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Who are the GREATEST offenses in NFL history? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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We call this let's parlay. Parlay.
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It's time for last. Yes, yes, yes.
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show, Leroy Butler, and we missed the opportunity to get
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these guys on. So I'd like to apologize.
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Speedy was really upset. He started crying after the show
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and he was whimpering because he he wanted to see the World Wide
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West's forehead and Reno Johnny's ugly shirt.
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How are you boys doing? Johnny are.
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You I'm doing good. I'm just watching a little bit
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of hockey here. Team Canada, Team Canada
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tonight. Look, I, I don't, I don't, I,
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I'm very honest when I like her. I stick with my side in playoffs
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hockey and NBA playoffs. I kind of ride a series and what
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I think it will happen in that series, I pretty much will take
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most every game because I figure if I'm riding the series, I make
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money. But all they got to do is win
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the series and I'll be at least one game ahead, even if it goes
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seven. Kind of what I'm doing here.
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I'm down a little bit. I've kind of I kind of three bet
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this team and I I took I took the I actually took Oilers in
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the second period money line. I took the Oilers game money
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line. I took the team total for the
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game over 3. So we're we're one and O and one
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right now. They can get one more 43 winner.
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We're good. We're, we're, we're feeling
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pretty good about this game, No. He's not having a heart attack.
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You sure about that? I mean I want to.
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I'm feeling pretty good. I did.
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You bet on the. Pacers Did you bet on the Pacers
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game last night? I know a lot of people they
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made. I know a lot of people.
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They made a lot of money on that game last night.
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So yeah, but I'm betting the Pacers a different way and I
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it's actually done really well for me in these playoffs.
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Their team total I feel is is continually disrespecting.
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They've hit their team total and it's it hasn't really moved from
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my one away to 110. They've hit it like 9 of their
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twelve playoff games or 10 of their thirteen playoff games.
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They really have even in losses they're hitting that that number
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that hit the yesterday had him in the first half and the game
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they flew over that. I had a sprinkle on the money
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line. I figured like they that will be
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the game I win. I have a couple different way,
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like I've actually already made money on that series.
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No matter what happens. I had a couple futures plays.
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I've already made money on that here.
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So now I'm kind of sitting back and just kind of picking game by
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game and just kind of seeing what I can do with the Pacers
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team, told us so. There's, there's still, there's
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still a lot of value on the Pacers.
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I, I have them winning the series and I did before it
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started. But if you at 2:00 to 1:00 right
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now, I don't ever recall in any championship, whether it's World
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Series, Stanley Cup or or NBA championship, they're up two to
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one and you can get plus 170 on the Pacers to win the series.
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I don't believe that this series is coming back to Indiana after
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what we saw last night. Yeah, see, I, I, I I already
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have another bet on the plus on the I took them at what was I
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195 when it first came after that game, I got first time I
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was they were still plus 195 to win the series.
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I still think Oklahoma City can come back and win this series.
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I feel like the Pacers have really been fortunate in a lot
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of instances when you look at the way they played the game.
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Now, Game 2 was exactly what I thought would have happened
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after after you you lose game one.
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But if you look for games one and two, Oklahoma City really
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control both those games, right? They just gave it away in Game
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1. So expect them to go back to
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Oklahoma City and do that. I'm looking at tomorrow.
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I think tomorrow I'm only going to bet the team total for the
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game. I'm have one bet on the game
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because I look at that game and it's a six point spread.
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And I just figured, like the books are begging for Pacer
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money, like begging for Pacer money, it almost seems like.
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And it's kind of weird. It's weird because they're
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getting it. Like Pacers are getting backed
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by the public. They're actually a pretty fun
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team to watch from the public. So they are getting back.
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I'll let you by the by the public.
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All right, boys, so you know how to play this game.
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It's pretty simple. We're going to go your first,
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your second, your third and the 4th as your money.
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Well, as your your parlay pick. I almost had money line, but as
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you all know, so we're going to go.
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We're going to Reno, Johnny first, worldwide West second.
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You guys ready? I'm actually looking at a a prop
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bet for my first play and it's going to be on the great white
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hope little TJ McConnell. Give me his over points about 7
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and a half eight depending on what pop system you use.
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But TJ McConnell is the little engine that could and I like the
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way he plays basketball, the style that he plays.
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He's up and down the court. He's not afraid to take it.
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They will give the crazy part is if you look at the last four
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games, five games in the playoffs, these teams are giving
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him open threes and he's hitting them.
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Like if you get he was one of 1-2 games ago, one of one the
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game before that one or two the game that like he will hit a
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three, you get 1-3. You just need two more buckets
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and you got you got the over his team total over for me,
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especially on the home court. The one time he did not hit, it
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was Game 2 when they when they were blown out, he scored three
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points. So I really like him to get
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this, to get it. Is team total over?
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That's my first play at 7 1/2 / 7 1/2 points.
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TJ McConnell. All right, Wes, give us your
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number one. So you guys are not going to
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hear me talk about any sport wagering on any other sport in
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the in this segment other than Canadian football from now
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until, you know, late September, or I should say early September
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come college football be there. But if Speedy gave out my, my
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pick to start this week, it was, it was, it was Winnipeg.
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So, you know, right now they're, I mean, they, they, they, they
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have this game under control and they were 2 1/2 or 3 1/2 point
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dogs depending on where you got it.
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So we started the week 4 and O or the season 4 and O and it's
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documented. I mean, I'm, I'm in the 67%
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range for, for Canadian football.
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So I'll give, I'll give 4 fresh ones and we'll just start in
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order of when they happen. So tomorrow is what is the deal
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with that music? Wow.
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What's wrong with the music? Same music we've used no last
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three years. Well I I struggle to walk and
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chew gum at the same time. Wow, thickness, thickness.
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So looking at the CFL tomorrow, we got Montreal going to This
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makes my pecker. Well, I, it's going to make me
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shout because I don't know if anybody can hear me or not, but
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OK, so Montreal is going to Ottawa.
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I'm going to lay the 4 1/2 points on Montreal.
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They, they have the best defense in in the CFL by far.
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Their rosters almost unchanged going into last week.
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I was concerned because of the change at, at the starting
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quarterback and it's just a really weird year at quarterback
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in the Canadian Football League. They're going against Ottawa.
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Drew Brown last week, was he, he was like, I think he missed like
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7 passes and he threw for over 400 yards for for Ottawa.
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But they better find some kind of run game if they're going to
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if they're going to do anything. I don't think home field is
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going to make a difference. So I'm laying 4 1/2 and I'm I'm
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taking Montreal. He was 34 of 41 for 420.
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I mean, that's pretty good quarterback performance, but
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throwing the ball 40 yards ain't going to do it against Montreal.
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They're going to put you on your back at least four times.
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Johnny, give us your number 2. I'm sticking with Indiana.
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I'm going to take their team total over 110 1/2.
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Like I said, they hit a 10/13 in NBA 12 games.
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It just hasn't moved off that line.
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I understand that the Oklahoma City Thunder defense is what
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they what is all the rave. I'm actually, when you look at
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this Oklahoma City Thunder, I actually don't like the way they
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play basketball. They play a lot of ISO with SGA
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up at the top. They don't really move the ball
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around that much. They are very active on defense.
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They get out fast breaks. But I just feel like they're
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kind of this team that's a little bit overvalued the entire
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what the entire way. So when I look at the the
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Indiana Pacers, they play in a way that forces Oklahoma City to
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play outside of their comfort zone, which is fast.
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They expect you to get down court.
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SGA will make a shot and then in three seconds, TJ McConnell has
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already pushed the ball up to pass skill and he's on easy
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layout. So I think the overall pace of
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this game is going to dictate a lot of shot volume.
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You're going to get a lot of points either side.
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I'd rather take the Indiana Pacers on their home court to
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make more of those shots that they may not make on the road.
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All right, Wister W, give us your number 2.
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Staying in Canada, this is a 3:00 central kickoff.
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Is Calgary going to Toronto? And this Toronto team, they're
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they're their defensive line is all brand new compared to the
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team that won the Grey Cup last year.
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And it's a total of 6 or 7 defensive starters.
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And I say 6 or 7 because one of them was kind of a, he wasn't a
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starter, but he, he was in most of the plays.
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So I, this Toronto team is really confusing to me.
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I think that they're going to get better as the season goes
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on. But I, I always have a pretty
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good read on Calgary and Calgary is getting 2 points.
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They won a game last week, they won a game last week where their
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quarterback threw 2 interceptions early and Diedrich
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Mills, their running back, found a way.
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It was 3 total touchdowns rushing, receiving just kind of
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carved them up. Vernon Adams junior is not going
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to throw 2 interceptions in this game and he's probably going to
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use his legs. So I I like Calgary not only
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taking the 2 points but I like them to win outright 7525.
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If if you're you're betting it, you take the points for 75% of
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your your wager and the other 25 lay it on the money line and get
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paid a little bit of extra on Calgary.
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All right, Johnny, give us your #3.
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Going to the diamond here in a weird way, the Rockies have
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actually made me a little bit of money over the past couple of
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nights betting some overs and betting them away in plus 1 1/2
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and some money line kind of coming and catching a lot of
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value. And and now they go to Atlanta
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and look, this Rockies team is just is just it's a it's a
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season from hell. They've won 13 games.
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We're in June, right mid June and they've won 13 games.
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You have NFL teams that finish the year with thirteen wins and
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and and they they can grab thirteen wins by by June.
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So it's kind of crazy. And now they go on the road with
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the pitcher that struggled mightily, German Marquez,
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against the Braves, who I think are in this weird slump right
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now. But this rocket seems exactly
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what they need to bounce out of that slump.
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I think they have the pitching event at the lineup event.
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I'm going to take them on the run line at -1 1/2, probably
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still laying a little bit of juice, like -130 if you can lay
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maybe an alternate 2 1/2. I would like to do that as well.
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But I'm just going to give out the -1 1/2 -, 130.
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All right, W gives you #3. Well, I I to keep this thing
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alive. I owe everybody 1/4.
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Game because we gave. We gave the other one earlier.
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So I'm going to go, I'm going to go.
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I'm going to stay with the Calgary game and just similar
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reasoning. I I really like this receiving
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corps. Barnes, Bagelton and and like I
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said, Vernon Adams Junior is not going to throw 2 interceptions
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in the first half in this game. So I'm going to I'm going to
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take the over 11 1/2 for the Calgary stamp leaders in the
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first. I think that they're going to
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put up two touchdowns, possibly more on this vulnerable Toronto
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defensive line. All right, Reno, give us your
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final pick of the night. I'm going to go back to the
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Pacers and I'm going to go Pascal Siakam.
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Again. This is not typically what I
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what I would do with like a regular season, I pick a team
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and just take them. But in the playoffs I do take a
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side and find good value within that side.
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I like Pascal Siakam to get free throw line.
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He's aggressive, he's getting it into the pain and he is getting
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to the free throw line. He's making those free throws, 4
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free throws May. So he gets to the free throw
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line. He shoots at a high 80% or mid
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80% clip. I think he does stay aggressive.
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Again, we have the benefit of taking pace for props,
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especially in Indiana where we may not want to take them in
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Oklahoma City. So give me 4 free throws made by
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Pascal Siakam. All right, Wes, give us your
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final pick of the night. Yeah, surprise.
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We're going to, we're going to stay in Canada and this is
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another Road 1. But I'm, I'm going to lay the
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points. I'm laying 3 points and taking
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Saskatchewan on the road at Hamilton.
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Hamilton is probably the least intimidating home field that
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there is. It's just it kind of looks like
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a high school stadium. But last week, Bo Levi Mitchell
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threw the ball 50 times. He went 31 of 50 because they
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have absolutely no rushing attack at all.
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He threw for 5700 yards last year and he was the he was the
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leading passer in in the entire CFL.
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But Hamilton has no rushing attack at all.
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Saskatchewan has a really good defense.
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They they lost their starting running back last week at AJ
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Olette and they still pulled off the win.
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I really like SAS. They're my they're one of my
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Grey cup picks. Of course, it all depends on
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what Winnipeg does because they're kind of like the New
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England Patriots or the Chiefs, but but I do like SAS chances of
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finding their way into a Grey Cup and they should make easy
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work of of Hamilton. I think it's I'm going to
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sprinkle some alternate point spread on this one.
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And I'm, I'm probably going to lay 8 1/2 on this and, and get a
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little bit plus money on it. But the spread for this game is
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-3 you, you try and throw the ball 50 times against them, that
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you, it's just not going to work.
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Not against them. Titties.
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All right, boys, we really appreciate you guys, you guys.
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I again, I'll apologize for what happened last week.
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We had we did have a Hall of Famer on in Leroy Butler.
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He was sensational. How's he?
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Yeah, he's great. I watched it for a while.
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Yeah, he was really good. He gave us some good takes and
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definitely some interesting information about Brett Favre.
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And if you like him, you hate him, you love him.
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It seems like Leroy would ride him so well.
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He probably did. I mean, everybody else did.
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You know, I didn't see the document.
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My wife watched that documentary because she was like, it wasn't
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as interesting. I thought it was going to be
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like, I haven't even watched it. I really don't care enough to
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watch it. It was.
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Very well, but I thought I like, I like what Netflix is doing
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with those untold stories. I, I, I do and I, I think it's
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cool and you get to, you get to obviously learn about, you know,
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the Green Bay Packers and how important the quarterback and
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the quarterbacks were with the organization and even the Aaron.
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Rodgers. Yeah, let's go.
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That's your reversal goal for Edmonton.
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Somebody can they score? Goal somebody.
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Oh yeah, Johnny's Jerry for the reason I.
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Would have asked. My rear end is burning.
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Oh yeah, Fish just said. In the private shot, Jake Walman
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scores the goal for Edmond. 4th minute in the sports minute.
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I'm a little disappointed that we didn't bring up the Antonio
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Brown news. Why?
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Don't you break it for us. Theonio Brown.
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What is it now, NASCAR? Actually, they they have
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released a warrant for his arrest for attempted murder with
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a deadly weapon with a firearm. That incident where he said he
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was getting robbed and he like took his gun out.
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They're charging him with attempted murder.
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Figures it figures the guy's out of his mind, I mean.
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What I don't understand how does the Pittsburgh Steelers have
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such an odd track record with with wild characters at wide?
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Why don't we reach out to Ben Roethlisberger and ask him?
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He's got. He's got, he's got a history of
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of his own. Yeah, he's got his own issues, I
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know. That's why I said we should
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reach out to him. Why?
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Should we anoint Mike Wallace for sainthood for not being that
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guy? But, but I'm not going to lie,
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and they only got one, one Super Bowl, I believe.
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I don't know. Actually, they didn't know the
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last. One they had was the.
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Cardinal, but but that that little trio, like it's one of
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the biggest things. What is Navion Bell, Ben
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Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown.
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I feel like that trio really this faded a lot quicker than
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than. Le'veon Bell was hanging out
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with his cousin who was underage.
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I mean, Antonio Brown, I don't know what he's doing.
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I mean, obviously he's hit his head way too many times.
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I mean, the last time I remember him on a football field, it was
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in MetLife when he was running off the field with no shirt on.
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So I've lost a lot of thought and a lot of sleep on thinking
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of what happened to Antonio Brown and as far as.
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Lady on Bell kept his mouth shut when he came to Chief's Kingdom,
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and I believe he walked away with a ring, but he didn't do
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much yet. I became and Lashawn McCoy, like
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got like no snap. So they've got a Super Bowl
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ring, I think back-to-back. Years or something yeah shady
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was shady was also like man, you know running back primes are so
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different because like they are so short yeah they're you know
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you just running back crimes are just so different and I feel
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like shady McCoy even even his prime was just insane.
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We're showing some CT footage or what?
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Oh. My God.
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But certain certain running backs like over the last 10-15
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years that teams allow to just continue on, like Adrian
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Peterson had a pretty extended career.
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And Dante Perfect actually still get a chance to play in the NFL
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after that hit, I mean. Seriously.
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Yeah, I mean, I, I saw this thing today too, that would,
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that would kind of blow your mind a little bit.
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I I was like, no way. Sean Alexander retired 17 years
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ago, and I remember and he's the same age as Tom Brady at 47
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years old, because we forget, like he retired at 30 years old.
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Yeah, well, also Tom Brady. Is a quarterback and he barely
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gets touched. I mean, right, but it it just
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shows you it just shows you the like Priest Holmes had what, 3
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great years and then he was the running back position is just so
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it's hard, it's hard to sustain that what happened, what
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happened at hockey or no football did.
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Did your guy get a touchdown? Wes The the the.
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Receiver. Yeah, they did.
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It wasn't our boy, but he did. All right, all right.
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You know we got a. A game coming up that we play
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that I think you guys might like called King of the Hill that it
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would be very easy for you to participate in it if they want
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you guys. They're more than welcome to if
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you want anyways, let's do it. We call this King of the Hill.
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And here's the King of the Hill. This, Bobby, is the Beltline.
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You never ever hit below that. Not that kind of king of the
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hill, you dumb ready? Are.
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You ready? This is King of the Hill.
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All right, here we go with another episode of king of the
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hill. Let's get the interns in join in
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guys, Tommy, get in here. All right, so here's the thing.
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Our king is not couldn't make it tonight, so he's going to have
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to forfeit the crown and you know, have a, you know, crown
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for crown match up at some point with the winner tonight.
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But Errol, since you were the Last King, you will be in the
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King's seat for tonight, reassuming, you know, like, kind
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of like running for president again.
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Just. Like, well, if we let you vote,
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you know, it's bound something bad to happen.
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I mean this guy. I think we just have.
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Is betting listen. You all about restricting voters
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rights. I get it.
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Well, you're going to have to actually, you have to earn the
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right to get those points. So you can't just sit there and
22:01
say, oh, I could look it up, that that's all I got to do so.
22:06
I just have alternative math. Well, I don't know.
22:08
Here's your alternative math. Keep it to yourself.
22:11
Now let's go. Here we go, King of the Hill.
22:14
We have 3 rounds to dethrone the king.
22:17
The first round is the peasant fight.
22:18
Everybody's in it and we have three different names that we're
22:22
going to have to give based on the mystery topic in the round.
22:25
The winners, the two winners of that round will be decided by
22:28
our King. That will go on to the joust to
22:30
face off for a chance to take on the king of the final round,
22:33
where all of us will vote democratically whether the king
22:37
likes it or not for the next king.
22:40
Are you boys ready to play tonight's King of the Hill?
22:44
All right, just spit it out. Let's.
22:45
Go here it is less as. A fire desire right now.
22:50
Here's the topic, best tight ends of all time.
22:56
All right, so we're going to get into this camera angle view.
22:59
I will put myself over here and we will go down the line.
23:04
Started with the interns, Aaron. Yeah, I'm really.
23:09
Really putting me on the spot. I'm not football's not my my
23:12
strongest suit suit, but I would say Tony Gonzalez is is going to
23:16
be up there for one of the best tight ends in football.
23:19
He again, I, I don't know a lot of the the history, not of the
23:22
numbers, but I do know that he was a dominant when he did play
23:26
and he's up there he. Just had World Wide W actually
23:29
come in his pants so because he's I.
23:34
Don't know, I think he was a Bears.
23:35
Fan, I'm going to surprise you. Oh, here.
23:36
We go I. Like it, right?
23:38
That's a good one, Obviously. Hall of Fame, Jake.
23:43
Yes, it is pretty simple for me. I'm going to go with Rob
23:46
Gronkowski. Almost 10,000 career receiving
23:49
yards, 92 touchdowns, 4 time all Pro Hall of Fame, all 2010's
23:55
team, and obviously was, you know, pretty much Tom Brady's
23:58
favorite target through those second-half of those Patriot
24:00
dynasty years. So yeah, he's pretty clearly
24:03
made one of the best Titans all time, and probably the best.
24:07
Les. You know, I think everybody
24:10
wants me to say Travis Kelsey because he's very close to
24:13
breaking Jerry Rice's post season receiving records, but
24:16
I'm going to go Shannon Sharpe. I think that if not for Shannon
24:20
Sharpe, we wouldn't be looking at the tight end position the
24:23
same way that we do today. Shannon was the first guy to
24:26
come in with speed and actually become a true threat in the
24:30
passing game. He played with Elway most of his
24:33
career and and that was probably the right quarterback.
24:37
He had some big moments in the Super Bowl.
24:39
I think without him there might not have been much offensive
24:41
productivity for that Baltimore Ravens team that won a Super
24:45
Bowl. Shannon Sharpe is very much the
24:49
pioneer in what we know wide receiving tight end to be today.
24:54
Yeah, and we wouldn't know all this gossip and see these weird
24:58
videos online either now. I'm just talking about what he
25:01
did on the field. That's true.
25:03
That's true. I'm going to go next.
25:05
I'm going to go with the guy who's probably the best
25:08
undrafted player of all time, San Diego newly minted Hall of
25:13
Famer Antonio Gates. Gates obviously just got into
25:17
Hall of Fame. Nobody really can explain to us
25:19
why he wasn't a first ballot Hall of Famer yet.
25:21
He had to get in his second year, played all those years
25:24
with Philip Rivers, made Philip Rivers look like a Hall of Famer
25:27
to Errol, maybe less so to other people.
25:30
And at the same time dominate a game playing the tight end
25:35
position like the basketball player.
25:36
He was kind of boxing guys out playing a different type of red
25:40
zone offense, not just fade balls, but slants, skinny posts,
25:45
things that can use the front of the end zone, back of the end
25:48
zone and be really, really versatile and almost completely
25:52
unguardable. Antonio Gates, Speedy.
25:54
I'll stay with the same team for the 80s Kellen Winslow, one of
25:58
the better receiving ones in that era too with Dan Fouts,
26:01
really was the number one target on that team forever.
26:03
On a team that was a little more like Dan Fouts was great and
26:05
they had a little a lot more defense, but putting up
26:07
receiving numbers that time, that was unheard of for a tight
26:10
end. Tommy, I'm going to have to say
26:15
it's funny because all my tight ends got picked that I was going
26:16
to say already, but I'm going to go with Mr. Ozzy Newsome.
26:20
Now Mr. Ozzy Newsome was actually a really good tight end
26:23
in a time when like some similar like to Speedy's last pick when
26:26
tight ends really weren't putting up the numbers that you
26:28
know that he was actually putting up.
26:30
I mean pretty impressive stats. Hall of Famer 7000 over almost
26:34
7000 yards career wise, 47 touchdowns.
26:37
And let's also not forget that he was a great, great executive
26:40
over. In the Ravens, but that's not
26:43
talking about a tight end wise. But however, Ozzy Newsome is a
26:45
very, very stand out tight end. Excellent, Johnny.
26:50
Going last is tough because the couple of my Titans got chosen.
26:53
Oh, we're going two more times. You better start digging deep.
26:56
Yeah, W took it and and then Coach Fish.
26:58
Up there I'm going to. Go third.
27:01
I took Shannon Sharpe. That was your guy?
27:03
Dude, I, I as a kid, I actually grew up kind of like loving the
27:07
Broncos, one of my best friends, the Bronco fan.
27:09
So like, I just kind of like grew up around that.
27:12
So that was kind of my go to Antonio Gates exciting player as
27:16
well. That was my second, but I'm
27:17
going to go with Jason Wynn. There's no no championships, but
27:21
they're 11 pro bowls 13,000 yet receiving yards rarely missed a
27:27
game due to injury. I mean I saw that guy get his
27:30
helmet ripped off and run 30 more yards out before the the
27:33
new rule came in at the helmet. I ripped off.
27:35
They ended the play. So just as tough as nails the
27:40
what you exactly expect out of a tight end position, but a very
27:44
good threat. And he was the the Mr.
27:46
Dependable anytime Tony Rummel needed somebody to throw to
27:49
Jason Wynn was there. So I think he was one of the
27:52
best tight ends definitely of this time.
27:54
All right, I'm going to try to keep this fair and we're going
27:56
to do it like a snake draft. We're going to come back the
27:59
other way. We're going to stay with Johnny
28:00
for his first pick of the second round.
28:04
Give us. Another, another tight end, Mike
28:07
Ditka. You got to give me Mike Ditka
28:11
again. That's what we talked about The,
28:13
the, the, the, the tight end position.
28:16
Like you can't talk about it without Mike Ditka.
28:19
So I think he played at a time where football, we can argue has
28:22
gone a little bit softer in the rules.
28:25
But I'm going to argue that the hits have gotten better, you
28:27
know, more, more more vicious, right.
28:29
But I think Dick could play at a time where he, you know, they
28:32
showed up to work and it was a tough as nails position.
28:35
Thought he did well. He was one of the the better
28:37
tight ends of his time for sure. And I think like Shannon Sharpe,
28:41
you don't really talk about ties without Mike Dig that stuff.
28:43
I'll go Mike dig it for my second one.
28:46
Tommy, I'm going to. Say Travis Kelsey.
28:48
Travis Kelsey is modern day one of the most modern best tight
28:53
ends within the last 10 years, the last couple of years and
28:56
really although he didn't have the most stellar year this past
28:58
year. He's been in the league for
29:00
forever and in such a short time that he's been pet with Patrick
29:02
Mahomes, he's doing the best things that we've seen since
29:05
Brady and Gronk since that tight end connection right there, and
29:08
he's a number one option. 100% Travis Kelsey with almost 1313
29:13
thousand receiving yards. What a good tight end.
29:17
I'm going with Travis Kelsey. All right, I'll take another one
29:21
probably slightly after the Mike Ditka era, Jackie Smith for the
29:24
Saint Louis Cardinals. Then it turned into the Phoenix
29:25
Cardinals was almost, I believe, almost 8000 yards.
29:28
I don't have the exact number. I think it was like something
29:30
like 7700 for an, again, another era that wasn't there, a
29:33
quarterback rotation that wasn't great.
29:35
I think a Jim Hall and a bunch of other guys.
29:38
Neil Lomax, I think later in his career, like it was not a great
29:41
quarterback room with the Cardinals ever really.
29:44
And he's still at almost 8000 yards.
29:45
Another one that was kind of a later Hall of Famer than
29:47
expected, but he's got to be up there.
29:50
I'm going to, when I think it's tight ends, I think about all
29:53
around tight ends and I think about toughest guys on the field
29:56
because they got to be offensive lineman part time and receivers
29:59
part time. And there was nobody who did it
30:02
better in the 1980s than the toughest guy on the Giants
30:05
because he got the respect of that defense.
30:07
Mark Bavaro might not have had the elite receiving stats, but
30:11
everybody in the league knew that was the guy they had the
30:14
game plan around, whether it was in the run game, especially in
30:18
the run game, or is going to be in this short passing game with
30:21
the timing rounds. He was elite at both of those
30:24
things for a long time and dominated the league and won a
30:28
couple of titles. Mark Bavaro.
30:31
Let's go to Wes. I'm going to go to, you know,
30:37
when I started really getting into football, which was in the
30:40
late 80s, early 90s, and, you know, Dallas started to
30:43
dominate. And I always thought it was fun
30:46
to watch Jay Novacek. He was a nice change of pace
30:49
from some of the, the, you know, the, the triplets or the, the,
30:53
the deep threats that Dallas had.
30:55
And he always seemed to be catching a difficult ball in the
30:58
end zone and, you know, won won Super Bowls with them.
31:02
So I was always a fan of Jay Novacek.
31:06
All right, Jake. All right.
31:08
So for me, we're second Titan. I'm going to stay in 2000 tens.
31:11
I'm going to go with really underrated Titan in my opinion.
31:14
I'm going to go with Greg Olson. The guy who was Cam Newton is
31:17
pretty much his blue guy there in Carolina.
31:18
He had a lot of fantastic years for them.
31:21
Plenty of touchdowns. Tons of yards, multiple time Pro
31:23
Bowler and you know, helped that team to that 15 and one record
31:27
came up a little short in the Super Bowl, but he was a
31:29
fantastic tight end throughout the entire 2010.
31:31
So yeah, Greg Olsen for me. Aaron for two picks.
31:36
Florida just scored, by the way. Of course Jake takes takes right
31:42
when I was going to pick Greg Olsen, but I'll just I'll stay
31:45
in the current era, honestly, just staying here.
31:47
He's probably one of the most dominant at least now within a
31:51
couple of tight ends, but George Kittle is going to is going to
31:53
be up there. He's he underrated compared to
31:56
the other guys that that play now, but he's still dominant as
31:59
always being with that the San Francisco 49ers.
32:01
It's a great good pick. Underrated.
32:03
Pick, but I'll go with George Kittle.
32:05
Nice. And give us one more for your
32:07
last one. And this is our last picks guys
32:11
go. Again, back to me.
32:12
Yep, better going now than going 7 picks from now.
32:17
I don't even know if I have another one to be honest with
32:19
you off the top of my head like that.
32:20
Again, I don't know if. Football is not my strongest,
32:23
strongest. Points.
32:23
You know what, right? You could pass.
32:25
We'll pass, We'll pass. Come back to me.
32:27
All right, Jake. All right, so for my third pick,
32:31
I'm being a little bit of a Homer, but I'm going to do it.
32:33
Another 2010 is great. Zach Ertz obviously is
32:36
phenomenal with the Philadelphia Eagles.
32:37
Is a fantastic. Receiving threat, especially in
32:40
those times when we didn't have the greatest wide receivers out
32:42
there. Zach Hurts was always a reliable
32:44
guy. He had a fantastic run with the
32:47
Eagles, helping them win the Super First Super Bowl.
32:49
And then he's even been fantastic at the latter start of
32:51
his career with the Washington Commanders, helping Jane
32:54
Daniels, you know, being a safety blanket for him and
32:56
taking them all the way to the NFC Championship again.
32:58
So yeah, Zach Hurts remained #3. Wes.
33:03
I don't know how we've gotten this far without naming this
33:05
guy, but Greg Olsen. We did.
33:07
Greg Olsen. Jake did say Greg Olsen.
33:10
Well, you know, I was probably looking at something else.
33:13
That means I got to come up with another one.
33:19
I was No, I'm definitely not going to pass.
33:22
It was literally making a list. I'm trying to remember who you
33:24
guys give me one second. We could tell you if they were
33:27
taken. Have we taken Dallas Clark?
33:31
We have not. All right.
33:33
Well, he was quite the weapon for for Peyton Manning for a
33:36
little while, although, although it was it was during, you know,
33:41
Manning's win 12 and choke in the playoffs era because it's
33:45
mostly what he did with the Colts.
33:46
But Dallas Clark was always a threat.
33:49
I think that he I think he clocked in with over 50
33:53
touchdowns and at one point he led tight ends in catches.
33:57
I think it was a later 09. All right, I will go with my
34:02
last one and personally, I don't care if you don't like it, but
34:06
when I was in high school, my favorite player on the Giants
34:10
was Jeremy Shockey. And Jeremy Shockey, big tattoo
34:15
on his bicep of the bald eagle American flag was always in
34:19
short sleeves. Again, toughest guy on the
34:23
field. Maybe not the best blocker.
34:25
You would think he'd be a better blocker with his size, but they
34:28
were. He was one of the first guys
34:29
that you saw being split out as an extra receiver that was a
34:32
tight end and kind of changing the dynamic who can cover who.
34:36
And now you have to put a is a corner going to be able to
34:39
handle that physicality on jump balls?
34:41
I vividly remember him doing a jump ball over Brian Dawkins and
34:45
then passing the touchdown and talking.
34:47
Trashed him right in the face in a way that let the Giants get to
34:50
the playoffs over the Eagles that year.
34:52
Jeremy Shockey was in the main while he was healthy.
34:54
Jeremy Shockey, Speedy. All right, I'll go back to the
34:56
70s eighties era too. One of the better blocking tight
34:59
ends ever for the at the time Oakland Raiders than Los Angeles
35:03
Raiders. Dave Casper guy that's 60
35:05
touchdowns. I believe he had close to 6000
35:07
receiving yards and not not a big error for tight end, but was
35:10
a great run blocker for those Marcus Allen and later on Bo
35:12
Jackson running game too with John Madden as the coach with
35:15
those Super Bowl winning teams. So give me Dave Casper as my
35:18
last one. Tommy, I'm going to go with
35:22
Heath Miller. Heath Miller was a very reliable
35:25
option for the Big Ben Steelers era and won those two Super
35:29
Bowls over there. 45 touchdowns throughout his career and two
35:32
time Pro Bowler as well too. So I mean, Heath Miller had some
35:35
big time catches too in the regular season games, a couple
35:38
of big time catches as well, but couple of big touchdowns even in
35:42
the playoffs as well. So I'm going to go with Heath
35:44
Miller from the Pittsburgh Steelers and last but not least,
35:48
Johnny Reno to close out the round.
35:50
Man, Jeremy shocked, he was my next guy W took my guys taking
35:55
it. So I'm I'm going to go deep in
35:56
the bag here and I'm going to go.
35:59
And I'm surprised Zach Ertz was. Taken was taken.
36:04
DA who took Zach? There's. 1.
36:06
There's one relative name left that that I was thinking of
36:10
still. I'm you know what, I'm going to
36:12
go. I'm going to go a different
36:13
route. I'm going to go a guy still
36:15
playing right now coming into a second season, he will be one of
36:20
the best tight ends ever played the game and that's McBride.
36:23
He averaged like 1010 targets a game and his rookie season
36:28
doesn't drop, has a big catch radius.
36:31
It's a lot of yards he plays that he's got that like wide
36:34
receiver ability at at the tight end position.
36:38
I think he's going to be one of the best Titans ever.
36:39
I'm going to go, I'm going to go that route and he's still
36:41
playing and he's in our long career and he'll be one of the
36:43
best. Well, you guys forgot Jimmy
36:45
Graham, just so you. Know yeah, that was the name
36:47
that I was going to say him if somebody was he available so
36:50
Errol time for you to make your decision simple.
36:53
Who's going on to the Jazz? This one's simple, Speedy and
36:56
Wes. All right, everybody else, you
37:00
can go to the backstage. Thanks for playing.
37:02
We're moving on to Round 2. See, you know what it is and I,
37:06
I want to, I want to say something you guys you can look
37:09
at. You have to be when you're
37:12
putting your team together, you have to look at what they did at
37:16
the time that they did it. Novacek.
37:19
You guys don't even know who Novacek.
37:21
Is I would have taken Novacek I. Mean Novacek was a.
37:24
Great, I had him on my list. He's a great dude.
37:27
I watched Novacek play. He was.
37:29
I'm the one that named the damn guy.
37:32
Ready too, if you didn't, that's.
37:33
Well, that's why you there were certain things that stood out to
37:37
me. And I know you guys make faces
37:39
because you're picking guys like Gronkowski and this and that.
37:41
That's fine. But that you're not digging
37:43
deep. You got to dig deep when you're
37:45
looking at this stuff, and you got to explain.
37:47
Yourselves, it's more about the argument than just.
37:50
Letting explaining it, actually telling me why you picked the
37:55
guy and and and tell me a little bit about what that guy did.
37:58
That really changed the game. All right.
38:00
Let's not what you say, it's how you say it.
38:03
Let's move on to the joust, where in this round we will find
38:08
out what are the best catches of all time.
38:14
So we're talking about football again.
38:16
The most famous catches, the most famous situations, the
38:21
best. You decide what the term best
38:23
means. And let's get it going right now
38:28
with Speedy and Wes. Speedy start us off.
38:33
Actually, Errol, you decide who goes first.
38:35
It doesn't matter, Speedy, you go.
38:37
King said it doesn't matter. Speedy go first.
38:38
Oh, I'll start with the obvious one.
38:40
You're our New York Giants, David Tyree.
38:42
I don't know how that isn't up there with the way that play
38:45
extension work. We're sticking it to helmet
38:46
against Rodney Harrison, Hall of Famer, very tough for 1/4
38:50
receiver. Like it's tough to not have that
38:52
one around the. Top All right, Wes.
38:59
You know, I am going to go with the Immaculate Reception, Franco
39:03
Harris that it's it's a highlight that'll just live on
39:07
forever. The the, the tip ball and, and
39:11
he just kind of went with it. It's it's a highlight that we
39:14
will forever see. It impacted the game.
39:16
He is a Hall of Famer on one of the best teams that has ever
39:20
taken place. It's just one of the most famous
39:22
catches. All right, back to Speedy.
39:24
All right, I'll stick with that same arrow, too.
39:26
We'll go to the Dallas Cowboys. Drew Pearson catching the
39:28
game-winning. I don't know if they call it a
39:30
Hail Mary at that time, but it was a very long pass against a
39:32
stout playing defense. Yeah, and they had a bunch of
39:36
Hall of Farmers in that secondary, too, in the NFC
39:38
Championship game to advance Dallas to a Super Bowl.
39:41
That's a pretty high magnet too. All right, and over to Wes.
39:46
You know, I'm going to go with one that has nothing to do with
39:48
offense and I'm going to say Malcolm Butler, the New England
39:51
Patriots interception that pretty much locked up the Super
39:55
Bowl against Seattle. Seattle had everything going for
39:57
him. It was a really bad call made by
40:00
the coach, but but Butler read that play.
40:03
He knew exactly what was going to happen and he went and won
40:05
the damn Super Bowl with a catch that did not score a touchdown
40:08
and actually prevented 1. That's it's hard to argue with
40:12
that one. Moving back to Speedy.
40:15
And I'll go with the other famous sketch that won the Super
40:17
Bowl. Santonio Holmes is second year
40:19
in the league, doing it against Arizona, which had a very styled
40:22
secondary at that time. Some big physical corners on
40:25
that team and the Steelers like a young team, big pressure and a
40:28
total. A lot of money with The Jets.
40:30
Made him a lot of money with The Jets and that was before really
40:32
that toe tapping thing was very popular from these receivers.
40:35
Now you're seeing like receivers do it overnight.
40:37
But in that moment, for a smaller guy too, Santonio Holmes
40:40
definitely deserves a lot. I would say Imani tumor made
40:44
that famous a little bit. The toe tab just kind.
40:47
Of but it wasn't like a across the league where everyone was
40:49
trying to do it at that time. No, but the tumor did it before.
40:52
No, I'm not saying nobody did it, I'm just saying it wasn't as
40:55
much. I'll be.
40:57
Sure. I'll be.
40:58
Sure, this one. I'll be sure to tell Imani.
41:00
That there was there was a catch and and you New York people will
41:04
remember this, but there was a catch that Randy Moss made over
41:07
Darrelle Revis jumped up and it was a one handed thing, pretty
41:11
much snatched it out of his face, over his head.
41:14
I remember it in just pure Randy Moss fashion and, and I will, I
41:19
will never forget it. And it was incredible.
41:21
And it was because of who Darrelle Revis was at the time
41:24
and Revis Island and and Moss just posted him up and said I'm
41:30
still the guy. All right, King, time to decide
41:34
who goes on to face you. There, it's so close, it's so
41:37
close and I, I, I like Wes's picks.
41:39
I, I do the interception, I, I, I mean, you can, you can argue
41:44
that too. That is a catch, so you could
41:46
call that, but I'm, I'm going to go with Speedy.
41:48
I, I think Speedy made his points and I like the speedy.
41:50
I like Speedy's first two picks. There was a 2 memorable.
41:54
But I, I mean, how about Odell Beckham's catch, that
41:57
unbelievable catch. That was one of the greatest
41:59
catches. Even Garrett Wilson last year,
42:00
that catch that he made was just ridiculous.
42:02
Mike Evans had a really insane one.
42:04
Handed one Mike Evans. In like 2017 he got slacked by
42:07
Keanu Neil out of bound. I mean, there was a lot of great
42:10
catches. Antonio Brown made some
42:12
unbelievable catches over the years.
42:14
Calvin Johnson, that Hail Mary with a triple team, I guess the
42:17
angles, that was a crazy. One so all right, let's.
42:20
Go All right. So everybody back in and we're
42:23
all now the voters to decide the winner of the last round of this
42:30
one. I mean, we got a, obviously,
42:32
when you mention it, the game that I actually was at in this
42:34
end zone but a little high up, and Odell Beckham made this
42:38
catch, but we lost that game, so whatever.
42:42
I tried getting Brandon Carr on the show, the corner that he
42:44
beat on that play, and he just kept ghosting us.
42:47
Yeah, he. Did I would too after famously
42:50
getting humbled on that play while getting an interference
42:53
penalty that they had to decline because it was a touchdown.
42:55
All right, here we are last round.
42:58
I think we got a good topic here, Errol for this one and
43:02
we've got take on the king round, best offenses of all
43:09
time. Give me either like the era of
43:11
the team or if the team, like the offense have like a famous
43:14
nickname, you can go with that as well.
43:18
Errol, you decide if you want to go first.
43:19
I'll go. First.
43:20
Second. I'll go 1st.
43:23
I'm going to go with, and I forget what year it is, but it
43:26
was the Randy Moss and Tom Brady, New England Patriots.
43:30
That offense was absolutely unbelievable.
43:35
Randy Moss. I think at that, that year I had
43:37
like 25 touchdowns at some ridiculous number.
43:40
Tom Brady threw like 5000 yards. That offense was absolutely just
43:46
unstoppable. And everybody was talking about
43:48
it because I remember the Broncos offense a couple of
43:51
years before that when they went to the Super Bowl, when Seattle
43:54
beat them, you know, in, in MetLife before that snowstorm
43:58
and everybody was like, that's this number will never be
44:00
broken. That was when Peyton Manning
44:02
broke 50. But this was the one of the
44:04
greatest, if not the greatest offense of all time.
44:07
I, I, I, I, they were unstoppable.
44:09
Both guys were unstoppable. So I'm going to go out as my #1
44:12
all. Right, I'll start with the
44:13
Greatest Show on Turf. Rams, Isaac, Bruce, Torrey, Hole
44:16
2, Hall of Famers, Marshall Faulk, probably top 10 running
44:18
back, probably the best receiving running back or second
44:20
best receiving run back. You already probably him and
44:22
Ladainian Tomlinson from scrimmage all the time.
44:24
And then obviously Kurt Warner. What a story he was.
44:26
Orlando Pace, offensive on the offensive line, future Hall of
44:28
Famer and a couple other really good players on that team.
44:31
Obviously, they only won the one Super Bowl, but they were, for
44:34
five years straight, maybe the best offense in the NFL and one
44:36
of the best we've ever seen. Errol, I'm going to go.
44:39
I have to go. I just mentioned them.
44:41
It was the 2013 Denver Broncos, The Peyton Manning Denver
44:46
Broncos. I mean, I, they went to the
44:49
Super Bowl and I remember that, but nevertheless they broke
44:52
every single record. I mean, they, I think they
44:56
staggering 606 points. I'm just looking at the numbers.
44:58
Peyton Manning broke the single season record passing yards and
45:01
touchdowns. I, the Broncos had I think two
45:05
or three guys that had over 1000 yards in the season.
45:09
I, they were unbelievable. That was probably arguably the
45:12
greatest offense of all time, especially regular season
45:15
offenses of all time. Peyton Manning and the Denver
45:18
Broncos, 2013 There it. Is I'll, I'll go to the Saints
45:23
in 2011. That offense that was a 34 point
45:28
a game offense. Drew Brees definitely could have
45:30
been robbed of an MVP of that year.
45:32
Obviously, the monster running backs that they had, they had
45:34
Reggie Bush there, Mark Ingram, one of the best offensive lines
45:37
that year and statistically speaking was the highest scoring
45:40
until that Broncos season, I think since the Rams.
45:43
The Rams greatest show on turf offense that year and was a
45:46
passing attack that was insane. Luckily they lost in the
45:48
playoffs to the 49ers, helped our Giants fish because I don't
45:50
think they were beating the Saints if they played in the NFC
45:52
championship game. But that was an insane offense
45:55
on a team that had no defense, by the way.
45:56
All right. Errol Oh, I'm kicking things
46:00
this way. I'm kicking things everywhere
46:02
around. You went with the 2000 Rams,
46:04
right? In the first one, yeah.
46:06
The 2000. Greatest Show on turf?
46:08
Yeah. Which one 2099?
46:10
No, no, it's supposed to be like a just like an era of it.
46:13
Oh, so like. So where where you can't, you, I
46:16
can't go with it because both years they were, they were
46:19
sensational. He takes all those Rams, you
46:21
take all the Manning Bronco stuff, he and the Brady stuff
46:26
with the. All right, the Moss, I'm going
46:28
to go. I'm going to go with the John
46:30
Elway Broncos. That offense was unbelievable.
46:34
Arguably one of the underrated. You mentioned a tight end.
46:37
Well, we were. There's a guy, there's a guy
46:39
that played for the Giants and the Giants drafted, and then he
46:43
went over there to the Broncos and won a couple of Super Bowls.
46:46
And his son's now one of the star running backs for the San
46:49
Francisco 49ers. You know what I'm talking about.
46:51
You guys forgot about him. He.
46:54
Yeah. Mr. Ed McCaffrey, who's a Hall
46:56
of Famer, by the way. I, I, I'm going to go, I'm going
46:59
to go with that team. They had Davis, Terrell Davis,
47:02
one of the fastest, one of the best runners out of the 90s, one
47:05
of the more underrated running backs of the 90s.
47:08
And John Elway is one of the greatest quarterbacks of all
47:10
time. Nobody can argue that.
47:12
And that offense was so explosive for, for how many
47:16
years was that one of the best offenses in the league?
47:18
I I would go with that, that Broncos, I guess that Broncos
47:22
team in the 90s. So I'm going to go Broncos.
47:24
I'm going to pay homage to the tight end that W mentioned and
47:27
picked his offense, and that's been early 90s Dallas Cowboys,
47:30
obviously Troy Aikman and Smith at that offensive line.
47:34
Arguably the best ever with the two guards that they had with
47:36
Newton and the rest in peace. Larry Allen, Michael Irvin, Jay,
47:39
Jay Novacek. They won multiple Super Bowls
47:42
with, let me say, the early reign of Derry Jones before he
47:45
got dumb, but that offense all around.
47:47
That defense was pretty dim. That defense was very good too.
47:49
I mean, so that's why they didn't get the.
47:51
Cut off a lot. I mean they.
47:53
Didn't get the cut off the states for that reason I.
47:55
Could go with all that, Deion Sanders, you could go on.
47:58
With that defense, your boy Deion.
47:59
I mean. OK.
48:01
All right. It's time for us to vote.
48:03
And again, when we're voting, we're taking a couple of things
48:06
into account, the quality of the team that was given to us, but
48:10
also that I'd say in equal parts the argument for that team.
48:15
So consider both of those things.
48:17
I'm going to give you my vote. I have Errol in a squeaker on
48:21
this one. I like the taken.
48:24
I think I'm going to take Manning's team over the Rams
48:27
team just because I've never seen anything like the Manning
48:31
teams. And I think the Rams teams, they
48:33
had a lot of different permutations of it, and I've
48:36
seen them lose as well. So the Manning team, we never
48:40
really saw him defended because he was hurt.
48:42
The next year, he was not the same guy.
48:44
They still got to the Super Bowl as AI mean the guy without being
48:48
able to throw, he still got to the Super Bowl.
48:50
He got killed at that point. But let's face it, that's one
48:52
that's also really kind of impressive to be able to gut it
48:55
through like that. Brady Moss.
48:57
Let's face it, that's the offensive.
48:59
Oh, by the way, Brandon Moore, I think if I'm not mistaken,
49:01
Marshall was on that team if I'm not mistaken.
49:03
No, I know Eric Decker was on that time.
49:05
It was Eric Decker Demarious. And.
49:07
Wes Welker. The receiver who passed away?
49:09
Damaris Thomas. Demarious Thomas.
49:10
Yes, and. Then I'm going to go the run
49:15
game of Elway's team over the run game of the Cowboys team
49:19
just by a squeer because I think Terrell Davis, you know, with
49:22
the shorter peak, he was playing at a higher level at that peak
49:26
than Emmitt Smith was at his peak at I.
49:28
I just think Terrell Davis for that.
49:30
That's why he's in the Hall of Fame.
49:31
He didn't play that many years, but when he was there, by far
49:34
the best running back in the league at zone offense, everyone
49:38
does it. Now it's the Shanahan offense.
49:39
His father ran it with Kubiak. It's not surprising that offense
49:43
is still around, so influential. I go with Errol for that reason.
49:47
Tommy, I'm going with Errol as well too.
49:49
And similar to what you said, Fish, it's very, very, very
49:52
close. I just also think that that 2007
49:55
Patriots team was just absolutely ridiculous.
49:56
But hey, it even makes it even better because us Giants fans,
49:59
we all know what happened in the end.
50:00
But hey, honestly don't know that Brady and that Brady and
50:03
Randy Moss connection was really great.
50:05
For a very long time, and I think that was Randy Moss's
50:07
first year. So to come into this first year,
50:09
we all knew what Randy was coming.
50:11
Coming into that first year and getting paired with the best
50:13
quarterback, you know, he had crazy almost 1500 receiving
50:19
yards for Randy Moss, 50 touchdowns like Errol mentioned
50:21
for. And as well as I want to mention
50:25
that the 2 Brown Broncos teams, I do just like them just a bit
50:28
over than the Saints and Cowboys teams that that Speedy
50:32
mentioned. But it's really close.
50:34
It really was close, but I'm gonna have to give it to Errol
50:35
on this one. All right, Wes, 2 votes for
50:38
Errol. First off, I, I just got to say
50:40
that, that nobody mentioned the 2018 Chiefs who are
50:42
statistically better in everything that in every average
50:47
they're, they're statistically better than the Greatest Show on
50:49
turf. That being said, I, I really
50:52
didn't care for Errol's Elway, Elway, you know, Bronco
50:57
reference. I think there were better
50:59
offenses that could have been brought into the picture than
51:01
that. And I don't think Terrell Davis
51:03
was underrated. Terrell Davis is one of the
51:05
greatest running backs ever, probably the best running back
51:08
of that decade outside of Barry Sanders and Emmett.
51:11
However, I like I like the PD brought the greatest Sean turf
51:16
into the picture and he brought up the Saints.
51:18
That Saints offense is not one that everybody thinks of, and
51:22
nobody brought in any type of Peyton Manning Colts, but you
51:26
know, there was another choice. You can't.
51:28
Do that. You lost me.
51:29
You lost me on the LA Broncos. I'm I'm, I'm giving my vote to
51:32
Speedy. What did I lose you Ed man?
51:34
Ed McAfee. What are you talking about?
51:36
What it is? Terrell Davis, the Broncos with
51:41
John Elway, 2 time Super Bowl champion.
51:44
What are you talking about? I lost you.
51:46
I think. I think you're lost.
51:48
I think you're lost in translation.
51:50
Statistically, that offense is not anything compared to the
51:54
ones that PD met you. Best old white I just.
51:57
Gave I just gave you the 2 best offenses of all time.
52:01
So I don't know what you're talking about.
52:02
The Broncos and the Patriots of 2007 or two best offenses of all
52:06
time? It's not.
52:07
Patriots, I agree with you. Patriots, I agree with you.
52:10
Well, hold on one second. The Broncos.
52:12
The 2013 Broncos. Of Brandy Moss Dude the. 2013
52:17
Broncos is the best offense of all time.
52:19
Go look at the numbers. The numbers don't lie.
52:22
You're lost if you don't think that that was it was even
52:24
better. Than 13 I agree with 13, but
52:26
that's what the argument was I. Remember.
52:30
Two out of the three. Before.
52:33
I'm just saying, I'm just arguing.
52:34
Yeah, this tearing thing. Guys, let's let's move on.
52:37
It's 2 to one Jake. Yeah, So I, I think you guys did
52:42
pretty good job. I think I had it really close
52:44
to, I think for me it was 11 and it came down to the middle
52:47
decision. I think Errol definitely had it
52:48
with the Patriots pick. I think Speedy with the Cowboys
52:51
pick, he had that one. But for me, it came down to the
52:53
middle pick. And I think for me it was the
52:55
the Peyton Manning Broncos just squeaking that over the New
52:58
Orleans Saints. Drew Brees by Drew Brees and I
53:01
think Drew Brees personally, more of the success of those
53:03
teams were predicated on Drew Brees and maybe not as much of
53:06
his offense as you see a lot of the times throughout the 2000
53:09
and 10s. They always came up short in
53:11
part because of his defenses and, you know, not having the
53:14
skill position. I think Drew Brees was able to
53:15
elevate his teams a lot, but Peyton Manning just I think took
53:18
it to another level. He still holds the the single
53:21
season passing yards record for a single seat.
53:23
I think it was like 5400 yards and about like 50 touchdowns.
53:27
They scored over 600 points. And I mean, they get they got
53:30
shut down by the Legion of Boom, which was rough, a rough
53:33
awakening for them. They did end up still winning a
53:34
Super Bowl at the end of Manning's career.
53:36
So I think that for me just squeaks it out a little bit.
53:39
So I'll give it to Errol. But again, it was very close.
53:41
By the way, and and that Legion of Boom, that secondary is
53:44
arguably the greatest secondary of all time.
53:47
So for sure, for sure. Pretty legendary 3 to 1 Aaron.
53:52
I'm going to keep it short and simple.
53:53
I'm going to go error on this one.
53:54
I do think contrary to what was said, I do like the the Broncos
53:59
pick set especially, especially with the LA Broncos.
54:03
I think that's it's such a great team and I do feel like
54:06
sometimes they kind of go, they kind of get missed over and
54:09
maybe it's me because I didn't obviously watch the play.
54:11
At the time I only seen them. After the after the fact.
54:14
But I'm just going to keep it short.
54:15
On the error on this. One.
54:17
All right, so that clinches it, but let's hear from Johnny Reno.
54:20
Yeah, You know, I actually agree with a lot of what I said.
54:22
I think Errol lost nothing. Errol had it and he lost me when
54:27
he doubled down and took the 9899 Broncos over the Peyton
54:32
Manning LED Colt because the pain.
54:33
Manning LED Colts in O4 and O6 specifically because remember
54:37
before the 55 touchdown season that he had in Denver, he had to
54:41
go to Indianapolis and there was consistently about six years
54:45
they started 10 and O because they had a high-powered offense
54:48
with Marvin Harrison, Dame Manning, Edrin James, that team,
54:53
Dallas Clark, that team was absolutely stacked all.
54:56
The way you lost me, you lost me.
54:59
Doubled down and it said that you still believe that 99
55:03
Broncos were better than the O four O 6 Colts.
55:06
That's when you lost me. Disappointed they were brought
55:07
up. Doesn't matter, but I I vote for
55:10
Speedy on that. All right, so it's 4/2 by a
55:14
split decision I. Win much Arrow March.
55:17
Is the king. It's a majority decision and
55:21
that is king of the hill. Next week we will.
55:25
Well, you know, arrows not there for now.
55:26
Lost. I love Wes and I love Reno,
55:29
Johnny, but they're lost. I, I think they forget how good
55:31
that Broncos offense was. They're lost.
55:34
I mean, John Elway, you can argue, is one of the greatest
55:37
quarterbacks ever play. And to sit there and say, well,
55:41
he doubled down because he didn't go with Indianapolis and
55:44
Peyton Manning and Reggie Wayne and Marvin Harrison, that's
55:48
fine. I could have went that route,
55:50
too. I'm just, I remember, by the
55:53
way, how many championships did that team have?
55:56
How many? How many?
55:58
They won a championship. They're first of all, they won a
56:01
championship because they beat the Chicago Bears and a backup
56:05
quarterback. They beat a quarterback that
56:07
nobody's even heard. You just told me that the 2013
56:11
Broncos that offense was insane. Yeah, that offense.
56:14
Was insane about eight games into the next year when they
56:17
actually won the Super Bowl. But let's give the argument that
56:21
they they won that Super Bowl not because of their offense.
56:24
Their offense was. Terrible.
56:25
They're talking. Second-half of that.
56:27
We're talking. About we're talking about
56:29
offense. Yeah, we are talking about
56:31
offense. We are talking about.
56:32
Offense, you're talking so your 2013 offensive Broncos didn't
56:36
date that offense, didn't win the Super Bowl defense.
56:39
Really. I I, I remember, I remember in
56:42
99 when The Jets were up a significant total and they were
56:47
going to the Super Bowl and yeah, John Elway in the
56:50
second-half took them all the way back.
56:51
So I don't know what you're talking about.
56:53
You're lost. It's OK.
56:54
That's fine. No, Wes was definitely right
56:57
though. They should have gave the 2018
56:58
Chiefs a shot. I mean, technically rookie
57:00
Mahomes still 5000 yards. I'm not going to give Mr. I'm
57:04
Tyree Kill and Travis Kelly not. Giving Mr. Homer any of.
57:07
That no, the Colts would have been probably my next.
57:08
And that team and that. Team they deserved this shot.
57:12
I I honestly don't think so because the only weapon they
57:15
really had there was their their, their quarterbacking,
57:18
Travis Kelsey, their offense wasn't prolific.
57:21
Tyree kill is fine. You don't think?
57:23
That kill. And Tyree.
57:24
I think, I think, I think Tyree Kill is 1 of of the most
57:27
overrated wide receivers in the NFL.
57:30
So take that, take that, take that.
57:33
Goodbye, goodbye. Just Ringo, Ringo, Johnny over
57:37
there. Ringo go, go, take the ring,
57:41
take the. Ring, ring and salt.
57:44
That I don't want, Tyree kill I don't want.
57:47
Anything to do with Tyree? I want nothing to do with Tyree
57:49
Kill. Goodbye.
57:51
Goodbye. We love you, Reno.
57:52
Goodbye, Reno. Goodbye, so long.
57:56
Farewell. We appreciate the time.
58:01
All right guys, what a great episode of King of the Hill.
58:05
Thanks for. Playing thanks to Alexa Parlay
58:07
Sector for voting for me. I knew they were voting for you.
58:12
I knew they were going to go for you, but that's fine.
58:14
I disagree with them. Honestly.
58:17
I like, I like that India, those Indianapolis teams with Peyton
58:21
Manning, Edgar and James and Reggie Wayne and Marvin
58:23
Harrison. And you could, I could have went
58:25
that route. But I'm also looking at what
58:27
John Elway did and and the really everybody talks about the
58:31
the gunslinger. He pretty much brought that
58:34
whole gun slinging, you know, situation to the NFL.
58:38
Everybody keeps talking about Dan Marino.
58:39
The gun Slinger was Dan, I mean, not Dan Marino.
58:43
It was John Elway who had the biggest forearms I mean I've
58:47
ever seen in my entire life. That guy's forearms were
58:50
absolutely ginormous. So you talk about Mark McGuire,
58:54
if you put Mark Mcguire's forearms to John Elway, it's not
58:57
even comparable. That's how big John Elway's for
59:00
till right now. If you meet John Elway, which I
59:03
had a chance to do that his forearms are still big, still
59:06
huge, so and I'm sure he doesn't even work them out anymore, so.
59:11
They're still right, though. Is that what you're trying to
59:15
flex right now? Why ain't got?
59:18
Nothing else. Java.
59:20
Java, Your son? Your son's a Broncos fan.
59:22
Maybe you can get access to John Elway and you can compare.
59:24
And I I'll tell you this, Reno, Johnny can shove Tyree Kill up
59:28
his ass. OK, That's all I got to say
59:31
about Tyree Kill. Give me a break.
59:33
You know what is you're? Not going to win with that pedal
59:35
with a cheese fan and Johnny. Advocating for Tyree?
59:38
I don't care. You're not going to sell me on
59:41
on Tyree kill, OK. I'm sorry.
59:44
You can try to do whatever it takes.
59:46
It's not going to work with me. You can eat it, suck it like a
59:50
candy, a blow pop and shove it where the sun doesn't shine.
59:53
Because if it's the only one that likes the blow, pop.
59:55
Tyree Kill is the most overrated wide receiver we've ever seen in
1:00:00
NFL history. He's so overrated and highly
1:00:03
paid. OK.
1:00:05
And and he and I, as far as I'm concerned, yeah, he made
1:00:08
catches. He was he the reason why they
1:00:10
won those championships? No, not really.
1:00:13
So I I'm sorry, I'm going to speak the truth.
1:00:16
The running game and in certain aspects, especially in a Super
1:00:20
Bowl, their defense. Won those games.
1:00:22
I was going to say Tyreke Hill's trade Hall might might have won
1:00:24
them a few championships, getting Mcduffie and Karl Loftus
1:00:27
and all those guys that. They hence the reason why Kansas
1:00:29
City decided to part ways with him because they knew they can
1:00:31
win without a 5, which they did, which they did by the way,
1:00:35
without him. So that's why I wouldn't put
1:00:37
Kansas City there either. That's what these boys don't
1:00:39
understand. I'm I'm trying to give you some
1:00:41
knowledge. I'm dropping knowledge for all
1:00:43
you guys. You guys can think I'm nuts all
1:00:45
you want. I understand the game and Tyree
1:00:48
kill. Ask Miami how great Tyree Kill
1:00:51
is. They're trying to get rid of
1:00:52
them. They got a guy named, I don't
1:00:54
know, Jaden Waddle, who's pretty much the the better version of
1:00:58
Tyree Kill. So you could take that and sync
1:01:01
that. If you guys want to really try
1:01:03
to compare and contrast wide receivers in the NFL right now,
1:01:05
they have a he has a guy on the team that's better than he is.
1:01:08
So that's all I'm going to say about that.
1:01:10
By the way, Jaden Waddle, who doesn't get himself into
1:01:12
trouble, stays out of the tabloids.
1:01:15
Why would you want Tyree Kill on your football team?
1:01:19
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solve it faster than each other. They get 3 clues, they get a
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wild guess. Whoever guesses in fastest gets
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it right and wins the game. But they have to use in a
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sentence correctly. The sentence acts as a
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tiebreaker. There's a catch.
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Speedy is our resident sports analyst, analytical guru.
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He will give Errol a sports on analytical term.
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Errol's more of an eye test, traditionalist sports fan.
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He's he goes by his gut. He trusts it hits butts taking
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him this far. He doesn't know some of these
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terms. He's going to get those clues.
1:02:37
On the other hand, you can't give Speedy those terms, but we
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will give Speedy some sexual. My rear end is burning.
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Nithins are more direct, so a little.
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Bit I need a blow pop. We will get the music going
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right now. Speedy for the big reveal of.
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Your fish is not a panty dropper.
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Of the night all. Right, so it is baseball again
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this week. We've got WRAAW.
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RAA, Errol. WRAA runs.
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Yeah, runs is right. WRRAA analysis?
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Nope. OK, all right, incorrect.
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Moving on to the big reveal of the analytical term of the
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evening. All right, Queef.
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God. Wild guess, speedy.
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Yeah, that's going to be wild. All right.
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Some term for anal sex with the same gender.
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I don't know. Goop sits on the shitter.
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That is not right. So we now move on to our first
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clues. Speedy Wraa give Errol his clue.
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All right, So the W is a common term for something that you use
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in a workout, mainly with muscular things and then a A.
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So if you're ranking something or judging a meter the middle,
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look, look at the middle. So something slightly higher
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than the middle you could consider a a.
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So you said working out. So yeah, something you use when
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you work out. Wait.
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So yeah, that's it's something close to that.
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Give it to him weighted. Weighted, yes.
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OK. And then aided runs is so is
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what you have so far. You need the 2A's I.
1:05:08
Don't know. All right, let's move on back to
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Speedy Harold, give him his first clue.
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It smells. That could be pretty much
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everything in the human body. OK, queef.
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All right, I'm assuming it comes out of either the ass or vagina,
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some kind of substance. Oh, yeah.
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All right. Let's I'll say this, none of us
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had to look this one up tonight. I'm sure you're honored.
1:05:55
No, no, I'm telling you it's what is it that common good.
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Thank you guys. OK, it's.
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Blow my back out? No.
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I don't think it's anything to do with the back.
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OK, let's say it's. A a solid like clump of like
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vagina. Gross crap.
1:06:22
I don't know, but it's a solid chunk.
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Solid chunk. Not liquid.
1:06:29
On on solid chunk, we are giving you the wrong answer buzzer.
1:06:34
All right, I vivid imagination as always.
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Let's get the second clue for Wraa all.
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Right, the first a opposite of below, and 2nd A again, another
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term for somewhere right in the middle.
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If you're judging like zero to 100 right in the middle, the
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blank is 50. So what was the other?
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One that's that's actually not correct mathematically speedy.
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What was the other one? It's not.
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What's the first thing? The opposite of below.
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Opposite of below. Above.
1:07:12
Yeah. And then just like all right, 5
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fish is not fish was going to give the mathematical terms.
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So the blank of five and. 50 in. Is 10.
1:07:26
Groba. I know that is correct.
1:07:30
I don't know. All right, so did you get one of
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them on this you? Got above yes.
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My rear end is burning. So you have one letter left to
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decipher. Arrow.
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You're really close. We are now moving into the next
1:07:45
clue for Mr. Speedy PD. It makes a sound, it makes a
1:07:53
sound, it smells and makes a sound.
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OK. It makes a sound.
1:08:05
So some probably something similar to a fart, but probably
1:08:07
more intimate. OK, so let's say.
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Go for it, Speedy A. Queef is a woman farting.
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OK. In the faces of three guys.
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I'm going to crash my car. Come on bro, I like anal.
1:08:36
I'm sure you do nothing. I'm sure you wouldn't mind if 3
1:08:39
hot ladies farted in your face. He almost grabs.
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A quality educational experience with an asterisk except while
1:08:50
except while driving you're. Crazy.
1:08:53
Well, you know, Speedy, you're remarkably close.
1:08:58
Surprisingly, you're very close and off the rails at the end,
1:09:03
but I would say you got more than half of it.
1:09:06
So you're actually right there, neck and neck with Errol.
1:09:08
Errol only has one letter left to go.
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Give him his last clue for WRAA. So when you describe describe a
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player, you could say this player is mediocre or just
1:09:20
decent. Another term for that starts
1:09:24
with that and you could say another another clue I could
1:09:28
give to law of they say blank. Average.
1:09:33
There it is. So put it all together weighted.
1:09:38
Runs. What was the other above above
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average? Yeah.
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All right, so you got the term right.
1:09:48
Now is the tiebreaker. You got to use it correctly in a
1:09:52
sentence. Go ahead and use.
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Hey, Speedy. Gets another chance, though.
1:09:57
Yeah, yeah, no, yeah, Speedy has a chance because this is the
1:09:59
tiebreaker. If Errol's sentence isn't good,
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Speedy still has a chance to win another sentence.
1:10:05
Errol use Aaron Judge talking about Wraa.
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Aaron Judge is above the league's best right now in the
1:10:16
major leagues above. In I'm sorry, in weighted in
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West. Yes, in West, yes exactly.
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That's where I would. Go.
1:10:31
That is a pretty good sentence. That is true.
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This is speedy. Explain the term a little bit.
1:10:36
Yeah. So it's a combination of factors
1:10:38
for an offensive player. It basically deals with how much
1:10:40
runs you create as an offensive player, whether it comes from
1:10:44
scoring the runs, whether it comes from driving in runs with
1:10:46
RBIs. It's a combination of
1:10:48
everything. Stealing bases, obviously
1:10:50
that'll drive it up. So somebody like a Cunha in his
1:10:52
MVP year is? Going.
1:10:54
Higher in that statistic, I think Shohei Otani when he won
1:10:56
his M. Give me that chicken with the.
1:10:58
Angels led the league in it. I farted.
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I think the year you thought Vlad should have won the MVP and
1:11:05
Otani beat him too, and he led in that category.
1:11:08
So it's basically how much runs you create for yourself and just
1:11:13
with combination base running. Walk, stuff like that.
1:11:16
All right. You ready, Speedy?
1:11:17
All right, All right. So just so you know, Aaron Judge
1:11:21
currently has a 49.4 WRA. Which is by far the best in the
1:11:27
league, yeah. Yeah, pretty, pretty great.
1:11:30
All right. So speedy, you basically need to
1:11:33
be perfect and be more descriptive than Errol was in
1:11:37
his sentence. But Errol sentence was like an
1:11:39
A. You can do this.
1:11:40
Speedy last clue. Speedy PD.
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So it smells, it makes sounds, and men, when they drive it and
1:11:53
they pull it out, it makes the sounds.
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OK, so I will go with you. Pull your pants down, fart, fart
1:12:07
and then pull the penis out. Oh man, Speedy.
1:12:20
You're closer with the second one.
1:12:22
The third clue should have been women can do it all day.
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I gave them the answer. They went.
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I mean, just think about it. Errol Marx, you are tonight's
1:12:33
winner of Analytics. Congratulations.
1:12:36
Speedy, you know what? You know what a queef is?
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No, it's really not. It's a pussy fart, that's what
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it is. Just so you know, just.
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So you know, quality educational experience held once again here
1:12:49
on job in the mouth. This has been analytics.
1:12:52
Great show. Thank you to Jabba at the World
1:12:54
Series, the College World Series.
1:12:56
Thank you to Goody for joining us.
1:12:58
Congratulations to Goody on another win.
1:13:01
So congratulations to him and extra OT thank you to all the
1:13:05
fans on social media. Thank you to again, back to the
1:13:08
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1:13:25
I will not be here on Monday and Thursday next week.
1:13:28
I'll be on vacation. So you will have Java, you all
1:13:31
fish run helping out and helping run the show.
1:13:34
You'll have Tommy on, Speedy off Nick, you'll have all the whole
1:13:37
crew and even our interns. But you will not have me.
1:13:40
So I might sneak in. Maybe if I have, if I can on on
1:13:45
the boat, I'll sneak. We don't.
1:13:46
We don't want you. You're on the boat, go enjoy it
1:13:49
you stupid ass. I.
1:13:51
Still, I mean, you could pay $30.00 for 5 minutes of Wi-Fi to
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call in I. Guess no, actually we have free
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Wi-Fi I paid for. It There you go, I paid.
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For it already so all right that's it.
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