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Is Kyle Shanahan on the HOT SEAT? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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linebacker, Mr. Jamie Winborn. Jamie, what's up, buddy?
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What's up fellas? What's saddening man?
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I'm I'm sorry about if you can't see me as good because I had to
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get in the car. I made it though.
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I owe you guys 1 so I'm sorry about that man.
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What's going on with y'all? I want to tell you something,
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Jamie, because it seems like it's like the number one place
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for NFL footballs to do interviews.
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We had Leroy Butler on our show Hall of Famer.
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Where was he hanging out? He was hanging out in his car.
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Pete Bursick, former NFL player. Where did he hang out?
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He hang out in his car. He was heading to I, if I'm not
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mistaken, Green Bay when he was going from Minnesota to Green
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Bay driving. So it seems like it's like a
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trend for NFL players. So we're not hating you.
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We love you. And I want to get in.
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I want to get into this collusion story.
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I don't know if you've heard anything about it.
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This this story has just been an absolute debacle as far as the
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NFL is concerned. It's not one of the biggest or
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the dumbest ones we've heard over the years.
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As we all know, Deflategate was just as dumb or even stupider
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we've ever heard when the NFL was trying to find some way to
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suspend tom-tom Brady when they should have suspended him years
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ago, including the the New England Patriots.
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Your thoughts to this collusion story, my friend?
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Man, you know, it's, it's kind of, it's kind of crazy, man.
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You know, I'm, I ain't gonna lie, I ain't gonna put it past
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the NFL, man. I, I, you know, I mean, I love
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what, you know, the fraternity I'm part of and stuff.
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But you know, those guys, they got some powerful people behind
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them, man. And, you know, wherever you find
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powerful people, you find some type of corruption.
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And that's just historically, you know, within a lot of things
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in this world. And, you know, I just hate to
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have to be like this, man. You know, I thought we were
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taking a lot of steps forward and but, you know, hey, it's
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brought itself to the forefront and you know, we're going to
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have to see what happens with. You you say what's going to
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happen to it. And I don't know if you know
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Lloyd Howell. I'm sure you've met him one once
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or twice. I'm sure a lot of guys have met
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him once or twice at the strip bar.
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And then there's Mr. Treader, who has been a part of the
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organization for such a long time and a guy that doesn't like
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or maybe probably doesn't keep his little snake in his pants.
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Have you met any of these guys? Or what type of people are these
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guys if you ever met them? I mean, you know, the main guy
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I've, I've, I've dealt with is, is good deal, man.
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That's, that's, that's all I've dealt with really, man.
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And he's a straightforward guy, you know what I mean?
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But you know, all you have to do is look at the title of people,
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man, you know what I mean? Look at the job title and tells
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you who their bosses are and who who's what you know, and you
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could just follow the trend. I mean, basically how it's come
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out this time anyway, but you know, that's, that's, that's my
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main guy. You know, I, I if for me, in my
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eyes, he's a good dude. You know, he does the best he
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can do. You know, sometimes guys hands
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are tied, you know what I mean? And, you know, you got to
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understand people have a family to feed and you know, me
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standing up for something, you know, it takes a hell of a guy
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to lose their position and what they have and put their families
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at jeopardy for something that they think is is right, Jamie.
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But I mean, I don't think that we have enough people doing
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that. Jamie, I love.
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I love you. And I had to cut you off because
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you just said Roger Goodell is a good guy.
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All right, I don't know personally, I haven't sat down
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and had a conversation with him in his basement as we've heard
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that he likes to hang out in his basement and and watch whatever
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he likes to watch. Probably porno.
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I don't know. Maybe he's hanging out the strip
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bars with Treader. I don't know what Rodger Goodell
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is doing. Rodger Goodell is making $55
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million a year. He has life insurance.
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I mean, he has health insurance for him and his kids for life.
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He has his own jets from the NFL owners.
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And you're going to tell me he's a stand up guy?
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Come on, how stand up could you be?
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You're making all. That No, no, no, I mean, you got
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to look at it like this. No, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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that's that's what I was saying. If the last part that I said as
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stand up as you can, as he can be, but look at the time he
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works for, he works for the Masters, he works for he works
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for the owners, I mean, for the National Football League.
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And I mean, and what is that made-up of?
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That's made-up of owners, right. So essentially, you know what
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his title is. Keep them in line, do as we say
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or lose your job. I want to move on because you're
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a defensive player and a lot of the rule changes that Roger
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Goodell and the the players you just have made really affecting
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a lot of defensive players, a lot of the ways you can tackle
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and stuff like that. You as a former linebacker, what
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are your thoughts on that? Listen, one of the one what's
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his name? Ryan John Ryan Paul Ryan.
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I forgot what his name was offensive lineman.
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He's over all of those illegal hits and fines and stuff and
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hell, he used to not he not I got a play where he just come
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cleans me up after the after the play was fell over with.
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But top bro, it's it's the same thing now.
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They're paying guys ridiculous amount of money and they just
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don't want people getting hurt. Man.
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It it's offensive game. It is what it is.
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You know, back when I played, you know, pro bowlers were
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making five $6 million, you know, in that range, you know
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what I mean? Now you got a guy, you got one
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player, one player making sixty, $60 million in a year, right?
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So as me, look, if I was the owner and the league, it's like,
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shit, yeah, we got to, we got to make sure that nobody can touch
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these guys, man. I mean, in this substance, being
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a defensive guy, because I'd like to knock the shit out of
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them. And I know the rest of those
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guys would love to, but you know, it's a big business these
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days. And it and it also protects them
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too. I mean, hell, they don't
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practice as hard as they used to practice when I played, right?
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So they're just trying to protect their investment.
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When when like as the agreement and everything else you've been
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in it, how much say does the player actually have or does
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their opinion matter when it's a new rule or something comes into
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place, like how much are you guys heard?
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Or do they just do it because they they have?
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To listen, we're just employees, bro.
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You know the owners that Boston up, they don't have to tell her
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shit. Really.
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The paper down there with that seal on it that says this is the
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new rule change. They don't have any say so at
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all. That's way above our pay grade.
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That's, that's the owners, the, the, the and, and the
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commissioner, Roger Goodell, those guys getting together
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about how to protect the money that they've spent.
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I mean, I'm, I'm paying $40 million for a receiver.
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I, I don't really want people to be touching them too much.
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You know, it's just business. That's all.
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That's all it is, man. We're just commodities out on
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the field, just just pieces. And those pieces can be
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replaced, as we have seen. You know, it's by the way, if
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anybody doesn't know or you're listening, we are talking to
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former 10 year NFL linebacker Jamie Winborn.
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He played from 2001 to 2010 for the 49ers, the Jaguars, the
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Bucks, the Broncos, the Texans and the Titans.
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Had a nice long career. 10 years is a long time.
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Speaking of defensive players, TJ Watt becomes the highest paid
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defensive lineman in NFL history.
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Very well deserved. You're watching all this money
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go to these guys. Miles Garrett got a big contract
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a little while ago. Now you're seeing TJ Watt your
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corner. You have Sauce Gardner making
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the most money out of in NFL history for corners.
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What are your thoughts to the money that is being delivered
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now to these great defensive players?
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Man, I'm happy for him, man, I'm I'm happy for the league itself.
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You know what I mean? I mean, I'm not one of those
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jealous guys. You know, we, you know, I, I
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know I had a big part and, and just helping any player that
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played in the past has a big part in helping this game get to
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where it's at today. And I'm so happy for those guys
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getting paid that amount of money.
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And I honest see, I understand the dynamics on how it got to
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that very, very well. I mean, you know, you got games
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on damn Amazon, you got all kinds of stuff, Hulu game, you
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know, you got a lot of more exposure and a lot more out a
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lot more outlets other than just NFL films, like it used to be in
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a couple of stations. So these guys, you know, the
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money's flowing bigger contracts for the owners, you know, in the
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league is slowly coming up too. So I love it.
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I mean, those guys, TJ, all those guys, man, those are some
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balling ass people, man. Those are some top notch guys.
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You know, they deserve the money they're getting, man.
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I'm happy for him. You mentioned TJ.
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Have we ever seen a brother duo dominant like JJ and now TJ?
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I mean, JJ was a great player. He was sensational.
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I wasn't a big fan of his. I thought if you look at what he
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did on a football field, he did it against really bad teams, but
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he put up some really big numbers.
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TJ is doing it against anybody. Have you?
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Have we ever two brothers dominate the defensive side of
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the ball like these two? No.
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Not at all. I mean, you know, when I think
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about it, I mean, you know, you got those guys from Green Bay, I
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believe that were brothers. I forgot their names.
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One played like the end and one linebacker.
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Matthews neither. Was dominant as as as yeah,
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yeah, yeah, and and and and, you know, obviously back when I
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played, but it was different sizes, the ball you had run that
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and then you had damn. Tiki, but that's.
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Different sides of the ball, but it's but, but, but I can't.
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I don't know if I'd put Tiki on that particular level, but he's
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a great player. Should you know, I probably have
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a chance to Hall of Fame or something.
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But yeah, these two guys, man, I mean, I'd, I'd love to see the
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damn backyard football they came up playing because good Lord, I,
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I, something's in the water with that fan.
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Somebody over there? Bro, I ain't gonna lie that like
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his brother, you know, the the fact they just they just have
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this this meanness and toughness about them that you know, you
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just can't train anybody for that shit that you either come
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out of the womb like that or you don't, you know, but both of
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them are a super, super elite another.
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Guy they got a big contract this offseason from of your team with
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the with the 49ers and Brock Purdy five years six
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$265,000,000. They just treat Debo Samuel
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doing I know Brandon I you kind of frustrated too, but what are
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your thoughts to Purdy's deal? I love.
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It it's all about the guy for the right fit, you know what I
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mean? I mean, we're hearing all this
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stuff about hurts and not being in top 10.
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All that shit don't matter, man. It's about who can run that
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offense, who's a good fit for that particular offense.
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And he is a amazing fit for he he, he, he knows what to do.
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He knows where the ball's going. He's just like, you know, he
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knows what the offense of coordinator and Kyle wants to
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do. I mean, he just, he just makes
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the right decisions and he makes and he's consistent.
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He's been that way since he started on the football field
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and that's what you're looking for, man.
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And he deserves it, man. Based on the market and
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everything, man. He got just what he deserved.
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You. Think they need What do you what
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do you think they need in San Francisco to to get it done?
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Is it something more on the defense 5 on the front five
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another weapon like what do you think you know better you you
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saw it for no they. Just they just got to fucking
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play better, bro. It's got to play.
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No, I mean it's we, we got there.
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We just you know, we just we, you know, we just got to play
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better bro. Like when we get into big games,
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we got to close it out man, you know, came to fucking going to
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overtime with guys and all that other shit.
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We can't do that. We got to get out of there.
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You get up on guys, step on her neck, don't fucking let up and
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just keep playing, you know what I mean?
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So and and health, healthiness, you know, we got to be healthy.
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Of course, you know, you the team that stays healthy the
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longest in the stretch down the you know, in the playoffs,
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that's the team that's going to have the best chance.
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You got all your weapons and people, you know, people
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available, right. I think that I don't know what's
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going on with that Iuke shit and and and parcel right now, but I
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mean that that hurt my heart, but hopefully they'll come back
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the time the season starts. But we just got to play, man.
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And and don't think about the last year's and all that other
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shit. That shit does not count right
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now. The Eagles are the reigning
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champions right now with the best ring I've ever seen in my
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life, by the way. And we just got to get to the to
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the dance, get to the playoffs, and we got to fucking perform,
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you know? You, you, you speak about the
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49ers because you played for them and, and you were mentioned
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IUK and, and, and all the stories.
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But the story that really sticks out to me as far as I'm
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concerned is how many defensive coordinators they've gone
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through over the last five years.
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I mean, ever since Sala has been gone, they've gone through so
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many of them. Wilkes was there for what, one
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year? They got rid of him and now he's
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the New York Jets defensive coordinator.
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It's like a flip flop. Wilkes goes to The Jets and
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Robert, AKA Bambi Sala, as we call him, a deer in the
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headlights, he heads back to San Francisco.
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That was the last time, I believe the San Francisco 49ers
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defense was so great. And I've spoken about this on
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the show. Is this the year if they fall
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short this year with everything that we've seen in the last
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three seasons, do the 49ers decide to part ways with Kyle
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Shanahan if they don't make the playoffs?
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That's back-to-back seasons, not making the playoffs.
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Does that, does that, you know, smell like a firing for the
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49ers if Kyle doesn't get over the hump and get them in the
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playoffs? Based.
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On Yeah, based on the way way the turnarounds going and how
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team owners want to win right now, man.
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And, you know, you're right. You know, this is a big year for
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him. You know what I mean?
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We love you, but this is a big year for you.
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But we we, you know, we're close getting I mean, he's gotten us
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into, you know, into the playoffs and all that, man.
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But I think that right now this is the year for him because if
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he doesn't get there, you know, I do think that there's a
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potential change right there. I just, I just really do.
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I just now who they will get that's going to be better than
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him is a big question that's not already with somebody is the
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question. Jamie.
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Hold on, Hold on. Better than him.
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What has Kyle Shanahan done for the organization?
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He went to two Super Bowls and choked, choked.
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He stopped running the ball in a second-half.
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He. Choked.
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Now, I hate that. I did hate that, but let me
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explain. It is it is not an easy job to
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just consistently get in the playoffs and consistently be a
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contender. That's what he's giving us.
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He's been a consistent contender as as a head coach, right?
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That's that's his thing. Just to have just that alone is
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a big deal, right, Because if you train him, you get him out
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of there, you bring some, some, some Okie doke in here that
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doesn't know what he's doing. He's only going to get one or
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two. We're going to get at the 49ers
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is an organization where you we don't give you all day to get
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your wins in those days are gone.
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Now. They want shit now they don't
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want to wait and build and all that.
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We don't do it all that. Jamie, Jamie, when was the last
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time the 49ers won a Super Bowl? Oh shit.
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Long time ago, so long time ago. So that's.
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What I'm saying, what is it? What is he brought to the 49ers?
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He hasn't brought a championship.
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He had. He choked in two Super Bowls
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because he stopped running the ball.
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Just look at what they were rated as far as off the offense
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is concerned. When he was the offensive
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coordinator over there with Atlanta, they had the best run
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the run offense in all of football.
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They are two of the best running backs in football back-to-back.
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Then you go over there to say you choke against the New
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England Patriots. They come all the way back
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because he stopped running the ball.
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Then he goes over there to the 49ers.
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The first time he met Kansas City in the Super Bowl, they had
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a chance to win that game. What did they do in the fourth
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quarter? They stopped running the ball.
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And what? And all they had to do was run
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the ball. They run the ball.
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They keep the ball out of Patrick Mahomes, his hands.
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They win the game. Then what you saw against they,
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what they did against them, who, who's the other team?
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That, that what the Kansas City, what they did against the Chiefs
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recently, what they, what did they do?
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They had the best running back in football.
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The best running back in football was up for an MVP.
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What did they do in the second-half?
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They stopped running the ball. He barely touched the ball.
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I think he touched the ball 4 * 5 times for the rest of the
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game. How do you win when your offense
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is predicated Run, run, run, Kyle, you're an idiot.
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I think Kyle Shanahan should have been fired this offseason.
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The guys have complete Jackass. Everybody has a love fest for
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him. You got fish, you got everybody,
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you had Owen. Every single person on this damn
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panel of show loves this guy and he hasn't won.
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Deadly squat I love. Listen, I'm going to be biased
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towards him regardless, right? Because I played for his dad and
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I remember him back then. So I'm always going to love him
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and and whoever's with the Niners, I'm going to love him.
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You got to understand that. I do think that he's done a hell
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of a job getting us in position. Now.
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The thing is, when we get to those playoffs, it's not just
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about a coach calling. Just run, run the ball, run the
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ball. No, we're the players, bro.
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You got to play better, y'all. There was plenty missed tackles,
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missed opportunities, all kinds of shit that went on as well.
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It's not just the coach, actually the coaches, they don't
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really do that fucking much to be honest with you, man.
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They got, they make a call. It's about those guys on the
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field, bro. They got to play better.
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When I talked to my buddy that used to that was on the sideline
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that when the Falcons, when he was with the Falcons and you
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know what he told me about the DBS and the defense over there,
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they freaking let up and he kept telling them you can't do that.
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That's Tom Brady over there. And they just thought they had
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it made right. And then they fucking lose the
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game. Hold.
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On you know, so now, now I'm not player, now I'm coming now I'm
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coming back at you on this. You want to bring up that
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Atlanta game? All they had to do in the fourth
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quarter they were up by I think 17.
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All they had to do was run the ball on 3rd down.
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Fucking. Matt Ryan.
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Matt Ryan. Matt Ryan, you're the fucking
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quarterback. You're going to get fired.
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He's not. He's calling both somebody, man.
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You're calling some bullshit. Change that shit, dog.
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I've seen quarterbacks do it. I've seen him do it.
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You think, Patrick, you caught a pass?
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Matt Ryan's a. Hall of Famer Maddie Ice is a
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Hall of Famer. You're going to blame that on it
19:04
is. I'm not blaming it on him, but
19:06
I'm saying listen, bro, you can make you.
19:09
You got to take over sometimes, dog.
19:11
That coach might not be calling them you.
19:13
We need to run the fucking ball. Let's just one more call to run,
19:16
man. We got.
19:16
I know, I know what the hell going on.
19:18
I'm in the game. We keep trying to throw it.
19:20
We need done it. No quarterback all the time,
19:23
man. I've seen this shit all right?
19:24
So you need to run it. Why did you stop running the
19:27
ball? I that doesn't make sense.
19:29
It's so stupidity. Listen, just because the
19:33
coaches, the coach doesn't mean he knows what the best thing to
19:35
do. That's the fucking problem.
19:37
Everybody think these coaches are just fucking geniuses.
19:40
No, that fucking guy over there is just elite.
19:42
He knows what he's doing as well.
19:44
If he fucked up, then the coach looks stupid, right?
19:49
If he made, I can make the coach look really good if I intercept
19:52
the ball. Come on dog, you know how it is
19:56
you I make an intersection for six and win the game.
19:59
Coach didn't make that fucking call.
20:00
He was on the sideline. So hey, sometimes the players,
20:03
you got to play better and you can't just pick one plate now.
20:06
You got to go back in the game, dog.
20:07
Everybody could have did something better, man.
20:09
It took you win as a team, you fucking lose as a team.
20:12
That's the. Way I look at it and the coach,
20:14
I'm not, I'm not. I can't, I can't blind put too
20:16
much on those guys. You know, I, I, I'm not with
20:19
that. I I players play better now.
20:22
Let's take a dump with the team. How about that?
20:24
How about we all line up right by the next?
20:26
You know, Pearl, what do they call them?
20:27
Bowls? Poor souls, whatever the hell.
20:30
Let's sit, sit together and we'll have, we'll have Kyle sit
20:34
between them and take a nice big rocket dump because that's what
20:37
he smells like. Anyways, Jamie, we love you,
20:41
man. I know you're going to have it.
20:43
Rock game. Fucking go to a game this year,
20:45
you know that you. Know what they're going to kick.
20:47
Me out they're not even going to let me come to a game let's.
20:50
Go to a game together. How about that?
20:51
Let's let's hang out together. I'll scare the hell out of you.
20:55
Hey, let's do it. Let's do it.
20:57
Let's let's play it. I'll have Speedy.
20:59
Let's go to a game together. Let's all go to a game together.
21:02
I think it'll be freaking fun. You know, by the way, there was
21:04
an ex NFL player, there's an ex NFL player that owes me a
21:08
football game and Speedy, you know who I'm talking about?
21:10
You're talking. About no.
21:12
He's a running. Oh, you're.
21:13
Talking Brandon Jacob from a while ago.
21:14
Brandon. Jacobs had lost the bet with me
21:16
about two years ago and still owes me a Jets job.
21:20
Brandon. Yeah, Oh my God, yes fucking.
21:23
We might have dodged a ball in that game.
21:24
That that dude, you made a good cover.
21:26
We might have. Dodged a ball though.
21:27
That game was in the snow and The Jets won like 10-7 in
21:29
overtime. Doesn't.
21:30
Matter. They won.
21:30
I know they won. What is Speedy?
21:33
You always make excuses. I'm tired of your excuses.
21:36
The Jets beat the Giants. No excuse as, as our, as Jamie
21:40
comes out and tells us it's not about the couch.
21:44
So we love you, Jamie. You see, I, I like to have fun
21:47
with you. I know your, your internet's
21:49
been on and off, but we really appreciate you joining us.
21:52
It's not very easy. You're obviously coming on this
21:55
crazy show and, and, and working with us.
21:58
Really enjoy Jamie. Thank you for joining us, buddy.
22:00
All right. Thank you man.
22:01
Y'all. Y'all peace man?
22:03
Jamie Winborn Anyways, we call this segment Dial it Up We.
22:08
Interrupt this regularly scheduled hot mix to bring you
22:10
important news. We got a big.
22:12
Broadcast to do here. We're about to dial.
22:16
It. Up I got the bubble gums all.
22:20
Right, guys, welcome back to Dial It Up.
22:23
This is everyone's favorite Lightning rounds.
22:26
For the segment. Where we have a bunch of stories
22:29
that Errol has not seen is going to have to dial up a tape and
22:32
one of us will comment on what Errol has to say.
22:34
Are you ready? Well, we start.
22:36
Tonight's episode with Scotty Scheffler winning the Don't call
22:41
it the British Open. It's in Ireland.
22:43
The Open Championship, yes, I'll still call the 252025 British
22:49
Open here in Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland.
22:53
He led for most of the tournament after finishing one
22:55
stroke back after day one. Here's the quote from Rory
22:59
McIlroy, who had a real charge on the third day of the
23:03
tournament, was not able to hold it up for day four.
23:06
None of us could hang with Scotty this week.
23:09
He's an incredible player. He's been dominant this week,
23:11
honestly, he's been dominant for the last couple of years.
23:15
He is the bar that we are all trying to get to.
23:18
In a historical context. You could argue that there's
23:21
only maybe two or three players in the history of the game that
23:26
have been on a run like the one Scotty's been on here for the
23:30
last 24 to 36 months. Incredibly impressive.
23:35
That's a pretty, pretty high praise, Errol.
23:38
Time to dial it up. First of all, Scotty Scheffler
23:42
has been an an unbelievable, phenomenal player.
23:45
If you look at what he's done in in the last couple of PGA
23:48
tournaments, Masters he won in 2022 and 2024, PGA Championship
23:53
2025, U.S. Open 2022, and in obviously The
23:58
Open Championship now in 2025. He has been the most dominant
24:02
golfer over the last three seasons, Four Seasons.
24:06
He can argue this guy's been consistent and guess what?
24:09
New Jersey born, East Coast born, he's been one of the best
24:14
and you're looking for the next American born player to be a
24:17
superstar. I think Scheffler is the guy.
24:19
I think he's been a proud guy that's gone out there and played
24:23
the best games, the best game he could possibly go out there and
24:26
be. And and by the way, I'm going
24:28
back to all the greats that we've seen over the years, the
24:30
Phil Mickelson's and the Tiger Woods.
24:33
We're always looking for that next guy that kind of bringing
24:35
United States golf back to the fair, you know, to the high
24:39
points. I think Scheffler is the guy.
24:41
He's one of those guys that are going to stand out for the the
24:43
near future. And the future is is now for
24:46
Scotty Scheffler. Congratulations to Scotty.
24:49
If I recall, we can go back, we had a segment where we're
24:53
talking about best athletes in the last, I don't know what it
24:55
was and you, you I think that Scotty wasn't that great, blah,
25:01
blah, blah. No, I.
25:01
Said that he's not in my top five.
25:04
Well, OK, but no other since Tiger, Nobody's done it.
25:09
Phil never had a run like this. He never stayed #1 as long as
25:13
Scotty has. And it's just, I don't know if
25:16
you guys ever get a chance. Listen to Scotty Shepherd talk
25:21
about golf. And he doesn't care about golf.
25:25
No, he literally is like, why would why do I care about this?
25:30
He asked himself, why do I care? He goes, am I grateful for this
25:34
game because my wife thank you for working so hard because I
25:38
love going up every day and doing, but I don't really care.
25:42
And like just the way he approaches it is what makes him
25:45
so good. And he can live.
25:48
I mean, it's just it's remarkable to see somebody like
25:51
him be this great. And then you see other guys,
25:55
like with emotion and you know how Tiger Woods was.
25:58
And it just, it's good for golf and it's good for the average
26:05
dude that's not, you know, crazy in the limelight doing
26:09
everything. Just a normal dude that chilled,
26:12
hangs out with his family and plays golf.
26:13
That's really what he does. But yeah, it's been super fun to
26:16
watch it. It's kind of getting boring
26:18
seeing him win everything. It's like you come into a
26:21
tournament, it's not quite to Tiger level, but like, who's
26:25
who's going to be in the top three?
26:26
With Scotty, it was when Tiger was at his peak.
26:29
They're like who's playing per second?
26:32
He's in within striking distance.
26:33
Y'all got no change. So it's been fun to see and he's
26:37
he's done a great job for golf and people getting to know who
26:40
he really is and he's honest about who I think people really
26:43
love that I. Just love that he's from the New
26:46
Jersey area, the East Coast area, and that's good for as far
26:50
as I'm concerned, that's the matter.
26:51
Real quick though, that's it. He's on Nathan's blue blazer and
26:55
had to play. Ridgewood, NJ.
26:57
That's where he's from. So he's, he's from the East
26:59
Coast, 10. Minutes away from me yeah, it's
27:01
a really nice town and he. Also got arrested in one, didn't
27:04
he? Yes, he.
27:04
Did that was that was a year that was fascinating.
27:06
We talked about that when that happened.
27:09
All right, let's move on. We're going into from golf to a
27:13
record extension for TJ Watt. You mentioned it when we had
27:18
Jamie Winborn on earlier tonight.
27:21
Well, the Steelers and edge rusher TJ Watt agreed to a
27:24
three-year, $123 million extension with 108 million
27:30
guaranteed, which is the same amount of sacks Watt has in his
27:34
career. ESP NS Adam Schefter went on
27:36
McAfee on Monday saying they were really far apart,
27:39
disagreeing on the length of the contract.
27:41
I think he would have wanted four years.
27:43
I think they like 2. They compromised him at a three.
27:46
Steelers report to camp on Wednesday.
27:50
Errol, biggest player on defense, now gets the biggest
27:54
contract. Dial it all I was.
27:57
Waiting for this contract. I, I, I couldn't believe that
28:00
the Pittsburgh Steelers waited this long.
28:02
This guy is the best player on that team.
28:04
He's been the best player on that, on that or in that
28:07
organization for such a long time.
28:08
If you look at where he was drafted, if I'm not mistaken, he
28:11
was drafted 30 in the first round.
28:13
This guy fell as far as he did. He's better than his his brother
28:17
JJ. This guy's going to go down as
28:19
one of the top, I would say 3 or 4 defensive players ever play
28:23
the game. He's been so dominant, not just
28:25
for Steelers football throughout the league.
28:27
When you talk about Miles Garrett and all these top end
28:30
pass rushers, Michael Parsons, who wants that big time
28:33
contract? Who's probably going to break TJ
28:35
Watts contract because he waited so long.
28:37
I, I, TJ has been the best 1. I don't think it is a comparable
28:41
even thought for any of these guys.
28:44
He has been the best player in the league for the last three
28:47
years from from quarterback. Take away the quarterback, this
28:51
guy has been the best player in the league, right behind Lamar
28:54
Jackson, Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes.
28:57
If you would ask me right now, if I'm building a team right
29:00
now, if away from the quarterbacks that I can, I could
29:04
go after a player that's going to change my organization, it
29:06
would be TJ Watt. He is a game changing, terror
29:11
changing defensive lineman in this league and he changes the
29:14
game automatically. Ask, look at what Pittsburgh's
29:17
done. They haven't had a quarterback
29:19
in such a long time and they make the playoffs every single
29:22
year. Go ask everybody why they make
29:25
the playoffs every year. Dominant defense, dominant
29:28
playing and dominant TJ Watt. That's why.
29:31
And by the way, always stays healthy.
29:33
If you look at his career, besides maybe one or two
29:35
seasons, this guy's mostly. Early in his career, he has.
29:38
Been the most healthiest defensive lineman in all.
29:40
Didn't. Him and Jay, they have the same
29:42
injury. Yeah, they're packed or
29:44
whatever. Yeah, he had a.
29:45
Bad Pack injury. I think at the end of the 2019
29:48
season that was the reason they collapsed and missed the
29:49
playoffs. But I think since then, most of
29:52
his injuries are just smaller injuries where he plays through
29:54
them. And like you were saying, he
29:55
plays through the injuries because he's one of the toughest
29:57
guys in the league defense. Wins championships, yeah, and.
29:59
This is the guy that is turning into the last 15 years the
30:02
greatest outside rusher this generation.
30:04
Like more of a stand up linebacker than like directly on
30:07
the line, but could play on the line too.
30:08
And already a Hall of Famer if you were talking tires today and
30:11
he definitely going to get up there if he does stay healthy
30:13
the rest of his career to levels the sack totals of what you're
30:16
looking at probably Charles Haley and Terrell sucks,
30:18
DeMarcus Ware, these other outside rushers that you're
30:21
looking at is probably those best like outside linebackers
30:23
pass rushing wise of all time. He's been that good.
30:25
Very well deserved. I didn't know if they could get
30:27
it done with the way that Omar Khan has been kind of up and
30:30
down operating this offseason. Obviously he was one of the guys
30:33
TJ Watt, they didn't want Aaron Rodgers there.
30:34
So I wasn't sure how that relationship, but they made the
30:36
relationship work. He always liked the ownership
30:38
and congratulations, he's a great.
30:40
Face that organization. By the way, he is such a good
30:43
guy. Everything that I've heard about
30:44
him and what he does off the field is special.
30:48
And, and, and even he's so nasty on the football field, off the
30:51
field, everybody says this guy is the kindest, most gentle
30:55
person you'll ever meet. He's he's built like a friggin
30:58
trunk too, by by the way, So at 1:00.
31:01
Time all three brothers were in the NFL.
31:02
Yep, I mean. They had they had JJ and TJ and
31:06
then their third brother Derek was a full back Derek.
31:09
Was play with a lot playing. With Pittsburgh, yeah, for a
31:11
little bit. And then I think he was also
31:13
with the Patriots. I believe he.
31:14
Sucked. No offense to him, I mean.
31:15
Yeah, it's just not a lot of place for full backs, isn't it?
31:18
Where are you going to go with those two?
31:19
No, it's not only. That there's like 60.
31:22
Like your brothers were the 2 best defensive guys and you just
31:25
played full back, you know what I mean?
31:27
Like, but whatever, let's move on to baseball.
31:29
This one was this story. I couldn't believe God didn't
31:33
get more play. D Strange Gordon accused Rob
31:37
Manfred of a revenge suspension. Yes, Dee Gordon went on the Raw
31:44
Room podcast and made a startling accusation against
31:47
Commissioner Rob Manfred. He said he was suspended in 2016
31:51
for steroids after not complying with Manfred's request to allow
31:55
an unnamed player who was up for the batting title in 2015 so he
32:01
could win the Triple Crown. Of course, that player was easy
32:03
to find out. It was Bryce Harper who was the
32:06
MVP that season. Gordon went on to win the
32:08
batting title on the last day, going 3 for four and says he was
32:12
suspended for steroids even though he's 165 lbs soaking wet
32:18
and has never done, would never do something like that.
32:21
I think this is fascinating. This would have been the first
32:25
year of Manfred as Commissioner Errol.
32:30
I haven't heard anything about this story.
32:32
That's why it's great. I I'm not going to I'm not going
32:35
to think that Dee Gordon's lying about this.
32:37
Rob Manfred's a complete ass. He's the type of person that
32:40
would do something like this to a player and and again, Bryce
32:43
Harper's a star. He's all about the stars.
32:45
These commissioners are all about the stars.
32:47
The LJA, Adam Silver and LeBron James.
32:50
He's all about the stars. If you look at the NHL, Connor
32:52
McDavid, what Connor says goes Connor's getting the most money
32:56
in the NHL because he's the best player in the NHL.
32:58
This is the the problem right now in professional sports.
33:01
It's not Dee Gordon. It wasn't a big name.
33:03
He's a small stature guy. Nobody gives a crappy play for
33:07
the Marlins. Who gave a crap about the
33:09
Marlins? The Marlins, all the
33:10
organization for years have had so much good talent.
33:14
Go look Josh Beckett, Pavano, you go and and then they go Josh
33:18
Beckett was a pretty good giant, pretty good Boston Red Sox.
33:21
I mean, Carl Pavano was horrible with the Yankees.
33:23
But if you look at the players that the Marlins have had,
33:26
Miguel Cabrera, remember him, He goes to Detroit and wins the
33:30
Triple Crown. There are so many good players
33:32
that came from the Marlins over the years.
33:35
Dee Gordon is not one of those names that really pop out to
33:38
you. But when you hear a story like
33:40
this, it only tells you one thing about a guy like Rob
33:43
Manfred or whatever the hell you want to call him.
33:45
As Joppa says, he's a Jackass. He's a guy that doesn't protect
33:49
or even share superstar players to the league.
33:52
He always wants to put the the superstar in front of the no
33:56
name players. Remember the Jose Reyes thing?
33:58
I, I, I love that. That was a bud sealing time.
34:00
Perfect to stand out for what the major leagues all about.
34:04
They let players like that do something like that so they can
34:07
win a batting title and make some more money.
34:09
It's just pathetic. It's about marketing, though,
34:12
isn't it? Isn't baseball struggling?
34:14
And Manfred takes the job over. He goes, I know what I'm going
34:17
to do. I'm going to get us Bryce
34:19
Harper, a Triple Crown, and then we can create some buzz and we
34:23
can make him into our superstar even though he already is.
34:27
You know, it's, I believe it. It's because it's so stupid,
34:33
because it's so stupid. Who cares if he he's the MVP?
34:37
He was a he was a great player. He's one of the best players in
34:39
the last dozen plus years. We all know who Bryce Harper is.
34:43
Dee Gordon was also a really good player.
34:45
He wasn't Bryce Harper. He was a unique type of player.
34:48
He was a speedster who hit for a high average.
34:51
Give him his due. I like, I like Bryce Harper.
34:54
He for, for a guy that everybody expected him to be like, just
34:58
like the next big thing. He was very overrated and and
35:02
high praise when he got a when he came out of the draft as high
35:05
as he did. I I think he's overrated for
35:08
what he should have been. That's just my opinion.
35:10
I think he's a great player, but this guy was like the next
35:13
coming. I mean, I remember when they was
35:15
a singing Sports Illustrated at 14 years old, his first.
35:17
Couple years were kind of freaky, You're right.
35:19
I just, I think since he's joined the Phillies, he's like
35:22
surefired, yes. He's definitely better than he
35:24
was when he was with the National.
35:26
He had to deal with those relief pitches, too.
35:30
He played an. Aggressive defense, though, he
35:32
was really aggressive and now he plays first base.
35:34
He's a little easier for him to keep it together.
35:37
Dan, what do you look like? You want to share something
35:39
about this once you pop on in Errol?
35:41
The Bruce Harper won an MVP, Yeah.
35:45
He. Did that year the world?
35:46
Series. No, no, he won a world.
35:49
Series No He. Never won a World Series, he.
35:51
Would yeah, his career. No.
35:52
No, he never won a World Series. He was the Soto Soto, the
35:55
Nationals. Won the year after Brian the
35:56
Phillies. Yeah, he never won with the
35:58
Phillies, I bet. I thought he won the Phillies.
36:00
Well, he. Did he won?
36:01
He won with the Phillies in 2022.
36:03
He went. There in 22, they lost to the
36:05
Astros. They didn't win the World
36:07
Series. They.
36:07
Didn't win the world so. He's he.
36:09
Didn't win the world. He played, he played in the
36:11
world, but he. Never won in the World Series.
36:13
He never won, Sorry, the World Series.
36:15
All right, I start to regress of my position.
36:20
Now. Listen, I'm not going to yell
36:21
when I make a mistake. You will yell forever when you
36:24
make. Listen, I, I sit here and I, I
36:28
love messing around and I love messing around with you.
36:31
But I when you said that when Fish said he won a World Series,
36:34
I was like, when? I don't remember when he won a
36:36
World Series, I don't remember he did.
36:38
But I guess he was. You know what?
36:40
He left, he left the nationals and then they won Soto.
36:43
Soto was. Yeah, I know.
36:44
But didn't he? I thought the Phillies won one
36:47
after no they. Lost to Houston in 2022.
36:49
There you. Go all right, Well, I mean, and
36:52
they're fully honest, but regardless, he was.
36:54
NLCS MVP that year? Harper, but he did not win the
36:57
World Series. Makes the sense.
37:01
I'll still say he's kind of a great player, like has
37:04
limitations and be like like for pitches, right?
37:07
I can't be a starter. I'll just be an awesome reliever
37:09
because I can throw tunings at 1,000,000 miles an hour or like,
37:13
hey, listen, I used to be able to run like a deer in the
37:14
outfield, but now I'm kind of slowing up so I'll play first
37:17
base. Like that's normally like look
37:19
at Robin Yao, like that guy was a center field that became a
37:23
shortstop, right? Or like Paul Molitor, who was
37:25
like outfit became ADH sometimes and they're both Hall of
37:28
Farmers. Like you need to sometimes go
37:30
listen and I'm slowing down so let's make the let's take the
37:35
best way to do and maximize it. Like that's smart.
37:39
And so, yeah, I mean, I'm. Not saying he's not a great
37:43
player, Dan, a career player, a 281 hitter, but if you look at
37:48
his career as a player, he was expected to be like Aaron Judge,
37:52
that type of good. Aaron Judge was not drafted as
37:55
the number one pick. That's what he was expected.
37:58
To be I respect your opinion, but I'd like to talk to the guy.
38:00
You guys are actually pro major leaguers for a second like like
38:05
so like you guys younger than me because I'm old as shit, but
38:08
like you guys like I heard you guys play video games when
38:11
you're growing up being like, oh, I played like, you know,
38:13
techno bowl or whatever, like I played RBI baseball like what
38:19
happened to because this is AI was looking at.
38:21
I went to the Mets game yesterday and I watched them
38:24
barely win against a bad team, but I'm like there's 1300 hitter
38:30
National League currently today. What the fuck is that about?
38:35
Because like I don't know, see like years ago there were like
38:38
15 guys hitting 320 plus and now there's like one dude.
38:43
It's almost like he's in an island of like what's wrong with
38:46
this guy? Like, like, why is it that
38:49
hitting used to be you had to 3/20/50 home runs, 120 RBIs or
38:54
even back in like the 80s before stairways hit 320, 103 RBIs like
39:00
that era vanished. And I don't know why this when
39:05
I'm watching the match yesterday, they put up on the
39:07
players, the OPS and they're like this guy's OPS is 517.
39:10
I'm like, that guy shouldn't be in baseball.
39:13
So like like your your PS is like everything you do is barely
39:18
half get the fuck out. Like if that was my company and
39:22
I had a guy was like, listen, I punch holes in paper.
39:25
I hit about right half the time. Get the fuck out.
39:27
You don't belong here. Like So what happened where like
39:30
madly, like Errol said before, 35343 home runs, 145 RBIs in 85
39:38
and now you're like a first base.
39:39
He's like, well, he had 260 MVP cabinet.
39:43
What happened? Pitching's gotten way better,
39:47
man. That's how that's how it is.
39:49
And they've changed and the hitters have changed their
39:50
approach from basically slicing the ball in half to trying to
39:55
create launch angle to hit more home runs because homers pay.
39:59
So if a guy goes out and hits 35 homers and bats 220 is
40:03
incredible. But if a guy goes out and hits
40:05
whatever 260-5270 with like 12, it's like.
40:10
That's like. Carl Schwarber, you know, and
40:11
then they show up in the postseason.
40:13
Same thing with Stanton. They show up in the postseason
40:15
and and you know that he can go deep at any point.
40:18
But the pitching is what is like what I talked about Mesorowski,
40:21
they got throws 102 miles an hour.
40:23
Like do you think in 1990 and 2000 guys were just blowing 100
40:27
on average, the average fastball?
40:29
And I'm sure he can. Like like, like, like no one
40:32
threw 100 and 1978. But that's a whole different
40:35
thing. But but then the second party is
40:37
like, so pitchers as have always thrown hard.
40:40
I mean, like some guys are, you know, off the charts.
40:43
Like Chapman throws 105 sometimes, which I don't know, I
40:46
don't know what to bat against that.
40:48
But the other part is that then if that's the case, then why are
40:53
there no pictures or areas like point O 4 or point like 9-2 like
40:58
every pictures got you know it's like 3 1/2.
41:01
Last year we had Emmanuel, Class A who had like a .71 as a
41:05
reliever out of the out of the bullpen and he throws 100 on our
41:08
cutters, doesn't strike a lot of guys out, but he still produces.
41:12
So I mean, it's there. Eras I think are are lower, but
41:17
with a higher velocity, you have more chance to admit you, you
41:19
have more chance for air, you have a higher chance for air not
41:22
getting thinged up versus the guys who throw 90 to 90.
41:25
Probably 9094 now is probably considered pretty average, if
41:30
not slow. And guys, if you miss at 909090
41:34
to 94, you're getting touched. It's a it's a different game.
41:38
The game is just evolved. That's that's all it is.
41:40
It's the game is evolved and the hitters are the hitters
41:44
approaches are much different than they were in the 90s.
41:46
Like there's a guy, what's his name, Freddy Freddido or what?
41:50
Something on Twitter, I think. What's his name?
41:53
Freddy Frieda. The guy who talks about hitting,
41:57
he's he's. FRIETA, it's like he's got a
42:02
he's got a dash in his name, yeah.
42:04
But he's he, that's not his real name.
42:06
Like his real. He's actually.
42:07
Yeah. So he talks about the swing or
42:11
the the teacher man and then go to hit hitting coach, how he
42:14
wants to whip the bat back and all this and.
42:18
Yeah, yeah. They blast each other on social
42:20
media because that's the new approach and it's leading to
42:24
more homers, but a a much less adding average where back in the
42:29
day it was let's focus online drives and if you mis hit it and
42:33
it goes out of the park, well, then you mis hit it and it goes
42:35
out of the park for a Homer. And now guys are actively trying
42:38
to hit homers. Well, the.
42:39
Average is taken away, like Schwarber had 200 blocks, 200
42:43
strikeouts and hit them below them and dozing like 198.
42:46
Thing goes out and balls out. You're going to take that
42:49
because it's OPS is so different.
42:51
They're going to take the more analytical approach.
42:54
Yes, it is. Is it nice to hit 350?
42:57
But if you're hitting 350 and 50, it's a you're just
43:00
different. And that that just doesn't
43:02
happen anymore. Just pitching has gotten better.
43:05
The analytics have changed. And then from the pitching side,
43:07
it's like, what's your spin rate?
43:08
What's your horizontal vertical? But yeah, there's it's just the
43:12
the game changing and it's it's part of it.
43:15
So it's like strikeouts are going to be up, homers are going
43:18
to be up. That's just the way it is.
43:19
All right. Let's Dan, we got to cut you off
43:21
on this. I got this.
43:22
I. Got to follow up.
43:23
I got this follow up then you can go on.
43:25
But I follow up, right? So if that's the case, why don't
43:27
the pictures have lower eras? Because they're still making
43:31
mistakes and they're still in the major leagues, and those are
43:33
more. And not everybody throws those
43:34
100. And eventually hitters will time
43:36
that up. If you see a hundred a couple
43:39
times in a row, like if Nathan Eval, he's a good friend of
43:42
mine, but his 100 doesn't play like 100.
43:44
You know, like some guys fastballs play different.
43:47
Some guys fastballs play up a 92 that with like 20 inches of
43:51
vertical break is going to play up to 95.
43:53
And actually hold played longer to where it looks like the balls
43:55
actually rising versus a guy who throws 100 with let's say 12
44:00
vert and 12 horizontal. It's considered a dead red
44:03
fastball. Even though it's 100 miles an
44:05
hour, it's a dead red fastball and hitters are trained to see
44:08
that that over time. There was a guy back back in the
44:11
day like when the Yankees were really elite, like around the
44:14
time you were playing their job. Billy Koch was a reliever like
44:18
that for the Blue Jays. Bounced around a little bit of
44:20
closer for a little bit. He threw 100, but it was
44:23
straight As as an arrow every single time.
44:25
And people killed that guy. And that was before everyone was
44:28
throwing 100. But let's move on.
44:30
We got to get to the next one. Let's go to basketball and yes,
44:33
that is you, the Golden Boy from Duke on Canoople, the Summer
44:37
league MVP. The Charlotte Hornets defeated
44:41
the Sacramento Kings 83 to 78 Sunday to win the NBA Summer
44:45
League championship. Number four overall pick on
44:48
Canoople was named Summer League MVP with a 21.5 rebound effort
44:52
in the championship game in Vegas.
44:54
Canoople joins the such luminaries such as Jalen Wilson,
44:58
Cam Whitmore, Keegan Murray, Davion Mitchell and Cam Thomas
45:02
as VPS of the Summer League since the pandemic.
45:06
Canopal joins a Hornets roster headlined by Lamello Ball and
45:10
Brandon Miller that is likely destined for another season in
45:13
the draft lottery despite a down Eastern Conference.
45:17
So your boy Errol. He's not my boy, OK?
45:23
I know he's a Duke Blue Devil and I like Canoople.
45:25
I think he could be a good player and I think he could be a
45:27
good addition for the Hornets. But look, the Hornets win the
45:32
championship for the summer league.
45:34
Who cares? Remember, the Lakers won the
45:37
tournament last year. Remember that stupid in in
45:40
season tournament, they win, they win that and they barely at
45:44
one point make the playoff, though they made the playoffs.
45:46
They she has a fourth seed. That's only because of LeBron
45:49
James, Luka Dodge in the second-half of the season.
45:52
I honest to God, I think Canoopa and the Mellow Ball are going to
45:55
be good players, but they're going to be an all shooting
45:57
team. I don't know how long that's
45:59
going to work. And I, I'm interested to see
46:01
what his brothers are going to be.
46:02
I think all four brothers could be NBA players.
46:04
They have a swarm of talent from that family.
46:07
But I, I, I think Canoopa should have waited another year before
46:12
he get went into the NBA. Obviously he was one of the best
46:15
shooters. He was the best shooter coming
46:17
out of the draft. So everybody expects him to be a
46:19
good player. We'll see how he develops.
46:20
The NBA is very different. If you're a good shooter in the
46:23
NBA and you can work, you can you have a pretty good release
46:27
and a fast release. Like this kid reminds me, if he
46:29
turns out to be this guy, he's going to be a great player.
46:32
He's just not a good defender like this guy, that's Klay
46:34
Thompson. His release and the way he
46:37
releases the ball is just like Klay Thompson.
46:39
Watch his shooting technique and watch Klay Thompson almost
46:42
identical the way they shoot the ball.
46:45
But Klay Thompson's a good two way player.
46:48
This guy doesn't play a lick of defense.
46:50
That's the difference. And by the way, if Cooper Flagg
46:53
was actually playing throughout the summer league, he wins the
46:56
MVP. The Dallas Mavericks are a
46:59
stupid organization trying to take away the one American
47:03
superstar that's going to hold the American flag up and be the
47:07
face of Team USA Basketball for the future.
47:11
What a crock. The wrong Duke.
47:12
No devil, I don't. Know if it's Klay Thompson that
47:15
I see when I watch him, I'm just shocked.
47:17
Before I get into that, I have a different dookie that I'm going
47:20
to compare him to. But before I do that, Reddick.
47:24
It's. Your 4th pick?
47:25
No, it's not Reddick. It's your 4th pick.
47:28
You came out at the right time because let's face it, Canopy is
47:31
not getting higher than that in next year's draft.
47:33
It's. Going to be a loaded.
47:34
Draft. It's going to be a loaded draft.
47:36
You would. Have no way.
47:37
His athletic profile rates in the top five next year.
47:41
I disagree. No way.
47:42
I disagree. I I think that another year
47:44
under that offense, with the talent that they have over there
47:47
and his shot shooting ability, he's going to score 2530 points
47:50
for the Duke Blue Devils, maybe wins the national player of the
47:53
year. That's how good player.
47:54
I like his size, a great shot. His size reminds me of a
47:57
different Duke guy, and that's Kyle Singler.
48:00
Singler had a great shot coming into the league.
48:03
No, no, listen, he was a really good player.
48:05
He had mental problems and we saw what happened to him.
48:07
We did a thing on him a year ago.
48:09
He was like homeless or something like that.
48:11
He's got a lot of issues, but he was fringe, you know, going to
48:16
be like on the verge of possibly being on the way to an All Star
48:20
game one year. He really was.
48:22
He was really good, ladies. And gentlemen, I'm sorry to cut
48:25
you off. Ladies and gentlemen, when you
48:26
have a chance to watch Canoople shoot and go and look, Klay
48:29
Thompson, almost identical releases.
48:32
The way they shoot the ball, go look at it very fast, very quick
48:36
release. The way they jump and they shoot
48:38
the ball. Unbelievable jump shot.
48:40
It's one of the best jump shots I've seen come out of the draft
48:43
since Klay Thompson. It's it's the release, the
48:46
release point if he. Could play defense half as good
48:48
as Klay. He's not.
48:50
I mean, he's not that, but that's the.
48:52
Thing with with Charlotte though, they draft guys that
48:54
don't play defense, they're not going to be good.
48:56
So they're going to get another really high lottery pick next
49:00
year. I don't know if he's worth #4
49:02
like you're saying, Errol, I agree with you that but he got
49:04
paid the four number four money. So I think it's the right move.
49:07
You can always develop while you're sitting on the bench in
49:09
the NBA. If you have to come off the
49:10
bench your first year, he's going to.
49:12
That skill set plays in the NBA. We all know that he can play
49:15
halfway decent defense. He'll be playing a long time.
49:17
We got one story left. It was mentioned earlier by
49:23
different guests I believe. Here's the Eagles Super Bowl
49:26
rings. Yes, it makes me sick just to
49:29
look at them, but it might be the coolest ring I've ever seen.
49:33
All right, they revealed to the public 41 millimeter ring, 12
49:35
carats in diamonds in total, covered in white gold and green
49:40
sapphires. Our Super Bowl.
49:43
Geez, what was it? Super 59 Championship ring
49:46
represents the commitment, determination and sacrifice of
49:50
every member of our organization who helped deliver another world
49:53
championship for Eagles fans everywhere.
49:55
This is Jeffrey Lurie, Eagles owner and CEO.
49:59
From the start of training camp, our celebration on Broad to our
50:03
celebration on Broad Street, this team was deeply connected
50:06
on every level. Our players, coaches and front
50:08
office staff all work so tirelessly throughout the season
50:12
to raise another Lombardi Trophy.
50:13
On behalf of the Philadelphia Eagles, I'd like to thank Jason
50:16
of Beverly Hills for the expertise and craftsmanship
50:18
around the design of this truly magnificent ring.
50:21
It will forever serve as a reminder of just how magical the
50:26
2024 season was for our organization and fans.
50:33
Errol, dial it up. First of all, congratulations to
50:37
the Philadelphia Eagles. Well, it deserved.
50:39
I love that your man, yes, Saquan Barkley is going to earn
50:43
himself a nice beautiful ring to shine bright and it's not going
50:47
to have a giant emblem on it. All I could say about this is I
50:52
can't wait to hear Nick Siriani brag about this one when he
50:55
flosses and he dances and prances around the football
50:58
field when the season starts and he gets handed that wonderful
51:01
ring on Thursday Night Football. Well deserved.
51:04
I'm so excited to see the Philadelphia, you know,
51:07
Philadelphia Eagles earn their rings and shine it bright on
51:12
Thursday night, the first game of this season.
51:15
Congratulations to the one and only Philadelphia Eagles.
51:19
Yeah, I just got to say it's it's great the fact that they
51:21
got those rings that Saquon came to where he truly always
51:24
belongs. The Penn State boy, Pennsylvania
51:26
boy, He came. Back to Pennsylvania he wanted.
51:28
To Philadelphia like he always should have not with those lame
51:32
ass giants that no one cares about.
51:34
He was developing since really 20, you know, 15 or whatever.
51:38
But you know came here he won the championship and you know, I
51:41
love the quote there on the exterior of the ring right
51:43
there. You can't be great without the
51:45
greatest mothers referenced a lot by Jalen Hurts too.
51:47
This really was a team win. You know, underdog mentality
51:51
from the first ring was great, but this one felt like, you
51:54
know, we were really a team that came together.
51:56
They worked hard all year. And I believe a very cool,
51:58
interesting fact about the ring is I think they said there was
52:00
about 155 diamonds in the ring, which is about how many points
52:05
the team's 12 carats. 12 carats, Yeah.
52:07
What was that? Yeah, so again, there's another
52:11
great look at it. And then, you know, I'll say,
52:13
Fish, you are lucky that the Giants don't open the Eagles
52:15
home opener. So I am kind of happy that it is
52:17
Dallas. They get to watch the banner
52:19
drop as the Eagles just received their rings this summer.
52:22
And they have to just suffer and watch because, you know, of
52:25
course, the last time they won the championship, they had to
52:27
watch them on VHSS because they're irrelevant.
52:29
Poverty franchise, just like the Giants.
52:32
Yeah, congratulations to the Philippines.
52:34
Now you, you would be nice. Now you're going after my jets.
52:38
No, he's going. After the Cowboys.
52:40
Jets. I thought you said The Jets.
52:42
No, no. No, the Giants.
52:45
Alright, I love you again. I love you again.
52:48
We're talking. About.
52:49
We're talking about the. Eagles and the rest of the NFC
52:51
lease, that's what we're talking about.
52:53
I will sleep. Don't sleep on the Giants this
52:56
year, man. Don't sleep on us, please.
52:58
First of all, I can't wait, you know, 1020 years from now how
53:02
many players are going to sell that ring because how much that
53:06
ring is going to cost on the market when somebody is well
53:09
ready to try to make They lost so much money in betting and
53:12
gambling and they need something to deliver, deliver whatever
53:16
there they lost of these by the way, who's.
53:18
The first eagle to sell their ring.
53:20
Big Dom. Oh God.
53:22
No, no, we assume. Big Dom's going to need the
53:24
money first, No? After he's in Siriani have a
53:27
following. He's got those.
53:28
He's got those mafia ties, I. Wouldn't be surprised.
53:31
I wouldn't be surprised if the Philadelphia Eagles give Jason
53:34
Kelsey a ring, even though he wasn't a part of the team.
53:37
I wouldn't be surprised if he gets one because he's been such
53:40
an important piece to that organization all those years.
53:43
I wouldn't be surprised if he gets one.
53:44
I'm just saying so he. Might have been, I think that
53:47
that's fair to say. But personally to me, I think
53:49
it's like if you're a player, you deserve it the most.
53:51
And like, even though he is a great fixture, you're in a
53:53
great, you know, representation of the team and he's a great,
53:56
you know, spokesman. I think it's just you keep it to
53:58
the players. It's kind of more legendarily,
54:00
look, he and Fletcher Cox, I'm a do you know?
54:03
Do you know the Water boys, junior?
54:05
Too short, do you know? The water boys, they get a ring,
54:08
you know that. But there's different levels.
54:10
There's an AB and C ring. Would you get a buy a ring from
54:15
your guy Cam Jerkins? Oh.
54:17
Yeah, I mean, small town Nebraska boy, what a what a
54:20
great dude. Like you got to learn behind the
54:22
best, right? So yeah, no, it's it's I've
54:26
never, I mean, I've seen where the the top comes off, but like
54:29
the wings coming out. I mean, it's I'm not
54:31
spectacular, but it's pretty sweet.
54:33
Like it, it really is. Like I I think about my rings
54:37
and I'm just like, man, ours suck.
54:41
Like these, these, these are way better and obviously we know
54:46
designed them so that's why they're boring.
54:48
So I feel like. They always got like like
54:52
obnoxiously huge over the years. Like they probably back more in
54:56
the day. The champion rings were a little
54:57
bit more this simple in design, but they've got like crazier and
55:01
crazier as they've gone along. And I even thought when I first
55:03
saw I was like, wow, that's a really big ring.
55:04
But then it makes sense when you see the wings pop out.
55:07
They probably had to design it around that too.
55:09
So like I'm like, OK, that makes sense for the size for it, but
55:12
I'm like even wearing it then I'm like, I don't know how much
55:14
you would want to wear because it's a big ring.
55:16
It's. A nice Yeah, they.
55:18
They have them go like all the cross and you see how they just
55:21
steadily get bigger and keep. And then there's some I'm like,
55:24
dude, that's a paperweight. That's not like, that's not
55:27
real, is it? It's like, it's like the the
55:29
modern day iPhone, they're just gonna get bigger and bigger
55:31
until you're carrying around an iPad well.
55:33
Please, you enjoy it. So Jake, you know, by the way,
55:36
your team so great, there's no chance that they're not gonna
55:38
that anyone's gonna get hurt this year.
55:40
And just you know that they may not repeat like it's a
55:43
guaranteed repeat. Probably undefeated season,
55:46
ladies. And gentlemen, I want to thank
55:47
Danny for joining us. I'd like to thank our guests
55:50
because they were sensational, every single one of them,
55:52
obviously the one and only Jamie Winborn, he joining us in his
55:55
car as a lot of NFL players like to do.
55:58
Thank you to all the fans tuning in to us and and downloading a
56:01
show on Apple and Spotify audio over 130,000 over the last, I
56:07
would say the last month. Thank you to all the TikTok,
56:12
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56:17
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56:21
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56:24
the different platforms that we're on Odyssey too.
56:26
Odyssey, we're doing pretty well too.
56:28
I just want to give a shout out to them and Odyssey letting us
56:30
post our show on their network. Yeah, we'll be back on
56:34
Wednesday. Spudo, we have on.
56:35
All right. Joining the show again for the
56:37
first time in a couple of years, 8:45 will be our friend Bashar
56:39
Breeland, former Commanders, Chiefs, Vikings cornerback at
56:42
8:45. And then to be determined on
56:44
time is our friend, Mr. Jim Lehrer, I.
56:46
Want to say something? Bashar Breeland.
56:49
The last time he was on his show, I had to get a lot out of
56:52
him, and it took a while to get him open.
56:54
And then two weeks after we interviewed him, he was
56:57
arrested. For what?
56:59
What did he? Jeff told us at the time you had
57:01
some kind of, some kind of drug arrest.
57:03
He. Got a drug arrest he had like a
57:05
machine gun. He was caught with a machine gun
57:08
and and, and we read the story. It was absolutely crazy and and
57:11
Breeland was fantastic on the show.
57:13
I remember. I remember that was at the time
57:15
the Giants eat a lot of corners. I was trying to recruit him to
57:17
come to the Giants. Yeah.
57:18
So it was. And then and then Pete, Pete
57:20
Burstick, we had on like. Perfect for the Giants 'cause
57:22
you had time, yes. No, you know why it would have
57:24
been perfect? Because you had another guy
57:26
that, you know, had a dead body in his basement because of his
57:30
good old bro Jackrabbit. Yeah, the Jackrabbit.
57:32
Remember that story? Yeah, that was crazy.
57:37
He had a. Couple of good years.
57:37
He was pretty good in coverage, yeah.
57:39
So was, so was basically. I'd cover ups apparently too.
57:44
I said he was good. They, his brother wrapped the
57:46
dead body in his basement and put it in the corner.
57:48
Nobody saw it. Nobody saw a dead body in the
57:51
corner. These things happen.
57:52
Yeah, I'm sure it does. He was definitely jumping over
57:55
it, if you know what I mean. Well, they.
57:56
Happen. Yeah, they have, definitely.
57:58
Hiding a dead body for a week or two in his basement.
58:01
How do you not? Yeah, I figure.
58:05
Anyways, thank you to all the fans.
58:07
And again, we'll be back on Wednesday.
58:08
It was a great show. All right, goodnight.
58:10
Farewell. We're gone.
58:12
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58:16
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