PMS 2.0 738 - Monday Night Football Recap, Aaron Rodgers Tuesday Season 3 Week 1, Rex Ryan, Jordan Poyer, & AJ Hawk

The Pat McAfee Show

ESPN

Sports, Football

4.9 • 19.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2022

⏱️ 153 minutes

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On today's show, Pat, AJ Hawk, and the boys chat about last night's crazy Monday Night Football game in Russ Wilson's return to Seattle, people second guessing Nathaniel Hackett's clock management and decisions late in the game, Geno Smith playing his best football since being at West Virginia, and what to expect from these two teams moving forward. Joining the progrum to chat about everything that happened in week 1 of the NFL season and what his biggest takeaways were is Super Bowl Champion, former Head Coach of the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills, and current ESPN NFL analyst, Rex Ryan (19:00-42:10). Next, friend of the progrum and All-Pro Safety for the Buffalo Bills, coming fresh off an interception and a massive win in the season opening game on Thursday Night in Los Angeles, Jordan Poyer joins the show to chat their big win, what this week will look like as they prepare for the Titans, Josh Allen being a DAWWWWWWWWG, and much more (51:44-1:09:56). Later, Super Bowl Champion/MVP, 4x and back-to-back MVP, 10x Pro Bowler, 5x All-Pro, proprietor of the Aaron Rodgers Book Club, Quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers joins the progrum for season 3, episode 1 of Aaron Rodgers Tuesday. Pat, Aaron, and AJ chat about the Packers' disappointing loss against the Vikings on Sunday, why he's not panicking, what they'll adjust moving forward, what kind of mental mistakes they made, what this week will look like, and much much more (1:09:58-1:46:23). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow to watch the show. We appreciate the hell out of all you. See you tomorrow, cheers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello beautiful people, it is episode one of the unprecedented season three of Aaron Rodgers
0:08.1	Tuesday September 13th. Let's start now.
0:12.5	Bobo!
0:13.5	Here we have a full NFL week one slate in the books.
0:18.1	It ended last night in Seattle where Russell Wilson returned to the town in which he became
0:23.9	a legend. Returned to the town in which he became a super bowl champion.
0:28.6	Returned to the town that he got his ass booted in last night on Monday Night Football.
0:34.4	Gino Smith stole the show. Pete Carroll was bouncing around. Rumors were in abundance.
0:39.9	RG3 beat a hawk. It was a magical evening and a magical way to start the Joe Buck in Troy
0:46.0	Ac Banana era of Monday Night Football. There was a man in cast as well in which we all
0:50.0	watched along when Peyton was looking at Nathaniel Hackett.
0:52.5	First year head coach, making poor clock management decisions and a lot of people's
0:56.2	eyes. I'm excited to hear what Nathaniel Hackett thinks. None the less. Brandy McManus who
1:00.7	has a massive leg misses.
1:03.2	Five out there much.
1:06.2	62 yards up all was in the upright. 63 yards up all was kissing off the upright probably
1:14.7	in 64 yards. That thing sideways landing right in front of Seattle Seahawks General Manager
1:21.2	John Schneider. If you watch cut back and we do have it, it will get it from the back
1:26.2	version. But if you watch this bomb from McManus, I think he thinks it's in when it's leaving
1:31.1	his foot. The ball starts turning a little bit sideways. Now that could be wind. Could
1:35.4	because he caught it a little bit fat. But none the less. McManus who has a massive leg
1:40.2	at mile high and at sea level misses inches. Schneider right there arms crossed right
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