About this episode
Rich and the guys break down how James Harden and Ben Simmons will fit in with their new teams, the 76ers and Nets, and weighs in on what the Lakers’ inability to make a move at the NBA’s trade deadline means for their long-term outlook. In his Super Bowl edition of ‘What’s More Likely’ Rich weighs in on if Aaron Donald or Trey Hendrickson has more sacks, if Odell Beckham Jr or Tee Higgins is more likely to find the endzone, if Joe Burrow or Matthew Stafford throws for more touchdowns, if Rams P Johnny Hekker or Bengals K Evan McPherson will have a bigger Special Teams impact, if we see a 3-point game or a blowout, and if one of the non-QBs will win Super Bowl MVP Honors. Former Saints Head Coach Sean Payton tells Rich what it’s like to be a “retiree” and has some advice for Rich on how to improve his paltry 4.55 Uber rating, reveals when he knew he was ready to step away from coaching after 16 years at the helm in New Orleans and why he’s excited to try his hand as a broadcaster, and if there’s any chance he’ll ever return to coaching (possibly with the Dallas Cowboys??), and reveals why he’s taking the Los Angeles Rams to beat the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI. (timestamp). In his weekly ‘Big-Ass Grab Bag’ segment TJ lists his all-time Top 5 Super Bowl plays including Malcolm Butler’s game-clinching interception, James Harrison’s full-field pick six, Adam Vinatieri’s game-winning field goal, among others. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices