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Updated: Mar 12, 2026 – 21 episodes
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“… to know where his headspace is. But that was a rough year. Reportedly, he wasn't showing up for treatment. There was a picture of him going by the Niners Stadium, going over 100 miles an hour. Oh, no. Yeah, yeah. So I don't know. So I'd have to have a long conversation with him. Tripp in Vegas. Good morning, Tripp. What do you have for me? Hey, good morning, Dan. Always great to speak with you all. I got a question for the room. So Bam credited his shooting and his improvement to Asia Wilson, who's a great player. He took 43 shots. How many more shots would he have had to take if his girlfriend …”
“I'd have to know where his headspace is. But that was a rough year. Reportedly, he wasn't showing up for treatment. There was a picture of him going by the Niners Stadium, going over 100 miles an hour. Oh, no. Yeah, yeah. So I don't know. So I'd have to have a long conversation with him. Tripp in Vegas. Good morning, Tripp. What do you have for me? Hey, good morning, Dan. Always great to speak with you all. I got a question for the room. So Bam credited his shooting and his improvement to Asia Wilson, who's a great player. He took 43 shots. How many more shots would he have had to take if his girlfriend was Angel Reese? Nailed it. Wow. Wow. How many shots did he take in the game? He had 43 free throw attempts, correct? How many field goal attempts did he have total with three-pointers and two-point attempts? Do we have the box score? Yeah, Paulie. 43 attempts from the field. And 43 free throws? Yes. Dane. 20 for 43 from the field. 7 for 22 from 3. …”
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Peewee Kirkland scored an astonishing 135 points in prison basketball, but there's no video evidence to prove it. In contrast, Jack Taylor made headlines by scoring 138 points in a college game, taking a staggering 108 shots. Both stories highlight the extremes of basketball scoring, but only one has the visual proof to back it up.
“… out The Rams are the favorites followed by the Seahawks Seahawks and Ravens have the same odds Then it Buffalo Then it jumps to the Chiefs Packers Niners and Eagles. And the Chargers have the same odds. And then it's the Lions. So let's look at this. I like what the Rams did. Improved their secondary, and they needed to. Seattle, you lose Kenneth Walker. Charbonnet will be back, I believe. He's under contract with them. The Ravens, that's a big move for them. So they went all in. The Rams have gone all in. The Bills, they go to D.J. Moore. The Chiefs had a trade. Then they signed Kenneth Walker. …”
“… to look at some of these moves and how it's going to impact what your team does or doesn't do in the draft. So we'll talk to Albert Breer about that coming up. I have the Super Bowl odds after yesterday, first day of free agency. DraftKings sent this out The Rams are the favorites followed by the Seahawks Seahawks and Ravens have the same odds Then it Buffalo Then it jumps to the Chiefs Packers Niners and Eagles. And the Chargers have the same odds. And then it's the Lions. So let's look at this. I like what the Rams did. Improved their secondary, and they needed to. Seattle, you lose Kenneth Walker. Charbonnet will be back, I believe. He's under contract with them. The Ravens, that's a big move for them. So they went all in. The Rams have gone all in. The Bills, they go to D.J. Moore. The Chiefs had a trade. Then they signed Kenneth Walker. The Packers, Rashawn Gary, they got rid of him. I don't think they've upgraded so far. The Niners, you know, you're going to get a future Hall of Famer. and I kind of like the move. I think Mike Evans is a great... I think he's a good receiver now. He's been great. He's going to be a Hall of Famer. But that's an upgrade for them because they can …”
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Kenneth Walker Jr.'s record-setting $15 million deal has shifted the NFL landscape, impacting team strategies and Super Bowl odds. As teams like the Rams and Chiefs make bold moves, the competition intensifies, particularly for the Lions, who face a narrowing championship window. With fresh signings and trades, the dynamics of the upcoming season are already heating up.
“… or so. I don't know, man. Is Tua a placeholder? Some of these guys, I wonder. And then you know who else I see a lot of people rumbling about? The Niners are hoping to retain him. But have you been following along the offseason of Mac Jones? This guy's like the life of the party. I don't know. I did not know the side of him. The 49ers are all partying and vacationing together. Mac Jones is dancing and drinking and having fun. With your guy Kendrick Bourne, right? Dude, Magic. Buddy, buddy. Mac Jones looks like the most fun dude you'll ever see in your life. Never saw this side of him. And …”
“… level, Otani level or something. I read an opinion piece this morning that the Jets should pursue Tua. I just heard earlier that Arch Manning has, you know, Jets have their eye on what could happen if they figure a way to get Arch Manning in a year or so. I don't know, man. Is Tua a placeholder? Some of these guys, I wonder. And then you know who else I see a lot of people rumbling about? The Niners are hoping to retain him. But have you been following along the offseason of Mac Jones? This guy's like the life of the party. I don't know. I did not know the side of him. The 49ers are all partying and vacationing together. Mac Jones is dancing and drinking and having fun. With your guy Kendrick Bourne, right? Dude, Magic. Buddy, buddy. Mac Jones looks like the most fun dude you'll ever see in your life. Never saw this side of him. And they're saying the Niners are saying. Yes, you did. Remember him shirtless smoking the cigar after he won the Nanny at Alabama with the dad bod? Come on. You know what? Maybe I did forget. But Mac Jones is a guy that just seems like a real good locker room type of dude. And the 49ers are saying, if you want Mac Jones, you're going to have to part with a …”
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Juan Soto hit a stunning 420-foot home run in front of his grandfather during the World Baseball Classic, igniting a wild celebration among fans in the Dominican Republic. The atmosphere was electric, reminiscent of a rock concert, showcasing the deep cultural passion for baseball in the region. This moment highlights a transformed Soto, who is not only hitting home runs but also engaging with the crowd and his teammates in a way that reflects his roots.
“… Saquon Barkley, last four games, he's got 400 rushing yards. They're at home. They're the better team, they're the healthier team. Listen, the Niners against Vic Fangio, J-Mac talked about it earlier this week. The Niners and Shanahan against Vic Fangio average 12 points a game. They struggle against him. And they're too dependent on Christian McCaffrey. The defense has the fewest sacks in the league. Jalen Hurts is comfortable at home. Better roster, healthier roster. I'm going to take the Eagles to win and the Eagles to cover, 28-20. Oregon versus Indiana. I like Indiana minus three and a …”
“… Pierce Hall and Trent Williams. They do have the number one red zone offense. So they get sevens, not threes. They also have one turnover in the last three games. So they've won three straight games. I do think they run the ball a little better recently. Saquon Barkley, last four games, he's got 400 rushing yards. They're at home. They're the better team, they're the healthier team. Listen, the Niners against Vic Fangio, J-Mac talked about it earlier this week. The Niners and Shanahan against Vic Fangio average 12 points a game. They struggle against him. And they're too dependent on Christian McCaffrey. The defense has the fewest sacks in the league. Jalen Hurts is comfortable at home. Better roster, healthier roster. I'm going to take the Eagles to win and the Eagles to cover, 28-20. Oregon versus Indiana. I like Indiana minus three and a half. I don't think that game at Autzen was a score close as the score indicated. Indiana's coming off back-to-back wins where they hammered Alabama. And they beat Ohio State 3-0 against top 10 opponents this year. I'd argue Indiana plays better against better teams. They crushed a good Illinois team. They hammered Oregon at Autzen. They pushed …”
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In this postseason betting segment, the Rams, Bears, Jaguars, Eagles, and Indiana Hoosiers are highlighted as top picks. The Rams are favored to dominate the Panthers, while the Bears are expected to thrive in lousy weather against the Packers. Indiana is predicted to outplay Oregon, showcasing their efficiency and strong performance against top teams.
“… Saquon Barkley, last four games. It's got 400 rushing yards. They're at home. They're the better team, they're the healthier team. Listen, the Niners against Vic Fangio. J-Mac talked about it earlier this week. The Niners and Shanahan against Vic Fangio average 12 points a game. They struggle against him. And they're too dependent on Christian McCaffrey. The defense has the fewest sacks in the league. Jalen Hurts is comfortable at home. Better roster, healthier roster. I'm gonna take the Eagles to win and the Eagles to cover, 28 to 20. Oregon versus Indiana. I like Indiana minus three and a …”
“… Williams. They do have the number one red zone offense. So they get sevens, not threes. They also have one turnover in the last three games. So they're, you know, they've won three straight games. I do think they run the ball a little better recently. Saquon Barkley, last four games. It's got 400 rushing yards. They're at home. They're the better team, they're the healthier team. Listen, the Niners against Vic Fangio. J-Mac talked about it earlier this week. The Niners and Shanahan against Vic Fangio average 12 points a game. They struggle against him. And they're too dependent on Christian McCaffrey. The defense has the fewest sacks in the league. Jalen Hurts is comfortable at home. Better roster, healthier roster. I'm gonna take the Eagles to win and the Eagles to cover, 28 to 20. Oregon versus Indiana. I like Indiana minus three and a half. I don't think that game at Autzen was as close as the score indicated. Indiana's coming off back-to-back wins where they hammered Alabama and they beat Ohio State. Three and O against top 10 opponents this year. I'd argue Indiana plays better against better teams. They crushed a good Illinois team. They hammered Oregon at Autzen. They, you …”
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The Jaguars are set to stun the Bills with a predicted 30-27 victory, fueled by their impressive defense and Trevor Lawrence's stellar performance. Meanwhile, the Eagles are favored to win against the 49ers 28-20, thanks to their strong red zone offense and a healthier roster. In college football, Indiana is expected to dominate Oregon, winning by at least three and a half points, showcasing their efficiency and strong recent form.
“… Goff, Jared Goff went number one. From Cal, was he a great athlete? It's just, it is. And people say, well, Brock Purdy, why did he go last? The Niners skipped on him six times. Again, why did Kurt Warner not get drafted? There are absolutely exceptions to everything. You know, in the NBA, I do think it really helps to be strong, physical with a great vertical jump and hyper-athletic. But you do realize who led the NBA in scoring in the 1980s, Alex English, who I'm not sure if I fold this paper, he could have jumped it over that. Jumped over that. I mean, I loved Alex English, but he played in …”
“… percentage. So he would, he not going later round. It does, I mean, you take guys now in the first round. I mean, Josh Allen didn't, and Mahomes didn't have winning records in college. But I mean, Thomas 6'5", well, he wasn't a great athlete. With Jared Goff, Jared Goff went number one. From Cal, was he a great athlete? It's just, it is. And people say, well, Brock Purdy, why did he go last? The Niners skipped on him six times. Again, why did Kurt Warner not get drafted? There are absolutely exceptions to everything. You know, in the NBA, I do think it really helps to be strong, physical with a great vertical jump and hyper-athletic. But you do realize who led the NBA in scoring in the 1980s, Alex English, who I'm not sure if I fold this paper, he could have jumped it over that. Jumped over that. I mean, I loved Alex English, but he played in the right system in Denver with, I think, Doug Moe. They scored, they had, you know, it was Isol and Fat Lever and Alex English. Alex English led the NBA in scoring in the 80s. He was not dunking. He, a little bit of an SGA feel to him. I mean, look at SGA right now. He's your NBA-like scoring guy. SGA doesn't fit the profile of wildly dynamic, …”
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Kurt Warner's journey from bagging groceries to NFL stardom challenges traditional quarterback evaluations. Unlike many top picks, Warner's success illustrates that exceptional talent can emerge from unexpected places, raising questions about how we assess players today. This story highlights the need for a broader perspective in scouting and evaluation.
“… defensive look and you don't really have to react to motion because you're balanced defensively. So this to me, you know, it'll be interesting. The Niners have to find a way to run the ball with some sustainability in this game against a Eagles defense that's been playing at a really high level for the last six, seven weeks. What defines today, last four weeks, what defines Philadelphia's offense when you look at the film today? That's a tough question. I mean, I think what their identity still is is running the football. They just haven't done it as well. I've got a stat for you that will blow …”
“… have that guy. So they rely heavily on scheme, heavily on motion. They use motion a ton. Vic Fangio will be well aware of that. I would expect that you'll see the Eagles line up a lot in that quarter shell, that four across where it's a balanced defensive look and you don't really have to react to motion because you're balanced defensively. So this to me, you know, it'll be interesting. The Niners have to find a way to run the ball with some sustainability in this game against a Eagles defense that's been playing at a really high level for the last six, seven weeks. What defines today, last four weeks, what defines Philadelphia's offense when you look at the film today? That's a tough question. I mean, I think what their identity still is is running the football. They just haven't done it as well. I've got a stat for you that will blow you away, okay? Last year, okay, 2024, in the second half of games, the second half, only the second half, Saquon Barkley gained over 1,750 yards just in the second half. This year, in the second half of games, he's gained just over 500 yards. That's a difference of 1,200 yards. That's a ridiculous difference. They've not been able to close out …”
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The Jaguars are averaging 34 points per game since week 11, showcasing a powerful offensive strategy led by Trevor Lawrence. This success stems from reduced receiver splits and a strong focus on the middle of the field, challenging even elite defenses like the Bills'. With defensive strategies evolving, the Jaguars are proving hard to stop in their winning streak.
“… of coaches want to defer we want the ball second half, right? Chance to double up you get points late first half and then get the ball second Do the Niners say we want the ball and we need to get an early lead here We need to go down the field get a lead and make Jalen Hurts put the ball in the air Absolutely. Yeah when you have a great game does play designer and play caller take the ball Yeah, take the ball get though I think I don't know what the number is But I think taking a lead in the NFL is like a 63% winner or it's like it's 58 I mean it said it's absolutely an advantage and The Niners …”
“… they lost Slater and alt months ago and Minters been excellent as a defensive coordinator Let me go back to that other just that you had on Shanahan and the lack of comebacks I'm wondering does that change his outlook on this game? Do you and a lot of coaches want to defer we want the ball second half, right? Chance to double up you get points late first half and then get the ball second Do the Niners say we want the ball and we need to get an early lead here We need to go down the field get a lead and make Jalen Hurts put the ball in the air Absolutely. Yeah when you have a great game does play designer and play caller take the ball Yeah, take the ball get though I think I don't know what the number is But I think taking a lead in the NFL is like a 63% winner or it's like it's 58 I mean it said it's absolutely an advantage and The Niners have shown you they're not a great come-from-behind team Yeah, by the way, Trent Williams is gonna be the most watched name on the injury report throughout the league this week It's so good. If they don't have him they're in trouble”
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No quarterback has ever won a playoff game with an offensive line as poorly ranked as the Chargers. This highlights the remarkable achievement of Justin Herbert, leading his team to an 11-6 record despite losing key players. The Niners, needing an early lead, face pressure as injuries threaten their playoff chances.
“… And then the playoffs and just kind of threw the Cowboys on his back anyway. I just, I just loved that whole Emmett run was really enjoyable. That Niners when the Montana got knocked out was an amazing game too. There was so many good runs. We're gonna talk about two games. Which one do you want to start with? Or do you want to do off season stuff first? No, you choose whatever I'm so. Before we do the game, give us your number one coaching subplot this week with all the other roulette that went around. Coaching subplot that's interesting. So McDaniel picking the Chargers job. Yeah. Did he, so …”
“… one where Emmett had the spring, had the separated shoulder and was just. That was a regular season game. What was the one when. Against the Giants. Yeah, it was against the Giants. But then in the playoffs. It was like week 16. But he wasn't right. And then the playoffs and just kind of threw the Cowboys on his back anyway. I just, I just loved that whole Emmett run was really enjoyable. That Niners when the Montana got knocked out was an amazing game too. There was so many good runs. We're gonna talk about two games. Which one do you want to start with? Or do you want to do off season stuff first? No, you choose whatever I'm so. Before we do the game, give us your number one coaching subplot this week with all the other roulette that went around. Coaching subplot that's interesting. So McDaniel picking the Chargers job. Yeah. Did he, so he couldn't get a head coaching job? What happened? He could have been in the running in Cleveland and he said, I'm gonna pull my name. Jim Harbaugh said, we'd love to have you. Basically he knew he wasn't getting the Baltimore job. So he told them he's in. His wife is from Southern California and he and Harbaugh hit it off. Now, can you imagine the …”
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The debate rages over whether quarterbacks should have a say in hiring their head coaches, as Josh Allen is rumored to influence the Bills' coaching search. With the player empowerment movement gaining traction, this raises questions about the balance of power within NFL teams. Is it wise to let a player pick their coach, or does it lead to chaos?
“… You're right. Yep. They did good good point Hank good point Hank. I'm thinking of like the Raiders against the Bucks that's pretty are the The Niners and Chargers. Yeah, that was an ugly one that one was ugly Steve Young pieced up the Chargers That line was like 14 that was that not even support like it was ugly, but it was supposed to be ugly Yeah, if you make that I guess at least you have have there been other embarrassing ones recently recently We've we've been on some pretty good like Super Bowls in terms of actually Bucks Chiefs was kind of embarrassing Yeah, or a touchdown. Yes, or a …”
“… like some of those The the like third and fourth bills ones in the 90s Yeah When it was just a blowout blowout Or like the people don't talk about how the Chiefs got embarrassed last year like that gets that gets you're right kind of like forgot You're right. Yep. They did good good point Hank good point Hank. I'm thinking of like the Raiders against the Bucks that's pretty are the The Niners and Chargers. Yeah, that was an ugly one that one was ugly Steve Young pieced up the Chargers That line was like 14 that was that not even support like it was ugly, but it was supposed to be ugly Yeah, if you make that I guess at least you have have there been other embarrassing ones recently recently We've we've been on some pretty good like Super Bowls in terms of actually Bucks Chiefs was kind of embarrassing Yeah, or a touchdown. Yes, or a joke Chiefs didn't score a touchdown. Yeah, I would say it's it's You do get the two weeks where you get to enjoy your team leading up to the Super Bowl That's a fun. That's a fun period of time where you just like Embracing the idea that you get to go to this party reading all the national media stories about your team It also I think the …”
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Would you prefer your team to not make the Super Bowl or to play and face humiliation? The discussion dives into how being in the Super Bowl offers excitement, but an embarrassing loss can haunt fans forever. From the Broncos' disastrous start to the Chiefs' touchdown drought, the stakes of embarrassment versus absence are laid bare.
“… do it. For the record, it's really hard. Drafting is really hard. The best with I mean, you know, the Rams have whiffed on second rounders. The Niners have. It's hard. So there is no there's no exact science to guessing how a 22 year old will work. You know, I mean, Keon Coleman, Florida to Buffalo, just the weather alone. You know, it's like, wow, that's a different. He probably never been to Buffalo before, right? Like a lot of these kids. But what is the sense? Is it fair to say? Since Josh Allen, 55 draft picks, two pro bowlers, is it fair is that a fair criticism that he has struggled in …”
“… about him? Because I don't know him, nor do I have any even a text relationship. And they said he's really good with the cap. He's not necessarily known as an elite John Snyder level, you know, like what you would say personnel guy doesn't mean he can't do it. For the record, it's really hard. Drafting is really hard. The best with I mean, you know, the Rams have whiffed on second rounders. The Niners have. It's hard. So there is no there's no exact science to guessing how a 22 year old will work. You know, I mean, Keon Coleman, Florida to Buffalo, just the weather alone. You know, it's like, wow, that's a different. He probably never been to Buffalo before, right? Like a lot of these kids. But what is the sense? Is it fair to say? Since Josh Allen, 55 draft picks, two pro bowlers, is it fair is that a fair criticism that he has struggled in the draft or do you see personnel as he's been reasonably solid, like most GM's hits and misses? Yeah, you know what? That's a great question, because I think everybody's asking that same exact question right now, because who's at fault here, right? Is it the head coach or the GM for why this team forget winning a Super Bowl hasn't gotten to a …”
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Sean McDermott has the most playoff wins without a Super Bowl appearance, raising questions about his coaching effectiveness. With only two Pro Bowl players drafted since Josh Allen, critics wonder if the blame lies with the head coach or the GM. As the team struggles to reach the Super Bowl, this debate intensifies among fans and analysts alike.
“… gonna jump to the playoff losses that you feel like he has no culpability on. 2012, they score 31 in the divisional round against San Francisco. The Niners and Colin Kaepernick score 45. and just the Packers defense has no answer whatsoever. 2016, the Falcons put up 44 on the Packers defense in the NFC championship game. I feel like there's not much you can do there. The very next year, 2019, the Niners and a rushing attack that I think in that game, they threw the ball. Was that the game? They threw the ball eight times. Yep. The Niners threw the ball eight times and scored 37 points to go to the …”
“… Wow. The first ever playoff game was a 51-45 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Now the loss was on a strip sack returned for a touchdown, but that you score 45 points, that should be enough. Second year in the playoffs, they win the Super Bowl. I'm now gonna jump to the playoff losses that you feel like he has no culpability on. 2012, they score 31 in the divisional round against San Francisco. The Niners and Colin Kaepernick score 45. and just the Packers defense has no answer whatsoever. 2016, the Falcons put up 44 on the Packers defense in the NFC championship game. I feel like there's not much you can do there. The very next year, 2019, the Niners and a rushing attack that I think in that game, they threw the ball. Was that the game? They threw the ball eight times. Yep. The Niners threw the ball eight times and scored 37 points to go to the Super Bowl. Those three playoff losses, and those are all huge ones. It's fair to say, What did you want from Aaron? What more could he have done? I'll add one more. The year they're defending their championship, they're 15 and one. They're at home against the New York Giants. The Giants scored 37 points in freezing cold and sent him home to go on …”
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Despite his immense talent, Aaron Rodgers' leadership has often been questioned, especially after disappointing playoff performances. In key moments, he has shown a tendency to shift blame rather than take responsibility, which has affected his legacy. This analysis dives into his playoff history, highlighting both the failures of his defenses and his own shortcomings in critical games.
“… game and by the way he sorry not McDaniel McDonald This is his second playoff game, and he didn't even have to coach the fourth quarter against the Niners Okay, so he's never been in one of these ten spots and and same deal for Darnold like he coached it Yeah, I think he had what 17 pass attempts or something ridiculous like I I think Seattle's gonna be in some trouble Let's go to the AFC and Colin I don't know I I heard a rumor you might be skiing During the AFC championship game because there's not a lot of excitement around Stidham versus May sorry Broncos fans obviously Vrabel and company are …”
“… bet if I get Stafford McVay and that offense and a field goal I don't care where the games at they just won in in you know feels like minus 11 they can win in Seattle How much does experience matter to you McVay huge edge? This is McDaniels second game and by the way he sorry not McDaniel McDonald This is his second playoff game, and he didn't even have to coach the fourth quarter against the Niners Okay, so he's never been in one of these ten spots and and same deal for Darnold like he coached it Yeah, I think he had what 17 pass attempts or something ridiculous like I I think Seattle's gonna be in some trouble Let's go to the AFC and Colin I don't know I I heard a rumor you might be skiing During the AFC championship game because there's not a lot of excitement around Stidham versus May sorry Broncos fans obviously Vrabel and company are very excited to be here here. He is talking about the tall task after the Texans game Be the best defense that we played today because it's the next one man. That's just how this goes or play a lot of confidence They're good on the perimeter Really good up front in the athleticism. They have size they put a lot of pressure on you, so It's just how …”
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The Detroit Lions' recent hiring of Drew Petzing has fans divided, as he comes from a mixed tenure in Arizona. Despite criticisms, the Lions' offensive talent could allow Petzing to thrive, especially with a strong offensive line and better ownership. This coaching change might just be the key to unlocking the Lions' potential in a competitive NFC landscape.
“… done just because he doesn't have any special measurables and he was mr. Relevant We got to see what the guy's doing. He's the best quarterback. The Niners have had post Kaepernick and that one special post and when he's in the lineup, they win. Absolutely. They win a lot of games They you know, they're a different team and there's a different scenario if he doesn't get hurt in that Philadelphia game You know a couple years ago Like Brock Purdy has proven all the doubters all the naysayers to be wrong at some point even if you were on that corner You got a bill look at and be like this guy gets an …”
“… and Brock Purdy I mean when he goes down and Mack Jones comes in was probably the most disrespected player in the NFL I had people tell me he's not a top 20 quarterback. Like what film have you watched? I think we're disregarding everything he's done just because he doesn't have any special measurables and he was mr. Relevant We got to see what the guy's doing. He's the best quarterback. The Niners have had post Kaepernick and that one special post and when he's in the lineup, they win. Absolutely. They win a lot of games They you know, they're a different team and there's a different scenario if he doesn't get hurt in that Philadelphia game You know a couple years ago Like Brock Purdy has proven all the doubters all the naysayers to be wrong at some point even if you were on that corner You got a bill look at and be like this guy gets an NFL game and guess what? He's always come the game is not moving too fast for him. Nope, and he can move a little bit I like absolutely the swag and the teams behind him. I like everything about Purdy. He getting a little loose Yes, his personality is really starting to evolve Yeah, I think the Niners can get behind that but the Eagles I mean you …”
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The Eagles' championship defense could lead them to another Super Bowl, but their struggling offense raises questions. With Brock Purdy proving his worth as the best quarterback since Kaepernick, the 49ers are not to be underestimated. This matchup will be a test of both teams' strengths and weaknesses on the field.
“So if you look at what the Niners have done since week six, their wins, they're not beating teams with the elite level defenses because they can't offer that. They just they just like when you watch that Seattle game, it was 13 to three, but it didn't feel like that. It felt like twenty seven to three. It didn't feel that competitive. Yeah, they got they got murdered. The Niners prove they're like an NBA team that wants to play in the one twenties or one thirties. They want to …”
“So if you look at what the Niners have done since week six, their wins, they're not beating teams with the elite level defenses because they can't offer that. They just they just like when you watch that Seattle game, it was 13 to three, but it didn't feel like that. It felt like twenty seven to three. It didn't feel that competitive. Yeah, they got they got murdered. The Niners prove they're like an NBA team that wants to play in the one twenties or one thirties. They want to get into a high flying game where they can score a bunch of points and just get to a position close to the end of the game. And hopefully they're coaching and they did it against Colts and they did it against the Bears. I mean, they scored they want to get forty eight or forty two to thirty eight. I mean, that's that's how they wanted to play. And …”
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The Eagles are poised to dominate the 49ers in the playoffs due to San Francisco's depleted roster and questionable defense. With elite talent and a strong game plan, Philadelphia's chances of success are high, especially if they can exploit the Niners' weaknesses. The stakes are raised in what could be a pivotal matchup this postseason.
“… 83 year, right? And Jaden Daniels just about went to the Superbowl a year ago. So add that to the pile as well. I think you have to think that yes. Niners, Eagles home team laying four and a half 44 and a half, as you're told at the time of this recording, Niners couldn't stop Seattle from running and couldn't start running on the Seattle defense last week. I don't really see why either of those things is going to change much against this Eagles team. Jeff Schwartz, how say you? Yeah, it's a sort of strength versus strength and weakness versus weakness, right? Where you have a situation where you …”
“… at a point where the 2024 QB class is in the conversation for best ever? I mean, that's a pretty loaded half dozen names I just threw at you. We would have to be right. Yeah. I mean, the answer, the short answer is yes. It would be, it'd be like the 83 year, right? And Jaden Daniels just about went to the Superbowl a year ago. So add that to the pile as well. I think you have to think that yes. Niners, Eagles home team laying four and a half 44 and a half, as you're told at the time of this recording, Niners couldn't stop Seattle from running and couldn't start running on the Seattle defense last week. I don't really see why either of those things is going to change much against this Eagles team. Jeff Schwartz, how say you? Yeah, it's a sort of strength versus strength and weakness versus weakness, right? Where you have a situation where you have the Niners offense versus the Eagles defense, right? Those are the two strengths of those teams. The Niners defense against the Eagles offense, those are the weaknesses of both teams. But the question is like the Eagles get Lane Johnson back, presumably. That's right. What's going to stop? Who's stopping? Who in the Niners is stopping the …”
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The Jacksonville Jaguars are poised to defeat the Buffalo Bills in a crucial playoff matchup. With the Bills struggling under pressure and the Jags showcasing a strong rushing offense, Jacksonville's strategy could lead them to victory despite Buffalo's star quarterback, Josh Allen. This game could mark a turning point for the Jags as they aim to advance in the postseason.
“A and all darn old haters owe that man an apology as the Niners fans can't say foot or bow. Bang, bang, Niner, bang. Hey, Sam Dunn has been playing his tail off. He been playing his tail off. Um hey, they might tear that contract up and hey, come on. We gonna go and do right by you. I don't think they can do it right now cuz they got Spoon they gotta deal with. I don't know if you can keep both Spoon and Wollin. Nobody got to go. You can do that. And if I do something with Ernest Jones. And that's a good …”
“A and all darn old haters owe that man an apology as the Niners fans can't say foot or bow. Bang, bang, Niner, bang. Hey, Sam Dunn has been playing his tail off. He been playing his tail off. Um hey, they might tear that contract up and hey, come on. We gonna go and do right by you. I don't think they can do it right now cuz they got Spoon they gotta deal with. I don't know if you can keep both Spoon and Wollin. Nobody got to go. You can do that. And if I do something with Ernest Jones. And that's a good problem to have. Problem to have. Cuz next year, you're gonna have to do something with JSN. Boy, he finna reset the market, boy. You be absolutely right. Uh LeVar four, do y'all think that was Sean's last game coaching the Bills? Who's more favorable matchup for the Broncos, Houston's a path. There are no favorable matchups without your starting …”
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Sam Darnold is proving his worth this season, leaving Niners fans who doubted him with a lot to reconsider. As discussions swirl around the future of Sean Payton and the Broncos' matchups, it’s clear that Darnold's performance could change the narrative for both him and the team. The upcoming games against Houston and New England will be crucial for evaluating the Broncos' chances moving forward.
“… uh, there's zero percent chance. It's true, but it might be true. It might be true It's something you should think about I'll tell you this if any Niners players are trying to combat this I've got some crystal mats that I'm looking once used that I'm looking to get rid of for the cheap price of 1,500 a mat barely used barely used so that clearly would be something that would stop this. Yeah barely Emphasis on barely as barely used as possible Yeah, right. Uh, right the saddest story you can in six words for sale crystal mats barely Yeah, I max I I think you guys are gonna win this game I and …”
“… but still I've got a lot of kidney stones several ribs Peter King stole Peter King stole It didn't never pay me back for an In-N-Out burger a lot of bad stuff. Everything's going downhill since then we cove it happened Not too long after yeah, it's uh, there's zero percent chance. It's true, but it might be true. It might be true It's something you should think about I'll tell you this if any Niners players are trying to combat this I've got some crystal mats that I'm looking once used that I'm looking to get rid of for the cheap price of 1,500 a mat barely used barely used so that clearly would be something that would stop this. Yeah barely Emphasis on barely as barely used as possible Yeah, right. Uh, right the saddest story you can in six words for sale crystal mats barely Yeah, I max I I think you guys are gonna win this game I and it's not a knock on the the Niners the Niners had a Decent defense. I would think it would be a totally different, you know game But they just they're so ravaged on defense and Trent Williams and Ricky Pearsall are massive Mm-hmm. I I almost feel like Max you'll agree with this that how bad the Niners looked last week. Like that's that's gotta scare …”
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In a bold move, a Philadelphia bar flatly refused to host a gathering for 49ers fans ahead of a crucial playoff game, declaring their loyalty to the Eagles. This rejection highlights the intense rivalry and passion of Eagles supporters, especially during playoff season. The story serves as a reminder of the lengths fans will go to protect their home turf.
“… struggled. They've got all the playmakers. They have all the pieces. They're playing a little bit better now than they were. And then you have the Niners, who defense is obviously the Achilles heel. The injury's there, but they just, you know, they've gotta be able to somehow try to create some turnovers. Jalen Hurts doesn't really turn the ball over that much. And the Niners offense has been on fire, other than the game against the Seahawks. So this one's really intriguing to me. I think, and this might be just me rooting for that underdog. I mean, look at all the starting quarterbacks that are …”
“… figuring out who's gonna win, because it's two completely opposite teams, the way they're set up, right? I mean, the Eagles defense, Vic Fangio, they're proven. They've been playing awesome, especially the back half of the year. The offense has struggled. They've got all the playmakers. They have all the pieces. They're playing a little bit better now than they were. And then you have the Niners, who defense is obviously the Achilles heel. The injury's there, but they just, you know, they've gotta be able to somehow try to create some turnovers. Jalen Hurts doesn't really turn the ball over that much. And the Niners offense has been on fire, other than the game against the Seahawks. So this one's really intriguing to me. I think, and this might be just me rooting for that underdog. I mean, look at all the starting quarterbacks that are in the playoffs right now. I think two of them were drafted in the first round. Jalen Hurts, second round pick, and Brock Purdy. I think the Niners win this game, man. I really do. And Vic Fangio has done a great job. Shanahan obviously loves him and the work that he does. But I think the Niners find a way, both teams are experienced in the …”
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The Niners are poised to win against the Eagles, despite both teams being playoff veterans. The Eagles have a strong defense led by Vic Fangio, but their offense has struggled, while the Niners' offense is on fire. This intriguing matchup could hinge on turnovers, as Jalen Hurts rarely gives the ball away, making it a must-watch game.
“… don't win, but for the most part, it's the playoffs. You're just better off thinking in your head, can they actually win? And this is a key one for Niners Eagles. Don't take the Niners plus four and a half and be like, I think it's going to be close. It could be a three point. Do you think the Niners are going to win or not? And if you don't think they're going to win, don't take them with the four and a half. The next two are weather related and they're also very important. And this one, especially I added this year, beware of all dome or warm weather teams playing outdoors in cold weather or …”
“… distraction or tragedy is a galvanizing force not in play yet. Rule number six is a really important one. Never pick an underdog unless you genuinely believe that it has a chance to win. This doesn't always hit. There's been times underdogs cover but don't win, but for the most part, it's the playoffs. You're just better off thinking in your head, can they actually win? And this is a key one for Niners Eagles. Don't take the Niners plus four and a half and be like, I think it's going to be close. It could be a three point. Do you think the Niners are going to win or not? And if you don't think they're going to win, don't take them with the four and a half. The next two are weather related and they're also very important. And this one, especially I added this year, beware of all dome or warm weather teams playing outdoors in cold weather or cold weather teams playing outdoors in humid weather, which is really Florida and Carolina. So we have that in play this weekend. We have a Florida home game and we have a Carolina home game. And it seems like Jacksonville is going to be high 60s. You have this Buffalo team that's cold all the time, getting a little game eater in the afternoon. I'm …”
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Never bet on underdogs unless you truly believe they can win, especially in the playoffs. Consider factors like weather and team performance; for example, warm-weather teams often struggle in cold conditions. These strategies can help you make smarter bets as the postseason unfolds.
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