Answering SPICY Questions: Should the Cowboys Trade Dak Prescott?

The Bill Barnwell Show

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4.4 • 647 Ratings

🗓️ 22 August 2024

⏱️ 34 minutes

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On today’s episode of The Bill Barnwell Show, Bill previews the 2024 NFL season by answering your burning questions, including if the Cowboys should trade Dak Prescott, if Aaron Rodgers can lead the Jets to the Super Bowl, and if the Packers hype is warranted. Then, he discusses who the ideal flag football coach would be in the 2028 Olympics and what the ceiling looks like for last-place teams this season. Plus, would the Burger King be an offensive or defensive player? Bill gives his take! :55 Which years impacted the quarterback landscape the most 5:04 Should the Cowboys trade Dak Prescott for draft capital? 11:22 How realistic is it for Aaron Rodgers to lead the Jets to a Super Bowl? 19:00 Is the Packers hype warranted? Are they the best team in football? 21:55 Ideal flag football coaching and players 26:20 What makes a top-end pass rusher 28:56 What are the ceilings for the last-place teams 30:55 Who the Burger King be an offensive or defensive player? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:31.3	Hey guys, welcome to the Bill Barnwell show.
0:34.2	I am Bill Barnwell.
0:36.1	Today, it is a mailbag show talking about what you guys are
0:40.5	thinking about in advance of the NFL season. A good range of topics here. We hit some other stuff
0:47.6	we discussed during the offseason, some season preview topics, some stuff that doesn't really
0:52.4	seem to fit either of those scenarios, some
0:54.5	general nonsense, but good fun nonsense stuff I like to answer. We'll get to all of that on
1:00.2	today's show. Let's start with a question, and I apologize if some of these Twitter, or I guess
1:05.4	X handles, are mispronounced. Some of them are not, from what I can tell real names. We'll start
1:10.8	with Ravark,
1:11.8	Ravark. R-A-V-A-R-K asks, do you think the quarterback classes between the 2010 and 2015 seasons
1:19.2	define the shape of current NFL quarterback contracts and how teams consider the position?
1:24.2	Those years are filled with Super Bowl champs, other younger quarterbacks on cheap contracts, all-time greats, and Eli Manning. Okay, well, we don't need to disparage Eli here,
1:33.1	but there's definitely some truth to this. I mean, you go back through the last 14 years or so,
1:39.7	as I did when I wrote about this for ESPN a couple weeks ago. And basically, you're lumping the
1:45.0	vast majority of quarterbacks who have won the Super Bowl into one of three groups. There's Patrick
1:49.2	Mahomes and there's Tom Brady and there's rookie quarterback contracts. So guys like Russell Wilson,
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