Stugotz shares his Weekend Observations. Mike Ryan reports that Aaron Rodgers to the Jets is already a done deal. Stugotz claims he believed in Memphis since before the season and no one on the show remembers him saying that. The show also discusses these damn millennials and their video games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss a disruptive team member and a recent incident where a basketball hit a fan during a game.
The speakers discuss their anxieties and how it affects their behavior. They also talk about a horse racing event where the winner sets a new record, but it is overshadowed by the performance of the runner-up.
A humorous take on the mystery of what happened to the Chicago Bears' first round pick during the NFL Draft.
This podcast is a fun conversation about football and some office pranks with no specific topic or agenda.
The podcast discusses various sports topics such as a fourth-place finisher wearing pants, a man threatening his tattoo artist over a hundred dollars and Mick Cronin's altercation with a man who confronted his father.
The generational gulf between coaches and quarterbacks in the NFL may cause some young players to not respect the value of preparation and hard work. This could pose a problem for the new crop of quarterbacks entering the league who are in their early 20s and have been given a lot of power.
Kyler Murray's approach seems to be rubbing coaches and fellow teammates the wrong way, with a laundry list of people including his front office, telling him to grow up. His unfavorable reputation is causing a divorce-like exit from the Arizona Cardinals.
The trend of using quarterbacks like running backs is leading to shorter careers for quarterbacks, following the path of disposable running backs. This trend may lead to exploiting players like Austin Ekeler who are underpaid and vulnerable to career-ending injuries.
Dove Men Plus Care introduces a 72-hour antiperspirant to prevent underarm distractions while Miller Lite claims to turn a good time into Miller Time.
Don Levittart is joined by Stugotz and they discuss the NFL, including the Jets fan base, who they believe are ignoring the team's lackluster history and hoping for a final piece that will turn their fortunes around.
The host and guest discuss the performance of Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors over the past 10 years and whether people are holding onto past performances rather than recognizing current strengths. The conversation also touches on the recent game between the Warriors and the Milwaukee Bucks, where Steph Curry made a season-saving comeback.
The NBA West Conference is unpredictable this upcoming season and has changed over the last 12 years with super teams like GSW. Debut delays for rookies and common basketball injuries can change the course of the game.
Stugatz makes bold predictions about which NBA players will win future titles, but finds it difficult to keep track of all the things he says on a daily basis.