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    NFL Preview, Game Breakdown With Warren Sharp + Paul Rabil And Our Lacrosse Team Ownership

    en-usJanuary 09, 2020

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    • SEC Media Day with Mike Leach and Sleep NumberMike Leach's unconventional coaching style and high-scoring offense add excitement to the SEC, while the importance of quality sleep for NFL players is emphasized through the use of Sleep Number smart beds.

      The upcoming NFL divisional round promises to be an entertaining spectacle, especially with the addition of Mike Leach to the SEC. Leach's unconventional coaching style and high-scoring offense are sure to bring excitement to Mississippi State and the conference as a whole. The SEC is filled with unique characters, making Media Day an event to look forward to. Leach's history of success at non-traditional powerhouse programs adds to the anticipation for the upcoming season. Additionally, the podcast discussed the importance of quality sleep for NFL players, as the intensity of training increases in the pros. The Sleep Number smart bed is a valuable tool for optimizing recovery and enhancing overall wellness. Finally, the hosts shared their excitement for the upcoming SEC season and their upcoming trip to New Orleans for the divisional round.

    • Speakers discuss NFL divisional round excitement and picksThey shared their enthusiasm for the NFL playoffs, picked their favorite teams, suggested a parlay tip, and promoted a Father's Day golf collection with a discount.

      The speakers are looking forward to the divisional round of the NFL playoffs and sharing their excitement for the upcoming football games. They also discussed their picks for the matches and shared a parlay tip for betting on the home teams, which have a strong record in the divisional round but not a great one against the spread. The speakers also mentioned their upcoming appearances and encouraged fans to meet up with them if they see them at the game. Lastly, they promoted a Father's Day golf collection from g4 and offered a discount for first-time orders on their website.

    • Impact of Longest Drive on Football Game OutcomeA long drive can change the game's momentum and potentially lead to victory, as shown by Appalachian State's 13.5-minute drive and the speaker's belief in the Titans' potential for a similar drive against the Ravens.

      The length of a team's longest drive in a football game can significantly impact the outcome of the game. The speaker shared an example of a 13.5-minute drive by Appalachian State, which was the longest possible drive given a certain yardage per carry. He believed that if the Titans had a single drive over 11 minutes long, they would win their game against the Ravens. The concept of "big trust" was also discussed, which seems to be a term adopted by Ravens fans to represent their team's camaraderie and unity. The speaker was unsure of the exact meaning but saw it as a symbol of their collective belief and fighting spirit. The discussion also touched upon various NFL games and predictions, including the Titans vs. Ravens, Texans vs. Chiefs, and Seahawks vs. Packers. The speaker expressed his thoughts on the teams' performances and prospects, while acknowledging the challenges posed by travel and weather conditions.

    • A Football Fan's Passionate Opinions and Betting StrategyThe fan expresses strong opinions about Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers, concerns about Wilson's cold weather performance, and a betting strategy for the Seahawks and Packers. They also imagine attending a Packers game at the Super Bowl, despite their dislike for Packers fans.

      The speaker is a passionate football fan, particularly for the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers. They have strong opinions about the performance of certain players, such as Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers, and are confident in the Seahawks' ability to win in unexpected ways. However, they express concern about Wilson's ability to perform in cold weather and Rodgers' motivation to keep winning. The speaker also shares their betting strategy and imagines the experience of attending a Packers game at the Super Bowl. Despite their strong dislike for Packers fans, they admit to considering attending the game and even jokingly threaten to walk into the Atlantic Ocean if the Packers make it to the Super Bowl. The conversation also includes a playful exchange about potential punishments for losing bets.

    • NFL Playoffs: Surprising Upsets and Analysis from Warren SharpThe NFL playoffs saw unexpected results, with the Saints and Patriots underperforming. Warren Sharp analyzed the Saints' loss, attributing it to Sean Payton's questionable decisions and the Vikings' adjustments. The Ravens and Titans also impressed with their performances, emphasizing the importance of effective game planning and adjustments in the playoffs.

      The wild card round of the NFL playoffs brought some surprising results, with the Saints' loss to the Vikings and the Patriots' underperformance being notable upsets. Warren Sharp, a recurring guest on the podcast, provided insightful analysis on the Saints' game, pointing out Sean Payton's questionable decision-making in the first half, which hindered Drew Brees' ability to perform effectively. The Vikings, on the other hand, made adjustments and capitalized on the Saints' mistakes. Another surprise was the Ravens and Titans' performances, with the Ravens having an extra week of rest and the Titans' physical style of play making a difference. The discussion also touched on the PLL ownership and the launch of Abercrombie's new wedding shop. Overall, the wild card round highlighted the importance of effective game planning and adjustments in the playoffs.

    • Ravens' extra week rest could benefit or harm their offensive rhythmRavens' rest may improve player health but risk disrupting offensive flow; Titans rely on running game and aim to keep game close; both teams use pre-snap, post-snap motions; Ravens' secondary could be exploited; fast-paced game expected due to outdoor conditions and run-heavy offenses.

      The Ravens' extra week of rest could go either way for them in their playoff game against the Titans. On one hand, it could benefit their player health and help them get key players back from injury. On the other hand, it might make it harder for them to stay in their offensive rhythm, which was a major strength for them during the regular season. The Titans, who have a history of struggling when they're behind, will likely try to keep the game close and rely on their running game to control the clock. Both teams employ heavy use of pre-snap and post-snap motions to gain an advantage on defense. The Ravens' secondary, which is considered their strength, could be vulnerable, and the Titans may have a chance to exploit that if they can keep the game close. The potential for a fast-paced game is high due to the outdoor conditions and both teams' run-heavy offenses.

    • Weather could impact Ravens-Steelers game, Vikings struggle against 49ers' run gameThe Ravens-Steelers game may be affected by strong winds, while the Vikings must improve against the 49ers' effective passing strategies and run game to win

      The weather conditions in Baltimore for the Ravens-Steelers game could pose a challenge, as sustained winds are expected to be around 10-12 miles per hour but gusts could reach up to 30-34 miles per hour. The frequency and measurement of these gusts is unclear, which could impact the game. Another key matchup is between the Vikings and 49ers, where the Vikings' defense has struggled against 21 personnel runs, allowing a league-worst 6.7 yards per carry and a 74% success rate. The 49ers, on the other hand, have been successful passing the ball on first down and from heavier sets, and their pressure without blitzing has been effective. To win, the Vikings will need to improve against the run and the 49ers will need to continue their successful passing strategies. The 49ers' ability to scheme up mismatches and not rely heavily on blitzes could give them an edge against Kirk Cousins and the Vikings.

    • Vikings' offensive shift and Colts' defensive strategyThe Vikings' success in the passing game is due to utilizing their tight end, Kyle Rudolph, more, while the Colts' victory against the Chiefs showcased the effectiveness of man coverage in limiting Mahomes' impact.

      The Vikings' offensive success can be attributed to a shift in strategy towards utilizing their tight end, Kyle Rudolph, more in the passing game due to Adam Thielen's injuries. This adjustment allowed Kirk Cousins to find success in the red zone and boost the team's offense. Additionally, the Indianapolis Colts' victory against the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2019 playoffs served as a blueprint for defending Mahomes' high-powered offense, with man coverage being a key factor in limiting his effectiveness. The Texans, who primarily play zone, may adopt this strategy in the upcoming "Trubisky Bowl" matchup against the Chiefs.

    • Patriots' success against Texans: Focus on shorter passes, limit deep attemptsThe Patriots' strategy of focusing on shorter passes and limiting deep attempts led to a higher success rate, more yards per attempt, and a better TD-INT ratio against the Texans.

      The Patriots' success against the Houston Texans in their recent game can be attributed to their strategy of focusing on shorter passes against man coverage and limiting deep attempts, which resulted in a higher success rate, more yards per attempt, and a better touchdown-to-interception ratio. This approach was counterintuitive given the Texans' fast wide receivers, but the Patriots were able to find success underneath and after the catch. In the NFC, teams like the Green Bay Packers and Seattle Seahawks can be evaluated for their ability to win "ugly" games by looking at their performance in limiting explosive plays, particularly in the running game. The team that excels in this area is likely to have an edge in such games. In the upcoming matchup between the Seahawks and Packers, the Packers may have an advantage on the ground, but the Seahawks have faced a tough schedule of run defenses and may need to find alternative ways to succeed against the Packers' defense.

    • Packers faced challenges against rookie and past-prime QBs, struggled against legit startersPackers defense struggled against legit QBs, needs to improve vs play action and pre-snap motion to contain Russell Wilson

      During the last seven games of the 2019-2020 NFL season, the Green Bay Packers faced a number of rookie quarterbacks and a few past-their-prime signal callers. This included Kirk Cousins, David Blough, and Mitchell Trubisky. In comparison, the Packers defense struggled against legit starting quarterbacks like Derek Carr, Philip Rivers, and Jimmy Garoppolo. These quarterbacks averaged high yards per attempt and success rates, leaving the Packers secondary looking vulnerable. Furthermore, the Packers defense was found to be particularly weak against play action and pre-snap motion. Seattle, led by Russell Wilson, could potentially exploit this by using play action to keep the Packers off-balance and gain an advantage. If the Packers opted for a conservative game plan and focused on running the ball, it might provide a slight edge for their defense. However, given the offensive prowess of both Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers, a conservative approach could lead to a high-scoring affair, which might not favor the Packers. Therefore, the best opportunity for the Packers to win would be to find ways to limit Russell Wilson's impact on the game and force him to rely on his running game or less effective backup options. This would require a well-designed passing defense and a strong pass rush to disrupt Wilson's timing and accuracy.

    • Consider intangible factors in NFL bettingEffective NFL betting requires analyzing stats and trends, but also intangible factors like coaching decisions and weather conditions.

      While making bets on NFL games based on statistics and trends can be effective, it's also important to consider intangible factors like coaching decisions and weather conditions. For instance, a game between Seattle and Green Bay might have a low total due to expected cold weather, but a coach like Pete Carroll might prioritize ball control and defense, leading to a lower-scoring game than expected. Similarly, a coach like Mike McCarthy, known for his analytical approach, might have improved during his year off and could make a successful return. Ultimately, successful betting requires a combination of statistical analysis and an understanding of the unique circumstances and personalities involved in each game.

    • The Role of Analytics and Coaching Decisions in SportsAnalytics can provide valuable insights in sports, but ultimately it's the coach's decision-making that matters most. Coaches like Belichick use extensive research and data documentation, while new hires like Copeland bring fresh perspectives. Fitness and training are also crucial for success.

      While analytics can provide valuable insights in sports, ultimately it's the coach's decision-making that matters most. Belichick may not publicly admit to using analytics, but his team's extensive research and data documentation suggest otherwise. Meanwhile, in the world of lacrosse, the War Dogs have hired a new coach, Andy Copeland, without informing their ownership group. Despite this, the group is ready to support him and looks forward to working together towards success. Analytics, or researching data from history, can be a useful tool for making informed decisions in sports. However, coaches have the final say in implementing these strategies. Belichick, for instance, may not publicly acknowledge his use of analytics, but his team's extensive research and data documentation suggest otherwise. In the case of the War Dogs, they have recently hired a new lacrosse coach, Andy Copeland, without involving the ownership group in the process. Despite this, the group remains supportive and excited to work together towards success. The discussion also touched upon the importance of fitness and training, with Peloton offering a variety of challenging workouts to help individuals improve their skills and push themselves to new heights. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of research, data, and decision-making in sports, as well as the value of teamwork and support.

    • Water Dogs Discuss Expansion Draft Strategy and LogisticsThe Water Dogs strategized to protect players, discussed potential trades for Rabil and Perkovich, and prepared for the expansion draft logistics, including food and merchandise.

      The discussion revolved around the upcoming expansion draft in the lacrosse league, where the teams need to protect their players from being picked up by the new expansion team. The Water Dogs, one of the teams, were discussing their strategy and potential trades to acquire desired players, such as Paul Rabil and Sergio Perkovich. They also talked about the perks of being in the league, like receiving team gear. The commissioner clarified his role and responsibilities, including acting as a human shield for the owners' mistakes and ensuring a return on investment. The team was also discussing the logistics of the draft, including the date and location, and making arrangements for food and merchandise. The conversation also touched upon the importance of protecting players and the potential costs associated with certain team merchandise.

    • Brainstorming ideas for Water Dog lacrosse teamGroup discussed naming mascot dog, designing jerseys, securing broadcasts, negotiating perks, considering stadium locations, and potential sponsors.

      During the discussion, the group brainstormed various ideas for the Water Dog lacrosse team, including naming the mascot dog, designing jerseys in collaboration with Adidas, securing television broadcasts, and negotiating perks for team owners such as access to a fully stocked suite with food and drinks. The group also considered potential locations for a stadium and potential sponsors for naming rights. However, they also joked about having a "governor mindset" and trying to get the players to pay for a research study to determine where to build the stadium. They also discussed having their intern, Jake Marsh, do play-by-play for one game and requested at least 20 shots of them in the owner's suite during broadcasts. The team's opening weekend is at Gillette, and the owners will have access to food and drinks in the suite. The group also mentioned having peculiar items when staying in suites at games, requesting a dessert cart and three types of soup. Overall, the group was focused on making the most of their ownership experience and securing benefits for themselves.

    • Exploring Unique Revenue Opportunities for the Water Dogs Sports TeamThe Water Dogs sports team is considering selling tickets, merchandise, and having a live mascot dog while clarifying revenue sharing with the league. They aim to differentiate themselves with a strong brand identity and unique product lines like dog toys, treats, and accessories.

      The group is considering unique revenue opportunities for their sports team, including selling tickets, merchandise, and potentially even having a live mascot dog. However, they need to clarify the revenue sharing structure with the league. The team name, "Water Dogs," was suggested and met with enthusiasm, and they plan to explore various product lines such as dog toys, treats, and accessories. The group also discussed the potential benefits of having a strong team name and the desire to attract top talent. They aim to differentiate themselves from other teams in the league and create a fanbase that resonates with the Water Dogs brand. It's important for them to secure their unique revenue streams and establish a strong brand identity to build a successful and profitable team.

    • Expansion draft for new lacrosse teamTeam is preparing for expansion draft by considering various strategies to select unprotected players from existing rosters, with a goal of building a strong roster while adhering to rules limiting the number of players on the field and in the net.

      The expansion draft for the new lacrosse team involves selecting unprotected players from existing rosters, with each team allowed to protect only 11 players. The available players will be announced next week, and the team can draft any combination of offensive players, goalies, or a mix. However, there are rules limiting the number of players on the field and in the net at the same time. The team discussed potential strategies, including drafting all goalies or all offensive players, but ultimately decided to wait for the roster announcements before making decisions. The team also discussed other topics, including the college draft, drug testing policies, and potential ownership of Papa John, but these discussions were more exploratory in nature. Overall, the team is preparing for the expansion draft and considering various strategies to build a strong roster.

    • Morality clauses and conflicts of interest prevent gambling on one's own team in Fantasy LacrosseDespite allowing betting on other teams or outcomes, gambling on one's own team is prohibited due to morality clauses and potential conflicts of interest in Fantasy Lacrosse. The rules are still being established and may change with lobbying from other ownership groups.

      While participating in Fantasy Lacrosse and placing bets on other teams or outcomes is currently allowed, gambling on one's own team is prohibited due to morality clauses and potential conflicts of interest. The rules are still being established, and the process involves lobbying other ownership groups to potentially change the morality clause. The morality clause, which is common across all sports, can result in fines or even expulsion from the league if violated. Other topics discussed included potential perks for ownership, such as courtside seats, and the role of officials in the game. It was also mentioned that the team may not be around forever, and the value of ownership equity was discussed but not definitively answered.

    • Financial Implications of Selling Shares in a Sports LeagueExploring various options for selling shares in a sports league, such as the secondary market or to potential investors, can generate significant revenue. It's crucial to consider morality clauses, drafting riders, and licensing fees when selling shares. Ownership contracts and exit strategies are essential for successful league operation.

      The discussion revolved around the potential sale of shares in a sports league and the associated implications. The speakers explored various possibilities, including selling shares to the secondary market, soliciting potential investors, and the potential revenue from new franchise owners. They also touched upon the idea of selling stock in the team that doesn't have value but keeps the cash. Morality clauses, drafting riders, and licensing fees were also discussed. The group acknowledged the importance of signing ownership contracts and having an exit strategy. They joked about potential issues, such as forgetting to sign documents and licensing controversial music. In essence, the conversation centered around the financial aspects and logistics of owning and operating a sports league.

    • Importance of drafting key figures in PLLPLL drafts include expansion, college, and entry drafts, providing opportunities to acquire top talent. Potential additions include coaches like Bill Belichick and innovative revenue streams.

      During a discussion about the Professional Lacrosse League (PLL), the importance of drafting key figures, such as coaches and players, was emphasized. The drafts for the PLL include the expansion draft, the college draft, and the entry draft, which offer opportunities to acquire top talent. A notable figure discussed was Bill Belichick, the NFL coach, who was mentioned as a potential addition to the PLL. The group also discussed the idea of creating a rule that drafted players into the PLL would exempt them from military drafts or make the PLL a college, thus preventing them from being drafted. Other topics included the logistics of attending or watching events in Los Angeles and the innovative revenue streams being explored by the PLL organization.

    • NFL Playoffs and Fyre Fest DiscussedThe NFL playoffs have eliminated several teams, with the Ravens and Seahawks considered safe bets. Fans might see a memorable image of Derrick Henry and Mark Ingram at the coin toss. Fyre Fest continued to be a topic, with mixed feelings and plans shared.

      The NFL playoffs have seen several teams, including the Steelers, Raiders, Bills, and Patriots, eliminated. The Ravens, with Hollywood Brown on their team, could be a factor. The Seahawks and Titans are considered safe bets. A memorable image fans might see is Derrick Henry and Mark Ingram standing together at the coin toss, like they did at Alabama. The conversation also touched on the topic of Fyre Fest, with some expressing frustration over its continuation and others sharing their plans for the event, including setting alarms and even faking a hostage situation. PFT shared that he had unintentionally set expectations for himself during a joke situation, leading to real goals and potential disappointment if not met.

    • Reluctance towards new rules and advertising in footballThe human side of sports figures is on display, with commentators expressing reservations and coaches making public gaffes, leading to unexpected outcomes.

      The speaker, who is known for his sports commentary on "Pardon My Take," expressed his reluctance towards new rules in football and the XFL's approach to advertising with his show. He jokingly tried out for the XFL's kicker position, despite not believing in his abilities, leading to a potential "Fyre Fest" situation where he has overestimated his capabilities. Additionally, Cleveland Cavaliers coach John Beilein made a public gaffe, calling his team "thugs" instead of "slugs," which caused controversy and raised questions about his future as head coach. The team's response to the incident highlighted tensions within the organization. Overall, the conversation showcases the human side of sports figures, with their vulnerabilities and mistakes leading to unexpected outcomes.

    • The Challenges of Staying Relevant: Coaches and MonarchsCoaches and monarchs, despite their differences, can grapple with the challenge of staying relevant in their respective domains. Tradition and modernity intertwine as both face criticism and changing expectations.

      The roles of coaches and monarchs, though vastly different, can face similar challenges when it comes to being perceived as outdated or irrelevant in their respective domains. Mike Leach, a successful college football coach, expressed his doubts about transitioning to professional leagues due to the increasing preference for younger coaches. Meanwhile, the British monarchy, despite having a democratic system, still holds significant power and influence, as evidenced by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to step down. The royal family's attempts to maintain control, even in the face of public scrutiny and criticism, highlights the complex interplay between tradition and modernity. Additionally, the ongoing tension between Iran and the United States was compared to college basketball rivalries, showcasing the unexpected connections that can emerge when examining seemingly unrelated topics.

    • Unspoken rules and misconceptions at the Barstow officeThe Barstow office has unique work rules and the hosts challenge common health beliefs, considering long hours and brisk walks instead of running, and stressful sports events versus reading for intellectual growth.

      The Barstow office has unspoken rules, such as only one person being allowed to sleep or use a specific item, and long hours spent on producing a podcast episode. Another interesting discussion revolved around the misconception that running is good for health, with the hosts expressing their belief that it's actually harmful and a brisk walk is a better option. The first day of March Madness was identified as the most stressful day due to the potential for numerous upsets and unexpected outcomes. If the time spent watching sports or playing them was instead dedicated to reading, the hosts believe they would be much more literate and potentially smarter. Despite this, they acknowledged that people read more now than they did in the past, even if it's through different mediums like Twitter and texting.

    • Excitement for a New Orleans event and a Twitter thread summarizing a bookA Twitter thread can effectively summarize a full book and excite people about upcoming events

      Someone suggested the idea of summarizing an entire book into a Twitter thread, and the speaker admitted to having accidentally read the entire thread, equivalent to a full book. The speaker expressed excitement about an upcoming event in New Orleans and wished good luck to everyone involved in it, including those with teams in the national championship. The speaker also used the phrase "call me Ishmael," which is a reference to the opening line of Herman Melville's "Moby-Dick," indicating the length and depth of the Twitter thread they had read. Overall, the conversation highlights the potential of social media as a platform for sharing and consuming large amounts of information in a condensed format.

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    Emergency beginning of the show had to be retaped after we get news that Joey Chestnut is out of the 4th of July Hot Dog Eating Competition after taking money from a vegan hot dog brand and our whole world has been shattered (00:00:00-00:17:49). Kristaps is hurt and Hank had a rough day (00:17:49-00:28:39). Pug might be a coward (00:28:39-00:35:58). Danny Hurley is staying at Uconn and SCF Game 2 (00:35:58-00:56:38). Hot Seat/Cool Throne and Buster Olney has been hacked and Kevin Durant is back on twitter (00:56:38-01:19:31). Caddie Michael Collins joins us to talk about the US Open, hardest part about being a caddie, his crazy career jump from comedian to caddy to ESPN golf personality and more (01:19:31-01:52:21). We then are joined by recurring guest and good friend Kevin Love to talk about the NBA Finals, what does Kyrie need to do to find it, his top 5, and how sick it was playing on the Olympics (01:52:21-02:23:44). We finish with listener submitted Pardon Your Takes (02:23:44-02:42:02).


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