PMS 2.0 249 - OVERREACTION Monday With Ian Rapoport, Roman Harper, Coach Geoff Collins & AJ Hawk

The Pat McAfee Show

ESPN

Football, Sports

4.9 • 18.9K Ratings

🗓️ 14 September 2020

⏱️ 87 minutes

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We have a LOADED overreaction Monday to the first weekend of NFL football, Pat and the boys chat about the biggest surprises and biggest disappointments from week one. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport joins the show to discuss injuries from week one, and has some BREAKING news (20:00-38:10). Next, Super Bowl Champion, 2x Pro Bowler, and friend of the program, Roman Harper joins the show. He breaks down how the New Orleans Saints defensive effort stopped Tom Brady and the Buccaneers, why he thought there was sloppy football this weekend, and how Jamal Adams changes Seattle's defense (40:00-55:25). Lastly, Georgia Tech coach Geoff Collins joins for another installment of McAfee & Hawk Sports Talk to discuss their MASSIVE win over Florida State, how that helps their recruiting efforts immediately, the time when Coach Collins traveled to Centerville, OH to try and recruit AJ, and where the emphasis has been in rebuilding their roster (55:40-1:00:09). Don't forget to subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow.com as we approach one million subscribers and our biggest giveaway ever, and listen to the show from Noon-3 every day on Mad Dog Radio, SiriusXM Channel 82. We appreciate you all for listening, come and laugh with us. Cheers.

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0:00.0	Hello, it is Monday, September 14th. We got a show over reactions. Birthday wishes. Holy shit. Great guests. Let's get to it.
0:10.4	And today is my beautiful mother's birthday.
0:14.8	So I'd like to start with saying happy birthday, Sally McAfee. I appreciate you for everything that you've
0:22.2	ever done for me, not not including birthing me. I hope you have a fantastic day. You're the
0:28.4	absolute best now. Yesterday we got to watch NFL football for 11 hours. A lot of hours of the
0:35.7	best thing on earth and today we'll overreact on this overreaction Monday to everything we saw,
0:42.1	everything we heard, including the fake fans, the this, the that, the that, the that, and everything we
0:49.2	thought from week one. Now, and before we get to overreacting about week one, I'd like to take a
0:54.4	moment to chat about the one thing that stuck out to me that I'm not sure anybody else was talking
0:59.7	about. The conversation early in the off season was the plethora of quarterbacks that are going to
1:05.1	be finding new homes. Those quarterbacks were rather unsuccessful yesterday, believe it or not.
1:10.5	Was it because of the lack of OTAs and or the lack of the ability to get together in large groups
1:16.4	due to a worldwide pandemic or was it because it just naturally takes some time to build up a
1:21.8	rapport in a new setting. Tom Brady, who will forever be judged on how he does in Tampa without
1:27.5	oh Billy Bellicic, it takes an L yesterday. Throws two picks in the process, one of which was a
1:32.8	pick six and Bruce Arian's head coach said both were his fault and it was apparently he and his
1:37.6	team were on the same page. Yet Joey Burle, new home, back home in Sinsi, loses but was incredibly
1:45.6	impressive in the process. Bill Rivers, 25 million a year with the coach, throws two picks yesterday
1:51.7	in a loss to a team that everybody on earth thought was tanking. Their bad picks do. I would
1:57.7	assume both his fault but they're not on a report yet. Teddy Bridgewater, New Home and Carolina
2:01.4	takes an L. A lot of folks are saying they should have given the ball to Christian McCaffrey on
2:05.4	that fourth and like a half yard. But I'd like to take a moment to think about whether or not
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