Hour 4 - Stridham's Shot At Hero In Denver, Russo Can't Pronounce His Name

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Geo 0:00
It's the Boomer and Geo podcast from WFAN. All right, Boomer and Geo coming to you live from the Bill Ford Tough Studio on the fan and CBS Sports Network. If you want to talk to us, 888-808-1019. That's the Red Pocket Mobile fan line brought to you by your new ultimate cell carrier, Red Pocket Mobile. What a busy Thursday morning with the Mets making the trade with Freddy Peralta last night, the Yankees yesterday afternoon. Signing Cody Bellinger, the Bo Bichette press conference, the Buffalo Bills and the craziness that happened at their press conference, the Knicks blowing the doors off of the Nets, and we are heading into full steam ahead championship weekend with one of the oddest and most unlikely stories at quarterback, Jared Stidham, who makes the start.
Geo 0:56
Now, I don't know about this, but these online conspiracy theories about things that went on, You know what I saw yesterday? That because Bo Nix looked fine after the game, that it was like an Edwin Diaz celebration thing where he hurt his ankle. Could there be any truth to that? Because he looked fine when he took a knee. He looked fine a previous play, and then all of a sudden his ankle's broken? So I went back. Tiki and I were looking at the plays yesterday. Yeah. And it... Tiki noticed that after the run to the left side, I think the next play was a pass down the field that might have ended up in a pass interference call. And then after that came the taking the knee. And you could see when he was throwing the ball down the field, he looked like he couldn't plant.
Geo 1:45
He was all arm. I do remember that. Yes, and then when he was coming off the field after taking the knee and putting the ball in the middle of the field, you could see he was kind of gimping off the field. So I think we both think that it did happen on either the third or fourth last play when he was running to the left. Yeah. It didn't seem like he got hit – much but maybe the the defender fell on his ankles what happened it looked like yeah and it's a it wasn't that cold out there but if it's cold and you got the adrenaline going and maybe you don't know uh how hurt you really are but it just was surprising to have such a serious injury and the guy was just sort of walking around did a post-game interview you know it's just like business as usual well this is going to be the seventh time in in the history of the nfl that a quarterback is going to make his first start in the playoffs
Geo 2:38
And only one of those previous six won games as the guy who started in the playoffs. And, of course, that's the great Frank Reich. Is he in the mix with the Buffalo job or not? Doesn't sound like it. I don't think so. No.

What is the significance of Jarrett Stidham's start for the Broncos?

Geo 2:55
What about the Eagles offensive coordinator? I don't think so. You don't think so. It's hard to say. You're asking me questions that I kind of know answers to, but I can't really... I'm kind of like, there may be something else. I don't know. There may be something else. Hmm. Hmm, hmm, hmm. I don't know. He's always talking to everybody. Of course he's talking to everybody. And he's happy what he's doing now, which is he's retired. He's loving life down in Carolina. Yeah, don't you just chill now? I mean, the fact that he ended up taking that Stanford job, we thought that was nuts. But he said it was the greatest thing he's ever done. He said he had so much fun doing it. Greatest thing he's ever done? Well, I mean, as a coach.
Geo 3:42
Oh, okay. Because he really felt like he impacted the team in a positive way. And really, the big game for them is to beat California, and they did that.

What are the conspiracy theories surrounding Bo Nix's injury?

Geo 3:50
Yeah, Stanford Cal. And that was a huge rush for him, and he loved those kids. You know, Stanford kids are great. You know, they all have to go to class there. This isn't like Carson Beck playing at University of Miami, not going to class. Sure. And they lose a lot of guys in the transfer portal because they develop players there. Everybody knows that those kids are really smart to get into that school. And next thing you know, those kids go into the transfer portal. Everybody wants them.

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