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Football week 3 reactions and g4 promotions: Josh Allen shines, Titans lead, Ravens win, g4's Father's Day golf collection, discount offer
On this episode of Pardon My Take, football week 3 reactions were shared, with highlights including Josh Allen's impressive performance for the Bills, Mike Vrabel's Titans leading the division, and the Ravens' win over the Lions. Product promotions included g4's Father's Day golf collection and a discount offer. Football week 3 saw some exciting games, such as the Bills' victory over the Texans, the Titans' dominance, and the Ravens' win against the Lions. Notable performances included Josh Allen's rocket arm, Derek Henry's touchdowns, and Justin Tucker's game-winning kick. g4's Father's Day golf collection was also highlighted, offering a range of options for traditional, modern, and fun golf looks. A discount was offered for first-time orders using the code gfore.com/foreplay. Overall, the episode provided football analysis, product promotions, and entertainment.
Discovering the joy of Peloton workouts during spring: Peloton's diverse classes, motivating instructors, and supportive community help improve fitness and push personal bests, especially during spring.
Peloton's challenging workouts, led by motivating instructors, make it an excellent choice for powering up your fitness routine during any season, especially spring. The speaker expresses their love for Peloton and the variety of classes available, which cater to different skill levels and interests. Despite a difficult football weekend, the speaker acknowledges Aaron Rodgers' impressive performance and the excitement surrounding the upcoming summer season with Peloton. The discussion also touches upon the importance of pushing oneself to improve and the impact of supportive communities like Peloton in achieving personal bests.
Controversial touchdown pass and concussion concerns in Packers vs. 49ers game: The Packers' experience and effective game management led them to a Super Bowl contender status, while the 49ers' QB situation remains uncertain and rookie Trey Lance's readiness to take over is in question. The red hat guy's role in player safety is crucial.
During the Packers vs. 49ers game, Aaron Rodgers' last-minute touchdown pass and subsequent taunting behavior towards the Niners' defense was a topic of controversy. Meanwhile, the NFL's independent concussion watcher, or "red hat guy," was in the spotlight after Davontay Adams appeared to be concussed but returned to the game. The Packers emerged as Super Bowl contenders, while the 49ers' quarterback situation may face a crossroads. Jimmy Garoppolo's future with the team is uncertain, and rookie Trey Lance's readiness to take over remains a question. Greg Kittle's impressive performance was a highlight, earning him the nickname "old lion." The NFL season presented challenges for rookie quarterbacks, and the Packers' win showcased the importance of experience and effective game management. The red hat guy's role in player safety is crucial, ensuring that potentially concussed players receive proper evaluation and care.
NFL game controversy between Ravens and Lions: The Ravens' controversial 4th down conversion and the handshake controversy between coaches Shanahan and LaFleur added to Lions' frustration over officiating in the NFL. Lions fans feel hopeless and frustrated, but coach Dan Campbell remains optimistic.
The NFL game between the Ravens and Lions ended in controversy when the Ravens converted on a 4th and 19 with just seconds left on the clock, potentially costing the Lions the game. The handshake controversy between Kyle Shanahan and Matt LaFleur, former colleagues, added fuel to the fire, but it's unclear if there's genuine bad blood between them. The Lions have a history of being on the wrong end of controversial calls, and this latest incident has left fans feeling hopeless and frustrated. Dan Campbell, the Lions' coach, remains optimistic, vowing to play tough and stay relatively healthy despite their injury-ridden roster. The controversy has sparked discussions about the fairness of officiating in the NFL and the lack of accountability for mistakes. Regardless of the outcome, the Lions and their fans will continue to face adversity, but their resilience and determination remain unwavering.
Heartbreaking loss for the Detroit Lions: Despite valiant efforts, Lions lost due to missed opportunities and key plays against them
The Detroit Lions experienced a heartbreaking loss against the Baltimore Ravens due to a combination of factors including a missed field goal by Justin Tucker, a record-breaking kick for the Ravens, and mistakes made by the Lions' defense and offense. Fans and commentators alike were left in disbelief as the Lions came up just short, with Detroit's own Marquise Brown dropping crucial touchdown passes and Lamar Jackson leading the Ravens to victory. Despite the Lions' valiant efforts, the game ultimately came down to a few key plays that went against them. The Ravens may have had their own struggles, but it was the Lions who suffered the consequences of a near-perfect storm of unfortunate events. Despite the disappointment, Lions fans took solace in the fact that their team put up a great show at halftime, with Calvin Johnson receiving his ring and Martha Ford facing the crowd's wrath. The game was a reminder of the unpredictability of football and the importance of capitalizing on opportunities when they present themselves.
Detroit Lions fans find solace in resilience and draft pick potential: Detroit Lions fans are staying optimistic despite a painful loss, acknowledging their team's competitiveness and Dan Campbell's efforts, but expressing concern for the defense and jokingly suggesting distractions as a possible cause.
Detroit Lions fans endured a painful loss in a prime-time game against the Baltimore Ravens, but they found solace in their team's resilience and the potential for a high draft pick. The fans expressed their frustration and love for the opportunity to boo the team's governor, but also acknowledged Dan Campbell's efforts as a head coach and the team's competitiveness against top teams like the Packers and Niners. The defense, however, remains a concern. While there's no clear answer for their struggles, some fans jokingly suggested that Chase Young's numerous commercials might be a distraction. Overall, Lions fans are staying optimistic and looking forward to the future, hoping that the team will eventually turn things around.
Bills Dominate Washington, Secure First Home Win Since 1987: The Buffalo Bills secured their first home win since 1987, showcasing their potential as Super Bowl contenders with a dominant performance against the Washington Football Team.
The Buffalo Bills are back to their dominant form after a shaky start against the Washington Football Team. Taylor Heinecke, the Washington quarterback, had a rough game and was criticized for his performance. The Bills jumped out to a 21-point lead but allowed the Football Team to make it a close game. However, the Bills' victory marks their first win in Buffalo since 1987 and highlights their potential as a serious Super Bowl contender. The longest onside kick in NFL history also contributed to their win. The Washington team's Chase Young urged for no bullshitting and urged fans to let him know if they notice any. Jim Irsay, the Colts owner, made headlines for his guitar collection and his band performance during the week. Despite some controversy regarding Carson Wentz's availability and vaccination status, Irsay's unique blend of wealth and rock music showcased his distinctive personality. Overall, the NFL season continues to surprise with its unpredictability, and the Bills' victory serves as a reminder of their potential greatness.
Colts' Decision to Stick with Wentz Costs Them in Trade Market: The Colts' commitment to Carson Wentz, despite his injury-prone performances, may have hindered their trade value and impacted their season, while Jacob Eason was overlooked as an alternative.
The Indianapolis Colts' decision to stick with Carson Wentz as their starting quarterback, despite his injury-plagued performances, may have cost them dearly. Wentz's insistence on playing through his injuries, particularly his ankle sprains, hindered his mobility and effectiveness in the game, potentially giving the Philadelphia Eagles an edge in the trade market. Meanwhile, Jacob Eason, who could have provided a better alternative, was overlooked. The Colts' season has been impacted by injuries, including Quintin Nelson's high ankle sprain, and their upcoming schedule remains challenging. However, the return of Sam Ehlinger could bring some hope. Elsewhere, Terry Luan, who had a rough start to the season, bounced back with a strong performance against the Houston Texans. The Titans, led by Derrick Henry's impressive play, emerged as the clear front-runner in the AFC South division. The Bears-Browns game was a difficult watch, with the Bears' offense struggling under Matt Nagy's questionable play-calling and Justin Fields' supposed injury. However, Fields later denied any injury, fueling speculation that Nagy may have intentionally held him back to prove that Andy Dalton is still a better fit for the team's offense.
Criticizing Nagy's Handling of Fields in Bears Loss: Speaker criticizes Nagy for not utilizing Fields' running abilities, leading to struggling performance and loss. Frustrated with NFL's sack rules, suggests Nagy change offense for fresh start.
The speaker is highly critical of Matt Nagy's handling of Justin Fields in the Chicago Bears' game against the Cleveland Browns. He believes that Nagy's decision to keep Fields as a pocket passer and not utilize his running abilities was a mistake, and that it resulted in Fields struggling and the team losing. The speaker also criticizes the NFL's inclusion of sacks as negative passing yards and expresses frustration that Fields' passing yardage was significantly lower than a field goal kicked by the opposing team. He argues that Nagy had the power to run different offensive schemes, such as RPOs and zone reads, but failed to do so. The speaker suggests that if Nagy wants to keep his job, he should hold off on playing Fields as long as possible, then bring him in with a slightly different offense, and eventually fire himself as offensive coordinator to give the appearance of a fresh start. The speaker ends by asking listeners to correct any misinformation they may hear about the situation, emphasizing that the point has always been to give Fields a chance to prove himself as the Bears' quarterback.
Bears fans want Justin Fields to start, Browns impress: Bears fans push for Fields over Dalton due to team's poor performance, Browns excel with Garrett, Mayfield, and effective offense
Bears fans are advocating for Justin Fields to replace Andy Dalton as the starting quarterback, not out of stupidity, but due to the team's lack of competitiveness and Fields' potential for growth. The Browns, on the other hand, are praised for their effective offensive execution and impressive performance against the Steelers. The discussion also touched upon criticisms towards the Bears' general manager Ryan Pace for questionable draft picks and Matt Nagy for his offensive strategies. The Browns' standout players, such as Myles Garrett and Baker Mayfield, were highlighted for their contributions to the team's success. Additionally, there were jokes about coaches and their decision-making abilities, including the use of the "shark wheel" play and the visor-wearing head coach, Steve Spurrier. The conversation ended with a reflection on the disappointing performances of both the Bears and Wisconsin football teams over the weekend.
Sharing the Misery of Football Season Losses: Despite investing emotions into football teams, the speakers experienced numerous losses and disappointments, leading to shared frustration and a sense of humor in their collective suffering. They also discussed Noom, a weight loss program that helps users develop healthier habits.
Despite having high hopes for their football teams going into the season, the speakers have experienced numerous losses and disappointments, leading to frustration and a sense of shared misery. The Badgers' loss to the Bears, in particular, was a low point, with one speaker recalling a fan's swift departure after a promising start. The speakers also acknowledged the absurdity of investing so much emotion into sports, especially during a pandemic, and lamented the combined poor performance of the Bears and Badgers. However, they also found humor in their shared suffering and looked forward to the Patriots game as an opportunity for more misery. The conversation then shifted to promoting Noom, a weight loss program that helps users develop healthier habits through personalized coaching and cognitive behavioral approaches.
Jameis Winston's MVP-caliber performance leads Saints to victory over Patriots: Despite being underdogs, the Saints won against the Patriots due to Winston's efficient and unconventional playstyle, proving their resilience and keeping their season alive.
Jameis Winston put on a show against the New Orleans Saints, making seemingly risky throws turn into touchdowns, while Mac Jones had some interceptions that weren't entirely his fault. The Saints defense played well, especially considering they were displaced due to Hurricane Ida and hadn't played a home game in over a month. Jameis Winston's efficiency and unique playing style, reminiscent of a video game character, stood out. Belichick's Patriots faced the Saints at home, and the line favored them. The Saints, led by Winston's MVP-caliber performance, proved their resilience and earned a much-needed win. The game featured some memorable moments, including Peyton Manning trolling Belichick by putting Taysom Hill in and getting him a touchdown. The Saints' gritty performance earned them a victory and kept their season alive.
Patriots' Loss to Saints: Mac Jones Struggles and Uncertain Future: Despite a tough loss, the Patriots' future is uncertain due to Mac Jones' rookie struggles and potential emotional impact. The Saints' strong defense and Jameis Winston's success add to the uncertainty.
Mac Jones and the New England Patriots faced a tough loss against the New Orleans Saints, with Jones showing signs of struggle as a rookie quarterback. The Patriots' chances of winning against the Buccaneers next week are uncertain, as emotions may heavily impact Jones' performance. The Saints have impressed with their strong defense and Jameis Winston's success. In other news, the NFL community wishes Andy Reid a quick recovery after his health issue following the Chiefs' loss. The community emphasizes the importance of respecting coaches with real health conditions. Additionally, the Patrick Mahomes interception during the Chiefs' game against the Texans was a topic of discussion, with some considering it his best throw, despite it resulting in an interception.
Statement game for Chargers against Chiefs: Chargers' offense shines in red zone, Brandon Staley makes bold decisions, Keenan Allen performs, Chargers challenge for Super Bowl title, Chiefs remain formidable, statement win against biggest rival
The Los Angeles Chargers put on an impressive performance against the Kansas City Chiefs, with their offense shining in the red zone despite some setbacks. Head coach Brandon Staley made bold decisions, going for it on 4th down and scoring a game-winning touchdown instead of attempting a field goal. Keenan Allen continues to be a top-tier receiver, and the Chargers' offense, while unpredictable at times, has the potential to challenge for a Super Bowl title. The Chiefs, meanwhile, showed signs of vulnerability, but are still a formidable team with Mahomes at the helm and new threats emerging in their offense. The Chargers' win was a statement game, and they passed the test against their biggest rival in the AFC West.
Chargers Lead AFC West, Chiefs Need 12 Wins to Reach Playoffs: The Chargers are currently leading the AFC West, while the Chiefs need to win all their remaining games to make the playoffs, highlighting the unpredictability and intensity of the NFL season
The Chargers are currently leading the AFC West division, while the Chiefs are underperforming and "sleepwalking" through the first quarter of the NFL season. The Chiefs now need to win 12 of their remaining 12 games to reach the playoffs, which leaves little room for error. The Chargers, on the other hand, have already secured a win and are expected to continue their success. The Chiefs' head coach, Andy Reid, has been dealing with health issues and may be coaching from the hospital, allowing Eric Bieniemy to take the reins. Arthur Smith and the Falcons also had their first win of the season, with Smith growing a "get a win beard" during their victory over the Giants. The Chiefs' current record of 3-4, or "13 and 4 split into the season," requires them to go 12-2 for the rest of the season. The Chargers, with their current record of 5-2, are in a stronger position to make the playoffs. The NFL season is tough, and every win should be celebrated, no matter the opponent.
Giants' Morale at Question as Owner Frustration Goes Public: Despite no major mistakes, Giants lost to Falcons, owner Mara's public frustration raised morale concerns, Matt Ryan led Falcons to win, Saquon Barkley injured, Evan Engram fumbled, Giants history of poor starts, Matt Ryan showed professionalism, Cordarrel Patterson shone, Bengals beat Steelers, Roethlisberger struggled
The New York Giants are currently struggling as a team, despite no major mistakes from Daniel Jones or Joe Judge during their loss to the Atlanta Falcons. The post-game news focused on Giants owner John Mara knocking over trash cans in frustration, raising concerns about the team's morale. The Falcons, led by Matt Ryan, managed to win even on Eli Manning's day of honor, highlighting the Giants' lackluster performance. Saquon Barkley's injury and Evan Engram's fumble added to their woes. The Giants have a history of starting poorly in seasons where they eventually win Super Bowls, but their current form indicates they're not a good football team. Meanwhile, Matt Ryan showed professionalism with a game-winning drive when they were down by significant points. Cordarrel Patterson's impressive performance as a running back is a bright spot, but overall, the Bengals' 24-10 victory over the Steelers was a sad sight, reminiscent of watching an old dog lose its agility. Ben Roethlisberger's struggles were evident with two interceptions, one of which was thrown directly into a linebacker's chest.
Steelers fans remain loyal to Roethlisberger despite subpar performance: Steelers fans continue to support Roethlisberger despite his struggles, while TJ Watt's absence significantly impacted the defense and the team's playoff chances remain uncertain.
Despite Ben Roethlisberger's subpar performance in the Steelers' game against the Bengals, Steelers fans are unlikely to turn on their longtime quarterback. Fans respect what Roethlisberger has accomplished for the team and may continue to support him even if the team fails to make the playoffs. Meanwhile, TJ Watt's absence significantly impacted the Steelers' defense, which struggled to record a sack and failed to contain Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase. The Bengals looked impressive, with Chase trolling the Steelers' defense with his route-running skills. The Steelers' upcoming schedule is challenging, with games against the Packers, Broncos, Seahawks, and Browns, making a playoff appearance uncertain. However, with TJ Watt's potential return, the defense could still be a formidable force. Overall, the Steelers' loss to the Bengals was a disappointing one, but fans' loyalty to Roethlisberger remains strong.
Real life fan criticism differs from social media: Fans respect players more in person and the NFL's top teams dominate, while rookie QBs face high expectations and criticism
While social media allows people to express their opinions freely, in real life, fans may not show the same level of criticism towards players, such as Big Ben in Pittsburgh. Respect for the game and players is important to fans. The Bengals' offense performs better when they can run the ball, making them a formidable team. Trevor Lawrence's struggles as a rookie quarterback for the Jaguars have been evident, and mistakes like interceptions on flea flickers can make things worse. The Cardinals, with players like AJ Green and Deandre Hopkins, are a force to be reckoned with. The NFL's "super teams" continue to dominate, leaving smaller teams like the Jets and Jaguars struggling to keep up. Players like Zach Wilson and Sam Darnold face high expectations and criticism, but improvement is possible. Despite tough losses, players and teams must keep pushing forward.
Jets' Defense Shines, But Offense Struggles: Jets' defense impresses, but offense struggles to score, putting pressure on D; aging players, weak schedule offer potential for wins
The New York Jets' defense has been impressive this season, particularly in stopping opponents on third down and in the red zone. However, their offense has struggled to put together consistent drives, putting undue pressure on the defense. The Jets' aging appearance may be a result of their challenging environment, which could be accelerating the aging process for their players. The team's offensive line has shown promise but is not living up to expectations due to the long holding times by their rookie quarterback, Zach Wilson. The wide receivers need to improve their separation and help Wilson by catching more passes when he makes good throws. The Jets' offense has scored only 20 points in the last three games and given up 15 sacks. The team's record may not accurately reflect their potential, as they have faced weak opponents so far. The Broncos, currently undefeated, could be a team to watch, as they have played weak opponents and have an efficient quarterback in Teddy Bridgewater. The Jets' schedule includes games against the NFC East and AFC South teams, which could provide opportunities for more wins. The Dolphins and Raiders are also teams to watch, with Jacoby Brissett showing promise as a capable replacement for Tua Tagovailoa. Overall, the Jets' defense has shown potential, but their offense needs to improve for the team to win more games.
Underdog teams can start a season undefeated: Underdog teams like the Raiders can surprise NFL world, solid running game crucial for QBs like Cousins.
Underdog teams, like the Las Vegas Raiders, can surprise the NFL world by starting a season undefeated, even against teams that won ten games the previous year, such as the Baltimore Ravens, Miami Dolphins, and Pittsburgh Steelers. During a wild Saturday night game between the Raiders and Dolphins last season, both teams traded field goals in overtime before the Raiders eventually kicked the game-winning field goal. Despite the Raiders' coach, Jon Gruden, preferring to score touchdowns instead of relying on kickers, the Dolphins showed determination in their attempts to come back. However, the use of the Wildcat formation in the goal-line situation was criticized as outdated and ineffective in the NFL. The unexpected performance of the Raiders and the importance of having a solid running game for quarterbacks like Kirk Cousins were further highlighted in the Minnesota Vikings' victory against the Seattle Seahawks, where their backup, Alexander Mattison, who resembled their starter Dalvin Cook and ran the same offense, filled in effectively and helped the team control the clock in the second half.
Minnesota Vikings and Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks' impact on team success: Despite competent quarterbacks, team success varies greatly depending on factors beyond their control, such as team conditioning, offensive line, and coaching strategies.
Kirk Cousins and Derek Carr can be competent quarterbacks, but their teams' successes heavily depend on various factors. The Minnesota Vikings, for instance, are just a few plays away from having a perfect record, making them a formidable team. Conversely, the Seattle Seahawks have struggled in the second half of the season, scoring significantly fewer points than in the first half. Pete Carroll's coaching abilities have been questioned, with some suggesting that he should focus on improving the team's conditioning to address their second-half scoring slump. Matt Stafford, on the other hand, has emerged as a potential MVP candidate, with impressive performances that have put him on track to rank among the all-time greats in passing yards and touchdowns if he maintains his current pace over the next few seasons.
Intense Emotions and Unusual Performances in the NFL: Sean McVay and Bruce Arians showed intense emotions, Tom Brady threw for 400 yards but lost, camaraderie impacted performance, absence of Rob Gronkowski mattered, Deshaun Jackson made an impact, NFL season full of surprises
The NFL season is full of surprises and the pressure to win, especially for high-profile coaches and quarterbacks, can lead to intense emotions and unconventional behavior. During a recent game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Los Angeles Rams, both Sean McVay and Bruce Arians displayed intense emotions on the sidelines, with McVay sprinting and Arians looking redder than ever. Tom Brady also had an unusual performance, throwing for 400 yards and no interceptions but still losing the game. Another notable takeaway is the impact of team camaraderie, as evidenced by Cooper Kupp and Matthew Stafford's strong performance after eating breakfast together. The absence of Rob Gronkowski due to injury also had a significant impact on the game. Nicknames are a common part of NFL culture, with Tom Brady being referred to as TB12, Touchdown Tom, The Goat, and even The Pharaoh. However, the use of the latter nickname has become problematic due to its association with ancient Egypt and enslavement. Brady himself does not use the nickname. Deshaun Jackson also made an impact during the game, and overall, the NFL season continues to provide exciting and unpredictable moments.
NFL player Deshaun Jackson's unique end zone celebrations and records: Deshaun Jackson sets NFL records for long touchdown receptions and unique end zone maneuvers, while Bruce Barnum and Connor Davis show their love for football in unique ways, and Kenny Chesney avoids touring during fall to respect college football.
Deshaun Jackson, an NFL player, holds several records for long touchdown receptions and unexpected end zone maneuvers. Jackson's speed and ability to evade defenders have earned him accolades and titles such as having the most 50+ yard receptions and most 75+ yard touchdown receptions in NFL history. Jackson's unique playing style includes waiting in the end zone to savor each moment on the field, rather than running directly into it. This week, Billy recognized two football guys: Bruce Barnum, who kept his promise to buy Coors Lights for everyone attending a game, and Connor Davis, a high school lineman who took his senior photo with a stack of pancakes and syrup, symbolizing his love for pancakes and football. Lastly, Kenny Chesney was recognized for his dedication to not touring during the fall to avoid conflicts with college football games. These individuals' actions and unique quirks showcase their passion for football and the lengths they go to enjoy the game.
Preparing for the Ryder Cup's noise with leaf blowers: The Ryder Cup brought excitement and unpredictability during football season with the USA team dominating, Bryson DeChambeau's unique talents, and Jon Jones' arrest, while the Cardinals' winning streak stood out.
The Ryder Cup, despite taking place during football season, is an exciting event where teammates compete against each other representing their countries. Mark Ferrante, head coach of Villanova, went the extra mile to prepare his team for the noise of Beaver Stadium by using leaf blowers during practice. The USA team dominated the Ryder Cup with a score of 19 to 9, with Bryson DeChambeau making headlines for his impressive drives and unconventional antics. Despite his controversial behavior, fans can still appreciate his unique talents on the golf course. Jon Jones, on the other hand, made headlines for getting arrested again, casting doubt on his future in the UFC. The Cardinals' winning streak also stood out as a notable sports achievement. Overall, these events showcase the excitement and unpredictability of sports, even during the busy football season.
Cardinals' playoff hopes, Laundrie search, and controversial sports moments: The Cardinals' winning streak, Laundrie search, and Davis's quit highlight the unpredictability of sports, while West's calls and personal reflections on fatherhood add depth to the conversation.
The Saint Louis Cardinals have been on a winning streak, but their success in the regular season doesn't guarantee success in the playoffs. Meanwhile, the search for Brian Laundrie continues with Dog the Bounty Hunter on the case. In the sports world, Ohio State's Devonte Davis famously quit during a game, and Joe West's controversial strike calls continue to be a topic of discussion. Despite the controversies and ups and downs, these events keep the sports world engaged and entertained. Additionally, the speaker expressed his own personal reflections on fatherhood and the importance of prioritizing family.
Joe West's album, upcoming guest on Numbers, and daily life topics: Discussed Joe West's music, upcoming guest on Numbers, Hague, Eli Manning, microscopic shrimp in NYC tap water, and Cinnamon Toast Crunch
The discussion touched on various topics including music, sports, and everyday life. Joe West was mentioned for having a great album with a song about a blind date. A notable guest was announced for an upcoming episode on the Numbers show. The Hague in the Netherlands and Eli Manning's interaction with fans were also discussed. There was an interesting tidbit about microscopic shrimp in New York City tap water, and Cinnamon Toast Crunch was mentioned as part of a treatment process. Brady may have also partaken in this treat. Overall, the conversation was light-hearted and covered a range of subjects.
