Hour 2: Chasing Greatness!

First Take

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Sports

4.0 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 5 November 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Stephen A. Smith, Shannon Sharpe, Jeff Saturday, and Domonique Foxworth debate whether Patrick Mahomes should be considered the "GOAT" if the Chiefs complete a Super Bowl three-peat. The panel also discusses the most disappointing teams of the NFL season so far. Stephen A. reveals his A-list of the Top 5 NFL teams after Week 9. Additionally, they debate which team should they have more faith in: the 49ers or the Eagles? Lastly, they highlight the teams that are trending up midway through the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Nipen out to get bin bags?
0:01.2	We've got some.
0:02.7	Well, I better take the dog out.
0:04.4	We don't have a dog.
0:05.5	Okay, okay.
0:06.5	The double big Mac is back at McDonald's.
0:09.0	Right, get the keys.
0:10.3	The double Big Mac and double Big Mac with bacon are here for a limited time.
0:13.9	Don't miss it.
0:15.8	Available until the 19th of November.
0:17.4	Serves after 11 a.m. subject to availability.
0:19.1	Participating restaurants only. And now it's time for a quick take.
0:23.2	Stephen A.
0:23.8	Will Alabama be ranked in the top 12 tonight?
0:28.1	They shouldn't be.
0:30.1	I'll say that.
0:31.9	Okay.
0:32.4	I'm not happy.
0:34.1	I'm not happy with DeBoar at all.
0:35.9	You lost the Vanderbilt. You lost the Vanderbilt.
0:37.8	You lost Vanderbilt.
0:38.9	You look at Vanderbilt, okay?
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