Digest

The podcast begins with a discussion about Dak Prescott's contract situation with the Dallas Cowboys. The hosts debate whether Prescott will sign a new long-term deal before the season starts, considering the flatlining quarterback market and the potential for Prescott to command a higher price on the open market. They also discuss the Cowboys' reluctance to pay Prescott a high salary due to his postseason record and their lack of consistent support for him. The conversation then shifts to Travis Kelce's importance to Patrick Mahomes's success. The hosts agree that Kelce is a significant contributor to Mahomes's success, but they also acknowledge the importance of other factors like coaching and the offensive system. They highlight the unique relationship between Mahomes and Kelce, comparing them to two Batmans who share a deep understanding of the game. Finally, the podcast explores the potential for the current Team USA to dominate Michael Jordan's 1992 Dream Team. The hosts share their opinions on the strengths and weaknesses of each team, acknowledging the impressive athleticism and skill of the current team but arguing that the 1992 Dream Team had a different level of mental toughness and killer instinct. They discuss the challenges of guarding Michael Jordan and the "Jordan Rules" that were implemented by the Detroit Pistons.

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Dak Prescott's Contract Situation and the Cowboys' Dilemma

The podcast begins with a discussion about Dak Prescott's contract situation with the Dallas Cowboys. The hosts debate whether Prescott will sign a new long-term deal before the season starts, considering the flatlining quarterback market and the potential for Prescott to command a higher price on the open market. They also discuss the Cowboys' reluctance to pay Prescott a high salary due to his postseason record and their lack of consistent support for him.

00:01:18

Travis Kelce's Impact on Patrick Mahomes's Success

The conversation then shifts to Travis Kelce's importance to Patrick Mahomes's success. The hosts agree that Kelce is a significant contributor to Mahomes's success, but they also acknowledge the importance of other factors like coaching and the offensive system. They highlight the unique relationship between Mahomes and Kelce, comparing them to two Batmans who share a deep understanding of the game.

00:24:29

Team USA vs. the 1992 Dream Team: A Debate

Finally, the podcast explores the potential for the current Team USA to dominate Michael Jordan's 1992 Dream Team. The hosts share their opinions on the strengths and weaknesses of each team, acknowledging the impressive athleticism and skill of the current team but arguing that the 1992 Dream Team had a different level of mental toughness and killer instinct. They discuss the challenges of guarding Michael Jordan and the "Jordan Rules" that were implemented by the Detroit Pistons.

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Q&A

• What is the current status of Duck Prescott's contract negotiations with the Dallas Cowboys?

  There are conflicting reports about the progress of negotiations. Jerry Jones has indicated that he wants to see more from Prescott this season, suggesting a deal may not be reached before the season starts. However, Steven Jones sounds confident that a deal will be reached sooner than later.

• Why is Keishawn unsure about Duck Prescott signing a new long-term deal with the Cowboys before the season starts?

  Keishawn believes that the quarterback market has flatlined, and Prescott could command a higher price on the open market if he waits until the offseason. He also believes that Prescott has no rush to sign a deal, as he is financially secure and could benefit from playing out the season.

• How important is Travis Kelsey to Patrick Mahomes's success?

  Keishawn believes that Kelsey contributes about 7% to Mahomes's success. He acknowledges that this is a significant percentage, but emphasizes that other factors like coaching and the offensive system also play a crucial role.

• Would the current Team USA dominate Michael Jordan's 1992 Dream Team?

  The hosts disagree on whether the current Team USA would dominate the 1992 Dream Team. They acknowledge that the current team is impressive but argue that the 1992 Dream Team had a different level of mental toughness and killer instinct.

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