Episode 215: Changing replay could open Pandora's box for NFL

Kanell & Bell

CBS Sports

Sports, Football

4.8 • 734 Ratings

🗓️ 22 January 2019

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Kanell and Bell are still talking about the officiating in Sunday's games to determine our Super Bowl LIII matchup and how certain changes would impact the league (3:00). The guys also discuss the relationship between Tom Brady and Bill Belichick (8:45) and a reported deal that Patrick Mahomes could eventually land (13:45). Next, Danny and Raja hit on the NBA with a focus on Boogie's return to the court (19:45) and Klay Thompson's stellar night from deep. The guys disapprove of some negative reporting surrounding Carson Wentz (25:05), before Leftovers (30:05)!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Welcome to Off the Vange with Danny Cannell.
0:02.8	All right.
0:04.5	All right.
0:05.6	And Raja Bell.
0:08.8	Bill has a big ring of 22 to Roger.
0:13.1	It's all the future of football right before your eyes.
0:16.1	Just yelling out, maybe King argument.
0:17.5	All right.
0:17.9	What's going on?
0:18.6	Welcome to Cannell and Bell hanging out on a Tuesday.
0:20.7	Welcome back. Thank you, brother. Martin Luther and Bell hanging out on a Tuesday. Welcome back.
0:21.5	Thank you, brother.
0:21.9	Martin Luther King Day?
0:22.8	I did, yeah.
0:23.5	Slow motion.
0:24.0	Good.
0:24.7	Good for you.
0:25.1	Got spent some family good stuff.
0:26.9	So I have a question for you.
0:28.9	Literally 30 seconds ago, I sent a tweet and I directed it directly towards Roger Goodell.
0:36.1	I need change to happen on these overtime rules.
0:38.6	And I thought, what better way to do it than to eat him.
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