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    Live From New Orleans, NFL Divisional Round Recap + National Championship Preview With Stanford Steve

    en-usJanuary 13, 2020

    Podcast Summary

    • Enhancing Golf and Football ExperiencesGolf and football offer unpredictable excitement. Improve experiences with friends, tools like Fireball Whiskey and the Fireball birdie shot club, and quality sleep using the Sleep Number smart bed.

      Golf can present unexpected challenges, but finding enjoyment and improving the experience with friends and the right tools, like Fireball Whiskey and the Fireball birdie shot club, can make even a bad day on the course better. Additionally, football's unpredictability and excitement continue to amaze, with impressive performances from teams and players throughout the playoffs. The importance of quality sleep, especially for athletes transitioning to the professional level, cannot be overstated, and tools like the Sleep Number smart bed can provide a competitive edge. Overall, the unpredictability and excitement of golf and football make for memorable experiences, and finding ways to enhance those experiences can lead to greater enjoyment.

    • NFL: Chiefs-Texans Comeback, Niners' Defense ShinesThe Niners' defense dominated the Vikings game, with their defensive line putting pressure on Kirk Cousins with just four players, while the Chiefs-Texans game saw an impressive 24-point comeback by the Texans

      The NFL game between the Chiefs and Texans produced an impressive comeback with the Texans overturning a 24-point deficit. Elsewhere, the Niners' defense shone in their victory over the Vikings, with Kirk Cousins' performance not being the main focus. The Niners' defensive line was able to put pressure on Cousins with just four players, making it a significant advantage. The weekend's games also saw a chess match between the Vikings' offensive coordinator, Kevin Stefanski, and the Niners' defensive coordinator, Robert Saleh. The loser of this match-up is now coaching the Cleveland Browns, who cannot afford to wait to hire the right coach due to their "win now" mentality.

    • NFL Playoffs: Risks vs. ConservatismThe Vikings' cautious approach backfired, while the 49ers' aggressive game plan paid off in their playoff victory. Historical significance and quick action are also key factors in playoff success.

      In the NFL playoffs, taking risks and playing aggressively is crucial for teams, especially as underdogs. The Vikings' conservative game plan against the 49ers allowed their defense to dominate, resulting in a shutout. Meanwhile, Kyle Shanahan's decision to rely on the run game and pound the ball in Jimmy Garoppolo's first career playoff start paid off, leading to a victory for the 49ers. Additionally, the historical significance of the Niners' colors and traditions adds excitement to their games. However, the Browns must act quickly to capitalize on their new coaching change and avoid giving their head coach too much time to prove himself. The Niners' impressive win sets the stage for an exciting playoff weekend.

    • Unexpected outcomes in the NFC Championship Game and the importance of a strong running game and solid defenseThe NFC Championship Game saw unexpected results with the Ravens' loss despite a 14-win season and MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson. The Titans' success, led by Derrick Henry's strong running game and solid defense, highlights the importance of these factors for teams without a franchise quarterback.

      The NFC Championship Game will feature two highly regarded coaches in Matt LaFleur and Kyle Shanahan. However, some may argue that Andy Reid and Mike Vrabel are even hotter contenders. The unexpected outcome was the Ravens' loss in the playoffs, despite their impressive 14-win regular season and MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson. Jackson's ability as a dual threat quarterback was undermined by the Ravens' decision to limit his running plays, and the Titans' defensive strategy to force him to throw outside the hash marks. Derrick Henry's performance for the Titans, with 64 carries for 377 yards in the two playoff games, highlighted the importance of a strong running game and solid defense. Despite some criticisms against Jackson, his impact on the game cannot be ignored, and the Titans' success serves as a reminder for teams without a franchise quarterback that a strong ground game and solid defense can lead to success.

    • The power of a strong running game in footballA dominant running game, as demonstrated by the Tennessee Titans, can still lead a team to victory, potentially leading to more teams prioritizing top-tier running backs. Unexpectedly, high-scoring offenses may not guarantee championship success.

      The importance of a strong running game in football cannot be underestimated, despite the recent focus on quarterbacks and passing offenses. The success of the Tennessee Titans in the playoffs, led by Derrick Henry's dominating run game, has shown that having a bell cow running back can still lead a team to victory. This trend could potentially lead to more teams prioritizing the drafting of top-tier running backs. Additionally, a surprising statistic suggests that teams with high-scoring offenses may actually be at a disadvantage, as none of the top 12 highest-scoring teams in NFL history have won a championship. This counterintuitive idea, while likely not a hard and fast rule, adds to the intrigue of the evolving dynamics of football strategy.

    • Exposing Jackson's passing weaknessesThe Titans' strategy of limiting Jackson's running and making him throw outside proved effective in the AFC Championship game, leaving Ravens fans questioning their team's future.

      The Tennessee Titans effectively exposed the Baltimore Ravens' quarterback Lamar Jackson's passing weaknesses in their AFC Championship game victory. Jackson, who had an MVP season, was unable to finish drives, leading to doubts among Ravens fans about the team's future success. The Titans' game plan focused on making Jackson throw outside and limiting his running ability, which proved successful. Jackson spent the offseason rattled by his poor performance in the playoffs and may have overthought the game, leading to missed opportunities. The Titans, who have had a dominant offensive season with 43 touchdowns since Week 9, have only kicked one field goal since then and are without a kicker. This bold strategy, reminiscent of Confucius' famous quote about burning boats, has paid off for the Titans, leaving the Ravens fans questioning their team's future.

    • Titans Go Kicker-less, Rely Solely on TouchdownsThe Titans chose to not carry a kicker, forcing them to score only touchdowns. This decision eliminates field goals and extra points, adding pressure to their offense.

      Mike Vrabel and the Tennessee Titans, under the belief that they can consistently score touchdowns, have decided to forgo having a kicker on their roster. This bold strategy was inspired by a hypothetical scenario where they could absorb a player like Justin Tucker from a team they defeated. The implications of this decision are significant, as it removes the option for field goals and extra points, forcing the team to rely solely on touchdowns. Furthermore, during the Chiefs vs. Texans game, the narrative shifted between the exceptional performance of Patrick Mahomes and the questionable decisions made by Bill O'Brien. In a stunning turn of events, the Texans, who were up 24-0, lost the game 51-31, marking the first time a team that was down by 20 or more points in the first half went on to win by 20 or more points. Bill O'Brien's decision-making came under scrutiny, as he opted to kick a field goal on 4th and 1 instead of attempting a touchdown. With the knowledge that his defense was struggling to contain the Chiefs, it raised questions about why he didn't capitalize on opportunities to extend their lead. The game was filled with twists and turns, ultimately resulting in a memorable and surprising outcome.

    • Chiefs' impressive comeback against TexansThe Chiefs scored 24 points in 3 minutes, showcasing their offensive prowess and ability to capitalize on opponents' mistakes.

      The Kansas City Chiefs demonstrated their offensive prowess in a dramatic comeback against the Houston Texans, scoring 24 points in just three minutes to turn a 24-point deficit into a victory. This quick scoring ability, reminiscent of the Golden State Warriors, highlights the Chiefs' preparation and their ability to capitalize on opponents' mistakes. The Texans, on the other hand, were criticized for their suspect defense and inconsistent performance. The discussion also touched on the importance of being prepared for unexpected outcomes in football and the inappropriateness of describing the game as "drunk." Additionally, the conversation included fond mentions of the Kansas City Wolf mascot and Andy Reid's potential return to the Super Bowl.

    • NFL Commissioner's Plan for Super Bowl RematchRoger Goodell may manipulate the situation for a Chiefs-Packers rematch, Packers' win brought satisfaction despite criticisms, and frustration over refs, Rodgers, and Carroll's decision.

      Roger Goodell, the NFL commissioner, is making an effort to arrange a Super Bowl rematch between the Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers in the 100th year of the NFL. The speaker expressed his belief that Goodell may manipulate the situation behind the scenes, citing previous instances where he had interfered. The Packers' victory in the game was a source of satisfaction for the speaker, despite some criticisms towards the referees and Aaron Rodgers' body language. The speaker also reflected on the impact of his tweets on the outcome of the game and expressed frustration over Pete Carroll's decision to punt instead of going for it on 4th and 11. The speaker ended the discussion by expressing support for the San Francisco 49ers and admiration for Aaron Rodgers' ability to lead his team to victory in challenging situations.

    • Impact of coaches and retired players in NFL playoffsUnexpected performances in NFL playoffs can be influenced by the absence of former coordinators and the potential addition of retired players as 'fun spots' for specific situations.

      The NFL playoffs have seen unexpected performances, and the absence of certain key figures, like former offensive coordinators, can significantly impact a team's success. For instance, the Titans have thrived without Matt LaFleur, but the Packers have struggled without Aaron Rodgers' leadership. Another intriguing idea that emerged from the discussion was the concept of an additional roster spot, dubbed the "fun spot," for retired players to make a comeback and contribute in specific situations, such as goal-line plays. This idea generated a lot of excitement and potential matchups, like Vince Young for the Titans and Tony Gonzalez for the Chiefs. Overall, the conversation highlighted the unpredictability and excitement of the NFL playoffs.

    • The unpredictable nature of life and sportsStay adaptable and resilient in the face of the unexpected, whether it's a football player's troll or an endangered species' comeback. Don't get complacent, even when things seem to be going well.

      Unexpected twists and turns can completely change the game, whether it's in sports or life. From a football player trolling his opponents to an endangered species making a comeback, the unpredictable nature of things can bring excitement and surprise. Another key point discussed was the importance of staying focused and not getting complacent, even when things seem to be going well. Josh McDaniels' return to coaching after a failed stint was mentioned as an example of this concept. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of staying adaptable and resilient in the face of the unexpected.

    • Unexpected conflicts can lead to thrilling experiencesSmall misunderstandings or conflicts can escalate into exciting and memorable situations, adding thrill to our everyday lives

      Small conflicts can lead to thrilling experiences. The speaker shared an anecdote about a tense situation on a plane where he asked a man to use headphones while watching videos without them. The situation escalated into a potential altercation, but the speaker saved the day by buying headphones for the man instead. This unexpected event created tension and excitement, keeping him awake for the remainder of the flight. Another story involved Julian, who gained street cred after being arrested for trying to disable a car's engine to save the environment. The speaker joked about various incidents and misunderstandings, emphasizing the thrill of unexpected situations. The interview concluded with ads for Peloton and Roman Swipes, highlighting their ability to enhance everyday experiences. Overall, the discussion showcased the excitement and entertainment that can come from seemingly mundane situations.

    • LSU's Offense Expected to Outscore Clemson in ShootoutLSU's high-scoring offense, led by Heisman winner Joe Burrow, is favored to outscore Clemson in the National Championship game due to their offensive firepower.

      LSU's offense, led by Heisman Trophy winner Joe Burrow and his elite group of NFL-caliber receivers, is expected to outscore Clemson in the National Championship game. Burrow, who showed no signs of rust after the long layoff following the Heisman ceremony, will be the key to LSU's success. Clemson, on the other hand, is known for its defensive prowess and will try to limit LSU's offense and make them one-dimensional. However, it will be a challenge to keep up with LSU's high-scoring offense. The game is expected to be a shootout, with both teams putting up significant points. Stanford Steve, a college football expert and host of the Behind the Bets podcast, believes that LSU has the edge in this matchup due to their offensive firepower. The game is in New Orleans, where there are no rules, and both teams are expected to give it their all.

    • The Importance of Respect for Coaches like Dabo SwinneyDabo Swinney's relentless motivation and underdog mentality have kept Clemson focused and successful, earning him multiple national championships, despite facing criticism and being overshadowed by other coaches.

      Respect is crucial in college football, especially for coaches like Dabo Swinney of Clemson. Swinney's relentless motivation and underdog mentality have kept his team focused and successful for the past two years, despite facing criticism and being overshadowed by other coaches like Nick Saban. Swinney's ability to keep his team motivated and prepared for peak performance is a testament to his coaching skills, which have led Clemson to an impressive winning streak and multiple national championships. Despite the criticism and the constant comparison to other coaches, Swinney deserves more recognition for his achievements. College football is unique in that there are only a few coaches who have reached the national championship level, and Swinney and Saban are among them. Instead of focusing on criticisms, fans and media should appreciate the exceptional coaching skills that have led these teams to success.

    • Unrealistic fan expectations and harsh criticism of college football coachesFans of major college football teams should appreciate their coaches' progress and dedication, rather than demanding perfection and criticizing heavily.

      College football fan bases, especially those of Michigan, Ohio State, Texas, Miami, and Nebraska, have unrealistic expectations of their teams' success and often criticize their coaches heavily. A notable example is Michigan's coach Jim Harbaugh, who has faced intense scrutiny despite leading the team to several victories and improvements. The college football playoff has been dominated by a few teams, but there is potential for newcomers like Texas, Utah, Oregon, Minnesota, and even Rutgers to make an impact. Coaches like PJ Fleck and Greg Schiano have shown the ability to make a difference, even if they haven't yet reached the pinnacle of success. Fans should appreciate the progress and dedication of their coaches, rather than constantly demanding perfection.

    • Surprised by Northeast's underperforming college football teamsThe speaker expresses shock about the below-average performance of Rutgers in the Big Ten and shares fond memories of college football towns in Louisiana, Mississippi, Wisconsin, and Oregon.

      While Rutgers University has been competing in the Big Ten conference, their performance, as measured by win totals in their first two years under head coach Greg Schiano, has been below average. The speaker expresses surprise about the lack of competitive college football teams in the Northeast and shares anecdotes about notable teams and coaches. When asked about favorite college football towns, the speaker mentions Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Ole Miss, Wisconsin, and Oregon, praising their unique game day atmospheres. The conversation also touches on the podcast "Behind the Bats" and the entertaining discussions about travel logistics to various college football games.

    • Stanford football's poor performance leaves lasting impression, LSU's home field advantage significantDespite Condoleezza Rice not attending any interviews this year, she shares her predictions for the National Championship game between LSU and Clemson, with LSU's home field advantage and defense giving them the edge in a close game.

      Despite Condoleezza Rice not getting any interviews this year, the Stanford football team's poor performance in a prime-time game against Kansas left a lasting impression. The fans' excitement for the National Championship game in New Orleans is significant, with LSU having a notable home field advantage in the Superdome. Clemson, on the other hand, may have a spoiled fan base due to their frequent appearances in championship games. Ticket prices for the game were high, but many fans were able to attend. South Carolina and Clemson have their differences, with North Carolina being preferred by the speaker. The final prediction is that LSU will win the National Championship game against Clemson with a score of 36-33, and LSU's defense, despite injuries, will keep Clemson at bay. The over-under is set at 9.5, but the speaker believes it will be a close game, making it a risky bet.

    • Discussing Bourbon, Wings, and Upcoming PlansThe group bonded over their love for bourbon, wings, and upcoming plans, with Mark feeling intimidated by the prospect of organizing a group wing event.

      The group discussed various topics during a podcast recording, including their preference for bourbon, getting slapped in the face on Bourbon Street, and their love for wings. They also mentioned their upcoming move and Chris Long's unexpected visit. Despite the excitement of getting wings, Mark Titus was intimidated by the idea of planning it as a group, leading to him being teased for being "beta." The group also discussed their favorite football players' statistics and potential future interviews for the podcast. The conversation ended with Chris Long's unexpected visit and the group's plans to possibly have him on the podcast the next day. Overall, the conversation showcased the group's camaraderie and their shared love for food, sports, and podcasting.

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