Did Sean McVay declare that he’s team Matt LaFleur?
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What humorous moments open the podcast?
This is Remy Harrison-Grody on 670 The Score. It's impossible to not laugh after all of that laughing at myself, but also with us all trying to do the Lil Wayne voice. Ray's the best. He had it.
Ray definitely won the Lil Wayne impersonation competition. Remy Harrison-Grody won it.
He sounded like a grandmother his entire life, but yet also Avery Johnson.
Avery Johnson! Wow.
Don't knock it until you listen to both. Don't even try. Listen to Avery Johnson speak, and then you get back to me on that one.
Hmm. Interesting. Very interesting.
In the meantime, Petty Industries has more inventory. We've got a bumper crop of Petty.
This was on back order, right? It just came in, just hit the shelves?
Well, we had a lot of supply. Believe it or not, there were some supply chain issues. And the factory has produced for us. That is absolutely for sure. And again, we have to play the game. Is this Petty? And as we discussed in our pre-show meeting, the we should have created this sooner petty meter tm can we can we judge do you guys want to use the petty meter for sean mcveigh in his comments yesterday this is the playoffs yes 100 but see i also think that the playoffs should be separated in petty because that's just you're a gamer big time players make big time plays and big time coaches say big things Again, this is really good for our FM audience we're going to get.
Why did big ego just pop into my head when you said that?
Because it's all kind of there.
Yeah.
But the point is, whatever way you need to psych yourself up, whatever music you need to run through that proverbial tunnel, whatever you need that can help you wake up every day, if it is indeed system of a down or whatever else you may fancy, I feel like that has been the case for Ben Johnson using all of this for motivation for his team, most importantly, us secondarily, and perhaps him personally tertiary or primary so sean mcveigh i think it was inevitable that he was going to be asked about this especially when stephen a smith decided to stoke those flames saying he had sources telling him that sean mcveigh and the uh well he didn't say sean mcveigh but the circle close to matt lafleur doesn't like the way ben johnson had treated him
I'm still trying to draw that circle and figure out who all is inside of it.
It's like that gif from Always Sunny where there's the whole setup. I believe it is Charlie who's got it all mapped out. And there's like post-it notes. Pins. Yeah. Lines to other people and whatnot. The tangled web we have woven.
The quickest line to draw is the one that's drawn with blood, right?
Yes. Yes. Yes.
So Matt LaFleur... has a younger brother named Mike LaFleur. Did you know that he coaches in the NFL as well?
You mean to tell me that family members coach in the National Football League?
I just looked through everything, as we all should, through the Fast and Furious lens. And what's more important than family?
Very Fast and the Furious of you. And obviously, since he's employed not only Matt LaFleur, but his brother, Sean McVay kind of let you know he's Team LaFleur, didn't he? I think so. We should play this out. You're willing to pay people.
I guess if you're willing to put someone on your payroll, family takes care of family, right?
You're stoking your reputation, in fact. Yeah. You're also, and he has a powerful brand. Not that I necessarily think this drives what he does, because his team's success is evident. But he does have that brand similar to Kyle Shanahan of, once we get a hold of you offensively, it's on. You know, like if you get inducted into that offensive club.
Branded.
Bingo. bingo and you see how the proximity will get you jobs sometimes here well oftentimes here that proximity gets people jobs little nepotism involved or just the same agent a dash but he's he's at this point he's a kingmaker when it comes to coaches and assistants fair he is as much of a kingmaker as shanahan has been as shanahan's father was
That's why the little Netbo vibes come in. But, I mean, Mike McDaniel wouldn't argue with this.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What humorous moments open the podcast?
0:00–4:53
2
What is the significance of Sean McVay's comments about Matt LaFleur?
4:53–7:39
3
How do Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur's coaching relationships influence their teams?
7:39–13:59
4
What insights do the hosts share about coaching dynamics in the NFL?
13:59–15:24
Speakers
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