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2 Dummies That Just Watch: A Sports Podcast Between Friends

Author: Will Hernandez and LeeJay Parrilla

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Tired of the same old sports takes? The 2 Dummies That Just Watch brings you raw, unfiltered sports talk that actually uses eyeballs—not just box scores.

Lifelong friends Will and LeeJay have been watching sports for decades, and now they’re bringing their true Brooklyn energy straight to your ears. 


From the New York City sports scene to the biggest headlines in sports, they’re breaking it all down with hot takes, humor, and real fan insight—no analytics degree required.


Hit subscribe and watch the game the way it was meant to be watched—with your own two eyes.

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The Giants keep finding ways to win, the Jets are running out of excuses, and LeeJay has officially HAD ENOUGH. On Episode 119 of Two Dummies That Just Watch, Will and LeeJay break down the Giants' 27–21 overtime win over the Houston Texans, J.J. McCarthy's first start, the resurgence of the running game, and a question Giants fans might not be ready to answer: What happens if McCarthy plays well enough to challenge Jaxson Dart? Meanwhile, the Jets fall to the previously winless Miami Dolphin...
New York football is back to being miserable. The Jets fall to 2-4 after another frustrating loss to the Patriots, and LeeJay unloads on Frank Reich's play-calling, Geno Smith's reluctance to take chances, and the growing criticism of Aaron Glenn. Meanwhile, the Giants blow a 10-point lead against the Saints, setting up a heated debate about whether J.J. McCarthy should replace Jameis Winston. Will and Erik want McCarthy starting immediately, but LeeJay thinks the Giants should be more carefu...
The Giants somehow escaped with a 27-27 tie against the Commanders, the Jets finally returned to the win column, and the Yankees' season ended in a disappointing playoff sweep. There's plenty for New York sports fans to argue about this week. LeeJay returns with plenty to say about the Jets' 17-12 win over Cleveland. He pushes back against fans and analysts dismissing the victory, defends Aaron Glenn against calls for his firing, and questions whether the offense can improve enough to compete...
The Giants are 3–1, sitting atop the NFC East and suddenly giving Will and Erik dangerous levels of hope. But how real is this start? We break down another Giants win, the Jameis Winston roller coaster, Arvell Reese’s breakout performance, Kayvon Thibodeaux’s disappearing act and whether this team could actually be headed toward meaningful football later this season. Then LeeJay joins us, and the mood changes quickly. After an ugly Jets loss to Chicago, LeeJay unloads on the offense, Frank Re...
The Giants are 2-1, but life without Jaxson Dart is already raising some big questions. Will and Erik break down the Giants’ ugly win, Jameis Winston’s struggles, the trade for J.J. McCarthy and why adding another young quarterback isn’t necessarily a threat to Dart. Plus: Najee Harris’ emergence, a suddenly reliable Giants special teams unit and the major concern facing the defense after losing Brian Burns. Then it’s onto the Jets, who showed fight again but still couldn’t finish the job. Is...
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