Chiefs & Mahomes, 49ers, Titans, Packers, Conor McGregor, The Ringer
January 20, 2020
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis commented on the AFC and NFC Championship games, and began with identifying Patrick Mahomes as the best player in the NFL with stats to support the claim. The Kansas City Chiefs victory over the Tennessee Titans featured Mahomes’ brilliance as a passer and a rusher in the game, and Clay believes he will see 4-5 Super Bowl appearances in his career.
Clay Travis also recognized Andy Reid as one of the top six head coaches in the NFL and congratulated him on leading the Chiefs to break their 50-year drought in appearing in the Super Bowl.
Clay Travis then discussed the San Francisco 49ers dominant win over the Green Bay Packers, where they will advance to the Super Bowl to play the Chiefs. Clay doubts Aaron Rodgers will see another Super Bowl win in his career.
Clay Travis continued by taking a look at the future of the Tennessee Titans after their “Cinderella season.” Clay considered the options Ryan Tannehill and Derrick Henry might be facing as they move forward in their careers as it specifically relates to the Titans’ salary cap.
Clay Travis mentioned the future of The Ringer, with the Wall Street Journal reporting Spotify is interested in purchasing The Ringer for an estimated $200 million. The premium podcast market was specifically Clay’s area of focus.
Clay Travis looked at the “woke” Twitterverse and their reactions over the weekend over the appearance of Jimmy G contrasted with Lamar Jackson and the “offensive” name of the Kansas City Chiefs. Jalen Rose and some guy named Mike Wise were particularly offended, said Travis.
Finally, Clay Travis talked about the Conor McGregor fight against Cowboy Cerrone and his decision to watch their fight streaming on Periscope rather than paying the subscription fee on ESPN+.
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