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Hosted by Justin Butler Raleigh Jones · sports · EN-US · 34 episodes
We’re Not Experts is a podcast hosted by two guys who’ve somehow survived 15+ years of friendship and now think that qualifies them to talk into microphones. We’re average early 30’s dudes with very strong opinions and very average credentials —which is exactly the point. We’re sports ethicists in the loosest sense of the term, breaking down the morals, madness, and mayhem of a wide variety of sports… but let’s be honest: football will absolutely hijack the conversation. We can talk about other sports. We just won’t stop talking about football. Expect passionate debates, hot takes that cool off immediately, arguments that go nowhere, and the occasional moment of clarity that surprises everyone—including them. Stats may appear. Logic might leave the room. Confidence will always be high. We’re not analysts. We’re not insiders. We’re definitely not experts. We’re just two longtime friends talki
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Episode #34
Send us Fan Mail Training camp is in full swing, injuries are pilling up, storylines are everywhere, and somehow there's still more to talk about. We cover a little but of everything happening around the NFL as the season gets closer. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588156930008 https://x.com/wenotexperts
Episode #32
Send us Fan Mail All 32 NFL tams are back at training camp, and the chaos wasted no time. We break down Vita Vea wanting out of Tampa Bay, react to some of the wildest and funniest stories coming out of camp, and cover everything else that's already making headlines. Football is almost officially back, and so are the overreactions. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588156930008 https://x.com/wenotexperts
Episode #31
Send us Fan Mail Today we talked John Harbaugh inspirational speech, Malik Nabers not on the PUP list to start out, who's QB1 in Cleveland, and the Arizona Cardinals Director of College Scouting Ryan Gold betting on sports, and much more. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588156930008 https://x.com/wenotexperts
Episode #30
Send us Fan Mail ESPN's annual QB rankings from NFL coaches, executives, and scouts are out, and we break down the biggest surprises. We also debate Stefon Diggs clam that he's better then every WR2 in the NFL, discuss the latest on the Brandon Aiyuk saga, and hit a few more NFL headlines along the way. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588156930008 https://x.com/wenotexperts
Episode #29
Send us Fan Mail No NFL? No problem. This week we go completely off script, diving into Team USA's World Cup crashout, reality TV, Stephen A. Smith's latest comments, and whatever else managed to hijack the sports world. It's an offseason episode full of hot takes, random debates, and the kind of conversations that prove we're not experts—we just have opinions on everything. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588156930008 https://x.com/wenotexperts
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