Mackey and Judd are upset about what happened Saturday in the 17-0 game, and they want revenge!
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What upset Mackey and Judd about the 17‑0 game and why are they seeking revenge?
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Seriously, man.
Please. And away we Go. All right, we're back. We're back here. Happy Fourth of July weekend. We were so put off by losing the seventeen and no game yesterday in the NFC Championship game to the nineteen nineties Dallas Cowboys that we said we gotta come back here and see if we can get over the hump and play another round of the seventeen and no game as we're clowning around on this holiday weekend, Judd. Are are you ready, Judge? For another shot at glory.
Absolutely.
Okay.
Absolutely. Espe especially when we went from seventeen and oh, damn near ran the table to fourteen and three.
Yeah, the playoff thing was was a surprise to us. We thought the goal was to go seventeen and oh the the per thirty six dot com seventeen and oh game. And if you're new here or if you're listening, you don't have the visual, that's okay. We'll we'll guide you through this. It's become one of our uh favorite games to play here during the the downtime of the offseason. So let's start with we'll pick the Vikings to start with. If we have time to do a second one, we can try a different team. But we'll we so we get the Vikings strength of schedule for 2026. But then we're going to be picking players historically, starting with the Vikings, to fill out quarterback, running back, two receivers, a tight end, two front seven players, and a defensive back, with the caveats being the quarterback has to be pre-1995, front seven has to be ninety-five through oh nine for one of them, and then a defensive back 2010 or less.
Later. So which direction do you want to go with the Vikings as our first team here to fill these roster spots?
So the front seven is uh or at least one of the spots is ninety five? Through oh nine. Through oh nine. I mean that is um That's pretty prime Kevin Williams territory. I'll throw that out there. Yep, it is.
Uh it's Kevin Williams territory for sure.
I hesitate to uh I hesitate to throw out Tarkington, although he did he would fit perfectly into that spot, but feels like we will get more Uh bites at the apple on quarterback. Here oh so here's my question. Yeah. Yeah. H here's my question. So the wide receiver spots are open completely, right? Yeah. Do we want to avoid Moss since we did Moss yesterday or do or embrace Moss because we know his score is so high?
Well we know his score is super high. We could go Justin Jefferson. Just to switch it up a little bit. I feel like when you when we start with the Vikings and we have the the the richest position group in NFL's history, which is Vikings wide receivers. We go Chris Carter. Chris Carter.
I'm a little bit torn.
How about c Carter or Jefferson? You pick. All right, let's go car. Okay. Chris Carter. We will
How do the hosts plan their next “17‑0” challenge starting with the Minnesota Vikings?
Lock him in. Atlanta Falcons. Well Steve Barkowski, the quarterback. Um Well we can't do Chris Chandler. We could go Tony Gonzalez. It's tough to fill the tight ends. Yeah. Yep. I love it. I'm just trying to think through real quick here. So Gonzalez we get oh nine through thirteen Tony Gonzalez. Um are there any other obvious ones that we are
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What upset Mackey and Judd about the 17‑0 game and why are they seeking revenge?
0:00–4:02
2
How do the hosts plan their next “17‑0” challenge starting with the Minnesota Vikings?
4:02–6:40
3
Which Vikings players fit the pre‑1995 quarterback, 1995‑2009 front‑seven, and 2010‑or‑earlier defensive back rules?
6:40–9:04
4
Why are the tight‑end choices (Tony Gonzalez, Bob Trumpy, etc.) the hardest part of building the roster?
9:04–11:45
5
What lineup do they create for the Philadelphia Eagles under the same position constraints?
11:45–14:10
6
How do they decide between iconic players like Patrick Mahomes, Reggie White, and Terrell Davis for the Chiefs and Broncos picks?
14:10–14:54
7
What do the hosts think about the final projected win probability and why do they feel “screwed”?
14:54–15:16
8
How do Mackey and Judd wrap up the episode and tease the next “17‑0” showdown?
15:16–15:21
Speakers
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