Hour 2: Iffen He Gets Plagarized...
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What is the history of tequila and Cuervo?
Now's a good time to remember where tequila's story truly began. In 1795, Cuervo invented tequila. Cuervo. What are you doing here? Cuervo. Anytime someone says Cuervo, I show up. Well, I do know that to be true, but even during ad reads, like... Cuervo. I think he could lay out, especially for one of our great partners. Sweet, delicious Cuervo. Since then, Cuervo has stayed true to its roots.
Cuervo. Cuervo.
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
Turn your mics on so we can enjoy some pre-segment banter. How's everyone doing today?
Is DK Metcalf overrated as a wide receiver?
I don't know if we're ready to have the conversation. DK Metcalf's really athletic, but not that good.
That's a different sold segment of you're not ready for this conversation. Sorry.
He's good. He's very good.
But he's not like, he's not amazing. He's fast. He's big. JSN emerged. He's like Dan. I don't need him anymore. No?
Yeah.
Big, fast, and strong?
Yeah.
National legend.
What does DK stand for?
DraftKings. That's true. The crown is yours. He should be sponsored by Burger King.
DK, have it your... You should change his name to BK Metcalf.
There it is. It's actually his first name, DKlin. So it's like D-E, then K. So that's where the DK comes from.
You don't think we're ready to have the conversation about whether DK Metcalf should do more with that body? That body was made to play wide receiver. He came into the league. We were all made aware of his career from Oklahoma State at the same time because physically he walked into Pete Carroll's office and he was shirtless.
Why is Chris Cody out on JJ Redick?
And so we all thought that that receiver type, the new evolution of receiver, should dominate the league. He's been great, though, has he not? Like, are we not giving him great?
I think DK Metcalf has done really well. He's a great wide receiver. I don't think it's because of his body. I think you're objectifying an NFL wide receiver, and I'm not going to stand for it. I feel like a piece of meat sitting here as you talk about wide receivers. They're more than just their body, Dan. You went to Ole Miss, by the way. I didn't want to come and just jump on that. I wasn't sure if we were going to go there.
Wide receiver room was A.J. Brown. He came back in. That's crazy.
How were they not better? They were better in the NFL than they were in college. That's the real travesty.
I actually confused him, honest to God, with a guy whose literal last name was Blackman from Oklahoma State.
Justin Blackman? He was good for a while. One of the great John Brinkus sports science episodes.
Oh, sports science, man.
He had the catch radius of a two-car garage. Oh, yeah?
What's Brinkus up to?
He's actually broadcasting a highlight. He has his own network. Yeah, Brink TV. Yeah, he has his own network.
DK Metcalf as a number one, because you guys were arguing with me whether Tyler Lockett was ever a number one or not. Are we not in agreement that if we're trying to select from the last 10 years of wide receiver from somebody and the choice is between Lockett or DK Metcalf, we can have 10 years of their career. Who are you choosing?
Lockett. Lockett in. Lock me, man. Legendary status. That's an NFL legend. I want to be a legend. Sorry, Dan. I want to be remembered.
And also, just projecting, DK's not going to have the longevity that Tyler Lockett had. Big-bodied wide receivers, they come crashing to the ground carrying their own weight. The way that Roy Williams just went from one day to the next. Like, big-bodied receivers, this happens.
Yeah, I mean, DK Metcalf is a specimen. Height, weight, speed, obviously, strength, a part of that. And if he gets with a quarterback, like if he does go to a contender with one of these quarterbacks who can take that ability to the next level, you'll probably see a career year from DK Metcalf.
A species. man, some might say. Chris Cody has announced that he is out on JJ Redick. No, we don't remember that one. I don't know why he's out on JJ Redick.
I just think that I liked him. When he was doing his podcast, I would see the clips and I would be like, oh, he seems likable. And now he just seems like he's reverted to like Duke JJ Redick. He's so condescending now to the media. It's just every single clip now that I see, I have the opposite reaction of just like, ooh, that's unlikable. And I know he's probably trying to do that.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the history of tequila and Cuervo?
0:12–0:59
2
Is DK Metcalf overrated as a wide receiver?
0:59–2:03
3
Why is Chris Cody out on JJ Redick?
2:03–7:49
4
Are red foods overrated?
7:49–11:35
5
How does BetterHelp support mental health?
11:35–13:48
6
What is special about Smirnoff's partnership with the NFL?
13:48–14:59
7
What are the main talking points of this episode?
14:59–45:03
Speakers
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