Transition: Reacting to Bulls' acquisition of Jaden Ivey
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What humorous reactions do the hosts have about the food spread?
Rahimi Harris-Grody is like, speaks, described the food spread yesterday. Disgusting, appalling, and arousing.
That was amazing when you said that.
Disgusting, appalling, arousing.
Sure.
Or is it disgusting, appalling, arousing?
No, I want to be disgusting. I want to be appalling. Grody's arousing.
For the record, they appointed me arousing, so you're just going to have to deal with that. I can't stop being aroused.
Perfection.
How do the hosts feel about the concept of being 'disgusting, appalling, or arousing'?
Thank you to Matthew Spiegel for that setup. That's really funny.
That's kind of amazing.
I gotta say, though, what I said was about me, not about the spread. I said I was disgusted, enraged, and aroused. Close enough. So one of you is enraged.
Where is?
Where is? Thanks to Joelle Lorenzi. Thanks to Bruce Levine and Paul Pabst.
Paul Pabst.
Paulie Pabst.
Where is Pabst? He had Oracle Park in the backdrop. Thanks to Ray Diaz. Is it score day?
Is it score day again? Every day needs to be score day. I think every day is score day. I didn't realize the skyscrapers lit up in blue and orange for us last night.
I did see that later.
Dude, like the Hancock and the former Sears. Did not know that was coming.
It's the Sears. It's the Sears. Just call it the Sears. What are we doing?
But either way, blue and orange for us. It's the Sean Sears Towers. Sean Sears Towers.
You go 14-3 or 15-2 in football picks. You better believe it. In this economy?
Thanks to Brandon Fryer, Carter O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, and Max Curtis.
And the country this state is in. Would we sign Sears to a $50 million deal, though, or was it a fluke season? I mean, that's the thing. Like, you know, he's a free agent now.
LFG Awards. Give him the LFG Award for the score. You don't pay for past performance, Gertie. You're right.
Yeah, so I don't know. Are we all just assuming Sean is the guy? Love you, Sean, but I don't know if you're the guy that we go, dude, that was one year. Do it again.
You're saying he's a 2024 Vikings? Is that what you're saying? Oh, that's pretty good. That's pretty good.
Okay, yeah, your interview with Mr. Collar was... It was hilarious because I'm thinking to myself, oh, wait, who runs this team? Why have I asked this question before? Oh, so this is what happens when you don't get the quarterback right. Oh, now there's all these other ancillary arguments that really don't make a difference because if the quarterback had been correct, you wouldn't have fired him the day you did and you wouldn't be making up stuff that doesn't matter years later. Wait, why does this all feel so familiar? Wait.
Oh, wait. The secondary part of that, though, and Speaks brought it up yesterday, is like, KOC kind of comes away unscathed, and he should not.
It does not feel good. That's it. That KOC was able to wipe himself completely of blame after we spent the last two years saying that that place is all about his quarterback vision. Right. And now, oh no, yeah, the other guy made the choice.
Seth Wickersham reported it. Caleb Williams wanted to work with KOC.
If it doesn't work out, then I guess we have to say, well, I guess he's not as good at developing quarterbacks as we thought he was.
Well, and the bigger thing is, Paul Pass was on this. You know, you've got to ask Sam Darnold what he did for himself. What were the messages that he gleaned? What did he learn? What did he do to also work with these people to have this success?
That's what Kurt Warner told us yesterday.
I thought Kurt was great yesterday. Kurt talking about how, like, You don't know exactly what it is. It's growth.
What are the implications of the Bulls acquiring Jaden Ivey?
It's human growth. And not the hormone. But it totally happened for Darnold after certain things, after certain failures, because he was with Shanahan, because he had a moment to sit back, whatever it is. It takes a while. He's had to do that this year. That guy was bad in the playoffs. And then he was bad this year in a game in L.A. against the Rams. He threw all those picks. He was so relieved to be great in the playoffs. You could see that. He's like, oh, thank God. I didn't regress back to my crap self.
Well, it also helps when your team is good. It helps when you know your defense is going to get the stops.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What humorous reactions do the hosts have about the food spread?
0:01–0:29
2
How do the hosts feel about the concept of being 'disgusting, appalling, or arousing'?
0:29–3:29
3
What are the implications of the Bulls acquiring Jaden Ivey?
3:29–19:29
4
What are the concerns regarding Jaden Ivey's injuries?
19:29–19:46
Speakers
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