Postgame Show: Spliff Notes (feat. JuJu Gotti)
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What highlights stood out from today's show?
I thought there was a lot of good stuff in today's show. Roy is rarely going to have a mispronunciation that's going to help us more than that one. Juju, thank you for being here today. We'll get to the polls with Juju. People are very happy that the polls are back and the updates on the polls are back. But let's start with whatever it is today in the subject matter that sent your way on all the stuff that we were talking about in sports. I would imagine... I imagine Jalen Hurts was a topic that will catch fire somewhere where they aggregate Stugatz stuff. What did you make of the Jalen Hurts talk?
Is Jalen Hurts getting the credit he deserves?
Yeah. You guys said people aren't giving Jalen Hurts credit. And I think that just watching the wrong TV shows, because the shows I watch, they're giving them tons of credit. So I think it is time to, you know what I mean? Maybe give some new shows a try. You guys, you know, we love Greeny, but, you know, it's just a lot of new and upper incomers out there who are giving Jalen Hurts a lot of credit.
All right. I am unaware of this and perhaps it's a blind spot by me. Give me some shows I need to start watching, Juju.
Uh, shoot. I mean, this show, how about we just start off by giving him credit and then we can just watch it back later on. You dig me?
That's what I was trying to do. I just don't feel like enough people are. That's all I'm saying. That's it. Well, but he's saying, Juju's saying that we could do better. All right. Well, I did. I mean, what are you doing? I'm only discrediting him at every turn.
It's my fault. The problem is right in the mirror.
What is the perception of Jalen Hurts in media?
I mean, he's clearly not like Trent Dilfer. Like he's not in that conversation. Yes, he's not. He might not be Patrick Mahomes. Can't we just agree? He's fine. He's good enough for this team.
He's really, really good. He's better than fine. That's the problem is that he's fine, that the defense won him a title, that the offensive line won him a title. No, Jalen Hurts won the Eagles a title.
No, I'm arguing on his behalf. Like, yes, he's not Mahomes, but he's not even close to, like, in that conversation of what's he carried there by a team.
You need to say better than fine, though. Fine gives you a connotation of, like, eh, he's okay. Jalen Hurts is very, very good. Solid. No, solid's still not good enough. Solid's not good enough either.
Very, very good. Elite.
He's elite.
See, now you're crazy.
No, that's too much. I do need to redo my Tony's QB tiers postseason. Now that we did a preseason, now we're doing postseason. Jalen Hurts may be climbing up the ranks.
How does Brock Purdy compare to Jalen Hurts?
I do think, though, that one of the things that's happening here is that the analysis of the quarterback position has gotten so carried away that there are many people who would say, well, you know what he is? He's Brock Purdy. or some form of Brock Purdy because he's got help. Because you're giving so much credit to the help that he has.
No, but the help he had two years ago when they almost beat the Kansas City Chiefs was Miles Sanders. I mean, that was the help who went to Carolina and is nothing now.
Okay, I don't know how much better you guys are going to make Jalen Hurts than Brock Purdy, but I don't mean that as an insult to Brock Purdy. He had MVP-like numbers for a while. There are a lot of places where we're willing to not give credit to the quarterback because how much credit we're giving to systems and complementary players these days.
Solid, not enough. Elite, probably too much. How about a Kirkshin? Really good. Do we like that?
You let me do that. Thank you.
Is Purdy really good?
Is Purdy really good? Purdy's good enough.
Why was Jalen Hurts hungover at Disney World?
God, that is good.
Also, Jalen Hurts was clearly hung over at Disney World. You feel me? Going to Disney World right after you win the Super Bowl, it might be a bit challenging. I challenge the reporter to ask a better question from a guy who's hung over after the Super Bowl. You feel me?
I don't know who. Criticize Hertz for that. I just found it hilarious because I got this eager social media person, and they're like, oh, I got my 10 seconds with him. All right, I'm going to interview him. And he's just like, I don't know, nothing.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What highlights stood out from today's show?
0:13–0:53
2
Is Jalen Hurts getting the credit he deserves?
0:53–1:44
3
What is the perception of Jalen Hurts in media?
1:44–2:34
4
How does Brock Purdy compare to Jalen Hurts?
2:34–3:40
5
Why was Jalen Hurts hungover at Disney World?
3:40–4:37
6
What are Tony's new dad observations?
4:37–5:43
7
Who are the Codys, and where do they live?
5:43–12:21
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