Mike Florio talks NFL coaching carousel & Brewers trade Freddy Peralta (Hour 2)
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What insights does Mike Florio share about the NFL coaching carousel?
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Ladies and gentlemen, joining us now is a man who's got a massive brain.
Mike Florio.
He used to be a lawyer, then he decided to take his talents to the internet.
NBC Sports. I'm sorry I'm late, I was talking to Robert Kraft. That isn't the time for an airing of grievances. Pro Football Talk.
I got a lot of problems with you people. Now, you're going to hear about it.
How has the Bears' performance impacted their future outlook?
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Not only is Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk, where he is the creator and the editor-in-chief, kind enough to slide his lunch for us whenever he's on at 11 o'clock, but he even slid days. We were supposed to talk to him yesterday, per usual. He had the Bears press conference. Well, we had the Bears press conference. And we were nice enough, and he was nice enough, to make it work today. So Mike Florio joining us via our Circa Resort and Casino Hotline, CircaLasVegas.com. Mike, it was nice to see you in person as well. What was it like being in Chicago for that Bears game?
It was awesome. It was awesome. I wish it was colder. I had myself mentally prepared for something worse at Soldier Field. And it helped to have like giant heaters that were like jet engines. And if you got too close, you burned your clothing. So it was a great atmosphere. It was a fun night. I felt bad for all the Bears fans that came out for the game. It felt like the Bears were going to win. And it's just amazing how quickly momentum can shift in the wrong direction.
What are the implications of Freddy Peralta's trade for the Brewers?
And that was that. But there's a lot for the Bears to feel good about moving forward. What's happened this year feels sustainable. And we'll see going forward. They'll have a much higher bar next year.
I actually burned a really good coat of mine, melted it right down, Mike, on those heaters one time when I was doing sidelines for the Bears. They are for real. I mean, it can be zero and you got to get it because it's fire, Mike. It's basically a fire happening right there.
Yeah, I think Matthew Barry, our fantasy football guy, burned up a glove on one of the NBC heaters.
How do the Cubs' chances in the NL Central change after this trade?
Done that too.
Yeah.
It still wasn't that bad. The wind is the key. We were out in the elements for a few games this year. Philadelphia in November was worse than Chicago in January just because you didn't expect it in November in Philly, and everybody expected it. So it was just fun. It looked great on TV. 45.4 million watched on NBC. I'm surprised it wasn't higher than that. It was just a great game, and it's a shame that someone had to lose. And, you know, it's a memorable season. At the end of the day, only one team wins the Super Bowl, and 31 other teams end up disappointed, and then we just do it all over again.
Mike, if you want to come back this weekend, feel free. Tomorrow, a high of negative one or negative three, depending on who you ask, and breezy here in Chicago. Just thought you should know that.
Well, we're going to get dumped on with snow here in West Virginia, and that's good. This is the first weekend between Labor Day and travel to the Super Bowl that I don't have to go anywhere, and it's good because I wouldn't be going anywhere.
I'll have our boss send you one of those heaters we got a few stored away here I'm surprised you didn't go home with one that's true
Yeah, hard to carry it on.
What challenges do the Eagles face in hiring a new offensive coordinator?
I don't check bags, so I would have had to wheel it on with me.
See, a smart traveler there. I love that. Mike, let's get on the carousel. When I say the carousel, I'm not even just talking about the coaching carousel. I'm talking about the coaching carousel, the coordinating carousel. There's several individuals who are getting on both, it seems like, this offseason. First off, this is the most fascinating coaching offseason since when?
I don't know. It feels like ever. Now, there have been eight vacancies, I think, a couple of years ago. But to have 10 and to have them happen the way they did, we always have the revolving door from the dysfunctional teams that are firing coaches seemingly every two, three, four years.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights does Mike Florio share about the NFL coaching carousel?
0:01–0:28
2
How has the Bears' performance impacted their future outlook?
0:28–1:34
3
What are the implications of Freddy Peralta's trade for the Brewers?
1:34–2:12
4
How do the Cubs' chances in the NL Central change after this trade?
2:12–3:16
5
What challenges do the Eagles face in hiring a new offensive coordinator?
3:16–4:17
6
How does the coaching landscape affect team dynamics in the NFL?
4:17–6:33
7
What are the potential impacts of an 18-game regular season?
6:33–7:41
8
What humorous anecdotes are shared during the halftime segment?
7:41–42:28
Speakers
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