Hour 3 – NFL Travel, Albert Breer
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I'm guessing we probably don't have one for the Vegas Super Bowl as well. It's because the NFL is waiting if there's going to be an 18-game schedule. So we'll talk to Albert coming up. Knicks were down 22, came back forced overtime. They win, and they cover. They close out on a 44-11 run. You've got next game tomorrow night, Knicks favored by 6.5. And then you've got Spurs-Thunder. The Thunder favored by 6.5 tonight, Game 2. You have Golden Knights at the Avalanche, Game 1 as well. The Mavs, surprise, surprise. Jason Kidd fired, and they had extended his contract, and he has four years, $20 million, I believe. Four years, $40 million guaranteed. This was basically anybody who had anything to do with Luka Jantric being traded, they're shown the door, and we're going to start over and build around Cooper Flagg.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:59
2
What insights did Albert Breer share from the NFL owners' meeting?
8:59–9:22
3
Why are the Super Bowl dates still unknown?
9:22–10:09
4
What are the implications of the proposed 18-game NFL season?
10:09–14:06
5
How does travel distance affect NFL teams' performance?
14:06–16:44
6
What are the differences in travel for teams like the Rams and Panthers?
16:44–19:43
7
How does travel impact player health and performance in the NFL?
19:43–52:29