The Best (and Worst) Places to Be a QB (Ep. 116)

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4.0 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2017

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get together to discuss the importance of supporting casts to a quarterback's success (01:45) and which signal-callers got the most help this offseason (05:00). Then Danny Kelly joins the show to give his opinion on the three most overlooked offseason acquisitions (17:45). Lastly, Mays and Clark rank their five most desirable teams in terms of supporting casts, as well as their least desirable (48:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Ring Around a Felt Show.
0:07.0	My name is Robert Mays.
0:08.0	I'm a writer at the ringer.
0:09.4	Joining me under the line is Kevin Clark.
0:11.2	Kevin Harrio.
0:12.2	We're a little disappointed.
0:13.2	As you know, I tried to, like, the next 45 minutes tried to pitch just Bruce Arians
0:17.4	talking about paint, an eating paint, and that got vetoed.
0:21.3	I thought we should have done, like, a taste test of sorts.
0:23.4	Like, Jacobi and Juliet used to do on food news, which I assume they'll do on House of
0:26.8	Carbs now.
0:28.1	That was my move.
0:29.1	We just tried different paint samples, not how they look, but how they taste.
0:32.4	So if you missed it, I'm not sure how you would miss it.
0:35.2	Bruce Arians wrote a book, the book.
0:38.4	I don't know.
0:39.4	I mean, Mays, you've read it.
0:40.4	I've read large chunks of it.
0:41.4	I'm talking to it a little bit.
0:42.4	I've read the whole thing.
0:43.4	Is it the best book I've written?
0:45.6	It might be.
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