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Philip Rivers is BACK in the NFL! · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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They're going to have a ton of money to spend.
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Why not put it in one of the top three offensive players in the
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league? We're going to be looking at
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Aaron judging and saying that he can't win the big game, Michael
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Jordan said. I played 82 games.
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You don't see LeBron doing that a game.
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Where you got to go? Before I told you, Giant fans
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It has been a crazy, crazy week and it's been on and off.
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We had a little bit of rain. We're supposed to get a lot of
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snow this weekend on Sunday and Monday into Monday we could be
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hit with five to seven inches of snow.
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I've been hearing how how is it over there in the one and only
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Nebraska We're we're. Actually we're it was like 50°,
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but we're going to get like I think the high that we're going
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to have on the weekend, I think is 16 on Saturday and like 22 on
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Sunday. But we we have no snow, which
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I'm I'm I will take, you know, as the holidays like yeah,
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you're a present giver then you like I can't wait.
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I suck at it. I suck.
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So you just. So you just give the presents
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before the holidays even come? I suck, Carol.
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I am not good at it. I am not good and in fish I love
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you top of the closet. No, because I'm still going to
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see it. And then I'm, I know when I go
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in the closet like I'm, I'm going like I, I, it makes me so
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happy and I know it's going to make you guys happy.
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Like and I want and I don't need a holiday to give a gift, right?
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No, but it just, it makes me so happy and it's like I can't, I
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can't wait. And it's literally I get yelled
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at all the time, like you just need to wait.
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You need to wait, you need to do this.
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And like, but I have to tell somebody when I'm super excited
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about getting somebody a gift, right?
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Like, and I have all of you guys as gifts and I'm like, I'm just
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waiting. And I'm like like I just want to
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send them. Really.
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You got a gift for me now. Now you got me.
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Now me. Now you got me.
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Wondering what you got me? I it's probably it's probably a
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picture of your middle finger and you signed it.
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Go F yourself. That's.
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Probably something show me how it's on related.
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I could see that I I could definitely or a bobble head with
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you know, he got specially made for me with his middle finger up
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at me signed by Java. But it's funny you mentioning
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here. I lost my earring the other day
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and I had expensive diamond earrings and I ripped apart my
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bed. I had Brittany wake up and I'm
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like, get up. It might be under you.
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I can't find it. It's it's and it's a it's a big
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diamond and I finally. Found the same thing and he
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wanted those and like and I get him like his.
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His graduation gift was literally Jacob the jeweler did
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one. Like so he has a diamond pendant
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and everything like a dog tag and it's all wrapped in
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diamonds. I think I have that too.
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I think I I had something made years ago on that, but I don't
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even know where I what I did with it.
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And but I'm like cart, No, like I'm not like you're now like in
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a different realm, like I'm not going to buy you expensive
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earrings because exactly just what happened.
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I agree with you. Earrings.
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Jewelry. Are you a sunglasses person?
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Oh, are you kidding me? So anybody that knows me, I'm a
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collector, so I actually. Know that you know that.
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I have two pairs. I, I, by the way, I bought the
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Ray Ban Meta glasses. I have two pairs of those.
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So I and everybody. Hold on, which ones?
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And and I think Carter's watching the show or not, I'm
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not sure. Yeah, but I'm getting him
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something like that. Did you get the the transition
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lens ones those? Are the new ones.
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Those are the twos. I'm not ready to get the twos
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because usually when they come out there's always a flaw in
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them, so I wanted to wait until next year.
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We'll get you get the Gen. ones or the Gen. twos.
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I have the I have two of the Gen. ones so and I like I like
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them by the way, the Meadow meta glasses and the only difference
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between the the meta 2 and a meta ones is the new ones.
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It's 8 hours. You can actually use it for 8
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hours before the battery dies. The new the old ones it's 4
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hours. But really every single thing
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that the meta ones have, the meta twos have it.
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There's very little additional things.
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Now. There is the display glasses
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that came out, which are extra expensive and I and people, you
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have to go to the store and pick them up.
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You can't order them online. They do not sell them online
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unless. You go, you actually have to go
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in and like do all this stuff to like see them, right?
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Yep, Yep. And I I'm not.
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Doing we're not we're not as big as you guys here obviously in
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Nebraska, like we have like one place that will do that and like
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it's I think they're when I thought about it because I
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obviously I wanted to get them, but it's like, oh, it's probably
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like 6 months away and I'm like, I don't I like getting stuff
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immediately. So do I well, and that's that's
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the crappy part about now. It's like everybody's ordering
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everything off Amazon and I can't get it.
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Like usually it's next day and like I can't get it for like 3
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or 4 days and it makes. Me mad it takes forever and and
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with the holidays and and again the meta meta ones meta twos, if
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you have them, they're awesome. Anybody that's ever tried them,
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you pretty much tell it what to do and it'll it'll find it'll it
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tells you the weather tells you it'll tell you the directions.
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So tell me how to get here and it'll tell you word for word how
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to make a right make a left. It's at it's fancy.
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Is that what you were trying to show your friend Ray?
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Yes, before your party. Yes, yes, I was.
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I was teaching Ray how to use the metal ones.
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So I have two metal ones. Before we get in the show, was
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there was there one thing like I always remember like a white
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Christmas. I remember the one the one time
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and it correlated with being a white Christmas for me.
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Yes, and it was I got a Sega. Was was there one like Christmas
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that you remember where you got something that you didn't expect
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or like anything and everybody can jump in on this.
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So it's funny, it's funny. I celebrated Hanukkah and
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Christmas. So on my father's family, I
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celebrated Hanukkah and Hanukkah was like 8 days and eight
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nights. You get 8 presents on different
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days and Christmas, What my mom's family, you celebrate it
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one day, your Christmas Eve and Christmas, you know, Christmas
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morning. So I got a chance to celebrate
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both holidays. So I had like extra gifts and
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all this other stuff with the family.
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But I there is not one present that I actually there is one I
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always loved. Family matters.
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So the Urkel doll came out. Remember the Urkel got any
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cheese? Remember that?
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So that thing came out and I really wanted the Urkel doll.
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So my parents got me the Urkel and that that year those dolls
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went like hot cakes. Remember the what are what are
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those Furbies or whatever the hell they they came out when the
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Furbies came out. That thing I remember when the
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Furbies came out where you couldn't get a furbie, you had
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to like special order it and you wouldn't get it for months after
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the holidays. So that was probably the the one
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president I always remembered when I got it because that was
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the one thing I seriously wanted and my parents make sure I had
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it. But there was never.
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How about you, Speedy? You remember any?
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Well, yeah, probably the most significant one because I, I
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ended up having it for a while, was one of the first PS PS that
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came out at the time because there was a kid, I used to be
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the handheld. PSP.
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Yes, the handheld one, there was always one of my friends at this
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program I used to do was always playing it in the, in the while
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we were waiting and it was like the thing that opened at 5:00 or
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something. So I was always watching him
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play at Jabba. He was also, he was a big
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Yankees fan too. So he was always playing with
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the with the Yankees. If he was playing the MLB the
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Show game, he played other games too.
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So I always wanted out of those. And then I had it actually, I
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actually played it like for a while, I actually built this
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Madden franchise where I I controlled literally everything
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in it. So I ended up playing it for a
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long time after that, but I had a year.
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Into it, spit it out a. Year into it I put the disk in
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wrong too so I had to repair it at GameStop too and it took a
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while and I was so devastated. It's Speedy.
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If you ask him to say something, he tells a whole story about it.
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But I always asked you, is it, do you remember a present?
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We don't care what you did with it, how you used it and what
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what year you. Have job with like the Yankees.
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Yeah, but we didn't care. We have a show to do.
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I didn't. I don't really don't care what
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you did with it. How about you?
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You know, poops, Is there a gift that you remember?
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So I guess similar to Speedy, I remember what is it?
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I had a Nintendo DS. That was when the DS is kind of
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first came out. Remember having these Mario
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Bros, Mario Party, a bunch of other games, but I was a huge
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Mario guy, so that was pretty dope.
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Pretty cool getting that for the first time.
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That was the first time I ever saw those handheld too.
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So have you, have you seen, have you seen the real life like
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Mario Kart stuff that people are doing?
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Yes, yes. No real life Mario Kart like are
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you just talking about? Making all the meta, of course,
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the meta, the meta stuff that you can like actually go into
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the game and. Stuff like that.
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Nuts. Yeah, they have that.
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And how about you fish before we go?
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I know you're a Hanukkah guy. Is there a president that pops
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in mind for you, my friend, that you could remember that really
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stuck out to you when you were a kid?
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No, not really. I got the PS1, I think when it
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first came out in 97 with the Star Wars game.
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That was just the coolest thing ever when it first came out.
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And then there was like a Fifth Element game, if you remember
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the Fifth Element movie, that that game was like pretty fun
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too. But I just remember like the
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very beginning of the PlayStation series.
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I was, I've been a PlayStation guy ever since I've probably got
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in Playstation's like 2 on the holidays.
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Like we, you know, we don't really didn't like do the 8 days
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of presents. My brother and I, I would just
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be like, just give us the system and a game and we're good for
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the the holidays. Just add them all up together.
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We don't need socks. We don't need clothes, you know,
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because it's not. It's not.
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Christmas I'm still, I'm still, I'm still a socks dad.
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Like I'm still like, I got one. I got one for Carter.
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That's literally it says like the the Star Wars thing and
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obviously this goes back to you Errol.
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And I got it says like Luke and I'm your father, whatever.
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And I got that for Carter, for his stocking.
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Everybody knows I'm a die hard Star Wars fan and and we were
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talking about what is niffen look like and we were talking
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about an Ewok. So if anybody hasn't seen Star
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Wars the Ewoks. So if you ever see one of these
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furry little things running around during Comic Con and it
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looks like a weird little thing, it's it's probably Nathan.
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'S family Errol. Actually, I just got a better
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picture of what Nathan looks. Like before we go.
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There we go. There we go.
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You know, Nathan really is someone who cares.
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And we know Nathan cares. You know, mostly you know about
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specific people, but is that you know?
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Something like that. Nathan is just one of the most
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caring people that's ever been and I just wanted to throw it,
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put it out there that people should know about the caring of
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Nathan. No, he's a cat before we got
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started. That's so great.
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That's still good. But it's a Michigan University
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fired head coach Sharon Moore with A cause on Wednesday, and
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the cause is having an inappropriate relationship with
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a female staffer from within the program.
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The New York Post reports that football staffer Paige Shivers
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addressed address is where a 911 call came from where apparently
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Moore threatened to harm both her and himself.
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More than turned over to a detained by or detained and
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detained by police as a suspect of an alleged assault of a
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school employee. TMZ released a dispatch of
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Moore's wife calling 911, claiming Moore was suicidal
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after losing his job. ESP NS Adam Rittenberg reports
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that Moore will remain in police custody until his scheduled
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court case Friday. Several Michigan football
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players and students said they knew of of the potential scandal
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after Michigan lost to USC on October 11th, and the New York
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Post reports say he was behaving more and more erratically as the
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season went on towards players and staff.
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Since Moore is still under A2 year show cause what is it show
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cause penalty from the Connor Stallion scandal.
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It isn't likely that more will be allowed to coach college
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football again, regardless of how this plays out legally.
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This story, obviously we don't know the whole thing behind it.
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There's a lot more that we're going to hear and there's a lot
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more of the story that's going to come out and it might not be
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very good. Now me and first were talking
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about it and there's this another Penn State scandal.
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Now, I don't know if it's that bad that that was really, really
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bad. But the fact here is Michigan's
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been part of not one, but two scandals in the amount of three
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years. And you would think when you
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think about Jim Harbaugh leaving Michigan and going to the NFL
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and all that story and what the story came out with the Connor
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Stallion and stealing signs and, and what they were doing in Ohio
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State. As we have brought up Ohio State
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and, and, and obviously Coach Day and what he has done over
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the years to Michigan football, trying to save, stay Pat where
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Michigan was dominating out of state and finally something
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needed to give and it gave with the Conosalian story.
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Now you're hearing this story and this is the thing and this
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is where I look at it. Has this been going on since Jim
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Harbaugh? And if it has, did Jim know
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anything about it? And if Jim knew something about
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this and the FBI has investigated or will investigate
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deeper into the story, does Jim Harbaugh get pulled into this?
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Does he get arrested now? I don't know.
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I don't know how deep it has gone, but it seems to believe, I
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seem to believe that it wasn't going on just for two years.
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This guy has been there for a long, long time.
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Well, the Errol tear at the same time it's like exactly what you
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said. It affects so many like people
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on different depths of, of what like it really could be in like
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you said, how long has this been going on and how long have they
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have they known about it before it happens?
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And, and I kind of, I kind of relate this one to kind of like
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the Tiger Woods thing, right? And where like when one thing
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happens, the iceberg just appears, right?
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And so you see it and now all of a sudden all this other stuff
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comes out and you're like, it originally supposedly from a
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DoorDash slavery of him getting a Plan B delivered to his
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office, right? What?
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Like what are we doing? Like what are you're getting a
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DoorDash delivery from Plan B to your office?
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Like what? What are we talking about?
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You know what's really weird about this story?
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And again, we don't know the whole story.
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So all the fans out there, they're they're going to have
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assumptions and they're going to assume what the story is really
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about. What we do know is More is in
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custody right now and he's not going to be released until
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Friday, if he even gets released.
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We don't know what the depths of this story is.
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Only the police do and the FBI, which has investigated.
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And that's the crazy thing about all these stories that we speak
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about. We talk about basketball.
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We had Tim Donaghy on the show where you're talking about
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sports betting. Sports has become so big.
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It's become a business. And now you have coaches with
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the NIL deals and the portal and all the money that is given to
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these coaches and they get away with murder.
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They're getting away with so many different things, not just
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in college sports, but in professional sports.
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It it has you wondering, do they have control?
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Does the, the leagues have control?
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Do the committee and, and the NCAA have control of these guys
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that are making 10s of millions of dollars and not really
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understanding why these guys are involved in these scandals.
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And when you look at Moore and you look at this story, you knew
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that Moore had to keep quiet. He needs to make sure everything
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was clear and clean because of the scandal that happened with
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Connor Stallions. And now all of a sudden he knew
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about that. He knew he had to keep keep
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clean. He knew that he was the guy that
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was going to stay pat over there after Jim Harbaugh decided to
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flee and he took a lot of his coaches to go and coach over
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there in LA. He was the one that stayed
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there. Now, maybe the reason why he was
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staying there is because he had a relationship over there and
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that's why he wanted to stay. There could have been a lot of
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other reasons why behind the scenes on why Moore decided to
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stay there and not flee and go and coach over there with LA.
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Because the fact here is they're not allowed to play for a
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championship. They're not they're not allowed
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to go for a national championship because of what
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happened with the Connor Stallion story.
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And now you're sitting here and you're wondering, hey, did
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Michigan on it? Now the players knew about it.
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Did the executives, did the director of Michigan football
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know that this was going on? And if he did know what was
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going on, why isn't he getting arrested?
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And that that happened in Penn State.
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That's the same thing that happened in Penn State.
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Paternal knew some what was going on.
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But he kind of looked the other way and and you saw what
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happened. It ruined everything.
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Penn State, all the championships, all the great
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things that Penn State did washed away because of one
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person. And, and again, I'm not saying
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that Michigan is a great school and a great program and they're
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great people running it. They're not.
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We all know they're not. And I'm going to say that about
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a lot of, you know, programs and sports teams.
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They're not all great. But when you think about this
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story and you wonder that there are young women and young men
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being abused because of power, that to me makes me wonder if
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the business and the sports world and in the sport is bigger
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than everything else. And if that's the truth,
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something needs to be done. Something needs to be taken over
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by the NCAA and in college sports.
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Because if they don't do something about this soon, it's
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going to get worse. Because this isn't the only
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scandal going on right now. It's not just Michigan.
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I, I'm, I'm not creating a story and I don't know, but I'm going
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to tell you this right now. There are scandals going on
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every single day, every single day in sports.
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It's just a matter of who's getting caught and who's not.
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And guess what? Moore got caught because the guy
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was sloppy, stupid, dumb. And again, an organization, a
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program that does not know how to control their coaches and
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they don't know how to control where the money is going and why
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the money is going to those people that do not know how to
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control themselves sexually intimately and understand what
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the emblem and the the program is all about for, for developing
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young men and young ladies to move on in their lives.
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Yeah, the direct analogy would be the Penn State scandal, too.
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And you talk about the athletic director is having a lot of say
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in trying to cover these kinds of things up.
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And it's worse when it's personal level, too.
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It's one thing, obviously. Obviously we talk about these
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betting schemes and all this other stuff, all these
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recruiting violations that people have done in the past.
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And I brought it up a few months ago with Mel Tucker at Michigan
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State, State to Michigan State's been another one that was
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suspect obviously with the whole gymnastics scandal to Larry
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Nasser and Tom is always believes to know stuff about it
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and they cover that up obviously.
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How long was Larry Nasser getting away with it?
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10s of years and years. They had to go to that whole
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court case too, which took about five years for the gymnastics
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team to actually win their case and.
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The United States train the United States gymnastics.
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And what you said though, Errol too, the same like how many
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people like you said to the depth of it, like how many
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people did that? How many?
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People knew. About so many that that we
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probably don't even know about like as, as we speak in the
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media world and where you don't know like it's, it's so further
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more than we will ever even know.
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And how it's like affected these people in in ways where you,
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you, you can't quantify. You can't even say what it is,
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right, But it's, it's so much deeper and, and it's, it's crazy
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too, because there's, and you're 100% right where there's so many
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different organizations that this happened to my son's in
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college right now and literally they were at a Christmas party
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and their coach just said he's gone.
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And you just, it, it, it's crazy to me like as as a parent too,
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like when that happens, that affects your children.
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Like you said, this is young men, young women.
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And that affects on so many depths of what it is because
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they're going to move on and they're going to become great
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and they're going to do their own things.
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But it it affects in so many ways that you don't even
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understand, like, and there's so many people that hide things,
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right? Especially when you have depth
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of of a program that's that wealthy too.
24:06
I was telling fish off air. One of the top five wealthiest
24:09
schools in all of. Professors the wealthiest school
24:11
in the Big 10 and obviously hence why they have the biggest
24:14
stadium and and you were talking about it with like the the
24:17
Connor Stallion scandal and all the other coaches that might
24:19
have been covering that up. And let's be honest, the Connor
24:23
Stallion Stallions was not to me.
24:27
I, I don't call it a scandal. I I did never looked at the
24:30
Connor Stallion story to be a scandal scandal.
24:33
It was all to me. It was all taken to a whole
24:36
nother level because of Ohio State and Ryan Day.
24:40
I believe it was all about Ryan Day and is just to me his
24:45
narcissism. And he was doing whatever it
24:47
took to brush, brush out Michigan and Michigan football
24:52
because he knew that Ohio State, the way they recruit and the way
24:55
they do things over the last couple of years was really being
24:58
blocked by Michigan and Jim Harbaugh.
25:00
And I believe that. And Connor, Connor Stallions is
25:03
not the only person reading and stealing science, everybody.
25:07
Oh no, they hired. Six other students.
25:09
Everybody does it, everybody does it.
25:12
So to anybody, for anybody to think that, oh, Connor Stallions
25:16
is a cheater, he was the he's a worthless piece of garbage.
25:20
And yes, he's a die hard Michigan fan.
25:22
And yes, he came out, he said he would do it again if it came
25:24
down to it, if it comes to winning a national championship.
25:27
I think any fan would say that. The fact here is this scandal is
25:32
a lot, a lot worse when you think about when you're hearing
25:36
a young lady and abusive assaults and all this other
25:40
stuff and that this could be tailing back from years ago.
25:44
And again, if Jim Harbaugh knew anything about this, and I'm
25:48
not, by the way, I'm not creating a story, but it to me,
25:52
it's, it's kind of unlikely that this just happened.
25:56
Now, this has been going on a long time.
26:00
This hasn't been going on for a year.
26:02
This could, this should. And I believe that's why the
26:05
investigation has, it usually takes 2 years before you're
26:10
going to arrest somebody. You're investigating this and
26:13
you're looking into it. They don't, they can't arrest
26:15
you unless they have enough on you.
26:17
It's the same thing with the Mafia.
26:20
It took him years, years to take down John Gotti.
26:24
Think about it. And John Gotti, they knew he was
26:26
killing people. They they knew that he was
26:29
whacking people and he was stealing and he was doing all
26:32
these other things. They had to get enough on him to
26:36
arrest him and put him away for a long time.
26:39
The same thing here. They've they've been
26:41
investigating this a long time. So does Jim Harbaugh know
26:45
anything about this? Was he involved in any kind of
26:48
way with this? And if it is true, does Jim lose
26:51
his job? If it's if it's done?
26:54
And I, I believe Michigan will protect Jim Harbaugh.
26:57
I believe it. They're going to protect him
26:59
because Jim Harbaugh is riding off into the sunset.
27:03
He won a national championship. It wasn't taken away from him.
27:06
And he did what he said he was going to do.
27:08
And he's back. He's back coaching in the NFL
27:10
trying to win a Super Bowl with Mr. Duckman.
27:13
So I just it to me, it's starting to get me thinking that
27:17
this has been going on a lot longer than people say this.
27:20
Yeah. And also we talked about like
27:21
the obviously the scandal of cheating being performance
27:23
enhancing more directly related to why they won a national
27:26
championship. But Java you mentioned to like
27:28
something like this is like a, a personal a human humanity type
27:32
scandal. Like this is directly direct
27:34
contact. And like Errol was saying, like
27:37
Paige was there for I think since 2022 at the.
27:40
So this could have been going on for a very long.
27:42
Time. Long time.
27:42
About something you brought up on the phone to Errol is in fact
27:44
that she coincidentally got a pay raise after.
27:46
This I got a story up so you can go check you.
27:48
Can check that out too. And she went for like 5055
27:53
thousand 90. 90 ground. 55% increase and got 90 brand and
27:58
she was the only staffer that ended up getting that, which
28:00
makes it a very suspicious situation.
28:01
But again, it's a lot. It's a lot worse when there's
28:03
again assault charges on it. And here's another story.
28:07
His wife, Moore's wife, reached out and called 911.
28:10
Did she know about it? Was she involved with it?
28:14
Come on, think about it. She called 911.
28:17
Let's be honest, let's look at it this way.
28:19
If if you know you're doing something wrong and you are like
28:24
you, you're covering a lie to cover a lot, there is no chance
28:28
she didn't know. Like she maybe she didn't know
28:32
to the full extent of it, but you damn well know she knew
28:37
something was going on. And that doesn't, that doesn't
28:43
make it right or, or make it wrong in any and, and like we're
28:47
not trying to like create a narrative or anything like, but
28:51
when something like this goes on, it's not like it just came
28:55
to fruition, right? It literally it's, it's had legs
29:00
because that's the reason like that.
29:02
We have the story, right? It's that's the reason.
29:06
And I always like relate it to, to the things that we know here
29:11
in Nebraska, like Tom Osborne covered up a lot of stuff And
29:17
what did the university do? They covered it up to save face
29:21
until it had to come. And there was there was only so
29:25
much you can do at that point, like and now how do you repair
29:28
that? How did?
29:29
How do you repair? It you can't this, this is
29:31
unrepairable, especially when it has to do with kids, underage
29:35
kids that are going to school and the coaches are taking
29:38
advantage of them. And and again, it's all about
29:41
money with all the money that's being divided out now.
29:43
I've been I've been behind the NIL deals, I've been behind the
29:48
portal and how much money these kids should be making under, you
29:51
know, under the thought that these coaches are making a
29:54
ridiculous amount of money. And and these guys, they these
29:57
coaches are recruiting them and bringing them to the school and
29:59
they're winning championships and they're big recruit
30:03
recruiting players that are going to play NFL football in
30:06
two or three years. That to me makes a lot of sense
30:09
on why I believe that the NCAA has not really realized that
30:14
there has to be some kind of control of this money that as
30:17
much as you think, think about it this way.
30:20
All right, Lane Kiffin decided to go to LSU, right?
30:23
That's what he decided to do. Why?
30:25
Now? Obviously he got paid.
30:27
Now, Old Miss offered him the same money, but it was the
30:30
portal. He had been offered more portal
30:34
money and NIL money to bring in more players to come and play
30:39
for the school, more than Old Miss could afford.
30:42
So he looked at it and said, hey, yeah, I know everybody's
30:45
gonna go. I'm gonna give a shout out to
30:46
Josh Silverbrook, who told me, well, he's an ass.
30:48
He's this he's that anybody that sees the facts on the line and
30:54
you what you put a check mark on every single thing that was
30:56
offered to Lane Kiffin. I'm jumping, I'm I'm moving, I'm
31:00
going to get I'm going to get in my car and I'm going to drive to
31:03
LSU and I'm going to say sayonara to miss.
31:05
So think about it. When you think about the money
31:08
that's getting divided out now and now you could do it legally
31:12
there there is no well, the FBI is going to get involved.
31:15
You can't brush it under the table.
31:17
You can't do what the Clippers did with Kawhi Leonard.
31:19
You got to do it. You can actually stay face and
31:23
and get away with it. Well, if that's the case, the
31:27
NCAA has to look at these stories and wonder, do they
31:29
really have control of it now that you can pay a young lady
31:35
who's an assistant on the bench? Hey, you know what?
31:38
I'm not going to give you a 55% pay raise just because you get a
31:42
nice butt. You know, I, I didn't just think
31:45
about it. To me, it's starting to get me
31:48
worried that the NCAA do not know how to control the coaches
31:52
do not know how to control the. But how?
31:55
How would you like? How would?
31:57
You, I don't know. I don't know, I don't know.
32:00
I don't think there's any answer to it unless you're going to sit
32:03
in the committee and you're going to get the smartest people
32:07
in in sports and let them sit around and say, well, this
32:10
works. But at the same time, you can
32:11
say that, but the most corrupt people in the world is our
32:13
government, yeah. And no doubt.
32:15
And so you have all those people in power, and when you get
32:20
power, and power is money, right?
32:23
And that's exactly what you're saying.
32:25
Yeah, it's scary. It is scary.
32:28
There I it just it. I don't, I don't know that that
32:34
they even know like even where to start, like as as an athlete
32:40
or as whatever or an institution where they see, OK, these, you
32:45
know, 1819 year old kids and then obviously some are playing
32:50
five, 6-7 years and they're freaking have families and
32:52
married and all the other stuff. But how or where?
32:57
Where would you? Where would you start?
32:59
I'm going to throw you a curveball.
33:00
John Calipari, remember this and and fish you, you brought this
33:04
up. You did.
33:05
You had a John Calipari story. What was it?
33:08
I don't know if it was last show.
33:09
It was the last show and John Calipari was complaining that
33:13
the NIL and the portals that these players are making so and
33:17
so amount of money and all this other garbage that he is saying
33:20
when he was the king of bringing youngsters, 1817 year old kids
33:24
to play one year and go right into the to the NBA because of
33:27
money, right? Remember that?
33:29
You remember that fish? And now he was complaining about
33:32
Rick Pitino, who's bringing in guys that are 2728 years old,
33:37
over the age they're they're playing, they're been in college
33:40
for five or six years. And he says, my guys are playing
33:43
men. How is that fair?
33:45
And here's the answer to it, guys.
33:48
It isn't fair. There is no fairness when it
33:51
comes to money. Money talks.
33:53
It doesn't matter if the program has more money and they can
33:57
throw more money into the nil deals or the portals.
34:00
That's where they're going. That is the facts.
34:03
There is no changing it until somebody puts something in
34:07
writing. This is what you have.
34:10
This is what you can spend and this is what you cannot do
34:14
because if you do it, you're going to be suspended.
34:16
You're going to be taken out of a ball game or you can't go into
34:19
the NCAA tournament, the March Madness or whatever the hell it
34:22
is. It's really bad right now.
34:24
And there is no answer, Jabba. That's the answer.
34:26
There is no answer. There's no.
34:29
The only way you can figure something like this out is if
34:32
you put the right people in a on a round table.
34:36
And I'm not talking about Nick Saban or download Sweeney, who
34:38
bitches and moans about everything because they didn't
34:41
get what they wanted. And that's why Nick Saban's
34:44
hanging out at the beach, hopefully not doing what Bill
34:46
Belichick is doing, hanging out with a 24 year old and having
34:49
his woman tell him what to do over there in North Carolina.
34:52
Or, you know, do the right thing and, and, and figure out what is
34:56
the right thing to do to protect these young people, these young
35:01
adults when they go in front of a disgusting, you know, vicious,
35:07
disgusting man like like Sharon Moore.
35:10
He is he is the epiphany of what you should say.
35:15
You want to keep your kids away from you want to make sure that
35:18
your kids are safe away from this maniac because this man is
35:23
not a good man. He has never been a good man.
35:26
He to me, he's probably been whatever he was as a young man
35:31
and he's doing it now to young people, young people that have
35:35
no protection. They can't protect themselves.
35:38
And unfortunately the NCAA needs to step in and do something
35:41
about this guy needs to go to jail.
35:43
The. Woman might be over 30 is what
35:45
we're hearing the woman that's a staffer that's been around with
35:48
him who cares in the program while and salaciously apparently
35:53
him and the wife her and the wife are follow each other on
35:56
Instagram. How wonderful there's a lot more
35:59
to this that might be coming out it might be more Bobby Petrino
36:03
esque than Sandusky esque which would be a good thing but
36:07
obviously he's being arrested for an assault you know welcome.
36:11
I mean, compared to Sandusky picture, what Petrino did was
36:14
nothing, you know, but it's just terrible that we're talking
36:18
about this. The Michigan program was a
36:20
national champion just a couple of years ago.
36:22
And now look what's happened to them.
36:24
Like this is like as far as you could fall as fast as possible
36:27
from those type of heights. It's pretty crazy that this has
36:30
happened. It's embarrassing, like I would
36:32
just be embarrassed at this point.
36:34
NFL Network reports that the Colts have signed 44 year old
36:39
quarterback and future Hall of Famer, yes Steve White, future
36:44
Hall of Famer Philip Rivers to their practice.
36:47
You think? He just wanted to get out of the
36:49
house. 100 seconds. Is that what he wanted to do?
36:52
He. Was he was coaching high school?
36:53
But after losing starting quarterback Daniel Jones for the
36:57
year with a torn Achilles and backup rookie Riley Leonard, who
37:01
should be on a show spraining his PCL in the loss to
37:05
Jacksonville with former first round pick Anthony Richardson
37:10
still out with an eye injury, who knows he suffered in a
37:14
pregame warm up early this season.
37:17
The Colts had no one to step in under center if Leonard couldn't
37:23
tough it out. He has practiced in full the
37:27
last two days. Just in case.
37:29
The Colts added Philip Rivers to the practice squad.
37:33
Who listen to that? Rivers, who hasn't played since
37:37
the pandemic, which as well. It's funny what he said at the
37:41
news press conference when he. His big press conference was
37:45
awesome. Yes, when he took the Colts to
37:47
the playoffs in his final season, told CBS JJ Watt that he
37:52
runs a very similar offense scheme offensive scheme as the
37:57
Colts with his son's high school team.
38:00
Head coach Shane Steiken was Rivers quarterback coach with
38:04
the Chargers from 2016 to 2019 as he said how much he loved
38:08
them. Reports say that the Colts tried
38:12
to sign Broncos practice squad quarterback Sam Ellinger, but
38:17
Ellinger turned it down. Injured Riley Leonard, former
38:22
practice squad Brett Ripon and Phillip Rivers are the three
38:28
quarterbacks who could start this week for the Indianapolis
38:32
Colts. Rivers also pushes back his Hall
38:36
of Fame clock by five years by continuing his NFL career.
38:42
The Colts are sitting at 8:00 and 5:00 and have one of the
38:46
toughest schedules left in the league, all against winning
38:49
teams at the Seahawks, home versus the 49ers, home versus
38:54
the Jaguars and at the Texans. To me, on the great defenses
39:00
I've seen since the since the Baltimore Ravens of 2000, I'm
39:05
not surprised. And it's so, it's so funny.
39:08
And I, I wanted you guys to hear a little bit of question.
39:10
Not not surprised if you think it would be him though.
39:13
Yes, and I'm going to tell you why We have an audio right to
39:16
speedy play video. All right, play the video.
39:19
I want people to see a little bit of this video.
39:23
A coach that I love and an organization that I really
39:28
enjoyed being with. You know, Mr. Irsay believed in
39:32
me in that year in 2020 when it didn't go so good in 2019.
39:37
And shoot the the teammates that I was able to were able to play
39:41
with shoot 14 of them still here.
39:44
Training rooms the same and PR guys are the same equipment
39:47
rooms the same. And they wanted me and, you
39:53
know, I try to keep it as simple as that.
39:55
And you know, game game. I love to play a game that I
39:59
thought it was was I was done playing.
40:01
Certainly I wasn't really hanging on to any hope of
40:03
playing again. I kind of I kind of thought that
40:06
ship had sailed. But something about it exciting
40:10
me. And it's kind of one of those
40:12
deals. The door opens and you can
40:14
either walk through it and find out if you can do it or or run
40:18
from and. And I know, I know that there's
40:22
there's risk involved, obviously, if what may or may
40:25
may not happen, but the only way to find out is go for it.
40:27
And I just felt almost like it was a gift, another opportunity
40:32
to to play and cut it loose with you guys and you got to live.
40:36
You getting may get some bonus time.
40:38
So I really kept it as kept, as simple as that.
40:40
A gift. He he used it as a gift, ladies
40:43
and gentlemen, and maybe it is a gift.
40:44
Maybe it's a gift from God. You could see that he put on
40:47
some weight. He's not in that that NFL body
40:52
that he wants to be in. You could definitely see that he
40:56
has that fatherly body. 44 years old.
40:59
I still think first of all, Philip Rivers is to me one of
41:03
the most accurate quarterbacks we've ever seen.
41:05
So if you could still throw the ball, he could still make those
41:08
passes. And I still think he is
41:10
definitely credible to be better than Riley Leonard is.
41:14
Now what worries me about it is he hasn't played an NFL football
41:18
game for five years. As a matter of fact, the last
41:19
time he's played during the pandemic.
41:21
And he made a joke when he stepped up and he spoke to the
41:24
media, says thank God this isn't a Zoom call.
41:27
And and he made a joke because during the pandemic, all he
41:30
could do when he came to speaking to the media is through
41:33
a Zoom call. And, and now he, he gets a
41:36
chance to talk to the, in the media.
41:37
He talked about his family, he talked about all the trials and
41:40
tribulations and, and Jim Ursay and how Jim Ursay gave him
41:43
another chance and that he loved it there.
41:45
And that he, he, he loves this organization.
41:48
And he goes and he every single week, week in and week out, he
41:51
watches all the Chargers games and all the Indianapolis Colts
41:55
games, because those were the two teams he played for.
41:57
And he has a lot of love for him.
41:59
What makes me think that this man can do it is because of what
42:04
he was when he played on the football field.
42:07
The guy was cold when he went out there.
42:10
He would yell at you. He, I've heard it.
42:12
We've had guys on the show. He was a trickster.
42:15
He was a jokester. And when he stepped on a
42:17
football field, he didn't give a crap who you are.
42:19
He didn't care if you were Tom Brady, Peyton Manning.
42:22
If he wanted a mouth off to you, we wanted a mouth off to the
42:24
defenses. He would do that.
42:25
And you could see that he had that flair about him.
42:29
Philip Rivers always was look down upon and what I mean by
42:32
that is when he was drafted he was practically traded for Eli
42:38
Manning because Eli Manning didn't want to play for San.
42:41
Diego No, he wasn't. Practically, he was.
42:43
Yeah. So he was pretty much thrown,
42:46
thrown away and and taken by the San Diego Chargers.
42:49
Now, you remember that's the same San Diego Chargers team
42:52
that had Drew Brees. Drew Brees eventually went back.
42:55
He went to New Orleans, won a Super Bowl, became the Drew
42:58
Brees, a superstar quarterback that he he was when he came out
43:03
of college, second round draft pick and Philip Rivers to me out
43:06
of all three quarterbacks in that class from Eli Manning and
43:09
Ben Roethlisberger was the not the most successful, but the
43:12
most accurate and statistics would tell you he was the best
43:16
one out of all three of them. Now I don't told the the best.
43:22
Statistically was. Statistically, he was.
43:25
Statistically, Phillip Rivers is better than all.
43:28
But it was. 17 years that he played, of course he was going
43:32
to have more yards. Actually, if you look at Phillip
43:34
Rivers and and his career, I think he played less than Ben
43:38
Roethlisberger and he played less than Eli Manning.
43:40
So and. And he played more, but he
43:43
played more years. One more year than Eli.
43:45
One more yeah, it's it's not much and and his numbers are.
43:49
Much better still, that's a whole year his.
43:51
His to accumulate yarn. The fact, the fact here is he's
43:56
statistics would tell you he's better than both of those guys.
43:59
OK. Statistically saying that, OK.
44:01
And we've talked about. I never said he was better.
44:03
You. You.
44:04
You hear what I said? No.
44:06
You. Guys can agree and disagree on
44:07
this one. Does does championships fall in
44:10
that category? OK, so championships in the NFL,
44:14
and I, and I've said this many, many times and I've gone back
44:16
and forth with my arguments to this, it takes a team to win a
44:20
championship. If you go over to Patrick
44:22
Mahomes in those championships that he's won, go look at
44:24
Patrick Mahomes. His numbers in the Super Bowl,
44:26
they're not very good, OK? Even Tom Brady, his best Super
44:30
Bowl was against the Eagles, which he lost against.
44:33
He had over 500 yards and he didn't even win that Super Bowl
44:36
when he played Nick Foles. OK, so when you go back and you
44:39
talk about championships, it takes defenses, it takes special
44:42
teams, it takes an offensive line, it takes coaching.
44:45
So I'm going to go back to it. I'm not saying Phillip Rivers is
44:48
better than in any one of those quarterbacks.
44:50
I'm saying statistics would tell you when you look at the stats,
44:54
he is better than Eli Manning. He is better than Ben
44:57
Roethlisberger. You can disagree or agree to it.
45:00
It doesn't really matter. The fact here is I don't think
45:03
Eli Manning can come back. I don't think Ben Roethlisberger
45:07
can come back. But I do believe Philip Rivers
45:10
can come back now. How good he's going to be, I
45:13
don't know, but. But how can you say that he's?
45:15
More accurate. He's more accurate.
45:19
He's more accurate than both of them.
45:20
He isn't accurate. He has been known for his
45:22
accuracy. As a matter of fact, he's been.
45:24
Known so is he literally going to just run 5 yard outs and.
45:28
I don't know what he's going to do.
45:29
I don't know what he can do. I don't know what he can do.
45:32
His accuracy is one thing, but Errol, you forget the problem
45:35
that Philip Rivers always had is he was a sidearm thrower.
45:39
He's a three quarter thrower. He has a weird arm slot.
45:42
He's Uncle Rico. Well, he's much better than
45:46
Uncle Rico, but it's Grandpa. He's got a grand grand grandson
45:50
or a granddaughter one year old. So this is I don't know how many
45:53
grandparents are playing quarterback 44.
45:55
Years old. Come on, he's 44.
45:58
Tom Brady played at 45 and he's and because he's a grandpa,
46:01
because he had kids at a young age.
46:03
I think he had his first kid when he was 19.
46:05
Or you don't think having like a dozen kids in your house takes
46:08
years off your life in ages you like in different ways.
46:11
Nobody is. First of all, nobody is saying
46:13
that. What I'm saying is and I don't
46:15
know how. It's that.
46:17
I'm not adding. Years to your life.
46:19
I'm not saying it's going to work or it's not going to work.
46:23
All I do know is out of all three of these quarterbacks
46:26
coming out of retirement, he's the one that I could say that
46:30
would probably, if if any of it it's going to work, it would be
46:34
him. It's just just personality.
46:36
Ben Roethlisberger came out after he heard that Philip
46:39
Rivers was coming out of retirement and said he even made
46:42
a joke about it. He says if if anybody that's
46:44
going to do it, it's Phil. He knows that he can't do it.
46:47
And Eli laughed, he giggled at it.
46:49
He giggled at it because Eli knows he can't do it.
46:52
He had back problems. Eli at the tail end of his
46:54
career was not healthy enough. Philip Rivers, when he walked
46:57
away from the sport, it wasn't because of injuries.
47:00
It really wasn't. He left because he felt that it
47:04
was time for him to step away. He had a family, he had kids.
47:08
He wanted to coach his son in high school.
47:10
That's what he wanted to do. So to say that I'm not saying
47:14
it's going to work, who knows? I don't even know if he's ever
47:16
going to even get a chance to step on the football field.
47:19
You can't say that because if if you're stepping away from your
47:22
family and as as a family man of what we all know Phillip Rivers
47:27
and not obviously knowing him personally, we know he's a
47:29
family man, right. There is no chance in hell that
47:33
he is leaving his family and going to the practice squad if
47:37
he ain't going to get on the field.
47:39
No, there's no. There's no chance and and we
47:41
know that. Go ahead.
47:43
He's going to play guys. No, he's going to play.
47:45
If Riley Leonard can't go, he's coming in.
47:48
There's no doubt. Maybe not this week because they
47:51
haven't really done anything with him yet, but he's gonna
47:55
play because they have a chance to make the playoffs and they're
47:58
not putting in Brett Rippens hands.
48:00
Daniel Jones, who was supposed to get an extension at the end
48:02
of the year, is not getting an extension.
48:04
I'm I'm just letting everybody know this.
48:06
That sucks. That sucks for him.
48:07
Yeah, when you when you when you tear in Achilles, you're never
48:10
the same quarterback. Anybody that knows anything
48:13
about the Achilles there. And Daniel Jones is what, he's
48:16
30 now. He there's no way.
48:19
There is no way now, unfortunately, the culture going
48:22
to give it to him. I think they're bringing Philip
48:23
Rivers in because Riley Lanner is the guy that they believe is
48:26
going to take over in the future.
48:28
You bring in Phil. Phil is a leader.
48:30
He understands how to be a coach on the sidelines.
48:34
He's been coaching high school kids.
48:36
They think that he can help Riley Leonard out at the last
48:39
four years and maybe eventually become a part of that coaching
48:43
staff. Maybe his plan, maybe the whole
48:45
point of Stiken is bringing him in to be the quarterback coach
48:49
for next year. For a guy like a Riley Leonard,
48:52
that's. A cool idea.
48:53
That's a really cool idea. It could.
48:55
Happen. It could happen.
48:56
You know, I don't know if they're.
48:58
He's on he's on something right there.
49:00
Like maybe he he saw that too in where it's like, OK, I can help
49:07
in this, in this context of doing.
49:09
But at the end of the day, he's 44 years old, He's done
49:13
everything that he could do. And he's like, yeah, I still get
49:16
the opportunity. But I Errol, I think you're 100%
49:19
right when, and I guess I never really thought about it like
49:23
this because we obviously know he's, you know, he's coaching
49:26
high school and doing all these other things, but maybe that's
49:30
kind of where he saw it too. And it's like, Hey, I'm, I'm
49:32
still young enough. Obviously I can, you know, get
49:35
in and, and strap it up and lace him up again.
49:38
But then it's like, hey, after this, instead of being in high
49:41
school, why the heck can I come do this and like and see kind of
49:46
the leadership that he does have and be a part of a franchise,
49:50
whether it's with the Colts or whether it's with somebody else.
49:53
But to see kind of how he helps in in transitions, those certain
49:58
things. Aaron Rodgers when he was with
49:59
Brett Favre, same kind of same thing, right?
50:02
Where you I don't. Think Aaron Rodgers would come
50:04
back like this though? No, he would do a.
50:06
Bunch of stuff. You know why guys can't come
50:09
back in football and This is why.
50:10
I'd be really surprised if it works.
50:11
Maybe Philip Rivers is one of the few guys that can do it.
50:14
Brett Favre similar, it's can you still take a hit?
50:17
Are you going to hear footsteps after that first hit?
50:21
It's very different. I remember even Michael Vick
50:24
hearing footsteps at the end of his career because he didn't
50:27
want to take a hit anymore. And that was Michael Vick.
50:29
You know what I mean? That happens to everybody.
50:31
You just can't react as fast. You know it's going to hurt.
50:35
Miles Garrett is coming off the edge.
50:38
You know, like that guy's got a 16 pack.
50:41
He's going to destroy your life. You're going to be able to throw
50:44
this ball accurately from a three quarter arm slot at age 44
50:47
when that's coming from you. If you do, you have the best
50:50
guts of all time. Maybe you're a crazy person.
50:53
Brett Favre we know has Parkinson's, you know what I
50:57
mean? Like he took a lot of hits.
50:59
Not a smart move by him, but at the same time, you know,
51:02
warrior, you know, on the field. So there's like, you know, the
51:06
positives and the negatives of all that.
51:08
I I just, I'd be shocked because I just see it.
51:11
You see it all the time, like they're just not the same
51:14
because they're not going to be as aggressive in the pocket
51:16
because they're afraid to get hit.
51:18
But but Fish, this is the same guy that played in the playoffs
51:22
with the torn ACL. Four years ago and that the ACL
51:26
thing is just senior I'm just. Saying I've never seen a
51:28
quarterback do that. And I remember, I agree with
51:32
you. I remember that.
51:32
Your take on it, Yeah. Again, they were going to be
51:34
stuck at the for the short term at the quarterback position no
51:36
matter what. So I like you're thinking of
51:38
like trying to mentor Riley Leonard because the Colts are
51:40
not going to have a first round pick.
51:41
So like the the odds of them taking another quarterback and
51:44
if they let Daniel Jones go is going to be very slim as it is.
51:47
So at least for at least maybe a short term plan for the length
51:50
of his rookie contract, that would be where you want to go.
51:51
The Colts if they were throwing darts at trying to save their
51:54
playoff spot at quarterback anyway, it would have been to
51:56
something like that with Sam Allinger who was drafted by
51:59
them. But now it's Saiken and he just
52:01
knows the team a little bit or Brett Rippen, like one of these
52:03
other guys that are third string quarterback, practice squad
52:06
quarterback. So like, what's the harm in the
52:07
upside of playing? Try out Philip Rivers if he's
52:11
available and he's healthy. And again, he maybe you just get
52:13
a semi pseudo quarterback coach out of it for Riley Leonard if
52:17
it doesn't being the case, because Riley Leonard, it seems
52:19
like they he played well enough last week and I think to play if
52:21
he's healthy, he looks like you. We've seen him go to a national
52:25
championship. We know Riley Leonard has the
52:28
the personality to be a good quarterback in the league if he
52:31
gets the right tutelage and and the coaching on the side.
52:34
And I think Phillip Rivers makes a lot of sense.
52:36
And we and we know from interviewing him that Riley's a
52:38
smart guy. Yes, he's very smart.
52:40
He's a very coachable player. Like smart guy, but not a very
52:44
nice. Guy.
52:44
All right, I should say this smart guy on the football field.
52:47
I'm just kidding. He was mocking the professor.
52:50
I know you were getting it with that.
52:51
Just kidding. I, I, I, the fact is, is Riley's
52:54
always been a nice guy. We've been interviewing since
52:56
the 8th grade. I, I mean, we know what Riley is
52:59
capable of and we know what the personality that he is.
53:02
So we expect him to be successful in the NFL because
53:05
everywhere he's gone, he's been successful.
53:08
So I I'm not I will never ever bust on a kid that I know and
53:13
I've known for a long, long time and seen him develop as a great
53:15
quarterback in college, high school and now the NFL.
53:19
So and Anthony Richardson, he's done.
53:22
I think they know he's done and and they're.
53:26
He he had an opportunity to be great.
53:28
Yeah, he's done, man. He's absolutely done.
53:30
And and again, as a as a fan of Philip Rivers, because I am a
53:34
fan of Philip Rivers the window thrower himself, as Mike
53:36
Francesa always called him. He gave him the nickname I I
53:40
could say this about Philip Rivers.
53:42
If there's anybody that can do this, it's him.
53:48
I just, there's something about him and I think it's crazy.
53:51
I like Fish says anybody that's coming out of retirement hasn't
53:55
been hit by a professional athlete, 350 lbs coming at you
54:00
like a bowl and is going to try to run you over and try to take
54:04
your head off. I, I be, I'm going to say I'm
54:07
going to be crapping my pants, but Phillip Rivers has a set of
54:11
balls, set of knockers on him. And it obviously does because
54:14
you got a ton of kids. But but we.
54:17
We. Always, we always think too, as
54:20
guys that have done it before, like me just playing catch with
54:23
Carter, right? And and Carter's like, you're
54:25
going to hit me in the chest. And I'm like, dude, I'm still
54:29
doing the same things that I did when, you know, I was 20 years
54:33
old. And we think we can do it.
54:36
It's a little bit different, it's a little bit different, but
54:39
we still always are going to think that.
54:42
And when you get to the pinnacle of, of what you do, and
54:46
especially in sports and, and as all of us being competitive,
54:49
right, like I don't like losing in anything.
54:51
I don't care if it's cards. I don't care if it's like, but
54:54
then you get in the opportunity. Well, 100%, you know, we've,
54:59
we've had that conversation, but it's, I'm, I'm excited for him
55:05
as as a dad and as an athlete. Like, I'm excited to see what he
55:11
can do because he was a great quarterback and you can't take
55:17
that away from him. And now to come back and to see
55:20
what he can maybe do at 44. Like I'm, I'm excited about
55:26
this. I, I am.
55:28
And he may suck, but at the same time, we're still going to enjoy
55:33
it either. If he believes he can do it, I'm
55:39
sure he's got something up his sleeve.
55:40
Thank you. I think he does.
55:42
All right. Ladies and gentlemen, our deuce
55:44
of the day. The deuce of the day you log.
55:47
Not a log. I don't have a log but.
55:57
All right, ladies and gentlemen, our deuce of the day goes to Cam
56:00
Newton. Yeah, Cam Newton has a lot to
56:03
say about the Phillip Rivers story as he came out and said,
56:08
wait a second, Phillip Rivers is coming out of retirement.
56:11
Why don't they come to me? I'm Cam Newton.
56:14
I still have it in me. I'm younger.
56:16
I've got the ability, I'm this, I'm that.
56:19
And of course Phillip Rivers didn't say anything.
56:22
He obviously, I'm sure he heard Cam Newton all over, you know,
56:28
the Stephen A Smith show and all the other stupid crap shows that
56:31
he's been on. And Cam Newton has a problem.
56:34
It's always about him. It's me, me, me, me, me, me.
56:37
Instead of letting it just go and let I you didn't hear Ben
56:40
Roethlisberger say you didn't hear Eli Manning say it.
56:42
You're the guys. Tony Romo loves it.
56:45
But the guy that didn't like it is the one guy you don't want to
56:48
hear from Mr. Ugly Hatter himself.
56:52
Cam Newton comes out and says, wait a second, why didn't
56:55
Indianapolis reach out to me? I'll tell you why, Cam, Because
56:58
we've seen enough of Cam Newton. We saw you with the New England
57:01
Patriots. You sucked.
57:02
But you came out and you talk about Drake May and you took
57:05
shots at Drake May on the season.
57:06
He's having OK everything. You got a problem with
57:09
everybody, Cam. Why don't you just keep your
57:11
mouth shut? Why are you open your mouth?
57:13
Philip Rivers didn't throw you under the bus or all the garbage
57:16
that comes out of your mouth. Cam, you don't even know what
57:18
you're talking about half the time, but you you speak like you
57:20
know everything. That's the problem.
57:23
Unfortunately, Cam Newton is a person that you just don't want
57:29
to like and Philip Rivers every time he speaks and is he gives
57:33
you the energy you want to like him.
57:35
You want to rude him on. So the difference between both
57:38
of them is he's a guy that you want to hate and a guy that you
57:41
want to love and who you going to bring in the guy that you
57:45
want to love. So my thoughts to Cam Newton and
57:49
his garbage and and bringing up the the fact that they should
57:53
have reached out to him or why not him?
57:55
Here's the reason why Cam you couldn't throw the ball.
57:59
You were an inaccurate quarterback.
58:02
At best. You are a running quarterback.
58:04
You will full back at the quarterback position trampling
58:08
over people because you're 64 and £250.
58:11
That's what you were. You were never a throwing
58:14
quarterback. I don't care if you won a
58:15
national championship with Auburn.
58:17
I don't care if you went to a Super Bowl and won an MVP.
58:20
To me you were one of the most overrated quarterbacks of this
58:24
era. So that's the reason why you
58:26
have a Hall of Fame quarterback in Phillip Rivers and a no shame
58:31
all all talk Cam Newton. And I don't call him a
58:35
quarterback. I call him a big mouth, attitude
58:38
driven piece of you know what? So my juice of the day goes to
58:42
Cam Newton and I don't want to hear him.
58:44
I don't want to hear him anymore on any show and his complaining
58:48
about quarterback play and what he knows about the position
58:51
because guess what, you're not a quarterback anymore and all you
58:54
are is a media guy that doesn't shut the you know what up.
58:57
Anyways, that's it for a show. Thank you.
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It was a really, really, really good show.
59:50
Speedy, who do we have on next week?
59:52
All right, so quite suddenly we had Charlie coming out tonight.
59:56
We actually have. Charlie, come on next.
59:57
Week we had them on, we had on 2 by the by the way, we are moving
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to Tuesday next week as well. Joining us at 8:45 is the guy
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that used to play with the Montreal Expos.
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Former Expos, Cubs, Padres and Blue Jays catcher Michael
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Barrett will be joining us on the show.
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At 8:45 to shout out to the the Lisa Ann lover for getting that
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one. Oh yeah.
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That's and on. Thursday I love Lisa Ann.
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Confirmed with me earlier today we have Yankees reporter Brian
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Hoch will be coming on talk a little winter meetings as well.
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Do do pass liquor. I also do want to mention as
1:00:32
well congratulations to our friend Derek as well.
1:00:35
Derek, he, him and his wife just had his first their first kid
1:00:38
yesterday. I wasn't.
1:00:40
I wasn't invited to the wedding. The Mountain Man the.
1:00:43
Mountain Man didn't invite me to his wedding.
1:00:46
He didn't invite me to, you know, be invited to that
1:00:48
beautiful opportunity to see the baby for the first time.
1:00:52
That sounds. Like beauty?
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Dodger, that's what it smells like anyways.
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Thank you to death, by the way. God, give a shout out to the
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Mountain family for another grandchild, Steve, Mr. Steve
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Mountain being a grandfather. Shout out to a very, a very well
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known person that I respect very well, my agent, Brian Mountain.
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He's a, he's a uncle and he's a, he's a father too.
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So shout out to the Mountain family.
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We really appreciate all the work that they do behind the
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scenes for me and us. Anyways, that is it.
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It is wonderful. It is sweet.
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It is time to go. I am not singing a song.
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I just want to pass and maybe eat some food.
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