The Big Suey: If You Say Geno Smith's Name ONE More Time...
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Welcome to the Big Sui, presented by DraftKings. Why are you listening to this show? The podcast that seems very similar to the other Dan Levitard podcast. I'm sorry, I'm not going to apologize for that. In fact, the only difference seems to be this imaging. I have been tempted in restaurants just walking past tables to grab somebody's fries if they're just there. That hasn't happened to you guys? I've done it. And now, here's the marching man to nowhere, fat face, and the habitual liar.
Who is discussing the Panthers press conference and its implications?
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We will check in with Roy from the Panthers press conference. Marchand has been introduced. He's wearing the red. He says it brings out the color in his eyes. He will be on the road trip with the Panthers as it begins in Boston, where he will say hello to his ex-teammates. And that one's going to be... Something that hurts Boston fans.
That's logistically stupid, right? Make him come down here for a press conference just to go right back to Boston? What did we do that for? Just wait.
That's a good point. It's not like he's playing right now. Why did he fly down here? What's the hurry?
They could have just introduced him in Boston.
I mean, he's on the team now. I'm sure he's looking for an apartment around here. The idea that he's just going to stay up there for three weeks. A delay practice. You want a delayed onboarding with a new franchise. He'll get it. I mean, I don't want him playing regardless, so go for it.
Why is the Geno Smith trade significant for Seattle and the Raiders?
I want to talk to you guys about some of the movement in football over the weekend. DK Metcalf requested a trade in Seattle. The Geno Smith era in Seattle as he gets traded to the Raiders and the Raiders say we want stability at coach and quarterback and so we're going to get Geno Smith and Pete Carroll. I think I can argue that Geno Smith is a top 10 quarterback. It's a bit of a rhetorical trick. At one point I said that Rex Grossman was one of the top 10 quarterbacks in the NFL because he slid in at number 10 when he was making it to the Super Bowl. Geno Smith was unlucky. In a couple of fronts, he turned the ball over more than he should have, according to the metrics. He had 15 interceptions, but he was unlucky.
He was pretty good with the football and pretty good with the football, even though that offensive line is bad. I don't think in Las Vegas with Bowers that they have the skill guys that Seattle had. But I ask you guys what you make. of Geno Smith and the Geno Smith era in Seattle. Do you guys remember anything? Did that era win a playoff game? He could throw for 4,000 yards. He was better than any of us thought he would ever be. And I can make the argument that he fits in the top 10 quarterbacks in the NFL. You made a face.
Yeah, I don't think anybody other than you is calling Geno Smith a top 10 quarterback.
It's a rhetorical trick. Once you get into 8, 9, and 10, you're talking about interchangeable pieces.
Okay, I'm looking at an NFL.com ranking here. They do have him 12, which is higher than I would have him. Like you say, he's a turnover guy. You know, 15 interceptions weigh a lot, and no matter what the metrics say, that's still a lot of turnover.
Well, wait a minute, though. The metrics do require some examination because he's got as many interceptions. Cousins and Baker had more, but his offensive line was bad. And I want to do the assessment on DK Metcalf. What's Pittsburgh doing here? Are they going to keep Metcalf and Pickens? Are they going to keep Metcalf and Pickens?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the podcast's opening remarks and sponsor mentions?
0:01–1:19
2
Who is discussing the Panthers press conference and its implications?
1:19–2:19
3
Why is the Geno Smith trade significant for Seattle and the Raiders?
2:19–5:29
4
Is Geno Smith a top 10 quarterback? Debate and stats analysis.
5:29–8:09
5
What's happening with wide receivers DK Metcalf and George Pickens?
8:09–10:16
6
What are the future quarterback options for teams like the Steelers?
10:16–13:59
7
Why is Aaron Rodgers' potential move generating buzz?
13:59–16:01
8
How do passing statistics influence quarterback evaluations?
16:01–42:31
Speakers
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