BONUS! Rams smoke the Cardinals on MNF + live listener mailbag

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4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 January 2022

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab are joined by producer Brett Rader and Yahoo Sports head of audience development Akshay Mirchandani on Twitter Spaces following the Los Angeles Rams Monday night blowout of the Arizona Cardinals.They chat about why the Los Angeles Rams suddenly look like world-beaters heading into Tampa Bay next week, what's next for Arizona after their latest collapse and then take a number of live questions from listeners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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0:00.0	Hello. Hello. Hello. You
0:05.2	part to win the game. That's
0:08.3	a great thing about sports. You
0:10.9	part to win the game. All right,
0:14.5	welcome into you pod to win the
0:16.0	game. We have a little bit of a
0:18.3	special episode for you tonight.
0:20.5	It's going to be a little bit like
0:22.7	side swiping every other car on
0:25.1	the streets, but we eventually got
0:26.7	to our destination. Myself, Frank
0:28.9	Schwab and Brett Radar did. We hosted
0:31.0	a Twitter space on Monday nights
0:33.6	and after the Rams absolutely
0:36.3	obliterated the Arizona Cardinals.
0:38.8	And so we just want to bring that
0:40.8	to you. Brett, how do you think it
0:42.4	went? Maybe you can talk about
0:43.8	some of the topics that we brought
0:45.0	to the table. And wait, I mean,
0:46.7	side swiping a number of cars,
0:48.5	but ultimately getting there and
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