Young Quarterbacks Break, Kiffin lays an Egg and there is still Golf?
The Unrestricted With Vex and Quaalude

Young Quarterbacks Break, Kiffin lays an Egg and there is still Golf?

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So Week 2 of the NFL doesn’t fail to perplex us and leave us wondering what reality is. Are teams their records, and which week do you believe? And then we review what we did wrong and what we did right. And then we turn our attention to college and our picks for the week upcoming. And apparently there is still golf to be played. Oh yeah, and we take some Yiddish lessons as we finish up Jewish High Holy Days.

In this episode

So Week 2 of the NFL doesn’t fail to perplex us and leave us wondering what reality is. Are teams their records, and which week do you believe? And then we review what we did wrong and what we did right. And then we turn our attention to college and our picks for the week upcoming.

Key questions

Key takeaways

  • Week 2 of the NFL creates confusion over team records and reality.
  • Quaalude and Vex review their previous predictions' accuracy.
  • The hosts provide their picks for upcoming college football games.
  • Golf season unpredictably continues alongside other sports.
  • Yiddish lessons tie into the cultural context of the Jewish High Holy Days.

What do Vex and Quaalude talk about regarding the NFL Week 2?

They discuss the perplexing nature of NFL Week 2, questioning whether teams' performances truly reflect their records.

How do the hosts handle their predictions from last week?

They review their previous predictions, analyzing what they got right and wrong.

What do Vex and Quaalude have to say about college football in this episode?

The hosts share their picks for the upcoming college football games.

Is golf still being played according to this episode?

Yes, the hosts comment on the surprising fact that there is still golf being played.

Why are Yiddish lessons mentioned in this podcast episode?

Yiddish lessons are included in the episode as part of the cultural context during the Jewish High Holy Days.