'GM Street’ — No, the Patriots Are Not Back (Ep. 168)

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🗓️ 25 October 2017

⏱️ 36 minutes

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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier debate whether the Philadelphia Eagles are the real deal (0:20), question how good the New England Patriots actually are (8:10), wonder if the Pittsburgh Steelers will trade Martavis Bryant (10:50), and discuss Joe Mixon’s recent comments (13:25). Then they speculate how top draft prospects could impact the pros (19:35). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to GM Street, part of the Winger podcast network.
0:07.5	I'm Tate Frazier and on the line, not sitting across or being on this wonderful Wednesday,
0:12.3	Mr. Michael Barney.
0:13.7	What are you doing?
0:14.7	I'm good, Tate.
0:15.7	I'm doing really good.
0:16.7	Good week.
0:17.7	How's your week?
0:18.7	You doing good?
0:19.7	I'm doing all right.
0:20.7	We had a great Monday night football game.
0:21.7	Actually, great is probably a stretch to say, but we had a fun Monday night football game
0:25.0	at NFC's battle.
0:26.5	A game where we thought we may see Washington go in and maybe shake things up in the NFC East,
0:32.8	but the Eagles hold on and your man, Doug Peterson, is now six and one on the season.
0:37.4	And the Eagles fans, they're just chopping at the bids to come after you, Lamarady.
0:40.6	It's good.
0:41.6	Let them come all the way.
0:42.6	I love that design.
0:43.6	Let's see, pretend you get tackled, stay in the pile and then burst out for 15 yards
0:49.3	and get a first down.
0:50.3	I never thought of that.
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