• Episode 10 | Love is Blind DC, Blind Ranking non-Hall of Fame RBs, Week 5 Picks, HEATED Top 10 PG Debate

  • Oct 5 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 56 mins
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Episode 10 | Love is Blind DC, Blind Ranking non-Hall of Fame RBs, Week 5 Picks, HEATED Top 10 PG Debate

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  • In this episode of If Walls Could Talk, Damian and Caleb start the conversation talking about the port worker strike (2:03) and then talk about Love is Blind new season being held in Washington, DC and whether the guys would participate in the show if they were single (7:12). Next, the guys give their top 3 fast food breakfast spots and give y'all a scoop on what they get from their top spots (14:36). Following that, Damian and Caleb talk about their upcoming matchup in fantasy and Damian talks about his fantasy draft day strategy (22:54). The fellas give a recap on the Falcons victory over the Buccaneers on TNF (27:28) and talk about Christian McCaffrey's latest injury report and speak on if he is going to be inducted in the Hall of Fame at the end of his career (31:18). Then, Damian gives Caleb a blind ranking challenge on running backs who are not in the Hall of Fame (42:02). Following that, the guys give their NFL Week 5 picks (1:00:41). To end the episode, Damian and Caleb get into a heated top 10 point guard ranking heading into the 2024-25 NBA season (1:12:31).

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