Hour 3: Ways to Bolster Giants & Jets + Am I the Nozzle
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In this energetic and opinionated episode of the Bart and Carlin Podcast, the hosts dive deep into the upcoming NFL Draft, focusing on the Giants and Jets as key power brokers with multiple top-16 picks. They analyze potential trades, including the possibility of the Giants trading Kayvon Thibodeau for draft capital, and debate the value of players like Caleb Banks and Peter Woods. The conversation shifts to the cultural and physical toll of intense coaching styles, particularly John Harbaugh’s demanding practices, with concerns about player burnout and mutinies. The hosts contrast past NFL eras with today’s softer training culture, warning that sudden intensity spikes could lead to injuries. They also explore the Jets' draft strategy, the impact of veteran signings like Calais Campbell and Cam Jordan, and the looming question of whether Jerry Jones will hijack the draft for players like David Bailey or Caleb Downs. Later, the show pivots to a 'Nozzle' segment, where they critique new Portland Trailblazers owner Tom Dundon for cost-cutting measures during a playoff run, labeling him a 'super nozzle.' They also scrutinize NBA referee Scott Foster’s outburst on national TV and a Dodgers backup catcher’s accusation that the Rockies may be cheating by reading tipped pitches—both deemed nozzly. Finally, the hosts dissect the Knicks’ recent collapse against the Hawks, criticizing their predictable offense, Jalen Brunson’s isolation-heavy play, and poor bench performance, while questioning their ability to handle high-pressure playoff moments.
The Giants' trade for Dexter Lawrence netted them a top-10 pick and multiple high-value selections, giving them significant draft flexibility.
John Harbaugh’s intense practice style may lead to player burnout and injuries if not phased in gradually, especially for players used to softer college practices.
Veterans like Calais Campbell and Cam Jordan remain valuable but are likely to play for teams with playoff aspirations, not rebuilding franchises.
Jerry Jones may attempt to trade up for top prospects like David Bailey or Caleb Downs, leveraging his offensive firepower to make a splash.
New Portland Trailblazers owner Tom Dundon’s cost-cutting during a playoff run—denying staff hotel stays, travel, and raises—marks him as a 'super nozzle.'
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ESPN App Promo & Draft Power Brokers
The episode opens with an ESPN app ad and a high-energy intro before diving into the Giants and Jets as dominant forces in the upcoming NFL Draft, with both teams holding multiple top-16 picks and significant leverage.
Giants' Draft Strategy & Harbaugh's Intensity
“You got to move it up to a seven and then next year make it an eight or nine. You know what I'm saying? Don't go straight to nine, you know what I'm saying, because somebody's going to blow a gasket.”
Veteran Signings & NFL Culture Shifts
“They used to make this thing called the pig pen. And so like dudes that was hurt... You got to stand and pick me. They wet the grass. Oh, you want to be hurt? Oh, your ass is going to be miserable.”
Jets' Draft & Jerry Jones' Potential Move
“I think even if they stay at 12, they're going to get a damn good player. At 12? Of course. He doesn't have to move up much.”
The 'Nozzle' Segment: Dundon, Foster & Rockies
“You want to treat your guys like professionals. You want to treat them like they're a first-class, world-class facility. If not, if you couldn't afford the expenses on the team, then you need to sell 10% of the team...”
“They used to make this thing called the pig pen. And so like dudes that was hurt... You got to stand and pick me. They wet the grass. Oh, you want to be hurt? Oh, your ass is going to be miserable.”
“You want to treat your guys like professionals. You want to treat them like they're a first-class, world-class facility. If not, if you couldn't afford the expenses on the team, then you need to sell 10% of the team...”
“You got to move it up to a seven and then next year make it an eight or nine. You know what I'm saying? Don't go straight to nine, you know what I'm saying, because somebody's going to blow a gasket.”
Hosts
Bart Scott
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Chris Carlin
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Giants
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Jets
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Dexter Lawrence
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John Harbaugh
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Kayvon Thibodeau
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David Bailey
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Knicks
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Calais Campbell
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