Hour 1: 5 Or Seconds Too Much

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Was the Mike Tyson ass reveal staged?

Mike 2:41
Joe Burrow has 3,000 passing yards, 27 touchdowns, four interceptions. They're 4-7. Nobody ever has the great quarterback going four and seven like that when the quarterback is playing great. But we are joined now. We have to stop because Stugatz looked into the preview and he was delighted because this man looks more like the face of boxing than Jake Paul does. Jacob Duran, Stitch is his name.

What are the implications of inconsistent officiating in football?

Mike 1:34
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Mike 1:39
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Dan Le Batard 1:40
Do you know this one friend who just comes out of bed in the morning and then doesn't come out of his grin? Who is even in front of the first coffee, shamelessly well-groomed, and radiates the morning sun around the bed? Terrible. Disgusting. How can you just...
Stugatz 1:56
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast. The Chiefs had not lost since Christmas of last year.
Mike 2:20
Joe Burrow is the first quarterback in NFL history to throw for 300-plus yards, three-plus TDs, no interceptions in back-to-back games, and lose both of them.
Jacob Stitch Duran 2:29
That's a good loss for the Chiefs, though, right? Because they got the Bills right where they want them. The Bills acting like they won the Super Bowl yesterday. Congratulations, you won a regular season game, and they still have home field advantage. I mean, what are you doing?

What are the challenges of officiating in modern football?

Mike 3:09
He's the cut man for one of the best cut men working in boxing and MMA.
Jacob Stitch Duran 3:13
What a great nickname for a cut man, Stitch.
Mike 3:16
Yes, Jacob Stitch Duran is with us. And thank you, Jacob. You do look like the face of boxing. You look like the corner of every corner I've ever seen in a boxing match. Thank you for being on with us. What were your thoughts of the overall experience on Friday night?
Jacob Duran 3:36
Yeah, well, thanks for having me on, you guys. But yeah, the energy level is still at its high point right now. Getting a little bit of sleep, answering a lot of questions like this, doing interviews, and it's been phenomenal. But I'll take it all in stride because it was such a historical event, such a historical moment that will never, never be duplicated. But the high probability of working Mike Tyson's last fight. uh to me that was uh kind of like a feather on my cat man so it doesn't get much better than that yes it does it was a crappy fight yeah well regard that you know forget the fights i i don't look at that i look at the events right and then you're looking at a 50 year old man with a to a 27 year old uh young man so you are going to see discrepancies in that so yeah it was more entertainment than it was uh a victory value at any point did you feel bad for mike
Jacob Duran 4:30
Well, you know, I knew that he started slowing down like the start of the third round. You know, I told Amir Abdallah, I said, it looked like he had hit a wall, you know, and people were talking about his leg and all that. And, you know, I'm focused on his face, so I'm not looking from here down. But in the dressing room and all that, he seemed fine.

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