The following podcast contains explicit language.

Hi, this is Josh Levine, and this is Slate's sports podcast, hang up and listen for the week of January 17th, 2016.

On this week's show, we're going to discuss the NFL playoffs and the excellence of Cowboys Packers,

and Antonio Brown live streaming a video of his coach calling the Patriots assholes, which was also excellent. We'll also talk with Agent Don Yee about his new venture PAC Pro football and whether it can become a legitimate minor league for the NFL and an alternative to the unpaid labor of college football. And ESPN's

Ethan Sherwood Strauss will join us to assess the Golden State Warriors' blowout win over the

Cleveland Cavaliers and where the Warriors are at the halfway point of the NBA season.

Joining me in Washington, D.C. is Stefan Fatsis, author of the book's Word Freak and A Few

Seconds of Panic. Hello, Stefan. Hey, Josh. Mike Pasca is out this week, but with us from California is the Pride of Menlo College, the Denver Broncos, and briefly the Las Vegas Locos of the United Football League, the author of the book's Slow Getting Up and Fantasy Man, it's Nate Jackson. What's up, Nate?

Hey, how you doing? Thank you. Good. Longer intro than Stefan. You deserve it. I could have

mentioned a featured player in a few seconds of panic. I think he's really a minor player in a few

seconds of panic. I think I was integral to that book coming about.

I think I was integral to your book's coming about.

That's why you're in the acknowledgments, dude.

In our bonus segment, we're going to adjudicate this for Slate Plus members.

It's been 10 years, which makes me feel old.

I can only imagine how old that makes you feel, Stefan.

Nate.

Yeah, Stefan.

He has no more black pubs.

We're going to talk about the time long ago when Nate and Stefan were in Broncos training camp together.

That was the summer of 2006.

We are marking this is the 10th anniversary podcast for a few seconds of panic.

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