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Oct 8, 2026 1 hr 41 min

The Amazing Podcast | Haters

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In this episode Howard and Bert opened with Jayden Daniels' elbow — his second dislocation of the same elbow in ten months — and debated whether Washington is risking its franchise QB by rushing him back, especially with Marcus Mariota winning games as the backup. Then it was on to Odell Beckham Jr., cut by the Giants after three games, zero catches, and 20 offensive snaps: is this the end of the road, and does his peak make him a Hall of Famer? The Coach Prime conversation got heated — Colorado sitting at 2-2, Deion's 19-22 record, the quarterback mess after benching Julian Lewis at halftime, and whether the celebrity-driven, portal-heavy model was ever built to last or just a two-year sugar rush. They then previewed the NBA season tipping off this month: the Knicks defending their first title in 50+ years, LeBron in a Sixers jersey next to Jaylen Brown and Embiid, Giannis in Miami — and made their championship picks. On the film side: Netflix's JonBenét Ramsey limited series (Melissa McCarthy as Patsy Ramsey — inspired casting or a distraction?), and the biggest story in Hollywood business — the Paramount–Warner Bros. merger clearing its final legal hurdle, putting HBO Max, CNN, DC, and Harry Potter under one roof. They closed on Nike: stock near a 13-year low and booted from the S&P 100 — can the swoosh get its cool back?

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