Chapter 1: Why is Dan's recent comment considered more racist than before?
No, Greg Cody is hovering over the penalty minute thing. This would be the most delayed penalty in the history of delayed penalties. What are you threatening to press there? What are you doing? What are you threatening to press? No, don't do that.
Wow. Minor penalty, two minutes. Accidental racism. Oh, yeah. Wow.
Oh, yeah.
Tyrod Huntley. Accidental?
Had to be done. Wow.
All right. There you go. That's how we're starting today, huh? How about me and my dad getting haircuts yesterday without knowing we were getting haircuts? A couple of Codys just randomly getting haircuts.
Yeah, well, you knew I was because I asked you about the number thing.
That's true. I forgot about that part.
Wait, hold on a second.
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Chapter 2: What unexpected connection do the Cotes have with their haircuts?
My dad goes to Supercuts. Why not? Why don't you guys go to the same place?
Why are you making fun of that? It's a $20 haircut.
Hold on, that's true? That's where you go?
Yeah. It's $20?
A couple of Cody's literally cutting it up.
There you go. It's actually $23, which is an outrage. They're 20 minutes. It costs more than a dollar a minute to get a haircut. You still tip in like it's the 90s?
Yeah, what's a tip situation?
I tip generously. What's that mean? You know.
$5. Five bucks. I'm surprised you're a super cuts man. I always had you as a guy that went to an old-fashioned place with a barber pole outside. Get a beer. Maybe some people singing. A barbershop quartet.
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Chapter 3: How does the Hall of Fame's decision impact Bill Belichick's legacy?
That's where I go, oddly enough. I don't know that guy. He could be a serial killer. I thought about that yesterday, getting my beard done, where he's doing the razor thing, and then I'm like, he could kill me.
Yeah, I think that occasionally, and then I Google it. How many times has this happened? Barbers, you can trust them. Little Sweeney Todd.
When's the last time, Greg, you got a hot shave at the barber? Well, you know what Supercuts does now? They put the hot towel on you afterward.
Wow. They spared no expense.
I mean, it's nice.
Do those towels come cleaned, or do you know?
You don't know.
You can tell. I one time got a dirty towel on my face. I'm like, this is the last time you'll ever see me.
Oh, this smells disgusting. No, I think it was a clean towel.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of the Rooney Rule in coaching interviews?
Well, I mean, it matters. Framing matters.
No, it doesn't. That's the same thing. Those things are the same thing.
No, no. Ron Rivera got an interview. Hispanic.
No, but Mac McDaniel didn't get the interviews because he's Hispanic or because he's black. But Cody reported that yesterday with his mind. Would you quit that? You did that yesterday. You said that a dolphin source wondered to you whether McDaniel... Wondered to me.
Wondered to me. wondered to me, there's no way to know. Okay, there's no way to know. Okay, use your common sense. He qualifies under the Rooney rule. He's an available coach who's pretty good, particularly as an offensive line.
Use my common sense? He's white!
Not according to the Rooney rule. That's not true. Honestly, Dan, be careful. That's more racist than what you did yesterday. Honestly, genuinely, apologize. Seriously, you need to apologize. Genuinely apologize. Quickly. His father is black. He's not. Jack. He's not. Finally. I'm sorry. There you go.
For both the comment and the confusion. The reporting. that should have been national news is that you said that somebody wondered that and that can't be possible.
Not that somebody wondered it, it can't be possible that Mike McDaniel would qualify under the Rooney Rule for accurately being able to be something that helps with diversity for minorities because McDaniel's getting the interviews that used to go to the coaches who would complain, why am I having to fill out a form about whether or not I'll work on Sundays?
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Chapter 5: How do the hosts react to the accusations against Mike McDaniel?
It makes common sense. The common sense factor is all that my source said. And by the way, I heard that from another reporter who covers the Dolphins full-time, not with my email. Oh, that double source.
Is that double source? Is that now double-sourced? Because I think hearing it from another reporter doesn't make it double-sourced, unless that reporter has a source.
I'm just telling you that I had heard it before I approached the Dolphin executive. I don't know if you understand the way journalism reporting goes, but when you have the information coming from two different places, that makes it a legit report. But it's not a report because I'm passing along a supposition. You heard from league sources.
I heard from a Dolphin source that the suspicion is one of the reasons Mike McDaniel was so popular in interviews is that he also qualified under the Rooney rule in addition to being a qualified candidate as a great offensive line.
I am surprised that that has not yet become national news.
It was actually. Pro Football Network reported it. Pro Football Network. Yeah. PFN. Where is that? Some website.
I don't know. I can confirm. It is some website.
Thank you. Okay. Some website. That doesn't seem like great sourcing. But it is some website.
Yeah, if you have initials, you're legit. If you call yourself PFN, it means you're legit.
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Chapter 6: What are the reasons behind the outrage over Belichick not making the Hall of Fame?
A source told on a bigger show than Pro Football Network.
I get what it says, though. Don't you ever accidentally say something here that may be too transparent, and then someone seizes on it, aggregates it, and you're like, that's not what I meant, really. I wish you'd just kind of skim past this one.
I'm surprised I have to explain this to Levitard, who used to be a journalist. When a source tells me the suspicion... within the Dolphins or within this source is that this may have been a factor. Not that it was because there's no way to prove it was a factor.
If you ask the Miami Dolphins or any team, hey, did you really seriously consider these two black candidates or was it a Rooney Rule thing? You're not going to get a truthful answer in all cases. So when the Dolphins suspect that Mike McDaniel got more interviews probably than was imagined, Maybe it was the fact that he also qualified under the Rooney Rule.
Okay, but what you're reporting is news. It's surprising to me that you don't understand that it's news when you report it from a source.
If someone in the Dolphins organization thinks, obviously it's not provable, if someone in the Dolphins organization thinks that that's what happened there, that's news.
Members of the Heat organization thought that LeBron quit in the last finals before he left for Cleveland. That's news. News.
If they think he did, yeah. And they got very mad at Dan for saying that. Hugely pissed. As they should have.
I wouldn't want that out.
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Chapter 7: What are the hosts' thoughts on the voting process for the Hall of Fame?
Here's how you hedge your bets. Say they believe it might have been a contributing factor.
That's exactly right. But that's not what you said. That is what I said. That's what he's saying now. All right, moving on. Please. Jimmy Johnson. says angrily of the Bill Belichick thing on Twitter. This is just wrong. Number two winning all time. More Super Bowls than anyone unimaginable. Number of division championships. Lots of small jealous voters.
I would like to know the names of the assholes who did not vote for him. They are too cowardly to identify themselves. Please. If you did not vote for Bill Belichick, identify yourself. Many explanation points. Probably too much of a coward. Hide behind your secret ballot. And then secret ballot is capitalized. Is there anyone arguing the other side of this?
Have you guys heard someone take the position, I understand why it is Bill Belichick is not in the Hall of Fame on the first ballot?
Look to your left. Calls coming from inside the House.
Well, but Bill Polian is it's being reported that Bill Polian is the one with the bias here and also the integrity of saying cheater, cheater. That's the reason. And it's the reason that I don't have my Baseball Hall of Fame vote. It's the reason that Greg Cody is so comfortable moralizing about this person's a first ballot Hall of Famer. But this person's not a first ballot Hall of Famer. Right.
Because it's not a museum. It's a home of morals.
Why didn't you finish the riddle? Cheater, cheater. I don't know the rest of it.
Pumpkin eater!
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Chapter 8: What future predictions do the hosts make regarding Miami's football program?
How is Bill Pullian doing something more racist than what I did?
Lamar should only be a wide receiver. Remember that? I'll let Zaz cook. The people that are caping up for him not being a first ballot Hall of Famer universally are fans of other teams in the division. And I've seen the list of first ballot head coaches. They all appear worthy. You're all the people better than Belichick.
If Bill Belichick isn't what a first ballot head coach looks like, I don't know what the hell they're doing.
Yeah.
What's he done without Brady? The loser before Brady, loser after Brady, the loser at UNC. You want to talk about coaching your way out of the Hall of Fame? See what happened at UNC? See what happened at the end of his time in New England?
Okay, let's go to some more credible sources on this subject that are slightly less biased than Dolphin fan Jonathan Zaslow. Okay, we gathered that you're enjoying Bill Belichick'sā Committee got it right! Did they? OK, I don't think that many people believe that the committee got it right.
But the parts that I want to parse with you guys is we obviously don't know football a fraction of the way that Bill Polian does. We cannot assess how the guards played in the game that we just watched over the weekend that decided everything. Nobody here understands. understands, even after Ted Wells did that $5 million report, what it is that the deflate gate advantage would or wouldn't be.
But clearly, Bill Polian thinks that it's what toppled Peyton Manning. Bill Polian thinks that whatever cheating that Bill Belichick did is enough to... I don't think this is just pettiness with rivalry, do you? I'm assuming... I'm assuming that he's not guilty of simply saying, I'm a small human being, I recognize that he's a Hall of Famer. I assume that he is...
applying a moral standard to this. No cheaters in my Hall of Fame. Am I wrong to assume that he feels like he knows how much of an advantage the cheating gave Bill Belichick to therefore make him a Hall of Famer? Barry Bonds isn't in the Hall of Fame because everyone thinks he cheated. It's obvious that Barry Bonds is the best player to ever live. Top five if you want to argue about it.
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