The Ramble
Summary: A witty, smack talk look at the world of sports mixed with a touch of pop culture conducted in an all-out Ramble! Hosted by Silicon Valley Exec, Dave Dabbah. The Ramble covers the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, NCAA, and more.
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NFL Divisional round predictions. Jerry Jones gets hitched to Mike McCarthy and Matth Rhule's introduction press conference was amazing. Plus Ben Simmons doesn't deserve to trust the process if he only averages 15 points a game!
Carmelo returns to the NBA with Portland and shots a ton and scores a little. Kap stirs the NFL pot a lot. A quick recap of week 11 of the NFL season. A short Disney + review and it has been 15 years since the Malice at the Palace, and people need to stop talking about the Cowboys being Super Bowl contenders when they have a 6-4 record.
It's amazing how many bad calls there have been in the NFL, but the Dwight Howard missed foul call on Seth Curry in the Lakers Mavs game was equally unacceptable. Kliff Kingsbury does not understand time management, plus I drop my week 9 NFL predictions on the podcast world.
Jalen was granted his third wish by his genie in a bottle, who ships him to the Rams. The Saints and 49ers' defense are both unstoppable. Holding Goff to 78 yards was a legendary feat by SF. Andy Reid loses to Bill O'Brien at home, and Freddie needs to be shown the door in Cleveland. Plus Lamar Jackson continues to set NFL records against bad teams.
NFL Week 6 Predictions. The Atlanta Falcons owner, Arthur Blank might have a legit reason to fire Dan Quinn at halftime. Plus Clayton Kershaw fails, but the Dodger failed first by even putting him in the game. I know its just preseason, but Zion Williamson is a beast.
NFL Week 5 Recap: Baker Mayfield can make any team, even the San Francisco 49ers look like Super Bowl contenders. Nick Bosa is a beast. Dak Prescott gets an A+ for knowing how to throw interceptions. Andy Reid gets outcoached to the point that Patrick Mahomes looks mortal. Jay Gruden gets canned and Gronk returns to football as an NFL Analyst for Fox NFL Sundays.
The NFL does the right thing and started scheduling good teams on Thursday Night Football. Plus Nick Young claims Instagram is to blame for Carmelo Anthony not getting picked up by an NBA team, and my wife asks me why my Minnesota Twins can't choose which team they get to play against in the ALDS.
AB final says something smart when he explains why Lamar Jackson is better than Baker Mayfield. Plus Kyrie Irving babbles on about nothing which includes a bizarre rant about how he will protect KD from himself. The NFL agrees to a 7-year deal with the NFL Referees to continue making bad calls.
The NBA PR machine was at it again, this time they must have colluded with ESPN to put out a ridiculous player power ranking list. Plus a recap of week 3 NFL games and predictions for week of your NFL season. Plus Spider-Man can have two home.
A brilliant move by ESPN to bring back NFL Primetime with Chris Berman and Tom Jackson. The Jags should not trade Jalan Ramsey. Can you believe the 49ers are 2-0. KD has a new number and nobody cares. Plus a complete rundown of week two in the NFL and predictions for week three.
We take a deep dive into the ridiculous world that Antonio Brown lives in. Plus Kliff Kingsbury is not a genius. Recap week one of the NFL and make predictable predictions for week two of the NFL season. USA Basketball is a mess and MoviePass is officially dead.
So stoked the NFL is back and I cover who I think is going to win the Super Bowl. Includes a ramble about Jerry Jones, the NY Giants, the Dallas Cowboys. Did you know that LeBron James wants a piece of every taco that is eaten on Tuesday?
Even if Tiger Woods never wins another major, his comeback is complete. Plus Magic Johnson completely let down the Los Angeles Lakers. I've got NBA Playoff coverage and leave it to the Raiders to not trust their own scouting team.
How could the management team at the AAF actually launch a league and secure deals with CBS Sports, TNT, and the NFL Network and not have enough cash on hand to make it through a season? Plus the Dallas Cowboys continue to make smart moves.
The promise of a deep playoff run, the promise of LeBron James leading the young Lakers, the promise of signing a bunch of veterans players, all proved to be false advertising as the Lakers turned LBJ's first year into a Frye Festival reenactment. Plus the Dallas Cowboys sign a difference maker that no one is talking about!
