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This episode covers an extensive NFL Week 3 preview, highlighted by the Atlanta Falcons dominating the Green Bay Packers 35-0 in a lopsided home opener where Bijon Robinson rushed for 244 yards and Michael Penix returned at quarterback. The show reviews the latest MLB postseason clinching moments for the Cubs and White Sox, discusses the NFL's strict celebration fines on players like Kyle Juszczyk, and previews upcoming matchups such as Chargers-Bills and Panthers-Browns. Additionally, super agent Ari Emanuel stops by the studio to discuss his memoir Roll the Calls, his time in Hollywood, and the growing intersection of private equity and live sports.
Hosts introduce the episode, explain the format, and set the stage for the conversation.
The hosts dissect the Green Bay Packers’ recent struggles and highlight key offensive and defensive issues.
Discussion of the Falcons’ record‑breaking rushing yards and analysis of their upcoming matchup and player picks.
Hosts break down the magic numbers for baseball teams and explain how playoff positions are determined.
Hosts celebrate the Cubs and White Sox clinching playoff spots and discuss notable baseball statistics.
Hosts preview week three NFL games, discuss team performances, and provide betting angles and player highlights.
Discussion of the NFL Coach Hot Seat rankings and in‑depth analysis of teams like the Chargers and Bills.
The hosts discuss a simulated season where the Browns could become a dynasty, focusing on a pivotal game against the Steelers.
Watson shares a quote about avoiding conflict with fans, and the hosts debate how this applies to the Browns’ season.
The conversation shifts to betting odds for the Browns, the potential for boos, and how fans might react to early mistakes.
The hosts analyze the Jets’ matchup with the Lions, weighing weather conditions against player talent and defensive performance.
Discussion centers on the Texans’ and Colts’ struggles, highlighting key injuries, coaching decisions, and the impact on their season outlook.
The conversation covers the Commanders’ injury crisis, coaching controversies, and the Seahawks’ dominant defense, with a focus on betting implications.
The hosts debate whether the Giants should trade for Jameis or keep J.J. McCarthy, discussing quarterback performance and team strategy.
The hosts examine the Bengals’ defensive improvements and the Steelers’ offensive struggles, debating betting lines and team momentum.
The hosts debate whether the Washington Commanders should fire Dan Quinn and hire a new offensive mind.
A brief commercial break announces the return of Twisted Tea for the football season.
The team discusses the upcoming Patriots-Jaguars matchup, including betting lines and player concerns.
Glenn and the crew analyze Patriots QB Drake May’s tip luck and potential improvement.
Hosts share their weekly picks and promote DraftKings’ sports betting app.
The show interviews super‑agent Ari Emanuel about his new book and his journey to becoming a top agent.
Emanuel recounts his mailroom beginnings, the truck accident, and his rise to a super agent.
The guest recounts selling a show, dealing with ego, and navigating industry relationships.
Discussion of the role of rage in business, negotiation tactics, and the balance between aggression and fairness.
The guest details his departure from CAA, the founding of a new agency, and the challenges of breaking into the industry.
Speculation on how AI, four‑day work weeks, and live events will shape entertainment and sports over the next two decades.
Falcons Gash Packers Defensedata
The Falcons rushed for 244 yards against a struggling Packers offensive line and defense in a 35-0 blowout at Lambeau Field.
Jets First Round Draft Pick Situationinsight
A quick discussion reveals that the team holds multiple early draft picks following recent roster moves and trades.
Unfair Fines For Celebrationsdebate
Kyle Juszczyk was fined by the NFL for chugging a drink in the end zone, drawing criticism from the hosts over league rules.
Ari Emanuel recalls being hit by a flatbed truck on Wilshire Boulevard at age 32, a pivotal moment that reshaped his career perspective.
The Origin Story Of Entouragestory
Ari Emanuel shares how the show Entourage came to be and how Mark Wahlberg and producers brought the concept to HBO.
Acquiring The UFCstrategy
Ari Emanuel explains the strategic vision behind purchasing the UFC for 4.2 billion dollars and expanding live sports holdings.
“The Falcons have some life. We've got some MLB postseason clinching.”
“The guy who Ari Gold was written after in Entourage. He's in studio. Really interesting interview.”
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“the biggest thing is never try to go to war with the fans.”
“The Colts did have Ravens, Chiefs, Texans.”
“I just don't know how their offense, the commander's offense is going to move the ball.”
“If that happens, you almost have to fire him on the spot.”
“I think at that point, it would probably be a young offensive mind that you would bring in.”
“The only loss was his first game of his career. So nine straight games with the, versus the NFC.”
“I don't know if anybody's called me super agent.”
The Packers got absolutely whomped by the Falcons on Thursday Night Football and they may actually suck. Bijan's incredible night and Michael Penix is back (00:00:00-00:13:02). Playoff baseball clinching (00:13:02-00:27:06). NFL Week 3 Picks and Preview for every game including Glenn Tape Watches Drake Maye review and is it time to buy low on the Chargers (00:27:06-02:01:18). Super Agent Ari Emanuel joins us in studio to talk about his new book Roll The Calls, being portrayed in Entourage, working in Hollywood and tons more (02:01:18-03:01:16). We finish with Fyre Fest of the week. 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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