Relatively Speaking Podcast: Cam Newton's turtleneck

An episode of the Relatively Speaking Podcast podcast, hosted by Relatively Speaking Podcast, titled "Relatively Speaking Podcast: Cam Newton's turtleneck" was published on December 5, 2016 and runs 71 minutes.

December 5, 2016 ·71m · Relatively Speaking Podcast

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The Relatively Speaking Podcast is here to help you come down from what was surely a fire emoji weekend filled with College Football Playoff hot-takes, trips to the movie theater, and a slew of chicken wings. Apparently, we guess, the National Football League's biggest talking point being had after Sunday is Cam Newton failing to wear a tie, which resulted in a one-series benching. While most of America will turn this into a discussion regarding responsibility or if the Carolina Panthers overreacted, Joseph is concerned because turtlenecks are so 2001. The Pittsburgh Steelers looked awesome. Jared discussed their new big-three. Why is Alex Smith the Andrew Bogut of the NFL? The Detroit Lions are good... we think. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are officially a thing! Bad Tweets returns this week. What do you get when you combine poorly chosen words with a hyperbolic statement? A spot on this segment. Also, we've had enough of Draymon Green's flailing legs. To end what turned out to be the best podcast in the history of podcasts (seriously, you can ask anybody), Absurd Questions closes the show with these two gems: What is your favorite holiday movie and what would you change about it? If you can write the autobiography of any living person, who would it be and why? Don't worry loyal podcast listeners, the answers to those questions will not disappoint you. Follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops. You can do a similar thing, I mean, if you want @JosephNardone.

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The Relatively Speaking Podcast is here to help you come down from what was surely a fire emoji weekend filled with College Football Playoff hot-takes, trips to the movie theater, and a slew of chicken wings. Apparently, we guess, the National Football League's biggest talking point being had after Sunday is Cam Newton failing to wear a tie, which resulted in a one-series benching. While most of America will turn this into a discussion regarding responsibility or if the Carolina Panthers overreacted, Joseph is concerned because turtlenecks are so 2001. The Pittsburgh Steelers looked awesome. Jared discussed their new big-three. Why is Alex Smith the Andrew Bogut of the NFL? The Detroit Lions are good... we think. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are officially a thing! Bad Tweets returns this week. What do you get when you combine poorly chosen words with a hyperbolic statement? A spot on this segment. Also, we've had enough of Draymon Green's flailing legs. To end what turned out to be the best podcast in the history of podcasts (seriously, you can ask anybody), Absurd Questions closes the show with these two gems: What is your favorite holiday movie and what would you change about it? If you can write the autobiography of any living person, who would it be and why? Don't worry loyal podcast listeners, the answers to those questions will not disappoint you. Follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops. You can do a similar thing, I mean, if you want @JosephNardone.

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