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Strong opinions on the biggest stories in sports
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Click here to subscribe directly to the Lights Out with Shawne Merriman podcast! On this special edition of the Lights Out Podcast with Shawne Merriman, Shawne joined Outkick The Coverage With Clay Travis to discuss week number 12. Are the Colts the real deal? What's happening with the Ravens? Tua benched, what does that say about the Dolphins. The NFC East is joke, is it fair that a playoff team is coming from the east. And Saints Head Coach Sean Payton had the last laugh on Twitter.
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On today's episode, Jason interrupts his much-needed vacation to share his thoughts on the 5 biggest headlines to come out of Sunday's Week 11 NFL action. First, he explains why Patrick Mahomes' latest heroic victory - this time against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday Night Football - is just another reason why he may go down in history as the Greatest Quarterback of All-Time. You need him to throw an 80-yard bomb? No problem. You want him to check it down all the way to the endzone? He can do that, too. No matter what the situation is, you can count on Mahomes to get it done. The second biggest story of the day took place in Miami where Dolphins head coach Brian Flores inexplicably benched rookie quarterback Tagovailoa late in their loss to the Denver Broncos. Tua was having a rough game, and that's putting it mildly, but part of developing a young quarterback is letting him learn from experiences like that. Flores may have done irreparable harm to his franchise player. Next, Jason explains why Aaron Rodgers could go down in history as the LeBron James of the NFL. On one hand, they're both arguably the greatest to ever do it in the sports that they play; on the other, they're likely both going to end their careers with less rings than you'd expect a player of that caliber to have. For whatever reason, Rodgers can't seem to get it done in overtime games. Unless he can find a way to get that ship righted he's never going to win another Super Bowl. The fourth biggest story of the day has to be the deterioration of Carson Wentz. At one point, Wentz was an MVP front-runner destined to take over the League. Now? He’s arguably the worst starting quarterback in all of football. It might be too soon to turn the keys over to Jalen Hurts given Wentz’ contract situation, but the idea definitely needs to be on the table moving forward. Later, Jason tells us why Taysom Hill should be thanking the New Orleans Saints for helping him get the win in his first NFL start against the Atlanta Falcons. That’s not to say that Hill played poorly – he played pretty well actually – but the Saints defense has been lights out for three straight weeks now. If they can keep it up, they should be the favorites to win the NFC. Finally, Jason closes things out with the Monday Night Football edition of the Best Bet. Let’s just hope it does better than his Sunday picks.
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Chris and Arnie react live as Plank's Raiders fall short against the Chiefs on Sunday Night Football and they breakdown the biggest headlines from the NFL including the Packers choking against the Colts in Overtime, Taysom Hill earning the W against the Falcons and Carson Wentz falling apart against the Browns. James Rapien from SI joins the guys with the latest updates on Joe Burrow's season ending injury. Todd Fuhrman jumps on with his perspective of the week and much more including Buy or Sell and Arnie's Picks.
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Jonas and Brady recap all the NFL action this week including the Packers overtime loss to the Colts, Tua being benched mid-game and Joe Burrow suffering a season ending injury. The guys bet Sean Payton's ego is through the roof after winning with Taysom Hill under center and they react live to the Raiders hosting the Chiefs on Sunday Night Football. All that and much more including Live Bet Jesus and Over/Under's.
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Dan Beyer and George Wrighster react to all of the afternoon games from Week 11 including the Colts' overtime victory over the Packers! The guys weigh in on Taysom Hill’s debut as the starting quarterback of the New Orleans Saints and question if Matt Ryan would be better suited in another uniform. Plus, they speak with FOX NFL Analyst Mark Schlereth and FOX Sports Radio NFL insider Adam Caplan!
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Steve Hartman and Rich Ohrnberger react to all of the morning games from Week 11 including Taysom Hill’s first career start at quarterback. The guys weigh in on the season-ending injury to Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and discuss the Titans’ overtime victory over the Ravens. Plus, should the Chargers bench Justin Herbert moving forward in order to avoid a serious injury?
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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Mike Harmon and LaVar Arrington! Mike and LaVar explain why the Ravens will take down the Titans in a close game, how the Packers will face a tough game against the Colts solid defense and what to expect from Taysom Hill against the Falcons. The guys tell you why they expect the Chiefs to make a statement against the Raiders in a closer than expected game, why the Dolphins should roll past the Broncos and how the Rams and Buccaneers defenses will be on display Monday night. Plus, Mike and LaVar give you their Mammals of the Week and Fantasy Ninjas.
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It’s a FOX Football Sunday with Andy Furman and Brian Noe! Andy and Brian react to this weekend’s college football action and explain why James Franklin needs to be getting more criticism for starting the year 0-5. The guys discuss the Saints decision to start Taysom Hill over James Winston and whether it is the right move. Andy and Brian think that college football should expand the playoffs for this season because of the issues COVID has caused. The guys react to the player move in NBA free agency and why they like what the Lakes have done to retool for this upcoming season. Plus, Andy and Brian break down this weekend’s biggest NFL games.
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Jason Martin talks about another day off letdowns by Jim Harbaugh and James Franklin.Plus, Jason runs through the NFC West and tells you why it may be the best division in the NFL and what separates each team from the next. Branching off the Cardinals success in the NFC West, Jason points out that the poor decision of someone who no longer has a job set up that success and left another team in shambles. Also, Jason tells you why Lamar Jackson doesn't seem to have the same pop as last season.
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It's your weekend edition of Straight Outta Vegas with Bernie Fratto! Bernie joined by Steve Fezzik through out to help you pick winners in Week 11 of the NFL including how to bet the Saints game with Taysom Hill starting at QB. Plus, a best bet from Sleepy in Houston and Mackenzie Rivers looks ahead to this year's Thanksgiving slate and tells you one trend he's found to help you cash a winning ticket.
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