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Ep. 266 - Madden Picks & Trudeau Quits
In this kickoff to 2025, David and Brad unpack how the New York Jets are letting teenagers with Xbox controllers make multi-million dollar personnel decisions, celebrate Justin Trudeau's long-overdue exit from Canadian politics, and try to make sense of why someone would blow up a Cybertruck at Trump Tower (spoiler: it's complicated). Plus, Skip Bayless proves once again that having money doesn't buy class, and Brad pitches his master plan to save humanity by unplugging from social media for six months.
In this kickoff to 2025, David and Brad unpack how the New York Jets are letting teenagers with Xbox controllers make multi-million dollar personnel decisions, celebrate Justin Trudeau's long-overdue exit from Canadian politics, and try to make sense of why someone would blow up a Cybertruck at Trump Tower (spoiler: it's complicated). Plus, Skip Bayless proves once again that having money doesn't buy class, and Brad pitches his master plan to save humanity by unplugging from social media for six months.
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By David Prodham and Brad SheafeEp. 266 - Madden Picks & Trudeau Quits
In this kickoff to 2025, David and Brad unpack how the New York Jets are letting teenagers with Xbox controllers make multi-million dollar personnel decisions, celebrate Justin Trudeau's long-overdue exit from Canadian politics, and try to make sense of why someone would blow up a Cybertruck at Trump Tower (spoiler: it's complicated). Plus, Skip Bayless proves once again that having money doesn't buy class, and Brad pitches his master plan to save humanity by unplugging from social media for six months.
In this kickoff to 2025, David and Brad unpack how the New York Jets are letting teenagers with Xbox controllers make multi-million dollar personnel decisions, celebrate Justin Trudeau's long-overdue exit from Canadian politics, and try to make sense of why someone would blow up a Cybertruck at Trump Tower (spoiler: it's complicated). Plus, Skip Bayless proves once again that having money doesn't buy class, and Brad pitches his master plan to save humanity by unplugging from social media for six months.