Episode 105: Patriots Continue Dominating, Draft Prospect Breakdowns

The Lefkoe Show

Bleacher Report

Sports, Football

4.8 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2017

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

It's Episode 105 of The Simms & Lefkoe Podcast! On this week's episode of the show, the guys discuss how the Patriots 'perfect' offseason has come together (4:24); why Alshon Jeffery is a great signing for the Eagles (18:02); how Martellus Bennett will prove Simms & Lefkoe right about the Packers offense (20:56); and whether the Seahawks locker room will fix Eddie Lacy (25:51). Later in the show, Chris and Adam break down how much QB ball velocity stats matter (37:42) and Chris does film deep dives on Solomon Thomas (41:50), Jonathan Allen (44:21), Tim Williams (47:35), and more! Enjoy the show, and don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes!

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0:00.0	What? Hey, back. Hey, it is episode 105, what is good? Left ghost Sims,
0:22.5	Fendrick. Five, the first one that came to mind for me is Donovan. What other good
0:27.7	fives you have? The first one you just said five and the what was the the bus
0:32.6	quarter rack for the redskins you know that they drafted number five at a
0:36.1	Tennessee back in the day. Oh my gosh, she was like in the mid 90s. I'm just not
0:42.2	ghost for rot. No, he went into politics too. You're gonna know who it is. Oh
0:48.4	it's driving me crazy. I'm looking it up. I don't even know. Went into politics.
0:52.9	Yes. He was the University of Tennessee quarterback. University of Tennessee
0:58.4	quarterback. Yes. How are you? The pressure's on. Keith Schuler.
1:03.6	Keith Schuler, number five. Kerry Collins, my man KC, number five. Yeah, what else
1:10.0	you got? Who's the Yankee that's number five? Oh, number five for the Yankees
1:13.8	is Cholten Joe Demagio. Joe Flacco is five. Oh, I forgot about Joe. Teddy Bridge
1:21.2	water was rocking five. Right. Good. Five. You got any Rutgers players with
1:25.8	five. Quincy Dubee. Only the best player in the history of Rutgers basketball.
1:32.6	No big deal. How about that? Tim Teebo war five with the Patriots as well.
1:36.0	Right. And I think that's where we need to end with a great dual sport athlete
1:40.6	rivaling both. We see do the average 25 points a game in the big east as a
1:44.7	junior. Keep me that is pretty impressive at Rutgers. Yeah. I mean nobody else
1:48.6	was scoring the basketball on that team. No, Marquis Webb couldn't score Rutgers
1:52.2	make a tournament. No, since 1991. No. It's been that long. The last time that Rutgers
1:57.7	basketball played in the NCAA tournament was the March before I was born. How about that
2:02.3	is actually you are a curse. I am. You've been alive. I have a tournament. St.
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