Hour 1: The No Yes (feat. Domonique Foxworth)
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What are the highlights of the NFL playoffs discussed in this episode?
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This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast. Monday is a company holiday, and it is a country holiday, and we are doing two four-hour live shows. We are doing a show in the morning. What are you laughing about, Roy? Which country are you talking about, Dan? Well, Martin Luther King Day is a national holiday.
You would think so. Not for long.
Well, I wanted it to be for this company as well, but now I am doing, and we are doing two four hour shows, one in the morning and one live streaming at night. I hope Dominique stops by. I hope a lot of our friends stop by. I've told you guys here recently that there are a handful of people that are doing football exactly the way that I want to listen to the content, the nutrients and the entertainment, Chris Long, Chris Sims, Mina Kimes, and Dominique. Dominique is popping up, uh, right through the Super Bowl, after the games on Sunday night on his YouTube channel, right after Rams and Bears and Sunday night. And he's going to do that every Sunday night for the rest of the season. It's hard to do that live, and he does it exceptionally well.
He is joining us now. And the first thing I wanted to start with him on is I just wanted to play him that Sean Payton sound and just get his thoughts on Sean Payton, who's back at the top of his game. Sean Payton ain't got no time for reporters.
Scott, having Greenlaw back in this game, his ability to attack downhill in the run, how big is that in the timing of it? Do you want him to attack downhill? What do you know about attacking downhill in the run game? You don't know. All right, that's right. Have him attacking downhill. It's good to have a healthy Trey Greenlaw back in the game.
Yeah. I mean, I kind of love it. Like, I get, I'm normally, so Charlie, my co-host, gives me a hard time because he, like, calls me Captain Empathy because I, like, start feeling sorry for people all the time, no matter what. In that case, I would understand why somebody might feel sorry for that reporter. But I don't. Like, Sean Payton just gave him the perfect opportunity. Like, if you are prepared for that, obviously some of us, or all of us, in certain situations do a little bit of, like, fraudulent, like, use terminology to try to sound more interesting and important than we are. But right there, that is an alley-oop. They never ask you a question. He gets a chance to demonstrate his ball knowledge.
But instead of doing that, he shriveled up, and we all laugh at him and call Sean Payton a bully. Well, he's not wrong when he knows a great deal more than all of us about attacking downfield, but physically he doesn't. Like, he doesn't know more about attacking downfield than you do. Wow. I mean, he said attacking downhill. We're talking about like Dre Greenlaw, a linebacker. Not downfield. That would be throwing a deep pass. He's attacking downhill. Like, I know you to not to be like a fraudulent Canes fan. I don't know you to be a fraudulent football guy. Like, I thought you knew ball. The man said downhill, and he was talking about a linebacker. We're talking about fitting gaps, baby. Taking on fullbacks and shit like that.
All I heard was his arrogance. And I just love when the coaches are arrogant about physicality when they're not the physical ones. I mean, game recognized game, right? I like that sweater, though. It's cute. You look a little bit like my father. Are you going for my father's look, fashion-wise? Absolutely. Well, I mean, just generally, like, isn't the whole country like going very Miami vibes? Like, although picking, I mean, there's so many different Miamis and like growing up, like University of Miami football was like the biggest representation of Miami outside of like Scarface for me and becoming older and understanding what the University of Miami is actually like.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What are the highlights of the NFL playoffs discussed in this episode?
0:01–4:24
2
How does Domonique Foxworth feel about the current state of the Miami Hurricanes football team?
4:24–6:17
3
What are the implications of Sean Payton's comments on the media?
6:17–33:31
4
How does Dominique Foxworth analyze the performance of the Buffalo Bills?
33:31–35:57
5
What are the challenges facing the Miami Dolphins' coaching situation?
35:57–44:03
Speakers
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