‘GM Street’ — Saturday Sit-down Week 14 (Ep. 199)

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🗓️ 9 December 2017

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier are joined again by Joel Solomon to review New Orleans Saints at Atlanta Falcons (1:33). Then they run through the five games they are most intrigued by this week: Oakland Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs (4:09), Seattle Seahawks at Jacksonville Jaguars (5:26), San Francisco 49ers at Houston Texans (6:55), Philadelphia Eagles at Los Angeles Rams (7:43), and Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants (10:04). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to GM Street, part of the Ring or Podcast Network.
0:07.3	I am Tape Frazier and I am joined by Michael Embardi.
0:10.8	Yes. Hello Tape Frazier. How are you?
0:12.4	And introduce our distinguished guests here.
0:14.6	Yes.
0:15.1	Our repeat guests.
0:16.0	The first time ever we've had a recurring guest on this podcast.
0:18.6	He's going to be a staple on the Saturday sit downs, right?
0:20.8	I mean, he mediates the meeting.
0:22.0	He's a little bit like Johnny Sack would come in and
0:24.4	mediate the meetings and sit there and say,
0:26.5	you know, when they insult the Johnny Sack's wife for having a,
0:29.3	you know, like, so they had like, have a mediator in that.
0:31.9	He could come in and do it.
0:32.9	Like I want to be like, Lamberties, height man.
0:34.8	You could be like a ruler.
0:35.8	You're like a flavor, flavor of Mike Lamberties.
0:37.7	I just follow him around.
0:39.0	Yes.
0:39.7	You're checking.
0:40.4	What's too Hofstra guys attached to him?
0:41.6	How about the Hofstra big one in basketball?
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