49ers-Cardinals MNF Recap + Six All-Time YAC Bros (with Jason Zumwalt)

NFL: Good Morning Football

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4.3 • 655 Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by the voice of God for Around the NFL and noted Cardinals superfan Jason Zumwalt to recap the 49ers-Cardinals Monday Night Football matchup in Mexico City. Then, Gregg goes through his favorite YAC receivers in NFL history (but only going back to 2003).

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:05.6	Samuel gets it.
0:07.8	Trent Williams out in front of him.
0:09.5	Are you blocking Devo.
0:12.2	In-zone, touchdown will play.
0:14.4	No flags.
0:16.7	Another one for San Francisco.
0:20.4	Blitz off the edge.
0:21.4	I youth has got his second.
0:23.8	Touchdown 49ers.
0:26.1	Here's Kiddell.
0:28.3	George Kettle.
0:29.7	Touchdown 49ers.
0:33.3	So many touchdowns to choose from.
0:36.7	We couldn't get to them all.
0:38.4	38 to 10, the San Francisco 49ers drop a hammer on the Cardinals.
0:45.7	They outscored him 21 to nothing in the second half of this game.
0:52.0	By the end, we had Trace McSorley and a man named Brock Purdy in the game.
0:57.0	We've also got a man named Jason Zumwalt on the show tonight. I'm Greg Rosenthal. We're going to get to
1:03.9	six yak bros, all-time yak-bros later in the show, yards after catch receivers that I've enjoyed watching.
1:11.7	But first, we're going to make poor Jason discuss a game in which his team, the Arizona Cardinals,
1:19.3	lost 38 to 10.
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