I'm Fascinated With Jameis Winston | Hour 1
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What made the college football and NFL weekends so entertaining?
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That is a big fine. It's a maximum fine. Five dollars when you do it to a local kid. I know who T.Y. Hilton is. I was saying his name correctly for about 20 years. I'm still stunned that T.Y. Hilton has a son or a son old enough to be playing Wisconsin football. But that is observation number 43. Hold on. Wisconsin won a football game. Somebody's going to remember this. I was there for
that.
Where'd that come from? How'd that happen?
Penn State stinks. Okay. Yeah, that is it. Penn State stinks. I mean, the only reason they scored their touchdowns was from a pick six and an interception, which put them on the goal line. They should never have been ranked number 13. Penn State stinks.
College football was pretty fun this weekend. Really good. It was great. It's hard for NFL football. I shouldn't call it professional football. It's hard for NFL football. to be better than the college football was, but it was only because all of the games but two were close late.
Why is Jameis Winston so fascinating despite his inconsistent NFL career?
But, and this is observation number 42, when I'm sitting there and watching the game, and we're going to get to play that Scott Hansen sound for you guys in a second.
Chris.
But when all of a sudden I'm watching and Scott Hansen says, because of video he's watching as they go to him, oh no, Garrett Wilson, because it was some sort of horrible injury, and they just immediately cut to Giants-Titans.
Hut, hut!
Have a seat. Big plans tonight. Giants-Titans 12-7. They get off of the Garrett Wilson injury.
Hey, here's Titans-Giants in 40 mile per hour wins. Although, Jameis was electric. Oh, my God. When does the first guy ever bring Scadaboo down? And the first guy brings him down if it's Jameis Winston. He
ran into a wall. I'm fascinated with Jameis Winston. I really am. I'm fascinated with the whole he was a number one overall pick. He's a massive bust. Everyone loves him. They love him.
I don't think you can say he's a massive bust if he's still playing. For 5,000 yards
one year.
He's terrible. I agree, but he's not a massive bust. There are stops before bust, and terrible is one of them. He is a reckless quarterback, but I think your better point is that it is kind of weird that he's as beloved as he is. Did
you hear in postgame, though, with Jackson Dart being out for the year, he had to pay his respects to his starting quarterback.
There was no doubt on the sideline that it was going to happen. Obviously, we are Alberta's keeper winning this game for Jackson. 12 points, six times two. It's for you.
So he's number six. Six times two, it's for you. Six times two. You'll find
angles
where other people don't care to
look. And then you also had him in-game on the sideline interview where, man, he's really wise, Janus.
How confident are you in carrying this team forward? One thing that I do is forgetting those that is behind me. And reaching for to what's ahead. Well, we're having beautiful weather today. Him
staring off.
Did he just confuse himself? The
visual is the best part of that. The visual of him pondering. He never makes eye contact with her. No, it's a far
away look.
He's
looking. I figured it out. It's George W. Bush a little bit for me. He's looking off as if he has his hands on his hips. This feels so much like fool can't get fooled again.
For the audio audience, you have to understand that Jameis is already about a foot taller than the person interviewing him, but he has also got what can only be described as a faraway gaze. He is pondering, and what he's pondering is... The depth of his own wisdom.
How did RedZone capture the NFL’s chaotic close-game finishes?
This is a person who believes himself to be deeper than the rest of us know him to be because we're so enthralled by his personality. So he's like, everything I say is meaningful.
I think there's a message here. Let's hear it again.
How confident are you in carrying this team forward? One thing that I do is forgetting those that is behind and reaching forward to what's ahead.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What made the college football and NFL weekends so entertaining?
0:00–1:16
2
Why is Jameis Winston so fascinating despite his inconsistent NFL career?
1:16–4:23
3
How did RedZone capture the NFL’s chaotic close-game finishes?
4:23–9:18
4
Why has Drake Maye suddenly struggled after leading the Patriots to the Super Bowl?
9:18–18:46
5
Can Bo Nix and the Broncos keep winning close games?
18:46–25:34
6
How can fumble calls change the results of close NFL games?
25:34–26:50
7
Should the NFL narrow its goalposts after the Ravens-Cowboys finish?
26:50–32:23
8
What made the NFL Sunday so unpredictable, from the Rio game to the Rams’ injury troubles?
32:23–37:00
Speakers
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