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Nate Robinson, Bill Burr + Mount Rushmore Of Fights We'd Like To See

Friday, August 3, 201814 takes

Football is back and people need to realize Chase Daniel has played in the NFL for 10 years ( - ). Urban Meyer is in some shit and we discuss what Ohio State should and will do ( - ). Mt Rushmore of fights we'd love to see in honor of Rough and Rowdy 4 ( - ). Former NBA player Nate Robinson joins the show to talk about his career, how Larry Brown used to call him a little shit and how he would have been if he had stuck with Football ( - ). Bill Burr joins the show to talk about Sunday night's Rough and Rowdy in Youngstown Ohio (Buy RNR 4 at BuyRNR.com) + Bill talks about his favorite stadiums in all of sports ( - ). Segments include Sabermetrics for Mike Greenberg eating grapes, PR 101 for EA Sports, Blake News Fake News, Good Visual for Phil Mickelson, and a grab bag of Jimbos/Explain It To Hanks/Roasts.

Nate Robinson and Bill Burr on NFL Greatness and Stadium Snobbery

Football is back, and with it comes the realization that Chase Daniel is the most successful bank robber in the history of the United States. Big Cat was floored by the fact that the career backup has managed to carve out a ten-year career with almost zero actual production.

Win
Aug 3, 2018
#9473
Big CatBig Cat

Chase Daniel has robbed the NFL for 10 straight years

Chase Daniel has played in the NFL for 10 fucking seasons. He has made $24 million in cash earnings. We need to bring people to realize, hey, Chase Daniel has robbed the NFL for 10 straight years. He is one and one all time. So he's played two games in 10 years. That might be the greatest snake it till you make it fact of all time.

Chase Daniel played 14 seasons in the NFL, earning over $40 million despite only starting 5 games. Big Cat's point about his earnings vs. usage is objectively true.

PFT Commenter shifted the focus to the Hall of Fame game, where Joe Flacco was looking like a total snack in shorts and Lamar Jackson made his debut. While Lamar showed flashes, PFT is worried about his depth chart positioning, though maybe not at the position you'd expect.

Loss
Aug 3, 2018
#26488
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

Lamar Jackson is currently on the roster bubble as a wide receiver

My concern isn't that Lamar Jackson's the fourth string quarterback, it's that he's like the 10th or 11th string wide receiver on that team. He needs... he's on the bubble.

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Lamar Jackson obviously became an MVP quarterback and never played wide receiver.

The Urban Meyer Situation

The news out of Columbus dominated the start of the show. Big Cat and PFT broke down the Brett McMurphy report regarding Urban Meyer and the domestic violence allegations against Zach Smith. While the situation looks dire, Big Cat has a cynical view of how these things usually go in the Big Ten.

Win
Aug 3, 2018
#9475
Big CatBig Cat

Urban Meyer will survive the Ohio State scandal because big-time programs protect winners

I actually think that [Urban Meyer] is going to survive it because that's how big-time football works. This guy wins a lot of football games, so we got to figure out a way to keep him. I think he'll still survive it. I think he'll get a four-game suspension right before Big Ten season.

Urban Meyer was suspended for three games by Ohio State but was not fired, though he did retire at the end of the season.

PFT already has a roadmap for Urban’s eventual return to the sidelines, and it involves a very specific religious pitstop in South Bend.

Loss
Aug 3, 2018
#9476
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

Urban Meyer will eventually coach at Notre Dame

I think he's going to resurface in a few years at Notre Dame. If there's any organization that has a history of overlooking some of their leaders' past discrepancies, it's the Catholic Church. So I could see him joining up with Touchdown Jesus.

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Urban Meyer never coached at Notre Dame; he eventually went to the Jacksonville Jaguars and then retired from coaching.

Nate Robinson: Two-Sport Legend

NBA legend and Big 3 star Nate Robinson joined the show to discuss why he refuses to use the "R" word. He’s still hooping at a high level, but he hasn't ruled out a return to the league or even a pivot to the gridiron.

Loss
Aug 3, 2018
#9479
Nate RobinsonNate Robinson

I'm never going to retire from the NBA

I'm not retired, man. I'm never going to retire from the NBA. Just leave that there.

Nate Robinson never played in the NBA again after his 2015 stint with the Pelicans, effectively being retired despite his stance.

The conversation turned to Nate’s legendary athleticism. He famously played football at Washington before committing to basketball, but he believes that if he had stayed on the field, he would have been mentioned in the same breath as Deion Sanders.

Void
Aug 3, 2018
#9477
Nate RobinsonNate Robinson

I would have been one of the greatest cornerbacks in NFL history

I'm not going to say Deion because Deion was such a great coach, but I would have been somewhere underneath primetime. I would have been right there at the primetime and playing the way that I play. I see myself as being one of the greatest corners to ever play the game.

This is subjective as he never played in the NFL, but he was a highly touted prospect at the University of Washington.

Nate was incredibly open about his NBA journey, embracing his role as a spark plug off the bench rather than chasing a starting spot that wasn't there. He knows his value, even if his coaches didn't always let him loose.

Void
Aug 3, 2018
#9478
Nate RobinsonNate Robinson

I consider myself one of the greatest bench players in basketball history

I just knew that, all right, Nate, you're never going to be able to start. You're not going to be a starting point guard in this league, but we're going to make the best of it, and you're going to be one of the best players that ever come off the bench. And I think I did that, and I consider myself one of the greatest players that ever come off the bench to play the game of basketball.

While subjective, Robinson is a 3-time Dunk Contest winner and had multiple legendary playoff performances as a reserve, making him a top-tier bench icon.
Loss
Aug 3, 2018
#26489
Nate RobinsonNate Robinson

If coaches had let me be myself, I could have scored 20+ points in a single quarter every night

I jokingly tell them, I was like, I can do that [score 23 straight points] every night if you give me the opportunity. This is not just something that just happens. Like, I can score like this and play this way if you guys really believe and let me be myself.

While he had legendary scoring bursts, no player in NBA history has ever scored 20+ in a quarter 'every night'.

Bill Burr’s Stadium Power Rankings

With Rough and Rowdy 4 in Youngstown right around the corner, Bill Burr hopped on to talk about calling the fights. He’s a genuine fan of the chaos, comparing it to the old tough man competitions and midget tossing from his youth. The conversation took a turn toward the tech world when the guys asked about Mark Zuckerberg.

Void
Aug 3, 2018
#9480
Bill BurrBill Burr

Mark Zuckerberg is an unlikable robot with a shitty haircut

I don't know why that guy, [Zuckerberg], he has such an unlikable face. He walks on stage already bombing. It's like the guy before him killed and then the second they just, I don't know if it's the guy's face, his posture, his energy, it's just everybody would hate him. He's a robot. He's got those big pupils that just look like nothing but just black in those eyes. Wrong haircut.

This is a subjective opinion on personality and appearance.

Bill also shared his experiences traveling to nearly every professional stadium in North America. While he’s a die-hard Boston fan, he dropped a take that might make Cubs fans want to fight him in the Rough and Rowdy ring.

Void
Aug 3, 2018
#9481
Bill BurrBill Burr

St. Louis Cardinals fans are the most knowledgeable fans in baseball

Best baseball fans, probably knowledgeable and also cool to their team, like forgiving and they weren't assholes, were St. Louis Cardinals fans. They know the game. They know shit like you don't make the first or the third out at third base. They support players that are in a slump. They don't do like that stupid Yankee thing where they boo Derek Jeter.

The quality of a fan base is inherently subjective, though Cardinals fans are widely regarded for their baseball IQ.

He didn't stop there, either. Bill turned his sights on the New York sports scene, which he views as a lopsided disaster once you look past the pinstripes and the Giants.

Void
Aug 3, 2018
#9482
Bill BurrBill Burr

New York sports outside of the Yankees and Giants is a total shit show

New York sports is basically the Yankees, with the Giants with an honorable mention. If you look at the rest of them, it is a fucking shit show. The Knicks, the Nets, the Rangers, the Mets, the Jets. I mean, it's just everybody. It's like if you combined all those years, how long it's been with all of those teams just not winning championships.

While the Yankees and Giants are the most successful, calling the other historic franchises a 'shit show' is a subjective comedic take.

Mount Rushmore and Jimbo’s

The guys celebrated the return of football by doing a Mount Rushmore of fights they'd like to see, featuring gems like Kevin Durant vs. Russell Westbrook and Mark Zuckerberg vs. both Winklevoss twins. However, the mood dampened slightly when Big Cat looked ahead at the new officiating trends.

Loss
Aug 3, 2018
#9483
Big CatBig Cat

The new NFL helmet tackling rule is going to kill football

The new helmet rule, the tackling helmet rule, is going to kill football... it's essentially every single hit in the NFL you can be like, is there going to be a flag? There should be a flag every single tackle.

Football has remained highly popular and profitable despite the rule changes, making the claim that it would 'kill' the sport incorrect.

To wrap things up, the guys shared some listener Jimbos involving a man passing out while trying to fart too hard and another guy accidentally setting his entire swimming pool on fire.

Remember to buy the pay-per-view at BuyRNR.com before the price jumps on fight night.

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More Takes

Win
Aug 3, 2018
#26490
Nate RobinsonNate Robinson

Nobody in the NBA could have stopped me on the night I dropped 45 points on Steve Blake

I would say my career high against Steve Blake. Steve Blake, I think that I had my career high at 45. I don't think nobody could have held me that night.

He did score 45 points against Portland in 2009, and for that specific night, the claim is a matter of record.
Void
Aug 3, 2018
#26491
Bill BurrBill Burr

Michael Vick was the greatest player I have ever seen live

Best player I ever saw live was Michael Vick before all the dog stuff... When Michael Vick was allowed to be Michael Vick, there was no better Michael Vick.

This is a subjective assessment of a player's talent and entertainment value.

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