there's so much stuff and freedom and also laundry and all of this other stuff that I've never had to worry about because my mom would do it. I don't know how to feed myself. Oh, sorry. How dare you? Your mom waited on you hand and foot. I did my laundry starting from age like eight. Oh, okay, okay. My mom tried. Could you scream, make me a milkshake from the bottom …” View more
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In this hilarious segment, a medical student discovers that the 'vitamin' he thought was just a supplement is actually ADHD medication. The comedic twist unfolds as he recounts his shocking realization and the absurdity of his parents' attempts to help him while keeping him in the dark about his condition. The blend of self-deprecating humor and relatable struggles makes this journey both entertaining and enlightening.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard · Sasha Hamdani (on ADHD) · Mar 04, 2026
Boring History For Sleep | Gentle Storytelling And Ambient Sounds (Official)
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In this gripping segment from a historical fantasy tale, Tom, a court fool, unexpectedly saves King Edward during a fierce battle against Duke Geoffrey's rebels. As chaos unfolds, Tom's bravery transforms him from a mere jester into a loyal ally, earning him the king's gratitude and a place back in favor. This moment highlights the themes of loyalty and redemption amidst the backdrop of war's brutal consequences.
Boring History For Sleep | Gentle Storytelling And Ambient Sounds (Official) · The History of Colors And How Different Cultures Learned to See the World | Boring History · Mar 12, 2026
The Bobby Bones Show
“… fan nerd. What do you think about this? I don't believe it. At the end of the day, they're going to go to the highest bidder. I don't know if the Patriots, what they even had in store for them in terms of a package deal and how many first-round draft picks, if it was a first-round, a second-round, whatever it might be. But if Baltimore comes to the table, gives you the 16th pick of this year's first round and another first rounder the following year, I'm guessing you're going to go to whoever is giving you the most value. And it doesn't have anything to do with whether or not Brady – why wouldn't …” “Super fan nerd. What do you think about this? I don't believe it. At the end of the day, they're going to go to the highest bidder. I don't know if the Patriots, what they even had in store for them in terms of a package deal and how many first-round draft picks, if it was a first-round, a second-round, whatever it might be. But if Baltimore comes to the table, gives you the 16th pick of this year's first round and another first rounder the following year, I'm guessing you're going to go to whoever is giving you the most value. And it doesn't have anything to do with whether or not Brady – why wouldn't Brady say yes to the Patriots if they're offering a better deal, right? So then I'll ask you, is there anything between Brady and Braybill that we don't know about? Not that I know of. I can't imagine. I mean, we played together for, what, seven years in the Patriots? were always close. They still talk. I'm sure he still has a great relationship …” View more
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts ponder whether Tom Brady might actually want the Patriots to struggle after his departure. The absurdity peaks when one host suggests Brady could be playing mind games, sabotaging the new quarterback just to maintain his legacy as the ultimate champion. Their banter about Brady's insecurities and competitive nature makes for a compelling and funny discussion.
The Bobby Bones Show · Lots to Say: Crosby back to Raiders and Free Agency! · Mar 12, 2026
Stay Tranquilo
“… called Future Leaders Program. So it's a program I was in as a child, like probably sixth, seventh grade. But they took us from a school in South Dallas, like not the best area. So they'll take us to a charter school and I feel like I'm going to Disneyland. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I'm going to this charter school and it's like super nice. Yeah. Got all these like nice computers, classrooms, a bunch of nice resources for us. And so just going through that, like I'm reflecting on it not too long. I'm like, that is what opened my mind to see like more possibilities in the world. Right. And …” “… career. I'm going into one of those buckets in one way or another. And so that's who Aaron Brewer is. I have to feel I'm trying to just give back to my community. Like, just recently, I'm hopping on the board of donors for a program back home. So it's called Future Leaders Program. So it's a program I was in as a child, like probably sixth, seventh grade. But they took us from a school in South Dallas, like not the best area. So they'll take us to a charter school and I feel like I'm going to Disneyland. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I'm going to this charter school and it's like super nice. Yeah. Got all these like nice computers, classrooms, a bunch of nice resources for us. And so just going through that, like I'm reflecting on it not too long. I'm like, that is what opened my mind to see like more possibilities in the world. Right. And so now I'm trying to get into a position where I can give that to kids, give them that exposure to see anything that's possible. We all start with a vision. If you got a vision, it ain't nothing you can't accomplish. Amen. So that's Aaron Brewer right now. Love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. No, for sure. That, it makes me smile. It makes me …” View more
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Mental health struggles among NFL players are gaining attention, as highlighted by Terron Armstead and Aaron Brewer in their discussion on the podcast. They emphasize the importance of identity beyond the field and the need for support systems, particularly for black men in sports, to combat mental health issues. Their commitment to community service and personal growth showcases a shift towards prioritizing mental well-being in the competitive world of professional football.
Stay Tranquilo · Terron Armstead & Aaron Brewer on Wealth and Wisdom in the NFL · Apr 07, 2026
The Bobby Bones Show
“… of the My Cultura podcast network. Available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This story comes to us from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. People were trying to figure out where are the gloves going at a firehouse. They couldn't find the medical gloves. They kept ordering them. They would disappear. So they put up some cameras. One of the medics was taking the gloves, going down the street, trading them for pizzas. Huh. That's an interesting trade. What did the pizza place need the gloves for? To maybe cook. Yeah, to handle the pizza. So it was a fair trade? I feel …” “… decades by local law enforcement, by federal law enforcement, by administration after administration. The Justice Department, through I think we counted four presidential administrations, failed these victims. Listen to Bleep with Ana Navarro as part of the My Cultura podcast network. Available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This story comes to us from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. People were trying to figure out where are the gloves going at a firehouse. They couldn't find the medical gloves. They kept ordering them. They would disappear. So they put up some cameras. One of the medics was taking the gloves, going down the street, trading them for pizzas. Huh. That's an interesting trade. What did the pizza place need the gloves for? To maybe cook. Yeah, to handle the pizza. So it was a fair trade? I feel like the pizza's worth way more. And also, how do you make that deal the first time? I don't even know. Are you guys looking for some gloves? I don't know. You want to try the pepperoni? Really weird. Okay” View more
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A firehouse in Pittsburgh discovers their medical gloves are mysteriously disappearing, leading them to install cameras. To their shock, they find a medic trading the gloves for pizzas down the street. This bizarre exchange raises questions about the value of gloves and how such a trade was initiated.
The Bobby Bones Show · TUES PT 1: Bobby's Top 3 90's Country Artists + Draft: Foods That Start With "R" + Eddie Got Detained By Customs · Mar 03, 2026
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
“… it's good people are getting paid. I just don't think they figured it out yet. Yeah, I think we're in kind of the Wild West years of it. Yeah. The Bears might be moving their stadium. Did you see that? I saw that. What do you think about that? Well, I'd like to see them stay, but I think they've got to figure something out with the state. I haven't followed it too closely. What do you know about it? It seems like, and Zach's a, one of our producers is a Bears. He's a Bengals fan, but he's in the know. uh it seems like it's because time is taken for eleanor lawmakers to make a better offer for …” “… that teams had all the players from their state. I think it would give us so much more of like our state versus your state. It used to be more that way with college. But that's in a crazy place now. Yeah, the college game. It's gotten baffled. I think it's good people are getting paid. I just don't think they figured it out yet. Yeah, I think we're in kind of the Wild West years of it. Yeah. The Bears might be moving their stadium. Did you see that? I saw that. What do you think about that? Well, I'd like to see them stay, but I think they've got to figure something out with the state. I haven't followed it too closely. What do you know about it? It seems like, and Zach's a, one of our producers is a Bears. He's a Bengals fan, but he's in the know. uh it seems like it's because time is taken for eleanor lawmakers to make a better offer for the bears on thursday indiana pushed legislation forward that clears the way for the bears to build a new stadium in hammond um is it just because they're willing to give them more money i haven't i i think it's something to do with economics obviously so i don't know what i think there's a big tax incentives to go over to hammond indiana and …” View more
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In this hilarious segment, Vince Vaughn and Theo discuss the absurdity of NFL players not knowing which way to run during crucial moments, joking that they might just want to go home because it's too cold. They also dive into the quirky history of the Bears and how George Hallis revolutionized the league, likening teams to retirees seeking warmer climates.
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von · #648 - Vince Vaughn · Mar 24, 2026
Fantasy Baseball Today
“… Never. He literally never hit a three-homer game. Yeah. He needs to be powered by espresso. They got to get an espresso machine in the dugout in Kansas City. I was going to say it's definitely not his first ever three-espresso day. i'm a little worried about how he's going to be feeling today dude there's no what time do you think he got to slap sleep yeah there's no way he slept last night three espresso shots in a uh in a three-hour game in the evening yeah yeah that is uh that's a rough one after vitty p christian yellich are all the chat men scott you are back up yeah i'm taking a eugenio …” “… Italy against Mexico? Did you see the interview with him after the game? Yeah, that was great. They were like, when was the last time you had a three-homer game? Never. They were like, not in high school, not in the minors? Never. Not in Little League? Never. He literally never hit a three-homer game. Yeah. He needs to be powered by espresso. They got to get an espresso machine in the dugout in Kansas City. I was going to say it's definitely not his first ever three-espresso day. i'm a little worried about how he's going to be feeling today dude there's no what time do you think he got to slap sleep yeah there's no way he slept last night three espresso shots in a uh in a three-hour game in the evening yeah yeah that is uh that's a rough one after vitty p christian yellich are all the chat men scott you are back up yeah i'm taking a eugenio suarez here i feel like power well obviously third base is scarce first of all it's the end of a tier i think it's a very thin tier that follows in fact that's a non-existent tier for me in roto um with alex bregman uh i think being a tier lower in this format than head-to-head points so right time to jump in and grab a third baseman but even more …” View more
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In a stunning performance, a player from Team Italy hit three home runs against Mexico, marking his first-ever three-homer game at any level. Despite his lack of previous experience, his power potential is undeniable, especially after nearly hitting 50 homers last season. This raises questions about his draft value and how he could impact fantasy leagues this year.
Fantasy Baseball Today · 5x5 Roto 12-Team Mock Draft · Mar 14, 2026
Thinking Crypto News & Interviews
“us. But I'm happy that we are seeing some upward movement. Now, folks, we have huge crypto news. First up, Kraken Crypto Exchange wins a Kansas City Fed approval for limited master account access. This is the first crypto company to get a Fed master account. If you recall, Caitlin Long and folks at her bank were trying to get this and they were roadblocked. And now we're starting to see the approval. Other folks who have applied as well, I think Ripple and many others. So this is incredible. And it's funny, it comes a couple of days after Jamie Dimon said, you know, these crypto …” “us. But I'm happy that we are seeing some upward movement. Now, folks, we have huge crypto news. First up, Kraken Crypto Exchange wins a Kansas City Fed approval for limited master account access. This is the first crypto company to get a Fed master account. If you recall, Caitlin Long and folks at her bank were trying to get this and they were roadblocked. And now we're starting to see the approval. Other folks who have applied as well, I think Ripple and many others. So this is incredible. And it's funny, it comes a couple of days after Jamie Dimon said, you know, these crypto companies want to offer stablecoin yield. They should become banks. Here you go. Right. Here you go, Jamie. It started. So this is incredible. Let me give you the details. So U.S. cryptocurrency exchange Kraken's banking unit has been granted a limited purpose master account by the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, giving it direct access to the …” View more
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Kraken Crypto Exchange has made history by becoming the first crypto company to receive a limited master account from the U.S. Federal Reserve, granting it direct access to the Fed's payment system. This pivotal approval allows Kraken to operate like a traditional bank, potentially opening the floodgates for other crypto firms and signaling a new era for the integration of cryptocurrency into the mainstream financial system.
Thinking Crypto News & Interviews · FED GIVES KRAKEN CRYPTO EXCHANGE MASTER ACCOUNT & MORGAN STANLEY BITCOIN ETF! · Mar 05, 2026
Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast
“… each other with your lives. Exactly. Who's your horse going to tell? They would also get naked. Fording rivers was like a huge – that was one thing cowboys would be afraid of because it's like these dudes can't not swim. Being covered head to toe in denim doesn't help when you're neck deep in the Mississippi River. Your wrist is like – you have a thing wrapped – a leather strap wrapped around your wrist. You're going to lose the horse. The other part is just a horse biting it to hold on to it. Yeah, I don't know. horses can swim too which surprise i just didn't know they can swim yeah a horse can …” “… I think it happened out on the range more than people care to admit, man. I mean, you're talking about you're on the plains. Sunsets. Yeah, you're out on the plains, man. There's not a tree inside. It's just grass as far as you can see. Trusting each other with your lives. Exactly. Who's your horse going to tell? They would also get naked. Fording rivers was like a huge – that was one thing cowboys would be afraid of because it's like these dudes can't not swim. Being covered head to toe in denim doesn't help when you're neck deep in the Mississippi River. Your wrist is like – you have a thing wrapped – a leather strap wrapped around your wrist. You're going to lose the horse. The other part is just a horse biting it to hold on to it. Yeah, I don't know. horses can swim too which surprise i just didn't know they can swim yeah a horse can swim crazy but yeah they uh they would like get naked too they'd all get naked together because it's like you only have so many dry clothes so you wrap up your clothes because they you know if they got like wet from a rainstorm you had one other change of clothes you think fat cowboys wear a shirt in the river i think it was impossible i don't …” View more
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the unexpected connection between cowboy life and boners, highlighting how both can lead to some awkward moments. The absurdity of discussing 'fat cowboys' and the nostalgia of youthful crushes on Anne Frank's diary create a riotous blend of humor and relatable experiences.
Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast · Ep 603 - GEY DOT COM (feat. Tim Butterly & Mike Rainey) · Mar 12, 2026
The Bobby Bones Show
“… is people doing this. Are we cheating or what? Is there something sketchy happening? Do you know the story? No. Okay, so he used to coach the Titans. He now coaches the New England Patriots, the head coach Mike Brable. And there is a reporter, and she's been on our sports show a couple times, Diana Rossini. She's great. Oh, they were seen vacationing together? Well, sort of. That's what I heard. That's the headline. I have heard of this exclusive adults only resort in a sedona arizona and there were pictures taken from forever away like that and they show her she's married and he's married …” “… i have not uh all right morgan thank you yeah do you want the other trending thing though yes and i want to know if if here eddie will you lock hands with me really quick what oh you're going to do the Brable? Yeah, so this is what's been trending online, is people doing this. Are we cheating or what? Is there something sketchy happening? Do you know the story? No. Okay, so he used to coach the Titans. He now coaches the New England Patriots, the head coach Mike Brable. And there is a reporter, and she's been on our sports show a couple times, Diana Rossini. She's great. Oh, they were seen vacationing together? Well, sort of. That's what I heard. That's the headline. I have heard of this exclusive adults only resort in a sedona arizona and there were pictures taken from forever away like that and they show her she's married and he's married and she like covers them like it sometimes she gets tips oh yeah inside inside info like tips and it shows them first of all like hugging but then it also shows them like would you ever give me a hand would you ever a A guy that you just like like friend How A straight guy If you saw him and you were like doing this No Well you wouldn do that right …” View more
Ridealong summary
Bobby hilariously shares his struggles with iron deficiency and the bizarre remedy of chewing clay pots, while also diving into the juicy rumors surrounding NFL coach Mike Vrabel's vacation with a reporter. The absurdity of the situation is highlighted by their playful banter about what constitutes friendship in the NFL.
The Bobby Bones Show · THURS PT 2: Baby Billie Had A Rough Night + Bobby Unhinged! · Apr 09, 2026
The Joe Rogan Experience
“… box constantly stressing us also Wi-Fi and EMF signals I was just reading this fucking crazy thing. Have you paid attention to this Jamie about the 49ers? About San Francisco. Is that fucking nuts? It could be Do they think it's real that so there's a disproportionate amount of severe catastrophic injuries That come out of San Francisco and their training facility is right outside this power station. Oh, yeah. Yeah I mean way more Achilles tendon blows out blowns blown out way more knees blown out way more like catastrophic ligament and tendon ruptures Like and they've been talking about it …” “… nature up until fairly recently You know Human beings have been alive in this form for half a million years. How long have we been in cities? It's always been in even agriculture a few thousand years are controlled Yeah, crazy with a little noise box constantly stressing us also Wi-Fi and EMF signals I was just reading this fucking crazy thing. Have you paid attention to this Jamie about the 49ers? About San Francisco. Is that fucking nuts? It could be Do they think it's real that so there's a disproportionate amount of severe catastrophic injuries That come out of San Francisco and their training facility is right outside this power station. Oh, yeah. Yeah I mean way more Achilles tendon blows out blowns blown out way more knees blown out way more like catastrophic ligament and tendon ruptures Like and they've been talking about it since like what the players started talking about in like 2012 I believe and people like oh, that's nonsense And now the stats are in and you're looking at the amount of injuries that come from this area It's like it's not normal. No, and so you think what if they're getting weakened by the water by the Electricity electricity. Yeah by the EMF signal …” View more
Ridealong summary
Recent studies indicate a shocking correlation between the San Francisco 49ers' training facility and a spike in catastrophic injuries among players. Located near a power station, the facility has seen unusually high rates of severe injuries like torn ligaments, raising questions about the impact of electromagnetic fields on athlete health. This phenomenon echoes past concerns about environmental hazards and their effects on communities.
The Joe Rogan Experience · #2441 - Paul Rosolie · Jan 20, 2026
Adam Carolla Show
“… and therefore delivering correct hits. But can I jump in for a second and ask, I've noticed watching the non-tackling that's going on in the NFL because I played at a much lower level than you. But they always talked about tackling and wrapping up and putting your, you know, and all that kind of stuff. Get your head on the right side of the guy. If he's sweeping around the right, you get your head on that side of him, not the back side of him. And all that sort of technique and breaking down and all that. But now it's all about stripping the ball. Like one guy holds the guy up and the …” “… that game it defined very clearly what the rules are And if you don know how to tackle which they don anymore it's a terribly tackling league. If you don't know how to tackle, you don't know how to lay any type of skill over the grid of controlling yourself and therefore delivering correct hits. But can I jump in for a second and ask, I've noticed watching the non-tackling that's going on in the NFL because I played at a much lower level than you. But they always talked about tackling and wrapping up and putting your, you know, and all that kind of stuff. Get your head on the right side of the guy. If he's sweeping around the right, you get your head on that side of him, not the back side of him. And all that sort of technique and breaking down and all that. But now it's all about stripping the ball. Like one guy holds the guy up and the other guy strips the ball. They do it very well. And they do it very well, but the technique has gone out the window. When you're trying to strip the ball, you're not tackling. Tackling is about wrapping up and putting your helmet on it. It's an alley gang rape, you know. Yes, that's what it is. And you've got all these very large, very athletic …” View more
Ridealong summary
The segment humorously critiques modern NFL tackling techniques, comparing it to a pack of lions taking down a gazelle. With vivid imagery and witty commentary, the hosts joke about how today's players are more focused on stripping the ball than on traditional tackling, creating a hilarious picture of chaos on the field.
Adam Carolla Show · Sonny Carolla + Fred Dryer (Carolla Classics) · Apr 04, 2026
The Joe Rogan Experience
“… and they move him up in the rankings. I love Ty, so I hope he gets to number one. But heavyweight's a shot. Oh, shit. Oh, that's bad. There goes the Dallas Cowboys. As usual. Yeah, as usual. That dude's a fucking tank, man. Yeah, he's a problem. Damn. MVP's up next. Is that guy Russian or something? What is he? Was his name Iwo? That was Iwo? I think he's from Poland. Is he Polish? Iwo Baranowski. Baranowski. But to your point, Joe, the heavyweight division is... Poland? Yeah. The heavyweight division is... It's the worst it's ever been. It's weird because you've got Gabe Stevenson, who's not in the UFC …” “… Is that the only time that's ever happened? I don't know. How do you win and get cut? Because you're not entertaining, but you're beating guys. But I never, I mean, you still have to tell them. And you got Ty Tuivasa, who's lost like six in a row, and they move him up in the rankings. I love Ty, so I hope he gets to number one. But heavyweight's a shot. Oh, shit. Oh, that's bad. There goes the Dallas Cowboys. As usual. Yeah, as usual. That dude's a fucking tank, man. Yeah, he's a problem. Damn. MVP's up next. Is that guy Russian or something? What is he? Was his name Iwo? That was Iwo? I think he's from Poland. Is he Polish? Iwo Baranowski. Baranowski. But to your point, Joe, the heavyweight division is... Poland? Yeah. The heavyweight division is... It's the worst it's ever been. It's weird because you've got Gabe Stevenson, who's not in the UFC yet. He's the guy that's the most interesting. Dude. And he's not even in the UFC. Someone got me. It must have been... You know, there's MMA sites that leak shit. And who knows if it's true. they're like Gabe Stevenson versus JDS on the MVP card I'm like bro take my fucking money I was crunk for it and then I was doing all my shows crazy you could …” View more
Ridealong summary
The crew hilariously recalls the infamous moment when NFL wide receiver Johnny Morton got knocked out in a kickboxing match, leaving him stretchered and embarrassed in front of his friends. The banter about the absurdity of athletes transitioning to MMA adds a comedic layer, with the guys questioning how someone could win a fight and still get cut for being boring.
The Joe Rogan Experience · Fight Companion - March 21, 2026 · Mar 22, 2026

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