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In today's pod, Bill  and the guys predict this weekend’s NFL action, discuss the most wide-open field in memory, get into Kyle Tucker’s Dodgers move, and explain why an MLB lockout is exactly what the sport needs. Plus a crowded Bum Of The Week field.

While Bill believes the New York Giants won the coaching-cycle by hiring Harbaugh, NFL history tells a very different tale. The guys discuss why this time could be different, Lamar Jackson now having to face what he asked for, why sports gambling controversies are a good thing, worries over Carlos Alcaraz, and much more.

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Bill Reiter discusses the talent-blindness that ended Mike Tomliln’s time with the Steelers, praises the Pittsburgh head coach, and calls out those superstars who have helped destroy their own teams. Bill and Pretty Daddy also talk about Brooks Koepka’s return, Giannis booing his own fans, why so many Lakers fans hate LeBron, and hear a counterpoint from a listener who argues Tomlin is a bum.

A gleeful reaction as the Texans put an end to the idea Aaron Rodgers was the Steelers’ savior, and sympathy for the damaged excellence of Mike Tomlin. Plus Bill aggressively basks in his Bears’ stunning comeback (18:30), a defense of rooting against Rodgers (9:09), how Chicago’s winning ways are more about Ben Johnson than Caleb Williams (22:45), why Pat McAfee’s tired act is just a hypocrite’s cry for attention (53:27), Buy or Sell (40:00), Bill and Tom fall in love with “The Pitt” after its big night at the Golden Globe Awards (56:19), and more.

Bill reacts to the Miami-Ole Miss semifinal thriller. He and Stu talk about Oregon’s chances against Indiana tonight, the Trae Young trade, the weekend’s NFL playoff games, Miami firing Mike McDaniel, and more. Plus Buy or Sell and a crowded field for Bum Of The Week.

Bill lambasts Baltimore for firing John Harbaugh and ponders whether an NFL head coach is ultimately more important than an NFL quarterback. He and Stu also look at what NFL teams should fire their own head coach to make room for Harbaugh, debate what Lane Kiffin still owes Ole Miss, talk about the show’s return, and have a spirited Buy or Sell.

The show is back! Bill warns Tom Brady that he's veering toward Michael Jordan territory -- in the worst way possible. Bill and Pretty Daddy also rank the NFL's head-coach openings, discuss the show's future, talk through Baltimore's Lamar Jackson problem, argue about whether Caleb Williams is a better QB than Jordan Love, get into some NBA, and philosophize on whether or not it's OK to listen to this podcast in, well, the shower. That and more on Reiter Than You's triumphant return. 

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