Football · Yahoo Sports
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Football dorks, class is in session. Yahoo Sports’ Nate Tice and Matt Harmon grind the tape & share their takes on the ins and outs NFL strategy, play-calling, coaching, scouting and year-round draft analysis.
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It’s not a bad show and Nate is generally pleasant and informative, but his two alternating co-hosts are insufferable. I avoid all episodes with Charles in particular, who had the audacity to claim that the only difference between Vrabel and Mayo was injury luck. Nate is clearly non-confrontational to the extreme so having to deal with two arrogant personalities ends up leading to an endless stream of “I agree” and unwarranted fake laughter.
Grad seminar and journal club were always my favorite ways to learn in grad school. Grad seminar was experts talking about their area of expertise as simply as possible, but not simpler. And journal club was a chance to hear how an expert sees the same article you have in front of you. Like a lot of things, the more you go, the more you learn. Nate, Charles, and Matt are our teachers. Game previews and player deep dives are their seminars, and breakdowns of games are their journal clubs. They do their best to make things accessible and engaging, explaining concepts when they can, but they don’t shy away from letting the audience be confused, and I love it. I’ve been listening for a couple years now. I recommend this show to anyone interested in learning more about football. The more you come, the more you’ll learn.
Nate does a great job breaking down schemes and matchups. Really interesting to hear all of their insight especially if you’re wanting to learn more about the details of football.
Smart football talk. The hosts seem knowledgeable and offer informs insight. Matt Harmon is great but—- he might want to woo on his “like” tick which he says every third word. It’s distracting but overall I’d highly recommend if you’re looking for intelligent conversation.
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