Does Seth ever stop talking?

Submitted by bluinohio on December 8th, 2022 at 3:03 PM

Goodness, I'd like to hear what Brian thinks but between Seth and Craig on the round table he doesn't get much air time. 

MiDad23

December 8th, 2022 at 3:06 PM ^

Brian should keep his voice up and speak into the mike. I usually listen in the car and can’t hear half of what he says because his voice trails off. 

I_Like_Robots

December 8th, 2022 at 4:46 PM ^

I'm old enough to remember when "Hot Takes" were something that the bloggists made fun of the traditional talking heads for and instead did levelheaded analysis of the team. Seth seems to just spout out 2-3 new ones every week during the season. It was pretty clear during the game that Mullings was a much more natural fit at RB than LB but the Jerome Bettis stuff was just silly - 230 lbs is plenty of 'thunder'.

The hot takes segment of the pod is great since it's a joke.

HAIL-YEA

December 8th, 2022 at 6:29 PM ^

Seth is a cringey homer, he is also wrong most of the time. Brian is also wrong a lot, but his takes  are usually reasonable and more in line with people who actually know football then Seth is.

The thing that bothers me most about Seth is he is so confident and aggressive with his takes even though  it is obvious the guy does not really know anything.

I honestly find it embarrassing to the UM fanbase to have Seth with a podcast. 

goblu330

December 8th, 2022 at 7:26 PM ^

This is kind of over the top.  The podcasts are really enjoyable to me.  It is clear they all know each other well and have a short hand with each that allows for banter.  And as for their knowledge, they openly mock themselves with “A Very Professional Podcast.”  They are what they are.  They aren’t experts.  They are football dorks and they play that role well.

BTB grad

December 8th, 2022 at 3:06 PM ^

I love Seth on the various mgo pods and his pieces on here because I’m also a huge football nerd and a Michigan football history nerd and I see a lot of myself in him. I learn a lot from Seth. Thanks for all you do Seth!