Hour 2: Top Playmakers

First Take

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4.0 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2022

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Stephen A., Michael Irvin, Ryan Clark, Adam Schefter and Kendrick Perkins discuss Draymond's apology for punching Jordan Poole, Schefty breaks the news of Matt Rhule being fired and do Keenan Allen tweets smell trouble in Los Angeles? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey there, I'm Molly Carrum and you are listening to the first take podcast.
0:04.2	This episode is brought to you by AT&T, the official sponsor of the College Football
0:08.6	Playoff.
0:09.6	Is checking team stats at 2am watching highlights while eating with your boys or catching
0:14.6	the game during a wedding all too much?
0:17.7	Absolutely not.
0:19.2	Because too much college football is never too much.
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0:34.8	Lamar Jackson called him the go just in touch or key to 43 year old field fall on the final
0:39.0	play to lift the Ravens over Cincinnati Bangles 19 to 17 on Sunday night into sole possession
0:43.8	of first place in the AFC North.
0:45.2	Stephen A.D.
0:46.2	Some choice of words for the Ravens defense last week.
0:49.2	Let's flash back.
0:51.2	I'm talking about specifically the defense of the Baltimore Ravens.
0:56.0	You are trash.
0:58.6	Y'all stink.
1:00.3	Garbage.
1:01.3	Straight garbage.
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