Topic: Bubba Smith

The film career of Jim Brown is briefly discussed, clarifying his roles in "The Dirty Dozen" and "Mars Attacks" versus Bubba Smith's role in "Police Academy." In a separate news item, MSNBC's Nicole Wallace is criticized for suggesting that Jeb Bush should have punched Donald Trump in the face during the 2016 debates. The hosts highlight the hypocrisy of media figures who decry Trump's rhetoric while promoting physical violence.

Speculation regarding the NFL being "rigged" surfaces following controversial officiating calls during the Super Bowl. References are made to an unverified report of an NFL lawyer found dead and historical claims by Bubba Smith that Super Bowl III, featuring Joe Namath's Jets, was fixed.

Allegations of fixed games in the NFL surface, citing historical claims made by former defensive end Bubba Smith regarding Super Bowl III. Smith suggested the game was rigged to favor the New York Jets and Joe Namath to increase interest in the AFL-NFL merger. The conversation touches on modern concerns regarding encrypted quarterback headsets and officiating bias.

Speculation suggests the NFL may favor a Denver Broncos victory to provide a "heroic" send-off for Peyton Manning in his final career game. References are made to historical claims by Bubba Smith regarding Super Bowl III being fixed. The narrative suggests that a last-minute Manning drive offers a more compelling television story than a dominant Panthers victory.