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Big Game The NFL in Dangerous Times

Mark Leibovich

The Like millions of Americans, Mark Leibovich has spent more of his life tuned into pro football than he'd care to admit. Being a lifelong New England Patriots fan meant growing up on a steady diet of lovable loserdom. That is, until the Tom Brady/Bill Belichick era made the Pats the most ruthless...

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Pardon My Take

The author joined the show to discuss his new book which covered the NFL, including inside information from owner's meetings and interviews with figures like Roger Goodell. The interview covered the book's content, including an anecdote about Jerry Jones masturbating into a shoe, which the author later admitted was a prank in the book.

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We have a book called The Big Game or Big Game. The NFL in troubling times.

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The author joined the show to discuss his new book which covered the NFL, including inside information from owner's meetings and interviews with figures like Roger Goodell. The interview covered the book's content, including an anecdote about Jerry Jones masturbating into a shoe, which the author later admitted was a prank in the book.

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We have a book called The Big Game or Big Game. The NFL in troubling times.

Author Mark Leibovich joins the show to talk about his new book on the NFL "Big Game : The NFL In Dangerous Times" and the story of Jerry Jones masturbating into a shoe.

big game big game the NFL in dangerous times now before I want to first ask what made you want to write this book but I also want to say everyone should buy this book because we're actually in it you're part of my take is in this book as it should be it pardon my take is in this book

I have actually never masturbated into my shoes or any shoes really. I kind of approved move but yeah it was a bit of a prank but but I wanted to you know look transparency or for the New York Times we have to be very transparent at all times and I didn't want to make it sound like

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