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Welcome to the Thursday edition of the Pick Six newsletter!
It has been a wild 24 hours in the NFL. After Mike Vrabel got fired on Tuesday, I didn’t think that things could possibly get any crazier this week, but I was definitely wrong about that. In a span of 18 hours, we saw a total changing of the guard in the NFL with two of the league’s most successful coaches — Pete Carroll and Bill Belichick — both losing their job.
If you throw in the fact that Nick Saban also retired, it’s been a shocking period in the world of football coaching. In today’s newsletter, we’ll be looking at possible landings spots for Belichick, plus breaking down coaching candidates for the Seahawks. Also, Brady Quinn will explain why playing in cold weather can be such a challenge for quarterbacks.
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1. Today’s show: Two former NFL players break down the latest NFL news
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For today’s episode of the “Pick Six NFL” podcast, we brought on two former NFL players to break down all of the latest NFL news: Brady Quinn and Leger Douzable.
Host Will Brinson joined them during Thursday’s show, and the three of them had an interesting conversation about what it’s like to play football in sub-zero weather. The weather is expected to be under 10 degrees when the Chiefs and Dolphins kickoff on Saturday night, which is bad news for the Dolphins, who have lost 10 straight games when the weather is under 40 degrees.
Why is it so tough to play in cold-weather? Quinn, who spent three seasons in Cleveland and one in Kansas City, outlined the three reasons why playing in cold weather can be so difficult, especially for…
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Author : John Breech
Publish date : 2024-01-11 18:05:28
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