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Chiefs Schedule Reactions, Taking Back Football Sundays & Mascot Fights | Ep 192
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The perception of a rivalry between the Eagles and Vikings is primarily a construct for the fans and media rather than a sentiment held within the team.
“I think that that rivalry probably is more for the fans that has been building up ever since that NFC Championship game from 2017”
New Heights · Sep 2022 · 5 episodes · 1.9M views on this topic
The Oklahoma drill is a valuable and enjoyable football exercise for developing toughness in players.
“I'm pissed that they got rid of that man yeah I mean I'm really happy they got rid of it in the NFL because I would hate to do this at this point I mean that's just what it comes down to when you're still in middle school or a young kid you're not big enough fast enough or strong enough to really do”
New Heights · Feb 2023 · 5 episodes · 1.9M views on this topicJL
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Jesse Lingard observes that during the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era, the club lacked the necessary structure, control, and modernization to maintain a high-performance environment.
“there's no structure there's no there's no balance for people doing what they want pretty much on it it's like a free throw yeah it's just a free throw”
The Diary of a CEO · Jan 2023 · 1 episode · 1.8M views on this topic
Professional athletes in the NFL have no idea how famous they actually are.
“there's a select few of individuals that are super super famous that are not they have no idea how famous they are”
Bert Kreischer · Jun 2023 · 1 episode · 981K views on this topic
Professional athletes in the NFL have no idea how famous they actually are.
“there's a select few of individuals that are super super famous that are not they have no idea how famous they are”
Bert Kreischer · Jun 2023 · 1 episode · 981K views on this topic
The host argues that it is better for the team to play against running backs who play a physical, power-based style rather than ones who are elusive speedsters.
“For the team, I'd rather play the banger. I'd rather play the Marshawn. I'd rather play the AP cuz you know where they going to be.”
The Pivot Podcast · Feb 2025 · 3 episodes · 742K views on this topic
The host believes that even if players do not reach the Super Bowl, attending the events around it can serve as motivation to work harder and return to the game.
“And just being down here, I think it does motivate you. I say you see the energy, you see what you talking about, and you actually a part of you know, a part of the the game, but seeing how excited the world is about it, I think that'll fuel you more because it's like now I thought I could be here, ”
The Pivot Podcast · Feb 2025 · 3 episodes · 742K views on this topic
NFL teams must evolve and spend money to win championships rather than being stuck in traditional ways.
“Yeah, you can still hold that old school, the core, the tradition, everything that is the Steelers and then evolve into like the new age of the NFL and spend money.”
The Pat McAfee Show · Jul 2025 · 1 episode · 464K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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