THE HERD - Hour 2 - Being liked in the locker room, backing up a star QB, the NFL is the league of hope, Doug Pederson
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What insights does Doug Pederson share about backing up a star QB?
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How does Doug Pederson view Jalen Hurts' leadership style?
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What are the implications of the Rams selecting Ty Simpson in the draft?
You're listening to Fox Sports Radio. Here we go. It's hour two. We're in Chicago. It's the Herd. I saw a story this morning. It made me laugh. The Athletic gave the Rams draft a D. I'm going to go no with a D. Because so much has been made about the Ty Simpson pick at 13. And I'm reading the Mike Sando piece. And Sando, one of the executives in the league said, if they planned... this, then it's genius. Well, of course they planned it. Ty Simpson has come out and said, oh, I met with McVeigh for hours. Of course they planned it. It reminds me of the movie Usual Suspects.
Why does Colin believe the NFL is the league of hope?
And remember the Kevin Spacey character, Verbal Kent. You thought it was a weak link, the whole movie, until the final scene. And then you're like, oh, he was two steps ahead of everybody. Then you're like, oh, Verbal Kent's the smart guy. My take is all these complaints. Here's one of the things I'm hearing. But Colin, they were this close to a title. Makai Lemon, Ruben Bain. Ruben Bain wouldn't start. Young and Jared Verse are both top 15 edge rushers, according to PFF. Well, Makai Lemon's not starting over Puka or Devontae Adams. He'd be the three. If he finished with 35 receptions and a touchdown, you'd be like, wow, snuck his way into the rotation. They don't have any starting positions open. They did in the offseason, but they signed Trent McDuffie.
What challenges do rookie quarterbacks face in the NFL?
So the Rams were this close, but they needed a shutdown corner, and they got it with one of their first-round picks. And that was always my argument. They solved their weakness with a pro bowler in a top-three corner.
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What insights does Doug Pederson share about backing up a star QB?
0:00–1:28
2
How does Doug Pederson view Jalen Hurts' leadership style?
1:28–2:31
3
What are the implications of the Rams selecting Ty Simpson in the draft?
2:31–3:14
4
Why does Colin believe the NFL is the league of hope?
3:14–4:09
5
What challenges do rookie quarterbacks face in the NFL?
4:09–5:06
6
How important is being liked in the locker room for a quarterback?
5:06–5:55
7
What makes Doug Pederson's coaching philosophy unique?
5:55–6:35
8
What does Doug Pederson predict for the future of the NFL?
6:35–52:44
Speakers
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