Micah Parsons believes Caleb Williams should be No. 1 on NFL Top 100 list
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Rahimi Harrison-Grody, middays 10 to 2 on 104.3 The Score.
All right, all right, all right. Rahimi Harrison-Grody on The Score. Hope you're doing well on your Monday. The National Football League asked players who they believe should be ranked the number one player in the league. Here is, we're going to play the cut in all these players, but I just want to spoil the players a little bit here, just so you know who you're hearing from, so you're not listening and be like, Boy, who's that? What was that? You might recognize some of the voices. In fact, there's one I'm sure you will. But anyway, the players that you're about to hear from who will tell you who they think the best player in the league is are Quinn Williams, Puka Nakua, Kevin Byard. You know that voice.
Bijan Robinson, Cooper DeGene, Jackson Smith and Jigba, George Kittle, Ron Kittle, and the last one is Micah Parsons. So you will hear all of them. We will play that for you, and we will react, and you probably will react as well.
one on the list this year the number one player in the NFL is probably my number nine Matthew Stafford B. John Robertson God willing I would say me just humbly just did really yeah oh wow JSN's probably up there yeah um CMC not just because he's my locker buddy and he watched me do the list yeah Iceman
Whoa. So Micah Parsons.
What did Micah Parsons say about Caleb Williams?
This is the first time I've heard that. That's Micah Parsons at the end. He didn't say Caleb, did he? Just Iceman.
Yeah, Iceman. Wow. That's almost scary, right?
That's Micah Parsons of the Packers saying Iceman. Unless he's talking about George Girvin. Maybe he's talking about George Girvin. Micah Parsons says, we think, we got him on record. Caleb Williams is the best player in the National Football League. We got you, Micah Parsons. You can't take that back. Make 10 recordings of that now, Buterbaugh. 10 recordings. Write that down. And I'll put them in a safe with my Cubs World Series ring. What do you think about that?
Is it bad that first reaction is, I'm suspicious? What's he trying to do here?
Yeah. Is he like, oh, yeah, he's the greatest.
Who are the players mentioned in the NFL Top 100 discussion?
Just ask him.
I'm suspicious. Why did you? You could have said anyone was the best player in the NFL.
You think he's just messing with reverse psychology sort of sitch?
I don't know.
What's your reaction? I hear your suspicion. I want to hear more on that. This is the prime out-of-context situation. What else did he say? There's more to that. There has to be more to that. Oh, yeah. Where's the full tape?
All right, Green Bay reporters, you guys got to take it from there, man. We want more. You know what? Do I ask Ben Johnson about it? You have to ask Ben Johnson about it. Mandatory minicamp.
He's going to – I don't know if I can – Yeah, after you've already asked about elite quarterback, top five quarterback, is that – Right.
I did that last week, and he gave a really good answer to that question, by the way.
He did.
But I know you're right. I understand he probably didn't like the question because he doesn't do that stuff. I knew that before I asked the question.
But I think this is different because the most feared guy, one of the most feared – one of the most feared defenders in the league, on your rival, who we know you, Ben Johnson, do not like.
What was Micah Parsons' ranking of himself and others?
Yes. There's lots of documented evidence. There's you talking about it. He just gave your emerging franchise quarterback the highest compliment he could give him in that setting.
Ben, what do you think about Micah Parsons saying that Caleb Williams is the top player in the National Football League? Well, I don't really do rankings.
I love Carson.
Yeah.
That would be a great time for it. He's only got room to love one player. Well, there's Tyson Bajent, and stock has been purchased in Luther Burden. True.
So those are the two players. That's just an interesting exercise. Ben Johnson's favorite players. One is Tyson Bajent. Another one is Luther Burden. He probably loves Joe Tooney. I'm guessing. He has to love Joe Tooney. Yeah, I mean, who doesn't love Joe Tooney? His approval rating is like 99.9%.
Doesn't know enough yet to love Kyler Gordon the way that Kyler Gordon probably wants to be loved.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–1:36
2
What did Micah Parsons say about Caleb Williams?
1:36–2:20
3
Who are the players mentioned in the NFL Top 100 discussion?
2:20–3:27
4
What was Micah Parsons' ranking of himself and others?
3:27–5:56
5
What are the reactions to Parsons' comments on Caleb Williams?
5:56–6:39
6
Why is there suspicion around Parsons' praise for Caleb Williams?
6:39–7:41
7
What context is important for understanding Parsons' comments?
7:41–10:29
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