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Sep 14, 2026

Sal IaconoGUEST
14:33
Yeah.
Bill SimmonsHOST
14:33
The Bengals, so they beat Tampa, and if you just looked at the stats, you would say, "The Bengals' defense, four, four turnovers." And I don't know, man.
Bill SimmonsHOST
14:44
Uh, like, I, I thought all those turnovers were just awful by the Bucs.
Bill SimmonsHOST
14:49
They were all, like, really stupid plays by-
Sal IaconoGUEST
15:30
And, and yet Cincinnati won [laughs] thir-
Bill SimmonsHOST
15:33
Yeah
Sal IaconoGUEST
15:33
... r- um, really almost by double digits, but, uh, you know, Tampa scores at the end.
Sal IaconoGUEST
15:37
They really out-Bengaled the Bengals, I think, Tampa Bay.
Will SassoGUEST
38:32
Yeah.
Andrew SantinoHOST
38:32
The hijackers were in Tampa-
Bobby LeeHOST
38:33
Yeah
Andrew SantinoHOST
38:33
... at strip clubs r- as this was being shot.
Shannon SharpeHOST
29:56
Ocho, ooh, Ocho, look at this schedule.
Shannon SharpeHOST
29:58
They got the Giants, Washington, Baltimore, Houston, Tampa, Green Bay, Philly, the first week, seven weeks.
Chad JohnsonHOST
30:05
Hey, hey, Unc.
Joe JohnsonPANELIST
30:06
Man, we aren't scared of none of them teams, man.

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Chad JohnsonHOST
36:17
Mm
Shannon SharpeHOST
36:17
...
Shannon SharpeHOST
36:17
Baltimore, Houston, Tampa-
Chad JohnsonHOST
36:20
Ooh
Scott WhiteHOST
47:19
[laughs]
Frank StampflHOST
47:19
Victor Mesa has started against two of the last three lefties for Tampa, but I, I just don't know that he's going to...
Frank StampflHOST
47:25
He's been good in a small sample size against lefties.
Scott WhiteHOST
47:27
Yeah.

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Frank StampflHOST
69:33
He had four strikeouts in this one, and the velocity was up on all of his secondaries, but his fastball was his best pitch.
Frank StampflHOST
69:40
I have no idea what's going on with Freddy Peralta.
Frank StampflHOST
69:42
The results have been pretty good lately with Tampa Bay.
Frank StampflHOST
69:45
He is 65% started.
Brett KollmannHOST
36:11
They're very stubborn.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
36:12
The Buccaneers and the Cincinnati Bengals, uh, reluctantly for me, as somebody born just south of, uh, Tampa, Florida Talking about this game, but hey, I wanna give credit to Cincinnati's offensive line, and I wanna give credit to their offensive line because it just feels like the narrative has been so old and tired that Cincinnati doesn't have a good offensive line, they've never invested in an O line, they, they, they can't protect Joe Burrow.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
36:32
Look, this is a revamped Buccaneers defensive line that has some really good players on it.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
36:37
And outside of Kalidou Khancy getting the better of Dylan Fairchild and quite a few one-on-one match-ups that they had, 'cause, 'cause Khancy was great in this game, I thought Cincinnati's offensive line played very, very well.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
40:04
Are the running backs now, you know, maybe even from a fantasy perspective, are they gonna get more involved in the screen game and in the passing game? Um, and then I think they gotta get Ted Hurst the ball a little bit more.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
40:13
Ted Hurst didn't have a single target, didn't have a single catch until the fourth quarter, but caught all three of his targets, and he had the highest QBR of any of the wide receivers in this game.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
40:21
So I think it might be time to, you know, get Ted Hurst involved in the offense a little bit more there from, uh, from Tampa's side of things.
Brett KollmannHOST
40:26
And I think that'll just make Emeka more effective, right? 'Cause Hurst is really more of an X than Emeka is.
Brett KollmannHOST
36:27
They're very stubborn.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
36:28
The Buccaneers and the Cincinnati Bengals, uh, reluctantly for me, as somebody born just south of, uh, Tampa, Florida Talking about this game, but hey, I wanna give credit to Cincinnati's offensive line, and I wanna give credit to their offensive line because it just feels like the narrative has been so old and tired that Cincinnati doesn't have a good offensive line.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
36:45
They've never invested in an O line.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
36:46
They, they, they can't protect Joe Burrow.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
40:20
Are the running backs now, you know, maybe even from a fantasy perspective, are they gonna get more involved in the screen game and in the passing game? Um, and then I think they gotta get Ted Hurst the ball a little bit more.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
40:29
Ted Hurst didn't have a single target, didn't have a single catch until the fourth quarter, but caught all three of his targets, and he had the highest QBR of any of the wide receivers in this game.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
40:37
So I think it might be time to, you know, get Ted Hurst involved in the offense a little bit more there from, uh, from Tampa's side of things.
Brett KollmannHOST
40:42
And I think that'll just make Emeka more effective, right? 'Cause Hurst is really more of an X than Emeka is.
JoshHOST
27:32
There was one last attempt to prove he was still a coach.
JoshHOST
27:35
After roughly 13 years away from the NHL bench, Tampa Bay hired Melrose in 2008, giving him a Lightning team that included rookie Steven Stamkos.
JoshHOST
27:44
The marriage unraveled quickly.
JoshHOST
27:46
Tampa started 5-7-4 and fired him after only 16 games-
DaveHOST
27:51
Oh
JoshHOST
27:51
... amid disagreements over personnel and Stamkos's usage.
JoshHOST
27:55
Melrose returned to ESPN and later joked that Tampa had completely cured him of the coaching bug.
DaveHOST
28:01
[laughs]
Susan RobbinsHOST
56:51
Yeah
Jackie KilraineGUEST
56:51
... just north of Tampa.
Jackie KilraineGUEST
56:53
But I have clients all across the country and Canada, and we meet in person once and do the brain map, and then I send them home with neurofeedback equipment.
Jackie KilraineGUEST
57:02
So the same neurofeedback equipment I would use in the office, now it's just gotten smaller and more compact, and we still connect every...
PaulHOST
3:49
There might be a couple people in shape, but it's not like a, like a ridiculously competitive looking group of people at an NPC show.
PaulHOST
3:58
Like if you go to like the, you know, the Mel Chansey Harbor classic or the Tampa extravaganza, there's some good looking athletes.
PaulHOST
4:04
You go to a national show like this, There aren't anybody that's off.
PaulHOST
4:10
Everybody looks muscular, lean, beautiful.

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EvanHOST
15:20
What is it the deal with girls being, like, Kelly's obsessed with a black suit, too.
EvanHOST
15:23
Some of you guys are just obsessed with wanting to wear a black suit.
PaulHOST
15:27
Daraja fought me to wear pink at Tampa a couple years ago, and she got, like, fifth or sixth, and immediately said, don't ever wear pink again.
LexieHOST
15:35
I've kind of come to find that, like, I think that some girls truly just they have this idea in their brain.
Mark EllisonHOST
0:39
What nickname for those laborers is said to have given the sandwich its name? Question 3.
Mark EllisonHOST
0:49
Miami and Tampa both claim the Cuban sandwich, but Tampa's classic Ybor City version includes one extra Italian-influenced cold cut.
Mark EllisonHOST
0:58
Which ingredient distinguishes the Tampa Cuban from the Miami style? Question 4.
Mark EllisonHOST
1:08
The Reuben sandwich, stacked with corned beef, Swiss, sauerkraut, and dressing on rye, has disputed origins.
Mark EllisonHOST
1:16
Besides New York City, which Midwestern city is often credited with popularizing it through a poker group at the Blackstone Hotel in the 1920s? Question five.
Mark EllisonHOST
2:21
While the etymology is debated, the Hog Island story is one of the best-known explanations.
Mark EllisonHOST
2:26
Question 3.
Mark EllisonHOST
2:28
What extra meat defines Tampa's Cuban sandwich? Answer.

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