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STOP thinking Shedeur Sanders will win the Browns starting quarterback job! · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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To going to give him a significant You're going to have
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a ton of money to spend. Why not put it in one of the top
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three offensive players in the league?
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We're going to be looking at our judge and saying that he can't
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win the big game, Michael Jordan said.
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I played 8 engine games. You don't see the fun doing.
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That a game where you got to go before.
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I will say something and I I've been very frustrated over the
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last couple of days. It's been on the very busy
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weekend for me. The heat is gone from cool to
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hot and humid. At night it's nice and cool,
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it's windy, it's beautiful and the next day it's humid.
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It's disgusting, it's sticky. I hate this.
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When is fall coming? When the football season starts,
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that's when it usually means fall is around the corner and
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the winter is around the corner. When is the football season
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going to start? I am so tired of the summer.
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But you know, anyways, I don't want to get too deep into it.
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You see, I'm like lisping because I can't stand the summer
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anyway. Stop it.
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How is Nebraska? I mean, I haven't been to
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Nebraska. I haven't never been to
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Nebraska. How is it over there at Omaha?
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Omaha. I mean, you don't live there,
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but you know what I'm saying? You hang out over there.
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It's the same really. It's like you never know.
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One day it could be 90, the next day it could be snowing.
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It's that's it's kind of the way it is here if you it.
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Snows in the summer over there. Dude, you'd never know when it's
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going to snow here. I mean, we'll get a snowstorm in
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probably April. That's usually kind of I would
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in storm is not storm like normal, but you know, we'll get
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a couple inches. But it's all over the place
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here. I mean, we're supposed to be in
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the mid 90s by the end of the week.
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Tomorrow it's supposed to be 78. So yeah, it's just it's all over
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the place. But it's Nebraska.
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They say wait 5 minutes and the weather will change.
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I mean, we literally just had two huge storms that ripped off
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roofs and we had 91 mile an hour per winds.
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Was it a hurricane or tornado? What was?
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It we don't we don't get hurricanes, obviously there's no
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we're we're landlocked around here in the middle of the
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country. I got.
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It you're right, that was like Kansas City so.
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Yeah, tornado sirens went off, but there were no tornadoes.
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But it was anywhere from 60 to 91 miles an hour and trees down
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everywhere and ripped, I mean, roofs off and everything.
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So and then it was then it was perfectly fine.
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And you know, nice sun was out, shirts off.
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You're running, you're getting your workout in.
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Shirts off who? You?
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Oh yeah, press. Are you trying to impress?
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No, I'm trying to even out my tan line.
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Terrible. I got it.
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I figured that's what you were doing.
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You weren't trying to impress your future wife.
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Why would you do that? Your Jabba Chamberlain you don't
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need. To they it was it was funny.
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We went and Carter and I played catch and, you know, it's
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already hot enough and he wants to go play catch on the football
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field. And I'm like, can we go play on
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grass and not turf? Like, what are we?
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What are we doing here? Like.
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Is it Carter going back to school in?
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Yeah, yeah, he just got back. They won the NBC World Series
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last week. Well, yeah, a week and a half
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ago and then back. We got his house, already got
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his house, everything done. So now we're going to move him
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back here and I'm a good. So you're moving him back here?
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From no moving him back to college.
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OK, yeah, he he came home after he was in hutch.
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I got it. Yep.
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At college and then moving back there and get all the, all the
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odds and ends and stuff that he needs.
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So yeah, that it's going by faster and faster, man.
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It's he ain't getting younger. Is he moving into the portal?
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Is there any conversation when it comes to going?
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Junior college. Junior college is different
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right then per SE like a four year university, whether it's
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NAIA division 231 like so it just depends.
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Like junior college technically now nowadays with the way things
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have changed, really doesn't go against your eligibility wise.
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Oh really? So yeah, so technically he'll
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have, he'll still have 4 full years.
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Yeah, I'm, I'm learning all this stuff too.
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Does he want to do that? Does he want to go play D1?
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Is he planning to play D1 baseball?
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I think we'll just kind of see what happens.
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He went junior college just to figure out if he wanted to play
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a position or if he wanted to just pitch.
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And, you know, we talked about it, you know, throughout his
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whole, you know, recruiting process that it's going to be
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hard to do both, man. It's it's it's really, really
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hard to do. And, you know, we were talking
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about it playing catch the other day and, you know, and I was
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just like, do you miss hitting? And he's like, yeah, but he
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goes, it was already hard enough to do, you know, both being
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healthy, like what, you know, get hurt, how's that rehab and,
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and all the other stuff. So it was, it was a great choice
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for him. He's got great teammates.
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You know, he's their, their school as a whole is really,
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really good. They won the national
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championship in football and basketball is good.
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Their soccer team is good. So it's a really cool, yeah,
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really, really good junior college.
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And so, yeah, they like I said, they won the NBC World Series
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this this summer. So yeah, he's he's had a good
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summer and back and playing golf.
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And so, yeah, so I don't. I was gonna go back.
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And six foot 5 right 65 just. Short of it, Yep.
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Long and ready to drive drive it in Speedy drive it in.
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As we always say you like to drive the golf balls and drive
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the nice long iron. But yeah, I I wish him nothing
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but the best. I hope everything.
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Works out. For him and hopefully he can go
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play D1 baseball like his daddy. Did you want your son to get
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drafted? You want him to go to a good
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organization and and work in and work his way up from obviously
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single A to AA to AAA and, and a lot of these young, these young
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kids, we've seen this over and over and over again, especially
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here in Long Island. They decide to not play college
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ball. They just want to jump right
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into the majors and go play single a baseball.
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So it's interesting when you see some of these kids in in the
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development development of these kids.
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I've seen Garrett Cole, he decided he gets drafted by the
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Yankees. He was a first round draft pick
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and he said, he said that I, I want to go play college ball.
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I want to play for UCLA. And he decided to, you know,
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obviously waive his eligibility to go and play college ball.
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And then he goes back into the draft a couple years later and
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gets he's the first round, he's the number one pick in the first
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round and he goes to Pittsburgh. And now look, he's playing for
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the New York Yankees. Obviously he's been out for the
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season and he was a Brian Cashman guy.
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So we'll see. I'm interested to see where your
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son goes and, and where he believes he is going to be as a
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baseball player moving forward. He is young.
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He's 6 foot 5. He's built like it, Ox, like you
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say, and he's better looking than you, so that's a good song.
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Oh, that's that's a fact for sure.
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Shador shines In his preseason debut Browns fifth round rookie
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quarterback Shador Sanders made a lot of noise with his
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performance in his Browns first preseason debut on Sunday.
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Sanders played almost the whole 1st 3/4 of the game before
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giving way to Scoop Huntley and finished 14 of 23 with 138 yards
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and two touchdowns. After the game, Sanders
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confronted Browns reporter and radio host Tony Grassi, asking
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him if he had nothing positive to say about his performance.
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Sanders let it be known to Grassi that he didn't like how
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Grassi portrayed Sanders in his writing and was caught on camera
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confronting the reporter and saying you always say negative
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stuff about me. I didn't do nothing to you.
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I've never seen you say anything positive about me.
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Grassi said that he approached Sanders after the game, which
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was not shown on video and try to laugh it off with Sanders who
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gave a laugh saying whatever I do, I do it for Tony.
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As he walked away without further incidents.
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Shadors performance has already prompted Nike to create an ad
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with the caption only a matter of time.
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Despite the strong performance, Shador is still listed as the
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4th quarterback on the Browns depth charts and the top three.
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Option 4 of Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett and fellow rookie Dylan
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Gabriel sat out because of his injury in his first preseason
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game. Shadora Sanders has a lot to
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prove. This guy was a first round
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talent, top 20 pick a lot of people thought was a stud coming
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out of college playing for Colorado.
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He's a Sanders, his father's prime.
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He's looked at as one of the top talents to come out of Colorado
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in history and I can remember quite a few guys that came out
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of Colorado, saw a football program over the years, but
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really never amounted to anything.
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Shador Sanders, there's two guys.
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There's two guys, the Gremlin and now Shador Sanders that are
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going to have a lot to prove playing NFL football.
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Now we'll get into the whole Gremlin situation because this
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guy could be a future stud as a wide receiver, or it could be a
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future stud as a corner, or maybe he's a stud as a two way
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player. Or maybe he's nothing and he's
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in the he's in and out of the NFL in four years like I
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predicted. But should N Sanders obviously
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has has over the last couple of weeks had his butt hurt because
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of some of the stories that he has heard from these reporters.
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Now, Tony Grassi, I don't know him personally.
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I don't know what he is riding over there in Cleveland, But
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obviously he's not a big Shador Sanders fan.
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And there's a lot of people out there in America that are not
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big Shador Sanders fans. We've had a bunch of guys on
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this show over the last couple of months that think Shador is
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going to be a star, a stud in the NFLI.
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Don't know. Now, obviously he's going to
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have to develop and he's got a lot to prove move.
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He's obviously going to have to shine as a Sanders.
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His father is prime. He's one of the greatest corners
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ever play the game one of the most athletic gift gifted guys
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we've seen come out over the years from the NFL as a as a
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baseball player, a professional baseball player and obviously an
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NFL football player. But Shador Sanders obviously is
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going to stand for something for all these quarterbacks that were
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passed on over the years. As we've seen, Brock Purdy, he
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was the 7th round draft pick. Now Shador Sanders was looked at
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as a first round talent. Other guys thought he was the
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best quarterback in the class. Now you look at Chador Sanders,
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he's got a lot to prove because they were, I don't know, 6-7
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quarterbacks drafted in front of him in this late this past draft
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class. And he's looked at as a guy
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that's going to be tailing behind him trying to prove
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himself. He plays for the Cleveland
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Browns, an organization that doesn't know how to develop
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quarterbacks. They had one and they decided to
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let him go as Baker Mayfield went to the Rams and then
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obviously made his way to the Buccaneers.
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And it's looked very, very good since he's become a Buccaneer.
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But again, I don't care what these writers are writing about.
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I don't care what TV hosts are saying about Shadora Sanders.
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You got to go out there and play the game.
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And again, you're looked at as a young superstar player because
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you come from a Sanders family that is so gifted.
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Now, again, I look at the young quarterbacks over the years, and
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there are a ton of them that have come out of the draft,
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first round, second round, third round and even fifth round
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talents. Some of them made it and became
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stars and studs. Most of them have become
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nothing. Shador Sanders, if he comes out
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of the draft and and looks like a superstar player as a fifth
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round talent, five in five rounds, they're going to be
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plenty of teams going to be attacked over the next couple of
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years that Shador Sanders was passed on as much as he was.
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Now, Shador Sanders obviously has come out and said a lot of
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interesting things over the last couple weeks, a lot of
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controversial things over the last couple of weeks.
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We've seen it before even the draft.
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I think one of the main reasons why he was passed on as long as
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he was in the draft was because of his mouth and not showing up
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and doing what he should have done at the combine.
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He should have played. I mean, well, he should have
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thrown. He should have done every single
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thing. Some of these quarterbacks in
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front of him were drafted in front of him too.
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And that was the problem. Now he had a pro day.
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His pro day wasn't that good. And if he was a smart young
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quarterback and he knows that he was going to get plastered over
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the last couple of months before the draft, he should have went
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to the combine and he actually should have shown people a
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little bit more respected, especially reporters, when he
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was going up there and saying the things that he has said.
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And then during the draft, as I said many times before, after
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the first round, he was in a rap booth or whatever.
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He was in a music booth, hip hop artist or whatever the hell he's
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trying to do on the side. Legendary, yeah, legendary
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rapper as I don't know what he calls himself, his rap name, but
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obviously Shador Sanders is a guy that is a controversial
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person. He comes from a controversial
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family. I, I've seen the documentaries,
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the Prime documentary that I got a chance to watch the second
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season recently on Prime, believe it or not, it was on
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Amazon Prime, So I got a chance to check that out.
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And they're an interesting family.
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Him, his brothers, even I, I, I, I will say this, even his sister
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is a very interesting person. They're very confident family.
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They really are. And I got to give Deion Sanders
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a little bit of credit because he raised them to be confident.
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And when you have confidence like this family has had over
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the years, no matter who is their father was or what they've
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done on a football field, he shows up the same friggin way.
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It doesn't matter where he is or what he's doing.
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He is going to show up there and he is going to be that elaborate
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personality on a like. And to me, what what Sanders has
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said over the last couple of weeks is pretty, pretty obvious.
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He's very confident about who he is.
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He's so confident that he believes he's going to win this
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job one way or another in the next year or so.
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Now, Dylan Gabriel, we have not seen him on a football field and
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we might not see him all preseason because of an injury.
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But when he does come back, he is ahead of him on the depth
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charts. And until we know what they have
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with Dylan Gabriel, who was a Heisman Trophy candidate, he's
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still going to be looked at as the fourth guy on this roster.
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Is he going to make this roster? Is he going to make?
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Obviously he's going to be on the practice squad, but if he
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makes this roster and this Browns team brings in four
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quarterbacks, which is unheard of, I've never seen a team put 4
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quarterbacks on a roster. It's usually two or three.
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If they have a fourth that takes one position away that they got
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to take away on a football field, either a punt returner, a
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linebacker, A defensive lineman, an offensive lineman, a running
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back. But do do you think they would
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realistically put him on not the the the travel roster.
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They put him on a practice, I think.
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He would have to be because if Dylan Gabriel is healthy, he's
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the third guy right now, He's the third guy would be Joe
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Flacco, it would be Kenny Pickett, and then it would be
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obviously Dylan Gabriel who was the third round talents.
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So, yeah, I I would say that it would make a lot of sense in in
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perception of where the Browns think they're going to be and
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where this team is as far as the quarterback position is.
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Is that Dylan Gabriel, no matter what happens during the
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preseason, is ahead of him on the depth charts because you
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drafted him in the third round. But again, when you look at the
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Sanders situation and Snoop Hutley is not making this team,
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the only reason why he's on the roster is because of the
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preseason and Dylan Gabriel's injury and Kenny Pickett's
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injury. They need to make sure that
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they're not overdoing Sanders and putting him out there too
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long where he gets hurt or they put him in harm's way.
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He's a young quarterback and even though he played 3/4 and he
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still has a lot to prove, I know a lot of people are so excited
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to watch this kid play in three quarters. 138 yards and two
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touchdowns isn't something to be bragging about in 3/4.
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OK, I I understand it's the preseason, he's playing against
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second and third string players and until we see what Shador can
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do against first string players, I don't know why anybody sitting
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here and believing that this guy is going to be any much more
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than where he was drafted as a fifth round talent.
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Now he's got a tremendous amount of talent.
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He can move inside and out of the pocket.
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He's got a pretty good arm. He can make every single throw.
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The problem with Shadora Sanders over the years is 1.
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They've said his accuracy and two, the problem he has is off
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the field is what he says, not studying, not watching film.
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Like we've heard over the last couple of weeks, this guy has
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had a problem doing that. Deion Sanders never had a
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problem. Deion Sanders.
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Sanders, no matter how talent he was talented.
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He was playing for the 49ers, playing for the Cowboys or
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wherever he played at the Atlanta Falcons.
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The stories I've heard about Deion Sanders when when I've had
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different guys play with play with him over the years, they
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said that Deion Sanders, he was, he was a guy that studied the
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game. He studied players.
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He's to study wide receivers. He would go in the preseason, go
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in the offseason and make sure that whoever he is matched up
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against, he was ready to play them.
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And he was weeks ahead of what he was going to play against and
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know who he was going to play against, no matter how talented
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and how great they were. And that was the difference
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between Deion Sanders and everybody else when when you're
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comparing Deion Sanders to some of the greatest, obviously
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corners DBS of all time. Deion Sanders ahead of
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everybody's list. Why?
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Because of his athleticism. And he was a punt returner.
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And Darrelle Revis, when he came into the NFL, he was a great
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punt returner. But guess what The Jets did?
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They didn't want to put him in harm's way.
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They made sure that that's all he played.
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He was a corner back when The Jets drafted him when they moved
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up, when Mangini moved up. Moved up to get him at 14 from
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pit. I remember it.
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The fact is, when you look at a guy like Darrelle Revis, the
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only person that I think is compared to Deion Sanders in a
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six year span is, is Darrelle Revis.
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Now there are, there are quite a few great corners over the
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years, but nobody, Darrelle Revis was not a guy that was on,
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you know, in front of the camera, in front of the mic
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bragging about how great he was. He let his game do the talking.
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He would. That's how they created Rivas
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Island. As we heard, Rex Ryan was the
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one that first said it. Well, you're on Rivas Island
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when you when you're out there playing against Darrell Rivas.
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And they created a different, you know, obviously personality
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in Darrell Rivas when he was on a football field, he was vicious
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and and and grace and graceful when he was out there.
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Deion Sanders wasn't vicious. He would talk a lot of crap and
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he would use this as athleticism.
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Now, Deion Sanders didn't want to come off the field as an
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offensive player. He was a pun returner.
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The 49ers just used them as a punt returner.
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The Cowboys use them as a punt returner, and so did the Atlanta
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Falcons. Should know, Sanders is not a
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corner. He is a quarterback.
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It's the most important position in the NFL.
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And you're going to take a lot of pressure from the obviously
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the broadcast of the media over the next couple of months, no
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matter where and what part of the depth charts he's in, he is
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going to be attacked on or off the field on what he does off
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the field or what he does on the field, on the sidelines.
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Deion Sanders had, Deion Sanders was a guy that prepared every
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single game. He should door a guy that
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prepares over and again, going back to what we've heard through
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different media platforms and GM's over the last couple of
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months, He is not like his father.
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He doesn't watch a lot of film. He puts himself in harm's way
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when he talks to the media. And Grassi, I don't know, Tony
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Grassi in a hole in the wall. And if there was a hole in the
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wall, I'm hopeful, hopefully not sticking anything in that hole
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because obviously Tony Grassi has his own thoughts to Shador
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Sanders and what type of person Shador Sanders is.
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We have to understand that Tony has a job to do.
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No matter what Tony says, Shadour needs to understand this
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is what the media is going to do.
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When he goes to New York and he plays The Jets of the Giants or
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even the Buffalo Bills, what do you think the media is going to
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do to him? If he's out there and he's
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playing like garbage, they're going to tear him another
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asshole. That's what they're going to do.
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He needs to understand that. He needs to understand that this
22:56
is the media world. You wanted to step in the prime
22:59
time. You want to step on the football
23:00
field with some of the great players in the NFL, You got to
23:04
go out there and play your game. You're not going to start
23:06
bitching and moaning that somebody's writing a story about
23:10
you that you don't like. And then after a game you're
23:13
going to go up to the guy and say, well, why are you sending
23:16
out negative stuff? Why are you?
23:17
Why are why are you talking about me like that?
23:20
I mean, come on. I've heard this many, many
23:23
times. Even Russell Wilson, who's been
23:26
very much attacked over the last couple of years.
23:29
Why? Because of the whole Seattle
23:31
thing, jumping ship, going to the Broncos, making the money
23:34
that he made over there with the Broncos, and then the Broncos
23:36
doing everything they can to get rid of them.
23:39
And then he goes from Pittsburgh to now the Giants, and he's at
23:42
the tail end of his career because teams are sick and tired
23:45
of them. Now, we don't know if the
23:47
stories are true, but we've had guys on the show that like them,
23:50
and we have guys had guys on the show that didn't like them.
23:54
So what is it? If you're going to go out there
23:57
and you're going to open your big mouth, you got to show
23:59
yourself on a football field. If you think 14 for 23138 yards
24:05
and two touchdowns is enough to prove yourself, well, boy oh
24:08
boy, you're going to learn very quick how the NFL is going to
24:12
hit you squaring your forehead. Yeah, and it's also not even
24:14
just the fact that they played mostly against third string and
24:16
second string defense. The first string defense he
24:18
played against was the Carolina Panthers, who were one of the
24:20
worst defenses in the NFL the last couple years.
24:22
Derek Brown and JC Horner star, like who's the 3rd best player
24:25
in that defense on average? Nose tackle and shy Tuttle Like
24:28
that's what you're looking at the competition that you're
24:30
facing against. Yes, obviously the Browns don't
24:32
have a lot of offensive skill players around him either.
24:34
Nijoku and Jerry Judy were good, but besides that, there's a lot
24:37
of question Marks and a lot of rookies.
24:40
And Shador Sanders, OK, he played well.
24:42
Let's also not forget the 1st Dr. came on a muffed punt.
24:44
Like there's other factors that factored into this game.
24:47
And again, Grassi was kind of a controversial guy with Baker
24:50
Mayfield there too. So I guess he can kind of
24:53
inflicted it on Shador Sanders as well.
24:55
But let's not act like Shador had his didn't have his own
24:57
controversy coming with it with other reporters.
24:59
And it's going to be like that for the entire offseason.
25:02
So this is just a glimpse in the preseason in what you are seeing
25:05
of what the Shadora Sanders experiment is going to be like.
25:07
And the Browns, we know they're in a very controversial team as
25:10
it is, bringing in Deshaun Watson, bringing in all these
25:12
other guys that have all field issues and they're digging their
25:15
own hole and pretty much going all in on this thought process
25:17
of we don't care what you do off the field.
25:19
Let's hope you do it on the field.
25:20
And Shador, I guess it's a good start, but let's not jump the
25:22
gun. Yeah, it's, it's Carter.
25:27
I think Errol, you said it. It's like I think it's one or
25:29
the other. Either you really like him or
25:32
you don't. Either way, that's why I
25:34
presented that question was like, do you put him on the
25:36
practice squad or you do it because it's like a it's like a
25:40
car wreck. You don't want to watch, but you
25:42
want to watch. It's like, I hate you, but I
25:44
want to watch you lose. And then the people that like
25:46
him want to watch him, you know, succeed.
25:47
So, you know, Carter sent me a screenshot of like his stats and
25:51
whatever. And I'm like, dude, it's it's
25:53
pre season. And if you put, you know, all
25:56
your eggs in one basket for pre season and we've already kind of
26:00
seen, you know, the way he reacted in in the media side.
26:04
And, and that's, that's part of the, like I said before, there's
26:08
really no resume on what, how to handle this, you know, whatever,
26:12
But you're obviously it comes with who you are as a person,
26:16
your your persona, obviously your last name.
26:19
So if he doesn't expect to have some, you know, some jabs at him
26:25
and, and other things that you know, that he's not going to
26:28
like, then, you know, it's not going to go well.
26:30
And it, and they're just going to keep attacking because they
26:33
know they're going to get sound bites, they're going to get, you
26:36
know, eyes on what he said, what he, you know, reacted to.
26:40
Was he, you know, was he pissed? Did he take offense to you, made
26:44
this bad read or whatever? And then always like he can
26:46
never be wrong and, and how he approaches it.
26:49
I I think with, you know, it's obviously tough with like Speedy
26:53
said, the controversy of guys that they brought in.
26:55
Do they have a guy that could pull him to the side and be
26:57
like, Hey, you know what, we know what you are, who you are,
27:01
you're talented. But what comes along with that
27:04
is you have to understand the media as part of our game and it
27:09
is part of their job. You may not like them and you
27:11
don't have to take them out to dinner, invite them to your kids
27:13
birthday parties. You don't have to do that.
27:15
But it is their job to to sometimes ask you questions that
27:19
may not be coming from them. It may be coming from above
27:21
them, a producer or somebody else that wants to ask a
27:23
question that pertains to something that happened.
27:26
And he he needs to understand that that's part of it.
27:29
And it comes with the territory of, of what he's trying to
27:33
become. And you know what some people
27:36
think he will be and, and great. And that's to be seen.
27:39
So I, I think there just needs to be somebody that just kind of
27:42
needs to put, don't ever stop being yourself.
27:44
I'm not, I'm not saying that whatsoever.
27:46
Like, if that's you, that's you, but you know, artery calling out
27:49
guys and like, Oh, you don't have anything nice to say to me.
27:51
Well, stop reading it. First of all, like, who cares?
27:53
Go do your job, get better day in and day out, figure ways that
27:57
you can get better and go from there.
27:58
But I just, I don't see that happening.
28:01
I, I hope somebody would kind of pull him aside and be like, hey,
28:03
this is part of it. But time will tell and see what
28:06
happens, Joe. Flacco's not going to do that.
28:07
He's a very no no. Kenny Pickett obviously is
28:10
trying to win the job. He's still a young quarterback.
28:13
Yeah, they, yeah. And they don't have anybody that
28:15
has that tenure or that pedigree where if he does, would he would
28:20
he gravitate towards it or he'd be like, I'm sure you're
28:23
Sanders. If I need something I can talk
28:24
to my. Joe Flacco is a kind of guy that
28:27
has a tremendous background in this league.
28:29
He was a star quarterback at one point in his career.
28:32
This guy is one of the best. He made one of the best runs
28:35
we've ever seen a quarterback have over the years with the
28:38
Baltimore Ravens. This is a good quarterback.
28:40
He's jumped from team to team and every single time he's
28:43
jumped in, his career was over. He would come off his parents
28:46
sofa and he would step on an NFL field and he's taking teams,
28:50
multiple teams to the playoffs. So Joe Flacco is a quality
28:53
quarterback. He's a veteran quarterback, but
28:56
he's not one of those guys that are going to sit with you and
28:58
have a conversation either as Cam Newton.
29:00
Is it either as Russell Wilson we've heard over the years,
29:03
either as Aaron Rodgers. He's not that type of guy.
29:06
Now, Peyton Manning was that type of guy.
29:08
If you want to sit down with Peyton, even Eli, he would give
29:11
you the XS and OS even though he was a quiet guy.
29:13
I've heard many different guys say that Eli Manning was more
29:17
close to, you know, close to the personalities that were on the
29:20
team, wouldn't go out there and speak on a mic and want to go
29:23
and speak in front of his team. But when his teammates would go
29:26
to him offset and want to ask him questions, he was the type
29:29
of guy that would go out there and and make it a point and and
29:33
reach out to players and and give him his own thoughts.
29:36
I don't think Joe Flacco is going to do that for Shadora
29:40
Sanders. And, and trust me, Joe Flacco
29:42
knows how Shadora Sanders is and he knows how his father was and
29:46
he knows that he's going to have to deal with Deion Sanders on
29:49
the back end. Everybody knows that Deion
29:51
Sanders is going to be at those practices one way or another
29:54
right now. He's not because Shador doesn't
29:56
want him there, because Shador knows that if he's there, it's
29:59
going to take the cameras off of himself.
30:02
That's the truth. Shador wants the cameras on him
30:05
and he knows that if his father is there, the cameras are
30:08
automatically on him and he don't want it.
30:12
And that's the facts. And I'm telling you, that's who
30:15
they are, their personalities. When you watch the draft and
30:19
when Shidor Sanders was getting passed on, what did you see?
30:22
You saw the whole family sitting around in a circle after the
30:25
first round. They were sitting right next to
30:26
the swimming pool over there in Colorado.
30:29
Where the hell that? Wherever the hell they were, OK.
30:31
And Dion was sitting there watching the television, and
30:34
everyone of his sons was sitting.
30:35
Well, why is my son being drafted?
30:39
I mean, this is the problem with the Sanders family.
30:42
They don't know when to shut their mouths.
30:44
And it's not just Dion. It's Dion.
30:46
It's Dion Sanders Junior, who's who's not even a football
30:50
player. He's a cameraman, OK?
30:52
He follows his father around during practices and taking
30:56
video feeds, and he's doing stuff with the NFL right now
30:59
that why are we listening to Deion Sanders Junior?
31:02
He's not even a football player. And then his brother, who wasn't
31:05
drafted either, who was picked up by the Buccaneers after the
31:09
draft as a free agent. Why is he speaking?
31:12
If he was that good, he would have been drafted in a sixth
31:15
round or the seventh round or even maybe the fifth round like
31:17
his brother. That's the facts.
31:20
And the problem right now with the Sanders family is Shadour's
31:23
got a lot of proof. He is right now in the shadows
31:26
of his dad. And it's not easy doing that.
31:29
You know this Jabba, if your son ever makes it to the major
31:31
leagues, he's in your shadow. And until he proves himself,
31:35
everybody's going to say, well, that's another Chamberlain.
31:38
That's that's just the facts. We've seen this before.
31:40
Michael Jordan's sons, Michael Jordan's sons never played in
31:44
the NBA, never did Brian, I think his name was, I figured
31:48
the other one. But Marcus, both guys played
31:51
college ball. They both played D1 basketball,
31:54
never made anything of themselves as basketball
31:56
players, no matter how great their father was, how
31:59
sensational their father was, they were just not that good.
32:03
And and again, we could go on and on on Look at Bronny James,
32:07
LeBron James, LeBron James vouched for his son to be
32:11
drafted in the second round. Was he worth the money that they
32:14
gave him as a second round talent?
32:16
He's paid more money as a second round pick than any player in
32:20
NBA history. Think about that.
32:22
Why? Because of who his father is.
32:25
These are what happens when you're in the shadows of your
32:29
father and now you go look at the NFL.
32:32
Eli Manning and Peyton Manning are sensational quarterbacks.
32:35
Hall of farmers. Peyton is in the Hall of Fame.
32:37
Eli will be in the Hall of Fame in the future, but their father,
32:41
Archie Manning, if there was trades to happen in the NFL when
32:46
he was playing, Archie Manning wins the Super Bowl.
32:48
He could go down as one of the greatest quarterbacks ever
32:50
played. But he played for the Saints and
32:52
they were a crappy organization and there was no trades.
32:56
There was no free agency. It was either the Saints or
32:59
nothing. Archie Manning is a great
33:02
quarterback. And that's why when everybody
33:05
looks at Arch Manning, when he comes out of out of this now, in
33:08
the next two or three years, when he comes out of the draft,
33:11
everybody expects him to be better than his uncles and
33:13
better than his father, who was a wide receiver and better than
33:16
his grandfather. Why?
33:18
Because he's got that pedigree now, Shadour, his father wasn't
33:23
a, his father was a corner. He wasn't a quarterback.
33:27
So what does his father know about quarterbacks besides the
33:29
fact that he knows how to read them on a football field when he
33:32
was trying to intercept them or try to drive the ball right down
33:35
their throats when he was playing defense?
33:38
The fact is, it's hard when you look at what your father was or
33:43
what your uncle's were. Look at Taylor, look at the kid
33:46
that Jets drafted. His uncle was a great pass
33:50
rusher for the Miami Dolphins and his father was one of the
33:54
greatest pass rushers of all time.
33:57
Where where in the time of the 90s and the late 80s and 90s in
34:01
the early 2000s, Jason Taylor was one of the greats, Hall of
34:05
Famer. And he's going to be always
34:08
looking over his shoulder because everybody's going to be
34:10
looking at him and saying, are you as good as your father?
34:13
Are you as athletic as your uncle?
34:15
That's just the way sports are. And when you're born into a
34:19
family that has a tremendous amount of talent, athletic
34:22
talent, and you get into the professional world when you're
34:25
trying to compare yourself to your father and your father and
34:28
your mother's greatness as a track and field runner.
34:31
I mean, RG3, we've heard stories about him.
34:34
We've heard stories about parents.
34:37
Not just the father. The mother was a great
34:39
basketball player and their father was a great basketball
34:42
player. And that's why they're in the
34:44
NBA. It's it's just the way it goes
34:47
and and it's just the way it works.
34:49
Unfortunately, there's a lot of pressure on Shador.
34:52
And Shador has got a lot to prove now because a lot of
34:54
experts, a lot of the media guys can't stand the guy.
34:57
I can't stand him. I don't like his personality.
35:00
He has a lack of respect to the media and he doesn't understand
35:04
when when somebody's speaking about you, sometimes you just
35:07
have to laugh. Shut them up like Jabba was
35:09
saying, put the ball down their throats.
35:14
You want you want this guy Grassi to shut up, go on the
35:17
football field and show them up. We've seen this many, many
35:21
times. There are not many guys that can
35:23
take take the the disrespect off and on the field.
35:28
If Shador is one of those guys that can do that, Shador will go
35:32
down is one of the great steals in NFL history.
35:35
The question is can he do that? Can he get out of his father's
35:39
shadow? Can he be the player that a lot
35:41
of our experts that have been on the show believe that he is?
35:44
And I don't know if he can go ask Zach Wilson.
35:47
He couldn't. He could have cut it in New
35:49
York. Now he's backing up to a over
35:51
there in Miami. How's that going to work?
35:54
Sometimes, and we've said this over and over and over again,
35:57
and many people have said quarterback is the hardest
36:00
position in professional sports to take the abuse of the media,
36:05
take the abuse of everybody around you.
36:08
If you're not playing well, the team's not playing well.
36:10
But also take the credit when the team's playing well.
36:13
Is, is something what makes the the, the profession, the the
36:17
position so special to play. Who doesn't want to look at all
36:21
right? You look at Murray right now.
36:24
Kyler Murray had a chance to play professional baseball.
36:27
He did. He was a first round talent.
36:30
He was drafted, expected to play in the MLB.
36:35
What did he decide to play? He played.
36:37
He decided to play NFL football. Why did he decide to play NFL
36:41
football 1 He's going right to the NFL.
36:44
He's not going to play AA, single A or AAA he.
36:46
Didn't want those bus rides. No, automatically, even though
36:50
in the MLB he was getting offered, I think he got a 5
36:52
million or $3,000,000 deals. The most for a Class A prospect
36:55
at the time. And he paid them back, by the
36:57
way. He got the money and he paid
36:58
them back. But he decided to play football
37:02
because, 1, he was going to be the number one pick because he
37:05
knew, obviously he was going #1 to Arizona because his coach was
37:09
there. And two, he knew that he was
37:13
going to start and make a lot of money and endorsements If he's
37:16
playing in front of millions and millions of people and that the
37:20
NFL is the biggest sport here in America.
37:22
He knew that. It's all about promotion.
37:25
It's all about marketing. Shadour knows that.
37:29
Chador knows that this game is all about marketing.
37:31
His father was the king of it. He was the king.
37:35
He gave himself the name Prime. Why do you think they called him
37:38
Prime? Prime Time?
37:41
And until Chador proves that he can do it in prime time, he is
37:45
never going to be considered anything more than his father's
37:49
puppet. And that's what everybody's
37:51
going to say about him. Every writers going to say that
37:53
about him. He is a puppet and his father's
37:56
pulling their strings and until he proves himself to be better,
38:01
I wouldn't even say better cuz I don't know if he'll ever be as
38:03
good as his father but at least mediocre enough to play in the
38:07
NFL as a starting quarterback. He'll always be looked at as a
38:12
joke. Yeah, but you can't really, you
38:14
can't really compare them to because if they play the same,
38:17
I'm not comparing. I'm not comparing.
38:19
No, you said be better, but I think it still would be like, is
38:23
he going to be serviceable? Let's just put it that way.
38:25
And like you said, if he if he does go and do it, he will go
38:28
down as one of the best steals in the fifth round comparable to
38:33
some of these other guys. And and you said the gremlin was
38:36
four years and then should do or you were kind of on the fence.
38:38
But I think for him, I think it's either going to be feast or
38:41
family. It is.
38:42
It is going to be feast of family.
38:44
Yeah. It is and I think the NFL is
38:47
obviously going to drop the hammer on him and miss the
38:50
Gremlin. And Travis Hunter is a guy that
38:53
speaks a lot. His his wife is speaking all
38:56
over social media after a day. He named himself like Prime,
39:00
though he calls himself the Unicorn.
39:02
Dude, stop. Dude, he was after after his
39:06
first preseason game, he's all over social media saying what
39:10
now? What now?
39:11
Pretty much telling everybody, look at me.
39:12
Look at me, dude, it's a preseason game.
39:16
Go on an NFL football field Week 1 and go put up numbers.
39:20
Go make catches against some of the best corners in the NFL.
39:23
Go do that against Sauce. Go do that against Patrick's or
39:26
Tan. Go do that against some of the
39:28
best corners in the league. When you do that, then you could
39:30
come and speak with me. You're also playing with Brian
39:32
Thomas, who's one of the best, more talented wide receivers we
39:37
see come out of LSU. So stop this.
39:40
And I want to see how it's going to work over there with those
39:43
personalities one-on-one side and the other on the other.
39:47
You would want Chador to have a little thicker skin than being
39:52
offended by some 65 year old white hair.
39:56
You know, writer from Cleveland. You talking about I?
39:59
Don't even know he has white hair.
40:00
Stats I didn't even know I saw the video that he the guy came
40:04
up to Chador and Chador's like, oh, you're the guy that's been
40:07
writing about me. He's like, he's like what?
40:10
I do to you, Tony, what I do. To you.
40:11
And, like, and Tony's like, I try, you know, try to laugh it
40:14
off, try to make it not awkward. And Sanders, like, yeah.
40:17
And, like, walked away like that.
40:19
You got like, this is the stuff that people kind of saw about
40:23
him leading up. That's not has anything to do
40:25
with the football field. It's just a lack of maturity, a
40:28
lot, like you said, a lack of knowing how to talk to people.
40:31
It's not what you say. It's how you say it very often,
40:34
and I think this is a guy that has a lot of growing up to do in
40:37
the game. He was fine, right?
40:39
He was fine. He wasn't bad.
40:41
He said that he thought he was OK, not like enough to take the
40:44
job because he was inaccurate. 14 to 23, that's like just
40:47
around 60%. He's a little bit better than
40:49
that in college. He's not happy with himself.
40:51
The touchdown was behind the receiver.
40:53
Guy made a great play on the second one I thought.
40:55
Fish, If he threw 350 yards and he threw 15 for 15, it wouldn't
41:01
matter. It wouldn't matter.
41:03
He is not going to be in the top three.
41:05
Dylan Gabriel is going to get a chance to win that job and it's
41:09
not going to be in the preseason because what we're hearing about
41:12
Dylan Gabriel's injury, he might not play for the rest of the
41:15
preseason. He automatically is going to
41:17
make that roster because he's a third round talent.
41:20
This guy won. He was a borderline Heisman
41:22
Trophy winner. Shador was not.
41:24
I understand why everybody's sitting here believing that
41:27
Shador could be the best quarterback in his class until
41:29
proven otherwise. He's not.
41:31
And again, going out there and attacking the media doesn't make
41:34
him look good. As a matter of fact, it makes
41:36
him look stupid. Because to me, he is always
41:40
going to be a puppet. And right now the Browns are
41:42
laughing. Why?
41:44
Because the Browns know he's must see.
41:46
The Browns know that the media wants to attack him.
41:49
The Browns know that the video and the cameras are going to be
41:52
on him. They don't give a crap if he
41:54
makes a fool of himself. All they care about, just like
41:57
the New York Jets over the years is cloud organization or not.
42:01
But the cameras on them and the Browns love it.
42:05
They love it. This is great for them.
42:07
It's great publicity. And Grassi or not, Grassi knows
42:12
what people want to hear. Grassi knows what people want to
42:17
see. So what do you think he's going
42:19
to do? He is going to sit there and and
42:21
give praise to Shador Sanders because he was 14 for 23.
42:25
No, he's going to go out there and say 2 touchdowns.
42:28
But we just all a little little RIP here and a little RIP there.
42:31
I I lay more farts and and consecutive farts than you have
42:34
thrown footballs. OK, That's that.
42:37
That's the way a writer, you know, attacks you.
42:40
I mean, seriously, Job, you know all about this.
42:43
You played for the Yankees when you were playing.
42:45
Well, if, if, if a media guy or somebody writing about you
42:49
didn't like you, what are they going to do?
42:51
They're going to attack you, right?
42:51
That's what they're going to do. They're going to write about you
42:53
because they don't like you. No matter how great of a player
42:56
you are. Mitches or whatever the hell
42:57
bitches or whatever the hell you call those stupid insects that
43:00
were flying on you. And that one of the things
43:03
you're known for, the fact is when you think of what you had
43:08
to deal with playing in New York, it's not easy.
43:11
He's playing for Cleveland now. I don't understand.
43:14
Cleveland's a nice place and great media, guys.
43:17
I know that's what you're going to say.
43:18
It's not new. No, no, no, I, I agree with you,
43:21
but in, in the way when you say, when they write stuff about you,
43:26
you give them the power of the pen if they don't like you.
43:29
When the human aspect comes in. And, and I've talked about this
43:32
with a lot of people when it comes into like Hall of Fame
43:34
voting and stuff like that. If you shun a guy one time and
43:37
he has a vote, he's like, I don't like him, I'm not going to
43:40
vote for him. He's going to get in anyways,
43:41
right? We've heard that before.
43:43
And that's kind of in the same way the way he's handling the
43:45
media right now. Like I'll use as Yankees fan,
43:48
you remember when Randy Johnson signed, he got mad at the
43:51
reporter walking downtown New York.
43:54
Nobody cared that he won 17 games back-to-back years, by the
43:57
way, he was like 34 and 9. Nobody cared because the way he
44:01
treated the media. And so now what Sugar is going
44:04
to run into is now in those articles if, if you are
44:10
disrespectful, yeah, sometimes we have bad days and, and that's
44:13
part of it. But if more times than not,
44:16
you're very respectful, you answer the questions, yeah,
44:19
you're going to have a bad day. They're going to give you the
44:21
benefit of that. A lot of people don't, I guess,
44:25
agree with that on my take sometimes.
44:27
But if treat them with respect, know that they have a job to do
44:31
and you're accountable and say like, hey, you know what?
44:33
I need some time to cool off. Give me 10 minutes and you hold
44:37
yourself accountable and then you're like, here you go.
44:40
Like, hey, thanks guys for being patient.
44:42
You know, got some stuff and you know, yeah, all right, let's go.
44:45
That goes a lot further than people think.
44:48
And if you're already pointing fingers and doing all this, then
44:51
it goes back to exactly what you said.
44:52
It's like, all right, well, I don't like him, so I'm just
44:55
going to crush him all the time. And then it's like, boom, Now he
44:58
sees it like, oh, you're the guy who crushed me 9 times out of
45:01
10. If I didn't see you every day as
45:04
a beat, I didn't know who was writing articles.
45:06
I wasn't looking at it. And now you got your, your PR
45:09
team or everybody like, hey, this guy, don't, don't answer
45:12
his questions if you're going to do that.
45:14
Beat Marshawn Lynch. I'm just here so I don't get
45:16
fined. Well, Shador is not going to do
45:19
that. Right, that's what I'm saying.
45:21
He's not going to do that. Shador is a prime.
45:24
He's a, he's a Sanders. He whatever prime junior,
45:27
whatever he calls himself, whatever he wants to consider
45:29
himself as a player. What I think Shador needs to do
45:33
is zipper his lip and just go out there and play the damn
45:36
game. If you win the job or you get
45:38
that third spot, good for you if you can get to that fourth spot
45:42
and you're on that roster. And maybe that's what
45:44
Cleveland's going to do because they're a mockery of an
45:46
organization. They're the stupidest
45:48
organization and professional sports.
45:50
If if there's any team that's going to hold 4 quarterbacks on
45:54
their roster, it's them. They're the only ones.
45:57
Even The Jets aren't that dumb. The Jets are not as dumb as
46:01
Cleveland has been over the years.
46:03
So if anybody thinks any differently than I do, well
46:07
guys, well, put a bet on it because I'm probably going to
46:10
put a bet on it before the season starts that Shador is
46:14
going to be on this roster no matter what.
46:16
There's going to be 4 quarterbacks on this roster
46:18
because that is what Cleveland is all about, a job of an
46:22
organization. You guys know this better than
46:24
you guys. Has that ever?
46:27
Anybody ever kicked well quarterbacks?
46:28
Yes, Yes. They were like Wildcat
46:30
quarterbacks like the Saints did because Taysom Hill was labeled
46:33
as a quarterback. So they also had three
46:34
quarterbacks. But I think that's the only
46:36
thing I can remember. The Jets did it.
46:38
The Jets did it with Robert Sala, remember?
46:41
Oh, Chris Trevor did make the yes, So that's right, The Jets
46:44
did it. You remember that?
46:45
I do remember it because The Jets are a joke of an
46:49
organization. Like I've said many, many times
46:52
over the years now, Aaron Glenn will not do that.
46:54
He comes from the old school. He's a Bill Parcells guy.
46:57
I guarantee you Aaron Glenn will not do that.
47:00
But I will tell you this, the fact that Stefanski has looked
47:04
like a joke and he has looked like a joke and he is a great,
47:09
great coach, where if Stefanski gets fired at the end of this
47:13
season, there are going to be 7 or 8 teams lining up for him,
47:17
lining up for him because he's such a great coach.
47:20
Included possibly his former quarterback if the Bucks don't
47:22
make noise this year. Maybe bowls is on that.
47:24
Scene I absolutely believe Stefanski, if he loses his job,
47:27
he's going to get another one somewhere else.
47:28
But Stefanski is put in a position where he's going to do
47:32
what ownership is going to allow him to do.
47:35
And ownership has always been a part of the decision making, as
47:39
the selfish, ridiculous organizations over the years
47:42
have been, as the Bengals have been that organization over the
47:46
years. If you were remember, they're
47:47
actually pretty good now because they have a a good quarterback
47:51
and I don't know about a great coach.
47:53
We'll see what what Taylor's going to do this year.
47:55
But I I do believe The Jets obviously over the years with
47:59
Woody Johnson, we've seen Miami and their ownership, what
48:03
they've done over there with that organization.
48:06
How about the owner bringing in all these Co owners Jennifer
48:10
Lopez and all these different stupid?
48:12
Williams Sisters. It's just absolutely ridiculous.
48:14
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What was it Fish? What was the number?
48:25
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it's a project that will definitely soak your ass, if you
49:19
know what I mean. Speedy, you know what I'm
49:20
talking about. Anyways, what are we going to
49:23
say? Speed.
49:23
I was going to say, am I soaking my ass on a on a toilet that
49:27
Tommy was sitting in? Well, I don't know, do you dip
49:29
your ass in a toilet? Pretty gross.
49:30
I mean, no, I don't. I mean, who dips their ass?
49:34
I honestly, I will tell you a funny, funny story.
49:38
I tried to sit on a bowl a couple weeks ago in a public
49:41
place and I didn't realize that the bowl was not hooked and I
49:44
fell into the bowl. So that's that's true.
49:48
That's a true story. I and I, I don't like to brag
49:52
about it, but it is a true story.
49:54
Whoever did that was it was a practical, that was brag, but
49:58
that was that was a prank. Somebody pranked somebody and I
50:00
wasn't paying attention and I fell into the ball.
50:03
So that's a true story. Anyways, again, thank you.
50:06
All the TikTok fans, all the Instagram fans, all the IT
50:10
happens. I don't know about happens.
50:11
That only happens to me because I'm an idiot.
50:14
Anyways, thank you to all the fans following us on social
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media. Keep following us as you always
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do, and we really appreciate you guys.
50:22
Wednesday, Who do we have on the show?
50:23
All. Right 1st guest shout out to
50:24
Nathan for getting him is Tony Vlahovic was at X base How do?
50:28
You pronounce that. Nathan has the.
50:31
I think it's Blahovic. Wait, no, it's Blahovic.
50:34
Blahovic. OK, Blahovic, Blahovic, he
50:40
former. That needs to be a sounded out.
50:43
Yeah, former MLA player, also the author of Justin You're.
50:46
Not Harold. Can you spell that?
50:47
I mean, pronounce it for Hovely, Yeah, and spell it for.
50:51
Hovely, you want me to spell it? What is this?
50:54
A spelling? Bee No, we, we, we don't even do
50:57
that segment anymore. Speedy.
50:59
Speedy who? Who's what?
51:01
What do you have on Vohovic? So former baseball player, he
51:04
was the author of Justin Yanapaka.
51:05
Bubble guts. And also does a lot of work with
51:08
athletes with Special Olympics. So he'll be joining us at.
51:11
April 5. Special Olympics new.
51:12
Jersey, obviously. Nathan being from there, he's
51:15
he's. Coming out at 40.
51:16
Five. And then our 2nd guest at 9:45
51:18
is Bob Rathbun. He is a play by play
51:20
broadcaster, does college football and basketball, and is
51:23
also the voice of the Atlanta Hawks.
51:25
Fish, where's panties? That's probably true, ladies and
51:28
gentlemen. I got to ask his wife off air if
51:31
he actually wears pennies. Speedy.
51:34
Speedy doesn't wear anything. Why do you?
51:36
Why do you want to know so bad? Because it's interesting to me.
51:39
I love Lisa Ann. As we all know, you know, it
51:42
definitely is interesting to. Me Jabba takes it up the ass.
51:45
That's true. I mean fish and Jabba who wears.
51:49
I mean, it's fish who wears panties and Jabba that you know.
51:53
I guess Niffin thinks takes it up the ass would be an
51:56
interesting. Harold, you're the one that's
51:58
always talking about the ass. Oh, really?
52:01
This makes my pecker hard. I didn't say that.
52:04
I had to take a shit. I didn't say that.
52:06
I'll let you lick my butt. I never said that.
52:08
I gave up the booty. And I never said that either.
52:11
So what are we talking about? That's crazy.
52:15
I think there's a couple others a dial or two over there.
52:17
Oh, yeah. Otherwise, well, I got one of
52:20
these. I got, I got a couple of these.
52:21
Spanking. Slap that ass.
52:24
I want you to slide it right in. Good for me.
52:26
Good for you. It's good for both.
52:28
Why don't you give her the bareback?
52:30
Look at goody space. I mean, there's a lot of good
52:32
takes. I've been on this soundboard.
52:34
I mean, I'm a little lost in in translation, but we gotta go.
52:38
Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you Wednesday.
52:41
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52:45
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