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    Booger McFarland, USC QB Kedon Slovis, And Week 14 Preview

    en-usDecember 11, 2020

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    • Discovering the Flonk Max smart vape and NFL Week 14 previewThe Flonk Max smart vape offers a sleek design, flexible disposability, and smart LED screen for a superior vaping experience. The NFL Week 14 preview features the Rams in control of their playoff destiny after the Patriots' loss.

      The Flonk Max smart vape offers a more sophisticated and discreet alternative to traditional disposable vapes. With its sleek design, flexible disposability, and smart LED screen, the Flonk provides a superior vaping experience. Additionally, it offers nicotine-free and reduced nicotine strength options. During this episode of "My Take," the hosts discussed various topics including interviews with Booger McFarland and USC quarterback Keaton Slovis, a full week 14 NFL preview, and sponsor shoutouts for Qualysleep and Cash App. The hosts also shared some humorous moments from their social media mentions. In the sports segment, they analyzed the Patriots' loss to the Rams and discussed the implications for the NFC West division race. Despite the Patriots' defeat, the Rams are now in control of their own playoff destiny. The hosts encouraged listeners to enjoy the remaining football season and appreciate each moment. The episode was brought to you by Qualysleep, which optimizes recovery for athletes, and Cash App, which offers a $10 sign-up bonus for new users.

    • NFL's Q4 games: Caution and MasksBill Belichick wore multiple masks, McVay defeated him, Cam Newton may retire, Rams are a complete unit, Coach K's cancellation criticized

      The NFL's Q4 games can be tense, with teams being cautious about injuring key players like Cam Newton. The discussion also touched on the unusual visual of Bill Belichick wearing multiple masks during a game. Despite losing to the Rams, Sean McVay may feel a sense of satisfaction from defeating the legendary coach. McVay's team, the Rams, is seen as a complete unit, but McVay's uncharacteristic behavior during the game raised some concerns. Cam Newton, a former MVP and impressive college player, may be considering retirement due to injury. Lastly, Coach K's decision to cancel one game of the non-ACC schedule amid COVID concerns was criticized as hypocritical, with some suggesting it was an easy home game against Gardner Webb.

    • Coach K's Prioritization of FamilyCoach K prioritized family over team performance during the holidays, emphasizing the importance of balance and personal well-being.

      Coach K's decision to allow his players to go home for the holidays before returning to campus, despite the implications for their team's performance, highlights his prioritization of family and personal well-being over sports. The conversation also touched upon the optics of the situation and the impact of Coach K's history on public perception. The discussion ended with a light-hearted moment involving a text message and a reference to the movie "Mighty Ducks." Overall, the conversation emphasized the importance of balance and perspective in life, even in high-pressure situations.

    • Appreciating the remaining football games and enjoying Father's Day golf collectionsFootball season's last weeks are special, enjoy every game. Father's Day brings golf collections for dads, including spikeless and soft spike gallivantor shoes.

      This week 14 of the football season is a significant one as we approach the playoffs, and it's important to savor the moment and enjoy every game left since there will be no football by February. Meanwhile, in the world of golf, g4 has a special Father's Day collection with various options for traditional, modern, and fun golf looks for dads, including the classic gallivantor shoe now available in spikeless and soft spike versions. The Chiefs are expected to dominate against the Dolphins, who are known for blitzing but struggle against top-tier quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes, who has a high QBR against the blitz. The Cowboys are also favored against the Bengals in an Andy Dalton revenge game. While some games may not be as exciting, it's crucial to appreciate the football season and make the most of the remaining games.

    • The Bears' past draft choices and their impact on the current seasonThe Bears' decision to pass on Deshaun Watson, Patrick Mahomes, DK Metcalf, and Bill O'Brien continues to haunt them, with their afternoon games against tough opponents adding to the pressure.

      The Chicago Bears' decision to pass on drafting Deshaun Watson and Patrick Mahomes in favor of Mitchell Trubisky continues to haunt fans and analysts alike. The Bears also passed on DK Metcalf and Bill O'Brien, leading to endless storylines and regret. The NFL schedule, with its afternoon and evening games, adds to the excitement and chaos for fans. In the case of the Bears, their afternoon games have been less than premier, with Kyler Murray and Daniel Jones both struggling recently. The Giants, on the other hand, are on a roll. Daniel Jones, despite his injury, is expected to play, as he doesn't want to disappoint his coach. The Cardinals and Giants game is a notable one to watch, with Murray facing a tough Giants defense. Overall, the NFL season is full of twists and turns, and the Bears' past draft choices continue to cast a long shadow over their current season.

    • Bucs Expected to Crush VikingsBucs led by Brady, with superior QB situation and strong defense, expected to dominate Vikings, who struggle in night games and against good defenses.

      The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, led by Tom Brady, are expected to annihilate the Minnesota Vikings based on their strong performance against good defenses and the Vikings' weaknesses. The Bucs have a superior quarterback situation with Brady, who has a stellar record after byes, and the Vikings' Kirk Cousins struggles in night games and against strong defenses. Additionally, the Bucs have been excellent in stopping the run, a key area where the Vikings want to focus. The Bucs are also the most talented team in the NFL, according to the speaker. Another notable observation is that the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos, who faced each other in the Super Bowl five years ago, have not fared well since then, with combined records of 64 and 88. The Panthers' situation is further complicated by the virtual absence of quarterback Blake Bortles from the facility, which could negatively impact team morale.

    • Crucial Colts vs. Raiders matchup in England, high-scoring and unpredictable gamesThe Colts and Raiders clash in England with playoff implications, while high-scoring, unpredictable games are expected across the NFL afternoon slate.

      The upcoming Colts vs. Raiders game is a crucial matchup for both teams, with the winner securing a significant boost in their playoff chances. The game, which will be played in England, is expected to be high-scoring and unpredictable, with both defenses perceived to be weak. The Jets' Derek Carr and Pete Rivers are expected to put on an animated show in the fourth quarter. The Saints-Eagles game, featuring Jalen Hurts' first NFL start, is another anticipated matchup, with Hurts being the only underdog he has faced in his career. The Packers, led by Aaron Rodgers, are heavy favorites against the Lions, but without Kenny Golladay, their offense may not be as potent. The Falcons and Chargers, two struggling teams, are expected to put on a show in the fourth quarter. Overall, the afternoon slate of games promises to be exciting and full of surprises.

    • Belief in a Brighter Future for NFL TeamsDespite setbacks and challenges, optimism prevails in the NFL, with potential coaching matches and team success stories providing hope for fans.

      Despite setbacks and challenges, there's a belief that things can improve in the future. This was expressed in the context of the NFL, specifically regarding the Los Angeles Chargers and their search for a great head coach, and the potential matchup between the Washington Football Team and the San Francisco 49ers. The speaker also shared his enthusiasm for the Buffalo Bills and their upcoming game, and his idea of vaccinating essential workers in Buffalo through an unconventional method. Overall, the conversation reflected a mix of sports analysis, humor, and creative problem-solving.

    • Sports Betting Discussion with Parley Bets on Multiple TeamsThe speakers are placing bets on several teams including the Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks, Milwaukee Bucks, New Orleans Saints, and Kansas City Chiefs, as well as Jameis Winston's performance and the number of NFC East teams that will win.

      The speakers are placing a significant bet on the Denver Broncos winning their upcoming game, and they have a parlay bet on several teams including the Seattle Seahawks, Milwaukee Bucks, New Orleans Saints, and Kansas City Chiefs. They are also making other bets, such as on Jameis Winston's performance and the number of NFC East teams that will win. However, there seems to be some confusion and potential deceit regarding a website and a fight between Bryce Hall and Jake Paul. The speakers also mention various inside jokes and references that may not be clear to those unfamiliar with their context. Overall, the conversation revolves around sports betting and related topics.

    • Football Playoffs Strategy: Lamar Jackson and Chris Carson RecommendedSpeaker recommends starting Lamar Jackson against the Jaguars and Chris Carson for the upcoming football playoffs.

      The speaker is providing sports-related advice, specifically suggesting to start playing certain players, such as Lamar Jackson against the Jaguars and Chris Carson, for the upcoming playoffs. He also mentions his excitement for new sports shows on ESPN+ and Disney+. However, the conversation was filled with interruptions, repetitions, and off-topic discussions, including references to Taylor Swift, Bob Costas, and Papa John. Despite these distractions, the main point remains that the speaker is offering football strategy tips for the playoffs.

    • Unexpected moments in sports broadcastingUnexpected incidents like Bob Costas' pink eye and Josh Pastner's COVID pinata moment add human interest to sports broadcasting and highlight the unpredictable nature of the profession

      Sports broadcasting has had its fair share of unexpected and humorous moments, such as Bob Costas' infamous pink eye incident during the 1994 Winter Olympics. The incident became a topic of amusement and speculation, with some jokingly suggesting it was caused by a botched Botox procedure or even a Russian prank. Meanwhile, Josh Pastner's COVID pinata moment showcased the awkwardness of adapting to new norms during the pandemic. These moments, though seemingly trivial, serve as reminders of the human side of sports broadcasting and the unexpected twists and turns that come with it. It's important to remember that even the most serious commentators can't always escape the oddities of their profession.

    • Bob Costas vs Vince McMahon in a wrestling match and the importance of integrityBob Costas could potentially win against Vince McMahon due to resourcefulness and shady tactics. Integrity and doing the right thing are essential, even when no one is watching.

      Bob Costas could potentially hold his own against Vince McMahon in a wrestling match due to his resourcefulness and shady tactics. The discussion also touched upon the topic of plagiarism and the serious consequences it brings. Moving on, Booker McFarland emphasized the importance of integrity and doing the right thing, even when no one is watching. He also shared insights into his experience working with Boomer Esiason during NFL games, where Boomer comes up with his famous nicknames while watching the games in a "war room" filled with multiple TVs. The conversation ended with a light-hearted discussion about the food they consume during their NFL watching sessions. Overall, the conversation covered a range of topics from wrestling to football, and the importance of doing the right thing and being resourceful.

    • Discussing Health and FootballThe speaker believes Greg Williams intentionally called a risky blitz to negatively impact Adam Gates' coaching record, but also acknowledges it could have been a bold attempt to turn the game around.

      The speaker values the idea of spreading out meals throughout the day as a healthier alternative to consuming large quantities of unhealthy food at once. He uses the example of having a salad for a wrap during the day, turning it into a drawn-out meal with multiple courses. He plans to improve his health starting from January 1, 2021. Regarding football, the speaker believes that Greg Williams, the defensive coordinator for the New York Jets, intentionally called a risky blitz against the Las Vegas Raiders due to his dislike for head coach Adam Gates. He argues that Williams knew he would be fired at the end of the season, so he wanted to make Gates' record as coach worse by leading to a loss. Despite this, Williams has a reputation for bringing intense pressure, known as "bringing the heat," which could have been the reason for his decision. However, the speaker acknowledges that it's possible he's underestimating Williams and that he might have believed he could turn the game around with the bold move. Overall, the speaker's perspective is that Williams' actions were driven by a desire to assert dominance and negatively impact Gates' coaching tenure.

    • Joe Judge's Impressive Turnaround of the New York GiantsDespite initial doubts, Judge's focus on team strengths and minimizing weaknesses led the Giants to win four straight games and contend for the NFC East title

      Joe Judge, the head coach of the New York Giants, has been underestimated by many for his ability to turn around the struggling team. Despite initial perceptions of him being a Belichick clone, Judge has proven to be his own man, focusing on his team's strengths and minimizing weaknesses. With a solid defense led by Patrick Graham and a commitment to running the ball and minimizing turnovers, the Giants have won four games in a row and are in contention for the NFC East title. While other coaches like Mike Tomlin and Brian Flores have also had impressive seasons, Judge's ability to maximize the talent on his roster, particularly in light of the team's past struggles, makes him a strong candidate for Coach of the Year.

    • Evaluating Football CoachesCoach performance should be evaluated based on the entire season, not just the second half or after losses. Talent and ability to turn things around matter.

      The performance of a football coach, particularly in the context of a single season, should not be evaluated solely based on their record in the second half of the season or after a string of losses. The context of the entire season, the team's talent, and their ability to turn things around should also be considered. The speaker emphasized that Kyle Shanahan, despite leading the San Francisco 49ers to a winning streak after a rough start, did not deserve Coach of the Year honors in the same year as Sean Payton, who led the New Orleans Saints to the best record in the NFC. Similarly, Joe Judge's New York Giants, who struggled early in the season but performed well in the second half, should not be overlooked when considering Coach of the Year candidates. Ultimately, the most talented teams in the league, regardless of their record, are still contenders and should not be counted out of the postseason race.

    • Bills and Steelers aim for deep playoff runBuffalo Bills, led by Josh Allen, and Pittsburgh Steelers are top contenders in AFC playoffs. Bills' past experience against Chiefs and Allen's impressive performances give them an edge. Steelers' inconsistent road performance is a concern.

      The Buffalo Bills, led by quarterback Josh Allen, have the potential to make a deep run in the NFL playoffs. The team's experience playing against the Kansas City Chiefs earlier in the season and Allen's impressive performances could give them an edge. Fans are excited about the possibility of the Bills making it to the Super Bowl, especially since they haven't won it in a long time. Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers are also a contender, but their inconsistent performance as favorites on the road is a concern. The Eagles' Jalen Hurts is set to start this weekend, but the team's matchup against the Saints is expected to be challenging. Overall, the AFC playoffs are shaping up to be an exciting and unpredictable race.

    • Impact of a confident quarterback on team moraleA confident quarterback can significantly boost team morale and performance, even with inexperience, as observed when Jalen Hurts replaced Carson Wentz in the Eagles' lineup.

      The presence of a quarterback with energy and confidence can significantly impact a team's morale and performance. The speaker shares his observation of how the energy changed when Jalen Hurts replaced Carson Wentz in the Eagles' lineup. Hurts' ability to bring life to the team, despite his inexperience, was a stark contrast to the seemingly drained energy of Wentz. The speaker emphasizes that as a player, all he wants is an opportunity to win, and having hope is crucial. He believes that when Wentz was the quarterback, the team lacked hope and was making excuses for him. In contrast, Hurts' presence brought a sense of unity and camaraderie within the team, which translated to a noticeable difference in energy on the field. The speaker also expresses his belief that Mahomes deserves the MVP title due to his consistent excellence and godlike talent.

    • Mahomes vs Rodgers: Career Years and MVP ContentionMahomes may not have a career year this season, but his previous achievements give him an edge for the MVP award. Rodgers has a chance for a career year, but may not win due to Mahomes' past success. The Bears' quarterback situation and Khalil Mack trade were also discussed.

      While Mahomes may be the best player in the league, his current season may not be a career year for him, as he has already surpassed his career-best numbers in touchdowns and interceptions in a previous year. Rodgers, on the other hand, has a chance to have a career year, but the MVP award may not be given to him due to Mahomes' previous achievements. The Bears' situation with their struggling offense and underperforming quarterback, Mitch Trubisky, was also discussed, with potential solutions including firing head coach Matt Nagy and general manager Ryan Pace, and drafting a new quarterback. The Khalil Mack trade was also brought up, with the consensus being that while Mack has been a dominant player, the large amount of draft capital given up for him cannot be fully justified.

    • Bears' Decision to Trade for Mack Made Sense at the TimeThe Bears' decision to trade for Khalil Mack was based on adding an alpha player for their championship window, but they need to focus on their uncertain future at quarterback and finding a coach to develop a winning culture.

      The decision to trade for Khalil Mack during the 2018 NFL season made sense at the time for the Chicago Bears, despite not making sense in retrospect. The Bears believed Mack was the final piece for a championship window, and every defense needs an alpha player. Mack's contract is on par with top players, and the Bears have other talented defensive players. However, the Bears' future at quarterback is uncertain, and there are doubts about their ability to evaluate and develop a quarterback. Regarding potential head coaches, while Marvin Lewis may not be the popular choice, his proven track record could make him a safe option. Ultimately, the Bears need to address their quarterback situation and find a coach who can develop a winning culture.

    • Washington Football Team's Quarterback SituationThe Washington Football Team is expected to address their quarterback situation in the offseason, with Dwayne Haskins likely to be traded and Alex Smith's age and injury history. Ron Rivera, who has a history of developing quarterbacks, is expected to lead the team in this pursuit.

      The Washington Football Team is expected to address their quarterback situation in the offseason. With Dwayne Haskins likely to be traded and Alex Smith's age and injury history, the team is expected to draft a new quarterback. Ron Rivera, who has a history of developing quarterbacks, is expected to lead the team in this pursuit. Additionally, the team's front seven is considered elite, and they are trending in the right direction, making them a contender for the NFC East title. The discussion also touched on the Bears' defensive player Sala and the team's disappointing season. The speaker expressed frustration with the team and suggested they take a year off. Overall, the focus was on the Football Team's quarterback situation and their potential moves in the offseason.

    • USC quarterback Keaton Slovis talks about his football journey and confidenceSophomore quarterback Keaton Slovis, a 3-star recruit, has proven himself on the field and is determined to improve. He discusses his growth, football idols, and sense of humor in an interview on Pardon My Take.

      USC starting quarterback Keaton Slovis, despite being a sophomore and a 3-star recruit, has proven himself on the field and is determined to continue improving. During an interview on Pardon My Take, Slovis discussed his speed, growth, and football idols, showing his confidence and dedication to the game. He also mentioned his past as a tuba player but is currently focusing on football. Slovis expressed that he wasn't intimidated by USC's reputation for quarterbacks and was content with being at the university, even if he didn't start right away. The interview also highlighted Slovis's sense of humor and his appreciation for his supporters, including a fan named Matt Liner who has a Cardinals jersey of Slovis. Overall, Slovis's interview showcased his determination, confidence, and positive attitude, making him an exciting prospect for USC and the NFL.

    • Late college recruiting experience and self-beliefStay focused and have fun in the face of pressure, even during unexpected opportunities in college football.

      The college recruiting process can be unpredictable, and sometimes opportunities come at unexpected times. Kedon Slovis, the starting quarterback for USC, shares his experience of being recruited late and feeling a sense of self-bet on himself when he got the opportunity to attend USC. He also discusses the difference in pressure between being a backup with no expectations and starting as a true freshman, compared to having the expectations of being the starting quarterback for a big-time school like USC. Slovis emphasizes the importance of staying focused and having fun in the face of pressure and the sizeable jump from high school to college football. Despite the amazing opportunity he has, Slovis keeps things in perspective and continues to work towards his goals.

    • Learning from past experiences and cherishing moments of accomplishmentEmbrace opportunities to learn from coaches, teammates, and notable figures. Cherish moments of accomplishment and the relationships formed along the way.

      Cherishing moments of accomplishment and learning from past experiences, even those with notable figures like high school football coach and NFL legend Kurt Warner, can have a lasting impact. Warner, who coached the speaker during high school, became a mentor and friend. Though he didn't often show off his impressive arm strength during practice, he displayed it during a flag football tournament and left a lasting impression. The speaker also shared how Warner's son, Cade, who is now playing football at Nebraska, provided opportunities for learning and growth. The offensive coordinator, Graham Harrell, also played a significant role in the speaker's development, with the famous crab tree catch serving as a reminder of the potential for greatness in football. Overall, the speaker emphasized the importance of seizing opportunities to learn and grow, both from coaches and teammates, and to cherish the experiences that come with them.

    • Graham Harrell's fond memories of victories against rivalsGraham Harrell, influenced by his unconventional experience under Mike Leach, motivates his team with past victories and a unique coaching style.

      Graham Harrell, the former Texas Tech quarterback and current USC football coach, fondly recalls his past victories against rival teams, particularly Texas. He subtly reminds others of these moments, using nonchalant references that may not be recognized at first but eventually become clearer over time. Harrell's coaching style has been influenced by his unconventional experience under Mike Leach, who encouraged him to throw the ball quickly without focusing on footwork. Keaton Slovis, a current USC quarterback, was once subjected to a tweet expressing doubt in his abilities during a game against Oregon. Despite this, Slovis' cousin defended him, and the incident served as motivation for Slovis. Harrell's reminiscence of past triumphs and his unique coaching style demonstrate his passion and dedication to football.

    • Football Player Discusses Humorous Injury and Future ProspectsDespite positive predictions about his football future, a player focuses on the present season and jokes about criticism to stay motivated.

      The speaker in this conversation is a football player who had a funny bone injury during a game, and he has been receiving both positive and negative feedback regarding his football prospects. His cousin believes he is elite, but some publications have suggested he could be the number one pick in the 2022 draft. The speaker downplays the significance of such predictions, focusing on the present season. He also jokes about the possibility of his friends and colleagues criticizing him to keep him motivated. The conversation also touches upon the speaker's transition from Arizona to California and the differences between the two regions' cultures. Overall, the speaker maintains a lighthearted and humorous tone throughout the conversation.

    • Arizona's Unique Clock Schedule and Disorienting Sun LocationsArizona's lack of daily savings time results in different clock readings and sun locations during games, which can be confusing but also nice for keeping the sun out for longer hours. The Pac-12 conference has adopted this schedule.

      Arizona's unique lack of daily savings time results in different clock readings and sun locations during games, which can be disorienting for those not used to it. Keydon Slovus shared his experience of this during a mock game week for a 9 AM game, which was followed by daylight savings time, leading to a significant change in sun location. Despite the initial confusion, Slovus found the experience to be nice as it kept the sun out for a decent hour of the day. The Pac-12 conference has adopted this schedule, and although some may find it challenging, it is here to stay. During the same podcast, the hosts discussed their Firefest of the week. Henry shared his experience of having a puppy, Norman, who gets overly excited when he sees dogs on TV, mistaking them for real dogs. This behavior has led to some amusing moments, such as Norman crying into the phone during a commercial featuring dogs. In another segment, the hosts talked about Peloton, emphasizing the benefits of their challenging workout classes and the variety of options available to users. They encouraged listeners to use the spring season as an opportunity to push their fitness routines to the next level with Peloton's diverse range of workouts. Overall, the podcast touched on various topics, including sports, pets, and fitness, providing an entertaining and engaging listening experience.

    • The cost of a high-quality Christmas tree in NYC and the unexpected topic of plagiarismThe cost of a quality Christmas tree in NYC can be expensive, but the joy it brings is worth it. Unexpected conversations can lead to confusion but also unexpected discoveries.

      The cost of purchasing a high-quality Christmas tree in New York City can be quite steep, with additional expenses for a stand and taxes, leading to a total price of $340 for the speaker in this conversation. This experience reminded him of a bar he used to visit where a tree was always present in the middle, symbolizing the common ground and unity among patrons. However, the conversation took an unexpected turn when the topic of plagiarism came up, leading to a humorous and confusing exchange. Despite the confusion, the speaker expressed his love for his $300 tree, which has become a cherished feature of his apartment. The conversation also touched upon the impending loss of the SEC on CBS theme song and the excitement surrounding college football.

    • Friendship and banter bring people togetherThe power of friendship and humor can help manage unexpected situations and add joy to everyday life, whether discussing food preferences or managing change.

      The power of friendship and banter can bring people together and add humor to everyday situations, even during unexpected moments. This was exemplified in a conversation about food preferences and a potential contract extension. The group also discussed the impact of change and how it can be managed, using the example of a popular song on sports broadcasts. Additionally, the importance of cherishing the present moment was emphasized, as well as the resilience and adaptability that comes with unexpected challenges, like losing a credit card. Overall, the conversation showcased the value of connection, laughter, and appreciating the small things in life.

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