The Cardinals Collapse & the Impact It Leaves

The MMQB NFL Podcast

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3.9 • 944 Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2022

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Conference Semifinals Weekend is almost here, but first, a look back at Monday night, and the final moments of the Cardinals’ months-long collapse.

Conor and Gary take a step back to examine the good and bad of Kyler Murray three seasons in, the strengths and shortcomings of Kliff Kingsbury, and whether this year should be considered progress for the Cardinals.

Then, a look at the conference semifinal games. Whether the Titans are ready for Joe Burrow, why these 49ers are not like the teams that haven’t beaten Aaron Rodgers in the past, why the Rams and Bucs come down to which front four is more dominant, how the Bills will approach Patrick Mahomes in Round 4, and why Josh Allen is nearly unstoppable.

Plus, our favorite shows that we never saw but are imminently familiar with because they were advertised, non-stop, all season long.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the MM to the NFL podcast I'm Gary
0:07.8	Gramling. I'm Connor O'Rourke. Conference semifinal weekend coming up here but we're going to start by doing something Conference Just to pull back the curtain for a second Connor and I were originally going to
0:25.0	uh binge watch some of our favorite shows that were advertised non-stop during the
0:30.2	season. If you go back, I feel like evil and FBI and the Chicago shows on NBC are the ones that came up the most like when I think of this but I think
0:46.4	this here reminded me ghosts on CBS which looks kind of okay.
0:51.1	So it has long been my dream to interview like Tony Romo and Jim Nance about this which they would never do or whoever, you know, Jim Nance and Phil Sims or any of this, but like, imagine calling a game and it's like the heat of a moment of like a
1:06.8	Patrick Mahome's game-winning drive and like some corpus suit calls the booth and is like,
1:13.3	Jim, read the promo, and he's just like,
1:16.0	Tyree kills at the 10 and the 5.
1:18.9	Watch, like tonight on CBS, Ed. Falco is Tommy, you know?
1:24.4	Is that a show?
1:29.2	Yeah, yeah, it lasted one season and it is an American police procedural crime drama created by Paul
1:38.8	Atanzio that aired from February 6th May 7th, 2020,
1:44.0	starring E.D. Falco is the first female police chief of the L.A.
1:48.6	D.
1:50.6	Man, E. D. Flaco, uh.
1:53.0	Carmela Soprano.
1:55.0	Yeah, and I just called her Flaco accidentally, so.
1:59.0	Like, you watch it, like, here's the thing, like there is a lot of football that we have to talk about but I care so much more at this moment like who watches this?
2:10.3	Who watches any of this shit like and if you do can you please write in and just be like I loved Bob Hartz Abishola like I love that show I love like I wish that they made a second season of Tommy with E.
2:26.6	Falco wait I have a list here now of we say that but there are like there like millions of people who watch those shows.
2:34.7	That's what I'm saying you know? Yeah. They're out that they outnumber us.
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