The Greg Cote Show (2022): Episode 46

The Greg Cote Show with Greg Cote

Miami Herald

News, Sports, Society & Culture

4.8 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2022

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Greg Cote Show podcast: ESPN star and excellent NFL analyst Mina Kimes stops by; a new “Hard Knocks: Greg’s Lobos”; Dolphins-Lions talk; and and Greg’s mea culpa for daring to feel sorry that Jerry Lee Lewis had died. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm Chris Long, the host of American Prodegies, becoming great.
0:06.3	Join me each week, as I take you inside some of the most fascinating NFL stories.
0:11.0	New episodes every Thursday.
0:13.1	Listen in wherever you get your podcasts.
0:15.6	Presented by Wimbet.
0:17.2	I was working in the lovely one night when my eyes be held in an idiot's sight.
0:26.9	This is the Greg Cody show with Greg Cody.
0:31.6	Pardon it.
0:32.9	Here's your host, Greg Cody.
0:38.7	So we're recording this Friday, early evening, and I just found out a couple hours ago that
0:44.1	Jerry Lee Lewis had passed away.
0:45.7	Are we sure he's dead?
0:47.3	Because two days ago, TMZ reported him and he's dead and then they found out, nope, not
0:52.0	dead yet.
0:53.0	Right.
0:54.0	Correct.
0:55.0	They jumped the shark on that one.
0:56.0	They jumped the gun.
0:57.0	They jumped the gun.
0:58.0	Jumping the shark would be if they weren't hip anymore.
1:00.9	If they changed how they did their stuff and it made them less popular.
1:04.8	Or if they were over the hill and they were no longer relevant.
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