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How did Kevin Harlan work Greg Cote’s catchphrase into the Chiefs-Dolphins broadcast?
Chris Cody, where were you when news got back to you that Kevin Harlan had uh thrown it to break with one of your father's catchphrases and done it seamlessly? Not like that Kyle Brandt amateur just s uh you know, thrown a bunch of gibberish in his broadcast that doesn't make sense with the analysis. Harlan kept it on the tracks. Where were you when the news got to you?
I was watching the game live and then my phone started blowing up with text. I I'm not gonna lie, I'm more of a Kyle Brandt man. I like it when it makes no sense. But Car Harlan did do it way more professional, but I prefer the nonsensical reference.
I I was bothering Ross Tucker as he's calling the fourth quarter of what is just close games all over the place. I'm like, Where's Aaron Rodgers, driver? Comfort is Paramount. He's like, It's in my notes, I'll get it next week. Next week it'll be my notes. But Harlan's not an amateur like Ross Tucker.
Offensive line is kept. Mahomes clean and quiet. He drives this offense and driver comfort is countabouts. Two to one in my
See what Harlan did though that was professional is the music came in before it. Like he he it was as if the man knew exactly where the music was coming and nailed the dismount, headed into the two minute break. Like he had that lined up. He was trying to figure out where to put it while going to commercial. Uh I want to get into Chiefs and Dolphins in a second. I'm wondering if you guys feel, like I do, that all over the league, the field goal of 57, 58, 59 yards is routine. Cam Little jogged out there yesterday and tried a 70 yarder before the half, and it would have had the distance. It didn't have the accuracy by inches. But the Dolphins didn't want to take any of those field goals, even though they're a field goal team.
They're going to have trouble scoring all season long because they don't have playmakers. The only way they can beat you is the ridiculous seventeen play drive and then the Chiefs score in four plays and you realize they can just do all of that easier than you can.
Y you can say what you want about uh you know, how little talent this Dolphin team has, but Jeff Halfley is clearly committed to the bigger picture here. Because like going for field goals in those spots that doesn't mean anything. You don't find out anything about your team to send this Patterson kid out there and kick field goals. Instead
Yeah, they're going for a bunch more downs. But they don't trust Patterson either. Yeah, he stinks. Everywhere throughout the league, it's a virtual certainty that the fifty seven yarders gonna make it be made. The Dolphins and their fan base don't trust their kicker to make it. But you say bigger pitcher with halfly and you say lack of talent, and I say, Yes, everyone is already saying there's a lack of talent. Even the opposing coaches, when they keep saying again and again they play real hard. They don't have anyone who can make plays, though. Now A-chan's out for the season. Now H which which by the way. Do we know that for sure, by the way? Is that is that a thing? I mean, it's looking that way. The knee injury is looking bad.
I thought that that was virtually guaranteed in some of the reports that that everybody had a great deal of consternation that their one playmaker is hurt, which seems inevitable. Like if you're going to run him 40 times a game and you're gonna do the 17-play drive, stop all the time. The Dolphins are a team that's not worth watching. The first
half of games though, the Dolphins are a great ball control team. Two two out of three games this year, the Dolphins dominate time of possession first half. They're great.
Uh Chris Cody, it's unpleasant to watch your football team. Uh everyone else in the league went to O and three very reluctantly, the Dolphins least so.
Why did Scott Hanson go wild during RedZone’s chaotic NFL finish?
They did not cover the spread. I think we're headed toward a twenty point spread on the road. I re I really do, because now now the injuries start.
Chris Chris Hansen on red zone. Scott
I know. That mistake is happening a lot.
Like I said, Scott Hansen on the red zone after the one o'clock games mentioned how every home team won in the early window, except for the Miami Dolphins.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did Kevin Harlan work Greg Cote’s catchphrase into the Chiefs-Dolphins broadcast?
0:02–3:28
2
Why did Scott Hanson go wild during RedZone’s chaotic NFL finish?
3:28–9:39
3
Is Cam Ward losing confidence, or is Tennessee failing to support him?
9:39–16:29
4
How did the Bills and Chargers turn a sloppy game into a close finish?
16:29–18:00
5
Why is NFL game broadcasting harder than it looks for J.J. Watt?
18:00–22:49
6
Why was Malachi Toney’s big catch controversial, and what is a Chippewa?
22:49–25:07
7
Are Miami and Florida college football’s most explosive offenses?
25:07–31:29
8
Why are Duke and Miami being overlooked in the college football rankings?
31:29–35:29
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