PMS 2.0 1184 - Michael Lombardi, Adam Schefter, Mark Kaboly, & AJ Hawk

Update: 2024-08-20

Digest

This podcast dives into the excitement surrounding the upcoming football season, with the hosts expressing their passion for the sport and their anticipation for the Super Bowl. They discuss the IUK situation and Adam Schaefter's predictions, followed by a recap of recent NFL news and stories. One of the hosts shares their experience at a WWE event in South Florida, highlighting the record-breaking attendance and the enthusiasm of the crowd. The conversation then shifts to the Patriots fans' reactions to the Matthew Judon trade to the Atlanta Falcons, analyzing the implications of Judon's comments about proving himself in Atlanta. The hosts delve into the Falcons' aggressive recruiting efforts, particularly their attempts to sign Justin Simmons, and discuss the potential for a Son Retic situation with the Jets. They continue to analyze the Falcons' pursuit of Judon and their efforts to build a strong team, exploring the potential impact of the trade on the Patriots. The discussion then turns to contract negotiations, focusing on Matthew Judeon's situation with the Atlanta Falcons, Brandon Ayuk's negotiations with the San Francisco 49ers, Trent Williams' contract situation with the 49ers, and Jamar Chase's negotiations with the Cincinnati Bengals. The hosts also provide an update on Justin Herbert's injury and discuss the ban on the hip drop tackle. They then discuss Fanatics Fest and Chefty's injury sustained during a 40-yard dash, highlighting the importance of player safety. The conversation shifts to the upcoming Monday Night Football countdown and the addition of Jason Kelsey to the crew, followed by a discussion about the mentalist's performance for the Bills and Eagles and a memorable dinner with NBA figures. The speaker recounts a time when he felt he might be attacked and describes his plan to handle the situation, including calling WWE Head of Security Jim Kelly. He also mentions a house fire involving his sister and the importance of having connections. The discussion then turns to the ongoing situation with the IU and the potential for him to be resigned with the 49ers, followed by an analysis of Brock Purdy's performance in the preseason. The speaker highlights a video of an Ole Miss team meeting where the running back coach makes a basket, showcasing the team's energy and camaraderie. He also discusses Lane Kiffin's preference for regular Coke and the potential for a Coke Zero switch. The speaker discusses Matt Rule's approach to coaching and the team's response to his accountability tactics, highlighting a video of Rule challenging his players during training camp. He explains why ESPN Plus is suspended for TikTok Live, referencing Jack Carr's actions in a recent video. The speaker mentions Steve Kerr's recent comments and the potential for a \"night night, bitch\" response from other parties. He also discusses a video of a man in Hulk Hogan's side-by-side and the unfairness of a potential fight. The speaker discusses the upcoming DNC and the potential for Kid Rock to perform at both parties. He speculates on the song he might sing and the impact of his performance. The speaker expresses his love for watching public speaking, regardless of the topic, and analyzes the different aspects of public speaking and the ability to captivate an audience. He also discusses the recent conventions and his excitement for the upcoming ones. Markableley, a contributor to WWE.com and correspondent for the program, joins the conversation and discusses his return to covering the Pittsburgh Steelers and the team's current situation, including the quarterback competition and the offensive line. The speaker discusses the potential of George Pickens and Russell Wilson, highlighting Pickens' ability to make absurd catches. He analyzes the Steelers' offensive strategy and the need for a number two receiver to take pressure off Pickens. The speaker discusses Broderick Jones' injury and the potential impact on the Steelers' offensive line. He explains the team's plans for the offensive line, including the return of Fathon who and the role of Dan Moore. The speaker discusses the Steelers' offensive struggles in recent years and the lack of hope for a Super Bowl win. He expresses his desire to see Steelers fans have fun on the offensive side and the potential for improvement with a young offensive line. The discussion revolves around Danny Smith, the Steelers' special teams coordinator, and his notorious gum chewing habit. The speakers discuss his gum consumption, his colorful language, and the importance of special teams in the upcoming season. The conversation shifts to the Steelers' quarterback situation, with the speakers speculating on who will start the season and how long their leash will be. They also discuss the potential impact of the new return rule on the team's special teams strategy. The discussion focuses on Adam Pearce, a WWE official, and his ability to manage the complex dynamics within the wrestling organization. The speakers highlight his role in resolving conflicts and ensuring the smooth running of events. This segment focuses on the use of Adam Pearce as a \"tank and pass\" player in a specific context. The term \"tank and pass\" likely refers to a strategy where one player acts as a strong defender (tank) while another player focuses on attacking (pass).

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