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Episode 5 - NFL Takes · The So-Called Sports Analysts

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Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome everybody to another episode of the so called
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Sports Analyst. I am your host, Alfonso Portill. This is episode number
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five and we have a lot to talk about today, so let's go out
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and get straight into it. So first we have the Philadelphia Eagles was to
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San Francisco forty nine ers. The score it was thirty one to seven.
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It was all Philly the entire time. And even though Rock Purty he did
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go out in this game, even if he was in this game, the
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way that the defense was playing and the Philadelphia Eagles were able to run the
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ball, this is not going to be a close game no matter who was
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in the game or what quarterback was in this game, because the Eagles they
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looked like a buzz all the entire time. And Rock Purty, guess he
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did go out early in the first quarter. Then John Johnson, their backup,
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he did get a concussion. But I still don't think, like I
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said, the Niners would have found a way to win, because, like
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I said, this game was going to be one of the trenches which defense
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and offensive line went out physical the other line, and obviously that went to
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Philadelphia right there, and Jalen Hurts. He did not have the best game
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here. I believe he only had one hundred and twenty one passing yards and
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he was about fifteen for twenty five. But he made the throws that he
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needed to make. And the one thing that he did do unlike Geno Smith
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and Dak Prescott, is he did not turn the ball over. He did
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just enough to get this offense to move down the field. And even at
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that, he had a bad game, and it still still scored thirty one
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points against one of the best rated defenses in San Francisco forty nine ers,
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which is a very tall task, and they did have one hundred and forty
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eight rushing yards and they were able to which we've never seen this entire season
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a team actually bully the Niners. And it's going to be very interesting to
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see because the way that they played against the San Francisco forty nine ers,
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I believe if they do play that way against the Chiefs, they could win
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very easily and handily. I'm not going to give out predictions yet either.
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I'm gonna say that for next Thursday, because I still gotta break down that
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game a little bit more. But like I was, saying earlier the San
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Francisco forty nine ers. Other than that one drive when Christian McCaffrey he did
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only could to get him a touchdown drive, they did not look good at
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all. The offensive line was getting dominated defensive line. They're being pushed back
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about three or four yards, which is unacceptable. But that's what made Fred
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Warner Drake green Law, that's what made them so much better. Or when
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you have your defensive line holding the other opposing offensive line, you could have
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your linebackers run through the A, B or C or D gap and they're
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able to hit the running back straight in the backfield. Then they're able to
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roam and then just play the past. But obviously against Philly they could not
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do that. But we shouldn't have been surprised by this because Philadelphia they have
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been doing this to every single team every year, other than the Dallas Cowboys,
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which they had their backup Gardner Minshewing. But that leads me to another
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point right here. Jana Hurts he's the youngest player to reach the Super Bowl
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at twenty four years old, which is not being talked about, and it
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should be talked about because he has played well enough to get a fifty to
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sixty million dollar contract, and I believe that as of right now, he
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is playing like a top five quarterback and he has been the second best quarterback
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in the league this season, which means that the only quarterback he is not
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playing better than is Mahomes. And we'll be able to see that next Sunday,
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so we'll really be able to see who has been the best quarterbacks so
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far. Not even to mention Patrick Mahomes, he wasn't even that healthy,
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so who knows, Maybe Jalen Hurts who played Patrick Mahomes, and we'll take
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the best quarterback round this year. But speaking of Patrick Mahomes, let's go
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out and get into the Cincinnati Vangals and Kansas City Chiefs. The final score
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was twenty three to twenty. This game played out exactly how I expected it
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to be. I expected the score to be twenty four twenty Chiefs with the
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late touchdown drive to Mahomes, but obviously it was a field goal. I'm
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gonna go out and address it first with the josh Osie late rough in the
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bath or unnecessary roughness. Yes, that did cost the Cincinnati Bengals them to
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move up fifteen yards, right there. But I still do believe that Patrick
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Mahomes. I believe those about nine say has left on the clock. I
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still believe that he could have led the Chiefs to another eight ten yards and
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still get them in field goal range and plus all. To mention Joe Burrow,
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he didn't have a good game. He had two hundred seventy yards to
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touchdown in two interceptions, and the offensive line they looked terrible. They had
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five sacks. Joe Burrow he had a fifty point six QBR which measures a
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quarterbacks way throughout the entire game. He did not look good this entire game,
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which I am surprised by because usually in these playoff games he usually steps
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up to the plate. But you have to give credit to Steve Spagnola,
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he called a perfect game. And Chris Jones. He looked like the best
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defensive player in the entire league the way he was dominating and even on double
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teams too, and when they needed it the most late in the game,
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there was about two minutes and thirty seconds left Chris Jones who got a big
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sack on third down to end up getting the ball back to Patrick Mahomes.
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But that's why I think that Joseph Joseph Osai played right there that in determine
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the outcome of the game, because they had plenty of chances to win.
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And like I said, two minutes and two minutes and thirty seconds left on
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the clock, and you're telling me you can't even pick up a first down
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to possibly just change the field position. That's just unacceptable right there. And
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I know Kansas City's defense, they have not looked good all year, but
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they're secondary who was full of rookies. They're finally finally starting to come of
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age. But which that happens towards later in the season because you have the
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rookies who they're getting more playing time and then they know how to attack certain
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leverages. They know what routes that the wider shivers are gonna run there,
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they know their tendencies. So they are developing very well. And you have
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to give that credited coaching, which any Reid, Steve Spagnola, they are
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some of the best coaches in the league, but you expect that from them.
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And the reason why I say I had to point out this secondary is
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because for most of for the most part, they locked up T Higgins and
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Jamar Chase I know t Higgins he did have a touchdown. Jamar Chase,
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he did have seventy five yards. But other than that, those chunk yardage
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plays, they weren't effective on the game. Other than the t Higgins touchdowns,
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there weren't plays where you're like, oh, okay, that's gonna change
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right there, that's gonna shift the momentum. That never happened in that game.
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They just let him have short yardage and make and make T Higgins and
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Jamar Chase have to break three or four tackles in order to just be able
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to get a first down, which again, the Kansas City Chiefs, they
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came prepared. And this is gonna leave the Cincinnati Bengals in a tough spot
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right here, because this is the third year of Joe Burrow. You're gonna
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go into the fourth year of Joe Burrow on his rookie contract, which means
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you're gonna have to pay Joe Burrow soon. He is about to be getting
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paid fifty to sixty million dollars a year, so which rightfully so he does
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deserve. He has been one of the best quarterbacks this entire season and even
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throughout these past two years he's played like the second or third best quarterback in
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the entire league. But with paying Joe Burrow, you still need to pay
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te Higgins who is a top fifteen receiver. You're gonna need to pay Jesse
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Bates who is a top five safety, Von Bell who is a serviceable safety.
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Hayden Hurst, he is a tied end that is solid. Whenever Jamar
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Chase and t Higgins are being locked up, then you have guys like Jermaine
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Prap and other guys that step up when they need it. But you're not
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gonna be able to pay those guys because Joe Burrow, like I said,
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he does deserve his money, but you're not going to have as much talent
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on the team as you once did. And this is gonna be scary because
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Kansas City they were kind of going through a rebuilding phase this year because they
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trade Awaits Eyrek Hill. They got a bunch of draft picks, they drafted
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a bunch of young guys and they were developing them. And now they're gonna
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have some cap space this offseason to even make a move again, which is
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ridiculous. So you're telling me the Kansas City Chiefs in a somewhat rebuilding reboot
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year, they're able to make it out of the AFC, which is the
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toughest conference by far, and they don't even have the best team they possibly
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can with Patrick Mahomes. It's not gonna look good for everybody else in the
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AFC because Patrick Mahomes is no doubt, the best quarterback. Andy Reid is
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in the AFC, the best head coach, Travis Kelsey is the best tight
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end. So it's gonna be tough for a bunch of teams out here to
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actually be able to compete with the Kansas City Chiefs. So yeah, and
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we'll see. I'm just so excited about this Kansas City versus Philadelphia game because
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it's gonna be very interesting to see who's gonna be able to actually do what
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in this game. But again, I'll have to figure that out next next
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Thursday, and I'll tell you my predictions then. But for now, let's
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go ahead and get into the Dallas Cowboys. So the Dallas Cowboys they mutually
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part of the ways with Kellen Moore and Kellen Moore he ended up going to
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the Chargers and ended up becoming the offensive coordinator, and Mike McCarthy he is
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going to be calling place and everybody. They've been having a bunch of backlash
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from that, so I've done some research. So Kelly Moore, he ran
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an offensive scheme that was called the Air Corrio offense. The Air Corrio it
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was designed by Don Corrio and it was in order to help a team that
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was inferior then a team that had more talent and be able to spread the
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ball across the field. So that's what the air Corrio system is, and
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that is based off of timing routes, option routes, and the quarterback throwing
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the ball before the wide receiver gets there. And when it does work,
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you're able to get a lot of points. But when it does not work,
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it could cause inconsistency in the offense and a bunch of turnovers. And
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we did see that because with Dak Prescott underneath this offense, he did have
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forty interceptions in four years, and one of those years he was injured,
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so he only played five games in the season, and the first three years
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of Dak Prescott's career when he was under Scot Lenahan, he only had twenty
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five interceptions. So you could see the big difference from Dak Prescott under Scott
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Lenahan, who is a safe, conservative offensive coordinator compared to Kellen Moore,
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who was this young, innovative offensive coordinator who liked to throw the ball stretch
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of field, get as many points as you can. And that's why Dak
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he has been putting up these numbers, but it hasn't been translated into wins.
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So I understand why Mike McCarthy let go of Kellen Moore and he's going
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to be calling place and Mike McCarthy his offensive scheme is the West Coast system.
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So what the West Coast system is, It's a bunch of short routes,
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letting your skill position players make the big play that's needed, run after
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catch, and they need to be able to catch the ball on heavy traffic.
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Because all you're gonna ask for your quarterback to do is look at the
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two options they have in whatever play they call, and if option one isn't
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open, go to option two. If option two isn't open, you could
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either scramble out and run or you throw the ball away. So basically,
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this offense is basically a robotic offense for the quarterback in order for him just
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say one two not there, go or if not throw the ball away,
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which I believe is smart in order to fix Dak Prescott's interception problem. But
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will it translate to wins? That's the biggest concern right there. And Mike
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McCarthy from two thousand and two thousand and four, he was with the Saints
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as an offensive coordinator there for five years and they finished scoring in the NFC
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in two thousand and two, but all five years he did call plays.
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There were top ten offenses, and they did not have the most talent on
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that team, but they were able to score a bunch of points and not
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all of it translated to wins. But again, you can have the right
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scheme, but you do need the personnel in order to win you those games.
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And with the Packers, so Mike McCarthy got hired as a head coach
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for the Green Bay Packers in two thousand and six and he was calling plays
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till twenty fifteen, so he called plays for nine years and averaging out those
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nine years, he was ranked the eighth best offense throughout the entire span of
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those nine years and had an average undred point differential, which that includes offense
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how many points they score and defense how many points they allow. I included
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that staff because he is a head coach for the Cowboys, so he is
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controlling both sides systematically, and say that's what he did for the Packers.
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And with Aaron Rodgers his Pro Football Focus grade. With Mike McCarthy as a
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head coach, his average was seventy seven, a seventy seven Pro Football Focus
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grade, which is not a grade average, but it's a good average for
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a good quarterback. And without Mike McCarthy, Aaron Rodgers Pro Football Focus grade
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is a seventy six. Since he's been with Mount mcfloor, so there's been
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just a slight difference, there's not that much of a difference. So Aaron
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Rodgers is still Aaron Rodgers. So that means that Dak Prescott, he still
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is going to be somewhat of the same quarterback he once was, but it's
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just not going to be as turnover prone as he once did, which did
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end up costing this team in the playoffs and possibly a chance of the NFC
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Championship Game or maybe Super Bowl. So even with I'm going back to the
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air cordial offense. It was mainly based off of one running back, three
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wide receivers, and having a tight end out and a bunch of motion which
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was very pass heavy in which that's why you did see Kevin Moore sometimes not
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running the ball. But that's why Mike McCarthy he is going to be taking
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over place in the West Coast offense. It is a robotic system, but
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they do focus on running the ball first and relying on that play action or
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sometimes even bootleg. So I do believe there's going to be changes made to
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this team right here and possibly who they do go out after, because changing
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to a whole different scheme requires a lot of different players. Obviously, unlike
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your superstar players, you're still gonna have a Ceedee Lamb. They might bring
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back Tony Pollard, Michael Gallup, he's gonna be back because he's underneath that
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contract. But they're gonna have to look for new players in the draft.
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The first one that has been mentioned a lot is like I said earlier,
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you need a player that could catch the ball from any position and run after
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catch. And the main main skill position player that has been brought up for
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the Dallas Cowboys to draft is Bijean Robinson, who he is a running back
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from Texas. He does have nice film on him and he has looked like
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the best running back prospect since say Quon Barkley as far as hype and potential
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and what he can be, and I do understand and as far as some
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people wanting Bijean Robinson over a cornerback or a wide receiver, but that isn't
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the most essential need to this team. I believe that with the West Coast
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offense, you do have a running back already in Tony Pollard. I believe
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that Tony Pollard he will be coming back, be getting franchise tagged. As
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far as with Ezekiel Elliott, I'm not sure about that. They have been
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talking about restructuring his contract and him not wanting to restructure, so we'll see
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about that. But the main running back that will be used in this West
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Coast offense will be Tony Pollard because he fits it perfectly. And that's why
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I don't see Bijean Robinson being drafted with your first pick and you having Tony
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Pollard there, who is more than enough to be able to handle the workload,
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because we saw him do that this year and make it to the Pro
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Bowl. Who I think they should go after is some of the wide receivers.
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Jackson Smith and Jebbo from Ohio State, Quinnin Johnson from TCU, or
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you could go get a Jail and Hyatt from Tennessee. Those are all receivers
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that can't catch the ball. Jackson, Smith and Jebbo can catch the ball
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the best, but they can all run after catch, and they're also deep
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threats too. Or you could use hypothetically speaking, you could use that first
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pick on a cornerback, on a defensive linement, a linebacker is safety,
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or maybe Bijean Robinson, and then you go trade a second round pick for
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a guy like DeAndre Hopkins, who is more than capable enough to catch the
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ball in traffic and run after catch, but he is older and does have
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a more expensive contract. And we do see with the Dallas Cowboys there's a
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path durn as far as with a wide receiver that makes a big contract and
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it is not originally from the Dallas Cowboys. They're quick to cut bay with
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them. You've seen this with Tarall Lowens back in twenty ten, and we
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saw this just last year with the Mark Cooper and a Mark Cooper he's only
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twenty seven years old, so they may be real hesitant to trade for DeAndre
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Hopkins, but he would fit this system perfectly. So it's gonna be tough
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to see who the Cowboys they do really draft in this because, like I
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said, the West Coast offense, it is a run after catch based offense
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and making your skill position players win you these games, and the quarterback just
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has to be the robot order. Take for perfect example, the San Francisco
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forty nine ers brought Purdy. Yeah, I know, you have to be
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more than capable enough quarterback, possibly good quarterback to win eight games in a
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row and win two playoff games. But look at the skill position players they
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have, and they do run a West Coast offeign offense. They do have
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Deebo Samuel who's one of the best wide receivers, Brendon and I who was
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one of the best young wide receivers, George Kittle, a top three tied
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end, Christian McCaffrey, the best running back in the NFL, Kyle Uschek,
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Elijah Mitchell. So you do have the players for this quarterback, and
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you could see throughout these games that all he was just needed to do was
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throw it to the skill position player or hand it off and let those guys
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make a play and look how far it's gotten them over the past. I
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believe Kyle Shanahan's been there six seven years. They've been to the NFC Championship
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Game four or five times, I believe. So this is it does work,
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and it did even get them to a Super Bowl. And Dak Prescott
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he is better than Brock Purty. So I can't see this offense working for
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the Dallas Cowboys and possibly even going further. And I especially like it because
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Mike McCarthy his job is on the line this season and he is going to
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have to prove to the front office that he can lead this team to a
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Super Bowl or to an NFC Championship Game. But like I said, I
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like this because not only is he betting on these skill the skill position players
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and taking it out of Dak Prescott's hands, which at sometimes he could be
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a liability, but he's also putting it into his hands as far as if
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he does get fired, it will be his fault because when Kellamorne was there,
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he didn't have full control of the offense. He only had to say
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so as far as we're going forward on fourth down, So you could be
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conservative right here, but he didn't get to pick the place. Mike McCarthy.
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He is going to be able to do that. And he has had
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of history of having good offenses or even capable of offenses of winning the Super
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Bowl. We saw that in twenty eleven. He also did have Aaron Rodgers,
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but Aaron Rodgers in his first few years did not look as good as
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now we know him to be. As Aaron Rodgers. The first year he
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did stand out was twenty twenty eleven, and that's the year that they won
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the Super Bowl. So who knows, maybe Dak Prescott he's able to unlock
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something that we have not seen as Cowboy fans. But let's go ahead and
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get into the next TOPI. So Sean Payton has agreed to terms to go
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to the Denver Broncos for a first round pick and a second round pick for
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Sean Payton and a third round pick from the New Orleans Saints because Sean Payton
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he was still under contract with the Saints, so he had to be traded
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to the Denver Broncos. And then you have Damaic o' ryan's who was a
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defensive coordinator for the San Francisco forty nine ers. He agreed to turns on
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a six year deal to the Houston Texas. So the Denver Broncos, I
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really like this move right here. This just shows that the Denver Broncos,
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they are going all in with Russell Wilson and this team. They do believe
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that Sean Payton can get him over the top. And I believe he's more
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than capable enough to do that because the worst head coaching seasons Sean Payton has
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ever had was seven and nine, but even that they started four and two
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in the season and the starting quarterback got hurt that season. Deals with Jameis
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Winston not even the most not even a top ten quarterback in the league.
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And throughout the whole time Sean Payton he has been a head coach, He's
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called the plays majority of the time, and they've had top ten offenses.
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And he knows how to fix quarterbacks. Even when Drew Brees. Drew Brees
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and Russell Wilson, they're similar in a way. They are both shorter quarterbacks.
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Obviously, Russell Wilson he is more mobile, not as mobile as he
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used to be, but he knows what to do with these smaller quarterbacks in
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order to have them in the right plays, right position to make the right
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thrown and the Denver Broncos all they needed last year was to not score under
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seventeen points and they'd win. And I believe this that they'd be fifteen and
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two if they scored over seventeen points in every game. And in the NFL,
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especially nowadays, how the offenses are, seventeen points is not much.
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You could get twenty four points in a first half. So I'm not saying
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that Sean Payne he's gonna turn this team into the twenty fourteen Broncos where they
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were the highest scoring offense in the league. Russell Wilson he's gonna throw fifty
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six fifty seven touchdowns. I'm not saying that, but I'm saying with a
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defense that we did see last year, I don't think they're gonna stay at
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that same level because that was a really great defense. They may take a
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step back, but I do believe that Sean Payne can get Russell Wilson to
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become a top twelve fifteen quarterback, not even a top five quarterback with the
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strong defense that they have, and they can get into the playoffs. I
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don't think a contender because you still have Kansas City there, you still have
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the Bengals there, Buffalo, Jacksonville, They're going to get better. Who
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knows what happens with Lamar Jackson or any other move that does happen in the
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offseason, possibly Aaron Rodgers going to Tennessee. But it will turn the Denver
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Broncos into a team that could possibly make a Super Bowl run. Say if
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somebody gets hurt or somebody gets traded in the middle of the season offseason,
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they can make a run. So I really do like this move, and
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I'm excited to see what Sean Payton can do to fix a quarterback like Russell
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Wilson who did have one of the worst seasons in his career, and with
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Damiko Ryan's he went to the Texans. He was a former Houston Texans player.
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He is thirty eight years old, so he is a young coach and
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that's what we are seeing nowadays. Other than that Sean Payton higher, we
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are seeing these younger coaches come in because they are the same age as a
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locker room, so they're able to embrace everything new about football, the schematics,
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and I believe that he can turn this team around and the Houston Texans
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organization. They do have faith in Damiko Ryan's because the past two years they
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did have two separate coaches and David Culley and Lovey Smith, and they did
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fire him after the year. They did. They did coach for that season.
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But I believe if they did not believe in Damiko Ryan's they would not
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have gave him a six year deal. So they're giving him time in order
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to flip this team. And this team it's a young team. They don't
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have talent on this team. They don't have nobody where you could be like,
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oh, okay, that's one player that is going to be playing rate
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every single game. They don't have that player yet. But they do have
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a ton of cap space now, the third most cap space in the National
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Football League, and they do have the second overall pick. Maybe they do
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go for a Bryce Young will Levis, they go for somebody like that,
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or they could stock up this year, revamped the offense and defensive lines,
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and then possibly go get Caleb Williams next year. Then you'll really have a
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team right there. And Damiko Ryans throughout the three years he was a defensive
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coordinators. Two years ago, he had his team allowed seventeen point four points.
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So that's in twenty nineteen right there. In twenty twenty, the team
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allowed or the defense allowed sixteen point nine points per game, and this year
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they allowed sixteen point three points per game. And on I know there was
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plenty of talent on the team. You did have Nick Bosa, Fred Warner,
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how Funga, Jadevius Award, you did have those players. But before
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this season, you didn't know who Jadevious Award was, and he turned him
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into a top ten quarterback. You didn't know who how Fungo was, who
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is now one of the best safeties in the league. So he has turned
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multiple players into guys that are more than capable enough to be great players and
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great role players on the defense. So I have all the faith in the
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world that Damiko Ryan's he can turn this defense into maybe not the first year,
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but maybe in two two and a half years, turned this defense into
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a top ten defense. And if you just have a capable quarterback, not
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even a great quarterback, you have maybe a top fifteen quarterback, you can
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win games in this league and you could possibly make the playoffs because other than
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Jacksonville, the other teams in their division we don't know where they're going to
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be at because Tennessee they have Ryan Tannehill, but they have a limited sailing.
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Derrick Henry is only getting older, the defense is only getting older.
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Then you have the Indianapolis Colts, who we don't know who the quarterback is
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going to be. We don't even know who their head coach is going to
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be. Maybe it's gonna be Jeff Saturday again, but we saw how that
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happened. So other than the Jacksonville Jaguars, they have no threat in that
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division. And this may sound crazy as of right now, but I can
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see Damiko Ryan's turning this team into possibly will to be seven and ten,
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eight and nine win team because he does bring that intensity, excitement, and
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passion to his defense and that can translate to a team. The perfect example
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is Robert Sala. This is Robert sala second year of coaching and with the
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bad quarterback in Zach Wilson, he almost got that team to the playoffs.
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And they're almost identical as far as their coaching styles, bringing passion and energy.
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So I'm gonna be excited to see that. I don't think that they
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will get a quarterback this year or maybe they do trade for a quarterback in
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the off season, but we will see. And I'm just excited for these
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two of coaches and Sean Payton and Damiko Ryan's and what they are going to
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do for their team. And all right, the last topic right here.
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It was breaking news earlier on this morning. Tom Brady, the greatest player
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of all time and in football history, has retired. And he finished with
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two hundred and fifty one wins in the regular season, eighty two losses,
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sixty four point three completion percentage, eighty nine thousand, two hundred fourteen passing
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yards. That's more than nine thousand away from anybody else. So that's about
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two seasons worth for any quarterback, six hundred and forty nine touchdowns and at
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ninety seven point two QB rating just in the regular season and the postseason.
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Had thirteen thirteen thousand, four hundred yards, eighty eight touchdowns, sixty three
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percent completion percentage at ninety QBR and obviously ten Super Bowl appearances and he's won
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seven of those. And with Tom Brady, one thing that is so great
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about him is that he is good at everything. Because he was not the
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best regular season quarterback in NFL history that belongs to Peyton Manning. He was
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not the best postseason quarterback. That belongs to Joe Montana. But he was
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so good at every single thing you needed from a quarterback that makes him great.
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He had no weaknesses in his game as a quarterback. Maybe you can
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say mobility was a weakness, but he did have pocket presents and you know,
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and he knew just in time went to escape, when to throw the
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ball. He was a three time MVP and he had five Super Bowl MVPs.
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That's most in NFL history. And all of the Super Bowls that Tom
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Brady he did lose those three years, he lest he lost in a combined
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five points per time. So that means when he did lose, it was
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close, or it was out the buzzer, a last second field goal,
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or we could even go back to it the helmet catch. Then we have
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the Mario Manning have catch. Then obviously we have the Philadelphia Eagles who had
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that strip sack on Tom Brady at the very end. But other than that,
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in the game against Philadelphia, Tom Brady had over five hundred yards and
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four touchdowns. So Tom Brady he is the greatest of all time. Not
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because he's great and one specific thing, but he is good at everything.
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And that's gonna go ahead and wrap it up. Guys. I do appreciate
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you guys tuning in for episode number five, and you guys can follow me
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Underscore that's a L F O N s O zero three and I will see
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you guys next Thursday. Predictions are going to be coming out for the Super
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Bowl Cheese versus Eagles, some NBA takes, possibly Lebron James passing up Kreem
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Abdul Jabbar. But once again, thank you guys. I appreciate it.
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You guys take care. I will see you guys soon