The Falcon is the sigma male of the Deucers
Matt calls the mock-draft tool a beta product for alphas, prompting the hosts to crown the Falcon as the Deucers' sigma male before telling him to mute his microphone.
Main show · July 21, 2026
Fantasy Football - NFC South Breakdown + Skat Talks to Jason & Mike - Podcast for 7/21
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Fantasy Football - NFC South Breakdown + Skat Talks to Jason & Mike - Podcast for 7/21
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Episode notes & curated moments 6 records
Mike protects the show's one precious scoop
A Cam Skattebo answer from Jason and Mike becomes rare breaking news; when millions see it without initial credit, Mike takes the omission personally and the hosts repeatedly return to sourcing etiquette.
Al answers the backflip with a pool video
Al posts his own pool backflip to Slack, the studio displays it for YouTube and scores it, and the hosts later ask him to close the episode with another backflip.
Jason's Gino Smith love knows no bounds
After Jason invokes Gino Smith's recent seasons, the others say his love for Gino knows no bounds, call Gino his dude, and frame the allegiance as burning down with the Jets.
Kyle edits the source while being sourced
During a live long-run count, Kyle deletes his original four and changes the answer to five, immediately provoking a joke that this is the moment he would not want attached to his name.
Episode notes
The episode opens with the normal three hosts but quickly becomes useful crew canon. Matt's phrase 'beta product for alphas' earns him both Falcon recognition and the one-off title 'sigma male of the Deucers.' Jason and Mike's Cam Skattebo interview produces a rare bit of breaking news; when outside reporting initially omits credit, Mike takes it personally, invents the Madam Schmmester reporter character, and later celebrates the correction while insisting the show cites its own sources. Al answers the backflip story by posting his own pool backflip in Slack; the video goes onto the studio back wall, earns high scores, and becomes the proposed YouTube sign-off. Later, Jason's long-running defense of Gino Smith is described as love that knows no bounds and a willingness to burn down with the Jets. Kyle also supplies a tiny live-production gag by deleting a four-run statistic and replacing it with five while the hosts are discussing whether he wants to be sourced.
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