Home & Home: Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs

Is Taysom Hill A Franchise QB? Brady To Dallas? ESPN's Jeremy Schaap on Buster Douglas vs. Mike Tyson Anniversary | Home and Home Hour 1

·1 hr 5 min·5 clips
Michael Irvin's claim that Tom Brady could replace Dak Prescott in Dallas has sent shockwaves through the NFL offseason.
The episode opens with hosts Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs discussing the NFL offseason, focusing on quarterback speculation. They analyze rumors that Tom Brady could replace Dak Prescott in Dallas, sparked by Michael Irvin's comments, with Tucker dismissing the idea as unrealistic. The conversation moves to Phillip Rivers' departure from the Chargers, his interception issues, and potential landing spots like Indianapolis or Tampa Bay. The hosts then review a listener poll showing 20% support for Taysom Hill as a starting quarterback, debating his viability given his age and limited experience. A segment on chairlift etiquette follows, where Tucker and Briggs share personal stories about interacting with strangers. The episode's second half features an interview with ESPN reporter Jeremy Schaap, who directed the documentary '42 to 1' about Buster Douglas's 1990 knockout of Mike Tyson. Schaap argues it's the greatest sports upset, detailing the fight's context and Tyson's invincibility at the time. The hosts also briefly touch on Drew Bledsoe's career and Bob Knight's return to Indiana. The show concludes with a quick mention of proposed MLB postseason changes.

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A brisk sports hour moves from Taysom Hill risk and Dallas quarterback uncertainty to MLB changes, Buster Douglas, and chairlift etiquette.

Home and Home turns a chaotic NFL quarterback offseason toward teams that were meant to look settled, with the Dallas Cowboys sitting inside that wider uncertainty.

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Want quarterback dice rolls, Dallas contract drama, and a Buster Douglas anniversary in one quick sports listen?

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