The Terrible Podcast - Talking Suspension Of Steelers CB Cameron Sutton, Interview With Dick LeBeau
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- July 9, 2024 -
Season 14, Episode 152 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Tuesday episode, Alex Kozora and I start by discussing the eight-game suspension that the NFL handed down to Pittsburgh Steelers CB Cameron Sutton on Monday.
We go over what the suspension means for the Steelers’ slot cornerback job to start the 2024 regular season, the many combatants for that job, and if any more options might be on the way as the summer progresses. We discuss Sutton deciding to not appeal his suspension as well.
After talking quite a bit about the Sutton suspension and the fallout from that, Alex and I are pleased to welcome former Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau back to the show. Tuesday is the official release date of LeBeau’s new book, “Legendary” and it mostly revolves around the Steelers’ legendary 2008 defense. Alex and I spent 30 minutes with LeBeau talking to him about the new book, the 2008 defense, and much more.
In “Legendary,” LeBeau and veteran scribes Scott Brown and George Von Benko, revisit the unforgettably dominant 2008 Steelers defensive unit, one of the most feared and successful in the modern NFL landscape. You can purchase that book from the publisher at this link and get 30% off by using the code Steel30.
We certainly do appreciate LeBeau spending another 30 minutes with us on the podcast and a special thanks again to Brown for setting up the Tuesday interview.
Alex and I then move on to discuss the next six players in my 90-In-30 series that has been running on the site for the last few weeks. The six players we discussed late in this show are ILB Cole Holcomb, CB Donte Jackson, WR Van Jefferson, WR Jaray Jenkins, OLB Kyron Johnson, and P Cameron Johnston.
Several other minor topics not noted are also discussed in this 111-minute episode, and we end it by answering several questions from listeners that we have received since Friday.
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Wow80 yrs old and Coach could still coach a defense to the Super Bowl wish we had him with talent we have this year thanks Coach for legendary memories your our best ever and always will be
What a great interview. I love how you two respected Coach Lebeau and let him finish each and every story. 💯
Wow80 yrs old and Coach could still coach a defense to the Super Bowl wish we had him with talent we have this year thanks Coach for legendary memories your our best ever and always will be there was no way this team was gonna let you down both offense and defense
Coach so great to hear from you for sure buying the book your my idol!!!
Can we get a yeahhh babyyyy for coach joining the podcast!?
Yyyyeeeaaaaaa baaaabyyyy
Coach Dad, as much as we love him and as much as he did in Pittsburgh, is actually NOT a Steelers’ HOFer, but a Detroit Lions’ HOFer.
We have enough talent to step up
Can we have Coach back on the show around Christmas and he reads us The night before Christmas??
Yes we can user yeah yeah baby best defensive coach ever
This cost Cam millions
Beanie will ball out to fill in for Sutton he’s a dawg
Did team tell him not to appeal it I give him credit for taking his punishment
I think Patt P will be back
What is the link to buy the book with the 30% discount?
Myles Garrett tried to take a man out with a helmet and only got six games
Yea but beating a woman is worse no? I mean I think Garrett shoulda got more than 6 but I don’t think that was worse if Sutton did what he supposedly did.
Just because we saw it doesn't mean what happened w Sutton behind closed doors wasn't worse
@@jWx93 yea it’s crazy how they didn’t come at Garrett more honestly. Like you said idk what happened with Sutton because I didn’t physically see it. But it’s a whole messed up thing the NFL is never consistent with these kinds of situations
I felt so bad for senquez Goulson so talented injury ruined his career he would of been hof guy if healthy
I do get NFL having to take strong stand on domestic violence he can be glad he’s back and not same fate as Ray Rice
I do get NFL having to take strong stand on domestic violence he can be glad he’s back and not same fate as Ray Rice and being in run didn’t help
Being on run for weeks didn’t help