Hour 3: CMT, Matt Miller talks NFL Draft

DiPietro & Rothenberg

ESPN

Sports

4.6 • 626 Ratings

🗓️ 3 February 2026

⏱️ 47 minutes

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ESPN's Matt Miller joins the show to talk about why Ty Simpson to the Jets could happen. Plus, an edition of CMT which Dave proclaims Eli Manning as the best clutch QB ever. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the D. Pietro and Rothenburg podcast.
0:03.7	Let the wild rumpets begin.
0:05.9	Listen live weekday mornings from 6 to 10 a.m. on 880 ESPN in New York, the ESPN New York app, and on YouTube, by subscribing to the ESPN New York YouTube channel.
0:19.2	To cuddle.
0:20.1	Unsurfacing three times as many people as he's able to get to.
0:23.2	Not everyone can afford to take off work and pay whatever cost to get a force or to trash.
0:30.2	Let the wild rumpus begin.
0:32.4	That is the question.
0:36.6	A meat stick.
0:37.5	A meat stick. A meat stick.
0:38.3	It's delicious snack.
0:40.0	So, right now I would say, let's see if you're on the same page here, there are three
0:46.3	teams that have kind of been earmarked as the most dysfunctional in the league.
0:51.5	Who would those three teams be?
0:53.4	It's the Jets.
1:10.8	It's a great question, RJ. Thanks for this. Jets, Browns, and what was last? Sabers. Cardinals. Yes. Sabers. No. How dare you? Sabers are 21 and 4? Yeah, we don't lose. Could Jeff be have used a less flattering shot? My God. Some hairdo.
1:11.4	What do you want to use a happy pitcher?
1:13.3	Oh, my goodness.
1:14.1	Breaking news is he didn't get into the Hall of Fame.
1:17.2	Yeah, but you...
1:18.0	That doesn't look like Robert Kraft.
1:20.9	It looks like a villain in a Bond movie.
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