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Modern NFL Stats Lie — Will Cain and Pete Prisco Call It Out
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45:14Now PlayingWill Cain breaks down the chaos of today’s NFL—are we watching the “NBA-fication” of football or just bad coaching? Joined by CBS Sports’ Pete Prisco, Will ranks Josh Allen, Dan Fouts, Warren Moon, Philip Rivers, and Tony Romo in historical context. Are today’s inflated stats masking mediocrity? They dig into what makes a real all-time great, how running backs like Derrick Henry deserve more respect, and why teams that can still run the ball and play defense will own January.
Plus, the guys tackle life’s real debates—like whether it’s pronounced crayon, cran, or crown—and poke fun at Will’s viral pink sweater moment. It’s smart football talk, cultural commentary, and that Will Cain Country mix of humor, skepticism, and unapologetic common sense.
🏈 Topics Covered
-Josh Allen vs. NFL legends: Fouts, Moon, Rivers, Romo
-How to judge QBs across eras
-Derrick Henry’s place among all-time greats
-The “NBA-fication” of football explained
-Why running and defense still win titles
-Cowboys’ O-line and defensive rebuild
-Who’s real: Bills, Broncos, Rams, Eagles, Bears
-Modern offenses vs. smaller defenses
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