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Who are the WORST Jets head coaches ever? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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All right, Jabba, why don't you tell us what rules this week?
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Yes, I'd like to know what rule. Is I love this and and what
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rules in in in life is is family and and sports as we all know
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it. And when they go together, it
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makes it a beautiful, beautiful place.
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And I don't know if you guys got this, it went viral, but it it
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just so happened to be in Nebraska kid from Australia and
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he is a punter for Nebraska now. And he hadn't seen his parents
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since since he got here in over I think it was two months.
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And they asked him a question and he was, you know, and 19
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year old kid missing, you know, his brothers, his mom and dad.
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And, you know, just had a moment where he is vulnerable and, and
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he was like, I really miss him. I love him.
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And what's amazing about it is his parents have never seen him
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play actually American football. He was, he was a footy And you
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know, that's, that's what he did.
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And he comes over here and, and does what he does.
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And it's just amazing to me how sports and family can come
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together. And his family got to see him.
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We ended up winning 68 to nothing.
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So he didn't actually get a punt, but his first ever punt
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for American football was an Arrowhead, which is really,
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really cool. And for me, what rules is family
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and sports. And they all came together to
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for him to as parents was like 17 hour, 18 hour flight.
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And there's nothing better than family and sports.
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And that definitely rules today. Footy.
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I like that one. He was a footy.
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There he is, 68 to nothing, 68 to nothing.
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And it went viral. He was on like morning shows.
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He's actually he got a, he's gotten A6 figure nil deal
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because of it. Wow, Jabba, we actually, Errol
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and I interviewed Darren Bennett, who was a hunter for
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the Chargers and also was born in Australia.
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He played Australian rules football.
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He actually has a facility, I believe, in Oklahoma and he's
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helped a lot of Australian punters get college tuition.
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I think 1 was Oklahoma. I think you mentioned Baylor and
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somewhere in California, I think.
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Wasn't it Stanford? Yeah, it was Stanford.
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I remember what he was saying. And and by the way, he was one
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of the greatest kickers of all time.
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So Ben, it's it's pretty crazy when when you think about and,
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and who's the kicker for the Cowboys?
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Aubrey. Aubrey is one of his guys.
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He's the one that got trained, trained Aubrey from soccer from
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or whatever, European football all the way to being a kicker in
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the NFL. He's the best kicker in the NFL
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and one of the main reasons is because of him.
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So true story on that. He's one of the guys that help
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Aubrey really develop his kicking ability.
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So there you go. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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we call this Dial it Up. We interrupt this regular
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scheduled hot mix to bring an important news book.
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We got a big. Broadcast to do here.
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We're about to dial it up. I had to take a shit, he tastes
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himself. Welcome to Dial It Up,
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everyone's favorite lightning round segment.
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Errol doesn't know what the stories are.
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He's going to find it out and dial up a take, and then one of
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us will give him some banter. Here's the first one, Errol.
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Oregon 69, Oklahoma State three. Why are we talking about this
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blowout? Well, there was some news about
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it last week. If you remember correctly, Dan
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Lanning and Mike Gundy, the head coach of Oklahoma State, had a
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little tiff in the media. Dan Lanning was being called out
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for spending over $40 million on his football program with the
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luxury boosters of guys like Phil Knight and Nike over there
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in Oregon, where they're based out of.
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But Gundy said he only spent around 7 million in three years.
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Well, it apparently Lanning took it personally and they quacked
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all over the Cowboys nine to three.
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It never requires extra motivation for an opportunity to
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go out and kick ass. Lanning said it in post game
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regarding the message he sent his team.
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But it never hurts when somebody pours gasoline on the fire.
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As you said, Gundy was critical of them spending about 20 times
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more than he gets to spend on his budget.
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It was Oklahoma State's worst loss in over a century is
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landing laughing all the way to the bank Errol when you.
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Dial it on. Absolutely.
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First of all, I am a big fan of Dan Lanning.
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He is going to be an NFL coach eventually in the future.
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I think he has the capable ability to do that and what
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organs doing right now. I think they're one of the best
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teams in the country. They're offensively sound.
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They can run the ball, they always run the ball, They always
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have good offensive lines. And I don't care how and the way
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he spends his money, if he's got money behind him willing and and
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able to put the money out there for NILDL, so be it.
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I don't want to hear the complaining.
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If you want to go out there and take your money and put it into
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players, you do it. Gundy shouldn't be freaking
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going out there and crying about it.
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Danny Lanning is one of the best coaches right now in college
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football. You can't argue that.
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He's a he's a disciple over there with the Alabama Crimson
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Tide. We all know what Saban has done.
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Look at the coaches that have come out of Alabama.
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If you look at Oregon, you look at Georgia everywhere.
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Everybody goes to Alabama over of the years to work for the one
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and only Saban. And by the way, look at the NFL
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right now. Who's coaching the New York
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Giants right now? Dabel.
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Who was he under? Who was he under Nick Saban?
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You if you go up and down the rosters, there's a guy right now
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coaching Texas. Who did he work under?
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Nick Saban? Nick Saban, I'm.
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Just saying, if you look at all the top coaches in the country,
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they all worked under Nick Saban.
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He's the Bill Parcells of college football, Nuff said.
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Stop complaining, stop bitching. Go spend the money.
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Yeah, no, it's it should be the exact opposite.
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He has the opportunity to have Phil Knight in his pocket to
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have. It's not like he chose the
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amount. This is this is what he got.
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So it would it would for me. It's the exact opposite.
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Like he should be giving him crap.
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Be like, you're in Oregon, you have Phil Knight money.
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Why aren't you spending more instead of like, yeah, I got 4,
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I'm going to spend it like, why would I not?
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It makes zero sense. And sorry that your program only
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allows you to spend 7. Is that your choice?
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Do you have more? Because I know you have more.
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You just made the choice not to. So go suck on an egg and and
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sack up and be a man. You're 63 now or whatever you.
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Say suck on an egg. That's a good take right there.
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But like stop complaining, you all have the the same choice.
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Yes some don't have the biggest budgets but grow up.
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Jeez, let's go. Suck on an egg.
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Here's the next one. Oh, it's our favorite WNBA
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player Angel Reese, who was suspended for conduct
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detrimental to her team. In an interview with the Chicago
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Tribune, Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese expressed her
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frustration with the team's losing record.
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Reese commented that they needed to attract better, younger and
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more competitive players, dissing her teammates, including
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singling out long time WNBA star Courtney Vandersloot, who is
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returning from a torn ACL. Reese was suspended for the
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first half of Sunday's game versus the Las Vegas Aces.
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Reese has since apologized to her team mates, but they
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basically shunned her on the bench during Sunday's contest.
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Errol. It's pretty simple.
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She has attacked Caitlin Clark. She doesn't like Caitlin Clark.
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She was one of the leaders that has thrown Caitlin Clark to the
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wolves. Now all of a sudden she's
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attacking her team. This is a woman that just got a
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shoe deal from Reebok. Yes, Allen Iverson, Shaquille
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O'Neal. Why did she get this shoe deal?
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Because Caitlin Clark was the one that was the the big deal,
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the one that was getting the big money from Nike.
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Now all of a sudden she's attacking the teammates and her
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own teammates and not helping the fact that her teammates are
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everything to what she is going to be in the future.
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I if I was the team and I was owning the team right now.
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I tell her to shut her mouth, zipper her mouth, and and not
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only apologize by your teammates.
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A nice day, take your Tina's out to a nice steak dinner or pizza
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dinner or whatever. Whatever costs money for that
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dumb. You know what?
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I think she has been nothing but disrespectful to certain players
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in the league. She hasn't done anything in the
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WNBA yet. Everybody wants to compare
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herself to Caitlin Clark and some of the greats when she's
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not been great in the NBA. She's a double, double machine
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that hasn't won anything yet. Caitlin Clark has taken a bad
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team to the playoffs and she did it and she's going to do it
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well. She would have done it
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back-to-back years before she's been out.
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But I, I just think she's a hater.
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I, I don't, I, I really don't like her and I, I don't like her
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personality. So that's all I got to say about
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that. And that's the huge thing about
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it too, is that because I feel like if her game, it's her, it's
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her mouth that gets her all in trouble and it gets kind of
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overshadowing of her game and whatnot.
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You look at her, like you said, she actually does put up decent
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numbers when it's a double, double and she actually does
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have actually decent numbers. However, I feel like she's such
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in the swirl with this Caitlin Clark that I'm we're watching
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that WNBA because of me too. And now I feel like sometimes
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she doesn't get her. She forgets her own place and
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that she's still relatively new into the league and generosity
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speaking that now look at what happens with her teammates, that
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she's now in a very bad funk, I would say with her teammates.
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And it's kind of ugly for the fact that she can't.
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Keep does she get traded? Does the team trade her?
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Now, I I mean, if you know as a teammate that you don't trust
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your teammate, are you going to play for her?
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Are you going to want to stand up for her if she gets pushed
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around? We see Caitlin Clark when she
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gets shoved on the ground, all her teammates, it's come to her
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defense. Does anybody want to come to
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Angel Reese's defense? I wouldn't as a player, after
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what she's done, throwing her teammates under the bus.
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I just think it's just complete nonsense.
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Keep your mouth shut until you do something, until you win a
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championship or WNBA championship or even take your
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team to a championship. Maybe then you can go out there
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and throw your teammates and Caitlin Clark and some of the
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greatest players in the NB WNBA in history under the bus.
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I think it's just ridiculous. This is a ridiculous story.
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I thought so as well. I thought you'd enjoy it.
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Here we go. Let's get another story a little
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less ridiculous. Take a look at this one.
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University of South Florida upsets #13 Florida 18.
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Couldn't believe this. That is Niko Grammatica, yes,
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from the Grammatica family of kickers.
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Nico Gramatica with a 20 yard game-winning field goal as the
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University of South Florida which is in Tampa.
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South Florida Bulls, big fan of them.
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I was over there by those guys for a long time.
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Won this game somehow. South Florida has beaten now 2
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ranked teams in Boise and Florida to go 2 and O.
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They face Miami who's ranked #5 this week.
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That would be pretty impressive. The start 3 and O against 3
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ranked teams. This was the first loss by
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Florida to any other Florida school besides Florida State
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since 1938. It's not good enough, Florida
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coach Billy Napier said. We've got work to do.
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You guys know it, I know it. Anybody that watched his watched
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it knows it. We got to take ownership of it
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and we got to go back to work. That's it, Errol.
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Is anyone seat hotter than Billy Napier's in college football
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right now? Toil it up.
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Billy Napier is going to be looking for a new job.
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Last year, if he didn't get hot at the end of the season and the
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way Florida played with DJ Langway and and by the way, DJ
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Langway did not have one of those great games.
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He had 23 completions, 69.7% percentage and 222 yards and one
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touchdown. He didn't do enough.
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They ran the ball very, very well, but All in all, they just
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didn't play very well against a team that they should be
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dominant against. South Florida and the Bulls are
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not a good team. They're not a good program.
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You should have won by 50 against them.
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And you embarrass yourself and you lose against a team that
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wasn't even ranked. You're one of the top teams in
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the country. You have one of the best young
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quarterbacks in all of college football and you lay up lousy
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goose egg. And Napier right now should make
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the tournament. If they don't make that
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tournament, he loses his job. I, I don't know what you're
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doing. And Napier, Billy Napier has
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just been a guy that a lot of people think could be a coach in
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the NFL. Why would anybody take Billy
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Napier when he can't watch a damn college football game
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against an underclass team like that?
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I, I just, it's embarrassing. Florida, the Gators, they should
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be an undefeated team right now. They should be two.
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And oh, going against Miami and Miami is going to kick there.
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You know what, the way Miami is playing right now.
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So I don't know what to expect with for the Florida Gators in
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in game #3 for them in the football season.
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Yeah, it's an ideal let down spot, like when you're looking
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at like playing down to an opponent.
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We talked about in college football, in college basketball,
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we've seen it a lot too. This is definitely one of those
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cases for a quarterback as good as Lagway too.
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Like it was very stale, very conservative play calling
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throughout that game. Java, you were talking about it
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earlier. There was an incident of a
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player spitting, which Florida you would think would learn from
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that. Napier wasn't there at this
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time, but 2020 Marco Wilson throws a shoe which gives them a
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penalty and a year that they might have went to the SEC
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championship game. We're a fringe playoff team.
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He throws a shoe. LSU ends up beating them after
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they lose everybody the year before from their championship
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team. You would think there would be
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some discipline learned by that. I liked the higher of Napier at
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the time and obviously you give them a benefit of the doubt in
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the second-half of last year when they started to.
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Play we played, they played well in the second-half.
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I think they went what, 7 and O in the final seven games.
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It was enough where they were both eligible, so it looks like
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there was a sense of rise. They dominate the first week.
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And yes, USFUSF is a team that's in the AAC.
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They play very well against Boise, like you were saying.
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But yeah, it's not like it's, it's not like it's another Big
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12 team. It's not like another out of
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conference schedule, like you're saying, a local ACC team.
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You're you're losing and scoring 16 points with a quarterback as
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good as Lagway, there's something wrong with.
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That Lagway just didn't show up to the game and and again, that
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has something to do with coaching.
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Billy Napier is the head coach. If your star quarterback doesn't
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show up to a game and play as well as he should, he should
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have thrown over 3, 300 yards. He should have ran in two
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touchdowns. This guy to me is as pure as a
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quarterback we've seen come out of Florida.
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I I mean, look at the quarterbacks that have come out
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of Florida over the years. They really we're not NFL
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talent. This guy could be the best one
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out of all of them. And he just didn't show up
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again. And we've seen this before when
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he's come in and, and he hasn't played.
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Last year when he took over the starting job, he was up and
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down. I have to see more of Lagway to
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really argue if he's going to be a first round talent or just a
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second or third round talent. So I have to see what he's going
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to be. But Billy Napier has not really
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developed him and hasn't done a good job developing.
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Well, yeah, the last one that he's turned out to try to
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develop allegedly with Anthony Richardson.
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That's see how that's. Please.
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That's another one. All right, let's get to the next
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one and this one's more on a sad note.
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Couple of guys actually got this from friend of the show and
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member of the network Josh Silverberg.
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He made-up Twitter post about Davy, first Ken Dryden, now Davy
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Johnson. Yes, both Davy Johnson and Ken
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Dryden passed away over the weekend.
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Came out on Saturday, 2 legends in their respective sports
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passed away. Davy Johnson, if you didn't
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know, was a player in the 60s for the Orioles, won two World
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Series with the Orioles and I believe it was 66 since 70 and
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then obviously was the match and then was the manager of the 86
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Mets as the third World Series 1 as a manager he managed for 17
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years he had an above 500 record with every team he managed in
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his five stops, the Mets, Reds, Orioles, Dodgers and Nationals.
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Ken Dryden, on the other hand, Hockey Hall of Fame goaltender,
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dominated the league in his short career with the Canadians
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throughout the 70s, winning 6 Stanley Cups.
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He was. Ken Dryden is one of the top
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five goaltenders of all time. You ask anybody, ask Gotti
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Bowman, ask any of the elite old coaches in NFL history, they
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tell you Ken Dryden. He stood for everything,
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shutouts wise, defensively. Teams wouldn't even play defense
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in front of him. He was the biggest wall.
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He really redefined the goaltending position.
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When Grant Fiore came into the league, you asked Grant Fiore
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who was the guy that he looked up to as a goaltender.
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He would tell you, Ken Dryden, when we go back and we look at
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some of the greatest goal tenders of all time, Ken Dryden
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will be in the top five, top 10 on everybody's list.
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Barry Melrose said it. And how great Kenny, Kenny
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Dryden was when he was, he was a goalie and a star goaltender in
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the NHL, especially in the 70s. That was a big loss.
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And Davey Johnson, I mean, seriously, if you're a Mets fan,
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you know all about what Davey Johnson brought to the game as a
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player. About A261136 home runs over
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1000 hits. As a coach.
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As a manager, he was everything to the New York Mets in the
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organization. He will definitely be missed.
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One of the more underrated coaches and managers in Mets
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history when you think about it, and a guy that really stood for
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everything. So both guys, my heart, my heart
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goes out to the Johnson family and my heart goes out to the
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Dryden family. Terrible story, but it all works
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in threes. They say that all the time.
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They die in threes. That's too.
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I'm sure there's there's going to be somebody else in the next
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24 to 48 hours that's going to go down as far as a players that
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really stood for something in in professional sports so.
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Yeah, I mean, it's Davy Johnson. Like it.
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People don't understand how good Davy Johnson was, obviously as a
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manager with over 1300 wins, but the dude was a Gold Glove
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infielder for three years in a row.
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And mind you, this is the same infield as a Mr. Brooks
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Robinson, who won 16 gold. Gloves.
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And up the middle with Bellinger, Mark Bellinger, he
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won and I think he won two Gold Gloves and they had the best,
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best middle infield in the in the late 60s.
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And obviously the beginning of 70 and just I had a couple
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encounters with him was just an absolute awesome dude.
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I caught him towards the end of his career in the nationals And
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it was, I think it was one of those ones.
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We were heading up north and we stopped in DC to play exit one
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of those exhibition games on the way.
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And you know, it's obvious fan of baseball.
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It's you know, when you get to see those guys that have that
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have left their legacy, not only on the baseball field, but you
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know, as a as a manager and as players was pretty cool.
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And obviously I had, I didn't know Ken Dryden, but yeah,
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thoughts and prayers go out to his family as well.
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Oh, the one of the greatest, one of the greatest goaltenders to
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ever play, one of the more underrated goaltenders.
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People forget because when you think about goaltending, you you
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think of Martin Brodeur, you think of Patrick Y, you think of
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Grand Fiore, you know, Dominique Hashek, all these guys.
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But people forget that there was hockey in the 50s and the 60s
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and the 70s and Ken Dryden was the best goalie in the 70s.
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At late 60s and early 70s, I don't think there was anybody
21:15
better than Ken Dryden and the Montreal Canadiens when they
21:18
were as good as a hockey team in the early years.
21:22
Ken Dryden was one of the reasons why they were so.
21:24
Yeah, they're they were a factory of goaltenders for a
21:26
long time. The reason they're they won 24
21:28
Cups. That's probably a record that's
21:30
not going to be caught for a long time.
21:32
They he succeeded a really good goalie too.
21:34
And Jacques Plot right before him and obviously Patrick Walk
21:37
came after him and Ken Dryden, his eight-year peak in that 70s,
21:40
he won five Vesanas and six Cups.
21:42
Like that's pretty hard to do. And then obviously after his
21:44
hockey career, he's a great broadcaster for a while.
21:46
Got to call the Miracle on. Ice sensational A.
21:48
Hockey mind that'll definitely a hockey mind will definitely miss
21:50
one of the greatest goalies ever and then Davey Johnson as a Mets
21:53
fan, I obviously didn't see him play but or manage, but
21:56
obviously it was a big impact to Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling.
21:59
They talk about him all the time in the booth.
22:00
Java you were talking about him managing a lot of the the
22:02
Dodgers in the 80s as well in the 90s.
22:05
What he brought to that game and as a player to the Orioles were
22:08
a newer team at that time. He was part of that rise really
22:11
that to those 1970s Orioles teams, including ones that the
22:14
Mets beat in 69. But changing that culture with
22:17
the Mets in the 80s and obviously winning World Series,
22:19
definitely big impact on a lot of those players of the New
22:21
York. Mets.
22:21
And by the way, I met Ken Dryden and Ken Dryden years and years
22:25
ago. I got a chance to meet him at a
22:26
card show. One of the nicest people you'll
22:29
ever meet when it comes to hockey and hockey knowledge.
22:32
One of one of the one of the people that I would sit down and
22:35
have a conversation about goaltending and goal scoring.
22:38
And he told me, I asked him who's the greatest hockey player
22:41
of all time. And he was one to agree with me
22:43
as an offensive player. If he were to say that if Mario
22:46
Lemieux didn't miss those five years, he would have had the
22:49
goal scoring record and he would have been considered the
22:52
greatest goal scorer in NHL history.
22:55
And he thinks that if he were to choose between him and Wayne
22:57
Gretzky, even though Wayne Gretzky was his man, he said
23:01
that Mario Lemieux was the best hockey player he's ever seen.
23:04
So and and that's Ken Dryden coming out and saying that.
23:07
So true story on that one. All right, we got one story left
23:11
and dial it up. And man, is this a good one.
23:16
Maybe you saw it. It went super viral.
23:18
It's the Phillies Karen. You can picture it going to a
23:22
baseball game with your son. It's his birthday, and you sit
23:25
in the bleachers. Maybe they hit a home run to
23:27
you. Maybe an outfielder throws you a
23:29
ball at the end of an inning. Then it happens.
23:31
Fly ball to your area, it lands to your right and bounces right
23:35
over to you. Got it.
23:36
Your race to give it to your son and hug him when Phillies Karen
23:41
strikes. Oh yes, Philly's Karen.
23:44
The infamous viral venomous Phillies fan screamed at the
23:48
poor father until he gave up the home run ball like it was hers
23:52
because she bent her creaky old back down trying to get it.
23:56
Luckily, the Phillies took care of the family and the ousted
24:00
Philly's Karen from the warm embrace of the City of Brotherly
24:05
Love. Lots of conspiracy stories on
24:08
who she is, including being a school like administrator which
24:14
was not proven to be true. She's a lunch lady.
24:16
Shut up. There's a whole bunch of things
24:18
nobody wants to admit that they are Phillies Karen the
24:24
despicable abomination. Sorry I forgot finished my
24:26
writing That is Phillies Karen Errol.
24:31
I haven't heard this story. OK.
24:33
Oh my God, how'd you miss? It I I because I'm I'm busy all
24:36
right, but to to read this story and see what you're you're
24:39
writing about now in a Phillies Karen in a baseball.
24:44
What, what happened? A ball was I don't even get.
24:46
It so it's just a very simple home run ball to left field.
24:50
And who's the Phillies? Karen.
24:51
Who is she? Up for grabs.
24:53
She's one of the people that were trying to get it.
24:55
This this man gets it. He walks over to the other side
24:58
of the bleachers, gives it to his son and she like comes up to
25:01
him and he like reacts like like this because she tries to grab
25:06
him and she's like, that's my ball, That's my ball, that's my
25:10
ball. I'm from Philly.
25:12
I'm Karen. Give me the ball.
25:15
Jabba, what do you have over there?
25:16
What are you trying to kill Something out of there?
25:19
Electric fly swat. I have one, by the way.
25:22
I have one at my doors. They're awesome, Yeah, I burn
25:24
them and. They go pop too, and you swing
25:27
it like, oh. Yeah, Jabba, you're going to get
25:28
yourself into trouble. You're talking about beating
25:31
dogs up and now you're talking about killing flies and bombs,
25:34
man. This is after he throws he pegs
25:37
the odor of the bait of the Dragons.
25:41
Yeah, I didn't say. So, Errol, it was a Harrison
25:44
Bader home run. The Phillies found out.
25:46
They gave the kid a bat they bought, they got him to meet
25:50
Bader. They took care of them and it
25:52
became a good story. And listen, the egg is all on
25:55
the face. I, I, it was a horrible story.
26:00
But hey, you know what, if you want to laugh at a story and it
26:03
has something to do with the Phillies, I'm not surprised.
26:06
Philadelphia fans, the Phillies, Karen.
26:08
I mean, we've, we've heard that Philadelphia is beating up Santa
26:12
Claus. They've, they've thrown things
26:14
at players, they've thrown icicles at players that I've
26:16
heard, they've thrown bottles at players.
26:19
I, I've heard all of it. So now there's a Phillies.
26:21
Karen, great story. I I'll sell that to my kids when
26:25
whenever they're born. Who cares?
26:27
No, hold on the crazy part too. I don't know if you guys heard
26:30
this as well, but yeah, the Phillies took care of him.
26:32
But the owner of Camping World, Mark Lemona, he gave them World
26:37
Series tickets and he gifted the dad because it was his son.
26:41
He gave him the ball and everything.
26:42
He'd gift him a brand new RV. Oh my.
26:44
God, so suck the Phillies. Darren, that's what happens when
26:49
you're a Philadelphia fan. You don't get nothing.
26:52
I mean, they were both Philadelphia fans.
26:55
It was just like, I mean. She it wasn't even in her row
26:58
though. No it wasn't.
27:00
And she was just like he got it before she was able to react.
27:03
It's fair game in that situation.
27:06
What are you talking about? That's my ball.
27:08
That was crazy. And then to go over it was the
27:10
kids birthday. Trying to take it away from a 10
27:12
year old kid and you're like a 50 year old woman.
27:14
What are you? Doing I didn't hear this story
27:16
at all all weekend long and now I'm hearing it went crazy.
27:19
I'm sure you know what it is is over the weekend.
27:23
I'm not even paying attention. I'm I'm taking care of just
27:25
concentrating on the football and and and I didn't really
27:28
watch any baseball except the Yankee games and the Blue Jay,
27:31
the Yankees and the Blue Jays. And I was happy that the Yankees
27:33
won two out of the three games. I, I didn't really pay attention
27:37
to everything else that was going on in baseball.
27:39
So maybe one of these days I'll, I'll remember the Phillies,
27:43
Karen. I mean, like the Phillies.
27:46
I would love to. Let's see if we can get Karen on
27:49
the show. That would be funny.
27:51
Who wouldn't like that? No one admits that it's her.
27:55
Like I bet she dyed her hair. I bet I'm telling you this
27:58
woman. They've tried.
28:00
They've literally like they you know how the Internet is like
28:03
there's there's a point though, too.
28:05
I get like the Internet is great for a lot of things, but like
28:09
how far is too far? Like are you like you trying to
28:13
get this lady fired? Like what?
28:14
I don't like, yeah, just call her out and do dumb, I guess.
28:19
But like she, it's not like she hurt.
28:22
Remember Moses Alou. Remember what?
28:24
When. When that guy caught the ball.
28:26
Who's Moses? Not Moses.
28:28
Aloisis. Moi.
28:29
What? What is it?
28:30
Moises. Moises.
28:31
Aloisis. Whatever.
28:32
He'd parked the sea right down the middle.
28:34
Whatever. I remember when that kid, that
28:37
guy caught the ball and, and it affected the playoff game and
28:41
that guy's life was absolutely ruined.
28:43
Absolutely ruined. Yes, yes, it was absolutely.
28:47
He was absolutely ruined and and the guy couldn't get a job.
28:51
That guy had to hideaway and all that other stuff.
28:53
And now you have the Phillies Karen and maybe she loses her
28:57
job and maybe she can't get a job again because she attacks a
29:01
fan. So.
29:02
I always said it, though, I always said when the Cubs won
29:04
the World Series, they should have let him throw out the first
29:06
pitch the next year and 20. 17 And of course you guys correct
29:10
me. I called him Moses.
29:12
Moses, what is it there? Was 1700 to lose?
29:17
Yeah. Whatever.
29:18
Whatever, who cares anyways? Last segment of the Night King
29:23
of the Hell. And here's the King of the Hill.
29:26
This, Bobby, is the Beltline. You never ever hit below that.
29:30
Not that kind of King of the hill, you dumb ready.
29:32
Are you ready? This is King of the Hill.
29:36
Breaking news, I need Brittany also.
29:38
Wow. Everybody, welcome to King of
29:43
the Hill. What a great game you're about
29:47
to witness. Our king is Errol Marx, back on
29:51
top. He is going to be presiding over
29:53
today's NFL match. Round one, peasant fight.
29:57
Everyone competes for a chance to have to go to the joust where
30:01
the winner will have a chance to take on the king, to become the
30:05
next king or the king will defend his crown.
30:08
Here we go. Round one, peasant fight.
30:14
Best performance in week one of the 2025 season?
30:19
Guys, since we've all been talking about it all show, it's
30:22
time for you to pick your favorite performances, the best
30:27
performances by any player or coach say coach as well in week
30:32
one of the 2025 season. We just have 3 competitors
30:36
tonight. I'm not going to play.
30:38
We'll just go in the order we have it.
30:41
Starting off Errol, who do you want to start off with?
30:44
Good job. All right, so we'll go down the
30:46
road, Jabba and then Tommy and then Speedy for two.
30:49
So let's start it off on King of the Hill Jabba.
30:55
I'm probably going to go, I'll go Derrick Henry, you know, just
31:00
looking at his stats too, with, you know, the amount of yards
31:03
for what is it, plus 30 I had over whatever 1200 or whatever
31:08
it is going into. Yeah, I think people are going
31:10
to look at the fumble that cost them, you know, at the end of
31:13
the game, but just to see how he continues to get better and what
31:18
and what capacity does it just He continues to do it day in,
31:20
day out, every Sunday, Thursday, Monday, Sunday, whatever day
31:24
they play now. So yeah, I'm going to go there,
31:27
Henry. Tommy All right, it's pretty
31:30
simple. I'm going with the reigning MVP,
31:31
Josh Allen and his monster of a game that he had with the 41 to
31:35
40 win over the Buffalo, over the Buffalo Bills, over the
31:38
Baltimore Ravens. And honestly, this game was
31:41
just, well, this just makes me like the reason why I love
31:44
football. This just makes everybody the
31:46
reason why they're a football junkie to start off your NFL
31:49
season this way. And we also said it to the week
31:51
before when we're previewing this game in the 1st place, we
31:54
always said, we did say that this game was going to be a
31:56
phenomenal. And boy did it not disappoint
31:58
with Josh Allen's. With Josh Allen's ability to
32:01
have 4:00, almost 400 passing yards, four touch, I'm sorry, 2
32:05
touchdowns and be able to distribute the ball to like 8
32:08
different of his receivers, it truly shows why he's the MVP.
32:11
So give me Josh Allen. All right.
32:14
Speedy, you mentioned, you mentioned earlier Fish, Miles
32:17
Garrett had like literally 2 consecutive sacks and nearly got
32:20
a third on this on the same play.
32:21
I think he I got the assistor, the other guy just took him down
32:24
before that, but he was in the backfield getting it.
32:27
I almost got a safety as well. Miles Garrett wrecking the
32:30
Bengals, like you said, Joe Burrow, Jamar Chase barely doing
32:33
anything and a lot of that has to do with him.
32:34
So I'll give him my first one. And the second one I got is
32:37
Justin Herbert. Justin Herbert in Brazil, where
32:39
you remember those field conditions were really bad last
32:41
year with the Eagles and the Packers and doing against the
32:44
reigning AFC champion Chiefs. Steve Spagnola LED defense.
32:48
That's the most a Greg Roman offense has thrown ever.
32:51
He's always bottom 10 in passing.
32:52
And Justin Herbert, 318 passing yards, spreading the ball around
32:55
nicely. All right, second round.
33:00
Toby All right, so I'm actually going to go back to the Buffalo
33:03
Bills and the Baltimore Ravens and actually go with the Raven
33:06
this time. And Zay Flowers as he is now the
33:08
standout receiver of Week 1 as just an absolutely phenomenal
33:12
performance. I know Errol of course couldn't
33:14
get enough of how like he said how how amazing he was from the
33:17
first. I love zay flowers.
33:19
He absolutely was amazing this first game.
33:21
I mean, this first week, a lot of doubters, of course, some
33:24
people might let he's of course their number one option had an
33:26
amazing a career year last season too.
33:28
But some people, of course, the consistency was a big question
33:31
or whatnot. And if he can actually be as
33:33
mobile and that stone that #1 receiver and he's actually
33:36
absolutely proving 143 yards for a touchdown, 7 receptions, he's
33:41
he's absolutely amazing this season or he's going to be
33:43
absolutely amazing this season. So it's a flowers.
33:47
All right, Jabba for Jew. I'm going to go Aaron Rodgers
33:54
just because I think people counted him out.
33:56
Obviously team has to play a party.
33:58
Lost 12 games last year, but throws for four touchdowns, 22
34:04
for 30. Completion rates 73%.
34:08
I just like that he comes. He's 41 years old and still
34:10
doing it and took a double bird to The Jets.
34:14
Tommy, I'm going to have to go with Geno Smith on the Raiders.
34:18
He threw, of course, 362 yards and 1 touchdown, 1 interception,
34:22
of course. But hey, Gino actually has of
34:25
course proven that with underwrite coaching and it's
34:27
proven that Pete Carroll is his man.
34:29
You know, they of course trust each other.
34:30
They have that connection going on there for a couple years now.
34:33
And it absolutely worked the first week to get their win out
34:35
against the Patriots. So I'm going to have to go with
34:38
his stellar performance at quarterback.
34:40
He did everything that they needed to do as a quarterback
34:42
for having him win and going with Geno Smith, all right.
34:45
Right. And finish it off speedy.
34:47
All right, I'm going to go with Micah Parsons making his impact
34:50
felt in the Packers debut in the fourth quarter.
34:52
You really saw the rest of the Packers defensive line strive
34:55
around him too. This is a really good Lions
34:57
offensive line. And collectively you saw Rashan
34:59
Gary play well. Fish, you mentioned Devante
35:01
Wyatt had a really good game. You saw them kind of be creative
35:04
with different blitz types with some of their young linebackers
35:07
and Green Cooper. That's the effect with Micah
35:08
Parsons. This is a really good top five
35:10
offensive line that the Detroit Lions have had for the last
35:13
really three years, and Green Bay made it seem like that they
35:16
were the Lions of 2020 all over again.
35:19
Well, there it is, Errol. Two of these three are moving on
35:22
to the joust. Who's not making it?
35:24
All right, so I I want I got Java.
35:29
He doesn't want to go into the next round.
35:31
I got it. Well, I wasn't going to pick you
35:34
because you picked Aaron Rogers, so there.
35:38
Hey, there's. It's called.
35:38
Strategy and the only thing I I could say is we were talking
35:45
about Joe Alt and nobody picked him and and I thought he was
35:49
sensational. So but I'm going to go speedy
35:52
and poops. Moving on.
35:53
Jabba's got to go take a dump, as we all know.
35:56
I had to take a shit. I need to riff into my water.
35:58
There you go. I'm sorry, the old man needs the
36:01
hydration. Hydrate him.
36:03
So I need a popsicle. Popsicle.
36:05
I need a popsicle. All right, let's get back to it.
36:10
Here's round two of the joust best trick plays of all time,
36:16
meaning it doesn't have to be like a specific moment in
36:20
history, but a type of trick play.
36:22
Or you can pick, you know, a specific famous trick play.
36:26
You just have to defend it and make your case.
36:30
Best trick plays of all time. Who's going first, Daryl?
36:35
Let's go speed. All right, so I'll I'll go with
36:37
the one in the Super Bowl. Go with a notable one, Antoine
36:39
Randall L with the wide receiver reverse pass of rookie Ben
36:43
Roethlisberger at the time and trusting into the throw deep
36:46
against Heinz Ward against a very a Seattle defense.
36:48
Obviously wasn't as good as the Legion of Boom, but one of the
36:50
better ones still in that secondary and a lot of good
36:52
pieces with that Mike Holmgren team.
36:54
This was a six seed for the Steelers too that won that Super
36:56
Bowl. Antoine Randall L later in his
36:57
career, but making it work on that fly.
37:00
Tommy All right, I'm going to actually go with a game back in
37:03
the NFC Championship with the Seattle Seahawks and the Green
37:07
Bay Packers when of course, again, a move that actually
37:10
started the offense and getting the Seahawks rolling was that
37:13
fake field goal actually got them on the board for the first
37:16
time after being down. I think it was 3 scores at the
37:18
time. But yeah, that definitely kick
37:20
started the offense. That definitely kick started the
37:22
team in general and came back against the Green Bay Packers
37:25
and actually went managed to go to the Super Bowl again and
37:28
back-to-back gear. So give me that for my trick
37:31
play. Guys, I'm talking about trick
37:34
plays, not like a just a regular play, all right?
37:38
Trick plays it's right. A fake field goal, not.
37:41
Something more creative like. That's basic basic trick.
37:46
Play. It's very basic.
37:49
Let's get it like Job. For example, Jabba just said
37:51
fumble Ruski. Fumble Ruski is when the
37:53
quarterback puts the ball down between the center's foot and
37:56
the guards foot. Everyone runs to the right, the
37:59
guard picks it up and runs to the left behind the center's
38:02
block and walks into the end zone untouched on a 2 point
38:05
conversion. That's a fumble Ruski.
38:06
That's a trick play. That's a crazy one that nobody
38:09
does. I did it once in a JV game on A2
38:12
point conversion. It tripped over his own feet.
38:14
But that's what I'm looking for. Can we get some trick plays,
38:19
boys? Speedy.
38:21
All right, so I'll go with a special teams one.
38:23
For this one, I'm going to go with 2014 with the Rams.
38:26
John Fossil, who was the special teams coach at the time, they
38:29
kind of did a trick thing against the Seahawks where they
38:32
did not know where the punt returners were going.
38:34
So the blockers, yeah, the blockers kind of swarmed,
38:37
overloaded a side of the field. And I think it was, was it Tavon
38:41
Austin or there was another one, I forget who it was offhand, but
38:44
they made it seem like they were catching the ball.
38:47
Who's normally really good on special teams too, Pete Carroll,
38:50
and they've always had great returners, Gunner, stuff like
38:53
that. They got tricked badly on that
38:54
one against the Rams. They played weird games against
38:56
the Rams for whatever reason, but I'll go with that one.
38:59
I like that. That was a good one.
39:01
I remember that too, Tommy. All right, so then I'll go with
39:04
the Philly Special over in the Super Bowl with the Philadelphia
39:07
Eagles, of course, getting the much needed touchdown against
39:11
the defending champion New England Patriots and a very hard
39:14
fought game, of course, very hard fought for all the right
39:17
reasons. And that of course, was one of
39:19
the biggest and one of the most replicated plays.
39:21
Now Philly Special in that from starting from that, from that
39:25
game going on. So give me the Philly Special.
39:29
Yeah, I ran it a couple of years before them, but whatever
39:32
that's. Fine the fish special.
39:34
The Fishy special. All right, I'll round it out
39:36
with a not a scene often play now, but the Statue of Liberty
39:39
being done with with Tom Brady. It was Tom Brady in 2007 against
39:43
a Jaguars team that actually was a pretty good team that year.
39:45
But 82 yard strike after 5th if you get to the running back.
39:48
Supposed to be a direct, snappy Bill Belichick like Errol says
39:51
all the time when it bends the rules all the time and tries to
39:54
make it work and even tried to do with the Statue of Liberty
39:56
play there. It was actually a fake Statue of
39:59
Liberty is what that play was. So he fakes the hand like he
40:02
does the Statue of Liberty. Usually it's a hand off, but he
40:05
faked like he handed it off and just stood there like a statue
40:08
and then just turned around and threw it into the middle of the
40:10
end. 80 yards. Yeah, that was dirty.
40:12
That's a dirty move. Speed up, Speedy Tommy.
40:16
Finish it off. OK.
40:17
So I kind of, I wanted to go with the Saints, but I don't
40:23
know, I think it's OK if I'm going to do this real quick.
40:25
The Saints going for the onside kick in the half after the
40:29
halftime now, of course. OK, OK, there we go.
40:32
Perfect. I just want to see if that fit
40:33
the criteria. But basically, yeah, just the
40:37
Saints going for such a ballsy move and something that we had
40:40
never seen and really has never been replicated at that point.
40:43
Sean Payton deciding to go for the on side kicks after the half
40:46
time in a big game like the Super Bowl.
40:49
You know, uncharted territory for a team against a team like
40:52
Peyton Manning and the Colts led by the two under 2 amazing teams
40:56
that year. Of course, many people thought
40:58
it was going to go to the Colts, but that of course, jump
41:00
started, I would like to say for the Saints to get a lot of
41:03
things going in the second-half. So give me that for my last
41:06
play. All right, I don't know.
41:09
I was expecting to hear the Music City Miracle.
41:11
That's my favorite one by far. Frank Wycheck.
41:14
Oh, I didn't do it because it was somewhat controversial.
41:17
I I don't think it was controversial, but it was pretty
41:21
flat. But that's one of the great
41:24
plays of all time and that was an amazing trick play.
41:27
Errol, you got any your favorites fake spike against?
41:31
I knew not to add that one. Well.
41:34
I could add that I think about it.
41:35
I mean, I've seen a lot of blunders, so I I can't, I don't
41:39
even want to even get. Into it.
41:40
You're not going to win over Arrow by picking it out against
41:42
The Jets. Yeah, All right, Arrow, who's
41:44
moving on to phase two in the final?
41:46
Round you know what? He's never been there.
41:48
Let's pick poops. Let's go with it.
41:50
All right, let's. Go.
41:51
All right, Tommy poops. Let's get Jabba back in.
41:54
We're going to change the screens, put the competitors up
41:57
against each other and get it back out there.
42:00
So that was the joust. Now it's time to take on the
42:05
king Tommy poops. You got a chance right here and
42:08
this is a good one Worst Jets coaches of all time yes, right
42:15
on brand. You finally have a good one.
42:17
It looks like I want to hear I've got worst.
42:21
I've got coaches of all time. ChatGPT not necessary tonight.
42:29
Even though it would have been. Funny to see Goody try this.
42:32
All right, I'm going to go with #1 Rich Kotight.
42:38
He was the worst coach in NFL history, not just for The Jets,
42:45
for anybody. He was horrible.
42:47
He the guy couldn't win a game. He was so bad, so terrible,
42:51
every single thing. I remember Rich Kotight because
42:53
after one season he was gone, so Rich Kotight.
42:58
All right, I'm going to go with Lou Holtz and although I never
43:01
actually I never I never actually got to see him, you
43:04
know, do as much coaching or what not, but you know,
43:06
absolutely abysmal season 3 and 10 and resigned before he
43:09
actually left before he before the last game or what not.
43:13
So hey, things didn't go out well for him.
43:15
Terrible, absolutely didn't even finish all the season.
43:18
So we're going to go with Lou Holtz.
43:21
Errol. Adam Gase 7 and 23.
43:29
Adam Gaze In almost Four Seasons, Adam Gaze gave The Jets
43:34
seven wins. That's it. 7 friggin wins, as
43:38
they called him. Googly eyes.
43:40
The only thing he googled was the balls in his pants.
43:43
Adam Gaze. All right.
43:48
I'm going to actually go with Mr. Somebody.
43:52
That's pretty shocking. I guess you could say Mr. Pete
43:56
Carroll as his only season with the team only went on a six and
43:59
10 record. You know, Carroll, of course,
44:01
they didn't have the success over there and didn't have a lot
44:03
to go with or what not over there.
44:05
But hey, he put up a very abysmal season.
44:08
It's not was not one of his most proudest seasons.
44:10
Of course we look at one of the greatest head coaches that he is
44:13
today. But with The Jets it was not it
44:15
was not looking like that at all.
44:16
So Mr. Pete Carroll. All right, my last one.
44:22
Why wouldn't I add this guy to my list of just horrible
44:26
coaches? You all know him as Bambi.
44:29
I know him as idiots. As he's taking receipts, I'm
44:33
taking all the receipts in the world.
44:35
Stay in San Francisco Hideaway Hydro bald head up Kyle
44:40
Shanahan's ass. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the
44:43
one and only Robert Sala. As if you look at the records
44:47
and the winning records to loss records records, he is the
44:50
fourth worst coach in NFL history.
44:54
Yes ladies and gentlemen, 4th worst in the NFL.
44:58
And as far as Bambi's concerned, he can hideaway in the woods or
45:02
get shot or cry that his mom is passed away.
45:06
Bambi has ruined the New York Jets and has absolutely shoved
45:11
me away from hating The Jets year in and year out.
45:13
So there you go, Robert Sala. All right, finish it up.
45:17
Tommy. I'm.
45:17
Going to go with Mr. Todd Bowles.
45:19
Now a guy who actually did have a pretty successful season
45:21
within his first season on the team and pretty much the whole,
45:25
the whole team just couldn't actually get an offensive
45:28
identity you what not. Of course they have people like
45:30
Darrelle Revis and a pretty solid defense, but that team
45:33
just couldn't actually get anything going with him under
45:35
their tenure. I'm going to have to go with
45:38
Todd Bowles on this one. I thought top Bowls was pretty
45:42
successful compared to all The Jets coaches. 24 and 40 is not
45:48
pretty. Success.
45:49
I mean, yeah, that's pretty okay.
45:50
He did. I mean, of course, out of
45:52
everybody we named, he's the most successful.
45:54
He was definitely the most successful, but.
45:56
I'm going to, I'm going to vote on this one.
46:00
I'm going to give this to Errol. I think this category was
46:04
designed. To make him win.
46:08
Stay the King is part of the King's whole racket here.
46:14
Look, you said Pete Carroll and Todd Bowles, they're they had
46:18
bad seasons with The Jets, but they're not bad coaches.
46:21
I don't think anyone would say they're bad coaches.
46:23
Rich Potite head coach Adam Gates.
46:27
Bad as being really bad head. Coach, you know, like really
46:31
bad. Like Legendarily Bad had.
46:34
Googly eyes. Holtz is like a legendary
46:36
college coach. So you know, like I just think
46:39
those guys that you mentioned, Tommy were actually good at
46:42
other places. So since the guys at Errol
46:44
mentioned were never. I'm.
46:48
Going with arrow. And, and by the way, we'll never
46:51
be good anywhere they go. So I mean, Adam Gates right now
46:55
is coaching high school and he's losing.
46:56
So is he actually, yes, he's coaching high school and his
46:59
team's losing. So is.
47:00
It is it going to recruit Frank Gore for an extra eligibility?
47:05
All right, Jabba, give us your vote.
47:09
Jabba's in his own world. That clinches in speedy you as
47:14
well. Definitely, as much as Lou Holtz
47:18
made a smart decision to reside to become a great college coach,
47:22
But Bill Belichick before Bill Belichick?
47:25
Lou Holtz, he puts his pants on the same way we do.
47:28
So I like Lou. I like Lou.
47:30
He couldn't win for crap, but in college she was great.
47:34
He wasn't. He coached at Notre Dame.
47:36
I remember that. And he won a national
47:38
championship with Notre Dame. Their last one.
47:40
Yes, rich coat tied. Oh my God, that guy was the
47:44
worst. And and as far is winning
47:46
percentage is a concern of all time, Robert Sala is in the top
47:50
five. That's how bad it is.
47:52
So I I mean, The Jets have had probably the worst coaching
47:56
Staffs in NFL history. I don't think you could argue
47:58
that even the Browns and the Bengals over the years and all
48:02
the bad teams in the NFL, when we go up and down some of these
48:05
rosters, they have had all time great coaches.
48:08
I don't remember the last all time great coach The Jets have
48:11
ever had. I they've had a lot of the
48:13
worst, but never the best. So I mean the Giants look, Tom
48:17
Coughlin, great coach, Bill Parcells great coach.
48:21
I mean, if you go down there and and now you know, well, Dabel is
48:24
not a good coach and Judge was not a good coach and practically
48:27
everybody else after that we're. Going to just do New York
48:30
history? Joe Judge might take the cake.
48:32
But. Like Dabel might not be a good
48:35
coach, but he's not Joe Judge. Joe Judge was an abomination.
48:40
Is he coaching anywhere right now?
48:42
Last time I checked, he went back to New England.
48:44
I think he's in high school, like some prep school or
48:46
something. Tells him how to take a.
48:48
Knee on 3rd, 3rd down in the second quarter Well.
48:52
They're going to need to I take a knee and run away from them.
48:56
Just don't. Take a knee.
48:58
They're going to need to, no pun intended.
49:00
Fish don't need him. Just make sure he doesn't take a
49:02
knee on a on a spike situation like Kirk Cousins did.
49:06
Joe Judge is a senior analyst for Ole Miss.
49:09
I rest my case. Senior Analyst that's.
49:12
Exactly what he is. How?
49:13
Wonderful. That made-up job?
49:15
I was about. I don't even know exactly what
49:16
that is. Assistant to the regional
49:19
Manager. Oh, wait.
49:20
That's what he is. Hopefully he wasn't there last
49:23
year. Damn Jackson Dark got exposed to
49:24
him. That's that's true.
49:26
I remember that so thank you to all the fans that are following
49:29
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49:33
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49:54
Speedy, who do we have on Wednesday?
49:55
Shout out to Nathan for getting this guy Jordan Ronin.
49:58
He's the ESPN National NFL Nation reporter national
50:01
reporter for the New York Football Giants.
50:03
There you go and I know OU giant fans are going to love his takes
50:06
about the giants. I know official, you know,
50:09
probably you know what in his pants, but anyways, it's.
50:13
Going to be terrible. He's going to say the team
50:14
sucks. You know that's what's going to
50:16
happen. Is he wrong?
50:19
No. You you'll probably give them
50:21
some credit with their defense. I mean, Abdul Carter's good.
50:24
And then it ends right there. They're great.
50:27
Listen, you have some kind of future.
50:29
You have Abdul Carter, you have Burns and you have Dexter
50:32
Lawrence. Mr. Sexy Dexy, who, by the way,
50:36
when he came into the league, I will never get credit for it.
50:38
I'm the one who gave him that nickname.
50:40
I called him Sexy Dexy so, and that was before he came from
50:44
Clemson and everything that I called him Sexy Dexy.
50:47
I'm telling you, Job is shaking his head.
50:49
I was the one that gave him that nickname.
50:51
I was the one that gave him that nickname.
50:52
I need evidence. We'll go back.
50:55
We'll go back to one of our shows because I have every one
50:57
of our shows. Yes, I was the one that gave him
51:01
the nickname. He was playing in the national
51:03
championship, Speedy, and I called him Sexy Dexy, and I said
51:07
he I I thought he was going to be a good player going to the
51:10
NFL when the Giants drafted him too, because I watched, watched
51:12
him. He dominated in the national
51:14
championship game. So I remember.
51:17
That's all I'm going to say. And the guy that drafted it was
51:20
the Raiders that drafted him. I didn't think he was going to
51:22
be good. Who was the guy who was the pass
51:24
rush at the Raiders game? Yeah, I didn't think.
51:27
He was the strange 4th overall pick.
51:29
Like I thought he was going to be good, but not top five good.
51:32
Yeah, I didn't. Think he was going to be good.
51:34
I thought Dexter Lawrence had a really good national
51:36
championship. That was the first of many.
51:38
Mike Mayock, yes. Proving.
51:41
Maybe he didn't know what he was.
51:42
Talking about well, he actually kind of, it actually kind of
51:44
washed because in the fifth round they drafted Max Crosby,
51:46
yes. He did.
51:47
Yeah, but that's getting lucky. Yeah, just drafted Jacobs here
51:51
too. That's right.
51:52
Being bad at drafting in all the other.
51:53
Rounds. Yeah, he did.
51:54
I mean, there he wasn't. Did not a lot of slam dunk.
51:57
No no 20/20/20 was the worst though.
51:58
They drafted Henry Ruggs first, then they drafted Damon Arnett
52:02
who was like a fourth round prospect in the first round that
52:04
had all field issues. Yeah, it didn't make any sense.
52:06
Anyways, we'll be back on Wednesday.
52:08
Until then, this is Errol Jabba, Speedy Fish and the Poop Man
52:13
saying good night. We'll talk to you then.
52:14
Good night everybody. It is the worldwide sports radio
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