Robert Mays

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537 appearances 7 recordings 4 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 18 Jul

Robert Mays’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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spiegel and holmes afternoons on the score i'm sure there are some people who aren't familiar with the show who would think oh man they're gonna spend time talking about caleb williams and robert's a bears fan like this is just a way to like talk about and celebrate caleb williams incorrect i really love the mental image of people like oh do you hear the tafts guys wouldn't shut up about caleb williams and like well yeah like maize is a bear stand it's like no no no it's it's
Robert is afraid that all of this is going to disappear.
Even accounting for the aggressiveness within the offense, I still think the ball placement needs a significant amount of work.
I just think it needs to be considerably better for them to reach their ceiling.
And I think that hangs over this entire discussion, and it hangs over my entire tone in having this discussion, is that I see what's coming with this team this year on a bunch of different fronts.
The regression is coming for the defense and the turnover margins.
The offensive line health regression is probably coming.
There are going to be areas for this team that they are not as lucky or as fortunate as they were a year ago.
The only way to overcome that stuff and be really dangerous is if you are one of the truly the best couple offenses in the NFL.
And if that is going to happen, he needs to be a better player this year, like a notably better player this year than he was last year.
We do a series of shows every offseason where we call them the lingering question shows.
And you cover in the NFL.
There's just no way you can give proper oxygen to things in the back half of the season for a lot of different reasons.
Sometimes it's just that teams are bad and you stop watching them.
So on that same show, we had a discussion about.
the Steelers' new defensive coordinator, Patrick Graham, like, did he do a good job in Vegas last year?
Like, how should we feel about this?
And so sometimes it's because teams, you just fell off your radar in the back half of the year.
Sometimes it's because you were doing other things when that team season ended.
So when the Bears season ended, we were lamenting the loss to the Rams, how good of a game that was, how exciting the back half of the year was, just how exciting the Ben Johnson experience was.
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