A legitimate argument breaks out across the show's cast over Kyle Shanahan's decision to take the ball first and kick a field goal in OT. How will we recover from the screaming match? Well, Lucy decides it's time to clear out the vibes so Dan asks her to lead us through a meditation. Plus, Matt Barnes joins us to discuss Shannon Sharpe vs. Mike Epps, Shaq, opening up to women, and a moment at his son's high school basketball game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Chapter 1: What caused the argument over Kyle Shanahan's decisions?
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Ich denke ehrlich, dass einige dieser Emotionen in den letzten 10 Tagen oder so, weil Stugatz getrunken, getrunken, gefeiert und Sex mit Las Vegas gemacht hat. Ich denke, dass Stugatz es verpasst hat, und ich sage das gleiche, wenn es so ist, dass ich ihn kümmere und über die emotionalen Momente in diesem Thema spreche.
Ich denke, eines der Dinge, die Stugatz in den letzten Tagen verpasst hat, das mich gelacht hat und mich bewegt hat, nicht wie ich mit Greg Cody hier bewegt wurde,
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Chapter 2: Why is meditation important after heated discussions?
Better than you guys think he is. Stugatz had the lane. When the quarterback wins, I celebrate the quarterback. That's football, that's easy. Except with the Chiefs. Except he went the other way. He had the same lane Nick Wright had. Aber Stugatz hat sich überlegt, ich werde die Chiefs fragen, ich werde Mahomes fragen, ich werde die schlechtesten Töne in der Geschichte dieses Geschäftes haben.
Ich vertrete Josh Allen, ich vertrete Lamar Jackson. Ich meine, ein Homegame gegen Mahomes, Jesus Christus.
Und jetzt vertreten Sie Kyle Shanahan. Ja.
Ja, Dan, ich habe sie früher verurteilt, ich werde sie wieder verurteilen. Der Fakt, dass wir ihn skaten lassen, ist eines der größten Verletzungen, die wir je in einer Superbowl gesehen haben. Du warst der Hauptcoach, du sprichst um Verantwortung und du und dein Team wussten nicht die Regeln, um in der Superbowl zu überleben. Den, that's a fireable offense. It really is.
Either he knew them and didn't communicate them to his team so they knew it, or he flatly did not know it. And if he didn't know those rules, I'm sorry. That is a terrible job by him. And this is a guy, as I said earlier, up 28-3 as an offensive coordinator, blew that lead. Ab 10 gegen die Chiefs, spät in der 4. Quartier, oder mitten in der 4. Quartier, hat er das Spiel verloren.
Und jetzt weiß er die Regeln für den Overtime? Und wir nennen ihn einen Genius? Und du bist der Typ, der ständig zu deinen Spielern spricht? Bist vorbereitet, weißt alles, weißt jede Situation. Und du, der Head Coach, der Genius-Head Coach, wusste nicht eine einfache Regel?
Eine Regel. Das ist so ein Spiel, der Resultat, Alter. Wenn sie runterfahren und einen Touchdown bekommen, ist jeder, der es so gemacht hat, anwesend.
If he knew the rules, he would have went for a fourth down. I don't think he did. He did know the rules. You cannot go for a fourth down there.
Yes, you can.
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Chapter 3: What insights does Matt Barnes provide on Shannon Sharpe vs. Mike Epps?
You need points. You need any type of points at that point. Because then if you stop the Chiefs, then all they have to do is kick a field goal and then you each get the ball again.
If you go for it, the Chiefs get the ball on the 8-yard line. You have to go 90 yards. You go for a touchdown there. You know Mahomes is going to come down and score. You really think it's a fireable offense? To not know the rules?
The quickest rehire in the history of coaching if he got fired.
An injury to his quarterback last year is all that prevented him from being in back-to-back Super Bowls.
Billy, he didn't know the rules. The players are saying, we didn't know the rules. So a guy that could have taken your back-to-back Super Bowls, you fire.
No, Eric Armstead... Because he doesn't know that they changed the playoff rules.
Eric Armstead and Juszczyk have said that the 49ers did not discuss their game plan. That doesn't mean that... Whose job is that? That doesn't mean Kyle Shanahan didn't have a plan.
The guy's got cameras in every coach's office. He's checking everyone out. He's a control freak. You know what? Put a camera in his office. Stop looking at your coaches. Stop worrying about what they're doing. Worry about what you have to do. And what you have to do is know the rules of the game.
This is an obvious take. He's not wrong.
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Chapter 4: How can football coaching decisions impact the game?
Er ist flach darüber falsch. Du kannst nicht nur an einen Mann wütend sein, du musst auch einen Mann feuern.
Ich habe dieses Spiel entwickelt. Das ist, wie es geht. Er feuert ihn. Dann sind es die 49er, die Belichick nennen. Und was? Dann bringt er Belichick zurück. Wenn jedes Team in der NFL gesagt hat, nein, danke, Bill Belichick.
Ich nehme es einen Schritt weiter. Belichick und Brady. Okay, also... Sie haben eine tolle Beziehung.
Ja, na ja.
Billy, this is what Stugatz is going to do. And he's going to box you in at every turn. I haven't been boxed in once yet. None of these made any sense. No, this is the only way that it makes sense. Did you know the rules?
Nein, das ist nicht mein Job.
Das kommt von einem Mann, der das Lkw-Team von seiner Tochter coacht. Sie waren zwei Jahre lang Nummer eins im Land, aber ich wusste die Regeln nicht. Am Ende eines Tournees, in dem sie nur eine Halbzeit spielten, dachte ich, dass wir das ganze Spiel spielen würden. Aber ich bekomme keine Millionen von Dollar. Ich bin kein Genialist. Das war erwartet von mir. Wir erwarten mehr von Kyle Shanahan.
Das machen wir.
Ich weiß die Regeln. Der Ort, an dem er dich gebockt hat, ist hier, Billy. Es ist ein einfacher rhetorischer Trick. Genialist. Weiß die Regeln. Yeah, he should know the rules. Now, I do believe he knew the rules, and I don't believe his hit in the head a lot of times, use check, concussion, fullback, necessarily knows all of the rules. And Foxworth has said... Lie in that spot.
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Chapter 5: What role does emotional control play in sports discussions?
By the way, Peter King, 50 years doing this and asking the most remedial of questions because this is all complicated shit that we think is easy and you idiot. Know the rules, Shanahan. Watch this at the end of... This was the last play of the game.
Tiger 12. So that puts McColl in. And two tight ends. One running back. Tom and Jerry Wright. One-way play. We don't have a lot of one-way plays, but this is it. And it's gun, trips right, bunch. F-shuttle. Okay. And that gives you a little corn dog with...
Lass mich dich fragen, was ist das Teil dieses Spiels, das die Bewegung betrifft?
Die Schüttel.
X-Schüttel. Okay, Schüttel.
Ich fühle mich, als ob ich Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting die Mathematik-Board schaue, aber am Ende hat Andy Reid einfach ein bisschen Mustard und Ketchup drauf. And you realize that he's not speaking Mandarin, that I don't understand anything he's saying. It's just a corn dog with some mustard and some ketchup. And now, Peter, clearly that's your language, just like it's mine.
And Peter's like, what, why, why? I've been covering football for 50 years. Why do I, why?
I don't like that Stugatz put me in a position to be defending Kyle Shanahan. That was weird. It's so strange. Because I don't think he's a genius either. Okay, good.
Win some games.
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Chapter 6: How can meditation help clear bad vibes during a podcast?
Here's the thing, though. Why are we putting it all on Shanahan? He's got a staff of 30 people, including quality control coaches, who are supposed to be covering all of the smallest details. Guys!
They knew the rules! There was a couple guys that were like, maybe we didn't have a full meeting, but the coaches knew the rules!
And my point is, even if they didn't, it's not all on the head coach.
Yes, it is.
No, there should be people in his ear going, hey, by the way... So and so and such and such, and we need to maybe consider running this because they get the ball back. So and so and such and such.
And he and Hall. So and so and such and such and he and Hall.
He doesn't know his players' names.
I mean, there seemed to be... That kind of thing. There was confusion. There was definitely confusion. It may have happened just like that. Right. That's what I'm saying.
He shouldn't have said such and such. He should have given more detail. Right.
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Chapter 7: What are the key takeaways from today's sports debates?
This is very frustrating.
All right, well, Chris, have at it, because this is... Stugatz is going... Look, the greatest of all the Stugatz's positions, all of them, is great game. Let me see if I can come over here and fire somebody.
Ich bin mit Stugatz dabei. Es gibt eine Debatte, wenn du weißt, dass du Mahomes hast, der das nächste Spiel bekommen wird. Vielleicht gehst du einfach nur für den Touchdown, wenn du so sicher bist, dass Mahomes das Spiel aufbauen wird. Das ist mehr eine Debatte, ob sie dafür gehen sollten, als ob sie die Regeln wussten oder nicht. Ich fühle mich einfach so, dass wir es hier zu viel verursachen.
Es ist ein so guter Show, Stugatz hat nur gesagt, fang ihn an. Er weiß nichts. Er hat Kornhund-Brett. He smells like Vegas for 10 days. Shanahan doesn't know the rules. I would out-corn-dog him with more ketchup and more mustard if they gave me the playbook.
My kids asked me the rule and I said, if they score a touchdown here, game over. That's the greatest part.
What percentage of our audience knew the exact rules?
I was panicking. Until Romo with like nine seconds left was like, guys, the game's not over here. I was like, whoo.
Wait, but Romo didn't know the rules. Yes, he did. No, he did not. He kept saying this is a play for the season. No, he didn't know the rules. Well, he said that the whole game.
No one knew it. On third down, he said if they score here, it's the Super Bowl, which it was not the case.
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