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What humorous exchanges set the tone for the episode?
Grody, I'm going to find you in the streets, man. I'm going to find you in the streets. And what I do, you know exactly what time it is. The bear hug I'm going to give you is going to, you're going to be able to move.
Is that the most affectionate threat you've ever heard from somebody? They're going to find, Jarrett Payton is going to find Grody in the streets.
You know what? He deserves it, too. What? Exactly. That's exactly how you be acting after you bait somebody, after you gaslight somebody.
Just the question that I asked him. I did put him on the spot, and I prefaced with it the three-year contract for either Kevin Byard or Daquan Brisker.
Grody, what are you doing? Yeah, we got to keep that, Tyler. That's just going to be evergreen.
That's kind of an every day.
How do the hosts feel about Grody's street encounters?
I'm sorry. Might be an every segment question for Mark Grody.
I'm going to walk out of the next hug with him with a cracked rib. That's what I know. That's what I know.
I'm looking forward to that confrontation.
Don't feel too bad about it, Groats, because I did Cassie Carlson's show. today, and that was one of the questions. Oh, really? But I bet you knew the question before you went in there. I did not. Oh, really? And she didn't do it as bluntly as you did because she's a skilled broadcaster.
Yeah, I get it.
I expect more from everybody. Trust me. But it was a question, and I kind of went back and forth on how I felt about it. So you didn't have an answer? I landed on Bayard. Thank you.
We did yesterday, Groats. We had the segment yesterday. Carmen Vitale is in.
What are the implications of Kevin Byard's potential contract?
That's Lawrence Holmes. Oh, hi. Hi, guys. I know, and I'll get to thinking, everybody.
But, yeah, you... I listened to the segment live on the way in, and I was like, ooh... Yeah, I guess we should probably talk about that. And then I landed on Kevin Byard. It's Byard. Come on, guys.
Risk averse. Let's be smart here. It's football. It's a violent sport. It's a collision sport.
But you also get like so many intangibles with Kevin Byard where you get the leadership, you get like the vet kind of coach on the field. And he's an Ironman. He is an Ironman. He hasn't missed a game in what, 10 years?
Knock on wood, because poor TJ Edwards this year. He was also injury averse.
But Jaquan didn't miss a game this year. That's true, but it seems like he's still one concussion away from what do we do with him. He's tightrope walking on the edge. There's no doubt about it, but if you said to me a two-year deal with Jaquan... I was brisker by an eyelash, but an eyelash is an eyelash.
But I feel like you could probably get Kevin Bayard for less than what you'd have to sign Jaquan too. I don't know. It's going to be hard with that all pro thing hanging out there.
That's true. Interceptions are seductive to the rest of the league.
Somebody else is going to be ready to pay for this.
It was bordering a lot of references for me.
Take you to the candy shop.
Number one, the song. Number two, coat drive. Number three, a request for food or something.
The Dan Banz version of Candy Shop. What movie is that? Hangover. Their version of Candy Shop at the end during the wedding is the best version of that song.
Well, weren't they in old school, too? That's where they became famous. I once saw the Dan Band on New Year's Eve perform live in Austin. And Dennis Quaid was singing to the woman with him at the time, I believe it was his wife, like singing Total Eclipse of the Heart, like the top of his lungs. Really? And Jeff Blake was also there. And this was not like some exclusive event. Yeah, this was not some exclusive event. This was Kung Fu Saloon in Austin where they had cordoned off the parking lot.
That is awesome.
It was quite the time. I'll take you to the candy shop. I'll let you lick the lime and pop.
Go ahead, girl, don't you stop.
It's uncomfortable.
It's uncomfortable. Look at Tyler. See? Tyler, that's how you get yourself a full-time job running a board. He's a real beaut. He's a beaut.
So thanks to Tyler Buterbaugh for producing today and every day. Thanks to Ray Diaz. Thanks to Brandon Fryer who helped us out as well.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What humorous exchanges set the tone for the episode?
0:00–0:47
2
How do the hosts feel about Grody's street encounters?
0:47–1:27
3
What are the implications of Kevin Byard's potential contract?
1:27–4:16
4
What insights do the hosts share about injury risks in football?
4:16–9:36
5
What are the humorous moments related to cookies during the show?
9:36–15:58
6
What discussions arise about the importance of grocery shopping?
15:58–20:10
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