Sep 22, 2026 · 1h 39m
NFL quarterback chaos meets Georgia kicking craft
The Rams DOMINATE The Giants + Rodrigo Blankenship Joins The Family | Mostly Sports EP 737 | 9.22.26
The episode connects a turbulent NFL quarterback landscape with the judgment, preparation, and improvisation demanded by football’s most specialized position.
- 1Quarterback injuries and uneven play force a broader debate over whether the NFL has enough reliable starters and backups.
- 2The hosts build a weekly NFL top ten while weighing undefeated records against stronger teams with one loss.
- 3Rodrigo Blankenship explains how modern training, rule changes, and mental discipline have transformed elite kicking.
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Rodrigo Blankenship recounts a fake field-goal attempt against LSU and explains why kickers must balance risk, technique, and elite defenders.
The brief
The Rams’ dominant win over the Giants sparks a wider argument about quarterback instability, injury-driven expectations, and whether unusual losses deserve different weight.
Mark Titus and Brandon Walker build an NFL top-ten ballot, balancing undefeated records against stronger one-loss teams while revisiting the anger rankings can provoke.
College football supplies rivalry banter and collapse analysis, from Missouri–Mississippi State trash talk to NC State’s catastrophic loss and Michigan’s botched punt.
Rodrigo Blankenship joins to explain kicking range, specialized training, Georgia pressure, and the fake field goal against LSU that shaped his approach to misses.
Blankenship’s football memories and hobbies lead into an NBA Immaculate Grid, giving the episode a final shift from technical craft to sports trivia.