By Dub City & Simsinator
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Defense wins championships. It's the most cliche phrase in football (alongside it's a game of inches). This episode we compare two of the greatest defenses of the latest 20 years, the Legion of Boom Seahawks with the 2000s Ravens.
The LOB, or Legion of Boom, were different in the fact that they were spearheaded by their DBs, specifically Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas, and Kam Chancellor. With a pair of Linebackers in KJ Wright and Bobby Wagner, and a cast of solid rushers led by Michael Bennet, they had talent at all 11 positions and all 3 levels, which led to a great defense. Their best year was probably 2013 where they won the super bowl and picked off nearly twice as many passes as touchdowns allowed through the air in the regular season. In their 3-5 year run, they went to back to back Super Bowls and won one of them, demolishing one of the most statically proficient scoring offenses in the 2013 Broncos.
The Ravens defense's best year statistically was 2000, where they won the Super Bowl and were led by a young Ray Lewis and a veteran Rod Woodson. We take a look at their entire 2000s run though, as Ed Reed was drafted in 2002 and Terell Suggs in 2003 to complete a 3 headed monster that collected 4 Defensive Player of the Year Awards in 12 years (2 by Ray, 1 for Reed and Suggs each) in that span of dominance. 2 Super Bowls in 2 appearances 11 years apart isn't bad either.
But who was better? It's always hard to compare eras, but looking at the way they were built (Ravens with HOFs at each level that were all first round picks), vs. the LOB (many of them draft steals on their rookie contracts and a team defense that gelled well) it provides for a fun comparison. Let us know which defense you in on via Instagram @in_n_outpodcast or email us at [email protected] to lets us know!
LOB highlights
The 2000 Super Bowl, where the Ravens defense forced 5 turnovers on a way to a dominating performance.
What a START to the NFL SEASON! Some great games all around, and especially the primetime ones to start the week (Brady's game winning drive against Cowboys) and end the week (Carr's throw to beat the Ravens in OT after a false finish and subsequent turnovers)!
The games on Sunday were also phenomenal. If you somehow missed the return of NFL football, don't worry, we got you guys covered. This episode we'll go over the biggest surprises, statements made, rookie debuts, players on new teams debuting, and fantasy picks on the waiver wire.
Let us know your thoughts at [email protected] or on Instagram @in_n_outpodcast and catch y'all next week!
Adam Warrayat, the commissioner of the KEEFAK league for the past 10 years, joins us in this special episode! With the NFL season starting this week, we wanted to not only preview and give our picks, but everybody's favorite subject: FANTASY FOOTBALL! We bring on a commissioner in Adam to see how that thankless job differs from others who play fantasy football, and get his insight as someone who has run an evolving league for 10 years now.
Our outlook for today's episode:
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We all know defense wins championships, but offense draws viewers. It's fun to watch, and it changes the way the game is played. 2 teams come to mind when we talk game changing offenses, and the similarities in them is what made us want to do a deep dive.
The Greatest Show on Turf, the nickname for the 1999-2001 St. Louis Rams were led by a dynamic duo of WRs drafted 5 years apart (Issac Bruce and Torry Holt), an amazing RB (Marshall Faulk), and a gun-slinger at QB in Kurt Warner. They also had a HOF level piece on the offensive line in Orlando Pace. Those pieces broke offensive records in their time, as well as collected 3 MVPs (in 3 Years), a Super Bowl Championship, and another Super Bowl appearance.
The 2000s Colts had their own dynamic duo of WRs drafted 5 years apart (Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne), an amazing RB (Edgerrin James), and a gun-slinger at QB in Peyton Manning They also had a HOF level piece on the offensive line in Jeff Saturday. Those pieces broke offensive records in their time, as well as collected 4 MVPs (in 8 Years), a Super Bowl Championship, and another Super Bowl appearance.
But who was better? It's hard to compare eras, especially because the rule change in the 2003 offseason but we break down some of the impact to the game they had, the successes they had, and which ones were our personal preference.
Some Rams highlights
Some Colts highlights:
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We're back with another NFL GM strategy episode! Last few (Episode #7 and #23 give it a listen) was greatly received and was requested to do a further deep dive, so this episode we talk about how to transition from your generational talent at the most important position in football, the QB.
This topic was inspired by Simsinator's Colts (Peyton-->Luck) as well as the current situation in Green Bay, plus their all too familiar past with this in Favre-->Rodgers well documented transition.
We cover the past 20 years in this epsiode, so also throw in Drew Brees passing the San Diego torch to Phillip Rivers in the mid 2000s. Unfortunately, this crosses out another well documented and heated transition, Joe Montana to Steve Young in the early 90s.
Finally, Dub City and Simsinator share their thoughts and how they would do it if they had the chance as a GM to transition to the next generation. What would you do?
Let us know your thoughts at [email protected] or on Instagram @in_n_outpodcast and catch y'all next week!
In this episode we'll do another variant of player comparisons, this one covering the TE position. Until recent years, it's been mostly a blocking and a few catches here and there. Then the rise of these candidates made it to the fact where TEs became the most un-guardable position in offense: too fast for LBs, and too big for safeties and corners.
We felt the 4 main ones in the conversation where Antonio Gates, Rob Gronkowski, Shannon Sharpe, and Tony Gonzalez. Each have had decade long careers (Gronk is now back and maybe even extending it) and were dominant in their own rights.
Follow along as we take a look at the stats, the reasoning and other advanced metrics that no one seems to talk about (like the "eye test" and who changed the game the most), to see who we come up with as well as our subjective opinion on these 3 influential guys who crossed over the same era.
So who are you in on? Relive some of the best games/highlights for each of them:
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4x Pro Bowl, 2x All-Pro, 1 ring in 3 SB appearances, 2x MVP, Hall of Famer over 12 NFL seasons.
32K yards, 208 TDs, and 128 INTs don't paint the full picture of the QB of the Greatest Show on Turf.
Perseverance, grit, and coming back give it the color that made everyone root for the underdog. This is, the Kurt Warner Story.
We talk about the many twists and turns it took for Kurt to even get into the league, which was A LOT. Multiple tryouts, NFL Europe, Arena Football, injuries, and more all played a big part.
But then when the opportunity arose, Kurt took the league by storm with the Greatest Show on Turf; early 2000s Rams were a sight to see.
BUT, Kurt Warner's story always has ups and downs, and the middle 5 years of his career were so bad that people were ready to discredit his Rams' achievements. A late resurgence and magical Cardinals run saved him and cemented his legacy as the true underdog story of a man who never quits.
Listen in to hear the full details and watch some of the highlights below for those who don't know about Kurt:
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Nola Knights, AKA as Captain Gabe Hassan, the winner of the In N Out Sports Podcast 2021 Bracket Challenge, guests on this episode! Yes, the winner of our brackets not only gets a free shirt, but also a guest appearance on a show! Keep that in mind next time we do our brackets so you can get a free shirt and potential guest appearance on the show!
FA started off in with a BANG this week! We had to jump on quickly for an episode as too many big moves happened since it opened Monday 6 pm EST.
We recap the below moves and MORE in this episode:
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We're back with another GM strategy episode! Last one (Episode #7 give it a listen) was greatly received and was requested to do a further deep dive, so this episode we talk about NFL draft busts and hidden gems.
You'll be surprised how many teams passed on superstars that were just one pick away, and how franchise altering that could be!
We also get into the what if scenarios, like what if a certain team won the last regular season game instead of lost and missed out on the #1 pick, how different would the league look?
Finally, we go into some comparisons about if YOU were a GM to build a championship contending team, is it better to hit on your high picks (top 10), or secure some gems in the later rounds (5-7 and UFA).
Let us know your thoughts at [email protected] or on Instagram @in_n_outpodcast and catch y'all next week!
NBA FINALS RECAP!
We recap each game by game, how the Bucks were able to shift their defensive strategies to slow down the Suns 3 headed attack, and more!
CONGRATS to Nola Knights for winning the bracket challenge! Let us know which brackets/challenges you'd like us to do next!
Finally, we do an overview of some of the trade/free agency rumors and an early prediction of where some of the stars will go!
Let us know your thoughts at [email protected] or on Instagram @in_n_outpodcast and catch y'all next week!
The podcast currently has 31 episodes available.