Relatively Speaking Podcast: The NFL stinks, our unpopular hot-takes
What did the Relatively Speaking Podcast learn over the weekend? That the National Football League isn't all that great. Between too many flags, with far too many quarterbacks refusing to hurl the ball down the field, and without there being many good offensive lines in the league, Joseph and Jared have had enough of it.\n\nHowever, they will still speak words about the sport because people love the violence on the gridiron, and who the heck are they to tell you to hate that loathsome game?\n\nThe Oakland Raiders win yet again. Are they good, really good, or excellent?\nWhat's going on with the Denver Broncos? Something tells us it has to do with the QB situation.\nShould people be concerned with the Pittsburgh Steelers?\nSam Bradford is a coward!\nThe Dallas Cowboys are the world's gift to the sport, in our humble opinion.\nBad Tweets returns this week: Jared is super angry about someone preventing fun in the NFL. Joseph is not as angry.\n\nAfter that, the hosts pivot to some NBA talk.\n\nStop overreacting to every Golden State Warriors game, humans.\nAre the Los Angeles Lakers bad-fun, decent-fun, or good-fun?\nJoel Embiid ends up being talked about as well. Mostly because the Relatively Speaking Podcast can't discuss him enough.\nAlso, the Chicago Bulls are bad at defense. Who say that coming? Oh, yeah... mostly everyone.\nAbsurd Questions this week: Blue cheese or ranch dressing? What are some hot sports takes the hosts have that they know they'd get killed for (Barry Bonds greatest MLB ever, Derek Jeter overrated, Michael Jordan's rise being a Nike conspiracy, and more!)?