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On today's episode, Jason kicks things off with a quick thought on Kyrie Irving's peculiar press conference in which he attributed his 2-week hiatus from the team to 'just needing a pause'. Interesting. That's not to say Kyrie didn't have legitimate personal issues that kept him away ,but by not revealing an exact reason he definitely leaves things open to interpretation. In fact, one could argue that Kyrie's disappearing act in the middle of the season, coupled with a quick glance at his social media history, that maybe he just doesn't love basketball that much. Unlike the rest of the top stars in the NBA, he doesn't have a single basketball-related image on Instagram page. Again, interesting. This is something to keep an eye on as the Brooklyn Nets navigate the rest of their season. Later, Super Bowl champion Brady Poppinga swings by to discuss what it was like playing alongside Aaron Rodgers during his first Super Bowl run, why it wasn't surprised to see Rodgers perform so well after the Green Bay Packers drafted Jordan Love in the first round, why he believes New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill is the most over-criticized player in the NFL, why he sees flashes of Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes in BYU quarterback Zach Wilson and why believes Wilson is definitely the 2nd best quarterback prospect in the upcoming NFL Draft, how Mahomes concussion could play a big role in the AFC Championship game - even if he does get cleared to play, and much more!
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Doug shares what he thinks is the biggest problem in today’s NFL that no one else seems to be recognizing. He also explains why the Nets might be better off without superstar Kyrie Irving this season. Plus, Doug talks to former NFL QB and analyst Danny Kanell about the Eagles trying to fix their relationship with QB Carson Wentz after a chaotic 2020 season.
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Doug shares what he thinks is the biggest problem in today’s NFL that no one else seems to be recognizing. He also explains why the Nets might be better off without superstar Kyrie Irving this season. Plus, former NFL QB Chris Simms joins the show to preview the AFC & NFC Championship games.
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Doug discusses the possibility of long time Patriots OC Josh McDaniels getting another chance to be a NFL head coach and where he might succeed. Plus, NFL columnist Pete Prisco joins the show to tell Doug if the Deshaun Watson situation with the Texans is past the point of no return.
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Doug talks to former NFL QB and analyst Danny Kanell about the Eagles trying to fix their relationship with QB Carson Wentz after a chaotic 2020 season.
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Doug reacts to Tom Brady taking the Buccaneers to the NFC Championship in his first season in Tampa Bay and why this gives him bragging rights over the Patriots. Doug talks to Super Bowl champion and quarterback expert Trent Dilfer about Lamar Jackson and the Ravens only scoring 3 points against the Bills. Plus, Doug discusses the Saints losing at home to the Buccaneers and why it's time for legendary quarterback Drew Brees to retire from the NFL.
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Doug reacts to Tom Brady taking the Buccaneers to the NFC Championship in his first season in Tampa Bay and why this gives him bragging rights over the Patriots. Doug talks to Super Bowl champion and quarterback expert Trent Dilfer about Lamar Jackson and the Ravens only scoring 3 points against the Bills.
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Doug breaks down the game changing fumble in the Browns v Chiefs game and if it's time for the NFL to consider changing the rule in the off season. Doug talks to NFL Network analyst and FSR host Bucky Brooks about the Packers advancing to their second straight NFC Championship game.
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Doug discusses the Saints losing at home to the Buccaneers and why it's time for legendary quarterback Drew Brees to retire from the NFL. He also talks to former Bills offensive lineman Eric Wood about the rise of Josh Allen and the Bills being one win away from returning to the Super Bowl.
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Doug discusses the Jets hiring new head coach Robert Saleh and why he likes this move for a rebuilding franchise. Super Bowl champion head coach Brian Billick joins the show to tell Doug if Tom Brady can can finally get a win against the Saints and Drew Brees in the playoffs and losing both match ups earlier this season. Plus, Doug talks to former NFL scout John Middlekauff about the other playoff games and if Urban Meyer will succeed in the NFL.
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