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Chuck & Buck 2-22 Hour 2: 12th Man News with Gregg Bell, Stocking Stuffers and Reckless at Breakfast. · Chuck in the Morning

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Speaker 1: Here's Luke Rayley the second half batt he pinched it
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Speaker 1: for Refsnyder the seventh. The Americors went out away from
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Speaker 1: a series lost to these A's after winning the opening
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Speaker 1: series of his home stand against the Rangers, taking two
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Speaker 1: out of three.
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Speaker 2: This is a foul ball.
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Speaker 1: The Mariners out of their final strike, not to be
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Speaker 1: the A's win the series, and in the game started
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Speaker 1: by Jacob Lopez and his six three eight e r
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Speaker 1: the Mariners are held to seven singles and a homer
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Speaker 1: and score two runs in the fall tonight, five to two.
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Speaker 2: Aaron's lett his frustrations fly here the last couple of years.
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Speaker 3: He's not very happy.
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Speaker 2: I get though, Yeah, get tired of just the company line,
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Speaker 2: all is well, all is well, He'll he'll tell you, yeah,
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Speaker 2: he'll disagree with pitching moves. I like it. He's supposed
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Speaker 2: to tell the story of the season. He's the narrator
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Speaker 2: of the Season's right, That's what that's his main function.
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Speaker 2: It's not to be a mouthpiece for the Mariners organization.
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Speaker 2: So Mariners TV last night, Aaron Goldsmith on the call,
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Speaker 2: and I think he captured the frustration, the disappointment, the
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Speaker 2: hair pulling aspect. That we can't hit left handers quite well.
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Speaker 2: With his final call right there, Mariners lose again to
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Speaker 2: the A's five to two. They have fallen to ten
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Speaker 2: and fifteen on this very very young season. And that's
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Speaker 2: where our seven o'clock hour begins. Good morning to you all.
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Speaker 2: Ashley Ryan's here. My name is Chuck Powellin about a minute,
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Speaker 2: Greg Bell's going to join us, our Seahawks insider. We
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Speaker 2: have a lot to discuss with him. Let me rip
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Speaker 2: through a few of your headlines here, brought to you
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Speaker 2: by Frost Brewed Corps, Light Shoes, Chill. Mariners will play
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Speaker 2: again today at one ten. They'll take on the A's.
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Speaker 2: It'll be Logan Gilbert versus A's right hander. Thank goodness,
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Speaker 2: Aaron Sabali will get the pitch, get the start for Sacramento.
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Speaker 2: Five to two was the final score or last night. Also,
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Speaker 2: the Mariners dfa Casey Legumina yesterday and activated Alex Hoppi,
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Speaker 2: their offseason acquisition from Boston. Certainly a more talented pitcher
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Speaker 2: than leg Umina. We'll see if he can be more effective.
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Speaker 2: Stanley Cup playoffs last night, Tampa Bay, Boston, Utah, Colorado
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Speaker 2: were all winners. The only one in that group who's
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Speaker 2: up two oh the Colorado Avalanche. Meanwhile, in the NBA,
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Speaker 2: Victor Winbin Yama had to leave yesterday early with a
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Speaker 2: concussion and it cost the Spurs the game. They lost
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Speaker 2: to Portland one oh six to one oh three, So
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Speaker 2: that series is even at one game apiece. Philadelphia's even
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Speaker 2: things up with Boston at one game apiece, and the
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Speaker 2: Lakers are up two to oh on the Rockets, who
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Speaker 2: even had Kevin Durant last night at their disposal. Two
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Speaker 2: games only two games tonight in the NBA playoffs, Orlando
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Speaker 2: and Detroit and Phoenix and OKC and Mike Rabel spoke
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Speaker 2: yesterday kind of explaining the last week of his life
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Speaker 2: as Patriot. It's a head coach that he had a
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Speaker 2: lot of conversations with a lot of people he cared for,
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Speaker 2: very difficult one. So over the course of the last
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Speaker 2: week a bit of been an admission of what went
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Speaker 2: on at that Sedona hotel after denying it for several days.
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Speaker 2: And the NFL Draft starts tomorrow, we are one sleep
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Speaker 2: away from beautiful Draft day. Joining us now our Seahawks
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Speaker 2: insider Greg Bell with the Bell.
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Speaker 4: Tolls it must be seven o'clock and time for twelfth
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Speaker 4: Diamond Forsecco. Now with twelf Man News, here's Greg Bell
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Speaker 4: with Chuck and but I mean, why even fight it?
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Speaker 4: You know you're not gonna be able to sleep tonight.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, we're gonna put some cookies in there though, figure
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Speaker 5: by the fireplace.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he's in carrots. Yes, that's that's'll do that.
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Speaker 5: That's still a thing, right, I've never heard.
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Speaker 2: Of carrots, thank you.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, although, but reindeer actually really love apple, So if
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Speaker 6: you want to spoil them, you got to put it.
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Speaker 2: Well, why wouldn't you spoil a reindeer? You only get
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Speaker 2: one day access to them, that's right? Yeah, you got
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Speaker 2: to spoil.
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Speaker 6: All the goodies and Santa or Father Draftmas. In this case,
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Speaker 6: I'm pretty sure he loves bourbon or red wine.
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Speaker 2: Oh is that right?
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Speaker 3: Draft miss right? Well, your father Draftmas?
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Speaker 5: Right?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, if you want to put that out, I don't
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Speaker 2: know if I can sneak into your houses overnight though, yeah,
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Speaker 2: I'm father Draftmas and all that. I can still get
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Speaker 2: arrested for breaking and entering. All right, let's talk to you.
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Speaker 2: Let's talk some draft here with Greg. So it seems
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Speaker 2: that everybody now sees the light. They have the Seahawks
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Speaker 2: drafting out draft, trading out of pick number thirty two,
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Speaker 2: and it seems like Greg, an awful lot of people
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Speaker 2: have that little short exchange between the Cardinals and the
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Speaker 2: Seahawks from thirty two down to thirty four. So do
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Speaker 2: they know something, do we know something? Or is that
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Speaker 2: just pure speculation by a lot of different people that
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Speaker 2: have arrived at the same conclusion.
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Speaker 5: That's John Schneyder accomplishing his from Monday when he said, oh, yeah,
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Speaker 5: we would trade within the division, and yeah, we would
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Speaker 5: trade for a team that wants a quarterback. So he
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Speaker 5: swung that pick open for sale, and people are raising
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Speaker 5: the perception that that's going to happen. The whole scenario
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Speaker 5: I mentioned yesterday. What would make it easier for the
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Speaker 5: Seahawks that trade down is if Ty Simpson, the quarterback
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Speaker 5: from Alabama, is still on the draft board at thirty two.
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Speaker 5: Most people think he's going to be and then a
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Speaker 5: team like Arizona that just cut Kyler Murray, even though
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Speaker 5: Arizona's only two spots back could move up because the
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Speaker 5: key there is the Jets pick at thirty three, and
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Speaker 5: the Jets don't have a quarterback in the future. They
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Speaker 5: have one of the very right now, Gino Smith coming
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Speaker 5: back for a renewal in New York. But you can
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Speaker 5: envision that, well, what about after Gino Smith after a
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Speaker 5: year or two, so that the Cardinals would perhaps send
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Speaker 5: a fourth or fifth round pick to Seattle to jump
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Speaker 5: ahead of the Jets in that scenario. Now, again, it's
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Speaker 5: not just quarterbacks. If a team that doesn't have any
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Speaker 5: more picks in round one has anybody a red rusher
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Speaker 5: or a corner that they like, they could trade with
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Speaker 5: the Seahawks and do the same thing. John Schneider I
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Speaker 5: mentioned this the other day. John Schneider has tried to trade.
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Speaker 5: He's traded four the first round pick fourteen times in
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Speaker 5: sixteen drafts. Ten of times gone down. The other four
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Speaker 5: times involved the player. He's never gone up in the
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Speaker 5: first round, but he has been trying even in the
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Speaker 5: years he hasn't during drafts traded down, tried to and
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Speaker 5: it just has not worked out. For whatever reason. One
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Speaker 5: year he had a deal with green Bay and then
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Speaker 5: Miami jumped in front of where the Seahawks were gonna
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Speaker 5: pick and took the guy that green Bay wanted, so
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Speaker 5: the trade fell through and the Seahawks ended up picking.
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Speaker 5: So it's not like just because Snyder wants to do it,
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Speaker 5: it's gonna happen. It has to be things like Ty Simpson,
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Speaker 5: it's being available at thirty two, like the Cardinals thinking
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Speaker 5: the Jets are gonna take them, And like we also
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Speaker 5: said before, the Seahawks have to be convinced that the
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Speaker 5: guy they really want would have taken at thirty two
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Speaker 5: will still be there when they trade down to whatever
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Speaker 5: spot they trade down to or else. Why do it.
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Speaker 5: You're not going to give up your best player on
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Speaker 5: the board with for your top pick if you don't
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Speaker 5: think he'll be there when you trade down. So the
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Speaker 5: stars have to align. But Don Schnyder often makes the
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Speaker 5: stars align, and I think that's what's gonna happen Tomorrow night.
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Speaker 5: Seahawks fans are gonna watch three and a half hours
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Speaker 5: and then find out their team traded down to first pick.
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Speaker 2: On Friday, Greg bell Is with US Seahawks inside of
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Speaker 2: the day before the NFL Draft. This I think is
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Speaker 2: my eleventh Seahawks draft that I will be covering eleven times,
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Speaker 2: and the previous ten Greg the Seahawk fans have all
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Speaker 2: been about getting offensive line help. Until this year. We're
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Speaker 2: not hearing a lot of chatter from Seahawk fans. Maybe
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Speaker 2: they're satisfied. Maybe Gray's Abel solved everything. But how big
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Speaker 2: of a priority, if any at all, might offensive line
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Speaker 2: be for John and Mike in the next three days.
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Speaker 5: I think it's still there and the mitigating factors. Of course,
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Speaker 5: they only have four picks. They might get the five
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Speaker 5: if they trade back from round one, but they don't
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Speaker 5: have the inventory to go find depth pieces and explore
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Speaker 5: a line of scrimmage that they've had in other drafts. Again,
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Speaker 5: fewest picks in the league at four, second fewest picks
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Speaker 5: in team history, behind only the twenty twenty one COVID
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Speaker 5: draft of three that they punted. I think they're going
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Speaker 5: to take a line offensive lineman and probably late in
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Speaker 5: that sixth round pick they have from Cleveland, and I
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Speaker 5: have them on my mock draft for the News Tribune,
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Speaker 5: taking in as Coopers a bit a four year starter
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Speaker 5: at right guard at the University of Miami. Of course,
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Speaker 5: right guard is positioned that Anthony Bradford has drawn a
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Speaker 5: lot of criticism for that. Mike McDonald has said he
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Speaker 5: has been very pleased with Mike McDonald and that you
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Speaker 5: could take film cutups of almost any offensive lineman in
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Speaker 5: the league and find a couple plays, a few plays
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Speaker 5: that he doesn't do well in, but by and large,
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Speaker 5: they really like Anthony Bradford, according to what McDonald says.
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Speaker 5: Even if they love him, the fact remains that Bradford's
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Speaker 5: entering the final year of his rookie contract, so they
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Speaker 5: have a decision at some point at right guard. The
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Speaker 5: right guards they have tried have failed behind Bradford. If
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Speaker 5: Christian Haynes was what they thought he would be when
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Speaker 5: they drafted him two three years ago, two years now
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Speaker 5: out of Connecticut, he would have been starting. He had
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Speaker 5: every opportunity as a rookie and again last summer and
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Speaker 5: training camp, and he didn't win the job. They tried
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Speaker 5: to over with Timmy when they moved him from center
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Speaker 5: to do some time at guard. He didn't pan out
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Speaker 5: it be any better than Bradford. So Bradford beat out
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Speaker 5: two guys and will be the right guard as it
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Speaker 5: stands right now, to start this season, but then his
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Speaker 5: contract ends after this year. I could see him taking
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Speaker 5: the sixth round pick on a guard to see if
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Speaker 5: he could be prepared to potentially be the next guy.
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Speaker 5: They just haven't found that next guy yet.
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Speaker 2: What are you hearing? I mean, here we are a
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Speaker 2: day before. Do you have any different insight than what
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Speaker 2: you had for the mock draft? Are there any rumblings
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Speaker 2: that are taking place, anything that you've tapped into or
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Speaker 2: you just heard on the wind in regards to what
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Speaker 2: they might do tomorrow? We don't have that silly Pete
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Speaker 2: Carroll video anymore to fool us, So you know, no
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Speaker 2: clues whatsoever sprinkled out there by John, But I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I didn't. I wanted to not get through today without
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Speaker 2: at least asking if you've heard anything new.
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Speaker 5: Well, there is more talk that it's going to be
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Speaker 5: Arizona trading of I have him trading down with Cleveland
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Speaker 5: to thirty nine. But there is more talk now that
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Speaker 5: it could be Arizona and that the Seahawks, of course,
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Speaker 5: how that everyone knows they're willing to trade down, that
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Speaker 5: they'd be willing to trade down two spots. The thing
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Speaker 5: that I hesitate to think they might do that is
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Speaker 5: it's only two spots. You could get a fourth round
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Speaker 5: pick from Cleveland rather than a fifth round pick from
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Speaker 5: Arizona if you trade it with Cleveland, say at thirty nine,
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Speaker 5: or Houston or Tennessee further into the second round. The
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Speaker 5: further you go down, of course, the higher your draft
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Speaker 5: return and you get a fourth round pick instead of
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Speaker 5: a fifth round pick. Not a huge huge deal, but
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Speaker 5: for a team that only has four picks, it matters
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Speaker 5: a little bit. So again, the calculus they have is
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Speaker 5: is our guy. I think their guy is Malkay Lawrence
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Speaker 5: the outside edge Russia, or Brandon CC the cornerback from
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Speaker 5: South Carolina. With their first pick. I think they really
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Speaker 5: like Judarian Price, but I think they think they can
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Speaker 5: get Priced later, or they can get a running back
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Speaker 5: be it Mike Washington Junior later than round two. For
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Speaker 5: the way this draft looks at running backs, it's a
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Speaker 5: week week position in a week draft. So do they
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Speaker 5: think Malachi Lawrence, who could pospably be going before thirty two?
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Speaker 5: But if did, they think Lawrence would be there at
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Speaker 5: thirty two, thirty four, thirty nine, Brandon Cec I think
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Speaker 5: will be, and that's why they could make a deal
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Speaker 5: deeper into Round two with a team like Cleveland.
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Speaker 2: Them possibly being interested in another South Carolina player. Just coincidence?
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Speaker 2: Is that something that you know, with the success of
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Speaker 2: Emon worri Hey, maybe that's a program that we like
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Speaker 2: the way they're coaching defensive backs, or as you pointed out,
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Speaker 2: that's a program with a lot of talent and they
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Speaker 2: don't know how to coach defensive backs and we want
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Speaker 2: to get the talent and then fix it. Any any
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Speaker 2: link there.
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Speaker 5: At all sounds like a father of a former University
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Speaker 5: of Florida quarterback that would make the assessment about an
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Speaker 5: sec arrival. No, I think that's coincidence because, for one thing,
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Speaker 5: Emon Warre and CC did not play together. Even Warrey
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Speaker 5: left before CC transferred to South Carolina, even Wore became
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Speaker 5: a Sea and CEC had the one season in Columbia.
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Speaker 5: They do know each other from high school and they
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Speaker 5: were playing together in seven on seven's and whatnot in
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Speaker 5: the Columbia South Carolina. They're South Carolina where CEC's from,
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Speaker 5: so they do know each other. But that to me
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Speaker 5: is more of a coincidence. And the fact they're just
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Speaker 5: instinctive players. And I mentioned Ceci and the thing that
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Speaker 5: keeps sticking it in my head or that the position
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Speaker 5: coach at South Carolina says that he knows all eleven
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Speaker 5: responsibilities of all eleven defensive players on any play in
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Speaker 5: the playbook. And Mike McDonald, I mean that is right
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Speaker 5: down Mike McDonald's forte for defensive coaching defensive players. He
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Speaker 5: requires his players to know every other position. It allows
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Speaker 5: him to multiply their roles and switch them at the snap.
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Speaker 5: And for a corner, that means you could play inside,
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Speaker 5: you can be run support, you can go outside, you
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Speaker 5: play man, you play zone, you can blitz. That's exactly
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Speaker 5: what Mike McDonald wants, which is why Brandon cec makes
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Speaker 5: a lot of sense to me.
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Speaker 2: For the Seahawks, Greg Bell's whether it's first yu In
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Speaker 2: said you can followim at g bel Seattle should be
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Speaker 2: doing that anyway there on X and of course Thenewstribune
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Speaker 2: dot com for complete Seahawks coverage of the draft and
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Speaker 2: every other NFL event that occupies Greg Bells every second
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Speaker 2: of every day, it seems of his life. And so
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Speaker 2: I would just play off of that for a little bit,
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Speaker 2: because I know this isn't your favorite event to cover.
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Speaker 2: You say that, and yet you're a great storyteller, and
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Speaker 2: I know that you love the stories of these young
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Speaker 2: men and their paths to the National Football League, and
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Speaker 2: you're gonna get at least four more of those by
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Speaker 2: the end of Saturday, and probably six. So I think
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Speaker 2: you loved this little draft miss process a little bit
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Speaker 2: more than you let on.
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Speaker 5: Dregdell, Well, thank you. I think there's a couple of
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Speaker 5: my approach to this. Once they draft guys is we're
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Speaker 5: gonna have four years to learn their football and everyone
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Speaker 5: can see the film, everyone can see their forty times.
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Speaker 5: What the scouts about him? What is it that got
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Speaker 5: him here? That's the story to me. It's Gray's abel
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Speaker 5: saying when I asked him last year, Okay, what are
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Speaker 5: you going to do now that you just got drafted
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Speaker 5: pier South Dakota. What are you going to do back
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Speaker 5: there at the party? He says, I'm about to crush
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Speaker 5: these bush lights that are staring at for the whole draft.
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Speaker 5: Those are the stories I mean. And this year I
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Speaker 5: am really focusing on players who spent their entire college
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Speaker 5: careers at one school. They are unicorns now. And it
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Speaker 5: tells Mike McDonald and John Schneider a lot about the
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Speaker 5: mental makeup, the emotional makeup, the maturity and the priorities
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Speaker 5: of players that stay for four years. I asked them
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Speaker 5: Monday about that and they said, yeah, that is a
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Speaker 5: factor for a team that prides himself, for a coach
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Speaker 5: that has molded such a championship culture and a togetherness,
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Speaker 5: loyalty to a program over money, and by eighteen nineteen
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Speaker 5: year old college kid matters a lot. And when they're
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Speaker 5: trying to project how a guy will fit in this culture,
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Speaker 5: in this brotherhood, that's a big deal. So look for
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Speaker 5: players who have been at schools for There aren't many
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Speaker 5: who've been at schools for all four years. I think
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Speaker 5: of Dominic Orange. They call him the Big Citrus out
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Speaker 5: of Iowa State. He's a nose tackle, he's three hundred
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Speaker 5: and sixty plus pounds. Can't move him. He's not a
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Speaker 5: pass presher, he's a run stuffer. He's just gigantic. He
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Speaker 5: had a chance to go to all kinds of schools
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Speaker 5: instead of Iowa State for how good he was at
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Speaker 5: run stopping and Big Citrus State in ames Iowa. If
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Speaker 5: you're a nineteen twenty year old kid staying in Ames,
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Speaker 5: Iowa for four years, turning down a million dollars, millions
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Speaker 5: of dollars. He's got something more than just football going on.
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Speaker 5: That's what Mike McDonald wants. And I have the Seahawks
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Speaker 5: taking Orange in the third round. I actually when I
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Speaker 5: read about his background in the fact he stayed and
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Speaker 5: is prowess to the center of the defensive line and
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Speaker 5: they need to get better at and deeper at and
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Speaker 5: Jaren Reed turning thirty four years old, and all of
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Speaker 5: it go to the Seahawks in the third round. I
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Speaker 5: pushed Mike Washington Junior to the fourth round of my
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Speaker 5: Seahawks mock draft of the Distribune. But those to me
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Speaker 5: are I learned this a long time ago. When I
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Speaker 5: first started in the Army, I changed careers. I went
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Speaker 5: to grad school California, Berkeley for Masters in Journalism, and
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Speaker 5: in one of my Masters of Journalism courses, and Killian,
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Speaker 5: the longtime award winning columnist then of the San jase
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Speaker 5: A Berkery News now at the San Francisco Chronicles, still
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Speaker 5: a friend to this day, she came to our graduate
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Speaker 5: class and she said, you know how many people think
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Speaker 5: sports writing is about sports, and of course ninety percent
17:34
Speaker 5: of the class of twenty raise their hand and she said, now,
17:38
Speaker 5: sports writing is about people, and I never forgot that
17:42
Speaker 5: because everyone knows the score, especially now with our phones,
17:47
Speaker 5: not everyone knows how these guys got on the field,
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Speaker 5: how they got to where they are the peak of
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Speaker 5: their sporting profession and the best in the world. And
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Speaker 5: everyone has a story. And I loved it when I
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Speaker 5: worked at the Universe ste Washington and learn those stories
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Speaker 5: and then learn their families and how they got to
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Speaker 5: you dub and Keith Price's family and his mom and
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Speaker 5: coming to all the games, and that's that's sports, and
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Speaker 5: that's what writing about sports at its best, I think,
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Speaker 5: is to give that insight. The Draft is full of them.
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Speaker 5: There's two hundred and fifty five stories like that, and
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Speaker 5: they just some of them haven't been told yet.
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Speaker 2: M H, no doubt, no doubt about it. By the way,
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Speaker 2: it's one of the reasons I've traded in Stokes from Arizona.
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Speaker 2: He's been there for six years, all six years friscollegiate career.
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Speaker 2: It's one of the reasons why I'm I've already went
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Speaker 2: out and said that he's going to be a Seahawk, right, Yeah.
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Speaker 5: And you're not wrong in thinking that they noticed that
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Speaker 5: six years in particular. Now six years is another matter.
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Speaker 5: And the guy twenty four to twenty five years old,
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Speaker 2: busy being good. Let's start with Peter Schrager, who takes
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Speaker 2: a lot of pride. He's gone from NFL Network to ESPN,
23:24
Speaker 2: but he takes a lot of pride in nailing these things,
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Speaker 2: maybe as much as anybody out there. And he makes
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Speaker 2: are what I am hearing from the people in these
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Speaker 2: organizations that I've developed relationships with over the years. So
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Speaker 2: this morning he came out with his final mock draft,
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Speaker 2: and I'll share a little bit of it with you
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Speaker 2: because they are this is truly a mock draft based
23:52
Speaker 2: on rumors. And so number three he does have Arizona
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Speaker 2: taking Jeremiah Love. So it is happening. I put it
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Speaker 2: out in the universe, and it is going to happen.
24:02
Speaker 2: It really feels that way. Awful lot of conversation about this.
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Speaker 2: I'm not sure what people's hold up is. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I get it. I get the argument about running backs.
24:13
Speaker 2: I'm sort of there with you. But running backs, maybe
24:18
Speaker 2: you don't draft them high, but there are certain ones,
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Speaker 2: there are special ones that are worth and you can
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Speaker 2: draft him as high as you want. Saquon Barkley put
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Speaker 2: the Eagles organization on his back and won a Super Bowl,
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Speaker 2: you know, and you know it took a little time
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Speaker 2: for him to get to being that good. He had
24:34
Speaker 2: to get fixed by the Giants before they let him walk.
24:37
Speaker 2: But he's an example. B Jeon Robinson, Christian mccaffre. If
24:41
Speaker 2: you get a Christian McCaffrey, oh gosh, at three overall,
24:44
Speaker 2: how are you not taking that? Well, that's what you got.
24:47
Speaker 2: He might catch a hundred passes. He might go a
24:49
Speaker 2: thousand yards receiving and not right out of the bat,
24:51
Speaker 2: because they do have some offensive line issues obviously there
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Speaker 2: in Arizona, and a quarterback that probably won't take the
24:57
Speaker 2: heat off of them. But I don't think they're gonna
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Speaker 2: throw them right into the I think he has that
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Speaker 2: ability though eventually in his career. So to me, I
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Speaker 2: think it's going to happen. And as I said, this
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Speaker 2: is what started this entire rumor, was the Cardinals want
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Speaker 2: a face of the franchise. It's not easy to just promote,
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Speaker 2: you know, Francis MAUI goa and put them on a
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Speaker 2: big billboard and you know, sell tickets. No, you put
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25:26
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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, and you're going to see the instant benefit
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Speaker 6: of him. I mean, you know, with a line lineman,
25:37
Speaker 6: it's not as glamorous. You're not seeing all the fun.
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Speaker 2: That probably the smarter way to go it is, but
25:41
Speaker 2: build the interior first and then add your pieces. But
25:44
Speaker 2: I just don't think the Cardinals are smart well.
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Speaker 3: And they want to make their fans happy, and that's
25:48
Speaker 3: what's going to make their fans happy.
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Speaker 2: He also suggests that yes, he's another one of these
25:53
Speaker 2: that believes in the miracle. At thirty fourth pick, you
25:56
Speaker 2: had another person that has decided that, yes, the Cardinals
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Speaker 2: and the Seahawks are going to trade the Cardinals into
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Speaker 2: the first round with the Seahawks to get Ty Simpson,
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Speaker 2: the quarterback out of Alabama, and the Seahawks drop down
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Speaker 2: to number thirty four. And then that's where his mock ends.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't tell us who the Seahawks are interested in
26:15
Speaker 2: at thirty four, but I'm saying it's trading stoops.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and also shrikes, come on, don't slack.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly where's your seven round mock? You loser? The
26:23
Speaker 2: Giants are they just throwing shade? My answer is yes,
26:27
Speaker 2: they sit there at five and ten. They've thrown out
26:30
Speaker 2: all sorts of stuff out of New York regarding how
26:35
Speaker 2: much they like Jordan Tyson, and I'm not buying it
26:37
Speaker 2: for a second. I think that what the New York
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Speaker 2: Giants are doing is that they're throwing a little bit
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Speaker 2: of Shane shade at the National Football League, making them
26:47
Speaker 2: think that they're looking for a wide receiver had number ten,
26:50
Speaker 2: even though they don't have any interest in doing that.
26:53
Speaker 2: I think they won an offensive lineman at ten, and
26:55
Speaker 2: I think they're going to take Caleb Downs, the safety
26:58
Speaker 2: out of Ohio State, at five. This is the John
27:00
Speaker 2: Harpball era. They're going to run things a little differently now.
27:04
Speaker 2: And John Harball wants gamers. He wants guys that just
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Speaker 2: love ball. And his best defensive player on his last
27:12
Speaker 2: Baltimore Ravens team was a safety. And this is the
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Speaker 2: surest thing in the draft, Caleb Downs. He might not
27:18
Speaker 2: be a home run, but he is a stand up double.
27:21
Speaker 2: He is a stand up triple possibly, and so I
27:25
Speaker 2: think that's going to be the fifth pick. And then
27:27
Speaker 2: at number ten he wants to move down, so he
27:30
Speaker 2: wants the Ram. The Rams have gone to the Rams
27:33
Speaker 2: that feels like have let too many people know that
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Speaker 2: they want Makai Lemon, and so I think what they're
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Speaker 2: throwing out there is that they're in the market for
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Speaker 2: a wide receiver and they're throwing around Tyson and they're
27:46
Speaker 2: throwing all out around Lemon at ten, and I don't
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Speaker 2: think the Giants have any interest in that. I think
27:51
Speaker 2: they're trying to get the Rams to come up, and
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Speaker 2: then if they can move down to thirteen get a
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Speaker 2: couple extra picks, they get the guy they wanted anyway,
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Speaker 2: which I think is going to be one of the Polynesians,
28:02
Speaker 2: whether it's Mauiga out of Miami the tackle or Iowane
28:07
Speaker 2: the guard out of Penn State. That's what I think
28:09
Speaker 2: the master game plan is with the New York Giants,
28:11
Speaker 2: and that's what I'm reporting as rumor.
28:13
Speaker 3: I like it when teams play mind games at this time.
28:16
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, one, I think that's what they're doing.
28:18
Speaker 3: Hey, you got to play all the little draftmas games, right.
28:21
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh maybe we want a receiver.
28:24
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh that I hadn't thought about that before. But no, and.
28:28
Speaker 2: Apparently this Mackay Lemon people are not thrown off by him.
28:31
Speaker 3: Well that's weird to me.
28:32
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I think he's gonna end up going pretty
28:35
Speaker 2: I all saw mock this morning as him going seventh, seventh,
28:39
Speaker 2: so Washington.
28:40
Speaker 3: And then they're gonna be like, oh, it's so weird
28:42
Speaker 3: as attitude's bad. We had no idea exactly.
28:45
Speaker 2: So a lot of people talk about trading down, but
28:47
Speaker 2: it doesn't sound like anybody's talking about trading up. I
28:49
Speaker 2: don't think there's going to be nearly as much activity.
28:52
Speaker 2: There was another stocking stuff for rumor yesterday that the
28:55
Speaker 2: Cleveland Browns have all but announced we're trading down now.
28:58
Speaker 2: Whether or not they've got a dance partner, we shall see,
29:01
Speaker 2: but they're sitting there at number six. They're apparently in
29:04
Speaker 2: the market for a tackle, and it's the deepest first
29:07
Speaker 2: round position that there is. So maybe Cleveland has four
29:11
Speaker 2: or five guys that they like at that position, would
29:13
Speaker 2: like to move down, but they got to find a
29:15
Speaker 2: dance partner to move up. Dallas has been thrown out
29:19
Speaker 2: there as a possibility. And then the other spot where
29:22
Speaker 2: I think you could see somebody move up. Detroit's another team.
29:26
Speaker 2: They have maybe the most glaring need in this entire draft.
29:30
Speaker 2: They need a left tackle. They let Taylor Decker walk,
29:34
Speaker 2: they have an immobile quarterback. I think they almost everybody's
29:39
Speaker 2: mocking a tackle to the Detroit Lions, And so if
29:43
Speaker 2: you have a specific tackle you want, if you have
29:46
Speaker 2: in mind, and you're behind them at number seventeen, then
29:51
Speaker 2: I think that could be a slot where people move
29:53
Speaker 2: up to sixteen with the Jets and try to get
29:56
Speaker 2: ahead of the Detroit Lions, not that you're going to
29:59
Speaker 2: steal who they want, but just to make sure they
30:02
Speaker 2: don't steal who you want, Okay. And so if I
30:05
Speaker 2: think maybe Philadelphia could be in that conversation to get
30:09
Speaker 2: up there and a few others to try to get
30:11
Speaker 2: up ahead of the Detroit Lions. But those are the
30:14
Speaker 2: teams that are at the back of the first round
30:18
Speaker 2: of the draft. Maybe even a Pittsburgh could do that.
30:20
Speaker 2: Pittsburgh seems to be in the market for a tackle,
30:23
Speaker 2: an offensive lineman. Maybe they're a team that could do that.
30:27
Speaker 2: Even the New England Patriots who are talking about getting
30:30
Speaker 2: an offensive lineman, could possibly do that. So there you go,
30:33
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Speaker 5: Time.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but they've obviously kind of lost their way with this,
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Speaker 2: and I'm just gonna blame it on one thing, the
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Speaker 2: NBA lottery. I think it was a pretty good idea
31:36
Speaker 2: at one point, but not only has it not curbed
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Speaker 2: tanking over the years, it may have made it worse.
31:44
Speaker 2: And not only has it made it worse tanking, the
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Speaker 2: NBA has looked like they're rigging the damn thing for
31:55
Speaker 2: better part of a quarter century. Now, maybe they're not.
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Speaker 2: There are plenty of smart people that would tell me
31:59
Speaker 2: I'm out of my mind for saying that. But there
32:02
Speaker 2: are enough people out there, including those who've been drafted,
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Speaker 2: who believe that it was rigged, including Lebron James and
32:09
Speaker 2: Shaquille O'Neill, that believe that it was rigged that I
32:14
Speaker 2: would think that the NBA at this point as tired
32:18
Speaker 2: of people thinking that, especially if they're innocent, like Mike Rabel. Yeah,
32:22
Speaker 2: if you're innocent, then wouldn't you want to just like, Ah,
32:25
Speaker 2: right enough, I'm tired. I haven't done anything wrong here.
32:29
Speaker 2: But they might not change it because it does give
32:33
Speaker 2: them the opportunity to manipulate who they want the best
32:37
Speaker 2: picks to go to, what organizations that particular talent will
32:42
Speaker 2: best benefit the league by sending him there. Well, there's
32:46
Speaker 2: enough smoke there that many have yelled fire, including myself.
32:51
Speaker 2: But I think about just what we've gone through this
32:54
Speaker 2: past year in the NBA. It has been the most
32:58
Speaker 2: glaring tanking season of all time because of the number
33:02
Speaker 2: of great NBA talent prospects that have been generated from
33:08
Speaker 2: this particular class. They believe there's ten twelve guys that
33:11
Speaker 2: could be real difference makers at the top of this draft.
33:14
Speaker 2: So more teams than ever have decided to tank this year.
33:18
Speaker 2: And think about it, So you did whatever you could
33:23
Speaker 2: if you're the Washington Wizards and the Indiana Pacers and
33:26
Speaker 2: the Brooklyn Nets over the course of the last year,
33:29
Speaker 2: and for the Wizards for the last ten years, and
33:32
Speaker 2: for the Nets, the last five years, and for the
33:35
Speaker 2: Jazz the last ten years, and for the Sacramento Kings
33:39
Speaker 2: the last three years. I mean, the Pacers lost Haliburton.
33:42
Speaker 2: They were a good team. They lost Haliburton and decided
33:45
Speaker 2: to just let Turner walk, their second best player because
33:48
Speaker 2: they wanted to get a high draft pick this year.
33:50
Speaker 2: So they spent the entire season tanking this year to
33:53
Speaker 2: get into the best position possible to get a high
33:58
Speaker 2: draft pick in the NBA Draft. But at least they've
34:01
Speaker 2: only been doing it for a year. The Wizards have
34:03
Speaker 2: been doing it since nineteen eighty five.
34:06
Speaker 3: That's a long time.
34:07
Speaker 2: And think about all the win into you and your
34:11
Speaker 2: lack of integrity. And I get the argument like we
34:15
Speaker 2: gotta do this. It's we gotta get talent, and we
34:18
Speaker 2: got to get the top talent otherwise we can't turn
34:20
Speaker 2: this thing around. But think about, like, we're not going
34:23
Speaker 2: to try to compete. We're going to basically snort snot
34:27
Speaker 2: in the face of what it is to be a
34:30
Speaker 2: competitor for over a decade, just for a fourteen percent
34:36
Speaker 2: chance to win a rigged lottery.
34:39
Speaker 3: It seems really stupid when you put it that way.
34:43
Speaker 7: We're gonna We're going to basically sell our souls for
34:47
Speaker 7: a less than fifteen percent chance, the same exact chance
34:53
Speaker 7: as the Pacers have of winning it and the Nets
34:56
Speaker 7: have of winning it. But we're gonna sell our to
35:00
Speaker 7: the sports devil just to have a fourteen percent chance
35:06
Speaker 7: to win a rig lottery that if I was rigging it,
35:10
Speaker 7: if I was Adam Silver, and I did have a
35:14
Speaker 7: huge problem with tanking in my league, and I'm tired
35:17
Speaker 7: of answering questions about tanking, I would be more vote
35:21
Speaker 7: motivated to rig this year's lottery than any lottery in
35:25
Speaker 7: my entire life. There is no way on friggin earth
35:28
Speaker 7: I'm gonna reward teams that lost on purpose and put
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Speaker 7: me through that pr nightmare this last year, these last
35:35
Speaker 7: three years, these last ten years.
35:37
Speaker 2: There's no way I'm gonna reward them. I've rigged this
35:40
Speaker 2: thing a thousand times. I'll do it one thousand and one.
35:43
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give the number one pick to the Chicago Bulls,
35:47
Speaker 2: you know whatever. I'm just gonna randomly, like I'm gonna go,
35:50
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna give it to somebody that I know
35:52
Speaker 2: didn't rig it. I'm gonna give it to the thunder.
35:54
Speaker 2: Oh god, you have a one point five percent chance
35:56
Speaker 2: of winning. But at least I know they weren't tanking. Yeah,
35:59
Speaker 2: I mean, what is the method behind his madness with this? Yeah?
36:05
Speaker 2: Maybe he's hundred percent innocent. And again, maybe I'm going
36:09
Speaker 2: to discover oil in my bathroom.
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Speaker 3: Oh if you do, can I have something?
36:13
Speaker 2: Yeah? This afternoon. So it's just how absurd is this
36:19
Speaker 2: entire process? So I just say reckless at breakfast flush
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Speaker 2: the entire lottery system come up with a completely different
36:25
Speaker 2: way to determine draft order and have it to do
36:30
Speaker 2: with the merits of trying to accomplish something versus trying
36:35
Speaker 2: to lose on purpose in order to get better picks
36:39
Speaker 2: from a process that might not even be on the
36:41
Speaker 2: up and up.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, And it seems like there's a lot of ways
36:44
Speaker 6: that you could try to fix it, and I'm sure
36:46
Speaker 6: there's problems with each one, but at least try Yeah.
36:50
Speaker 2: Even the brand new women's hockey league has come up
36:55
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37:01
Speaker 6: That league super, I mean, and good for them for
37:03
Speaker 6: recognizing that could be a real problem. They said, okay, well,
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Speaker 6: once you're eliminated, then you start earning points based on
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Speaker 6: your wins after you're eliminated, and the team with the
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Speaker 6: most points gets number one pick.
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Speaker 2: Well, if nothing, if this doesn't make my point, I
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Speaker 2: don't know what does for all of those that think
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Speaker 2: I'm crazy for saying this stuff. Why would you creep
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Speaker 2: with the process if you think people think it's rigged.
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Speaker 3: That's what I don't understand.
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Speaker 2: Why haven't you changed it? And the reason you haven't
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Speaker 2: changed it is because you do want to manipulate it, right,
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Speaker 2: You do want it in your power.
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Speaker 3: And they think if we don't change it, then that'll
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Speaker 3: prove we're not rigging it.
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Speaker 2: Well, no, you do want it in your control. And
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Speaker 2: my guess is whoever plays ball with the NBA on
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Speaker 2: the Janna Santa Ktumpo Like, if the Milwaukee Bucks play
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Speaker 2: ball this offseason and trade him to a team that
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Speaker 2: the NBA wants them to be traded to, then they'll
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Speaker 2: get the number one pick. And they only have a
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Speaker 2: three percent chance right now, Yeah, but they'll get the
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Speaker 2: number one pick. It's not that much lower than having
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Speaker 2: a fourteen percent chance. And team spent an entire decade
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Speaker 2: trying to tank just to get a fourteen percent chance
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Speaker 2: of winning a rig Lager.
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Speaker 6: I mean, if you think it was just a coincidence
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Speaker 6: that Dallas got Cooper Flags, then Golden.
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Speaker 2: State, it's a two percent chance. Maybe Adam Silver thinks, hey,
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Speaker 2: I want to get Steph another talent before he's done.
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Speaker 2: Who knows what the method is? All right? Coming up
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Speaker 2: next draft, miss Catalog comes your way. It's the last
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Speaker 2: position group we will break down and maybe in your eyes,
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Speaker 2: the most important position group for the Seahawks this draft season.
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Speaker 2: We take a look at the running backs on KJR