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LSU Linebacker Whit Weeks Joins the Show! - Off the Bench, June 4, 2025 · Off The Bench

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Speaker 1: I'll start Toyota Presents off the bench with Jacob Hester
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and Matt Flynn say.
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Speaker 2: Hester and Hester.
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Speaker 1: From carrying each other to and Natty to carrying each
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other on the air Control live from the Mercedes Benz
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Baton Rouge studio. It's off the bench.
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Speaker 2: All right, Welcome back in OTV here on this Wednesday morning.
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We got LSU linebacker what Weeks joining us in about
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thirty minutes from now, Anthony Nardo good enough to just
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hang out with us. We're like, hey, we're just gonna
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force you to come chill, hang out. I can't leave this,
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I know no doubt about it. All right, Flynn, I
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hope you got at least one question ready. Uh, you
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don't have one ready?
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Speaker 3: I asked my question.
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Speaker 2: That was it?
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Speaker 4: The one so simple to just chat.
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Speaker 3: EBT would you right or other? Yeah?
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Speaker 2: What all you? Right now? I got that be where
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your feet are in the studio right now. I was
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you can we we ring my high in fifty nine
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minutes we were off.
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Speaker 5: I took your chair. You're standing. It's a different element,
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So I'll give you. I'll take the blame for that.
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Three chairs is a bit much to ask for.
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Speaker 2: Well, three of the same chairs because like there's that
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one over there, but then you end up being like
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six inches lower than everybody else, and it's just it's
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a whole situation. So all right, we used to have
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imaging for this. You would have to go I know,
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you would have to go so far back in the archives.
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Speaker 3: How long is a long time, isn't it?
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Speaker 2: So when I first so, you and I used to
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do this on hanging with hester like way back, used
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to come up with a question. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And
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te Bob used to do it. I think I think
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he did it with Geordie as well. We kind of
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stopped whenever.
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Speaker 3: I don't know why.
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Speaker 2: Maybe t Bob didn't like it, but I love it.
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It can be sports, it can be whatever, whatever, whatever.
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So I'm just gonna ask you, would you rather? We're
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gonna go around the room. I mean, I'm gonna ask
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a question. We're gonna get four answers. It's not that hard,
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pretty self explained to her. You would think, so I
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just came up with a question. Thank God, think of
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some All right, here we go, would you rather? Wednesday?
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We're gonna have imaging in the whole deal for this,
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but we're gonna do it every Wednesday. Would you rather
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have a ten year solid NFL career with no Pro Bowls?
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Or one legendary season and flame out? So ten super
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solid years but you never reached that peak of being
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elite or having like an MVP one off crazy season
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and then you just kind of go away. How many
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years do you play though? Like, do you like, are
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you on a rock, like just kind of you flame out?
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Maybe you spend years in my car? Wow? Or maybe
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you know maybe does.
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Speaker 3: It include a super insurance?
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Speaker 2: Would be okay on that? So like I feel like that.
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I mean, we look, there's a quarterback in Cleveland, Like
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he didn't get hit by a car, but he did
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some things and so like he kind of flamed out, right,
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you know what I mean? So you want ten solid
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years or do you want the one season?
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Speaker 3: I guess where you're like, would be does that once
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you get you win the super Bowl?
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Speaker 2: Huge question?
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Speaker 3: Huge question if you win the super Bowl and taking
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the one Okay, Also what year in your career because
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it's year three.
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Speaker 2: Day.
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Speaker 3: He's like, I wasn't prepared for all these super bowl
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I'm going one year. If it's a no super Bowl,
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then I'm going to.
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Speaker 2: All right, yeah, I think I'm I'm probably in this.
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Speaker 5: That was my first question, Like if I get a ring, yeah,
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I can be okay with it, all right, but otherwise
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I want the consistency.
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Speaker 4: So I was worried about the background music, so I
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didn't really hear what the question is.
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Speaker 2: Would you rather a ten year NFL career where you
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never like reached like the best status, right you never
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in that upper echelon group or one legendary season an
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you flame.
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Speaker 3: Out, I'll be one wonder.
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Speaker 2: Wow, I'm surprised by this.
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Speaker 6: Okaye probably still make more money in the ten years
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a ten year, So I'm going ten years because like
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for me, I played a position that you know, didn't
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get a lot of love.
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Speaker 2: But like I love the fact that I, you know,
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I was able to get six years and consistent and
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invested like in all all that stuff. Like I always
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think about, like what kind of career I'd want to have.
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I would much rather play six years and play like
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in all six of those years and be a starter
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than like a fifteen year career where I started, like
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looking at you, Chase Daniel, like seven games. Yeah, yeah,
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you know what I mean. I got much rather a
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six year career where I was like a dude on
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the team that actually contributed.
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Speaker 3: It's a lot of thought because if you're grinding your
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own special team.
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Speaker 2: Listen, I've already told you this. I'm going to be
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eating out of a straw at sixty five. I didn't
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know that at the time. Yeah, I do it all again.
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Speaker 5: Here's another thing that you think about with the ten
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year thing. I just thought about this too. Ten years
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is a long time with a lot of teammates. You
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meet a lot of people who make a lot of connections.
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Speaker 2: Along the way. And if you're a part.
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Speaker 5: Of a team and you're like, you're not the super star,
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but you're the grinder in there.
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Speaker 2: You're making your boys with a lot of guys like you.
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How many boys you have because you play for different If.
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Speaker 3: I'm a super Bowl winner and a Super Bowl MVP,
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just one time, I can go to every.
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Speaker 2: Door trip. Yeah, I love the spotlight.
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Speaker 3: All right, all right, so two hours. I got kind
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of nervous when you asked your question because it's like
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pretty similar to my question, but no different. Would you
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rather win an Olympic gold medal in an obscure sport
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that you that you can barely find on like the
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back end of True Team, didn't know it was a sport,
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didn't know the sport, or be a bench player in
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the NBA. NBA makes money. It's not a question bench players. Yeah,
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for him, it is for.
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Speaker 2: Him, it is.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think because it doesn't.
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Speaker 2: Like to not play. I don't like to that you
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can make.
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Speaker 4: Money as an Olympian, but not an obscure Olympian.
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Speaker 7: I don't feel like you can't know there's no money
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and eventually a millionaires.
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Speaker 5: I just think the lifestyle of the loneliness of like
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this week, I shouldn't say weird this unique sport, right,
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there's probably not a lot of people around in not
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support systems, but you might.
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Speaker 3: If you're good at this obscure sport, you might be
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a gold medalist from your twenty twenty years old, your
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your legacy.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, you and I talk about would be sick that
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would that?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I would love a gold medal of that. I
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would be like, like, just talk about all we played
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the one sport that literally you can't win a gold medal,
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you know, Yeah, so this flight football, Yeah, but even
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a difference different, there have no chance you can make
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it come back but you never had it.
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Speaker 3: Like you had all the me wo drink out of
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your stroll like this.
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Speaker 2: I don't know, man, like a bench player for the NBA.
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You know how bitter I am about a bench player
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for I know you are. But it's like the ninth
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guy on an NBA bench makes seven times what I
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made in my entire career being a six year starter
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in the NFL, and you don't know any other name,
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no clue in school, nothing, No, it's crazy, no clear.
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The guy never even throws the warm up off, like
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those buttons that go they never even come off.
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Speaker 3: I didn't everyone. I didn't realize everybody here hated America
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so much. You don't want you don't want to look
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at that. You don't want to run. No, I'm going
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to NBA. Okay, well.
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Speaker 2: America. The best defender on the practice squad all day.
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Anthony didn't have a computer. I feel bad like.
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Speaker 4: He didn't have Do you want to ask one? Do
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you have one?
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Speaker 2: And I don't. It was not I think on it
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for a second as we go around, what you're going,
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I'll go.
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Speaker 4: I did chat GPT it and this is one that
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it gave me that I kind of like would you
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rather be the goat, like the greatest of all time
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in any sport, but everybody hates you or kind of
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average and everybody loves you, go.
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Speaker 3: And be hated. If you're hated, you made it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't need I don't need to add of boys. Yeah,
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I just don't. I'm trying to be the best. Not
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my love language. I'm trying to be the best. And
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if somebody hates you, you're doing something right.
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Speaker 3: I'm with you.
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Speaker 2: So I think I want to be the goat and
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people just not like me.
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Speaker 3: Like it's okay for the people that you're competing against
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to hate you, but you're doing something right.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: But like, if everybody hates you, that means you're just the.
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Speaker 2: Are talking like fans and teammates too. Everybody hates you, tmates,
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That's what I'm saying. It's like, at the end of
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the day, there's six people the other six that live
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in my house. If they love me, I don't really care,
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So give me the goat. Everybody can hate me because
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I'm not here to be your buddy, your best friend,
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and and everybody loved me.
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Speaker 3: As long as like your teammates are cool with you.
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Speaker 2: Teammates are good with you because the Goats usually they
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have a work ethic that is unmatched for anybody else.
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Speaker 5: And at least I can get behind and respect that
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and like be like, you know what, I can.
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Speaker 2: Understand why they don't like people didn't like Kobe. Yeah,
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you know there's a large portion and like you sit
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back and you look at who Kobe was. How do
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you not love that guy? Absolutely? Like you might hate
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the Lakers, but you're like, man, I could get behind
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the way that guy's process was. It was all about that.
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Speaker 5: That's a goal, right, So the public sentiment is different
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teammates and like organizational yeah you.
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Speaker 7: Ready, Yeah, I'll keep it sports related because we've all
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done like these these team sports things. So individual wise,
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professional golfer, professional tennis player, which one would you rather be?
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Speaker 2: Like?
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Speaker 4: Tis would be more fun?
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Speaker 2: That's a great question.
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Speaker 3: But I feel like if you if you're really good
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at golf, you make a ton of money.
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Speaker 2: That's an easy question.
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Speaker 7: But I think, like, I think I'm going to like tennis.
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Speaker 3: I think I play on the Live tool right now.
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Speaker 4: Like Jake said, you get to travel, you do it's fun,
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you move a lot more. I don't know anything about.
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Speaker 7: Golf, well, and the cool thing about tennis, like you
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got the clay court, you got the grass court, Like
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it's it's a little bit more diverse.
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Speaker 3: Maybe yeah, maybe maybe tennis. You're in better shape, your
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heart's in better shape. Yeahs these days do work really hard.
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Speaker 2: You're going in cool spots if you're like the best,
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like one of the best tennis players. Yeah yeah, I
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mean you're going and you're going Australia.
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Speaker 3: You're going to Wimbledon until you're seventy, Like that's true
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for sure.
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Speaker 4: You could be like John Daily super just drunk.
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Speaker 2: I don't think there's a cowboy killers the.
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Speaker 5: Mail and be a golfer jat GBT, spit spit some
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good ones out to me. Okay, okay, what we got one?
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Here we go real quick. Would you rather have your
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I like this one? Would you rather have your jersey
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retired by your hometown team? Will be a more mortalized
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in a famous sports movie as a legendary underdog.
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Speaker 2: I'm underdog.
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Speaker 3: Movie because that's your life, like Rudy, Like you're already
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think about Rudy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, think about Rudy, Like whose jersey's retired to Notre
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Dame I don't know exactly. Yeah, I think it's like
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it's Rudy's jersey. Probably not, there's actually for the movie.
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Speaker 3: I'm actually pretty sure Rudy's teammates didn't like.
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Speaker 2: Yeahbably had a nice little podcast interview about that. But
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still I was saying, like everybody like knows Rudy. That
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was kind of like the first example, Like they make
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movies about underdogs, they don't make movies about Michael Jordan
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and what you're.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Jake's probably had both of these scenarios. He probably
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has this jersey.
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Speaker 2: Retired in high school and you've heard you've heard my story.
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I know you've never heard the story of total narrow
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A bunch. No, we don't listen. Thanks for being a
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p one. So I'm in Denver, real quick. I'm in Denver.
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John Fox, our head coach. He's in front of the team.
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He's trying to make a point. He's trying to make
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the point of everybody was somebody and the man somewhere
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in their career, and we all got here, and now
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we all got to come together. Nobody's bigger than the team.
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You know that kind of speech. It's like, I mean, guys,
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who in here? Doesn't have their high school jersey retired,
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and it was me and the punter raised our hands no, yeah,
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in front of the entire team. I mean I got,
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I got Wes Welker, Eric Decker, Peyton Manning, No Sean Moreno,
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like all just sitting here and I'm like, look, other
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people are gonna put me and then would over here
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have our hands up from Jersey Bays Jersey. No. Sean
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is one of the funniest human bities of all time,
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and so he ripped me.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, They're like, Angel, You're immediately texted calling your coach.
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Speaker 3: Like, how was I what?
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Speaker 2: They only have one jersey retired at Evangel, which is
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crazy because Brock Berlin was National players didn't he does
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not have his retire They've had first They've had a
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first round pick that was a third round pick. They've
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had NFL guys. Josh Booty is the only one that
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has his jersey retired. His brother, who won two Rose
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Bowls at USC as a starting quarterback, doesn't have his.
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It was the same number, but it's for Josh.
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Speaker 3: I was going to guess. I was going to guess
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John David. Yeah, oh my gosh, what I'm one be
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better retired. This man's not his but brock Berlin.
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Speaker 2: Brock Berlin was the USA Today high School Player of
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the Year. Retire that man, yeah yeah, wow, oh my,
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And he won an Orange Bowls the quarterback for Miami.
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So there you go more.
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Speaker 3: You know, Sanna, isn't he the owner of like the
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greatest tier in like sports history national anthem?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? Why that's right. Yeh, that's right.
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Speaker 3: That looks like it's like a I generated back. Yeah,
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it is the perfect too.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if I can tell some of his
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stories on air, like not like that, not like that.
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But he had the funniest list of kangaroo court finds. Yeah,
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it was so funny. I'll tell one that would be
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a funny segment. So I'll tell I'll tell one real
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quick before we get out of here. So Ronnie hillm
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and Ben rest in peace. Ronnie passed away. But Ronnie
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was was a guy that was a big hand clapper.
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When he messed up, our coach hated it. So no,
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Sean's like, hey, we gotta put that up on the board, Like, man,
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you got in trouble for that, like so many times,
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like we got to put up on the board any
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handclap is one hundred dollars, and so he missed a
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pass protection. We're playing against I think the Browns of
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the Bucks, one of those teams I can't remember. He
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missed a pass protection. Peyton got sacked like it was
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it was a bad deal. So like Ronnie's like he's
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a young player, so he's like watching tape and just
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like you can tell, like it bothered him. He didn't
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want a joke right then. But no Sean, well, no
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Sean was a joker and No Sean was going to
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keep up with the kangaroo court. And so we played
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the player or whatever and not No Sean's like, oh
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well hold up, hold on, go back, go back, go back,
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And everybody's like this is like what happened? What Ronnie do? Whatever?
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And he goes back and Ronnie's like hand clapping like
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over and over and over, like he countered. Man he's
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slow mode goes one, two, three, I mean he gets
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all the way up. He had like nine hundred bucks
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of like hand claps, and like Ronnie's like, I just
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got Peyton Manning crushed. Yeah, no shots like up in
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front of the room, slow mode, just counting the hand claps,
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wait wait, wait, wait, man, I mean that that was
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so good? Good Anthony, you're the man. Appreciate you hanging out. Yeah,
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for sure. Want to you know, do this more often anytime,
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if you're open and available anytime.
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Speaker 3: We can talk some more cards.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, thank you. Well, we could spend three hours some
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more quick. All right, we'll take a break. We got
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what weeks joining us in about fifteen minutes from now.
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Speaker 3: Yo, what's up? Welcome back OTB. We just got done
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talking to Muster Anthony Ornando. Awesome, dude, awesome conversation. I
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really enjoyed the car talk. I know y'all wanted to
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talk baseball.
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Speaker 2: We did.
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Speaker 3: My wife texted me what you said? Man, y'all should
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be asking some of these questions to the wives. She's like,
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you played ten years for sure, sod of the one
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year I chose to you.
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Speaker 2: I know you did. I didn't thank you, Lacy. I
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appreciate it. Back you played? How made you play? Eight? Wow?
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Speaker 3: At eight?
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Speaker 2: Or me? Yeah? Six?
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Speaker 5: No?
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Speaker 2: We do look at games play. It's a different story.
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Y'all have to understand me, and have been doing this
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for since two thousand and four, And it was pretty
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immediate that we were going to be slappies together. We
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were roommates on the road in two thousand and four,
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so my freshman year, his red shirt freshman year, and
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it's almost like coaches knew we had too much fun
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and they wouldn't allow us to be roommates after that year,
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was like, nah, you're gonna be with the I guess
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it would have been jam Marcus or m rand Rand
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and JaMarcus was so five. You would have had a
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room with JaMarcus, I think. And then did you have
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to parent? Was parently your roommate maybe at one time
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or no? Jimmy Walker no? Or do you have JaMarcus?
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I'm trying to pick up my you hatch Jared, we didn't.
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We didn't room our last year. No, they wouldn't let us.
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Speaker 3: I think they might have put me or maybe we did.
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Speaker 2: I don't know, but I know Jimbo is like.
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Speaker 3: Nah, it could have been it could have been j
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It could have been Jared y.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because I so I went from you being
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my roommate on the road and at the love Cook
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to it being Joe d In five, and then it
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was Ali Brussard and O six and then actually it
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was Chuck Scott and O seven. So yeah, I remember
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it now as I lay it out.
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Speaker 3: I think me and JaMarcus were roommates our first year. Yeah,
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and then it is not the second then US five
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and six, Yeah, I guess it was. I guess I
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roomed ajerately after that. We did room in a training
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camp for.
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Speaker 2: Last year though.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, West Apartment, West Camp. Isn't it crazy that
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West Campus apartments is now like old, like decrepit. Yeah.
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I was there for the first like the yeah, like
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pop the bottle of champagne on.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I was because my first summer was
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East Campus. I stats where I stayed East Campus my
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first summer in the summer.
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Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, and now my my and O three was
20:06
when it opened.
20:07
Speaker 2: Right, I wasn't in school, Yes, they put me to
20:09
East Campus I think maybe yeah for something.
20:11
Speaker 3: That summer was different because you could officially like yeah,
20:14
move in, yeah, unless you were already there, right uh.
20:18
But yeah, West it was brand new, brand spanking new,
20:20
beautiful glorious.
20:21
Speaker 2: It was nice.
20:22
Speaker 3: Now it's old.
20:23
Speaker 2: Turn that ac down about fifty five.
20:25
Speaker 3: Yeah, where did the athletes stay at the I think
20:29
it's like the new Pentagon was trash when we were there. Yeah,
20:33
that's where. That's where I stayed for my first training camp.
20:36
Me and Marcus Randall were roommates and training camp at
20:39
the old Pentagon. Yeah, and it was like welcome to college.
20:44
Speaker 2: Bud was my senior year. I'm like coach Miles, I'm married.
20:46
What do you mean I gotta stay at West Campus
20:48
for camp? I'm I'm old, I'm a man. Yeah, my
20:52
wife definitely wasn't in the West Campus apartment waiting when
20:54
I got there. Definitely not that definitely did not happen
20:58
Stelt's it was like Stell his girlfriend was definitely not there.
21:03
Sewn Jordan's girlfriend was definitely not in that situation. Lacey
21:07
was nowhere to be seen. I don't know what you're
21:10
talking about.
21:11
Speaker 3: Uh, it's all about football, but all about ball, all
21:13
about ball, I will tell you.
21:15
Speaker 2: In teammate in two thousand and five, Joe and I
21:18
one of my favorite teammates of all time, the most
21:20
athletic person that I played with at LSU. When I
21:24
got here and I saw number ten, I said, so,
21:27
wait a minute, you want me to play the same
21:29
position as that human that's the thing, Like him and
21:33
I are going to end up playing like yeah yeah,
21:35
And no disrespect to any of the other running backs
21:38
that were on the roster at the time. They didn't.
21:41
I got peace of mind when I was like, oh, oh,
21:43
he's more like me.
21:44
Speaker 3: Oh yeahkas the outliers.
21:47
Speaker 2: That guy, yeah, crazy, crazy athlete, that's why he's a
21:51
first round pick, played and won a Super Bowl. But
21:53
he would wake up in the middle of the night
21:55
and the love cook cookies were famous, and he was
21:58
just like, not even knowing it. He would wake up
22:01
and he'd eat cookies in his sleep. I'm like, Joe, dude,
22:04
you crush like three cookies in your sleep last night.
22:06
I was like, no, I didn't know. Now, Joe, you
22:08
ate three cookies in your sleep?
22:10
Speaker 3: Saw you with my eyes.
22:11
Speaker 2: And he even like he even finished it with some
22:13
milk and he didn't even know he did it. So
22:15
that was like he I.
22:16
Speaker 3: Don't think there was refrigerators in those rooms.
22:19
Speaker 2: There was another way. Yeah, no, no, there was refrigerators. Yeah.
22:25
And then so like the next year when Ali Brussard
22:28
was my roommate. Ali would keep me up because he
22:30
would be working on his wraps. So he'd be in
22:33
the corner and he'd be putting together a rap and
22:36
he was trying to like you know, he's doing it
22:38
into the phone or whatever device he had or trying
22:41
and he play it back to see if it was
22:43
like a good, you know whatever, Like I don't I'm
22:45
not in the game. I don't know, but like he
22:47
would play it back, and my man would stay up late.
22:49
He'd stay up late out there.
22:52
Speaker 3: Not in the game.
22:53
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know, but like he would
22:55
be in the corner like of the other room and
22:58
that's what he was doing. So like and I got
23:00
Chuck Scott and he would go to sleep before me.
23:02
I'm like, okay, all right, good, we're good, We're good,
23:05
We're golden.
23:05
Speaker 3: Here. Did y'all have to in the NFL? Did y'all
23:09
stay in any apartment, dorm, hotel situation for camps? Did
23:15
y'all y'all stayed right?
23:16
Speaker 2: Now? We stayed. We did. We were right by our
23:18
facility in both the places that I was. So we
23:21
had a holiday inn like a mile down the road
23:24
from our San Diego.
23:25
Speaker 3: That's real state.
23:26
Speaker 2: Yep.
23:27
Speaker 3: When we in Green Bay, we would stay in uh
23:32
Saint Norbert's College and to Peer, Wisconsin, which is just
23:36
like right outside of Green Bay. Yeah. St. Norbert's College.
23:39
No one's ever heard of it.
23:40
Speaker 2: Never. No.
23:41
Speaker 3: We stayed in these old like like again like old school,
23:45
like Pentagon type dorms. It was three three story level.
23:48
It was like a It was like a rectangle with
23:50
a courtyard in the middle outside like staircases all the
23:53
way up to the doors, and good god, it was.
23:57
It was not very comfortable situation for being an NFL team.
24:01
And yeah, you're not like trying to like break people
24:04
at that point in career. You're professional football players. Yeah,
24:07
but everybody from you know, the top, like Aaron Rodgers,
24:10
whatever your career staying at Saint Norber's. But that place
24:13
was haunted. Yeah, absolutely, one thousand haunted. Yeah, and there
24:18
was every year there was stories that came out and
24:20
it was like, yeah, we get it.
24:22
Speaker 2: It is funny you're talking about like Aaron Rodgers staying
24:26
in that place, right, It's like when I'm with Peyton
24:29
Man and he's staying at the same Radison in right,
24:31
we're staying up training camp. You know, you know how much?
24:35
And you would never know. I mean Peyton literally pulls
24:37
up to the hotel in a buick. That's that's what
24:40
he That's what he drives. I think he has a sponsorship,
24:42
but still he's driving a buick and he pulls up
24:45
and gets his bag and going. This Radison in and
24:47
goes and it's just like man's guy's worth a lot
24:50
of money, but he's he's worried about ball, right, even
24:53
get a sweet? Nah, there's no sweet.
24:56
Speaker 3: He was sharing a door with somebody. Oh yeah, for sure. Yeah, yeah,
25:01
it's pretty I mean when we I went to other
25:05
teams and you stayed a different plague in Oakland, we
25:08
went and had training camp in Napa, like we stayed
25:10
in like this beautiful Mariotte And like in Seattle, we
25:14
stayed in the hotel nice hotel Bell Like Green Bay.
25:17
It was you're gonna go rough it at this terrible Oh.
25:21
I mean it's a beautiful little campus like a hockey team.
25:24
They but the dorm room's not nice. There was no
25:28
arched gates entrances to the dorm room. Yeah yeah, I mean,
25:33
maybe I can tease that haunted story. But you know,
25:36
I definitely experienced some supernatural stuff.
25:40
Speaker 2: Well, we are going to experience one of my meathead
25:43
brethren when we come back, very excited for our next conversation.
25:48
A guy that look, I was there for his official
25:51
visit at LSU, saw him and his family. We knew
25:55
we had to get him to LSU. We got him here.
25:58
He's been a hell of a player ever since. We're
26:00
gonna catch up with LSU linebacker Wit Weeks when we
26:04
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next conversation. LSU linebacker Wit Weeks joins the show. Now,
27:47
wit Man, what's going on? Glad to have you on
27:50
the show. Hope you're doing well.
27:52
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I'm doing good. I'm glad to be here.
27:54
Speaker 2: All right. So I knew you. You grew up an
27:56
Atlanta Braves fan. We had Chipper Jones on the show
27:59
on Monday. Now you're quite a bit younger than us,
28:03
and so maybe you missed like the Chipper days, but
28:05
I did see I think recently I saw that you
28:07
went to a Braves game. You're from the state of Georgia.
28:10
Give me your Atlanta Brave memory.
28:14
Speaker 8: Yeah, I remember Chipper when I was grown up. He
28:16
was he was coming to the end of his career.
28:19
But anytime I go home, we always try to get
28:21
up to Atlanta and go to a Brave game. Whether
28:24
that's me and my friends or go with my family,
28:26
they're always a good time.
28:28
Speaker 2: Yeah. Gosh, I mean Chipper Jones as somebody that played.
28:32
He played long enough.
28:33
Speaker 3: Where he was like a multiple generation with Week's Day.
28:36
Speaker 2: That's awesome there with So I know you've been like
28:39
all SEC some preseason All American stuff, but none of
28:43
that matters. You know why because for a second year
28:45
in a row over on my Serious XM show, we
28:48
put together the All Meathead radio team because you know me,
28:51
meat has a term of endearment. It's in the field
28:54
Steel College Football magazine, and a little breaking news here.
28:58
For the second year in a row, you are the
29:01
Mike linebacker on the All Meathead Team.
29:04
Speaker 8: Let's go. That's the biggest honor I've gotten.
29:10
Speaker 2: Okay, and I want to ask you this, if if
29:13
you could add an LSU teammate to the All Meatthead team,
29:16
because I put a couple on there. I think there
29:18
was I think there was three total LSU guys. Which
29:22
teammate would you put on the All Meathead team?
29:25
Speaker 8: Easily? Jack Fover, the new defensive ends from Florida. He's easily.
29:33
Speaker 2: I'll let you know that Jack is the edge defender
29:36
on the All Meathhead team.
29:41
Speaker 3: That's good. So he So there's a term that's being
29:44
thrown around on social media right now, a nickname for you.
29:47
I don't know if you've seen it, hurt it, whatever
29:48
it is, but it's a huge term of endear man.
29:50
People out there are referring to you as the Honky Badger,
29:54
all right, obviously a shout out to to Tyr Matthew,
29:57
but it just goes to kind of show you there,
29:59
even comparing you, putting you in the same sentences that
30:02
of like how the LSU fan base as like falling
30:05
in love with your game, the attitude, the passion you bring.
30:08
Just talk to us about what the experience has been
30:12
like the last last year, year and a half for you,
30:15
just in South Louisiana, with the fan base, just knowing
30:18
like you're you're you're one of the guys that everybody
30:21
cheers for and loves right now.
30:24
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's really cool. I mean whenever I, you know,
30:26
came here as a freshman, coming down to South Louisiana
30:29
from walking to Georgia, it's a bit of a culture
30:31
shock for me. But really, I'm just I've fallen in
30:34
love with this place and with this culture and with
30:37
this community. So I could have been more excited to
30:39
be put in the same sentence as Tyron Matthew because
30:42
I remember when I was growing up, it was like
30:44
every every kid wanted to be the honey Badger. Like
30:46
when we're out of recess playing, we're like, oh, I'm
30:48
the honey Badger. I'm the honey Badger. So to be
30:50
putting the same sentence as him, it's it's pretty special now.
30:54
Speaker 2: But I don't know if you remember this, but like
30:57
I was there for your official visit. It's actually the
30:59
only time that Lshu's ever like called me out of
31:02
the bullpen coach like BK called me. He's like, hey,
31:05
we got this linebacker out of Georgia, Like his brother's
31:08
gonna be here as a transfer, but his old man
31:10
played at Georgia, and like he's he's a big recruit,
31:14
but he's not the highest rate of recruit, but we
31:16
got to have him, like whatever we do in this class,
31:18
like we got to sign this guy. And again, like
31:20
they called me, like, hey, when should come eat with
31:22
this guy, eat with his family, talk with his family.
31:24
And so I remember how big of a deal that
31:26
was because again, like they never asked me before, They've
31:29
never asked me again. It was like to get you
31:31
to try to come to campus. And so what was
31:33
that like for you? Because again, like you've got family
31:36
members that have played in other places. I mean, and
31:39
I know a family friend of y'alls, Billy Bullock was
31:41
my teammate there for the San Diego Chargers. I know
31:44
him and your dad are good friends, and he talks
31:45
about how a player your dad was there at Georgia.
31:48
So for you, like what all went into that was it?
31:52
Because like LSU identified you and like we gotta have
31:55
that guy.
31:57
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's one of the main reasons. But I tell everybody,
32:00
really the three reasons that I came tell us you
32:02
is the people, the place in the football right when
32:06
I stepped on campus. I mean, everybody here was just
32:09
they were I mean they I just felt like they
32:11
were my type of people, good hardworking people. And then
32:14
the place, you know, I love I love the food.
32:16
I love crawfish, Cajun food, all that. And then the football.
32:19
I mean, obviously LSU's football is second to none. And
32:22
getting to play in Death Valley every weekend, you can't
32:25
beat that.
32:26
Speaker 2: Yeah.
32:26
Speaker 3: Well, you've been such like a bright spot on this LSU,
32:31
not only the defense, but the team the lot last year,
32:33
and it's just something that's been like refreshing for us.
32:37
You just the way your style of play, whether it's
32:41
you know, playing hard, getting a sack, but the motor
32:43
you play with, whether it's that or you know, doing
32:47
some some airshot guns of beer in the end zone
32:50
like all those things. It's a perfect place for you.
32:53
So hey, going forward, like, talk to us about where
32:58
you're at now, the team. You've been through spring practice.
33:01
I'm assuming you've already started summer workouts, are about to
33:04
start summer workouts. Talk to us about the team, the defense,
33:06
how you're feeling going into this season.
33:10
Speaker 8: I'm excited. I mean I'm more excited for this football
33:13
season than i've ever been. I mean me personally coming
33:16
off with injury. We just got cleared last week, so
33:20
my first workout back with the team was this past Monday.
33:23
We have our first team run today and a little
33:25
player ran practice this afternoon, so I'm looking forward to that.
33:28
But I mean, I think our defense is going to
33:30
be special this year. I mean, the dudes that we
33:32
brought in on the transfer portal, they're all dogs and
33:36
you know, getting this step back and watch from the
33:38
sidelines this spring. I think that our defense this spring
33:43
was better than we were last season. And you're missing
33:47
Me and Harold out there, so it's a promising sight
33:50
to see.
33:52
Speaker 2: And also the guy y'all have got leading the defense,
33:55
Blake Baker. I mean, if there was a defensive coordinator
33:57
on the All meatthead team, Blake and I have talked
33:59
to this, Blake would be the nomination from me. Uh.
34:03
I love every conversation I have with Blake, no matter
34:05
if it's about football, if it's about life. I know
34:08
y'all have got a close relationship as well.
34:11
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I love that dude to death. I mean, whenever,
34:14
whenever the guy who's leading you into into battle, into
34:18
a football game, whenever, whenever you know that he has
34:21
your back and you have his back no matter what.
34:23
It's a refreshing feeling knowing knowing that the guy that's
34:27
leading you into into a football game is a good one.
34:31
Speaker 2: I mean, do you do you give him a hard
34:33
time for still wearing the cleats to a practice because
34:36
he wants to be that involved. He wants to make
34:38
it seem like he's still athletic.
34:41
Speaker 8: Oh, I love it. I mean I love it. Whatever
34:44
whatever you would do that's bringing that much energy every
34:47
single days, it's hard not to come in and be
34:49
excited to go play football.
34:51
Speaker 3: I think I was a practice is either in the
34:54
spring or maybe maybe his last training camp, and there
34:56
was a throwaway. I think Grett threw it away, yeah,
34:59
and Blake he reached out to catch it, he dropped
35:01
it and he was like he dropped down and had
35:05
to do like twenty push ups or something like that.
35:06
I was like, Yeah, that's a dude, yep. That eleven
35:10
guys are going to play their asses off four right there?
35:12
Speaker 8: Yeah exactly. You want to go play for that guy?
35:15
Speaker 2: Yeah? All right. So I know you've been out with
35:18
injury and so glad to hear that you got cleared
35:20
in your back and you're with the team working out.
35:22
So I don't know how much you've been around one
35:25
of our former teammates at LSU, Kyle Williams. Now Kyle
35:29
was Matt's roommate at LSU and certainly they lived right
35:33
above us. Man, we had some great times. He was
35:35
the ultimate teammate, had an incredible motor. Have you been
35:39
able to kind of see and maybe I hustle Kyle
35:42
working and how that's been him working with the defensive line.
35:46
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I've had a couple of conversations with him too.
35:48
I think I think he's a great fit for us,
35:50
and I know all the d linemen respect him and
35:52
respect respect his football career, and I think I think
35:57
he's a perfect defensive line coach for a.
36:02
Speaker 3: All right, with there's uh, We're you're a great football player.
36:06
You seem like on social media a great fishermen as well.
36:10
There's one thing that I think you've struggled with this spring,
36:13
and that is coaching flag football. Uh you Uh, Blake
36:19
Baker had to be somewhere this week. He was the case.
36:23
All right. So my son, my son Hawk, who's listening
36:25
right now, shout out to my son. Uh, but the
36:28
elite bingles out there playing flag football, so they had
36:33
to call all with Weeks in to be the defensive coordinator.
36:36
I think Nussells running the offense as well. Like what
36:38
a treat for these kids were But yeah, I think
36:42
Wit was blitzing about four guys every play, letting them lose.
36:47
We got beat, so I wouldn't want to.
36:50
Speaker 2: Which we got to break it down, like what was
36:52
the mindset? What defense were we thinking here?
36:55
Speaker 8: We were being aggressive. I'm pretty sure we only let
36:57
up two touchdowns. The offense couldn't put it in the end.
37:03
You're gonna need to call Hi Nutsmeyer and get on
37:05
him for that one.
37:06
Speaker 3: That's a good gives it on the point.
37:08
Speaker 2: You only give up two scores in flag football. I
37:10
don't care what age like, you're doing something right. This
37:13
is not on win. This is on nothing right.
37:15
Speaker 3: It was funny too, all the kids because he can
37:17
blitz in that league and all the kids every play, Uh,
37:20
coach Wit, coach, Wait, can I blitz? He's like, yep,
37:22
gouple blitz yeplitz yep.
37:24
Speaker 8: Yeah. We were sitting. We were sitting in the house
37:26
pretty much every play.
37:29
Speaker 2: Playing cover zero kids, you better get home because we
37:32
ain't got nothing back here in the back end. You
37:35
know what, I think you and I have actually talked
37:37
about this speaking of like blitzing, and obviously you do
37:40
a good job of it. There is nothing worse as
37:43
a running back than when one of you turns playing
37:46
Mike linebacker comes through the A gap and like a
37:49
double a mug any kind of a gap pressure because dude,
37:53
you got a three way go on the running back.
37:55
You can go left, right, you can go through the
37:57
running back, and there's so much that I've got to protect.
38:00
The quarterback's obviously going to be taking this drop. He's
38:03
right there when you're blitzing through the A gap. I
38:06
want to get inside your brain a little bit here.
38:08
Do you predetermine what you're going to do? Is it
38:11
based off the running backs leverage? Is it based off Look,
38:14
this guy's one hundred and ninety five pounds soaking wet.
38:16
I am bull rushing this guy. Like, where do you
38:19
kind of go? Because you've had a lot of success
38:21
doing it whenever your number's called to be the guy
38:24
that go gets the quarterback.
38:26
Speaker 8: Yeah, I would say it really starts on Mondays when
38:29
you're getting your scouting report on the running backs. If
38:31
you're blitzing a two hundred and thirty pound running back,
38:34
you're not going to run right through his face. But
38:35
if you're blitzing one hundred and ninety pound running back,
38:37
you're running right through his face. So it really whatever
38:41
the scattering report has on him, and we have tips
38:44
and keys of all this, dude loses every time if
38:47
he's trying to block a guy that's rushing to his
38:49
right or vice versa, he's rushing to his left. So
38:52
you really just got to take that into factor. And
38:55
then also you know, in the spur of the moment,
38:57
it's usually just run right through his face.
39:01
Speaker 2: Yeah, win in doubt, win out, Yeah.
39:03
Speaker 8: Yeah, exactly, win it out, run right through the state.
39:06
I mean sometimes you put a little move on him
39:08
and right and then you just go right through.
39:11
Speaker 3: What's the what's the most satisfying feeling for you on
39:13
the football field, beating or running back one on one,
39:16
sacking the quarterback, or get an interception.
39:20
Speaker 8: Definitely getting the sack. Nothing, Nothing beats the feeling of
39:23
getting a sack because you know that you're just you're
39:25
causing havoc whenever you get a sack.
39:28
Speaker 2: Yeah, I knew that. I knew that you knew that
39:32
you knew the answer to that one real quick though.
39:34
I do want to ask you kind of about the
39:36
linebacker room. I think it's incredibly deep. And obviously you're
39:40
gonna have your brothers in there, and that's incredibly cool.
39:43
I mean I played one year of high school football
39:45
with my older brother. It was awesome, amazing, certainly something
39:48
I always cherish. And you're gonna get a chance to play.
39:50
You know, you've been with Wes obviously for multiple years,
39:53
and you've got your little brother who's going actually probably
39:56
got here the other day last weekend, so you're gonna
39:58
have three of you. So but it's it's a deep
40:00
room overall. We're talking about the linebackers. I mean, what
40:03
Devine Keys was able to do last year with I
40:05
mean he was a bright spot. I mean that guy
40:07
played star, he played next to you, He was kind
40:10
of all over the place, a very smart football player.
40:13
That room, man, it's going to be hard to get
40:14
on the field in like a very good way. It's
40:16
going to be a very competitive room.
40:19
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, definitely, one hundred percent. I mean I would
40:21
I would say we easily have the best linebacker line
40:24
backing room in the country. You know, we have so
40:29
many dudes that you could put out there at any
40:31
time and feel comfortable with him playing. And I mean,
40:34
that's what you want in the linebacker room.
40:37
Speaker 2: And then obviously, you know, you start talking about you
40:39
and Perk being back together, getting him back healthy. I'm
40:42
excited to see him back at the star position. Man.
40:44
I think it's a place that he can thrive. And
40:45
you look at today's NFL game and like, he's like
40:48
a perfect fit for kind of that nickel sam which
40:51
is what you're looking for in the star role. Devine
40:54
did a really nice job last year. But if it's
40:56
you and him, and you and your brother all they're
40:58
playing in the middle, then you've got harl Perkins at
41:00
the star position. I really think that's the best case
41:03
scenario for everybody.
41:05
Speaker 8: Yeah, I do too, And I mean, I cannot wait
41:07
to play with Perk again. He's so fun to be
41:09
out there with. So I'm excited for that.
41:11
Speaker 3: All right, last question for you, this is the simple one.
41:14
Everybody wants to know. How's how's the like feeling.
41:17
Speaker 8: It's good, It's we're getting there. I would say I'm
41:19
about ninety five percent right now. Like I'm I'm clear
41:23
for all football activity. I've been doing everything, but I
41:25
just got to get that last little step back.
41:28
Speaker 2: And look, if you're a card carrying member of Meathead Nation,
41:31
if you're at eighty percent, you're one hundred percent. So
41:34
not worried about that.
41:35
Speaker 8: Man.
41:35
Speaker 2: I am so ready to get you back on the field.
41:37
And I go out there and watch y'all practice here
41:39
coming up this summer. We appreciate the time.
41:42
Speaker 8: Man.
41:42
Speaker 2: I'm sure I'll holler at you see you at the facility.
41:44
So we appreciate it, man, and best of luck as
41:46
you come back.
41:48
Speaker 8: Awesome. Yeah, I appreciate y'all having me on.
41:50
Speaker 2: All right, there is LSU linebacker Wit Weeks good enough
41:52
to join the show. And uh, if you listen to that,
41:56
you know why he is back to back. Let's all
41:59
meathhead team. It'll still magazine Drew faces. Yeah you knew that,
42:05
no doubt. And yeah, Jack Tibron is certainly on the
42:07
all Meahead team as well. You know who else I
42:09
put on there? Put Aaron Anderson on there, because you
42:13
look at we go, we go every position, right. I
42:16
was like, you know what Aaron Anderson will do a
42:17
little bit of whatever. Whatever you ask that guy to do, slot, outside, punt,
42:22
kick returner, whatever. And I was like, there's a lot
42:25
of people that had a lot to say about his game.
42:27
He proved him all wrong last year, and everybody's talking
42:30
about the other guys coming in the transfers. I'm like,
42:33
you're leading receivers coming back, right, Aaron, and so he's
42:36
on the meat.
42:37
Speaker 3: You talked about what it's the motor that never stops,
42:40
and you know, like when you game plan for a
42:42
defense on offense, like when you watch a defensive line tackle.
42:46
We used to say that in Green Bay about Kyle
42:47
Williams when we played Buffalo or Kyle Vanner. But like
42:50
the people that has the motor that never stops are
42:54
the worst people that you just don't want to because
42:56
you can't ever take a playoff, Like I remember Kyle
42:58
vannerbisch would he Aaron one time when he threw it
43:02
as he threw it and then he tackled Jordy Nelson
43:04
sixty yards down the field.
43:05
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he probably had those red contacts in where
43:07
he had red eyes. He was like like, that's the
43:10
kind of like when he was with the Lions probably, yeah, right.
43:13
Speaker 3: The Lions. Yeah, but that is what whit brings. Yeah,
43:17
not only talent and leadership, but it's the motor man
43:20
motor that never stops. Makes it so difficult and a
43:23
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Speaker 2: I hated blocking Jared Johnson when he was with the Ravens.
43:27
Jared wasn't the most talented guy, but I'll be damn
43:30
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43:32
just never ever stop. Like, hey, Bud, the play's way
43:36
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