That really surprised me. It really does feel like a legit play with the goal of disguising the formation and catching the defense off guard. Travis seemed to lowkey that and seemed to feel pretty strongly that it was mostly about having fun.
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I have 5 hours of driving tomorrow. I know what im listening to…
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It’s a great play to run if you see a tendency of a corner safety combo abandoning their stay home assignment wanting to make plays.

It’s very impressive that they stayed home and Toney still scored.
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I liked Gronk more than I wanted too.
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I can't wait until tomorrow's drop. This show is fire.
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So Ed Kelce is either in on the joke OR he's confirmed that the brothers name was originally pronounced "Kels" and he just didn't bother to correct anyone so for their entire lives until about 7 years ago, THEY thought it was pronounced Kelsie until he decided to start calling himself Kels again...

So...mystery solved?

That's a different group of folks, right there.
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I haven't listened to the pod yet and I don't know shit about shit, but that is interesting.

I knew of a family with the last name Reinke. They always pronounced it Rain-kee, which is phonetic enough, but one time one of them said it should actually be pronounced like Rye-nuh-kee.

I don't know if it's true or not, but I imagine this is how it starts lol you get tired of correcting people and just go with what's easiest
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I listened to last week's episode and noticed Travis alternates between Kelse and Kelsi
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I think Kelce is the name, Kels is a nickname.
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FWIW there is a center pivot manufacturer by that name and they call themselves Rain-kee.
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