Jared Verse On Rams NFC DOMINATION, Learning From Aaron Donald & Sean McVay | Plus Week 9 Reax
Fitz & Whit | Ryan Fitzpatrick & Andrew WhitworthShow Notes
Jared Verse sits down with Whit to talk about the Rams incredible season, how he knew he could play at the next level, what it’s like in the locker room, and the award his teammates nominated him for.
Fitz & Whit react to the wild game between the Bengals and the Bears, how the Chiefs might be running out of time to right the ship, and what’s next for the Bills. Plus the guys hand out their mid season movie awards.
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Chapters:
(00:00) Introduction
(01:57) Jared Verse Joins the Show
(05:37) Transferring to FSU
(10:01) Dominating the Game
(13:18) Fans Complaining About Parlays
(16:53) Verse’s Vets
(22:00) Sean McVay’s Leadership
(25:42) Learning from Aaron Donald
(29:07) Fearsome Foursome
(32:02) Rams Defense: Best in the NFL
(35:09) Most Sensitive
(37:06) What Jared’s Reading
(42:53) Who’s Winning the NFC West?
(44:47) Seahawks Balling Out
(46:15) Bills Top Chiefs
(51:58) League Trends
(55:04) Flacco’s Chemistry with Chase & Higgins
(57:12) Bengals Defense Crumbles… Again
(58:36) Whit’s Coaching Magic
(01:01:47) Mid-Season Awards
(01:16:51) Big Whit Energy
(01:19:38) Beard of the Week
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