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The episode opens with a deep dive into Monday Night Football, where the Kansas City Chiefs delivered a dominant win against the Denver Broncos, showcasing a potent running game with Kenneth Walker that gives Patrick Mahomes the ideal on-ramp following an injury. The hosts break down Bo Nix's struggles, Sean Payton giving up play-calling duties, and a chaotic week one in the NFL, including the AFC looking exceptionally stacked. Later, the hosts discuss college football highlights, focusing on Texas defeating Ohio State after Arch Manning's stellar fourth-quarter performance and Oklahoma State head coach Eric Morris joining the show to discuss his team's massive upset victory over Oregon. Recurring guest Derek Carr also drops by to talk about week one quarterback play, his retirement, and his new role as a special advisor at UCLA.
Hosts introduce the episode, announce Derek Carr and Oklahoma State coach Eric Morris as guests.
Commercial breaks featuring DraftKings and Stella Blue Coffee ads interspersed throughout the episode.
Final thoughts, thank‑yous, and a brief recap of key points before ending the show.
Analysis of the Broncos’ defensive struggles and coaching decisions impacting their season outlook.
The conversation turns to the impact of Oregon’s loss to USC and its ripple effects across the Big Ten.
Hosts analyze Michigan’s defensive performance and the potential improvement of quarterback Bryce Underwood.
The hosts debate Oklahoma’s offensive struggles versus its strong defense and the implications for national title contention.
A humorous recap of James Franklin’s awkward press conference and its social media fallout.
The hosts speculate on AI, powerboat racing, and future entertainment trends, blending humor with tech talk.
The episode shifts to an upcoming interview with retired quarterback Derek Carr, setting the stage for deeper discussion.
Derek Carr confirms he remains retired, shares insights on his post-football life, and touches on potential return rumors.
The hosts and Carr discuss how teams and fans react to week one outcomes and the urgency that follows.
Discussion of the importance of internal unity for the Raiders’ playoff push.
Carr reflects on being drafted, told he’d be a backup, and the rapid shift to starting.
Carr explains why learning to play under center is crucial for modern quarterbacks.
Carr shares his role as a special advisor at UCLA and how he mentors young QBs.
Head coach Eric Morris talks about the team’s turnaround and victory against Oregon.
Carr discusses the open‑door policy at UCLA and his experience working with Coach Chesney.
Chiefs Unleash New Run Gameinsight
The hosts analyze the Chiefs' dominant win over the Broncos, highlighting a powerful running game with Kenneth Walker that allows Patrick Mahomes to ease back from injury.
Sean Payton Gives Up Play Callingdebate
The hosts discuss Sean Payton handing over play-calling duties and the immediate pressure on him to take it back after Bo Nix and the offense struggle.
Texas Overcomes Ohio Statestory
The hosts break down the high-profile college football matchup where Arch Manning and Texas staged a comeback victory against Ohio State in the second half.
Oklahoma State Stuns Oregondata
The hosts examine Oklahoma State's massive upset victory over 23-and-a-half-point favorite Oregon, noting the physical dominance displayed in the trenches.
Derek Carr Considered NFL Returnstory
Recurring guest Derek Carr reveals he received three real calls last year about coming out of retirement to potentially play for the Broncos.
The Evolution of College Offensesinsight
Coach Eric Morris explains how modern championship spread offenses must incorporate a strong rushing attack to achieve ultimate success.
“The Chiefs look like they are back.”
“The last couple of years of the Chiefs, it was a lot of Patrick Mahomes being Superman and figuring out a way to make plays with no run game with not the most explosive wide receivers and him just putting the whole team on his back.”
“I think the Broncos might be kind of broken right now.”
“The Chiefs were one of those teams that they were like an auto bet to the under if they had a first half lead where they just take the air out of the ball.”
“I, I don't think that Dan Lanning has slept since that loss.”
“the story of the game was more Michigan's defense is fucking for real.”
“I think this off season, Venable's was like, if I can just fix the offense, then we should win.”
“I think it's going to be like they turn off most of our power. They keep the power for themselves and.”
“When we see a team win week one, you're like, that team's never going to lose a game.”
“I was like, all right, you know, okay, sweet. Now you're going to be the backup. You know, we're going to help groom you. We're going to build the team around you, all that kind of stuff.”
The Chiefs are back and Kenneth Walker looked incredible Monday night. Mahomes has a rushing attack and the Broncos looked broken (00:00:00-00:23:22). We clean up some stories from Sunday and then talk Texas/Ohio State, Michigan bounce back and Oregon’s spiral (00:23:22-00:47:42). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including some idiot jazz on pro Boat racing and AI (00:47:42-01:13:38). Derek Carr joins the show to talk Week 1 in the NFL, what he saw that stood out, quarterbacks playing under center more and hitting a hole in one with no witnesses (01:13:38-01:50:56). Oklahoma State Head Coach Eric Morris joins the show to talk about his massive win against Oregon and hunting Armadillos (01:50:56-02:11:58). We finish with listener Pardon Your Takes You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Netflix. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take https://barstool.link/pardon-my-take
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