Chapter 1: What did Colin Cowherd think about the Thunder's strategy against the Spurs?
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Chapter 2: How does Aaron Rodgers' retirement announcement impact his legacy?
And I don't think Favre's the comp. I always thought Aaron's comp was Dan Marino. You want more titles, you want more trophies, right? Marino didn't get any. Aaron got one. But, God, they're beautiful throwers of the football. I mean, Aaron, like, throws with his feet not on the ground. It's like... It's like a magician. It's wild.
But I always thought he was a little overvalued in his prime where people were saying he's better than Brady. I'm like, Brady's stacking trophies. What are we doing here? This is not baseball where we care about your stats. It's football. Show me your Lombardis. But now I think Aaron's actually massively undervalued.
So I want to remind everybody, especially the media that keeps telling me he's really he's washed. He did win the AFC North last year over a stacked roster in Baltimore in Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrell, who played a handful of games, but he didn't win the North. By the way, at 41, he almost threw as many touchdown passes as Bo Nix, Josh Allen, and Sam Darnold with an awful receiving core.
In fact, Aaron was the only quarterback in the league with this stat line. at least 65% completion percentage, at least 24 touchdowns, and seven or fewer interceptions. He was the only guy in the league. Bad receiving core, broken offensive culture, hit and miss offensive line, and an average running back room.
In fact, PFF last year went and rated all wide receivers and tight ends in the league, right?
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Chapter 3: When do quarterbacks typically know it's time to retire?
Top 50. Steelers had nobody. Arizona had two.
Chapter 4: How do injuries affect team dynamics in the NBA playoffs?
Okay, so you're talking about a broken offensive culture for years, a bad receiving room. I mean, I like Friar Muth, but, you know, whatever. They didn't have very good weapons. Offensive line until last year, Aaron gets some credit for this, was sort of disjointed. And so I and he carried him to 10 wins.
And by the way, he had to win games against the Lions and the Ravens to get into the playoffs. And he was excellent against both considering what he was working with against Detroit. He had 270 yards, no turnovers against the Ravens. He had 290 yards and no turnovers. He had to win those games. Those are good teams. There was a lot of pressure.
He had a one man receiving core and he won both games and played well. And people will say this, and this always happens. If the ending to the movie is bad, everybody said the movie is bad. Right? You could have had a good movie with a bad ending. People say, well, just see him against the Texans in the playoffs. Folks, Patrick Mahomes played the Texans. His passer rating that day, 19.
Sam Darnold was engulfed, played his worst game against the Texans. Go look at Josh Allen against the Texans. The LA Rams had the number one offense in the league. They were a hot knife through butter against the Seahawks multiple times. And the Seahawks had a good defense.
But when the Rams, McVay and Stafford and Pukunuku and Devontae Adams and all the fellas played the Texans, they couldn't move the ball. They couldn't pick up first downs. The Texans had the best defense in the NFL in at least half a decade. It's legion of boom good. So this idea, I always thought Aaron, and I was always like, Aaron's good. I think he's better than Favre. Stop with the Brady.
I'm not even putting him in the Manning and Joe Montana space. Give me a break. He's great, but stop. Now it's ridiculous. Even people I respect in the media are like, he's not very good. He won the division. It was a good division. Lions-Ravens double use. Look at his stat line. Terrible receiving core. Broken offensive culture. RGI was like, guys, come on.
He inherited a mess, a dysfunctional offensive culture. He's going to be good this year. They got Michael Pittman. He's going to be good. They're going to be good. They're going to vie for the division. First seven weeks, totally. He could go 6-1, 7-0. I have become the life preserver of sanity with Aaron Rodgers. Here's RG3 yesterday.
I think Aaron Rodgers is one of the all-time greats. But I also think that him coming back to the Pittsburgh Steelers makes them legit AFC North title contenders and legit Super Bowl contenders as well. He's got DK Metcalf. They bring in Michael Pittman Jr. from the Colts. They draft Jeremy Bernard from Alabama.
And now he's got six foot four, six foot four, six foot one wide receivers out there that he's used to throwing the ball to. And he wouldn't come back and partner with the guy that he won a Super Bowl with in Mike McCarthy in Green Bay if he didn't feel like they could win it all.
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of Oklahoma City's reliance on SGA during the playoffs?
If you lost an 18-point lead, it was devastating. I think you just lose leads now. So, I mean, there was never in my lifetime in the NBA. You'll see stuff now where it's like a 30 to eight run. Like, that's not that abnormal. In the NBA, there was a run. I forget. It was during the regular season. I swear to God, it was like 28-0. Yeah.
Colin, this was the biggest blown lead, I believe, in the last 13 years of the NBA Plus.
So as a result, I like the way you're attacking this. How does Cleveland bounce back? I bet the Knicks first half.
I think the Knicks, who ended this game hot as hell, they made six of their last nine threes. They got in that zone, that rhythm. They were like, okay, this is what works. This is what doesn't. Quick hook on Josh Hart, who's a non-shooter. And I think the Knicks run out. I don't know if they'll run away and hide, but I think they come out smoking hot in the first half. Yeah.
Yeah, the staff found this. Yeah, this was it. Remember when the Raptors went on a 31-0 run against the Magic in March? And Orlando's got talent. Yeah. So, I mean, everybody's saying, oh, the Cavs. You've got veteran guys with the ball in their hands. You've got a good staff. You've got guys with some mileage on there. This is the new NBA. You lose leads quickly.
Now, a 22-point lead with nine to go. But again, the Knicks were a great fourth-quarter team. You were on the road. Brunson's an elite scorer. It's not the first time he's been hot. He's one of the best fourth-quarter players in the last decade in the league. The Knicks do that to people. Knicks did that to a lot of teams over the last couple years.
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Chapter 6: How does Aaron Rodgers compare to Tom Brady in terms of career achievements?
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Well, we didn't invent it. We just contributed to it. We're the first people to do podcasts. Yeah, a pretty wide range of podcasts. We're starting a trend. But this one's extra special.
So how did we actually come up with the name Hey Jonas, guys? I honestly don't remember. I think it was on a call about what we should call it, and... Well, we were thinking I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band before Jonas Brothers. This is how you guys remember it going down? Yes. I have a very different memory of this.
We were talking about a thing, a bit for the podcast where people could call in and say, hey, Jonas. And then I wrote down on my little notepad, hey, Jonas, and offered it up as a potential title for the podcast.
But thanks for remembering that, guys.
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Chapter 7: What will Aaron Rodgers be remembered for the most in his career?
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