8/3/2021 - QB Tiers with Mike Sando, Overhyping NBA Draft Picks and Cap Space, Life Advice
Posted Aug 4, 2021, 12:54 AM UTC
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Always love the QB tiers segment with Sando. I’m so ready for Russillo to be back in football mode
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Adding lines to the Life Advice intro?
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Yeah that really threw me off for a couple of seconds too
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Sando football tiers is my favorite episode every year. Wish they would have gone through the rankings more but I understand Mike needs people to physically go read it on ESPN so no biggie.
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He’s more in depth on the athletic football show with Robert Mays
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Am I wrong or did he make some mistakes in the open about the top ten picks moving to different teams?
2016: He didn't say that Ben Simmons is still with his team (although he's probably going to gone but he didn't mention that as he did with Buddy Heild).
2017: He said Lauri Markannen was gone, although he's still with the Bulls (again, probably getting moved soon but he didn't mention it.)
Maybe I'm just being a little ticky tacky, but I just noticed some mistakes that's all. Still really liked the open.
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I think he is just playing a little fats and loose with the concept. Really you would also need to look at whether people got decent compensation when the dudes left.
The overall point is right, a ton of even top 10 picks are basically worthless to the drafting team. But it was exaggerated slightly to make a point.
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Also Buddy Hield played a bit with New Orleans.
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His latest life advice on todays ep about the pony is hilarious!!
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Oh nice, hadn't realized it had come out yet! Will make a post about it now and take a listen
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Holy shit that life advice was tough. Ryen really letting it go
No joke. You can really tell how ingrained that terrible memory is in his mind.
Every now and then he throws us a new crumb of the 2002 saga. And I’m so here for it
To be fair she absolutely made the right move not trying to see him until he was about to go. You could tell he was annoyed by it, but it is a smart move by her.
Also a part of me wonders if it is less about the guy blowing up the phone to hook up with her, and more about him being her current guy, and worried since he knew she was with her ex, who maybe had some anger issues too.
But Ryen is right on overall message. Typically not a lot to be gained by such situations. It is rare one party doesn't come out with hurt feelings.
I think of one of my college girlfriends who I was with for 2 years...she wanted me to propose and sort of used going to Africa with the Peace Corps as a gambit, and I said "That sounds like a great idea, have fun.".
So she went, we met other people, stayed in loose contact. Both got married in late 20s and fell out of contact for a bit, I had kids, she went through a messy divorce to some rich drug addict.
Then she is coming back through my town several years later and wants to get together for dinner, so we go out with my wife and kids to a nice place. It was perfectly pleasant, but I was told by her friends it sent her into a 6 month depression spiral because there was the exact happy family she wanted sitting at the table, while she was alone, divorced and 33.