ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Craig and Big Mac discuss Jordan Schultz's report that the Minnesota Vikings attempted to trade for Geno Smith, only to be told he is vital to the development of young players. They also address a "demerit" from Sean Morash regarding a ChatGPT error about NFL history and explore the possibility of Kevin O'Connell eventually coaching the Jets.
(00:01:01) Vikings Geno Smith Interest
(00:03:40) NFL History Demerit
(00:10:26) Kevin O'Connell Jets Rumors
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VERGANGENE FOLGEN SUCHEN
Vorhandene Folgen von The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle durchsuchen.
WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Carton and Big Mac react to the breaking news of Kirk Cousins being traded back to the Minnesota Vikings for a third-round pick. They debate the management of J.J. McCarthy and criticize the journalistic integrity of modern sports insiders. Additionally, the conversation takes a lighthearted turn a…
Carton and C-Mac analyze the New York Giants' decision to stand pat at the NFL trade deadline despite rumors surrounding Jonathan Taylor. They discuss the team's divisional lead and the upcoming Thursday night clash against Washington.
(00:01:00) NFL Trade Deadline Passivity
(00:05:33) Jets Retain …
They analyze why the Jets refused to trade Geno Smith at the deadline and the value of veteran leadership for young rosters. The discussion shifts to upcoming Giants betting picks before critiquing Dianna Russini's recent career decisions and her partnership with an unregulated sportsbook.
(00:01:…
Discussion centers on the report that the Indianapolis Colts will not trade Jonathan Taylor, leading the Giants to withdraw their offer. They also debate the Vikings' interest in quarterbacks and analyze the physical toll an 18-game season takes on veteran starters.
(00:01:03) Jonathan Taylor Stay…
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