The Big Suey: The Show With The Regional Legend
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What makes 'The Big Suey' different from other podcasts?
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 Lebitard 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 involved in the Poppy Challenge?
In a few days, we're going to put on for sale and give you all of the information on this Poppy Challenge. We've got Poppy coming out of retirement. We're going to have a few people come out of retirement. Poppy's mad because the artists are taking liberties with his body. He says it's not his, but my mother and I say it is his body. But there's no way of knowing who the NFL legend is that he's going to challenge in Domino's April 13th. It's Hawk.
No, not a Bones player. Could have told by the outline.
Is Andrew Hawkins considered an NFL legend?
Not a legend either.
Ooh, that hurts.
Don't want to wait a minute.
I'm a legend to a lot of people, Dan.
Hold the hell on. We're not going to do this. Do you remember that first touchdown pass he caught?
Thank you. Can we tee it up? Do we have that on tap? Because clearly, I don't think you realize the pioneer that I am. To sub-5'9 football players.
I don't believe. Okay, so you're making a qualification that I was not making. Because if it's a legend to 5'9 football players, if it's an amusement ride and I have to stand and be this tall to get on the ride, then I will allow the fact. And I don't mean it as an insult to say.
Look, man. I'm insulted right now. I'm insulted. Why wouldn't I be an NFL legend?
Yeah.
I mean, I was 50 under 40 in The Athletic, the famed publication that you guys talked about this Jimmy Butler article in. That sounds like an NFL legend to me.
Dan, Hawk was offensive. You're offensive. Thank you.
I mean, continue, Dan.
By the way, we can't play NFL clips. We can apparently play a long game poly, but we can't.
No sound though. No sound. Make it rain. Luckily, my highlights don't need sound.
I don't mean it as an insult to you. You keep taking things that I say here as a diminishment of your skill. To say someone is not a legend is not to insult them.
I would say he's Brown's legend status.
I would say you're wrong.
Yeah, he's a luminary for the Browns, no doubt.
You try to make confirming the legend, and now you're saying a hawk, is it? Luminary's good. I found it! That dude ain't no legend.
Let me speak on behalf of Browns fans because when I was one, it honestly says more about the franchise since it came back.
How is free agency shaping the NFL landscape?
But Hawk is a legend. We need to go into that.
All decade team for the Browns. He's better than Devon Bess. And everyone in town loved Devon Bess. He's a luminary.
Let me put it this way. If someone asks me, I mean, name good Browns players ever. First one is Jim Brown, obviously. Well, this is clearly the standard we should all be using. I'm just saying. Jim Brown. Miles Garrett. Antonio. Joe Thomas. Kevin. Hawk, number four. Probably.
Mount Rushmore. I feel like I insulted you by invoking Vaughn Best.
Yeah, that was good.
No, you were really good for the Browns. Thank you. You were. He is a luminary. And also, he stuck around the franchise. He had an opportunity to go to New England. He's like, no, I like the bad shit.
Come on.
I'm going to start a podcast with Joe Thomas because I like the bad shit.
I like chaos. No, no. I operate great in chaos. Also, you know what? Culture starts with dances. You love that word so much. It starts with someone saying, I'm not going to run when things get hard. Come on now. I'm staying right here. That sounds legendary to me, Dan. Him and Joe Thomas said, hey, it'd be easy to, oh, go join the Patriots, be bandwagoners, win rings and stuff. No, no.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What makes 'The Big Suey' different from other podcasts?
0:49–1:18
2
Who is involved in the Poppy Challenge?
1:18–1:52
3
Is Andrew Hawkins considered an NFL legend?
1:52–3:29
4
How is free agency shaping the NFL landscape?
3:29–7:39
5
What are the implications of DK Metcalf's trade request?
7:39–12:40
6
Is Tyler Lockett a legend in the NFL?
12:40–47:43
Speakers
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