The Bill Simmons Podcast Andy Reid’s Moment, TV’s Greatest Year (1994), and Billy Bob Thornton Stops By | With Kyle Brandt and Alan Sepinwall
Sep 25, 2019
Kyle Brandt, an NFL Network personality, shares sharp insights on the Patriots-Bills rivalry and the current landscape of NFL quarterbacks, with humorous takes on team dynamics. TV critic Alan Sepinwall reminisces about the landmark TV year of 1994, spotlighting iconic shows like 'Friends' and 'The X-Files'. Academy Award-winning actor Billy Bob Thornton reflects on his diverse film roles, shares stories from hosting SNL, and dives into his latest work on 'Goliath', blending candid anecdotes with Hollywood insights.
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Douchebag on the Real World
- Kyle Brandt's dad was quoted in The Athletic profile saying, "Kyle was a douchebag on the Real World."
- Brandt jokingly laments this was the only quote used, not his Pop Warner days.
Planking and Fast Five
- The last time the Bills beat Brady in a meaningful game was 2011, when Ryan Fitzpatrick was quarterback.
- It was so long ago that "Fast Five" was in theaters, and planking was a popular trend.
Historically Great Defense?
- The Patriots' current defense may be the best of Bill Simmons' lifetime.
- They haven't allowed a touchdown in four games.