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This episode of Pardon My Take features the hosts broadcasting from Camp Barstool in a cabin, discussing current NFL news including Deshaun Watson being named the starting quarterback for the Cleveland Browns and the bizarre arrest of San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York in Ohio. The show also covers the release of new rivalry jerseys across the league and features a spirited Mount Rushmore of non-ball sports items. In addition to the regular crew, the episode includes deep-dive interviews with former NFL defensive lineman Chris Long and prominent sports journalist Seth Wickersham discussing his upcoming book of career-best reporting and stories from the NFL.
The episode opens with a brief intro and a sponsor ad for Kraken’s new crypto card.
The crew sets the scene at Camp Barstool, teasing interviews with Chris Long, Seth Wickersham, and a discussion of the Mount Rushmore of non‑ball sports items.
The hosts announce and react to Deshaun Watson’s promotion to the Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback, expressing mixed feelings about the decision.
The conversation shifts to the arrest of 49ers owner Jed York, covering the sting operation, charges, plea deals, and the broader implications for NFL ownership.
The episode concludes with final remarks, a brief recap of key topics, and a teaser for future episodes.
Panelists debate the NFL’s lack of a clear policy on owners involved in human trafficking, citing the Jed York case and potential league responses.
The hosts analyze Watson’s performance, the Browns’ quarterback situation, and speculate on the team’s long‑term plans and potential tanking strategy.
The segment covers the hot seat discussion, SEC and Big Ten reactions to a college football controversy, and the hosts’ stance on the issue.
Hosts discuss the fallout from Callaway’s offensive ad, the CEO’s statement, and internal investigations.
The conversation turns to LeBron’s rumored $300 million loan, the involvement of Mark Walter, and potential eligibility concerns.
The hosts play a game picking non‑ball sports items for a Mount Rushmore contest, revealing playful banter and personal picks.
The episode features an interview with former NFL player Chris Long, discussing his career, post‑football life, and the NFL’s future.
The hosts open with a lighthearted story about a wedding attended by UMBC alumni, setting a casual tone for the episode.
Discussion focuses on the challenges defensive players face when adapting to new coordinators and varying defensive fronts.
Analysis of Jalen Hurts’ performance, the Eagles’ offensive line issues, and how the team’s scheme impacts their success.
They touch on the NFL’s Australia games, travel challenges, and how teams might adapt to long flights and time zone changes.
Explores the debate over booing quarterbacks, the impact of fan sentiment, and players’ views on criticism.
A digression into off‑season scandals involving owners, including a bizarre trailer‑park incident and its effect on team dynamics.
Concluding segment where the hosts predict the Washington Commanders’ playoff chances and defensive improvements for the season.
Discussion on team offensive strategies, player potential, and defensive additions.
Hosts promote a new book and share funny production anecdotes.
Hosts introduce and interview bestselling author Seth Wickersham about his new book and career insights.
The hosts discuss their favorite teams for the upcoming season, highlighting key draft picks and potential breakout players.
Discussion of Brady’s career decisions, Belichick’s legacy, and the dynamics between the two.
Exploration of influential owners, Roger Goodell’s role, and future league leadership considerations.
The hosts discuss the bizarre arrest of San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York in Ohio on charges of soliciting a prostitute and possessing criminal tools, which turned out to be his smartphone.
Comparing NFL Ownership Scandalsdebate
The hosts debate the similarities and differences between Jed York's arrest and Robert Kraft's massage parlor incident, highlighting how the NFL treats owner controversies.
New NFL Rivalry Jerseysinsight
The crew reacts to the release of new NFL rivalry jerseys, with Shane ranking his favorites while the hosts express frustration over unnecessary uniform redesigns.
Deshaun Watson Passing Statsdata
A striking stat is revealed showing it has been over 2,000 days since Deshaun Watson's last 300-yard passing game, trailing behind numerous backup and retired quarterbacks.
Mount Rushmore of Non-Ball Itemsinsight
Hank, PFT, and Zach draft the Mount Rushmore of non-ball sports items, leading to debated selections like baseball bats, helmets, and swimming pools.
Chris Long on Defensive Schemesstrategy
Chris Long explains how difficult it is for NFL players to adjust to new defensive coordinators and complex pre-snap reads and schemes during a short training camp.
Assessing Jalen Hurts and the Eaglesinsight
Chris Long and the hosts break down Jalen Hurts' performance, evaluating his resume against the low passing-game floor the Eagles experienced the previous season.
Seth Wickersham on Reporting Careersstory
Seth Wickersham joins the show to discuss his career as a top investigative sports journalist, the inner workings of NFL ownership meetings, and stories behind major league scandals.
“We got a horny, horny NFL owner.”
“The guy that he referred to as a swing and a miss, like publicly, the owner called you a swing and a miss.”
“We took a big swing and a miss with Deshaun. We thought we had the quarterback. We didn't, and we gave up a lot of draft picks to get him.”
“The only thing that will change their mind is if they think that they stole as much as a dollar from you.”
“We got a billionaire owner. You don't think he's doing some fucking weird shit?”
“The New York Times should not be involved in this.”
“The incentive is that they will give you four days off from the army to play the new Grand Theft Auto when it comes out.”
“I feel like part of my prep going into the season is trying to figure out who's, who's new, who are the new play callers?”
“And you were at a wedding, you happened to be at an event with UMBC grads, like alumni?”
“I think for guys up front, the first thing you got to figure out is, hey, you know, what fronts are we running?”
We’re live from Barstool Camp and Jed York had himself a night in Ohio. We talk about that and Deshaun Watson named Browns starter (00:00:00-00:21:31). Yet another new uniform drop has hit the NFL (00:21:31-00:42:14). Hot Seat/Cool Throne (00:42:14-01:06:16) . Mt Rushmore Of Non Ball Sport Items (01:06:16-01:24:35). Chris Long joins the show to talk some NFL, which teams he’s high on, changing coordinators and more (01:24:35-02:16:42). Seth Wickersham joins the show to talk about his new book “Be On That Hill," his career covering the NFL, owners in the league, biggest stories and more (02:16:42-03:14:23). We finish with guys on chicks 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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