Ep 285 | How Dak Prescott Is Destroying Dallas | NFL Week 1 Reaction | 'House of the Dragon' Review
Sunday Night Football was supposed to be like "Top Gun: Maverick" for the football fans. America’s quarterback, Tom Brady, vs. America’s team, the Dallas Cowboys. But for Cowboys fans, it was just a rerun of the horror show that has been Dak Prescott’s tenure in Big D. The Cowboys couldn’t manage a touchdown, and an injured Prescott exited the game to a chorus of boos and a shower of trash from the fans. Jason says the Cowboys' struggles are directly tied to Prescott’s $160 million contract. “Dak Prescott will regret forcing Jerry Jones to give him a $160 million contract a year ago. The big contract comes with big expectations and a lack of sympathy.” Jason argues that overpaying Dak has left deficiencies elsewhere that have hurt Dallas’ chances of being a contender. "Fearless" soldier Steve Kim joins the conversation as Jason navigates all the top stories from NFL week one, including Aaron Rodgers’ struggles, growing criticism of Kyler Murray, and the debate over who is the more impressive QB: the Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes or the Bills’ Josh Allen. Jill Savage joins the show to discuss the drama surrounding Tom Brady and Gisele’s marriage and finds herself at odds with Jason’s opinion on the matter. Plus, Jason, Steve, and Jill are joined by Lauren Chen and Tiffany Odom to review the latest episode of HBO’s "House of the Dragon."
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