Spice Adams In Studio, NFL Week 3 Picks And Preview, Shohei 50/50, Aaron Rodgers Is Back And Fyre Fest Of The Week

Update: 2024-09-20

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This podcast episode delves into a variety of topics, starting with a discussion of the apparent tension between Aaron Rodgers and Robert Salah during a Jets game. The hosts then analyze the Patriots' performance, concluding they are a struggling team with a weak offensive line and a rookie head coach. They also discuss the Game Time Picks feature, which helps users find great deals on tickets to NFL games. The conversation shifts to Shohei Ohtani's incredible season, highlighting his 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases. The hosts speculate on whether he could pitch in the postseason and discuss the fan who caught his 50th home run. They then discuss Adrian Wojnarowski's retirement from ESPN and his new role as general manager of St. Bonaventure's basketball team. The hosts transition to football talk, discussing the current state of the NFL season and the impact of the two-high safety defensive scheme. They also highlight the Game Time app, the official ticketing partner of Barstool Sports. They analyze the performance of various quarterbacks, including Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray, and Derek Carr, and discuss the emergence of rookie quarterbacks like CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams. The hosts continue their discussion on the two-high safety scheme, debating its effectiveness and whether it is a legitimate strategy or a gimmick. They also discuss Mel Kiper's suggestion to ban the formation, which they find to be a "dumb rule." They engage in a humorous debate about the "one-TV guy" phenomenon, where someone only watches one game at a time during a doubleheader. The conversation then shifts to a discussion of the upcoming game between the Carolina Panthers and the Las Vegas Raiders, focusing on Andy Dalton's performance and the Panthers' strong running game. They also mention Gardner Minshew's resurgence and Brock Bowers' impressive rookie season. The hosts analyze the Dolphins' quarterback situation, with Skylar Thompson set to start. They delve into the superstition surrounding the number 19 for quarterbacks, citing Johnny Knight and other notable players who wore the number. They discuss the news of Dan Campbell selling his house due to Lions fans finding his address. They speculate on the impact of the loss to the Packers on Campbell's decision and the Lions' upcoming game against the Cardinals. The hosts analyze the Ravens' upcoming game against the Cowboys, highlighting the Ravens' need for a win after a tough start. They also discuss the potential for Mike McCarthy to break a record for wins as a Cowboys coach. They discuss the upcoming game between the 49ers and the Rams, labeling it a "kitchen sink" game for Sean McVay and a "lab" game for Kyle Shanahan. They analyze the teams' strengths and weaknesses and speculate on the outcome. The hosts discuss the Falcons' upcoming game against the Chiefs, highlighting the significance of Arthur Blank's induction into the Ring of Honor. They also discuss the Falcons' recent win over the Saints and the potential for a turning point in their season. They discuss their picks for the upcoming week's games and announce the punishment for last place in their picks league: a bachelor party and wedding. They also discuss potential sponsorships for the punishment. The hosts discuss their fantasy football picks for the week, with each host selecting a player they believe will score a touchdown. They also discuss the importance of having a strong running game and the potential for revenge games. They discuss their sleeper picks for the week, with each host selecting a player they believe will have a breakout performance. They also discuss the importance of watching the Baltimore Orioles and the potential for a "wire" style show about the team. The hosts continue discussing their sleeper picks for the week, with each host selecting a player they believe will have a breakout performance. They also discuss the importance of having a strong defense and the potential for a breakout performance by Caleb Williams. They interview former NFL player Spice Adams, discussing the Bears' performance and the importance of team identity. They also discuss the challenges of playing defense in the NFL and the importance of having a strong work ethic. Spice Adams discusses his journey to the NFL, highlighting his late start to playing football and his rapid rise to the professional level. He also discusses the importance of having a strong work ethic and the challenges of playing nose guard. He discusses the importance of having a strong teammate, highlighting the impact of former teammate Peanut Tillman on his career. He also discusses the importance of having a strong work ethic and the challenges of playing defense in the NFL. Spice Adams discusses his transition from NFL player to YouTube personality, highlighting the importance of embracing social media and the challenges of finding a second career. He also discusses the importance of family and the joy of coaching his son. The conversation starts with a humorous anecdote about the origin of Cream Biggums, a viral sensation born from a family photo shoot. The speaker, a former NFL player, decided to change into a yellow suit during the shoot, leading to unexpected fame and even commercials in Australia. The conversation shifts to the speaker's comedic basketball skills, specifically his ability to miss shots in a hilariously exaggerated way. This talent led to a viral video that caught the attention of celebrities like Kevin Hart and Snoop Dogg. The speaker details the spontaneous creation of the Cream Biggums character and the viral success of his basketball videos. He describes how a simple video filmed in his garage, with his phone on a ladder, went viral and led to appearances in NBA Live 19 and even a trip to Canada for motion capture. The conversation turns to a discussion of Justin Fields' performance as a quarterback, focusing on his ability to escape pressure and his accuracy. The speaker highlights Fields' potential but also acknowledges the need for improvement in his offensive line. The speaker, a former defensive lineman, shares his perspective on the frustration of being caught on a screen play. He emphasizes the importance of anticipating the play and the impact of a good defensive line coach. The conversation delves into the speaker's memories of the NFC Championship game, specifically praising the defense's performance after a shaky first drive. He acknowledges the impact of Jay Cutler's injury but emphasizes the defense's ability to shut down the Packers. The speaker reflects on the importance of a strong defense in a cold game, highlighting the challenge of holding a high-powered offense to a low score. He shares his personal experience playing in a particularly cold game and the unique challenges it presented. The speaker expresses his desire to return to the game, even for a few plays. He jokes about his ability to contribute in specific situations and the possibility of a "old-timers day" for the Bears. This segment is an advertisement for the Chevy Silverado, highlighting its strength, capability, and modern technology. The speaker emphasizes the Silverado's reliability and its role in his work and adventures. The conversation concludes with the hosts sharing their "FireFest" of the week, which are their current obsessions. One host is rewatching Game of Thrones, while the other is looking forward to college football season and a local pup punk show. The hosts discuss the challenges of waking up early for workouts, particularly the difficulty of resisting the urge to hit the snooze button. They share their strategies for overcoming this challenge, including mental alarm clocks and pre-workout shots. The hosts discuss their efforts to solve sleep problems, including snoring and the dog waking them up. They share their solutions, which include sound machines and breathing strips, and the humorous challenges they've faced with these methods.

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