Greg Cote's Knockin' on the Mountain | Hour 1
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What is the opening premise of the Dan Levator Show episode?
This is the Dan Levator Show with the Stu Gats Podcast.
This episode of the Dan Levitar show is presented by DraftKings Sports. DraftKings. The crown is yours. Woo
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Let's go. What what?
I have uh some chiefs thoughts that I think are more macro and uh a lot bigger than what it is the hyperventilation of the moment will be today because we analyze for some reason some of these things around greatness week to week. We were just talking about Josh Allen at 30 and Dan Marino in his thirties. And what you saw from the Chiefs last night, macro, okay? That's exactly how a good organization with a good coach allow their injured quarterback who is aging and not as mobile as he used to be, but still excellent. That's how you allow a great quarterback to age with grace. You get him a running game in the offseason. And you just protect him. And what they did last night organizationally, never mind what they did to the Broncos, okay?
Because Sean Payton will not catch that team. Like Sean Payton will not do that with Bo Knicks. Organizationally, if you're gonna be better as an organization, going and getting Kenneth Walker, they don't do 20 yard runs. They used to be deep ball all over the place. They can't even do that anymore.
How do the hosts analyze the Kansas City Chiefs’ organizational strategy?
That's not they can't get down the field that way. So they reinvented themselves in the offseason and they got the Super Bowl MVP and everyone tells us the running back is disposable and you don't have to pay him. And Derrick Henry, you can get him for ten million dollars a year. And that's how you protect Mahomes right there. It's not even offensive line. It's just keep hand start the season, just keep giving the ball to Kenneth Walker. But before we get into the whole of that game, because I do think a number of things were Interesting there, including Sean Payton telling his wife that Jalen Waddle is someone she should pick up in fantasy. Two yards was his longest catch last night. It was his only catch.
I'm telling you, it's important the way these things are built, but when you have the quarterback, you can do everything in that sport. And they obviously, the Chiefs have the quarterback and everyone's chasing them again. But I watched that game like I've never watched a game before. Because in the first half, I thought I heard something again and again and again, and I could not tell. And so instead of watching the second half, I went back and re-watched the first half so that I could do this. With you guys. This is what Troy Aikman, the ESPN has the Super Bowl this year. This is what Troy Aikman said. The Denver roster is as deep as any in football. Reed understands as much as anyone in football that they've got to run the football.
Pat Bryant had as good a camp as anyone in football. Denver has as deep a wide receiver room as anyone in football. Denver has as good a secondary as there is in all of football. Trent McDuffie is as good as anyone in all of football. That was the first quarter. First quarter, second quarter. Denver is as good as any defense in football, even though they don't take the ball away. Denver plays as much man as anyone in football. Kenneth Walker's as patient as anyone in football. Riley Moss gets targeted as much as anyone in football.
I don't believe you.
Denver is as good an offensive line as there is in football. Vance Joseph is as good a defensive coordinator as there is in all of football. Sean Payton is as good a play caller as there is in all of football. Cortland Sutton is as good as anyone in football winning one on one. I don't I don't believe you. I went back and wrote it. I didn't believe it. Like I'm like, that can't, that can't be how I'm hearing this. I'm listening passively. I w I went back. I didn't see the second half. I went back and watched the first half and just took all of those notes. I'm not I I did not watch the second half of that football game because I'm like, am I hearing this right? Like how is is this what's happening here where it's just everyone in this game and the next game and everyone Aikman does is as good as anyone in football.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the opening premise of the Dan Levator Show episode?
0:00–1:24
2
How do the hosts analyze the Kansas City Chiefs’ organizational strategy?
1:24–8:54
3
Why did Dan re‑watch the first half of the MNF game instead of the second half?
8:54–15:52
4
What happened with the Emmy Awards commentary during the episode?
15:52–38:19
Speakers
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