Hour 2: Dynamic Thursday Night Duos

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🗓️ 14 September 2023

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Stephen A. Smith and Dan Orlovsky are joined by NFL analyst Mina Kimes to discuss who is the better quarterback-receiver duo before tonight's game; Kirk Cousins and Justin Jefferson with the Vikings or Jalen Hurts and AJ Brown with the Eagles? Betting analyst Joe Fortenbaugh also joins to discuss NFL betting odds in this weekend's games. Comedian, actor, author and producer Cedric the Entertainter joins to discuss his love for sports and new book "Flipping Boxcars." NBA analyst Kendrick Perkins also joins to discuss the NBA's new rules and penalties for teams resting their players. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	All right, Thursday night football tonight is the night.
0:03.6	Jalen Hurts and the Eagles.
0:04.8	So Kirk Hudson's the Vikings.
0:06.2	Philly coming off a close win versus the Patriots in Minnesota
0:08.9	is looking to avoid an own two-star after a loss
0:10.9	to the Bucks at home.
0:12.0	This game will feature two of the top quarterback
0:14.2	receiver duos in the NFL.
0:15.5	No duo has combined for more yards
0:17.2	than Kirk Hudson's to Justin Jefferson
0:19.1	since the start of last season.
0:20.8	But the Eagles duo of Jalen Hurts to AJ Brown
0:23.8	has the same past yards for attempt.
0:26.4	And more TDs and fewer interceptions
0:29.2	when targeted.
0:30.3	How about that, Max?
0:31.6	Be great, Mina Kimes joining us now.
0:34.0	Hey, Mina.
0:35.3	Hola.
0:37.1	Hey, Mina, I'll get to you in just a second.
0:40.8	I'm going to start with Dan though.
0:41.9	So Dan, better quarterback wide receiver duo.
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