Brett Favre Kisses Up to Taylor Swift; Warren Sapp Joins the Swifties | Deion: Face of CFB? | Ep 605

With the NFC and AFC Championships around the corner, Taylor Swift’s Kansas City Chiefs could be in trouble as they travel to the city of Avon Barksdale and Stringer Bell. Brett Favre tried to clean up his Taylor Swift mess by clarifying his controversial remarks that Swift will be blamed if the Chiefs lose. Warren Sapp dismissed Swift as a potential “distraction” and said he’d love to “shake it off” with the popstar at a concert. Favre and Sapp also discussed Jason’s contention that the Ravens could be an all-time great team and whether Lamar Jackson is under the most pressure this weekend. The retirement of Nick Saban and Jim Harbaugh’s move back to the NFL sparked a terrific discussion between Jason, Steve Kim, and T.J. Moe about the significance of Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders being the new face of college football.

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SHOW OUTLINE
00:00 Intro (T.J. Moe in studio for the episode)
00:38 Is Lamar desperate to win the AFC in order to cement a legacy?
06:41 Brett Favre and Whitlock analyze Baltimore’s powerhouse football team
12:47 Will Andy Reid retire, or stay as coach with Mahomes as his QB?
19:00 Will San Fran keep Brock Purdy as their starting QB?
20:40 Why are NFL teams not hungry to bring on Bill Belichick?
23:28 Brett Favre is a Swiftie?!?!
29:41 Sapp reveals his music taste and how he feels about Taylor Swift
34:18 Dan Campbell’s coaching techniques have paid off well
41:25 Sapp unpacks how desperate Lamar is for a ring
45:26 Sapp hates on Derrick Henry!!
50:44 Why are NFL teams not hungry to bring on Bill Belichick?
56:40 Steve Kim says Taylor Swift is the White Beyonce
1:01:56 Steve, T.J., and Whitlock: The Issues with College Football