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Joba and the Mouth 8-27-25 · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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It it it's the worldwide sports radio network.
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Micah Parsons took the last game of the preseason lying down,
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literally for the Cowboys, who continue to insist that Parsons
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will suit up for Week 1 even if he isn't completely in game
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shape. Parsons, on the other hand, has
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made no such commitment to the team as they prepare to open the
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league year on Thursday Night Football in Philly against the
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defending Super Bowl champs and the NFL decided to end the Tom
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Brady rules for the NFL of Fox color commentator Despite his
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continued ownership role with the Las Vegas Raiders.
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Many in the league are incensed as Roger Goodell relies on the
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good behavior quote UN quote of a guy he once suspended for four
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games for doing the opposite. And before we find out who is in
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like Flynn and some new Jabba rules, we will crack a six pack
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with Speedy and recap NFL cut down days, transactions and
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surprises as we go full throttle on another all gas no brakes,
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earth shattering live Wednesday night edition of.
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Jabba and the Mad a significant. You're going to have a ton of
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top three offensive players in? The League.
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We're going to be looking at Aaron Judge and saying that you
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can't win the big game, Michael Jordan.
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Said I. Played 82 games, you don't see
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the one doing that a game? Where you got to?
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I will say this, there's no more humidity.
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There's no more really hot weather.
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It's been nice, it really. No dampness in the air.
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It's been cool. No rain.
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The sun is out. Jabba.
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Long Island is peaking. How are you?
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Good. How are you guys it's we get we
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still got humidity here. So I think you sent it our way.
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So I appreciate that. Well, I don't know about.
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That we're here on the East Coast and you're a little, I
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would say a little north, right? That's where I would say you are
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right. Am I wrong?
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North. No, I mean, we're in the middle
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of the country. We.
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Can't be N, but you're a little bit north of us.
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We're you're not low, right. I would say you're a little bit
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north. I mean, we're smack in the
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middle, more East and you're kind of more up W north, right?
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Do you not know where Nebraska is at?
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I know where Nebraska is, but are you aligned with us?
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You're not aligned with us if we we're.
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If oh, so you're talking about. If you went straight, yes,
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that's what I'm saying. We're still lower than.
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You, are you still lower than us?
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I don't even know. I don't map in front of me.
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But anyways it's I don't know. If so, you saying you failed
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geography? No, I didn't feel honestly, I'm
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kind of tired. It's been a long, long week for
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me. We're in the middle of the week
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and we still have a a full week to go.
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I'm doing some interesting events over the weekend.
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So there it is. We're so we see Colorado over
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there and we see New York and there we are Nebraska.
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Actually, I would say you're more we're what kind of even I
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would say, I think you're more elevated.
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Actually, I would say you're more elevated than we are.
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I would that in that map for what we see in that map and and
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if anybody is not watching or looking at the screen right now,
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Nebraska is a little bit higher than New York, that's what I
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would say. But again, nevertheless, it
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doesn't really matter. It is unusual time for sports,
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and I've said this many, many, many, many, many, many times.
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We have the preseason, which is over now.
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Now we're figuring out what team or who is dropping who.
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Where are some of these guys going now that they're off of
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waivers? Are they going to be traded as
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we've seen a couple of trades over the last few days.
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So there's a lot of things going on with the NFL and we have the
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NFL right around the corner. Next week is the first, first
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game of the season. Actually on Thursday we have
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Kansas City. So it, it's, it's I'm sorry,
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it's not Kansas City. It's the Eagles and the Cowboys,
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if I'm not mistaken, am I right? It was the it's Eagles and the
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Cowboys. And I think on Friday it's
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Kansas City and the LA Chargers and I and, and again, Kansas
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City seems to be a team that likes to play on Fridays because
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isn't the first time over the last two years that they've had
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a Kansas City game on Friday. So interesting, interesting.
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So I again, going back to what the weather is, the weather is
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unique right now. This is something that I enjoy
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this kind of weather. This is San Diego weather.
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It's between 70 and 75 and naturally year round over there
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in San Diego, this is the kind of weather that people love.
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So, and if you're a surfer, this is great weather because the the
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waves are high and I, if I'm not mistaken, I don't know if it's a
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full moon, but it's close to a full moon right now tonight.
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So it's an interesting, interesting week that we have
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lined up for you guys and, and, and for sports and we have a
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load of sports next week. So we have do we have anything
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lined up next week for guests? Do we have Nathan's got a guy,
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Josh Booty, I believe his name is OK so and he'll be an NFL.
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Player All right, so and we're going to get a lot of NFL guys
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coming on in in the next couple of weeks because obviously the
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NFL season is right here and baseball is starting to pick up
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because we have the baseball playoffs, which is a few weeks
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away. So you have October and then you
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have the NHL NHL preseason starts in about a week or two
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and the NBA too. So this is the best time for
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sports. If you're a sports fan, this is
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where it picks up. I'm watching, you know?
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You know, when sports is down, when you're watching the US
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Open. No offense to tennis fans, this
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is not the time. I love the US Open.
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I live right over here. I live over there by Queens.
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I think Queens is literally like 45 minutes away from us.
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So and I've been to the US Open, I've been invited.
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I've had press passes to check out some of the the the matches
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over there. I think it was two years ago
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when I went to my first US open match.
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So it was fun. I got I got a chance to see
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Serena and Venus William play. I also watched a couple of
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double games. So, but it, this is not when you
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watch and everybody is talking about obviously tennis.
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This is not the best time for sports, but the UFC is still
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here and you have boxing as Jake Paul is fighting Tank, which is
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an absolute pathetic match. I don't know why Tank would
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actually want to fight Jake Paul, being that Jake Paul is a
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heavyweight and Tank is like 3040 lbs less than he is.
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So I, that's going to be interesting.
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And I, I do believe Tank can knock out Jake Paul and, and,
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and as we get closer to November with the first two weeks of
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November, because I think if I'm not mistaken, the fight is
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November 13th or the 14th, we will get into the Jake Paul and
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Tank fight. So Tank Davis, who I thought at
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one point I in the beginning of the year when he was probably
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the top two, top three fighter until the last fight that he
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had, which I believe he lost even though it was a draw.
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So we will get into a little bit of that a little bit later in
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the later in the year, I would say November.
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So at 8:45 we'll be talking to Mile High huddle Broncos and NFL
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analyst Lance Sanderson. He will be joining us.
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Lance has been on the show quite a few times.
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And there it is. November 14th is the fight in
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Atlanta and and it's going to be a great, great fight because
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it's going to sell out probably in the next two or three weeks
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when the tickets go on sale. Just so he knows how to sell his
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MVP. That's his company.
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They know how to market their product.
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I'm not saying anything bad about Jake Paul when it comes to
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his marketing skills. Just his boxing skills are a
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little bit less than something to brag about.
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At 9:45, we'll be talking to Milwaukee Brewers second base
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prospect. Yes, if you don't know his
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father and his grandfather Cecil and the one and only Prince
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Jaden Fielder will be joining us a third generation baseball
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player. So he will be coming on a show.
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We'll talk a little Milwaukee Brewers baseball, which they're
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as hot as any team in baseball. It's it's really the hottest
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I've seen a baseball team in the last since the Oakland Athletics
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since Moneyball. That was that was the last time
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I've seen a team this go this hot as fast as they have.
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So it'll be fun to get into a little bit later with Jaden.
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I'm sure he has his own thoughts to his team and where and when
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he's going to be called up to the Milwaukee Brewers.
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Michael Parsons saga continues. NFL insider Jordan Schultz
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reports that the Cowboys and Michael Parsons are still far
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apart from a new deal. Head coach Brian Schonheimer
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says he still expects Parsons to play week one against the Eagles
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but will not play his normal amount of snaps as he needs
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times time to play and and some obviously ramp UPS.
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Parsons on the other hand has made no such comments about
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playing and the Schultz report mentioned that Jerry Jones and
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the Cowboys did not even contact his agent during these
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negotiations, which Parsons said was laughable.
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This led to Hall of Fame cornerback Darrelle Revis to
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take shots at the one and only Jerry Jones says he has been
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disrespectful to Parsons and his agent and that the NFLPA should
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file a grievance against him. The report also states that
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Jerry Jones responded to that report saying that Parsons agent
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was trying to increase the Cowboys record setting offer
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even more NFL Pro Football talks.
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Mike Florio reports that Parsons filed A lawsuit against the
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Cowboys earlier this year over a $2.6 million difference in
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expected salary this year on his fifth year option.
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Ian Rappaport said that on The Pat McAfee Show that he believes
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that the Packers are interested in trading for Micah Parsons at
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Parsons, as did former Packers fullback John.
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I'm sorry. Khan says that the Packers would
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be willing to go all in in a deal for Michael Parsons.
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Michael Parsons is one of the best defensive players in the
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league. He's sensational, he really is.
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He's got a great personality. He has his own podcast.
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The problem with Michael Parsons is he's too interested and
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speaking up too much in the public eye.
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I love the fact that he has his own theories to who he is as a
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player and he likes to compare himself to guys like TJ Watt and
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Miles Garrett. He is nowhere a comparable
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player to TJ Watt and Miles Garrett.
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Miles Garrett is to me the one of the best defensive lineman in
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the league. TJ White could be moved on any
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parts of the line. You could put him at linebacker,
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you could put him at middle, you could put him at the end
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linebacker. You could put him at defensive
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end. You could put him as nose tackle
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because of his athletic ability. No, he's not as big as most of
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those nose tackles, but you can put him on any part of that line
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and shift him. He will dominate.
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He's so athletic. The way I look at Michael
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Parsons, he's his undersize. He is an outside linebacker who
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can play defensive end. He could stop the run.
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He can go at the quarterback and and go after the quarterback
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every single time. The problem with Michael Parsons
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and we've seen this year, I mean last year and the last two
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years, especially in the playoffs when he gets double and
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triple teams, he can't do nothing.
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And the problem with the Cowboys right now is they have no depth
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defensively. None.
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There's nothing there right now for the Cowboys.
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So they're depending on Michael Parsons to come back and be
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Michael Parsons. When you miss practically the
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whole preseason, you miss OTAs, you haven't really practiced
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with the team. You show up and you're sitting
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on the sidelines pouting about how much money you should be
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making. You go on different podcasts and
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you throw your team and your organization under the bus.
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You're fighting with Jerry Jones, a guy, and I'm, I'll
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listen, I'm not a Jerry Jones fan personally, but the guy
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spends his money. He pays his players.
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He could go right now in free agency and pick up whoever he
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wants and spend that money. Instead he's trying to negotiate
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a deal with Michael Parsons even though he could trade Michael
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Parsons to get a first and possibly a second for him.
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Darrelle Revis coming out and taking shots at Jerry Jones.
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Not surprising. Jerry Jones is the kind of guy
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that has attacked certain players over the years because
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he feels that owners should be in control of the pay.
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Darrelle Revis, What did he do to the New York Jets?
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Do you remember the Rex Rex Ryan era?
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Darrelle Revis wanted that extension during pre season he
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didn't play. If you watched Hard Knocks, the
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first Hard Knocks the New York Jets were on.
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Darrelle Rivas negotiated a deal with Rex Ryan and Woody Johnson
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in a diner because The Jets did not want to pay Darrelle Rivas
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and extend them to a four year contract.
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The Jets were willing to go two to three years.
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He wanted 4. The Jets agreed to four after
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the fact. Darrelle Rivas, obviously
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knowing that he was in the driver's seat, he's one of the
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at the time he was the best corner in football.
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Coming off of tremendous seasons.
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Having guys like Cromartie and a defense is good as Rex Ryan's
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defense. Back-to-back AFC titles, you're
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thinking and you go back to what Jerry Jones is as a, as a, an
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owner and A and a guy that really stands for something for
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the NFL. He knows his players are worth
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every penny that he gives them. Michael Parsons knows that Jerry
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Jones is going to pay him. Michael Parsons just wants to be
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in the driver's seat and make sure that he's threatening Jerry
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Jones and letting everybody know that he is the man.
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He is the guy and nobody, including Jerry Jones, is going
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to tell him otherwise. Schultz, Ian Rapoport, Mike
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Florio, all guys that are going to reach out to a guy like
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Michael Parsons because Michael Parsons has a a really good
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connection with all those guys, including Pat McAfee and slip
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interesting segments. You know comments to these guys.
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Why? Because they're going to mention
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it on their show. Michael Parsons right now is one
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of the biggest superstars right now in the NFL and he knows that
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Mike Florio is going to speak about that on his podcast.
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He knows that Pat McAfee is going to speak about that on
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ESPN. So of course, he's going to make
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sure that the the Cowboys know that he is.
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He has his own grievance to what he is not getting paid right
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now, and he's going to go after every single penny.
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He wants to make $6 million more than TJ Watt, who just got his
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big contract from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Is he worth it? He's younger than TJ Watt.
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Is he better than TJ Watt? Not a chance in hell.
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Like I just said, you have to look at the way the NFL works.
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And I know fans are going to tell me, well, guess what?
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If one quarterback is making more money than another guy, he
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must be better. That's not how the NFL works.
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It's not. If a quarterback makes money in
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2025, that's worth about 35,000,000.
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When a quarterback becomes a free agent in 2026, if he's half
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decent, he's going to make $40 million.
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That's how the NFL works. Even though the other guy the
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year before is better than the guy that's going to get paid $4
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million more, the NFL believes that you set the number and the
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number will be pushed the next year.
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And that's what Michael Parsons see sees himself right now.
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TJ White got paid, Miles Garrett got paid.
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Hendrickson didn't get an extension, got a one year, $30
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million with honestly, if you were to ask me right now who's
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better, Trey Hendrickson or Michael Parson, I'll take it.
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Trey Hendrickson, the the youth is what you're going to look at.
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Michael Parsons is a lot younger, but who's been more
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important to their defense over the last two seasons?
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It's Trey Henderson. It's Trey.
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So you go back and you argue the points and again, Michael
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Parsons has his own opinion towards everything and and
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Michael Parsons is not going to beat around a Bush.
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Michael Parsons is probably one of the more likely people that
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are going to go out and throw his team under the bus.
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He wants to be traded and I understand the Packers would
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love to add a guy like Michael Parsons and they probably give
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up the farm for Michael Parsons. I could see Michael Parsons
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getting traded for two first round draft picks because
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somebody like Green Bay who thinks they're one player or a
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defensive lineman away from being an elite team, they would
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do whatever it takes to get them.
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They have Jordan Love, they have the offense.
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They believe that can go all the way this year.
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They added Matthew Golden in the first round this past year, who
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they believe is a #1 they couldn't move Watson before
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obviously a preseason. So now they have him, they got
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Reed, they're loaded, they're ready to win and have one of the
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more efficient running backs in all of the NFL.
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If they and Michael Parsons, you're arguing or even probably
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comparing them to the Eagles now when it comes to all around
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talent. So now you go back to the
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lawsuit and I know everybody's going to have their own opinion
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to 2.6 million, 2.6 million to a guy like Michael Parsons is
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chump change. It's nothing.
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Michael Parsons right now with the endorsements and
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sponsorships he's getting for his podcast is worth 10s of
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millions of dollars. This guy is making hand over
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fist, fist money and that's why you look at the Kelsey's and you
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look at Travis. The only reason why Travis came
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back is because he wants to prove that he's not washed up
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and he wants to win another Super Bowl.
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This is his final year. He lost 25 lbs.
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He's engaged now. The money means nothing.
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He just got $100 million contract with his brother.
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The fact is these guys are making money no matter what
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they're doing. Micah just wants to make that
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contract that's going to sit him and his family up for the next
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century. And that's the way he looks at
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it. Is he wrong?
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No Michael Parsons deserves the money.
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Do I think Jerry Jones is going to pay him?
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Yes. Do I think he's going to get
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traded? No.
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I know a lot of Cowboy fans are upset at him right now,
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including the beef coming out and saying just trade him.
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I don't want to deal with this anymore.
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He's not as good as he thinks he is.
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Meanwhile, over the last three years, Cowboy fans were trying
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to compare him to TJ Watt, comparing to Miles Garrett as
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the Elite 3, as what they were calling him over the last two
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years. Well, he's not Elite 3.
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He's not in the Elite 3. I could put maybe two or three
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guys in front of Michael Parsons now, because until Michael
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Parsons proves himself as a playoff born player, he to me is
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not worth the money TJ Watt got. Now you look at the Parsons
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trajectory when it comes to playoff teams, like you're
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saying the 49ers, the Eagles, teams that have good game
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planning, things have always done well against him.
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And that's the thing that I think that's hold him back in
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his career the most and disappearing at the end of the
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game at the end of the season as well late in the season has been
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a big key for a lot of Cowboys players.
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And that's why the Cowboys, there's a reason they haven't
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made the NFC Championship game since 1996.
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Now he does provide the versatility.
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He does provide the all around game that you want to see a
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superstar player do. And obviously the analogy right
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now market wise you want to think is the Khalil Mack trade
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Khalil Mack got. Two first, why does everybody
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say this? Why does everybody try to
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compare him to Khalil Mack? And and by the way, that will
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never happen again when when Khalil Mack got traded, there's
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no way any team is going to get as much profit back as much as
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Khalil Mack gave to a gave to his former team.
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Yeah, the only reason I don't think he will either is because
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of his injury risk. Obviously he missed 6, four
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games, not six games. Jerry Jones and Stephen Jones,
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like he said last year. But Mack was relatively healthy
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throughout his career. When he got traded from the
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Raiders, the only thing it was just the Raiders.
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He went to the Chargers. He went.
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He went to the Bears then. He bears the Bears.
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That's right. And the Bears actually, that was
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their best year. We remember, I remember that was
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Trabinsky and everybody thought they were going right to the
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Super Bowl. If they win the first round, I
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think they go to the Super Bowl because they were having That
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was Trabinski's best year and then he completely fell off.
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Right, I remember you actually picked them.
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In I did all that year I did. I absolutely did.
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I thought they had the best defense in the league and they
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had one of the best running games in all the football.
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Yeah, they just ran into a tough matchup with the Eagles, and the
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Eagles were so good in the. Eagles got lucky.
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The Eagles were so good in the trenches, though, that year that
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it was a tough. That's the year the Eagles beat
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the the New England Patriots. Right.
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No. That was a year after the
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Patriots, The Eagles hung tough in the in the playoffs.
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They lost to the Saints in a very close game that that next
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year and then the Saints got screwed.
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Who won the? Super Bowl that year, the
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Patriots beat the Rams. That's right, the crappy.
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The Rams, I should have gotten there with the freaking refs
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helping them. Out that was.
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The game was terrible. That was horrible.
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Was it 13 to 3:13 to 3:00? That's right.
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They had three, three points. And I, I know a lot of people
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that were playing boxes were absolutely horrified after the
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game how much money they could have won.
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I remember I thought that game was going to be so low scoring.
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I didn't think that low scoring. That was crazy.
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But going back to the Micah Parsons though, like he's now
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exhibiting what the Cowboys are going to do with contract
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negotiations now, it worked with Dak Prescott.
23:37
He was still practicing. They I mentioned they got lucky
23:39
with CD Lamb didn't have to pay him as much of the market value
23:42
insinuated. But we've seen the Cowboys drag
23:44
that kind of thing out with both the players and with coaches
23:47
where we've heard, oh, everyone's going to use the
23:50
Cowboys as a leverage point because Jerry Jones is going to
23:53
highball everybody. And this is the case now you're
23:55
looking at with Michael Parsons. Oh, he sets this record setting
23:58
offer and yet it's still not done yet.
24:00
Why? Because he's nitpicking on 2.6
24:03
million. He's nitpicking on guaranteed
24:04
money, things that should not happen in today's NFL.
24:07
So for the reasons of that being, Micah Parsons is going to
24:10
still force his hand with a trade.
24:12
Now from the Packer standpoint, it makes a ton of sense.
24:14
Stimuli. In the comments sections, I've
24:16
mentioned Trey Hendrickson of the Packers as being a great
24:18
move if the Bengals were to trade him.
24:20
So there's going to be edge marking, edge rusher market.
24:24
He'll be up in free agency next year.
24:26
The Bengals are not moving him because the Bengals have a
24:28
chance right now to make the play and if they make the
24:30
playoffs, they can make a run with the offense that they have
24:33
with Higgins and Jamar. And I think Joe Burrow, if he
24:36
stays healthy this year with the players that he has around them.
24:38
I don't know about the running game.
24:39
I I think the Bengals could absolutely go to the Super Bowl
24:42
this year. Yeah, they're definitely going
24:43
to be a offensive juggernaut with a defense as long as it's
24:46
like league average. Probably should be good because
24:48
the Bengals defense when they went to the Super Bowl was not
24:50
amazing either. Like it was probably 12th or
24:51
13th in the NFL. But with Parsons, in the case of
24:54
the Cowboys, they're going to lose a little more leverage
24:57
where you're right, they're not getting the Khalil Mac value.
24:59
You're going to get a first and a second, maybe a future like
25:02
other picks after that. And the Packers from their
25:05
standpoint, should go all in. They badly need edge rushing
25:07
because they got good middle to field defense.
25:09
They have good defensive tackles, but not much else
25:11
besides that. Yeah, it's just, it's, it's
25:15
weird to me the number they're thrown out there and you're
25:17
complaining about 2.6. But I mean, realistically, what
25:21
like I've always ask guys this, like realistically, what can you
25:26
do with that that amount of money that you can't do with the
25:28
2.6, right? But realistically for Parsons,
25:33
like what do you think that number sit like where he would
25:36
be like, OK, and and not be like, I'm going to demand a
25:39
trade and do whatever because, you know, he obviously has a
25:42
platform to throw him under the under the bus in any way he
25:45
chooses. But I always like, OK, are you
25:48
more comfortable? And like, the thing that a lot
25:51
of people don't understand with these contracts too, is you may
25:54
get more money in a certain place, but there's so many
25:58
different ramifications that go with, do they have a state tax?
26:00
Do they have certain things? So you may in turn get paid
26:03
more, but you actually collect less than a paycheck depending
26:07
on where you're at demographically.
26:09
So you look, there's so many things that people don't look at
26:11
when they're looking at this number per southeast of, you
26:15
know, state tax, federal tax, like all these other things that
26:18
go into it. So I just, I always just like,
26:22
OK, we're crying over spilled milk and 2.6 and the whole
26:25
scheme of things, right? But where, OK, you're going to
26:29
get traded now it's, it's a higher tax.
26:31
So you're really that 2.6 turns into more or it turns into less.
26:35
You got to actually sign for more money to basically make up
26:38
for what it is. So I like realistically, what's
26:40
your number? Are you thinking about these
26:42
things? Are you just looking at the end
26:43
goal of like, I want to be the highest paid because I deserve
26:46
that? I think it's going to be a
26:48
little higher Jabba because of how the Cowboys have treated
26:50
him. I mentioned I think when we
26:52
first talked about the story about a month ago that he
26:54
probably is going to have to get 47 a year from the Cowboys at
26:57
this point to drive it up now from another team.
26:59
He might not have to take that as much, but he's going to be
27:01
the highest paid nevertheless. It's just a better of how.
27:03
Just because the NFL is like that, the NFL has been doing
27:06
this over and over and over again.
27:08
Now TJ Watts set the bar. That's that's how it goes.
27:12
And now Hendrickson, and you look at it and that's why
27:14
Hendrickson was. Upset he liked Hendrickson for
27:17
other guys for signing only the one year deal.
27:19
I feel bad for Hendrickson because he's getting up there in
27:22
age. He's 30 years old.
27:23
He's going to be 31 at the end of the season and he'll be one
27:27
year of age. So now he's looking for that big
27:31
contract. Is he ever going to get it?
27:33
Now teams are looking at, well, how many years do you have left
27:36
at it at the top of your game? If he has another 16 or 17 sack
27:41
season, you're going to say, well, that's three seasons in
27:44
the row that I have 17 sacks, so now I deserve the money.
27:48
Not necessarily. Teams are going to look at,
27:50
well, now you're one year older and again, are you going?
27:53
To be able to, yeah. Are you going to be able to do
27:56
that again? Are you going to be able to put
27:58
up another 17 sacks? Are we going to bet on that?
28:00
The bet is you're probably going to probably have 5 or 6 less
28:04
sacks than you did the last three years.
28:06
So why would we pay for that? And that's why I feel bad for
28:09
Hendrickson because Hendrickson right now is one of the best
28:12
pass rushers in the league and the numbers wouldn't lie to
28:15
that. He is been last year he led the
28:18
league in sacks. The year before he was amongst
28:20
the top three in the league. So why shouldn't he get the
28:23
money? Well, now the Bengals are
28:25
looking at it and saying, well, we, we're in the driver's seat.
28:28
We have control of it. We're going to give you this
28:30
because we think you're worth this, but you're still not
28:33
getting that that kind of money. The multi year deal, right?
28:36
Yeah, you're not getting the kind of money Miles Garrett or
28:38
the years Miles Garrett is going to get.
28:40
Remember, Miles Garrett is getting up there in age 2.
28:42
How old is Miles? I think he's 29 years old.
28:45
How much? How much younger is he to Trey
28:48
Hendrickson a year? It's the same draft class, so
28:50
it's probably going to be a year.
28:52
Difference a year. Difference.
28:53
He's 29, yeah. Yeah.
28:55
So a year difference and he is he's getting a multi year deal.
28:59
Is he that much better than Trey Hendrickson has been in the last
29:02
two seasons? The answer would be no.
29:04
And Hendrick and Miles Garrett, say whatever you want the the
29:07
the Browns are not a good team. But guess what?
29:10
The Browns are still a fairly good defensive line.
29:14
They really are. They have good defensive line
29:16
players on that line. Who is on the line for the
29:19
Bengals? Everybody knows Hendrickson is
29:22
the best guy on that line and he's still dominating.
29:25
He's still dominating on that side.
29:27
You can move him anywhere on that line.
29:29
He's going to dominate. That's the problem right now
29:31
because that if I was Trey Hendrickson, I'm going to the
29:34
Bronx and saying, look, Miles Garrett's got this guy on the
29:36
line. He's got that guy on the line.
29:38
Who do I have on the line? And there's nobody anybody would
29:41
would start on our our defensive line right now if he, if they
29:45
went to another top team. So like Errol, I think that goes
29:48
to your point though, like a feeling bad for him because
29:50
yeah, he can say that. So now it's like the the teams
29:53
now are going to look at and be like, OK, yeah, you didn't have
29:55
that. So they're attacking you more.
29:57
So now there's more bumps and bruises.
29:58
I didn't even think about it from that perspective that I
30:01
that makes sense because now I mean, you as an owner too.
30:04
Now you look at it and it's like, well, now you go look at
30:07
tape and it's like, well, yeah, you were double teamed and you
30:09
had all this stuff like, yeah, that you're going to take a
30:11
beating more so. And now you're X amount of years
30:14
older. I I guess I didn't even think
30:16
about it from that perspective. I feel bad for.
30:17
Cincinnati has also made the mistake of doing the same thing
30:20
we saw the Giants and the Raiders do with Saquan and Josh
30:23
Jacobs. They gave him that one year kind
30:25
of transition, alleged franchise tag.
30:27
It wasn't technically a franchise tag, but you knew they
30:30
were disgruntled from the beginning.
30:32
And the Bengals, I talked about the ownership with my what's
30:34
that smell on Monday too? Like it looked like finally when
30:36
Burrow got there, they were starting to evolve more into
30:38
newer concepts, evolve more into the modern game.
30:40
And now they're going back to the things that made them
30:42
dysfunctional and cheap at certain points at the end of
30:45
Marvin Lewis tenure. And again, Marvin Lewis and we
30:48
could go to the Bengals and what the Bengals had when Marvin
30:51
Lewis was there, Marvin Lewis had a prolific type of defense.
30:55
They were as good as any defense in the NFL and also evil, as we
30:59
all know. Dante Perfect that was on the
31:01
team and he was trying to take heads, people's heads off.
31:04
And then you had what did they who was the other guy that was
31:07
going to strip bars? Pac-Man Jones, another idiot
31:11
that was out there acting like a complete Jackass.
31:14
So we've seen the Bengals. They're an organic that don't
31:17
know how to take care of their players.
31:18
The only person, the only players they've taken care of
31:21
over the last couple of years is Joe Burrow and his two guys is,
31:25
is 2 guys that he already said he doesn't want to play with
31:27
anybody else but these two guys. And that's Higgins and Jamar
31:31
Chase and Jamar Chase right now. Last year after the the season
31:35
he had, if you look at fantasy, he was the number one guy in
31:38
every single fantasy board. Is he going to be able to put
31:41
those numbers up like he did last year after getting his
31:44
contract? I don't know.
31:46
I, we've seen guys get their contract years and they're not
31:49
the same players. Justin Jefferson, the year
31:51
before at his contract, did he have the numbers he had the year
31:54
before that? No.
31:56
So I'm not saying Justin Jefferson was packing it up.
31:59
I'm just saying that once you get that contract, are you going
32:01
to play as harder? Are you going to put your body
32:03
on the line? That's the question that I would
32:05
have to guys like Jamar Chase. If Jamar Chase lays up a lousy
32:09
goose egg this year and he only has 1200 yards from the year
32:12
before where you have almost 1500 yards.
32:14
So it's different. And I want to see how these guys
32:17
play. And Michael Parsons, you want
32:19
your money, go out there and play the game.
32:21
Go out there and show people people what you're worth.
32:23
You're still a very high value player and teams are going to go
32:26
after you. Are they willing to pay you and
32:30
trade away stock, draft stock to land you?
32:34
That's the question. NFL ends the Brady rules for Tom
32:37
Brady On Fox The Athletic Andrew Marshall reports that the NFL
32:42
will lift their media ban on Tom Brady and he will now be allowed
32:47
to attend NFL on fox production meetings.
32:51
Which coaches and teams. Despite an active role in
32:55
ownership of the Las Vegas Raiders, Brady will still be
32:59
banned from attending team practices and criticizing league
33:04
officials, according to the NFL bylaws commissioner.
33:08
I love this one. Rodger Goodell said that Tom
33:11
Brady was very cooperative when it came to wanting to follow the
33:16
rules on his broadcast deal, leading to Goodell who suspended
33:21
Brady for a four-game suspension for deflate game.
33:25
Remember that Once Upon a time to say that Brady's good
33:28
behavior LED them to loosening the Tom Brady rules even though
33:34
several NFL owners were opposed to it.
33:37
Chief's owner Clark Hunt says that Brady shouldn't be granted
33:42
this special treatment and was advocating against having Brady
33:47
broadcast the Super Bowl last year.
33:50
Brady is entering his year two of his 10 year $375 million
33:55
broadcast contract with the one and only Fox Sports.
34:00
Well, ladies and gentlemen, this shows you how corrupt the NFL
34:04
is. If you want to sell what the NFL
34:08
is, this, ladies and gentlemen, is every bit of it.
34:13
I, I look at this, this story and it just makes me sick to my
34:16
stomach, sick to my stomach. So you're going to tell me right
34:19
now Tom Brady can own 10% or whatever he owns of stock of the
34:26
Raiders and now be allowed to go into the locker room, now be
34:30
allowed to talk to the players, now be allowed to talk to the
34:33
coaches. How does that make sense?
34:35
Is he, he's allowed to broadcast the games of his own team.
34:40
How is that fair? The NFL and the owners should be
34:44
packing on this and saying no, no, no, no, no.
34:48
But Roger Goodell, who works for the owners, is making his own
34:51
decisions behind this. Now, I I do believe that Tom
34:56
Brady's a good guy. He seems like it.
34:58
He's not playing anymore. He's got a lot to say on social
35:01
media. He's talking, he's attacking
35:02
golfers, tennis players. What's next?
35:05
What's next for Tom Brady? Here's the problem right now, in
35:09
my eyes when it comes to Tom Brady, because Tom Brady is
35:13
considered the GOAT of the NFL. He stands for being a face of
35:18
the NFL for over 25 years. Rodger Goodell has looked past
35:23
the whole Brady situation with the Flake gate and Spygate and
35:29
the whole Patriots thing. But the fact is, are the
35:32
Baltimore Ravens happy about this?
35:34
Not a chance. If you look at the Baltimore
35:38
Ravens over the years trying to beat up the Patriots on all
35:43
these different rules that they were picking or trying to find
35:47
that was not in the rule book that worked for them.
35:50
Remember that? How about this?
35:52
Remember Indianapolis? Remember, I, and I'll remember
35:55
this, when Baltimore went to Indianapolis to complain about
35:59
that, the Patriots and the way they play, and that's why they
36:02
got in trouble with Deflategate. The NFL and owners need to work
36:07
together on this. They need to sit and figure out
36:11
what makes sense for the leak. Now, Tom Brady is a spokesman
36:16
for the NFL. He's a good one.
36:18
He's a great player. He's also a card collector, as
36:22
we all know, as Nathan knows, because he's going around
36:25
chasing him from his rear end. The fact is.
36:29
I don't he didn't have his leash.
36:30
That's true. I I didn't.
36:32
The Brady's too good to evade the leash.
36:34
That's a good time for this drop and I'm.
36:37
Trying to I'm putting you on a leash now.
36:38
There you. Go there's a leash.
36:40
But the fact is Roger Goodell is a guy that has like some kind of
36:44
feelings for Tom Brady and Robert Kraft.
36:47
He has this this connection with Tom Brady and Rod, Roger
36:52
Goodell. I'm sorry, Robert Kraft.
36:54
And remember the last time that this was going on, Roger Goodell
36:57
was going after the Patriots because he didn't drop the
37:01
hammer on the Patriots because of the spy gate.
37:03
So he had to do something. Baltimore and Indianapolis and
37:06
the owners were not going to allow the Patriots to get away
37:09
with this. So what did they do?
37:10
They went after Brady and Deflategate because Brady and
37:13
his wife were disposing their phones.
37:16
So they were lying about something, which is an absolute
37:19
ridiculous story. There was no proof that Tom
37:23
Brady had anything on his phones that was going to encrypt him.
37:28
Roger Goodell wanted to make himself look like he was being a
37:31
good commissioner and that he was doing the right thing for
37:34
the NFL. The NFL right now is a money
37:38
making machine. It's a business.
37:40
Yeah, but hold on you. You said that they're doing
37:43
their phone. Whatever.
37:44
But they found John Gruden's emails from like, how many?
37:46
Years before. Like I'm going to get to that.
37:49
OK, I'm, I'm, I'm moving into that.
37:52
Don't worry, it's coming. Roger Goodell has come out over
37:57
the last year or two saying that the NFL is all about the players
38:03
and the players health and the situation with CTE.
38:06
We're doing everything we can to make sure that the players are
38:09
safe and they're not going to put themselves in harm's way.
38:13
We're changing rules. We're changing the game for it
38:16
to be better and safer for the player.
38:19
And then recently, a gunman crosses the country from Arizona
38:28
to New York and goes to the NFL offices to try to kill NFL
38:36
executives. And Roger did.
38:39
Roger Goodell, after the whole fact of the story came out and
38:43
the story was practically done, Rodger Goodell didn't apologize.
38:47
Really. He really didn't.
38:49
He pretty much said we just have to raise security awareness.
38:53
We need to make sure that there are more security guards and
38:56
more cops around our vicinity to protect our employees.
39:01
He never really nailed what really happened in that story.
39:07
Now, the kid had nothing to do with CTE and with the NFL he
39:11
had, maybe he had CTE, Maybe he they, they test his brain.
39:14
He had CTE playing high school sports that had nothing to do
39:17
with the NFL. But the fact that the NFL has
39:19
come out and not done the right thing to players and players
39:23
have beaten around the Bush. We've had players on this show,
39:26
they've beaten around the Bush for, for the last couple of
39:29
years. Speedy will tell you, some of
39:30
them will tell you right straight to your face that the
39:32
NFL are pieces of garbage. And most of them will say, well,
39:35
the NFL has been good to me. They've helped me and my family.
39:39
After the fact, I get a chance to talk to a psychiatrist.
39:43
So friggin what? So friggin what?
39:47
And then we go to the Jon Gruden story, which Jon Gruden, by the
39:50
way, won after how many years of negotiations and fighting in
39:56
court that the NFL and Rodger Goodell and Schneider and owners
40:01
and executives threw one guy under the bus, Jon Gruden.
40:07
Who's been a face for ESPN and broadcasting and coaching for
40:13
the NFL? Jon Gruden.
40:15
Who got the biggest contract in NFL history for a coach by the
40:19
Vegas Raiders, $100 million. Who, by the way, is laughing to
40:23
the bank because the NFL are a bunch of jackasses like Roger
40:27
Goodell. How does a story like that go
40:31
out to the open? All these executives who were on
40:36
the call, all the coaches, all the different owners that were
40:40
on those messages, none of them came out but John Gruden, why?
40:46
Why is that story interesting to you?
40:48
I'm going to tell you why. This is my opinion, guys.
40:51
My opinion. Why I think John Gruden was the
40:54
one that was thrown to the wolves.
40:56
John Gruden over the last 20 years has been against the NFL
41:02
and Roger Goodell on the rule changes and the growth of the
41:06
sport for the better of the players.
41:08
He's come out many, many times for the college players that
41:13
come from college and go to the NFL, that he believes that
41:16
college players should be getting paid more.
41:18
College players should be taken care of going from Division One
41:22
and, and going to go coming from Division One football and going
41:26
to the NFL. They're not getting taken care
41:28
of enough when it comes to health.
41:30
They're not getting taken care of enough when it comes to
41:33
signing bonuses. And he said, and he's, he's come
41:36
out and said his feelings towards everything over the last
41:39
couple of years on the way the these players are being coached
41:43
by teams and owners. And because he's done that and
41:50
because he came out, John Grunen came out and said some
41:53
derogatory things. I'm not saying that John Grunen
41:56
was right about anything that he said.
41:58
John Grunen, is he a racist? Absolutely a racist.
42:01
Is John Grunen the only guy that's a racist in the NFL?
42:04
Not a chance in hell. I can tell you just by seeing
42:09
and hearing how many people were on those messages and there were
42:12
about 80 of them. I would say about 50% of the
42:16
league owners and executives are racist, but John Gruden was the
42:22
one that got smacked around. Why?
42:25
Because Roger Goodell didn't like him.
42:27
Roger Goodell couldn't stand him.
42:29
Roger Goodell loves Tom Brady and wants to get on his hands
42:31
and knees and suck him off. Okay, so Tom Brady is now these
42:36
rules that have been in the rule book for 50 years that if you
42:41
own a piece of the team, you cannot broadcast those teams
42:45
games, not be allowed to go into the locker rooms to talk to
42:49
coaches and players. All of a sudden is waved off,
42:53
told that it doesn't exist anymore because of the great Tom
42:57
Brady. What a joke.
42:59
The NFL should be ashamed of themselves.
43:01
And I'm going to tell you this right now.
43:02
If I was an owner of this league, if I was owning one of
43:06
these teams, the Browns, the Tennessee Titans, the New York
43:09
friggin Jets, Woody Johnson. What a name, by the way, Woody
43:12
Johnson. I'm going to the league and say,
43:16
OK, why is it that Tom Brady has his own rules?
43:20
He could do whatever he wants. And my team over the years have
43:24
been a cloud organization because your league and your
43:29
executives have not given us the proper respect and the proper
43:33
back end of respect for my team and my team's success.
43:38
That's the problem right now with the NFL.
43:40
If, if, if it's a love fest. If Goodell loves you, Goodell
43:45
will take care of you. If Goodell hates you, Goodell
43:50
will throw you to the wolves. It's pretty simple, guys, and
43:53
you want to know something? That's why I love Jerry Jones.
43:57
That's why I love Jerry Jones. Cuz Jerry Jones.
44:00
Say whatever you want, Jerry Jones.
44:03
Don't give a rat's ass what Roger Goodell or any owner
44:08
thinks. If he thinks it's right, he's
44:11
going to do whatever it takes to make sure that those rules and
44:16
those those sponsors and advertisements that he is going
44:20
to reach out and connect himself to is going to make him rich,
44:24
just like the NFL does for their logo and their brand.
44:28
That's why Jerry Jones speaks out.
44:30
And that's why Jerry Jones I fell in love with after that
44:32
documentary. I'm absolutely in love with you.
44:35
I'm boning, man. I am absolutely popping a boner
44:38
for Jerry Jones, ladies and gentlemen.
44:39
I love him. I love him.
44:41
He's the best owner right now in the NFL because he's the only
44:44
one that stands up for his own thoughts and rights.
44:48
And that's something that Roger Robert, Robert Kraft hasn't done
44:52
or any of the owners done. And by the way, John Mara, yeah,
44:55
the Giant fans out there, what did he stand up for?
44:59
His father was behind him, and the Rooneys were behind the
45:03
growth in the NFL and the success in the NFL.
45:05
Where are they? Where are the Rooneys?
45:08
Where is the Mara family? Why haven't they stutter stood
45:12
out and stuck out and attacked this story?
45:15
You know why? Because it's Tom Brady.
45:18
It's a love fest. That's what the NFL does.
45:20
They kiss former players as asses, especially guys that you
45:24
call the GOAT, which, by the way, he is not the GOAT.
45:28
So you look at the the case of the Chiefs, I think is the main
45:31
thing that OK, I guess there's going to be rivalries because of
45:34
there's a Raiders, it's a Raiders ownership group and the
45:37
Chiefs, Oh, I don't want to broadcasting in my Super Bowl
45:39
too. So he's the only one I think
45:41
that you look at is maybe taking action to that level because
45:44
it's exactly what you said. Maybe that they're they're
45:46
scared of that kind of thing. They they want the money to come
45:49
in because they're collective owners and they're not
45:52
advocating for the fact that this is absolutely selective.
45:55
Like none of these other ex players that are broadcasters,
45:58
none of these other ex players that are coaches, I they're not
46:01
getting that kind of treatment from the NFL.
46:04
And they're kind of have all kinds of things you talk about
46:07
players like Micah Parson and stuff having podcasts.
46:09
Like there's going to be other instances of that kind of thing
46:12
where these former players are going to have these bigger
46:14
shows. There's these former players are
46:15
going to be on Fox Sports and Fox Sports 1.
46:18
They have freaking Keyshawn Johnson and Damian Woody all
46:20
over the place. Why is Keyshawn on any
46:23
broadcast? I agree with you, I'm just
46:25
saying like is. Keyshawn, What does He won?
46:26
He won one Super Bowl with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
46:29
He actually went to Tampa because he knew he wasn't going
46:33
to win it anywhere else. So he bought his way over there
46:36
to Tampa after calling Wanker Bad, who by the way was a better
46:40
player than he was, called him a flashlight.
46:42
And then he he pushes his way out of New York to go to a Tampa
46:46
Bay Buccaneer team that had probably 4 Hall of Farmers on
46:50
the defensive side of the ball. What a joke.
46:54
Yeah, maybe that's. Maybe those are bad examples.
46:55
Let's go to Like Randy Moss. Yeah, it's a bad example.
46:57
Randy Moss, obviously one of the best receivers of all time, You
47:01
got somebody like, maybe not a definitively a Hall of Famer.
47:04
I think he's a Hall of Famer. Lashawn McCoy is now on Fox
47:06
Sports. I think he's a Hall of Famer.
47:08
And they're not getting that same kind of treatment that Tom
47:11
Brady. Is it because Tom Brady is so
47:12
popular? He's, yeah, the greatest
47:14
quarterback of all time in most people's eyes, where you could
47:16
debate whatever. He's getting all this special
47:19
treatment because he has a 10% ownership stake with the
47:21
Raiders. Like that's where you're getting
47:23
at. So now you're going to have him
47:25
broadcast, get insights that way from players and coaches that
47:30
now could be distributed to to his guys, could be distributed
47:33
to other Fox Sports guys that might have that kind of leeway.
47:36
And you're going to make that kind of thing a legal thing to
47:39
do that it makes no sense to give it just to Tom Brady and
47:42
nobody else that works in football media.
47:45
It's very selective. And you're right, it shows how
47:47
corrupt the NFL really is when they're tracking down on
47:50
everyone else. And I said the same thing with
47:51
suspensions too. They're very selective with
47:53
suspensions as well with players.
47:55
They just love to pick. Oh, this guy plays for a big
47:58
name team. This guy's a star, let's only
48:00
suspend him four games. Meanwhile, somebody else for the
48:03
same penalty gets 10 games. Makes no sense.
48:05
None of it. No, it will.
48:07
When you're judge, jury and executioner, he kind of, I mean,
48:10
and the crazy part is too is when it comes down to it's
48:14
exactly what you said. It's who he wants to pick on it
48:18
and like, hey, let's, let's make up a fine.
48:20
It's $34,264 because that's a number I like.
48:24
Or a random drug test they. Do that yeah.
48:26
Like, oh, random, right. It's it's random.
48:29
I just it, it's always weird to me like when when they do and
48:35
get involved like you, you saw like in basketball when Jay-Z
48:39
owned part of the Nets and then became an agent, he had to get
48:42
rid of his stake in and that's how the NBA did it.
48:44
Well, in baseball, we've seen it too with Bud Seelig, but
48:47
technically his daughter had it, but he still had an office why
48:51
he owned the Brewers, but technically it was his daughter.
48:54
So but that's also different the way exactly like you guys said
48:58
the NFL is because they they pick and choose who they want to
49:02
pick on or don't pick on. And does it leave a bad taste in
49:07
the mouth if they go after Tom Brady and he's doing this?
49:10
Is it? Do I think it's a little weird?
49:13
Yeah, to an extent, because it's like if I'm an owner of a team,
49:17
I want to be, you know, I want to be embedded in it.
49:20
I want to be a part of it. Like, but also I'm not going to
49:22
be an idiot. I'm making 37 and a half
49:24
million. Let me let me not burn any
49:26
bridges here because some of that money is what's what's
49:28
paying for, for this ownership. So it just the NFL is, is so
49:34
weird to me how like there's no rhyme or reason to any of it.
49:37
Like when it comes to a fine or a drug test, like you said,
49:43
Speedy, it's like, OK, you can just, oh, I'm, you know, I'm
49:46
sitting have my morning coffee. Let me, oh, this came across my
49:49
yeah, let's find him 52,300 and oh, there's $0.08 on my on my
49:54
desk or oh, this dude has gone off in the last two weeks.
49:57
Oh, let me, let me pick up my Jolly Rancher.
49:59
Oh, Yep, he took a pill. Let's give him a drug test.
50:02
Like, you know, it's just it's it's so interesting how nothing
50:07
has changed because what is he? He gets paid by the owners.
50:10
So if he pisses the owners off right, then what's going to
50:13
happen to him? So it's the NFL has been super
50:16
weird to me in in the way they handled those.
50:18
Things Java, you know what really bothers me is how does
50:21
the fact that the Fox Sports or you know, the broadcast is
50:25
giving this guy a 10 year, $375 million contract?
50:29
And he never done it. Before, Never done it.
50:31
Never done it before. Because they compare his skill
50:35
to Tony Romo, who is right now the best broadcaster right now.
50:38
And what's and what's Romo getting?
50:41
30 million a year I think if I'm not mistaken. 35 I think.
50:44
What? Something in the 30 speed.
50:45
Why you? Yeah, I have Fish trying to
50:47
correct me on how many defensive players were on the Super Bowl
50:50
championship team. I said four, and he has to look
50:53
it up. And then I say 30 and you say
50:54
35. It doesn't matter.
50:56
It was Tony Romo's making about 30 to $35 million.
51:00
I don't know the exact number. He's not making Tom Brady money.
51:03
Tom Brady got a 10 year, 370,000,075 $5 million contract.
51:08
Here's the thing, Tom Brady's never done it before.
51:10
Tom Brady's making more money in the 10 year span as a broadcast
51:14
broadcaster than he ever made as a player.
51:18
As a player. Think about it.
51:20
The guy's never done it before, never spoke on a mic, never said
51:24
anything when it came to except winning the Super Bowl and
51:27
speaking to the fans. When he's hoisting up the
51:30
Lombardi Trophy, they're giving him $375,000,000.
51:35
And I'm not taking shots at Fox. Listen, Fox is going to pay him
51:38
whatever they want. And I, I don't disagree.
51:41
If if he's a GOAT and he he's going to draw people to come and
51:45
watch a broadcast, then so be it.
51:49
Do you think he really draws that much though?
51:51
Like I'm, I'm, I mean, I love listening to.
51:54
Tom, I don't know the numbers. I don't know the numbers.
51:57
There's some guys I just, I, I thoroughly enjoy listening to
52:00
like there's some guys that could talk and they could put me
52:02
in a bed reading the ABC's and there's other guys you just, I
52:06
just, that's, I mean, I guess you're paying for the name and
52:09
what he's done. I guess so it's.
52:11
Well, I I think Tom Brady has a lot of people that love him,
52:15
especially women. He draws a lot of women to the
52:17
television for some reason. He's they have a fetish for him,
52:21
Tommy Boy or whatever the hell they they love about him, him in
52:24
his, his, his bare chest. I mean now I see more Tom Brady
52:28
shirtless pictures than I've ever seen on social media for
52:31
some reason. He's hanging out on the beach,
52:34
hanging out with his supermodel girlfriend.
52:36
Great for him. I I wish him nothing but the
52:38
best. He's 404546 years old, still
52:41
looks as good as he does. His diet is impeccable.
52:44
You have guys. Like, well, he has, he has his
52:46
own, what is it, TB 12 or whatever.
52:48
You know who follows that now? Aaron Rodgers.
52:51
Aaron Rodgers has been following it for the last three seasons,
52:54
and that's great. If it works for him, it works
52:56
for it could work for everybody. Great for him and he's doing so
52:59
many good things. Tom Brady off the football
53:02
field. But to pay him $375 million when
53:05
he's never done it before, what makes him have the rights to get
53:09
that kind of money? And that's.
53:11
You think you think Spencer Rattler's worth 375,000,000 when
53:14
he's done? I have a lot to say about
53:17
Spencer Rattler in a little bit, a little, a little while.
53:20
OK, I'll, I'll get into the whole Spencer Rattler situation.
53:24
But the fact fish, calm down, relax, relax.
53:30
No, no, $375 million is a lot of money to pay a guy that has no
53:36
experience. To me.
53:37
It really bothers the hell out of me in the NFL needs to
53:40
understand one thing and one thing only.
53:42
Is it worth being attacked by fans on social media that don't
53:47
like Tom Brady, that don't like the Patriots when you're
53:50
changing rules and laws that the NFL has held for over 50 years
53:55
for Tom Brady because he's a former GOAT or former superstar
54:00
that the NFL has provided to be the face of their networks for
54:05
10s of 20s. I mean, not 10s of 20s.
54:07
Twenty years, 25 years of his existence.
54:10
I just, I think it's wrong. I think the NFL needs to be a
54:13
little bit more understanding that just because it's Tom
54:16
Brady, he you have to follow the rules.
54:18
You have to follow the guidelines.
54:19
And that's why the NFL is as big as it is now as a business and
54:23
as an organization and a corporation that has grown to be
54:27
the biggest in the strong in professional sports.
54:29
So I I think that the NFL needs to understand that people are
54:33
not going to be happy about that.
54:34
Speaking of Spencer Rattler, Saints named Spencer Rattler
54:38
their starter, the New Orleans Saints.
54:40
Saints head coach Kellen Moore named Spencer Rattler as the
54:45
starting quarterback Tuesday after beating out second round
54:49
draft pick Tyler Schock and Jay Caner.
54:53
Chuck will be the backup quarterback after Haner was cut
54:57
by the team before the 4:00 PM deadline on Tuesday.
55:00
After struggling in his final pre season game, Moore said the
55:04
keys behind naming Rattler starter were his consistency and
55:10
decision making, although Chuck's development has been
55:14
good this summer. Although Rattler and Chuck had
55:18
similar stats in the pre season, it will be the second year
55:21
player Rattler who started seven games last season throwing for
55:25
1317 yards with four touchdowns and five interceptions.
55:30
Rattler who is famous was documented in season 3 of the
55:36
Netflix series QB. One which I couldn't stand
55:39
beyond the lights when he was a high schooler, has now become QB
55:45
one down in good old New Orleans to start the 2025 NFL season.
55:54
Well, everybody knows what I think about Spencer Rattler.
55:57
I don't think it's hidden. I don't think it's a hidden
55:59
story. I don't like the kid.
56:01
I think the kids a big scumbag, all right.
56:03
I don't think he's nice. I don't think personally, his
56:06
smiles and on the broadcast trying to make it seem like he's
56:10
a nice guy. This guy is not a nice guy.
56:13
I got a chance to see him in QB one.
56:15
I watched the Netflix QB one back-to-back seasons and I saw
56:20
Justin Fields and I got AI, got a chance to know Justin Fields
56:22
and why I fell in love with Justin Fields as a high
56:25
schooler. This guy I I couldn't like.
56:28
There's nothing about this guy I like.
56:31
First of all, he's undersized. He's got a good arm, not an
56:34
accurate arm as far as a mobile quarterback.
56:38
He's not as mobile as these elite runners like the Jalen
56:43
Hurts of the world or Lamar Jackson's or even Josh Allen.
56:46
He's none of those guys. Does he have the arm strength of
56:51
a Patrick Mahomes or Joshua? No, he does not.
56:54
Now Kellen Moore had to really dig deep into his pockets
56:57
because Chuck and Haner are really not that good.
57:01
Now. Chuck was a guy they drafted
57:03
earlier, early in the in the second round.
57:06
They think he's a good player. They think he could be the
57:08
future of this organization, just not right now.
57:12
And I think eventually they're going to realize that Rattlers
57:14
not the guy, and they're going to have to see what Chuck could
57:15
do on a football field. But guess what?
57:18
They're trying to lose. The Saints want to lose because
57:23
next year's draft class has five quarterbacks that could go in
57:27
the first round. And we mentioned this.
57:30
There's a guy on LSU. There's a guy right now I played
57:33
for that same Carolina team that this idiot played for.
57:38
The fact is this guy is an overrated player.
57:43
When he was drafted, I remember when we had experts on the show
57:46
saying that he could be as good as a second round draft back
57:49
draft back when he felt, I think if if I'm not mistaken, the
57:52
fourth round, he was not even a fourth round pick.
57:55
He's not a good player. This team, the Saints, they're
57:58
not a good team. They're going to play in front
58:00
of a good fan base that has a guy who I think is one of the
58:05
more elite running backs in the league.
58:07
And Kamara, Alvin Kamara is going to be traded at the trade
58:11
deadline. He is not going to want to be
58:13
there. Olave might be traded before the
58:15
season starts to the New York Jets because that's a storyline
58:18
that everybody keeps talking about.
58:20
What does Rattler, Shuck or Haner have to throw to
58:24
absolutely zilch? Nothing.
58:27
Nothing's there. So what are they playing for?
58:31
They're playing to lose. So who gives you the best chance
58:34
to lose? Spencer Rattler, ladies and
58:37
gentlemen. That's why.
58:38
Ladies and gentlemen, the one and only Mr. Moore.
58:42
And I'll say this, I I don't know what Kellen Moore is going
58:45
to be as head coach. I've seen what he's done with
58:48
the Cowboys as an offensive coordinator.
58:49
I've seen what he's done with the Chargers as an offensive
58:52
coordinator. He's not very good.
58:57
How long is it going to take the Saints to realize that he is not
59:01
Sean Payton, nor does anybody believe he is going to be Sean
59:04
Payton? But we do know one thing.
59:07
Spencer Radler is not the the quarterback of the future of
59:10
this organization. Shuck is not the quarterback of
59:14
this this team's future and neither is Hayner.
59:17
And that's why he's not no longer on the team.
59:20
That's the facts. And I know, I know.
59:22
And here's the thing, I I'm I'm stuttering because I want to say
59:24
this and this last thing, and I'm going to make this very
59:27
simple. If you were to put right now the
59:30
starting quarterbacks in the NFL from top to bottom for all 30
59:35
teams, Spencer Rattler is by far the worst one out of all of them
59:40
by far. It's not even close.
59:42
The guy had look at these numbers.
59:45
Just think about it. 1317 yards, 4 touchdowns and five
59:52
interceptions in seven games. Pew.
59:56
Disgusting. I could take dumps bigger than
59:59
1317 yards in a month. Terrible, horrible garbage.
1:00:06
He's more. I don't know how your butt hole
1:00:08
would feel but. Well, let me tell you something.
1:00:09
My butt hole hasn't felt very good for the last couple of
1:00:12
days. I can tell you that I've been on
1:00:13
the ball probably 6 or 7 times this today.
1:00:16
It's been really, really bad. I I've been laying laying the
1:00:19
deuce probably more than any average person has done in in a
1:00:25
2 day span. That's coming for you, Tommy.
1:00:27
I, I, it's been bad. I but I don't know, my stomach
1:00:30
hasn't been working very well over the last couple of weeks.
1:00:32
But anyways, this guy is garbage.
1:00:35
This is nothing but a funny story that I know Fish wanted me
1:00:39
to to yank and make fun of. There's nothing to make fun of.
1:00:42
The guy sucks. He sucks.
1:00:44
This team's going to suck. They are going to be the team
1:00:47
that's going to get the number one pick next year.
1:00:49
You could book this, they're not good.
1:00:52
Kamar is going to be playing for another team and another
1:00:54
organization before the trade downline.
1:00:56
A lot of it will be on another team.
1:00:57
This team will pretty much cut players off very slowly like a
1:01:04
piece of cheese. They're going to I I wouldn't be
1:01:07
surprised if they sent half of them to the cheese state of the
1:01:10
world, the Green Bay Packers. So.
1:01:12
Yeah, they're going to lose a lot, even on the defensive side
1:01:14
of the ball. I am a legend.
1:01:16
Cam Jordan's going to be traded to Mario Davis is going to be
1:01:18
traded. I feel bad.
1:01:18
They've actually drafted some pretty good young defensive
1:01:21
players, too. They had already had to let a
1:01:22
couple of them go. Zach Ball and obviously goes to
1:01:24
the Eagles, has that great year last year in Philly, the Giants
1:01:27
signing Paulson A Devo this offseason.
1:01:28
They have a couple others they could that are coming up on
1:01:31
contracts, offensive line too. It's just a thing they've had
1:01:33
trouble drafting as a result in the poster Breeze era, those
1:01:36
guys are all going to be gone. So this is a team that's going
1:01:38
to go into absolute purgatory. You're absolutely right.
1:01:41
This is a quarterback room that is not anywhere close to the
1:01:45
next worst starting quarterback in the NFL right now.
1:01:48
Whoever you could decipher that may be this is these are three
1:01:51
third string quarterbacks on this team right now.
1:01:54
Haner, I thought had some promise when he came out of
1:01:56
college. He was raw though, and obviously
1:01:58
that didn't amount to anything. Radler entered an Oklahoma
1:02:01
system that Errol and I talk about all the time.
1:02:03
Lincoln Riley is a QB whisperer outside of again, I mentioned
1:02:07
Dylan Gabriel on Monday. Having a tough time in Oklahoma.
1:02:09
The job was taken from him. It was taken by Guess who.
1:02:13
Caleb Williams. Caleb Williams, that's and where
1:02:16
does he go? He goes to South Carolina and
1:02:19
actually did OK at South. He actually.
1:02:21
Had a nice year at South Carolina, beat 3 very good teams
1:02:24
and put up some good numbers. That was his best season.
1:02:27
Obviously that probably elevated his draft stock.
1:02:29
Maybe where he was going to be. From 7 to probably I was.
1:02:32
Going to say a sixth round pick to to at least being a
1:02:35
competent. Maybe he was going to go in the
1:02:37
30 and he'll go in the 4th. He always thought he was better
1:02:39
than he. Of course he was.
1:02:40
Even when you watch QB one, if you never seen it on Netflix, go
1:02:43
watch it on Netflix. Him and his father and his
1:02:45
family, they were so highly praised by where he came from
1:02:50
that this guy was the next big thing.
1:02:52
He was the next Peyton Manning, the next superstar of the NFL.
1:02:56
And this guy got in trouble in high school.
1:02:58
He couldn't even finish his final couple of games in in in
1:03:01
high school because he got in trouble doing something.
1:03:03
Which QB one didn't never really disclosed what he was doing,
1:03:08
probably something really, really bad and then goes to play
1:03:11
college ball in in Oklahoma and didn't last very long with
1:03:15
Lincoln Riley. If you don't last long with
1:03:17
Lincoln Riley, who really developed quarterback, there's a
1:03:19
problem, right? Because he developed Jalen
1:03:22
Hurts, he developed Baker Mayfield, he developed Kel Kyla
1:03:28
Murray and he developed now the one and only Caleb Williams.
1:03:33
So if he can't develop him and he had to go to South Carolina
1:03:37
to achieve his goals, there's a problem.
1:03:38
Yep, 3 #1 picks. You're looking at Jalen Hurts,
1:03:41
who's a second round pick that at the time I wasn't sure about
1:03:44
going that high, but we knew we had.
1:03:46
We knew we had rushing talent. Just was a little more raw with
1:03:48
the throwing talent and went to a good spot.
1:03:50
Good situation with the Philadelphia Eagles.
1:03:52
And now he's become one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL,
1:03:54
won a Super Bowl. That is the opposite of extreme
1:03:57
of what we see with Spencer Radler, where he had that kind
1:04:00
of situation. And this was when still Big 12
1:04:02
defenses were really bad, probably outside of maybe Kansas
1:04:06
State and sometimes Texas. And and he was still nowhere
1:04:10
close to anywhere the best quarterback in the NFL or in
1:04:13
college football at that time. Yeah, the one good year at South
1:04:15
Carolina, Fine, I'll get. I gave him credit for that at
1:04:18
the time after that. I have toilet paper worth more
1:04:20
than rattler. Yeah, I was going to say.
1:04:22
And then you're jobbing. Oh, it's the Spencer Rattler
1:04:25
going to be $375 million. Yeah, maybe in counterfeit
1:04:28
money, because that's all he's going to be worth.
1:04:30
You would need 30 Spencer Rattlers to get $375 million
1:04:34
from a team. OK, he's horrible.
1:04:37
What a joke. I'm I'm surprised you didn't
1:04:39
give him a nickname or something already.
1:04:41
I, I felt like he was oh, what was it?
1:04:44
Ridiculous. Nice yeah, it's I watched a
1:04:50
little bit of that and yeah, you could you could sense some
1:04:55
arrogance I guess per southeast of you know, coming out of high
1:04:58
school and what he was. But yeah, I, like you said, give
1:05:02
him credit for the one year. Obviously we saw who pushed him
1:05:06
out. And then as we've talked about
1:05:09
plenty of times, it's so easy now just to be like, OK,
1:05:11
somebody's better than me or I think they're going to be, I can
1:05:13
go somewhere else, I can do this.
1:05:15
And now he gets, he gets this. Do you call it an opportunity?
1:05:19
I don't know what. You call it with.
1:05:20
Basically a bridge guy to nothing.
1:05:22
The Saints are pretty much saying here, here, here, here's
1:05:24
the team, screw it up so we can get the number one pick.
1:05:28
It was the only word that really kind of came.
1:05:29
And I was just like, oh, wow, I was sitting with a buddy at
1:05:32
lunch and we were talking about it too.
1:05:33
And he goes, is the rattler still playing?
1:05:35
And I was like, that's kind of why I think we're talking about
1:05:38
it. So yeah, I just did.
1:05:41
How long do you say, wouldn't you just you let him wear it and
1:05:44
eat it or like. Until they think Shuck is ready,
1:05:48
I guess it would be the thing. I don't think it really depends
1:05:50
on Rattler's performance at all. He's perfect for them though.
1:05:53
Errol and Java because they have to eat it.
1:05:57
They've kicked the can down the road with the cap for over a
1:06:01
decade, something like that. Speedy, right?
1:06:03
They've done these cap tricks forever, just putting themselves
1:06:06
in tremendous debt and then finding ways out of it to build
1:06:11
a roster. They did it when they still had
1:06:13
Breeze on the team. They kicked it down the can.
1:06:15
And what do they do now? They're just going to throw the
1:06:18
Spencer Rattler out there until he gets literally broken in half
1:06:21
because they're not going to be able to block for him and he
1:06:23
holds on to the ball too long anyway trying to make hero plays
1:06:26
and it's going to be bad for him and they're going to be the
1:06:28
first overall pick. I agree with you, Errol.
1:06:30
I think they're going to be absolutely horrendous if Kamara
1:06:33
gets hurt or if he, you know, they trade him.
1:06:36
I don't know where they get the offense from.
1:06:38
I don't think I don't know if he's going to get it to a lave.
1:06:42
Even if he stays there, it's it's a perfect year because
1:06:45
guess who's going to probably be the number one pick of the first
1:06:48
round this coming draft? It's going to be the LSU
1:06:50
quarterback. So it fits perfectly on how it
1:06:54
fits together so well. Maybe.
1:06:57
But there is a guy whose grandfather played in New
1:07:00
Orleans that may decide to come. No, he's not.
1:07:03
He's not. If he can go to the Saints, I
1:07:07
think he comes out. I don't.
1:07:10
You don't think so? His hometown.
1:07:11
I don't think there's any chance in hell he goes to the.
1:07:14
Yeah, they still live there too. Yeah.
1:07:16
Dude, that's hometown. You've got to come out if that
1:07:19
happens. I don't know.
1:07:21
Have you seen? Some of these names since Drew
1:07:23
Brees have left who started for the Saints.
1:07:26
It's been horrible. Jameis Winston.
1:07:29
Jameis Winston? Yeah, he's been one of them.
1:07:31
Your favorite guy Fish you have? The Red Rocket was there too.
1:07:35
Yeah. You know, it's funny, I never
1:07:37
mentioned we have a very special guest in the studios and he's a
1:07:40
big fan of the show and he's got a chance to, you know, add a
1:07:44
little take to this. You watch football.
1:07:47
What do you think about Spencer Rattler, Tom?
1:07:50
What do you think about Spencer Rattler so far?
1:07:52
I've seen his stats and he's absolutely horrible.
1:07:54
Have you watched him play? I have not watched him play yet,
1:07:57
but I'm going to be watching him play this season and I'm pretty
1:08:00
sure he's you're going to add to the point that he's absolutely
1:08:02
terrible. Well, he he can't run.
1:08:04
He barely could throw. The only thing he could do is
1:08:07
yell at people on the football field.
1:08:09
And he wears this stupid bandana.
1:08:11
He's he's like Baker Mayfield ask.
1:08:13
He tries to be like Baker. And Baker has a little bit more
1:08:17
pizzazz than this idiot. This guy goes out.
1:08:20
He's just a Jackass. He was at the Super Bowl and he
1:08:24
was on radio row and and Fisher was like, look, it's Spencer
1:08:26
Radley. You want me to get him?
1:08:27
I say if you want me to kill him, I don't even want to speak
1:08:31
to him. I had nothing to say to that
1:08:32
guy. I don't like him.
1:08:34
He he just for some reason, ever since I watched QB one, I can't
1:08:39
like a person that's so conceited about himself.
1:08:42
He realized he I don't even think he realizes how conceited
1:08:44
he really is. So and his father was conceited
1:08:47
for him. And if I'm not mistaken, his
1:08:49
father played semi Pro Football as well.
1:08:51
So I'm not positive on that, but his father was his biggest
1:08:55
supporter and it was thought they used to go on radio shows
1:08:58
and and talk about how how great his son is going to be and that
1:09:02
he compares his son skills to Andrew Lock and all these other
1:09:05
guys. I mean, come on, give me a
1:09:07
break. You're probably a poor man's,
1:09:10
you know, I don't know Kellen Moore.
1:09:12
You're a poor man's Kellen Moore.
1:09:14
That's what you are. Your coach.
1:09:16
Remember Kellen Moore in the NFL?
1:09:18
What a joke. What?
1:09:19
How can you be a poor man's Kellen Moore in the NFL?
1:09:22
That's how bad it has to be Java.
1:09:24
To be fair, I'm pretty sure I could be wrong, but was Kellen
1:09:27
Moore the quarterback on the Statue of Liberty play for Boise
1:09:30
State all those years ago? I don't think so.
1:09:32
I think it was. He was a little later, I
1:09:35
believe. Was he a little later?
1:09:37
But he was like a legend at Boise State in college.
1:09:40
He played there, some of those guys who played.
1:09:41
Like I am a legend. Like that?
1:09:43
Oh well, let's let's has a name. Breaking news Breaking news I
1:09:49
want her melons. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
1:09:54
we have my deuce of the day. The deuce of the day you log not
1:10:00
a log. I don't have a log but.
1:10:10
Ladies and gentlemen, my deuce of the day is pretty simple.
1:10:13
The story came out yesterday at 3:30 PM.
1:10:16
I was running on a treadmill and the lines were open as yes,
1:10:22
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey are now engaged.
1:10:28
What is that smell? It smells like a big deuce
1:10:32
coming out of my rear end. Why would I want or care if
1:10:37
Travis Kelsey and and Taylor Swift are getting married?
1:10:41
The the fact is, this is the worst time you're you're what, a
1:10:45
week and a half away from going to another NFL season?
1:10:48
Your final NFL season, you lost 25 lbs and everybody sees the
1:10:52
condition that you're in. And then there's pictures,
1:10:54
pictures in a garden of Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift making
1:10:59
kisses and kissy kissy and showing her ugly little ring.
1:11:03
This guy and him and his wife. His wife is worth $1.6 billion.
1:11:08
He's worth about 80. His him and his brother just got
1:11:11
$100 million contract and he buys her a tinsy little ring.
1:11:14
What a joke. What a ridiculous reject that
1:11:18
Travis Kelsey is. What an embarrassment to go out
1:11:21
there before the season and put yourself out out there for
1:11:25
everybody to speak. Is this something that you want
1:11:27
to do is you are trying to draw the media to follow you guys and
1:11:31
talk about you guys? I don't care about Kansas City.
1:11:34
The Kansas City Chiefs had a chance to go back-to-back to
1:11:36
back. They're not, they're not,
1:11:38
they're not even winning their division as we're going to get
1:11:41
into that with our friend Lance Sanderson in just a few moments.
1:11:44
They're a joke. And by the way, Travis Kelsey,
1:11:47
good riddance. I'm going to tell you, Josh,
1:11:50
Josh, you're listening to the show right now.
1:11:52
You told me you drafted him beef.
1:11:54
You drafted him in your draft. I'm going to tell you Travis
1:11:56
Kelsey is not even breaking 700 yards and then you had the balls
1:12:00
to tell me that he was going to have 9 touchdowns.
1:12:02
In what world do you think Travis Kelsey is going to have 9
1:12:06
touchdowns this year? He can lose, he's 40 lbs.
1:12:09
He's not going to be fast enough anymore.
1:12:11
The guy can't block anymore. What a joke.
1:12:14
Sell the ring. They're not getting married.
1:12:16
This is a spam. Spam this you freaking idiots
1:12:20
and tell her stop going to football games.
1:12:23
You're ruining the game and you're ruining the NFL.
1:12:27
Sell that Kansas City fans. Eat it and deliver it.
1:12:31
Sell that pizza box boy, right? That is my deuce of the day and.
1:12:36
That was a great deuce of the day too.
1:12:38
Aaron, I'm losing my mind. In just a few moments, we will
1:12:41
be talking to Maya Huddle, Broncos NFL analyst.
1:12:44
He's our friend. He knows his Broncos.
1:12:47
He's one of the best in the business.
1:12:48
Lance Sanderson. But first, our sportsman it.
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What's up, everybody? Aaron Fishman here with your
1:13:01
sportsman. I got a few stories before we
1:13:03
get into the scores this evening.
1:13:05
First story The NFL announced on Wednesday that Kansas City
1:13:08
Chiefs wide receiver Roshi Rice will be suspended for the first
1:13:11
six games of the 2025 NFL season.
1:13:14
The suspension stems from an incident over the 2024 offseason
1:13:18
where Rice was the cause of a multi car accident in Dallas
1:13:22
while racing cars late at night in July.
1:13:25
Rice was given a sentence of 30 days in jail with five years
1:13:28
probation. Rice apparently had his sentence
1:13:31
adjudicated, meaning if he successfully completes his
1:13:34
probation and stops playing Gran Turismo on real life highways,
1:13:37
he will have the charges cleared.
1:13:39
Dallas has also given Rice flexibility in when he will have
1:13:43
to serve his 30 days in jail. Rice was also forced to cover
1:13:46
his victims out of pocket medical expenses totaling
1:13:50
$115,000. The Texas Rangers slim chances
1:13:55
of making the playoffs this season took another hit on
1:13:58
Tuesday as pitcher Nathan Ivaldi is likely to miss significant
1:14:02
time, if not the rest of the season with a rotator cuff
1:14:05
strain in his pitching arm. Yuvaldi has had an incredible
1:14:08
season, making 22 starts with a 179 ERA and was on a short list
1:14:12
of favorites for the AL Sai Young Award.
1:14:15
Yuvaldi had to shut down a bullpen session between starts
1:14:18
because of continued soreness in the right arm, saying it just
1:14:21
felt like it was getting a little worse.
1:14:23
So I shut it down and had the trainer's look at it.
1:14:25
Obviously, it's frustrating given how great the season's
1:14:27
been going. I don't want to rule out the
1:14:29
rest of the season, but it's not looking very great.
1:14:32
The Rangers, who were 5 1/2 games behind Seattle for the
1:14:34
final wild card slot with 29 games remaining, recently lost
1:14:39
center fielder Evan Carter for the season with a wrist
1:14:41
fracture, second baseman Marcus Semion with an ankle fracture
1:14:45
and sprain and 1st baseman Jake Berger to another wrist sprain
1:14:48
on their previous road trip. Bad timing and bad luck for a
1:14:52
team that many thought of as a possible division champion
1:14:55
before the start of the season. And finally, in bedazzling news
1:14:59
sure to get everyone excited, everyone's favorite Miss Main
1:15:02
3rd place finisher Jordan Hudson, girlfriend of legendary
1:15:06
football coach Bill Belichick, and they have filed together for
1:15:09
a trademark on the term Gold Digger in 2025.
1:15:13
We just lean into insults I guess and turn them into things
1:15:16
to brand as Hudson, who has been called the Gold Digger for being
1:15:19
almost 50 years younger than her future Hall of Fame boyfriend,
1:15:22
seemingly has little shame to her game.
1:15:25
Besides Gold Digger Hudson has filed for trademarks on the
1:15:28
phrases All Belichick Team the Belichick Way and Dynasty Bill's
1:15:32
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1:15:36
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1:15:41
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Not a whole lot. Thanks for having me back on the
1:19:13
show, guys. It's been a minute.
1:19:14
I unfortunately had some family issues come up the last time I
1:19:17
was supposed to come on the show.
1:19:18
But glad to be here. Excited to talk to Denver
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Broncos with you guys and hopefully we, you know, I flood
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up some stuff every now and then, but guess what?
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I'm here bringing some freaking heat.
1:19:28
Tonight, now I want to say something.
1:19:29
I don't know if anybody knows who Lance is.
1:19:31
He's been on our show quite a few times.
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When Lance came on the show, he wasn't the biggest known analyst
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for the Broncos. And over the last three years
1:19:40
he's grown significantly. And now his his podcast is doing
1:19:44
significantly well. He's doing a lot of things with
1:19:47
the Denver Broncos. He's one of their big lead
1:19:50
analysts and we're very happy to have him on the show.
1:19:52
And the Broncos are a very good team right now, expected to win
1:19:55
their division. What does that tell you, Travis?
1:19:58
I'm just kidding. Anyways, I want to get into
1:20:01
obviously the division as the Kansas City Chiefs have been
1:20:03
dominating that division over the last eight years.
1:20:06
It's been absolutely dominated by Andy Reed, Patrick Mahomes,
1:20:10
Travis Kelsey and their goons. You have Bo Nicks who had a
1:20:15
sensational rookie year, 25 year old kid really developed right
1:20:19
in front of her eyes the second-half of the season, took
1:20:21
his team to the playoffs and it just was sensational all the way
1:20:25
through. Was making so many significant
1:20:27
throws and I think could be a superstar in this league with
1:20:30
Sean Payton developing them. What were your thoughts last
1:20:33
year and where do you see him with his development this year?
1:20:37
Well, I, I think the big thing here, Errol, is that what you
1:20:40
saw out of Bonics was mostly linear growth.
1:20:42
I mean, obviously the first week against the the Seattle Seahawks
1:20:45
was an atrocious outing for him. It took a couple weeks for him.
1:20:49
The Pittsburgh game was really bad. 345 weeks into the season.
1:20:52
You finally actually started to see him get a little bit more
1:20:56
comfortable within the offense, getting the play calls out
1:20:58
because Sean Payton, you know how he is.
1:21:00
You guys talked about the Saints earlier that Sean Payton's play
1:21:04
calls are like 25 or 30 words long.
1:21:06
He's got multiple different formations, he's got multiple
1:21:09
different alignments, he's got multiple different instructions
1:21:12
for every single player. And it takes a lot to just to be
1:21:15
able to learn that. But one thing with Bo Nix was
1:21:18
when the in the pre draft process, Sean Payton really
1:21:21
liked his ability to process all that information, relay it back
1:21:24
out quickly, then go out on the field and translate that to what
1:21:27
was actually supposed to be happening.
1:21:29
It took a while, but when you watch the season go, that linear
1:21:33
growth, it was a not, I want to say a straight line.
1:21:36
The Indianapolis game where he threw 3 interceptions, that was
1:21:38
a, that was a really bad game for him.
1:21:39
Great defensive game plan from the Indianapolis Colts.
1:21:42
But he continued to grow and continue to grow and continue to
1:21:45
grow. And everyone's all excited about
1:21:48
Jayden Daniels, but Bonex finished the season with more
1:21:51
passing yards, more passing touchdowns and less
1:21:53
interceptions than Jane Daniels, the guy who unanimously won the
1:21:57
the NFL Rookie of the year this last season.
1:21:59
So he's doing such a great job in terms of just being a
1:22:03
competitor. I mean, I got a bunch of like a
1:22:05
handful of stats here. You know, when you talk about
1:22:07
like completion percentage over expected, one of the biggest
1:22:10
metrics you can talk about in terms of quarterback play -2.4%
1:22:14
completion percentage over expected, 32nd in the NFL.
1:22:16
That doesn't sound great though, right?
1:22:18
Like that sounds pretty bad. 32 quarterbacks in the NFL, he's
1:22:21
32nd. Pat Mahomes was at -1 point
1:22:24
730th in the league. Josh Allen -.3 percent, 23rd in
1:22:29
the league. Go back and see why completion
1:22:32
percentage over expense expected matters.
1:22:35
There's a lot of screen passes in the quick passing game.
1:22:37
I mean, 31% of his quick passing attempts went on screenplay.
1:22:41
It was most in the NFL by three percentage points.
1:22:44
But he also led the NFL in yards passing outside of the pocket
1:22:47
per NFL Next Gen. Stats, who's 12th in the NFL in
1:22:51
in terms of success rate and throws that went at least 20
1:22:53
area yards. This dude had some struggles
1:22:56
early, but down the stretch he became what is a very capable
1:22:59
starting quarterback. And now that he's more like more
1:23:02
focused on and more familiar with this offense, I think he's
1:23:06
going to have a big jump in Year 2.
1:23:08
So last time you were on the show, you were mentioning you
1:23:09
wanted the Broncos to focus on running back and tight end in
1:23:12
the offseason to get better in the middle of the field.
1:23:14
They draft RJ Harvey in the second round of the draft, they
1:23:16
signed JK Dobbins and then they signed Giants legend Evan
1:23:19
Ingram. What are your thoughts of those
1:23:20
moves? Well, first and foremost, Evan
1:23:23
Ingram is one of those players that while he is like qualified
1:23:27
as a tight end, he doesn't do necessarily very well as like an
1:23:30
inline blocker. He's more of a like a receiving
1:23:33
tight end. They're going to line him up in
1:23:34
the slot this year. Go back to the the preseason
1:23:37
game against the Arizona Cardinals.
1:23:39
Yeah, it's preseason. Bonex wasn't the one throwing
1:23:41
the football, but they ran A5 yard drag route that he turned
1:23:44
into a 58 yard run after the catch.
1:23:45
It was a freaking amazing play. So that to me right off the bat
1:23:49
is just a huge boon for this passing attack.
1:23:51
And going back to Bonex here, the Broncos threw their tight
1:23:55
ends the second fewest of any team in the NFL on a on a
1:23:58
percentage basis, behind or ahead of only the New York
1:24:02
Giants, who had the worst tight end group in the NFL last
1:24:04
season. So to get an explosive playmaker
1:24:07
to add to what a Courtland Sutton to add to Martin Mims to
1:24:10
add to a a third round draft pick and Pat Bryant, who I think
1:24:13
is going to have a monster season this year as their number
1:24:16
2 wide wide receiver that that's just another big get to add more
1:24:20
explosive plays for this for this Broncos offense.
1:24:23
Now going to to the the running backroom.
1:24:25
You obviously talked about RJ Harvey, they bring in JK Dobbins
1:24:28
from the Los Angeles Chargers. Obviously, you know what 5th
1:24:32
year player out of Ohio State, He was an explosive player at
1:24:35
Ohio State, was one of the in, in terms of explosive runs, was
1:24:40
one of the best explosive runners at Ohio State and had
1:24:43
900 yards in 14 games for the Chargers this last season.
1:24:46
But then you add on RJ Harvey, 60th overall or 61st overall,
1:24:49
something like that for the Broncos in the second round.
1:24:52
There is only one player in college football last season
1:24:57
that had more rushes of 15 plus yards than RJ Hardy.
1:25:01
Can you guys name that player for me just one time?
1:25:04
Genti. It's Ashton Genti who went six
1:25:07
overall to the freaking Los Angeles Raiders or the Las Vegas
1:25:09
Raiders. Like this Broncos team.
1:25:12
They they they brought in 86% of the roster that went to the
1:25:17
playoffs last season and then they add players like Evan
1:25:20
Ingram, RJ Harvey, JK Dobbins to the offense.
1:25:24
They bring in Talano Hufonga and Drake Green Lot to add to the
1:25:27
defense that was one of the best in the NFL last season.
1:25:29
This Broncos team, in the way that it is structured right now,
1:25:33
has a very good opportunity to not only make the playoffs, but
1:25:36
make some noise in the playoffs coming up this year.
1:25:38
Yeah, Lance, we, we talked about what you felt like they needed.
1:25:41
Do you think they did enough and brought in some of the guys in
1:25:44
the names that you said to not only like you to to go and and
1:25:48
make some noise, but to to really do some damage on both
1:25:51
sides of the ball? Yeah, absolutely.
1:25:53
And, and job I'm, I'm glad that you're here tonight because last
1:25:56
time I was on and, and was talking with you, you, you said
1:25:58
your, your son is a, a huge Broncos fan.
1:26:00
Oh, huge. Yeah, I'm curious to what his
1:26:03
thoughts are. I mean, you're obviously a
1:26:05
Lincoln NE guy and the pitching in Nebraska you did was
1:26:08
legendary in in Omaha World Series.
1:26:10
But but just going back to this Broncos team, I mean, they added
1:26:14
enough explosiveness to the offense and hopefully Bo Nicks
1:26:18
has that that year 2 jump that you want to see from
1:26:21
quarterbacks. But defensively, that's really
1:26:23
where it's at. And coach.
1:26:25
So Aaron Fischer is in in the chat here saying I want to hear
1:26:27
about Jon and Perrin, the 20th overall pick for this Broncos
1:26:30
defense. You're talking about a player
1:26:32
that has inside, outside versatility.
1:26:34
He can play the safety right now.
1:26:35
It doesn't sound like he's going to be a starter for this defense
1:26:38
because Jaquan McMillan, who was an outstanding slot quarterback
1:26:42
for them, is probably going to start at least for the beginning
1:26:44
part of this season. So Jade Baron is another player
1:26:47
that brings physicality to this defense.
1:26:49
It sounds like that's what the Broncos were really trying to
1:26:51
focus on the most on the defensive side of the football
1:26:54
was shoring up the interior run lanes.
1:26:57
In terms of what is happening at the second level, bringing in
1:26:59
Drake Greenlaw, bringing in a guy like Talano Gufongo who
1:27:02
plays better in the box. And then you bring in a guy like
1:27:04
Jade Baron, who has, like I said, that inside, outside
1:27:07
versatility, but is an absolutely elite tackler at the
1:27:10
second level. This defense that was already
1:27:13
very good last year just got a lot better.
1:27:16
As everybody knows, we are talking to Mile High Huddle,
1:27:19
Broncos at NFL analysts Lance Sanderson.
1:27:22
You know, Lance, we look at the Broncos and they're an
1:27:26
organization that needed to rebuild.
1:27:28
They added Russell Wilson. They paid them a lot of money.
1:27:31
They traded for him and obviously they fell flat on
1:27:35
their face. Then they made a trade with the
1:27:37
Saints to bring in Sean Payton, who retired, walked away from
1:27:41
the game. They gave up a significant
1:27:42
amount to bring Sean Payton in. He took on Russell Wilson.
1:27:46
It didn't work for for a year. They finally took on that money
1:27:50
and said, go ahead. Well, we'll take care of the
1:27:52
money. Just get the hell out of here.
1:27:54
They went for Bonex and and now you see the team, it's starting
1:27:57
to transform into Sean Payton's team.
1:28:00
It took a while, it took a couple of years, which he said
1:28:03
it was going to do. And now they have a chance right
1:28:06
now to dethrone a team like the Kansas City Chiefs that have
1:28:10
been dominant for the last eight seasons in in a division that
1:28:14
was really them the the Kansas City Chiefs and everybody else.
1:28:18
Now you see Kansas City, they're getting older.
1:28:22
They're obviously they're superstar players like Jones,
1:28:25
Patrick Mahomes is still fairly young, but Kelsey is on the tail
1:28:28
end of his career. They I, I don't know how long
1:28:31
Hunt and Pacheco have in the NFL.
1:28:33
They have an offensive line that they decided at the, you know,
1:28:37
in the offseason to trade Toony to the Chicago Bears.
1:28:40
They added maybe a little bit more talent to the offensive
1:28:43
line, but they're an older team than they have been.
1:28:46
You look at now, the Broncos, they're one of the youngest
1:28:48
teams, one of the more talented, young, talented teams right now
1:28:52
in the NFL. Where do you see them match up
1:28:55
against the Kansas City Chiefs this year?
1:28:57
Well, quite honestly, I think the Broncos have an opportunity
1:29:00
to dethrone the Chiefs, but until I actually see it, I can't
1:29:04
really believe it. I mean Kansas City has won the
1:29:06
division, if not 8-9 like 9 out of the last ten seasons, if not
1:29:11
even all 10. Yeah, the Broncos Super Bowl was
1:29:14
the last time the Broncos won the division.
1:29:16
Yeah, exactly. And man, that doesn't feel like
1:29:19
a decade ago. Like quite honestly, I remember
1:29:21
that like I was like yesterday, to tell you the truth.
1:29:23
But with Kansas City, I mean, the big thing is obviously that
1:29:27
offensive line is, is the real big issue.
1:29:29
You you move on from Joe Toomey at left cards and play left
1:29:32
tackle in the Super Bowl and did a really good job filling in on
1:29:34
on that left tackle there. They go out and they get Josh
1:29:37
Simmons, who have heard a lot of raving reviews from the people I
1:29:41
talked with in Kansas City. And it sounds like that
1:29:43
offensive line is going to be better.
1:29:45
But the Denver Broncos led the NFL last season with 63 sacks.
1:29:50
It was a franchise record. 61 1/2 of those sacks are back on
1:29:54
this roster right now. The only player that had 1 1/2
1:29:57
sacks that is not back is linebacker Cody Barton, who the
1:30:01
Broncos upgraded to Drake Greenlaw.
1:30:04
That's a tell me that that doesn't make you excited about
1:30:08
what this Broncos team can bring.
1:30:10
And when with Patrick Mahomes, make sure he does a great job
1:30:14
like extending plays, moving vertically throughout the
1:30:16
pocket. Edge pressure is really where
1:30:18
it's at. It causes him the big time
1:30:20
disruptions. You've got Nick Benito, who came
1:30:22
off a career, career high 13 1/2 sacks last season.
1:30:25
He was #3 in the NFL. He's looking at getting a big
1:30:27
time contract extension probably following this season.
1:30:31
By the way, I've got some inside sources on this that it sounds
1:30:33
like he wants to wait until at least Micah Parsons gets his
1:30:36
deal done, but also that he wants to wait until after the
1:30:40
season kind of prove a deal. He's betting betting on himself
1:30:42
for the most. But 13 1/2 sacks coming off the
1:30:45
edge, then you get a guy like Jonathan Cooper who had 8 1/2
1:30:48
sacks. He may not be the most explosive
1:30:50
pass rusher in the NFL, but if that's your number two guy, you
1:30:53
get what, 21 sacks? If you if you have those numbers
1:30:56
together between those two guys coming off the edge and with
1:30:59
Patrick Mahomes, when you have edge pressure coming around the
1:31:02
outside, that's where it is like one of his biggest weak marks is
1:31:06
as a quarterback. So to me, I think defensively
1:31:10
that you add Jonny Baron, you add Greenlawn, you you add
1:31:13
Talano Hufanga. Rashi Rice is suspended for the
1:31:16
first six games. It doesn't matter for the
1:31:18
Broncos, but you got to see how fast he's going to be able to
1:31:20
catch it back up. Denver's defense has always been
1:31:23
very capable of stopping the homes.
1:31:25
I mean, go back to the game last season where the Broncos were in
1:31:28
Kansas City drove down to actually go and kick a
1:31:31
game-winning field goal. It was blocked.
1:31:33
It was a 35 yard game-winning field goal.
1:31:35
The Broncos and Bo Nicks took a 4 minute drive down to like 3
1:31:39
seconds left to beat the Chiefs in Kansas City.
1:31:42
Denver is there like they can absolutely compete with Kansas
1:31:45
City in this division. It's just until I actually see
1:31:49
it and actually watch it happen. Not at 30.
1:31:52
You don't want to jinx yourself. OK, that's fine.
1:31:54
I'll jinx yourself for you, all right?
1:31:56
They're absolutely unless there's some catastrophical
1:32:00
injury that the Broncos are going to have, the Broncos
1:32:04
should win the division. They're much better than Kansas
1:32:06
City from top to bottom 53 man roster.
1:32:09
I don't think you can. And you, like you said, you they
1:32:11
had a green lawn, they added Hafunga.
1:32:14
I mean, this team has, it's absolutely loaded.
1:32:17
The secondary would be the best secondary in football you can
1:32:20
argue. That it's scary.
1:32:23
There's no argument. It is 100% is and you're
1:32:27
bringing 10 guys to the full, which is Broncos kept 5
1:32:30
quarterbacks and five safeties. Brandon Jones, I don't know.
1:32:33
You guys probably need to recognize the name.
1:32:35
Safety. The dolphin safety.
1:32:37
Yeah, he was. Yeah, he was former a former
1:32:39
Miami Dolphin. He came he came into Denver and
1:32:42
they asked him to play a lot more single high.
1:32:44
He was the number two safety in the NFL according to Pro
1:32:47
Football Focus coverage grade at free safety last season at over
1:32:51
90.3%. This dude is a fantastic player.
1:32:55
You got another guy that like, like you found that can play in
1:32:58
the box. You bring in green lot Alex
1:32:59
Singleton's coming back from a from a torn ACL that derailed
1:33:02
his season early on. And you, you upgrade the
1:33:05
linebacker room. Then you add another player like
1:33:07
Jade Baron. This defense is absolutely
1:33:10
freaking spectacular guys. And they look like it.
1:33:12
I mean it. I understand it's preseason.
1:33:15
The, the, the depth of this unit looks very solid.
1:33:17
But what we've, what we're hearing out of Broncos camp,
1:33:19
what I've seen at Broncos camp, this defense is lights out,
1:33:24
guys. It's it's crazy, crazy good.
1:33:26
Yeah. There are there are people in
1:33:28
the media around Denver, like comparing them to the 2015
1:33:31
Broncos defense, That's like one of the best defenses in NFL
1:33:34
history. Seriously.
1:33:35
Like it's that good. Yeah, I want to reference back
1:33:38
to obviously what everyone's saying about the Chiefs, like
1:33:40
you don't want to beat him by blitzing type thing because of
1:33:42
Mahomes doing it against the blitz.
1:33:44
Now we've known Vance Joseph in the past has been blitz happy.
1:33:46
Like where where are your thoughts with the Broncos
1:33:48
defense? Do they have to emphasize that
1:33:50
kind of game plan more often? What are the percentages?
1:33:52
Maybe the mix it up too? So I have NFL Pro hold up really
1:33:57
fast. It might take me a second here,
1:33:58
but I know the Broncos were, I think #3 in terms of blitz
1:34:02
percentage last season. Yeah, I know it's pretty high.
1:34:04
I didn't know how high it was. Yeah, it's it's ridiculously
1:34:07
high. They were they were right behind
1:34:09
the the Minnesota Vikings. So give me just one second here
1:34:13
if I can, if I can find it. I cannot get my computer to work
1:34:20
also Anyways, no, it's like defense.
1:34:26
That's the right one here we go now I'm I'm actually on the
1:34:29
right track here in terms of blitz percentage maybe
1:34:36
regardless, it really quite honestly, it doesn't matter
1:34:38
right? I know that the Broncos were one
1:34:40
of the the highest blitz percentage defenses which also
1:34:43
combined into their uses of man coverage.
1:34:47
They were second, I believe, only behind the Minnesota
1:34:51
Vikings and Brian Flores and Bush percentage combined with
1:34:53
man covered percentage on the back end in the NFL last season.
1:34:57
That's what they prioritize. They want to get after the
1:34:59
quarterback. They led the NFL in total
1:35:01
pressures last year. And they also have a guy on the
1:35:03
interior in Zach Allen who is incredibly underappreciated for
1:35:07
what he brings. He led all NFL interior
1:35:10
defensive lineman in pressures and was third in sacks.
1:35:13
Only behind I believe is Chris Jones and Jeffrey Simmons.
1:35:16
Jalen Carter, excuse me? Like this dude can get after it
1:35:19
too. They are going to bring pressure
1:35:22
again, they're going to play tight man coverage.
1:35:24
And when you have the defensive player of the year in passer tan
1:35:26
on the outside and again, adding Jonny Baron, Riley Moss, a
1:35:30
player who when Riley Moss went down last season he missed like
1:35:34
4 weeks with a spraying MCL. The defense took a big time drop
1:35:37
off because they started to play more zone and teams were able to
1:35:41
exploit that. When you have this defense
1:35:43
healthy and they're attacking and attacking and attacking like
1:35:45
Fanchos wants to do, it's the best defense in the NFL all
1:35:49
right now. So, Lance, obviously, you know,
1:35:51
it's betting is a huge part, fantasy is a huge part too.
1:35:55
And just going and looking at and obviously I'm I'm a
1:35:58
bipartisan Broncos fan because of my son.
1:36:01
I asked Carter if he had any questions, but of course, if it
1:36:04
has nothing to do with his needs or once he doesn't answer me
1:36:07
back, but if he needs something like rent was due for his new
1:36:10
place in college, he should have told me that today.
1:36:12
So yeah, that's good for you. I'm looking to they have it set
1:36:18
at 9 1/2. Are are you taking the overs on
1:36:20
that is is kind of what I'm hearing for more than more the
1:36:23
wins on the season. I think this is an 11 win team,
1:36:26
at least they they won 10 games last year and just snuck it
1:36:29
barely into the playoff. And if you go back and watch the
1:36:31
tail end of the season, they they, they won that close.
1:36:34
Well, it was closed at first, but then they they took down the
1:36:37
Indianapolis Colts because Jonathan Taylor can't figure out
1:36:39
how to hold on to the football going into the end zone.
1:36:41
So that that that kind of sucked.
1:36:43
But for the Broncos it rules. But they they they took Joe
1:36:47
Burrow and Jamar Chase and T Higgins down to the wire and
1:36:50
Bonex threw 2 huge touchdown passes late in that game, both
1:36:54
of them to Marvin Nims, one on a 67 yard air throw.
1:36:58
By the way, 67 air yards throw to Marvin Nims at the very back
1:37:02
of the end zone to get the game close and then threw a a a toss
1:37:05
up ball to Marvin Nims at the end of that game to tie it to
1:37:08
send it to overtime. That's Jamar that Jamar Chase,
1:37:12
Joe Burrow and T Higgins that the one of the most explosive
1:37:15
offenses in the NFL. This team can go toe to toe with
1:37:17
anybody. They they really can't.
1:37:19
And hopefully what we're what we're seeing at at at camp right
1:37:23
now, the Broncos are starting to focus more on on running a lot
1:37:28
of outside zone. They they are usually a gap
1:37:31
team. They run a lot of inside zone
1:37:33
and duo. So duo is 2 double teams up at
1:37:35
the front. They run a lot of that this
1:37:38
year. They're starting to like focus
1:37:40
on more outside zone, which is really what accentuates the
1:37:43
skill set of JK Dobbins. That's great vision, great
1:37:45
explosiveness. RJ Harvey, same thing.
1:37:48
Great vision, great explosiveness.
1:37:49
They can get vertical very quickly if they want to.
1:37:52
If the running game and the play action, passing game and adding
1:37:55
in Ed and Ingram can actually hit the way that it's designed,
1:37:59
this offense can be, I want, I want to call it a top ten
1:38:03
offense, but if they're top 15 with the top three defense, they
1:38:06
can absolutely. Lance, stop.
1:38:09
You keep mentioning Evan Ingram, first of all, even his pot hands
1:38:13
in New York, good season with the Jacksonville Jaguars and you
1:38:17
make it seem like, oh, he's pro. This guy could be absolutely
1:38:21
dominating. He goes over there and Bo Nick
1:38:23
throws him and puts it in. You put him in a slot, he's
1:38:25
going to be dominant. I do not believe Evan Ingram is
1:38:29
that piece, that missing piece that's going to make them just
1:38:32
pop off and and honestly the weakest part of this team is
1:38:36
there wide receiving depth. If you look at it, Cortland
1:38:39
Sutton is great. Am I going to trust that Marvin
1:38:42
Mims, junior is the number two guy?
1:38:44
I I mean, honestly, Pat Bryant, Trent Shea, what is it?
1:38:48
Sherfield Junior? I mean, there's no depth.
1:38:52
Troy Franklin, there's no depth when it comes to the wipers.
1:38:56
They're dominant defensively. They're going to be sensational
1:38:58
defensively. They're running backs.
1:39:00
JK Dobbins. You don't know what you're going
1:39:02
to get out of JK Dobbins because how many ACL tears has he had?
1:39:05
If he stays healthy, maybe you have a good 212 punch, but
1:39:09
they've had problems with their running game.
1:39:10
That's why Williams, he's playing for the Cowboys now.
1:39:12
And RJ Harvey, yeah, it's nice to to say that he's and he's a
1:39:17
gentie type of player because of what he did in college.
1:39:20
You got to do it in the NFL with the speed.
1:39:22
I think the weakest part of this team, even though Sean Payton is
1:39:25
the mastermind and one of the best offensive minds in the NFL,
1:39:29
is their offensive side of the ball and the wide receiving
1:39:33
core. If Cortland Sutton goes down,
1:39:35
what are they going to do? Who's your number one guy, Pat
1:39:38
Bryant? I mean, seriously, Marvin Mims
1:39:41
junior, you're going to Marvin Mims junior is not even healthy
1:39:44
right now. They should have went in the
1:39:46
offseason and look for more depth on the offensive side of
1:39:49
the ball. They didn't do that.
1:39:51
And as much as you think that, hey, we got Evan Ingram pot
1:39:55
hands himself, if you're trying to sell me that Evan Ingram's
1:39:59
the missing piece to this offense, well, man, you're going
1:40:02
to be madly surprised about what this team could be if if
1:40:06
somebody like Courtin Sutton, who I think he's very
1:40:09
underrated. And it deserves the money in the
1:40:11
offseason. If he goes down, they're
1:40:12
screwed. I don't disagree with that and,
1:40:15
and quite honestly, I agree with your, with your take on they
1:40:18
needed to add more pass catching weapons specifically at the wide
1:40:21
receiver position. But I'm also going to tell you
1:40:24
what I've seen, what I've, what I've, what I've heard and, and
1:40:27
bring to you facts that are not just outside opinions here.
1:40:31
Errol, I love you dude. But I, I covered this team for a
1:40:34
living and I do this every single day.
1:40:36
Marvin is not going to be wide receiver tuning this offense.
1:40:38
It's going to be Pat. This dude just cannot figure out
1:40:42
how to get covered. And I know that sounds crazy to
1:40:45
say it like that. He is always wide open.
1:40:48
And going back to the early parts of training camp, the
1:40:51
Broncos, based on what I saw, they were literally focusing on
1:40:54
designing plays for Evan Ingram on crossing routes to just get
1:40:58
him, get him the ball quickly and out in open space.
1:41:00
And they did that for like the first five days after that they
1:41:04
stopped doing that. Like, OK, we've already seen
1:41:06
enough. We we know.
1:41:07
Then they throw it out there against the Arizona Cardinals
1:41:10
and he catches A5 yard, 5 yard crossing round, turns it into a
1:41:13
55, a 58 yard gain. Pat Bryant on the backside.
1:41:17
This dude on backside digs, which is one of the biggest
1:41:20
functioning components of the Denver Broncos offense.
1:41:23
With Sean Payton, it always has been the backside 15 yard in
1:41:27
route. That 15 yard dig route Pat
1:41:30
Bryant is running across the middle of the field, literally
1:41:32
wide open without a player within like 5 yards and catching
1:41:37
everything thrown to. Him but your Brian.
1:41:38
Franklin has taken a bit. I'm taking a bit.
1:41:41
I'm taking a big bet here, and it absolutely does.
1:41:43
It does have to, you know, like we're talking about preseason
1:41:46
NFL football. Exactly.
1:41:47
Some of it in Camp 2 like it's absolutely your concerns are
1:41:51
absolutely 100% correct. I'm going based on what I've
1:41:54
seen though, and what I've seen is there there are times where
1:41:58
this offense can actually like target some of these players.
1:42:01
And with Marvin Mims, you're going to see him a lot of
1:42:04
backfield, you're going to see him a lot of slot.
1:42:06
They're going to use him in motion.
1:42:08
I'm not going to compare him to Tyree kill because he's
1:42:11
definitely not that type of player.
1:42:12
But picture, picture what the the Chiefs did with Tyree kill
1:42:15
in that offense a handful of years ago.
1:42:18
An explosive player that you can use as a gadget player and just
1:42:21
try to figure out ways to get him out in space.
1:42:24
He's the best punt returner in the NFL, and that sounds crazy
1:42:27
to bring that up in an offensive conversation, but what do you
1:42:30
need to be a quality punt returner?
1:42:33
1, you need great hands. Two, you need great vision.
1:42:36
Three, you need great twitch and explosiveness in your lower
1:42:38
half. Great vision to be able to see
1:42:40
what's going on in front of you and also the ability to just
1:42:43
start running it. Incredibly fast-paced and no one
1:42:45
can catch up with you. He brings that to the offensive
1:42:48
side of the football. It all depends on what Sean
1:42:50
Payton do with him. Troy Franklin has taken a huge
1:42:52
step forward this offseason in terms of his his ability to take
1:42:56
the top off of the defense. He's showing better ball
1:42:58
tracking ability over his shoulder, which is something
1:43:01
that he struggled with last season.
1:43:03
If you remember correctly, Bonex targeted Troy Franklin on deep
1:43:08
shots. I think 8 or 9 different times
1:43:11
he only caught one pass. They happen to be a touchdown in
1:43:14
the Buffalo Bills game in the playoffs for a 47 yard touchdown
1:43:18
to put the Broncos up in the lead 70.
1:43:20
Nothing that sucks, but he's showing that better ball
1:43:23
tracking ability. Evan Ingram, again, bringing
1:43:25
that versatility over the middle of the field to open some stuff
1:43:28
up. This offense is actually going
1:43:29
to be kind of dynamic and it really just depends on if Bonex
1:43:32
is going to be willing to take those shots because he wasn't
1:43:35
last season and that's the biggest step of that.
1:43:37
The New York Jets had Malachi Corley, who they decided to drop
1:43:42
after one year. They drafted him in the third
1:43:44
round. They dropped him just recently
1:43:46
and everybody was shocked. This guy's a third round draft
1:43:49
pick. And listen, if you want to bet
1:43:50
on Pat Bryant, that's good. The Jets drafted Arian Smith, if
1:43:54
I'm not mistaken, right? This guy was, he's fantastic,
1:43:59
fast. He did very well in the
1:44:01
preseason. They think he could be a good #2
1:44:04
maybe a #3 on this team, but they're looking at him just
1:44:07
because of speed and how he fits where you can put him in a slot
1:44:10
on the outside that doesn't tell me and sell me.
1:44:13
As a Jet fan, all you have is Garrett Wilson and you have
1:44:17
maybe Mason Taylor. I'm not going to I if I'm a
1:44:20
Super Bowl contender with a lot of Bronco fans believe that they
1:44:23
are with the defense that they have and maybe some of the
1:44:27
running talent that they have with with Harvey.
1:44:30
If you're going to sell me that and Pat Bryan is your number two
1:44:33
guy, that is scary and I don't know.
1:44:36
I understand that you follow this team.
1:44:38
You're getting this is what you do for a living.
1:44:40
It still tells me as a guy that I also do this, you know, half a
1:44:44
living and I understand the game just as much as anybody.
1:44:47
I I know a little bit about Pat Bryan.
1:44:49
I know he comes from Illinois. I watched him a little bit at
1:44:52
college football last year. He's a speed demon.
1:44:55
He's also 6 foot two and a 204 lbs.
1:44:58
He's very light and if he gets hit once in the NFL with the
1:45:02
speed of the NFL, the guy could be knocked out.
1:45:05
What are they going to do? They don't have any secondary
1:45:08
offense. That would scare me.
1:45:09
Yes it is Fish. 204 lbs is light.
1:45:12
I got to give you some numbers here.
1:45:14
So Pat Bryant last season at Illinois caught 54 passes.
1:45:18
I don't remember the yards off the top of my head, 52 of them
1:45:21
that went for first downs. And he had a 80.4% contested
1:45:24
catch rate. Yeah, he's 622 O 4, but he is
1:45:28
one of the best contested catch receivers that's come out of the
1:45:30
NFL draft for the last like 4 years.
1:45:33
Like quite literally 80.4% LED a college football last season by
1:45:38
like over 8%. The dude knows how to catch the
1:45:41
football on traffic. This.
1:45:43
And let me just one quick last thing talking about the Broncos
1:45:47
and what they had last season. Retention, retention rate 86%.
1:45:51
They just traded a player to the New Orleans Saints right before
1:45:54
the the preseason game the other day.
1:45:56
And Devon Bailey, who was a seventh round pick, OK, Devon
1:45:59
Bailey was the second leading receiver in on the Broncos
1:46:03
roster. I think he got like 47 passes.
1:46:05
They traded Devon Bailey because they believed in Pat Bryant more
1:46:09
than Devon Bailey and they got a hell of a return because he got
1:46:12
a fourth round pick for what was a second round pick.
1:46:15
Like Pat Bryant is going to be a freaking stud guys.
1:46:19
Like I, I saw, I think it was fish saying that he was going to
1:46:24
take Pat Bryant. Now, if Xavier Leguizzi on his
1:46:27
slow draft, absolutely I wouldn't take him like like
1:46:31
earlier than like the tenth round, if if even closer than
1:46:33
that or even later than that. But this dude is like legit.
1:46:36
They truly, truly believe in this.
1:46:38
I really hope for. You I I love the guy and also so
1:46:42
on that one thing that that also brings just an added value to
1:46:46
the guy. It doesn't get much credit in
1:46:49
terms of like the fantasy football aspect.
1:46:51
This dude will kick your ass in the blocking game.
1:46:53
So go back and watch the the crossing route that Evan the
1:46:56
Evan I've highlighted this play a couple different times.
1:46:59
Evan Ingram on the crossing route, 5 yard crossing route.
1:47:01
Go back and watch that play and watch #13 for the Broncos.
1:47:04
He literally takes a a Cardinals player and drives him like 30
1:47:09
yards downfield and escorts him to the freaking sideline and
1:47:13
throws him on the bench. I like like this.
1:47:15
This dude's a badass man. I love you.
1:47:18
I I really do. I got to give you a little bit
1:47:21
of credit. You are absolutely a die hard
1:47:23
fan of the Denver Broncos. And I'm going to tell you if if
1:47:26
if you haven't checked out Mile High huddle guys, go check it
1:47:30
out. This guy's personality, he's got
1:47:32
that emphasis personality and he goes crazy.
1:47:36
Oh, my God, Harvey. Yes.
1:47:37
Guys like a run all the way through you.
1:47:40
I love it. You're like Vince McMahon or the
1:47:42
WWE, buddy. I love it.
1:47:44
I love everything about you. I think you're great.
1:47:47
I, I, I love you commentating. I, I like everything about you
1:47:51
and I and I love watching. I've loved over the years
1:47:54
watching you just grow as an analyst and a personality.
1:47:57
I, I always appreciate you coming on the show.
1:48:00
I want to get you on the show again and maybe we'll get a slew
1:48:03
of guys, but during the season where we usually have a panel
1:48:07
and we just go at it. You're obviously you have the
1:48:09
Broncos. We got all these different guys,
1:48:11
fans of all these other teams. We got Ocado, the cowboy fan.
1:48:17
We have a giant guys, We have all these guys.
1:48:20
We'll get them on and we'll just go all at it.
1:48:22
Even though, and I know everybody's going to say you're
1:48:24
a jet fan. I'm also an eagle guy, so I
1:48:27
stand out for the Eagles too. So and I wear eagles hats on
1:48:31
this show as well. So but I love you, man.
1:48:33
Keep up the good work, keep putting your stuff out there and
1:48:36
and showing people why you're you're a growing personality for
1:48:40
the Broncos and Mile High huddle.
1:48:42
It's it's really sensational. Thank you for joining us, Bud.
1:48:45
Hey, I I appreciate you guys. Just to throw out some stuff.
1:48:49
You guys can follow me on Twitter at Lance S under score.
1:48:52
MHH. Also, every Friday night on the
1:48:55
Mile High huddle YouTube page I run my show dove Valley deep
1:48:58
divers. If you haven't seen that yet, we
1:49:00
got a merch tent. You can go that Mile High
1:49:01
huddlemerch.com. It's it's it's a pleasure to
1:49:05
talk Broncos football with everybody, including you guys to
1:49:08
to bring just that, that worldwide perspective.
1:49:11
You know, like that, that 5280 view is what I call it.
1:49:13
It's a Mile High city. You got to get a mile.
1:49:15
You should be promoting us too, buddy.
1:49:17
I mean, seriously, I want to promote you.
1:49:19
Absolutely. Listen, listen, I'm not toilet
1:49:22
paper. Jabba definitely isn't toilet
1:49:24
paper. I use dude wipes.
1:49:25
I don't use toilet paper. That's right, I forgot about
1:49:27
that and and as Job always says. As long as she's using dude
1:49:30
wipes and taking care of my 2 hole I'm good.
1:49:32
As we all know, but and obviously.
1:49:35
This makes my pecker hard. You just made my nipples hard.
1:49:38
Anyways, we love you keep up the good work and I definitely all
1:49:42
fair. We got to talk because I got my
1:49:44
own takes on some of the the the precision you have when it comes
1:49:48
to your team. So.
1:49:51
Hit me up on Twitter. I'll.
1:49:52
Hit you up somewhere else. Phoebe's got my phone number.
1:49:55
Get it from him. Give me.
1:49:56
A talk. I'll let you lick my butt.
1:49:58
We'll shoot. Back and forth.
1:49:59
Don't worry, he'll start. He'll start loving RJ Harvey and
1:50:02
Evan Ingram when they when they truck sticks the gremlin Travis
1:50:04
Hunter. Oh, that's another story.
1:50:06
Well, we'll have to talk off air on that one.
1:50:08
And by the way, I did not draft Travis Hunter.
1:50:10
I saw him there in the later rounds.
1:50:13
I still didn't draft him. I would never waste my draft
1:50:15
pick on that idiot. Anyways, thank you buddy.
1:50:18
We'll talk to you soon. Yeah.
1:50:20
Thanks guys. Lance Sanderson, Mile High
1:50:23
Huddle, sensational, great personality and and we go back
1:50:27
and forth for a long time and I watched this cake grow as an
1:50:30
analyst. I remember when he only had like
1:50:33
3 or 4 people following his show.
1:50:34
Now he's like he, he's got a tremendous following and he's
1:50:37
doing so many things with the Broncos and, and, and he's had
1:50:41
he's he's worked with all the different ex Broncos over the
1:50:44
last couple of years. He's had Von Miller on his show
1:50:47
and everything like that. So love the guy.
1:50:49
Keep up the good work, Lance. We'll talk to you soon, bud.
1:50:51
All right, ladies and gentlemen, this is the remix.
1:50:55
Another one. Remix.
1:50:58
This is the remix. Remix the rah rah Sushkumba.
1:51:06
That's a good one. That is a good one.
1:51:08
That is a good one. I definitely won't use dude
1:51:11
wipes. I'll use toilet paper.
1:51:13
I use like nice. Sauce.
1:51:14
You just said you went to the bowl like 6 or 7 times.
1:51:17
That thing has to be wrong. Just do it.
1:51:20
Toilet paper 100 percent, 100%, dude.
1:51:23
Oh if you're using dude wipes you'd be fine bro.
1:51:25
I don't know, I'm staying away from the dude wipes, especially
1:51:28
you promoting it. What?
1:51:29
But why do you like you toilet paper that many times that
1:51:32
thing's got like, dude, wipes take care of you, man.
1:51:35
I'm not, I'm I'm this isn't even an ad or a shtick like this is
1:51:38
like I've had some rough, rough mornings after so long bubble
1:51:42
guts. And they they did, they did me
1:51:44
right. What about skidmark preventing
1:51:49
skid marks? Dude wife save skid marks.
1:51:52
I didn't take a shit. All right, let's do this.
1:52:00
This is the remix. This is a new segment,
1:52:03
relatively new segment that we do where we're going to go take
1:52:06
an old take, play it for you, and then let Errol have a chance
1:52:09
to remix some of the things he said.
1:52:12
Today's topic is going to be what we said preceding before
1:52:18
the MLB trade deadline about the Yankees.
1:52:22
So here we go. Put it on the first music.
1:52:26
This is the original take right here.
1:52:31
It's in baseball in the first half of the season and after the
1:52:34
trade deadline. It's arguably one of the award
1:52:37
events in baseball and this is something that Brian Cashman has
1:52:41
to lock in on because not because everybody wants to fire
1:52:45
Aaron Boone and everybody's come out on social media.
1:52:48
Every Yankee fan thinks that this is Aaron Boone's fault.
1:52:50
They're not getting timely hitting.
1:52:52
This has been a problem for the Yankees for over 15 years.
1:52:55
It's been a problem for them in the playoffs and they need to
1:52:58
find guys that are going to fill in certain spots, especially
1:53:03
that lineup that's going to help out.
1:53:04
Aaron, Aaron, Joe. All right, Errol, here it comes.
1:53:09
Another. 1. Remix hit it.
1:53:12
This is the Remix remix. Well, the Yankees did exactly
1:53:20
what I said they should. They added some relief help.
1:53:23
Has it helped them? Well, not really.
1:53:26
The Yankees pitching staff right now in the second-half is still
1:53:29
one of the worst pitching Staffs in baseball they now fear.
1:53:33
Obviously Max Freed in his last start really delivered for the
1:53:36
Yankees. The Yankees still lost that
1:53:38
game. They the Yankees can't score.
1:53:41
They needed to add bats and they added one bat and they added the
1:53:45
defense to that one bat in third base, but it still wasn't
1:53:49
enough. The Yankees haven't done enough
1:53:51
to be a contender this year. I thought adding a maybe a two
1:53:55
or three bats at the trade deadline, probably 2 and and and
1:54:00
hope that Aaron Judge is stays healthy.
1:54:02
Aaron Judge goes down tear his UCL is not 100% now he's not
1:54:06
even he's playing in the outfield.
1:54:08
Now you have to put Giancarlo standing in the outfield.
1:54:11
He's still Giancarlo stands one of the hottest hitters in
1:54:13
baseball, but you got to watch him out in the outfield.
1:54:16
He's been horrible. He looks futured back out there.
1:54:19
I mean, he's not even a defensive player.
1:54:22
He's been a better DH since he's really transformed himself as
1:54:26
ADH in the major leagues in the as ADH in the image American
1:54:29
League. I just think right now the
1:54:31
Yankees are still trying to find themselves.
1:54:34
They won two games. They went back-to-back games
1:54:36
against a Washington team. That absolutely blows.
1:54:38
But they look at the look at the record against the teams, the
1:54:41
winning teams in the second-half.
1:54:43
The Yankees have one of the worst records in baseball.
1:54:46
I think they're ranked 27th to 28th in baseball right now in
1:54:50
the second-half of the season when it comes to records,
1:54:52
they've been horrible. And even if you look at the
1:54:54
relief pitching and, and the guys that they brought in, the
1:54:57
two guys, the two pitchers, one guy showed up and the other guy
1:55:00
hasn't. I just think that the Yankees
1:55:02
right now are not a playoff team.
1:55:03
They're going to make the playoffs just because the
1:55:06
American League is just absolutely terrible.
1:55:08
But this is not a championship team.
1:55:11
I thought they were in the beginning of the season.
1:55:13
They've completely fallen off. And now that Aaron Judge is not
1:55:17
going to play in the outfield for the rest of the season.
1:55:19
It scares me going into a playoff for a wild card game,
1:55:22
playing three games and not even a wild card.
1:55:25
What do they call it? Play in game?
1:55:26
Yeah, the first round is the. Three-game play, three-game,
1:55:30
three-game playing game, whatever it is Speedy, why do
1:55:33
you have to correct me all the time?
1:55:34
The three-game playoff, playoff to get into the playoffs, you
1:55:39
got to worry about winning those games and winning two out of
1:55:41
three games. I'm not going to bet that if
1:55:44
Aaron Josh doesn't play in the outfield and you're going to bet
1:55:45
that John Carlos Stanton is not going to make a mistake and that
1:55:48
defence in the outfield is going to hold up is enough.
1:55:50
I I think the Yankees are not, even if they make the players,
1:55:53
they're not going further than that three-game series.
1:55:56
Another. 1. This is the remix.
1:56:01
That was this is the remix. And honestly, if you're a Yankee
1:56:05
fan, you can't be very happy about where this team is going.
1:56:08
Honestly, I, I, Tom, you're a Yankee fan.
1:56:11
We never got a chance. So let's hear let's hear your
1:56:13
thoughts in the second-half of the Yankees and what you've seen
1:56:16
with the Yankees. What did you what do you think
1:56:18
the Yankees have done right, which is probably nothing.
1:56:21
And what do you think the Yankees should have done at the
1:56:23
trade deadline that could have made them a championship
1:56:26
competitive team? So right now I've seen, so let's
1:56:29
go back to 1, Anthony Volpe. Here's the play when he picked
1:56:32
up, when he was doing a play at shortstop and he threw over the
1:56:35
first baseman's head. That was completely, that was
1:56:37
completely repulsive. And I thought that was the most
1:56:39
retarded thing that I've ever seen in the Yankees.
1:56:42
But here's the thing. They need to put Aaron, Aaron
1:56:45
Judge back in the outfield. Because right now they think
1:56:48
that Aaron Judge is like the pickup man.
1:56:50
They think he's the big man that makes the Yankees go far in
1:56:52
every single game that they play.
1:56:54
But meanwhile, he's just another one of the Yankees.
1:56:56
I know he broke the record for the most home runs, but who
1:56:58
cares? That's in the past.
1:56:59
But the Yankees really need to lock in.
1:57:01
And if they don't lock in, they're not going.
1:57:03
To be you're going to put him, so you're going to bet to put
1:57:06
him in the outfield and possibly if something happens to his arm
1:57:09
that could ruin his career, that can affect him next year and
1:57:12
playing next season if he throws out his arm.
1:57:14
The Yankees are just trying to protect them.
1:57:16
The problem right now is, is betting on John Carlos Stanton
1:57:19
out in the outfield who really is a bona fide DH.
1:57:22
The Yankees need to have his bat in the lineup, especially how
1:57:25
hot he is. He's one of the top three
1:57:28
hottest hitters in baseball. If you look in the last two
1:57:30
weeks, the guys been on fire. You got to keep his bad in.
1:57:33
If you keep his bad in, you have Aaron Judge in the lineup as a
1:57:36
DH. He's got to play in the
1:57:37
outfield. And that's the problem right
1:57:39
now. And I don't think there's any
1:57:40
way of fixing that. The Yankees right now are
1:57:42
screwed because Aaron Judge is a bonafide DH And, and, and as far
1:57:46
as the pitching staff is concerned, no matter what the
1:57:49
Yankees did at the trade deadline, I don't think it was
1:57:51
enough. And you, even if you put one of
1:57:53
your starters in the, you put one of the starters in the
1:57:56
bullpen. If the Yankees get past that
1:57:58
three-game series wild card game against whoever they're matched
1:58:02
up against, it still tells me that the Yankees don't have
1:58:05
enough depth to move forward. And are you going to bet on Max
1:58:09
Freed with his blisters? And who's your number 2?
1:58:11
Are you going to bet on Rodan or are you going to you going to
1:58:14
bet on heel? There's no bona fide #2 guy and
1:58:17
that's the problem with the Yankees.
1:58:18
Just just know there's nothing that stands to me from all the
1:58:22
other teams. Texas, we know who the bona fide
1:58:23
#2 guy is. Jabba, we know who that is.
1:58:26
If if if you're looking at all the teams right now in the
1:58:28
American League, Astros have three guys that you can put 123,
1:58:32
not just 2-3 guys as starters that all the teams that are
1:58:36
making the playoffs, even the Blue Jays, they got two guys.
1:58:39
The Yankees don't have a bona fide two guys that you're going
1:58:41
to trust in A7 game series where you're going to say I'm going to
1:58:44
play this guy too and I'm going to play that guy too.
1:58:47
And all I got to worry about is 3 starts, the if, if they if it
1:58:50
does GO-7. I don't think the Yankees have
1:58:52
that. I don't think so either.
1:58:54
And then if they really want to risk putting Giancarlo stand in
1:58:57
the outfield and risking more like?
1:58:59
They have to. They got to put him in.
1:59:00
Is bad in the lineup. Yeah, I I think that would be
1:59:03
the right move for them. But all we can do is hope for
1:59:06
John. Carlos Stand makes a miracle and
1:59:07
hopefully he doesn't fumble like the rest of the Yankees are
1:59:09
doing in the field. Well, the Yankees are all about
1:59:11
fumbles, all right, ladies and gentlemen, we call this Speedy's
1:59:14
6 Pack. Let's have a sixer.
1:59:18
Hey, who wants to play Drink the Beer?
1:59:20
It's time for the Speedy 6 pack of the week, all.
1:59:25
Right, Speedy, here we go. Speedy number six.
1:59:28
All right, we'll. Start with the now highest paid
1:59:31
safety. Kyle Hamilton got a four year,
1:59:33
$100 million deal, 82 guaranteed from the Ravens, 2nd, 8th and
1:59:38
3rd each of the last three years in a coverage grade, and the
1:59:41
only safety according to PFF with an 88 rating in everything
1:59:44
pass rush, run defense and coverage.
1:59:47
Who was that? Kyle Hamilton.
1:59:51
I have no idea what Kyle Hamilton is going to be this
1:59:54
year. I don't know what he's going to
1:59:56
be. He's got to stay healthy.
1:59:57
That's the problem. He he's one of the best safeties
2:00:00
in the league on the Baltimore Ravens.
2:00:01
There's no question their defense is going to be elite If
2:00:04
he's in the you can see the difference of the Baltimore
2:00:07
Ravens when he's not in the lineup and when he's in the
2:00:09
lineup, the defense is just elite.
2:00:11
When he's in the lineup. I again, Kyle Hamilton has to
2:00:14
stay healthy. That's the problem and I don't.
2:00:16
I don't know if he will stay healthy for the whole season.
2:00:19
90.1 PFF grade. Kyle Hamilton, he's great, elite
2:00:23
safety. He's great.
2:00:25
We remember Notre Dame, right? It was Notre Dame that he played
2:00:28
for. I remember he was awesome in
2:00:30
college and he fell. He fell in the draft because a
2:00:33
lot of people were questioning his and not his size, but
2:00:36
because he's tall. But his, his, his.
2:00:39
What is this, his build? It was his.
2:00:40
Build his build. 40 yard dash. He has gotten banged up, so you
2:00:44
know, there is some truth to that.
2:00:46
But that dude, that dude's just one of the best players in
2:00:49
football. They lock him up.
2:00:50
Smart move #5. Adam Thalen back to Minnesota
2:00:55
after he spent his first seven years of his career there since
2:00:57
he came into the NFL. 13th and receiving yards and catches, 9th
2:01:01
in total touchdowns and his 8311 yards, which is the third most
2:01:05
for an undrafted player ever. Adam Thalen back to the
2:01:08
Minnesota. Your thoughts?
2:01:09
It's very simple. Minnesota is his hometown.
2:01:12
It's where he's from. He played college ball there
2:01:15
and, and I love the fact that, first of all, Feeling still has
2:01:18
a little bit left. We saw what he did in Carolina.
2:01:20
I think he led Carolina in receiving yards last year.
2:01:23
He still could be a good #2 maybe a #3 you can move him in a
2:01:27
slot. You can move him on the outside.
2:01:28
And he's a great team leader. He's one of the best leaders
2:01:31
right now in the NFL. You listen to Bryce Young and
2:01:33
what Bryce Young said about him as a quarterback when everybody
2:01:36
was picking on him throughout the league and some of the
2:01:39
players said that he can't play and he's not a good quarterback.
2:01:42
Well, guess what Adam Feeling said?
2:01:43
Don't worry about what anybody says.
2:01:45
All you have to worry about is your teammates and what your
2:01:47
teammates think of you. Feeling is a leader, and that's
2:01:49
what fits over there. If Minnesota needs the
2:01:51
leadership over there with a young quarterback in McCarthy.
2:01:55
I think they they did it for more than one reason.
2:01:57
And you're you're right. I mean, a kid from there knows
2:02:00
exactly what it takes to win, went undrafted and what was in
2:02:02
2013 and, you know, it always had a little chip.
2:02:05
But yeah, going back to to where you're from and, and what you
2:02:09
know there, there's something to be said about that.
2:02:10
And he's obviously proven in it for as many years as he can, and
2:02:14
he's definitely a guy you root for too, as a guy going
2:02:17
undrafted and done it for as long as he has.
2:02:20
Yeah, Vikings had a lot of injuries down the roster on
2:02:22
receiver and Addison missing the first three games just made a
2:02:24
lot of sense. Going to get him at the price
2:02:26
that they had to pay for him. Speedy. #4 all.
2:02:29
Right, we'll combine, combine these two, the Giants and The
2:02:31
Jets Arrow. You kind of hinted at Malachi
2:02:33
Corley being cut. He refuses to play special
2:02:35
teams. Also cut Donovan Edwards who had
2:02:37
a nice preseason for them. Carter Warren and Brie Cook,
2:02:41
their young prospect. Only two quarterbacks on The
2:02:43
Jets roster for the Giants. Greg Dull says you, Errol you
2:02:45
were mentioning at Miller's Ale House, look like he's going to
2:02:47
be a good target, but he gets cutting rookie running back
2:02:50
Miller and Elijah Chapman as well, a defensive lineman that
2:02:52
played well last year see those cuts.
2:02:55
I think the biggest story was Malachi Corley and one of the
2:02:58
main reasons why he was a third round pick.
2:03:01
Everybody thought that this kid was going to be explosive for
2:03:03
the New York Jets. He was somebody that Joe Douglas
2:03:06
loved when they drafted him and he just didn't develop.
2:03:09
And Aaron Glenn, he was in Aaron Glenn's doghouse all offseason.
2:03:15
He really was. He wasn't training right.
2:03:16
They said he was a little overweight, a little overweight
2:03:19
when he came to camp and they asked him to do things with
2:03:22
special teams and he wouldn't do it.
2:03:24
And it pissed off Aaron Glenn because Aaron Glenn is a team
2:03:27
man and he's a team player. And if you're not going to do
2:03:29
what the coach and the coaching staff wants, you're out of here.
2:03:32
So I think the biggest story was Malachi Corley and and obviously
2:03:36
your your guy, Mr. Dan Time, the quarterback.
2:03:40
What's his name again? Yeah, why don't we ask Nifton,
2:03:43
his butt buddy over there, Quarterback.
2:03:45
Mr. Mr. Four Man, I'm sorry. The Patriots, the three Amigos,
2:03:49
the three Amigos. I can't believe the Patriots
2:03:51
brought it in. I can't believe somebody gave
2:03:53
him a chance. I don't think he's any good.
2:03:56
Well, I mean, he had to go somewhere, right?
2:03:57
Otherwise he would have ended up on the Giants practice squad.
2:03:59
Chapman did end up on the Giants practice squad, as did Tom and
2:04:03
Fox Lil Jordan Humphrey. The types of guys that the
2:04:07
Giants had to like use to fill out the roster are now on the
2:04:11
practice squad, which tells me the Giants depth has improved
2:04:14
significantly. So that's an exciting thing as a
2:04:17
Giants fan. Number.
2:04:18
Hey, don't forget our Husker on their fish.
2:04:19
That's right. Yep, your boy made it.
2:04:22
They cut goals dulcich and kept Fidoni which is really cool.
2:04:26
He had a good camp, pretty excited about that.
2:04:28
Chapman's an interesting player because they're going to bring
2:04:31
him up for sure in games where they want to use a fullback.
2:04:33
He's probably more effective as a goal line fullback type of a
2:04:37
dude and just occasional pass rusher next to Dexter Lawrence
2:04:41
because he's not able to hold up against a run.
2:04:43
He's undersized. That's why he went undrafted in
2:04:45
the 1st place. Was the big success story last
2:04:47
season. I'm sure we'll see him again
2:04:49
this year. So that was two of them.
2:04:51
Speedy 4:00 and 3:00. Yeah, I have two left.
2:04:52
Do you want to do right? Or combine last two Speedy 2.
2:04:56
And one, all right, so you were talking about earlier, Joe Mixon
2:05:00
could be out for the rest of the season.
2:05:01
Maybe it could come back for the playoffs.
2:05:03
So the playoffs are the one I want to focus on.
2:05:04
He's 609. Nineteen yards is the motion.
2:05:06
The playoffs the last five years among running backs and then
2:05:08
fifth and receiving yards also among running backs, 182.
2:05:11
So that's one. And then Hard Knocks episode 4
2:05:14
they're actually mentioning a biometrics mechanism changed and
2:05:18
Josh Allens throwing motion. Chris Hess was the guy that did
2:05:21
it and said it helped him with less sacks and fumbles yet fans
2:05:25
were complaining about that. He's only been sacked, fumbled
2:05:27
or picked or 4.2% of plays. Just the most in NFL history in
2:05:30
the modern era. Well, Joe Mixon, that's a pretty
2:05:33
interesting story. A lot of people drafted him and
2:05:36
now you're hearing he probably doesn't play unless there's a
2:05:38
playoff appearance from the Texans.
2:05:41
And I think the Texans will make the playoffs, so maybe they save
2:05:44
him for the playoffs. I I don't know if he comes back
2:05:47
or he doesn't, but it's a significant story because who's
2:05:49
their number one guy? Chubb.
2:05:51
I don't, I don't trust Nick Chubb.
2:05:52
Remember, he's coming back from another major injury.
2:05:55
I I don't know, they have another.
2:05:56
Rookie too with the with the first name Woody and the last
2:06:00
name marks. I I don't know as far as who is
2:06:04
it Josh Allen mechanics, I haven't machine thing.
2:06:08
I haven't watched Hard Knocks yet.
2:06:10
I'll wait. I always wait until the four
2:06:12
episodes are over and then I'm going to watch it straight
2:06:14
through. When I get a chance to watch it,
2:06:16
I probably give you my thoughts to it, but interesting story.
2:06:21
Josh Allen is one of the best quarterbacks in the league.
2:06:25
If they're going to try and try to stop or change his motion or
2:06:28
because of a machine, I think it only effects him.
2:06:30
This guy is an elite player. Just let him play his game.
2:06:34
Let him figure it out himself. You don't need any machines or
2:06:37
some kind of statistic or mathematical equation to fix
2:06:40
what he really is as a quarterback.
2:06:42
He's sensational. I don't think there's anything
2:06:44
that needs to be fixed with Josh Allen.
2:06:46
I, I, I find it fascinating that they're using these, these kind
2:06:49
of ways to help quarterbacks now.
2:06:51
Like just think about have you, have you?
2:06:53
Seen one of those labs? I I wish I've ever had a chance.
2:06:56
To there it's crazy like there there's different types.
2:07:00
I've seen them all like first one, like Doctor Andrews had one
2:07:03
when I was rehabbing my elbow and it's kind of like, you know,
2:07:07
they put the dots on you. They do also the stuff now
2:07:09
there's like lasers and it it is absolutely incredible how they
2:07:14
can break it down of like how much force and your
2:07:17
acceleration, your deceleration, whether your hips are like it's,
2:07:21
it's almost like too much like there there's labs that
2:07:24
literally that's all they do Like Oh, you, you're leaking
2:07:27
from your left adductors. You're like.
2:07:30
What? It's nuts and.
2:07:33
Yeah, I. I don't know, you know what
2:07:34
that's like Java. I'm still cutting, you know, hip
2:07:37
pads into knee pads for kids because we ran out, you know,
2:07:40
and we got and we're going to get yelled at by the refs.
2:07:42
You're going to get yourself in trouble on this show, man.
2:07:46
No, that's that's the reality of like high school football.
2:07:49
You have to understand that, like if you don't have money in
2:07:51
your school or it's a small school like I coach at our boy.
2:07:54
Jordan also is going back to the Buffalo Bills.
2:07:57
So that's a that's a big story. Jordan was talking about yeah,
2:08:01
when he was on the show and he was saying that he wants to play
2:08:05
back with the Buffalo Bills and he says we'll see.
2:08:08
And he didn't want to relay or give us any released
2:08:11
information. And he released it today as he
2:08:13
signed a one year deal with the Buffalo Bills to go back and see
2:08:18
if he can win a Super Bowl with the Buffalo Bills.
2:08:20
That would be a great story to walk away from the game and win
2:08:23
a Super Bowl with a Buffalo Bills team that is definitely
2:08:26
one of the favorites to coming out of the AFC again this year.
2:08:28
So congratulations to Jordan. I'm I'm interested to see what
2:08:32
he is going to do this year with a very loaded defense in the
2:08:37
Buffalo Bills. So I'm going to be, it's going
2:08:39
to be fun. Anyways, we have a new segment.
2:08:42
We've done this before. It's what the second or third
2:08:44
week? We call this Java rules.
2:08:53
He tastes himself at. All right, let's set it up.
2:08:57
Java, you're going to tell us as we've been learning in this
2:09:02
segment. What rules this week?
2:09:06
Yeah, there there was a there was a lot of of Java rules.
2:09:09
We, the one I thought about too, we covered earlier in the Brady
2:09:12
rules just because I thought it was fitting and what?
2:09:14
But one thing I really wanted to focus on, I know I did on what's
2:09:18
that smell? I did golf.
2:09:19
But what really rules about not only representing your country?
2:09:25
I don't know if you guys obviously are huge golf fans,
2:09:27
but Keegan Bradley was named captain and he's the number 11th
2:09:30
player in the world. So by via stats and finishes, he
2:09:35
should be on the team. He is the captain.
2:09:38
He did not vote himself and was selfless enough to put other
2:09:42
guys that had played this last month to the best of their
2:09:46
abilities. And he came out today in the
2:09:48
press conference this morning and said it hurts to not play
2:09:52
this because as a kid you want to represent your country and
2:09:55
play on the Ryder Cup. And he goes, but I was put here
2:09:59
to be the captain and this is what I'm going to do.
2:10:02
And it was just really cool to see being selfless because
2:10:05
there's only been one player captain, that's Arne Palmer.
2:10:08
And it's tough. It's tough to to be able to do
2:10:11
that, manage A-Team. You have vice, vice captains.
2:10:14
But for him to be selfless and and get guys on, we had two
2:10:19
first timers of the Ryder Cup and I thought it was very
2:10:22
fitting too because it's in Bethpage around your guys's neck
2:10:26
of the woods. I have paid, I have played
2:10:28
Bethpage. I'm not going to tell you what
2:10:30
my score was because it was not anything like the PGA Tour.
2:10:34
I just said I'll give you I had to restock balls afterwards.
2:10:38
But just a great event. It actually starts on my
2:10:41
birthday, so and just a really cool I'm going to.
2:10:45
Show you guys now, yeah. It'll it'll be fun.
2:10:47
And I think Keegan badly rules for for the way he handled it
2:10:51
and the way that he was just selfless and and knowing that he
2:10:55
should have been on the team, but he knew what was important
2:10:57
and to lead that team. So.
2:10:59
So Keegan Bradley, you ruled to me, buddy.
2:11:01
By the way, I just want to let everybody know that I will be
2:11:04
going. I got press passes and it's
2:11:07
always fun to get a chance to go and check out Bethpage Black.
2:11:10
I've never played golf, so I don't know much about driving
2:11:13
golf balls. I, I, I've heard about it.
2:11:15
I've heard they call it. The it's A and it's a public
2:11:18
course. That's why it rules to me.
2:11:19
And it's like you get there. It's like first come, first
2:11:22
serve. And you know, Keegan was like,
2:11:24
this is for the people that live up here, the people that play it
2:11:27
all the time to go and represent on our soil, to have the
2:11:31
Europeans come in and, and to represent this public course
2:11:34
that people can afford to play. And, you know, just be proud of
2:11:38
that. It was it was really cool.
2:11:40
And and it was it makes you proud to to wear the red, white
2:11:44
and blue. That's and just to let everybody
2:11:45
know how hard it is to play that course, Tiger Woods says.
2:11:49
Tiger Wood has said plenty of times it's the hardest course
2:11:52
he's ever played on so. Well, there's different courses.
2:11:55
The black courses is the one that that they're playing on.
2:11:58
You can play the other ones and score pretty good if you're an
2:12:00
OK golfer. But yeah, the black it's yeah,
2:12:04
you're you're going to need a lot of dude wipes because you're
2:12:06
you're going to be due to an all over yourself.
2:12:08
Breaking news, I got to go back off now all.
2:12:11
Right, ladies and gentlemen, when we come back, I don't know
2:12:14
if he's going to be whacking off, but I know his father and
2:12:17
his grandfather was whacking those balls when they were
2:12:20
playing in the major leagues. We're going to be talking to the
2:12:23
one and only Milwaukee Brewers second baseman prospect Jaden
2:12:27
Fielder. But first, our sports minute
2:12:30
with the fish. This is the Jabba and the Mouth
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Sportsman ads. All right guys, Aaron Fishman
2:12:40
here with your sportsman. It got a few more stories before
2:12:43
we get to the scores tonight. The Saint Louis Cardinals
2:12:46
catcher, Wilson Contreras, was suspended for six games after
2:12:50
blowing a gasket Monday night. After striking out into the 7th
2:12:53
inning, he threw his bat and accidentally hit his own coach,
2:12:57
his hitting coach, Brant Brown, and then proceeded to throw a
2:12:59
bunch of bubble gum onto the field.
2:13:01
After his ejection, the Cardinals actually went on to
2:13:04
win that Game 7 to 6, despite Contreras and manager Ollie
2:13:07
Marmos ejections. Contreras played in Tuesday's
2:13:09
game appealing suspension with his hearing ending.
2:13:12
Contreras claim not to know why he was tossed, although crew
2:13:15
chief Jordan Baker said he and Marmol were tossed for saying
2:13:18
vulgar stuff to home plate umpire Derek Thomas.
2:13:22
Contreras claimed he argued the strike call but didn't address a
2:13:25
specific pitch or say anything disrespectful.
2:13:28
Apparently he heard something he thought I said.
2:13:31
I did not say that that after the game.
2:13:34
The Cardinals have all but fallen out of the playoff race,
2:13:36
sitting 6 1/2 games back in the Mets for the final wild card
2:13:40
spot. Interesting story.
2:13:42
South Carolina women's head coach Dawn Staley spoke out
2:13:45
about rumors this offseason before the Knicks hired Mike
2:13:49
Brown to be their next head coach at the franchise was
2:13:51
looking to make Staley the first female head coach in NBA
2:13:54
history. In the newest episode of Post
2:13:57
Moves with Candace Parker and Alia Boston, Staley said that if
2:14:00
the job was offered her, she would have had to do it to do
2:14:04
it. She also said that she thinks
2:14:06
she lost out on the job based upon some questions she asked
2:14:09
during her interview to the staff.
2:14:11
She asked the Knicks front office how hiring her would
2:14:13
change their jobs, because it would and the types of questions
2:14:17
they would have the field and it gave the team pause, she said,
2:14:20
which changed the energy in the room.
2:14:22
Despite not getting hired, Staley is unquestionably one of,
2:14:25
if not the best women's coach in the game today, building South
2:14:28
Carolina into a powerhouse program.
2:14:30
Perhaps Staley, who just turned their 55, will have another
2:14:33
chance at the NBA before it's all said and done.
2:14:36
And finally, the team with the best record in baseball, the
2:14:39
Milwaukee Brewers, took a hit today as they had to put their
2:14:42
All Star closer Trevor McGill on the 15 day injured list with a
2:14:45
flexor tendon strain in his pitching arm.
2:14:48
McGill is five and through the 254 ERA and 30 saves in 44
2:14:52
appearances the season with an 11.2 K for 9 rate.
2:14:55
The Brewers also transferred injured rookie pitcher Logan
2:14:58
Henderson to the 60 day IL with his elbow injury, hoping for a
2:15:02
late season return for him. The Brewers are 83 and 50 on the
2:15:06
year and lead baseball with a + 162 run differential and have a
2:15:10
6 1/2 game lead on the Cubs for the NL Central division lead.
2:15:14
Abner Uribe is likely the next man up for the Brewers bullpen
2:15:17
as he often serves in a setup role for McGill and is 2 and one
2:15:20
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2:15:24
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All right, ladies and gentlemen, this is the first time he's on
2:17:19
the show. His father, one of the great
2:17:22
home run hitters of his time, and his grandfather, ex Yankee,
2:17:27
ex Detroit Tiger, Mr. Cecil Fielder and Prince Fielder, and
2:17:32
now a third generational player, the one and only Milwaukee
2:17:37
Brewers second base prospect Jaden Fielder.
2:17:41
Jaden, what's up man? This first time on a show, man.
2:17:44
Yes, Sir. Thank you for having me.
2:17:45
Absolutely. You kind of, you look like your
2:17:47
dad, man. You definitely do you.
2:17:50
You resemble Papa Dukes. And listen, I grew up a Cecil
2:17:56
Fielder fan. I watched him in Detroit and
2:17:58
there was one thing I remember more than anything.
2:18:01
Cecil Fielder, at one point of his career, he was in Detroit
2:18:05
and he bunted a ball and it it went over, it went over the wall
2:18:11
in Detroit. I don't know if you ever seen
2:18:13
it. It's one of the greatest things
2:18:15
I've ever seen. Could you imagine a guy that
2:18:17
that big just putting his bat out there and it just goes over
2:18:21
the wall in Detroit? That's that's not an easy
2:18:24
ballpark to hit home runs. Jabba knows that because he
2:18:27
played in Detroit. It's not easy to do that.
2:18:30
That's how strong your grandfather was.
2:18:32
So and now you're a third generational player.
2:18:35
What is it like playing for the Milwaukee Brewers organization?
2:18:39
Like I've said before, it's a dream come true.
2:18:41
Really. You know, I feel like I've known
2:18:44
everyone here my whole life because I, you know, kind of
2:18:47
have, it's a lot of the same staff and obviously a lot of,
2:18:50
you know, Ricky and being the, you know, the assistant manager
2:18:54
and all that. So I get to see him, you know,
2:18:55
every spring training. And so it just, you know, it
2:18:58
feels like I'm living my childhood, you know, over again,
2:19:02
which is is a pretty good childhood.
2:19:03
So yeah, I'm just, I'm blessed. So being that your dad obviously
2:19:07
was a big like bigger power hitting first baseman, you being
2:19:09
a second baseman, like was there like a different player type in
2:19:12
the divide? Like how did he help you develop
2:19:15
as a baseball player either 1 He was playing for one and then
2:19:18
after his career when he was over.
2:19:20
Well, I think, you know, when he was playing, I obviously we just
2:19:23
got to see everybody. So it was, you know, teaching
2:19:26
moments here and there when he was playing.
2:19:27
But it's more so, you know, just, you know, look around,
2:19:30
man, just kind of focus, you know what you're like.
2:19:33
Don't take anything for granted because it's, you know, he
2:19:35
always told me it's normal seeing legends like this every
2:19:37
day, so I appreciate that. And I said yeah after.
2:19:40
You've done playing. It got more.
2:19:41
That's when I was like turning 14 and stuff.
2:19:44
So that's when we kind of, you know, really started practicing.
2:19:46
He always told me like, you know, have a good swing because
2:19:50
if your good swing gets you homers, it gets you homers.
2:19:52
If it gets you a 350 average, so be it.
2:19:55
Like don't, don't try to hit homers like I did.
2:19:58
I didn't really try to hit homers, he said.
2:20:00
So, you know, it's just. I mean, I like to hit with some
2:20:03
power, but it's more so about just hitting the ball hard and
2:20:06
if it goes out, it goes out. Yeah, it's, it's funny, my
2:20:10
son's, he's a sophomore in in college now too.
2:20:13
And he's pitching so a little bit different, but kind of the
2:20:15
same thing. And I understand what your what
2:20:19
your dad as as a player. It's different.
2:20:21
It's just like you got 24 other dads.
2:20:24
Go, go play with them. Like I'll take care of you
2:20:27
later. And then, you know, it's always
2:20:28
interesting. You can speak on this too.
2:20:30
It's like when we do retire and then we become like, you know,
2:20:33
helping out and you're like, man, can you go back and like
2:20:35
play because you are annoying the shit out of me right now
2:20:38
because we're always around. So, but like, it's, it's one
2:20:41
thing I love talking to, you know, generational kids that
2:20:45
grew up in a clubhouse because people don't understand what
2:20:47
that's like. And you know, for obviously my
2:20:50
son going through it and he's 19 and, and a lot of a lot of kids
2:20:55
that, you know, get the opportunity, but but a lot
2:20:57
don't. What what's the biggest thing?
2:20:59
And you kind of touch on it, but from like the mental side of the
2:21:03
game that that you maybe didn't recognize when you were going
2:21:06
through it. But as you gotten older, you're
2:21:09
like, man, I remember seeing doing this because there's a lot
2:21:12
of things that you see, but it doesn't click right away until
2:21:15
you get older, until you're put in that position to be like, Oh
2:21:18
shit, I do. I do remember that.
2:21:19
And this is what it takes to be successful.
2:21:24
Shoot, I mean, I always noticed he, he, he tried to be like
2:21:28
really calm. That's what he's always told me.
2:21:30
Like now it's like, you know, you can be angry, but you play
2:21:33
tomorrow, like, or you can be super happy at a home run today,
2:21:37
but you got a game tomorrow. Like it's not, it's never too
2:21:41
high or low. It's just like, you know, it was
2:21:43
a good game. Let's let's have a nice dinner.
2:21:45
You know, let's get ready for tomorrow.
2:21:47
It's kind of like that thing. And another thing I would say,
2:21:49
like I would have noticed, like when he was at the house, he was
2:21:53
always like, he always made sure like write his goals out and
2:21:56
like always put him around the like literally every around the
2:21:59
house. It was like, you know, I'm going
2:22:01
to be a, I'm going to be successful in this, you know,
2:22:03
I'm going to be successful in this just all around the house.
2:22:06
So I think me seeing that as a kid, I was like, man, I kind of
2:22:11
that's now that, you know, now I'm, I'm doing the same thing.
2:22:13
I'm always, you know, writing things, you know, I want to be
2:22:15
successful in this and this. So as a kid, I thought that was
2:22:18
really cool. And now I'm really understand
2:22:20
like why that was so important to him.
2:22:23
We are talking to Milwaukee Brewers second base prospect
2:22:26
Jaden Fielder. If you don't know who Jaden is,
2:22:28
he's a third generational player.
2:22:30
His father was Prince Fielder and his grandfather was Cecil
2:22:33
Fielder. 2 baseball greats in their generation.
2:22:37
So it's, it's a great story when you think about generational
2:22:41
players. And we, we talk about that all
2:22:43
the time. And, and what's so interesting
2:22:45
about Milwaukee right now is you're going to get chance to
2:22:48
see some of the young players that you're you've grown up with
2:22:51
in the minor leagues and they're getting called up and they're
2:22:54
playing sensational baseball. They're one of the hottest teams
2:22:57
in baseball, top three team right now to win a World Series.
2:23:02
What are your thoughts to some of the young players that you've
2:23:04
seen or you've grown up with in the Milwaukee Brewers farm
2:23:07
system? And where do you see this team
2:23:09
going this year with all the great talent that they have on
2:23:13
this team? Yeah, well, I've been playing.
2:23:16
I played it in Spring Tramp. I played with, you know, Blake
2:23:18
Burke and Marco Dean, just, you know, Braylon, all of them.
2:23:21
And yeah, I think what I've noticed everyone that's in the
2:23:25
Milwaukee like organization, they're just like cool people
2:23:28
really. You know, they're just all
2:23:29
trying to, you know, come to their job and win every day.
2:23:33
You know, no one's like weird or anything like that, which I
2:23:35
really enjoy that. Who is that?
2:23:37
They have a chance for the World Series.
2:23:38
I don't know, they they've been beating up on the Dodgers real
2:23:40
bad every time I watch them. I mean, if you can be the
2:23:43
Dodger, I think you can be, you know, anybody really.
2:23:45
Oh, you don't like the deferred money, You don't like the Shay
2:23:48
Ohtani stories, all the the backlash that he's had with the
2:23:52
betting scandal or, you know, hey, listen, if you want to.
2:23:55
Buy innocent tell proven guilty, innocent tell proven.
2:23:58
I don't know anything about that.
2:23:59
I don't know anything about that Let.
2:24:02
Me tell you something this man right over here in the corner
2:24:05
has been backing up Shay Ohtani since day one since he started
2:24:09
with this show and I don't know what the love fest for this this
2:24:12
guy is this guy has been in a scandal since Jabba started this
2:24:17
show. Every six months this man's in a
2:24:19
scandal and Jabba's. Like innocent until proven
2:24:22
guilty. Innocent until proven guilty,
2:24:23
his name stamped to every single thing.
2:24:25
What's next? And, and he's still playing
2:24:28
baseball and he's still rich. Yeah, you know why?
2:24:31
You know why? Because baseball knows that he's
2:24:33
an international phenom. That's the only reason why he's
2:24:36
still playing baseball. All right.
2:24:37
Globe. Remember that conversation?
2:24:39
He's global. He's the most popular.
2:24:41
Oh, yeah, he's global. All right, so is my underwear.
2:24:43
Let's go. All right, Speedy.
2:24:45
I was going to ask about a guy that we had on the show last
2:24:48
week, actually, that your dad played with as well.
2:24:50
He actually said he had some interesting stories about you
2:24:52
that he couldn't tell you on there, and that was Corey Hart.
2:24:54
Any interesting stories about him?
2:24:56
Any interesting stories of Corey?
2:24:58
Yeah, man. Ones that you know, ones that
2:25:03
you can tell you know how the. Yeah, I will say he, I remember,
2:25:11
I think it was during spring training, but he has this like,
2:25:15
I don't know if he has it now, but it was like this four, I
2:25:17
think it was a four wheel drive, like open buggy, like a buggy
2:25:20
with like the like the cage around you.
2:25:23
And I remember we, I think we went, we drove to the gas
2:25:27
station in it and then I drove back to his house and I thought
2:25:29
that was like the coolest thing ever.
2:25:31
I've never, I was in like a cage.
2:25:33
I've never been like that before.
2:25:34
So I thought that was pretty cool.
2:25:38
Hold on. I'm shot like a like like a
2:25:40
Jeep, but it was like a buggy with a cage.
2:25:43
It was like a little, it was like a like a dirt, like a dirt
2:25:46
buggy like. Oh yeah.
2:25:49
Dirt buggy. Yeah.
2:25:51
I'm not talking about it now, I know what they're called, but
2:25:54
yeah. Hey, anybody want to go in Mr.
2:25:56
Hart's dirt buggy? We'll call it the Shag Buggy.
2:26:00
We'll call it the Shag Buggy. What Jayden so you, you were
2:26:06
talking about how you saw pops go along and, and put goals in
2:26:10
like what are some goals you set for yourself?
2:26:12
Do you do you set them like yearly?
2:26:14
Do you do you set mine was like at the beginning of the year.
2:26:17
I I would set like benchmarks, like obviously obtainable ones.
2:26:21
People, I understand you, you shoot for the stars.
2:26:24
Hopefully you know, you hit the clouds or whatever.
2:26:27
But do you set them like as you go and do you cross them off?
2:26:30
And then once you cross them off, you make a new one?
2:26:33
Because I think that's, I think that's really important for,
2:26:36
for, for anybody in general, whether it's, you know, sports
2:26:39
wise, business wise person, you know, all, all things to set
2:26:43
goals and, and standards of, of attainable things.
2:26:47
And so I, I love to hear you do that as, as a kid, like to see
2:26:51
it and how you understand that that is important.
2:26:54
So do you, do you do it like at the beginning of the year then
2:26:57
like do you have like a 30 game checkup or, or how do you do it?
2:27:03
I mean, before the see, it's usually, yeah, like right when
2:27:05
the year starts. I mostly, I mostly just have
2:27:10
like a list of like things to think about all the time.
2:27:13
And they're actually like the lock screen on my phone.
2:27:15
But it's like, you know, just, I usually go like I'll set my
2:27:19
goals for like my average and stuff.
2:27:21
But like I make that at the beginning, like the I make that
2:27:25
one time, I'll make the numbers like crazy high because I just
2:27:29
want to see like, you know, like you said, shoot for the moon,
2:27:31
playing on the stars, whatever. So I do that one time.
2:27:34
I don't, I don't look at that until like the end of the
2:27:36
season, though. But yeah, I just have like a
2:27:39
checklist on my phone and I'll like sometimes updated.
2:27:42
Like I mostly just got like one hard hit a day.
2:27:46
Like that's that's all I'm looking for.
2:27:48
And then, you know, and then obviously I got a little bit of
2:27:51
speed. So I try to make it up on the
2:27:53
bases, you know, with walks and stuff like that.
2:27:55
But yeah, I'm more of, I'm more so like like the one hard hit a
2:27:59
day or like, you know, be calm throughout the day.
2:28:02
I'm more so like go over that type of stuff versus like the
2:28:05
actual like stats of it. Your father and your grandfather
2:28:08
have the same amount of home runs in their career.
2:28:11
I don't know if you know that 319 home runs, which is pretty
2:28:14
incredible. And when you look at it, it
2:28:16
usually never works that way. When you look back at some of
2:28:19
the guys or some of the fathers and sons that have played in
2:28:22
professional sports, it really never has worked.
2:28:26
And you got now obviously LeBron James and Bronie James and
2:28:29
Bronie has a big hole to fill, lots of holes to fill with a guy
2:28:34
like LeBron. He's one of the greatest, second
2:28:37
greatest basketball player of all time, even though he thinks
2:28:39
he's better than joining. He's on drugs.
2:28:40
But that's just my opinion. And, and, and we could go on and
2:28:43
on and on with some of these guys.
2:28:44
Scottie Pippen's son is in the NBA as well, trying to compare
2:28:48
himself to his father. And then Gary Payton's son is
2:28:52
playing in the NBA. So there's many fathers and
2:28:54
sons. And then you look at Cecil, who
2:28:57
has been a very successful hitter in his career as a
2:29:00
baseball player with Detroit, and then obviously with the
2:29:03
Yankees, and then your father with the Milwaukee, with the
2:29:07
Milwaukee Brewers. Are you surprised that your
2:29:10
father with such big holes, you know, to fill with with what his
2:29:14
grandfather did as a baseball player?
2:29:16
Are you surprised your father achieved just as many goals as
2:29:19
your grandfather did as a professional baseball player?
2:29:22
She not really. I mean he would have had more if
2:29:24
he didn't get hurt. Just saying yes.
2:29:26
Well. Yeah.
2:29:28
That is true. He also got robbed of like 2-2
2:29:31
homers too, so he could have got more, but I don't know.
2:29:35
I mean, no, I kind of know because he's like you said
2:29:38
earlier, like the more I'm growing up, the more I'm
2:29:40
realizing like how alike I am to him.
2:29:43
And like whenever I think of baseball, I'm like, I'm trying
2:29:45
to like I can be better than anyone who's ever played.
2:29:48
And I know for a fact my dad especially know how big and
2:29:51
strong he was at such a young age.
2:29:53
I know he was thinking the same way.
2:29:54
So I definitely, I definitely, you know, I definitely believe
2:29:59
that he since he was young, he knew that he was going to be
2:30:02
better or I mean just as good, I guess with the same amount of
2:30:06
home runs. What, what is it like being
2:30:08
around your grandfather and your father, two guys, 2 phenoms
2:30:12
sitting at a dinner table and you're right there.
2:30:14
And that's how they're going back and forth.
2:30:16
And I'm sure they all, they both think baseball different, you
2:30:20
know, differently. And one played in the 80s and
2:30:23
the 90's, the other played in the 2000s.
2:30:26
And you're sitting there and you're the grandson and the, and
2:30:29
the son and you're trying to say, should I listen to grandpa
2:30:32
or should I, I listen to dad? What is it like being in the
2:30:36
same room with these two behemoths and trying to trying
2:30:40
to grasp what these guys are trying to tell you as a as a
2:30:43
professional athlete? Well, they never, they never
2:30:47
like argued about who is better and stuff like that.
2:30:49
My dad's not, they're not like that type of we're not that type
2:30:53
of family. Just like argue.
2:30:54
They're not competitive. They're not competitive.
2:30:58
Not in that way. You know, they're both great, so
2:31:00
might as well be competitive in just like the information they
2:31:04
give me. Yeah.
2:31:05
Tell me stuff about, you know, pitches and all that.
2:31:07
But not never like they never, like went against each other.
2:31:09
I'm better than you or this or that now.
2:31:11
Oh, come on, you're sitting at the table.
2:31:13
They never had fun as they got. Dad, I I hit the ball better
2:31:17
than you and oh, I could play Uno better than you.
2:31:20
I'm a better poker player than you.
2:31:21
All right, Let's play checkers. Dad, let's play checkers.
2:31:24
I mean, your, your your father and your grandfather are not
2:31:27
competitive like that. I can eat a hamburger faster
2:31:30
than you, Prince. I mean a little bit little bit
2:31:33
like that. Yeah, I guess just a little.
2:31:36
Bit I mean, come on. Well, you're 2 professional
2:31:39
athletes and your father was Cecil Fielder and, and your,
2:31:45
your father is Prince and MVP. He was the Most Valuable Player
2:31:50
in the major leagues. He was a great player.
2:31:53
So and, and you look at both of them, you're just trying to like
2:31:56
my grandfather and my father are sensational and I have a chance
2:32:00
to be better than them. That does that doesn't go
2:32:03
through your mind as is something that you want to
2:32:05
achieve. You want to be considered a
2:32:08
third generational superstar like your your father and your
2:32:11
grandfather were. Yeah, of course, of course.
2:32:13
But I never, you know, they never looked as like any
2:32:16
pressure, I guess. No, I'm not saying pressure.
2:32:18
I'm not saying pressure, but it is pretty cool.
2:32:20
Then. Yeah, yeah.
2:32:22
It's just not. It's always, I've always been
2:32:25
told that my, I mean, my dad said since I was a little kid,
2:32:28
he's like, you can be a lot better than me because, you
2:32:30
know, you got some speed that I unfortunately don't have too
2:32:33
much of. But yeah, you can be, you can be
2:32:36
just be the best you, you can be, you know, if that ends up
2:32:38
being better or the same or worse, so be it.
2:32:41
But if you exceed the most of your abilities, then that's all
2:32:45
you can. Really ask for.
2:32:47
So going back to whatever mentioned about the the rule,
2:32:49
the rule changes and all the things that Rob Manfred trying
2:32:51
to do in baseball, the minor leagues, it seems like is where
2:32:53
the like they're basically you guys are the test dummies for
2:32:55
these new rules. Obviously you said you're a
2:32:57
speed guy, so I'm sure you like the bigger bases, but obviously
2:33:00
the shifting being infielder and some of the other rules.
2:33:02
What are your thoughts to all those?
2:33:03
I think, I mean, that's the bigger bases were definitely I
2:33:06
didn't realize how much the bigger bases actually like are
2:33:11
so helpful. Like not even for like being
2:33:14
safe or whatever. It's just so you can step on the
2:33:16
bag and not have your foot this close to the other guy.
2:33:19
Like I think that's that's definitely my favorite.
2:33:23
I mean the shifts, that's obviously I hated the shifts
2:33:26
even when they were, I mean, I just never understood them.
2:33:29
Like it just doesn't even make sense baseball wise to have like
2:33:33
4 guys on the whole right side and leave this whole side open.
2:33:35
That's just I thought that was a little bit dumb.
2:33:38
But yeah, I like the I like the changes going on so far though.
2:33:41
I will say what I asked my son this all the time growing up in
2:33:46
look at you. Is that the buggy?
2:33:48
Yeah, there it is. That's the buggy.
2:33:50
That's the buggy. Yeah, that was that's the buggy.
2:33:53
But yeah, I when you grow up in a club that you always have one
2:33:57
where it's like, OK, I know he's going to this city.
2:33:59
I I want to go to this city because whether it's the food,
2:34:01
the shopping, like, or just whatever.
2:34:03
Was there one city that you're always like, oh, OK, pops.
2:34:06
Like I'm, I'm making sure I'm coming to this one.
2:34:11
Let me see Angels, Angels for sure, because we got to stay in
2:34:15
a real nice, you know, Los Angeles hotel, I'd say for like
2:34:19
the were you a big room? Were you a big room service guy
2:34:21
like my son he killed? Yeah, I was.
2:34:24
I was. Terrible.
2:34:24
Yeah. Man, y'all killed, I kill us.
2:34:29
I know. Yeah, I got yelled a few times.
2:34:30
I would order it. Wait.
2:34:32
I started ordering salmon one time.
2:34:33
That's when my dad got real mad. He's like, dude, you don't even
2:34:35
eat salmon. You don't even know what salmon
2:34:37
is. Why are you ordering salmon?
2:34:38
I'd say, yeah, I like that. And the Yankee Stadium, of
2:34:41
course. That was like my favorite too.
2:34:43
I will say this, I, I, I've been to Yankee Stadium, the old
2:34:47
Yankee Stadium and the new Yankee Stadium.
2:34:49
The old Yankee Stadium is so much better than the new Yankee
2:34:52
Stadium. I, I even like the food over
2:34:55
there at the old Yankee Stadium more than the new Yankee
2:34:57
Stadium. It's just something about that
2:34:59
stadium really had my heart and unfortunately, you know, they
2:35:03
had to move forward and and knock down the stadium to bring
2:35:06
to put a new stadium because obviously there was nothing they
2:35:10
needed to add more things and more features and more seats.
2:35:12
But you look at the game now and obviously the changes like
2:35:18
Speedy were saying, but now you have the opportunity to watch
2:35:21
some of the young phenoms in the league.
2:35:23
And there Aaron Judge of is obviously is that that face with
2:35:28
Otani. Who do you think is the next
2:35:31
phenom of the league? Where?
2:35:33
Who do you think is going to be the next face of the league in
2:35:37
the next 10 years, man? Next.
2:35:39
I mean, I love that. Be me the next 10 years.
2:35:43
Shoot. OK, excluding excluding myself,
2:35:46
I think we got Luis Pena and Jesus, Maddie.
2:35:49
They're pretty good on our team. I mean, they could be they could
2:35:52
be up there too pretty. I mean, they could be the faces
2:35:55
too, really. I mean, yeah, I'd say I'd say
2:35:59
those two are pretty good. So.
2:36:00
You don't have a lot of hype with pain yet, so I I definitely
2:36:03
could believe that. Yeah, they're pretty good.
2:36:06
They're pretty nasty. Definitely pretty nasty.
2:36:08
Interesting. So besides your besides your
2:36:11
grandfather and your father, any other funny either teammate
2:36:14
story from them or one from any guys that you've played with so
2:36:18
far in, in your time in minor League Baseball with the
2:36:20
Brewers? There's all types of story.
2:36:23
I mean, like, I don't know if that's, you know, on air, you
2:36:26
know, possible, but I mean, shoot, Yeah, no, I can't think
2:36:30
of any. I can't think of any right now.
2:36:31
Figure this half the ones we usually can't say anyways.
2:36:34
It's always interesting to me. Like in the minor leagues,
2:36:37
people don't understand like the grind of what the minor leagues
2:36:41
are. You know, they they see the big
2:36:43
leagues and, you know, obviously what they've done.
2:36:48
And and I will give them a little bit.
2:36:50
It took them forever to figure it out of how they were going to
2:36:52
take better care of the minor league guys and with housing and
2:36:55
and all the other stuff. But give, give a little
2:36:58
depiction. Like for people that are
2:37:01
baseball fans, but they only see like the big league side of it
2:37:05
where like eating peanut butter and jellies and, you know, ham
2:37:09
and turkeys all you get. And you got some bananas that
2:37:12
are don't know if they're edible or not.
2:37:14
Like, I mean, it's a grind. And so give a little perspective
2:37:18
of of kind of a day in the life of a minor leaguer because
2:37:21
literally they they don't get to see that part of it.
2:37:25
Yeah, I'd say my my dad definitely says nowadays we have
2:37:29
it a lot, a lot better than, you know, fail.
2:37:31
Y'all do Definitely, definitely. So I'd say nowadays, I mean,
2:37:37
because I've, I've been in Arizona this whole time, you
2:37:39
know, staying in a rookie ball. But plus the Milwaukee Brewers
2:37:43
are very good with the minor leaguers.
2:37:45
Got us a nice apartment that, you know, it's funded by them
2:37:48
and all that. We do have like 3 meals a day.
2:37:51
So it's no more, you know, nasty bananas and all that type of
2:37:55
stuff. Usually we get to the field, we
2:37:57
have three meals. They, you know, obviously
2:38:00
workout and stuff, practice and then the game.
2:38:04
But yeah, it's. Definitely it's it's a lot, a
2:38:05
lot nicer than you know, you know the years before me for
2:38:10
sure. Hey, but you got to give me a
2:38:13
dub story. You got to give me ACC story.
2:38:16
I, I know there's, I know there's plenty dog that that's
2:38:19
my dude. And I know you know, him and
2:38:23
Prince were tight. So I, I, there's one, there's,
2:38:25
there's one that you that you can tell, shoot, you had to go
2:38:31
to like one of his parties or something because he threw
2:38:33
bangers. Yeah, let me.
2:38:36
See, I mean, I'm telling you, most of the time it was just me
2:38:39
and Cece's boy Carsten, because, you know, the the adults were
2:38:42
off doing their thing. We were always, Carson actually
2:38:46
sees as a nice like basketball, like court in his house and
2:38:51
yeah, in the basement. Yeah, me and my brother and
2:38:55
Little C and you know, his brother, we would literally just
2:38:57
be playing there for like 5 hours.
2:38:59
Like literally the whole, the whole time we'd go over there,
2:39:02
like literally throughout the entire night, we would just be
2:39:05
in there playing basketball, playing baseball.
2:39:07
So yeah, the adults were. I don't know where they were at,
2:39:10
but we were. Just.
2:39:11
We were Bond. I mean, he played hide and go
2:39:13
seek and he wouldn't be found in that house anyways.
2:39:15
That's we did that too. Yeah, it was.
2:39:18
There's a lot. Yeah, we we play all types of
2:39:20
games. We are talking to Milwaukee
2:39:21
Brewers second base prospect Jaden Fielder, the son of
2:39:25
Prince, his grandfather. Cease a Cecil.
2:39:28
Before we let you go, I, I just want to know your opinion here.
2:39:32
You're, you're playing in the minors, you're playing at rookie
2:39:34
camp. When do you see yourself being
2:39:37
called up to the majors and where do you see yourself in the
2:39:42
in the next 5 years? Do you see yourself as the
2:39:44
starting second baseman for the Milwaukee Brewers?
2:39:47
I mean, I've I've I've actually started playing a little bit of,
2:39:50
you know, second all around, like even the outfit a little
2:39:53
bit. So I mean, the next five years,
2:39:56
I for sure, I'm not sure if it's going to be starting second
2:39:58
baseman or where it's going to be, but I definitely, you know,
2:40:01
see myself earning a spot on somewhere on that team for sure.
2:40:06
Right now, it's currently roadblock by Yankees legend
2:40:08
Caleb Durbin. Roadblock.
2:40:11
Lane Wallace, I. Guess so.
2:40:13
Please. Another Yankee gone, gone away.
2:40:18
As we all know I job is putting. He's trying to not smile because
2:40:22
he knows where I feel about the Yankees right now.
2:40:25
I'm just absolutely, I'm fed up. I'm fed up with the New York.
2:40:28
Yankees. I'm absolutely fed up with it,
2:40:30
so I can't wait till the season's over.
2:40:33
I'm done. Yeah.
2:40:34
If you notice, I wear Yankee hats on this show all the time.
2:40:37
I got all different Yankee colors and I I sport them.
2:40:40
But every time I watch the Yankees, they make me want to
2:40:43
hurl. Every time I watch this team,
2:40:45
they're just. They make me sick.
2:40:48
You spend all this money, you have an organization that has
2:40:51
invested into the players and and these players just don't
2:40:54
show up week by week, day by day, minute by minute, hour
2:40:57
after hour. And I just, I can't sit there
2:41:00
and I listen to the stupid fans that I I mean stupid Don't be
2:41:04
fans out there that think because they're Yankee fans,
2:41:07
they know more about the Yankees because then the players do and
2:41:11
they don't. And it just it's on social
2:41:13
media. You could read what they write.
2:41:15
Well, if if Boone does this and he does that, the Yankees would
2:41:19
be winning. Oh, yeah.
2:41:20
It's that easy, huh? Yeah.
2:41:22
You're you're just a mastermind for the organization.
2:41:26
That's the problem with fans. They think what they want to
2:41:28
think and they see what they want to see, but they don't
2:41:30
realize how hard it really is. So.
2:41:32
Jayden what Jayden, what he's telling you is don't look, it's
2:41:36
yes, social media is what he's saying.
2:41:38
Stay the. Hell.
2:41:39
Away from, stay the hell away from because there's social
2:41:43
media and if you ever go, if you ever get traded to the Yankees,
2:41:46
I'm going to love you. If you ever wear the the, if you
2:41:49
ever wear the, the number 34, I'm going to love you because
2:41:52
that's my number. Anything with any of those
2:41:55
things, if you wear pinstripes and it's not the Yankees, I'm
2:41:58
still going to love you so. Just don't do anything that Jazz
2:42:01
Chisholm would do, then you'll be fine.
2:42:03
It's not jazz, Chisholm. It's jazz jism, OK?
2:42:06
And do not go if you ever go to a Home Run Derby, okay?
2:42:11
If you ever go to a Home Run Derby, don't go out there and
2:42:14
look like a Jackass by only hitting three home runs.
2:42:17
You must have been You call yourself a Bronx Bomber and all
2:42:20
you can hit when somebody is lobbing a ball over the plate.
2:42:23
I would have hit more than three home runs.
2:42:25
I would have hit more than three home runs.
2:42:27
That was an embarrassment. All right, what's what's in your
2:42:30
drink? Because you would hit three home
2:42:32
runs on a big league. Field no you.
2:42:34
I've got power, man. I mean, if you're playing T-ball
2:42:36
fences. I'm telling you, I got power.
2:42:38
How? What do you think?
2:42:39
You really don't think I have any power I you?
2:42:42
Know there's no chance you're hitting a Homer in a big league
2:42:44
yard. No shot.
2:42:45
OK, that'll be a bet too. I.
2:42:48
Just said you could hit. Three Homer like I just I, I
2:42:51
think that yeah, if I, if I get time and and swing 4500 at bats
2:42:56
in two days, three days, absolutely, absolutely,
2:43:00
absolutely no question. Come on, dog.
2:43:04
You're lobbing a bowl over the plate, you're lobbing a ball
2:43:07
over the plate and you're going to tell me that if I had the
2:43:10
opportunity and tempo and and and technique in a couple of
2:43:14
days, you got to tell. Me, I can't.
2:43:15
Hit it really hard though. If he's lobby, you got to swing,
2:43:17
really. Well, I'm a pretty big strong
2:43:19
person, man. I'm not small, so it's not like
2:43:22
I, I, I can. What are you making faces job?
2:43:26
You think I can't? There's no shot a dude that
2:43:30
literally isn't a big leagues. You don't have to like him or
2:43:32
not, but he's a proven big leaguer.
2:43:35
Couldn't hit 3 homers and you're.
2:43:36
Because he can't take the pressure.
2:43:38
What do I have to lose to stand over there and somebody lobbed
2:43:41
over you just. Said you can hit more than
2:43:43
three. Homers if I if I'm practicing
2:43:46
and going out there and and swinging out.
2:43:48
A ball over this dude does it every day.
2:43:51
Exactly, that makes him just the biggest retard of.
2:43:54
Even Robinson no at 0 at one point.
2:43:56
Right in a Home Run Derby. Did he hit no home runs in a
2:44:00
Home Run Derby? No, he ended up hitting him.
2:44:02
But yeah, he yeah, there's there's been some names that had
2:44:06
that that have had zero. And the fact that you had the
2:44:09
audacity said you'd hit more. Than I think I would.
2:44:11
Yes, I think I would. That was a blasphemy.
2:44:13
All right, all right. Well, that's another bet there,
2:44:16
Jayden. Can you please tell him how hard
2:44:17
it is? I mean, it's, it's pretty
2:44:20
difficult there. I mean, there's been some days
2:44:23
I'm pretty decent at hitting BP homers.
2:44:25
There's been some days I have no shot so.
2:44:28
OK, it's pretty difficult over there in Yankee Stadium.
2:44:31
What's the furthest place to hit a home run?
2:44:33
Left word that the Homer Derby wasn't.
2:44:36
I'm just saying. I'm just saying.
2:44:37
Left center. How far is that?
2:44:41
390 something like that. OK, I was at a baseball.
2:44:44
I was at a baseball field and I, I, I can tell you there's
2:44:47
somebody that will actually tell you that a kid was lobbing a
2:44:50
ball over and I was smacking a ball over 350 feet.
2:44:53
So you're going to tell me I can't hit another 4040 feet over
2:44:57
a freaking yard? Come on man, I you think I
2:45:00
really don't have power you. Really.
2:45:03
I'm not. I'm not you.
2:45:04
Really. Yeah, you are.
2:45:05
You're telling me I can't do it? You have.
2:45:07
Never once on this show said you're not good at something.
2:45:10
That's not true. I can't bowl for shit.
2:45:13
I'm a horrible bowler. I am the worst bowler in
2:45:16
creation known to man and I can't play golf.
2:45:18
I've never played golf and it's an absolute, I'll probably be an
2:45:22
absolute embarrassment because I've never done it before, but I
2:45:25
I can hit a baseball. I know I can't So and again, I
2:45:30
played an immense league with semi pro baseball players and I
2:45:32
was pretty good too. So I I I think I can hit it.
2:45:36
So. And and you're telling me Jazz
2:45:38
Chisholm Jism himself, who's standing there and getting lob
2:45:42
balls and he had seventeen home runs, who opened his big
2:45:45
freaking mouth and embarrassed himself on national television,
2:45:48
comes out there and says, well, you know, we're still a good
2:45:52
team. I'm still a great player.
2:45:56
Yeah, shut up. I'm done.
2:45:58
I'm done with Jazz Jism. I'm done with this team.
2:46:01
Sell them all off. I don't want anybody on this
2:46:04
team. Get rid of them all in the
2:46:06
offseason. Get rid of Aaron Boone, get out
2:46:09
of cash. Get rid of House Steinbrenner,
2:46:11
sell his ass. All right, that's what I'm going
2:46:13
to say about the. Yankees Hey, I'm not going to.
2:46:15
I didn't mean to bring this up, but Cecil Fielder had 0 homers
2:46:18
in a Home Run Derby. Oh.
2:46:20
See. In 1990.
2:46:23
Wow, it happens. Maybe Ken Griffey junior Mike
2:46:27
Piazza did it twice. Gary Guyetti And then there's
2:46:32
Errol Marx, who's going to go just hit yaks just all over the
2:46:36
place. Listen, let's do it.
2:46:38
Let's do it. If you're lobbing a ball over
2:46:41
the plate and you get that's. Harder.
2:46:44
Listen, I, I, I'm telling you, you think I really can't hit the
2:46:47
ball? I'm gonna hit it.
2:46:48
I'm not saying it's harder to hit a home run if a dude's
2:46:50
lobbying it instead. Like if he's throwing 90, yeah
2:46:53
your odds are way better than. That I got what you're saying
2:46:55
because of the the tempo, you know, when you're you're going
2:46:58
full speed and, and it's all about the I got it, I got it,
2:47:01
but I'm telling you I I, I can hit the ball so.
2:47:06
All right, I'm just sign me up for for whatever bet you want
2:47:10
right now. All right, that you will hit
2:47:11
more than. 3 overs now I have to have, I have to practice.
2:47:14
You can't tell me that I'm just going to go right, OK?
2:47:16
I'm not seeing you going. Wrong.
2:47:18
No, no, I I need. Never going wrong.
2:47:20
No, I no, I'm talking about a couple of days, maybe 100
2:47:23
pitches. I need some time to to get my
2:47:25
swing. Once I have my swing 100%, yeah,
2:47:28
I could do it. I can tell by your practice
2:47:30
swing that was trash. What do you mean my practice
2:47:32
swing? I'm sitting in a freaking seat
2:47:36
you. That's hot garbage.
2:47:37
You know what? I'm going to give you hot
2:47:38
garbage. Not on the radio, baby.
2:47:43
Wow, Jayden, you saw it too. You chuckled.
2:47:45
I got you. I like anal.
2:47:48
Well, listen, he could chuckle. You guys could chuckle.
2:47:51
Let's chuckle. All right?
2:47:54
We'll be chuckling after me, all right?
2:47:57
Right. Anyways, we love you, man, and I
2:47:59
wish you nothing but the best. I want you to come back on the
2:48:01
show. I, I, we did have a lot of fun.
2:48:04
Maybe, you know, by the time you come back on the show in about,
2:48:07
oh, six months, five months, whenever you want to come back
2:48:10
on, you're in the majors playing baseball and we can talk about
2:48:13
when you're going to win your first MVP.
2:48:15
How about that? Yeah, for sure.
2:48:17
That sounds sounds like a great play.
2:48:18
Yeah, well, don't worry, man, I didn't say I was going to hit
2:48:21
more home runs than you, OK, So I I would never do that to you.
2:48:25
But Jazz Chisholm, I I might have to.
2:48:27
I might have to go one-on-one. It might have to happen.
2:48:30
You know, maybe I'll beat him with my baseball bat after I'm
2:48:33
done with them. Anyways, thank you, my friend.
2:48:36
And tell your father I said hello, man.
2:48:39
Tell Jabba. Say Jabba, because he doesn't
2:48:41
even know who the hell I am. Tell him.
2:48:43
Tell him Jabba says hello. Your dad's 2 for two off me, so
2:48:48
he owes me. Don't yell you.
2:48:51
I will. Do I'll tell you what I could
2:48:53
beat your I might be able to beat your father at How about
2:48:57
hamburger eating contest? You think I could beat him in
2:48:59
hamburger eating contest? He doesn't really eat.
2:49:04
Hamburgers too much so he might I win there you go so I at least
2:49:08
I can beat him at something there you go I can't beat
2:49:10
anybody in bowling. I'm probably the worst bowler
2:49:13
known to man. Even if you put what are they
2:49:15
call those bumpers, those bumpers I'm still really bad.
2:49:19
I just I because I always thought, hey, you know what if I
2:49:22
throw the ball down as hard as I can down the middle, it's going
2:49:25
to knock all the pins. It doesn't usually work that
2:49:27
way. I have no finesse whatsoever.
2:49:29
So I'm just embarrassing myself right now as we speak.
2:49:32
So I'm going to let you go, man, before you probably think I'm a
2:49:35
complete asshole. Anyways, Jayden, we really
2:49:38
appreciate you. You're sensational and we'll
2:49:40
talk to you soon, buddy. Yes, Sir, Sounds good.
2:49:43
Thank you, guys. Thank you for having me.
2:49:45
Absolutely. Milwaukee Brewers second base
2:49:48
prospect Jayden Fielder. And yeah, and that's what banter
2:49:52
is. Ladies and gentlemen, even if
2:49:54
you hate it, banter can go in many different areas, right,
2:49:57
Speedy? Oh yeah, we all know that Jabba
2:50:00
just can't stand it. But you know, we can go back and
2:50:02
forth. He can love it.
2:50:04
Yeah, I love it too. You know, as much as I like to
2:50:07
embarrass myself, but I'm going to tell you this.
2:50:09
We're we're going to make these bets, man.
2:50:11
You got to give me an opportunity to do what I got to
2:50:13
do. Look, we're going to have the
2:50:15
job in the mouth. Olympics so far, you're going to
2:50:17
steal a base off of Java five times.
2:50:20
So we got five. Yeah, 5 opportunities. 5
2:50:23
opportunities. All right, all right.
2:50:25
And now you're going to hit not one, not 2, not 3 or 4, about
2:50:32
four or more home runs in a big league park dimension, 100%
2:50:37
situation, simulation setting. Oh boy, you're going to get to
2:50:41
have practice. We'll film it like the Rocky 4
2:50:43
montage. Let's do it of you relearning
2:50:45
how to hit a baseball ball. It's only going to take, you
2:50:47
know, a couple of practices. Let's do it.
2:50:49
You'll be ready back to hit Major League caliber pitching.
2:50:53
You got this first of all, and I, I, I want you guys to
2:50:56
understand something. I was at a ballpark recently and
2:51:00
it the, the furthest part of the park was 350 feet and I was
2:51:04
smacking the ball over. I smacked the ball three times
2:51:06
over out of maybe there was a, it was a kid throwing me the
2:51:09
ball there it was. He threw it like 15 times.
2:51:13
I foul tipped a couple of them, but when I got a hold of them, I
2:51:16
was pulling them. So I can absolutely.
2:51:19
Were you pulling everything or were you going like dead center?
2:51:22
No, I was pulling him. I I was just pulling.
2:51:24
I remember I again, I haven't and I haven't played baseball in
2:51:28
probably four. Well, look, you can get it out
2:51:30
if you pull it 350. You can get it out, you know, in
2:51:34
a in a Major League park dimensions you.
2:51:35
But I again, I was very good at at putting the ball where I
2:51:38
wanted the ball to go. So I I can hit the ball all all
2:51:42
over the field. I was a pretty good hitter, but
2:51:44
again, I haven't really play recreational baseball.
2:51:48
I played in a men's league. What was it like 5 or four or
2:51:51
five years ago? It was pretty good.
2:51:53
There was a couple of semi pro baseball players that were
2:51:55
playing in the league, but it was fun.
2:51:58
I got an opportunity. I got it first time to see a
2:52:00
slurve by the way. When you see a slurve, if you
2:52:03
think you can hit it, good luck. I mean those things that they
2:52:07
span in so many different directions.
2:52:09
I forget first curveball I ever saw.
2:52:11
Curveballs I've seen many times and I heard strike and I heard
2:52:14
strike one. And that's when I knew it was
2:52:17
not going to be going well for me the rest of my baseball
2:52:19
career. And I never, and by the way, I
2:52:22
never said that when Jabba warms up, I could just get right at
2:52:25
the plate and smack a ball. I never said that.
2:52:28
And I I'd have to. That wasn't.
2:52:31
That was. That's not part of it yet, no.
2:52:33
We. I was going to plenty.
2:52:34
Of time to get more things listen listen listen I'm I'm
2:52:37
going to tell you this right now I I'm very I'm very strong and
2:52:42
and I could prove can you throw a football 1/4 mile no, I I
2:52:45
don't have a good arm not not in base not in football I could
2:52:49
throw a baseball I have a pretty good arm in baseball but A
2:52:51
football I think yeah, absolutely I could do that 100%
2:52:55
if we. If we were.
2:52:56
To do like, like what's the equivalent of a punt pass and
2:52:59
kick in baseball? Like what would be the
2:53:01
equivalent of that? I couldn't kick a ball.
2:53:07
I'm sorry. Like a Tom Amanski, like
2:53:09
accuracy drill. No, I can't.
2:53:11
I if you asked me to try to kick a field goal, probably I maybe
2:53:15
10-15, maybe 20 yards. Anything more than that, I
2:53:18
probably couldn't. You'd be surprised how hard it
2:53:19
is to just kick an extra point. Yeah.
2:53:21
So I. Don't know, that's so hard.
2:53:23
You'd be surprised how not only like just to get it the right
2:53:26
height, but also to like get it straight enough.
2:53:30
And not break your toe. Yeah, if you don't know what
2:53:33
you're doing, like it's like as you can't kick it like a soccer
2:53:36
ball. Like we have a soccer kicker
2:53:38
that we're trying out right now as our kicker because let's face
2:53:41
it, that's what you do. And he just gets under the ball
2:53:44
all the time and he puts too much backspin on it.
2:53:45
Doesn't go far enough. So hey, but who was who was the
2:53:47
punter in the NFL that had those the specially made shoes with
2:53:50
the like the ballerina like flat toe?
2:53:53
I don't know. You know that one, Sir?
2:53:57
With a ballerina suit? No, I don't remember.
2:53:59
That no, it was like the flat toe I.
2:54:01
I don't remember, but I, I think I, I think I do remember
2:54:04
somebody. You know, yeah, because he had
2:54:06
like half a foot, right? Oh, that's Dempsey.
2:54:08
Yeah, he's a kicker. Foot and he had like a special.
2:54:11
Yeah, that special like, like, yeah.
2:54:13
Yeah, yeah, I I think so. Any.
2:54:15
And he's the one that had the record before.
2:54:17
Why? See, listen, I I can admit when
2:54:19
I know I'm not good at something, I could definitely
2:54:22
tell you I can't punt, I can't kick, I can't do any of that
2:54:25
stuff. You think?
2:54:26
Just looked up SO for. Example What about slap boxing?
2:54:31
I'm a great slap boxer any day, any day.
2:54:34
There's one of the ones any day. Boy.
2:54:37
Any day you want it and now listen, I am not volunteering in
2:54:41
this. I do not think I didn't sleep
2:54:43
Listen, I am not saying dude, I will smack.
2:54:45
I would like. To see you compete.
2:54:47
I will smack the shit out. Of the top.
2:54:49
You're giving, you're giving him amateur.
2:54:51
I will tie. I'll tie one handball on my
2:54:54
back. Hey.
2:54:54
Smack what you could go in that the the Dana White thing and do
2:54:59
it. That's what I'm saying.
2:55:01
The slap, the new slap box. No, listen, listen, I think the
2:55:04
way I slap box when I was a kid is you get chalk and you draw a
2:55:08
line. Now you have to stay in the box.
2:55:10
You got to stay in the box, and it's all about speed and
2:55:12
technique. I was very, very good.
2:55:15
Actually, I rather, at some points, even though I was pretty
2:55:18
good at basketball. Do you think you could take on
2:55:19
the big Hawaiian, though? I'm not going to stand over
2:55:22
there and let this guy smack me in the face, OK?
2:55:24
I'm There's no chance of standing there and letting this
2:55:27
guy whack the hell out of me. Have you?
2:55:29
Do you? Do you watch the ones when they
2:55:31
have it in slow motion and like their jaws on the other side?
2:55:34
Yeah, I'm not doing that. First of all, I'm ducking.
2:55:38
I'm not standing there for somebody to hit me, OK?
2:55:41
I'm ducking and weaving and blocking and defending myself.
2:55:44
I'm not doing that. But I I actually, if it we were
2:55:47
legitimately slap box crazy Hawaii like boxing.
2:55:50
Like I'm really good. I fast hands.
2:55:52
So yeah, I think I, I think I'd be pretty good.
2:55:55
So I wish they had something like that.
2:55:57
I saw one of those slap ones where like the dude got hit in
2:56:00
the ear. Yeah.
2:56:01
And like his ears like started bleeding dude.
2:56:03
What that's? The case.
2:56:05
Right. Dude, when you get hit if if it
2:56:07
depends on where you get hit, it's there's a part of your jaw
2:56:10
if you get hit under your ear, the ringing sound that you hear
2:56:14
on the other side of the other ear.
2:56:15
It's horrible and sometimes it doesn't go away for an hour or
2:56:19
maybe even 2. I'll never forget.
2:56:21
I'll tell you guys a quick story.
2:56:23
I, it wasn't boxing, it was mixed martial arts and I was, I
2:56:29
was practicing at a UFC gym and I did around with this guy.
2:56:33
He's they said he was a good boxer and all that other stuff.
2:56:36
And, and I was his training partner.
2:56:38
And they told me just stand up with him and keep an open hand.
2:56:42
No close hand, no close fast, just smack, right.
2:56:46
So this guy's a little bit longer than me and, you know, he
2:56:51
was throwing kicks and trying to set me up.
2:56:53
This guy came under my arm, under my shoulder and right
2:56:57
there and smacked me on the side of the back of my ear.
2:57:01
And I felt like I lost my hearing for like like 50
2:57:07
seconds. I couldn't hear anything.
2:57:09
No ring, no nothing. I thought I lost my hearing.
2:57:11
That's how hard he hit me and after that I was like, you know
2:57:15
what I I better learn how to defend myself a little bit
2:57:18
better with these long guys. No, there's.
2:57:20
No, there's no chance like that too.
2:57:23
Like, but then when they like kick them in the leg or
2:57:26
something. Throw the talent like throw the
2:57:28
towel in. I want no.
2:57:30
Oh, I'm I'm good in metal. Pools.
2:57:32
Like so, so when I, when I started doing mixed martial
2:57:35
arts, I was taught how to axe kick.
2:57:36
And an axe kick is when you come up and you come down on a leg
2:57:40
like you're you're cutting a tree and.
2:57:42
I know what it is. And I get hit with it.
2:57:45
I became really, really good at doing that.
2:57:47
And that was the first thing I would set up to throw my my
2:57:50
combinations. Hey.
2:57:51
Did you did you do is? Obviously I've seen it, but is
2:57:55
it like a legit thing where they like train their shins?
2:57:58
Yes, So all right, Muay Thai. Fighters.
2:58:01
Yeah, Muay Thai fighters, what they do is they go to Japan or
2:58:07
there's different places, Brazil, and they have bamboo
2:58:10
trees. And what they do, they train
2:58:13
their, they trade their shins. They kick the bamboo tree at the
2:58:17
tree until they completely numb their shins.
2:58:20
I saw a video on this. I did too.
2:58:22
That one in there, like where they take it in, like, yeah,
2:58:25
it's like you're done with it. Yeah, like you're boning a bat.
2:58:27
So what they're yes, you could do that too, but So what they do
2:58:30
is they create calluses in their shins so you have no feeling
2:58:34
when you throw a kick. You never want to.
2:58:36
If you want to watch Muay Thai fighting, Muay Thai fighters are
2:58:39
the the craziest fighters because when they throw kicks,
2:58:42
it's like them chopping at a tree.
2:58:44
It hurts you go to a Muay Thai practice or training those.
2:58:49
The, the, the sensei is over there.
2:58:51
They will kick the living crap out of you just throwing kicks
2:58:54
at you. If you don't know how to defend
2:58:56
it and, and by the way, don't try to defend it with your arms
2:58:59
because good luck. You got to learn how to check
2:59:01
kick. You got to learn how to check
2:59:03
kick them. And by the way, if they hit
2:59:05
certain parts, if you don't train your leg defensively where
2:59:09
they're going to kick, they're going to take your leg right off
2:59:11
your body. It is it, dude, I would go home
2:59:14
and I'd be icing my leg up for hours.
2:59:17
That's how bad it is. But you have to train that way.
2:59:19
You got to train against the better fighters and, and the,
2:59:22
the different styles of fighting if you want to become a good
2:59:25
mixed martial artist. So I, I learned very, very
2:59:29
quickly the heart, the toughest fighters in the world are
2:59:32
wrestlers. I'm going to tell you that right
2:59:34
now, I don't care what Muay Thai, judo, I have a black belt
2:59:38
in judo. I have AI have a black belt in
2:59:41
Kempo and I have a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
2:59:44
And I'm going to tell you this right now, no matter what I have
2:59:47
if, if this guy's a Greco Roman wrestler, they're kicking the
2:59:50
shit out of you. I don't care what you think you
2:59:52
know and how much you know, they're going to pick you up and
2:59:55
they're going to drop you on your fucking back.
2:59:57
And once they do that, they're going to hold you down because
3:00:00
they going to use your body weight against you.
3:00:01
And good luck trying to get up if you know what you saw with
3:00:05
Shamaya, what he Shamaya off, what he did.
3:00:10
That guy is a world renowned wrestler.
3:00:12
Good luck when he takes you down.
3:00:15
There's a famous professional wrestling story of Eddie
3:00:17
Guerrero was like a hot head before he passed away and he was
3:00:21
mad at Kurt Angle, and Kurt Angle won a gold medal in
3:00:24
wrestling for America. With a broken neck.
3:00:26
With a broken freaking neck, as was the gimmick And and true.
3:00:31
And was on painkillers and got addicted.
3:00:32
Painkillers unfortunately. But the guy attacked Kurt Angle
3:00:37
and he just beat the ever loving crap out of him, put him in a
3:00:40
hold immediately. And like they they funny thing
3:00:44
was they go to Eddie Guerrero afterwards.
3:00:45
Like what were your things like? I don't know.
3:00:46
I don't know what I was thinking.
3:00:48
Like I couldn't do anything. By by the way, Jake, I see Jake
3:00:52
saying got to be flexible. Throw an axe kick.
3:00:54
The first the first person I ever knocked out in mixed
3:00:57
martial arts was a flying knee. So just so you so you know, I
3:01:01
actually landed a flying knee under his chin, knocked him out.
3:01:05
So that was probably look like like Johnny Cage.
3:01:08
No, honestly dude, I I. Probably look like a spider
3:01:12
monkey because you're not even 6 foot.
3:01:13
Not dude fly first of all, and a Superman punch.
3:01:17
I really got really good at throwing Superman punches and I
3:01:20
watching GSP do it over the years and just watching video of
3:01:25
hymns. I would go to the gym and that's
3:01:27
what I would practice on the bag, setting up combinations in
3:01:30
a Superman punch. And remember, the Superman punch
3:01:32
comes from the back of your leg. The Press of the back of your
3:01:35
leg and pushing forward is where all the power comes from It.
3:01:38
It's pretty amazing. Mixed martial arts is a it's
3:01:41
crazy. It's you have to be a great
3:01:43
athlete to do it. It's it's sensational.
3:01:45
It really is. I.
3:01:45
Think my uncle did that too. Yeah, your uncle.
3:01:49
Your uncle. OK.
3:01:51
Your uncle. Dude, your uncle is a tough SOB.
3:01:53
I know he could throw punches, man, that guy's got a heavy
3:01:57
punch. Go if you want to box with him.
3:01:59
He he could throw heavy punches. Me and him would never box
3:02:04
against each other. But we we mess around.
3:02:06
He's fast for a guy that his size, he's really, really fast.
3:02:10
Anyways, yeah, he's he's pretty tough.
3:02:13
And your uncle has he has no, how could I say this?
3:02:18
No back end memory. So if somebody knocks you out,
3:02:21
if somebody knocked him out, he just come back and and fight you
3:02:24
again. He's one of those guys.
3:02:26
Good luck. You better knock him out because
3:02:28
if you don't knock him out, he's going to kill you.
3:02:30
So anyways, we got a segment in like Flint.
3:02:34
My lady, I've often heard that you'd give me a warm welcome if
3:02:37
ever we met again in like, flan flan.
3:02:47
Flan, All right, ladies and gentlemen, And this we, we
3:02:50
weren't sure we were going to do this because we thought we had
3:02:53
goodies. Bag of balls.
3:02:54
I want to give a shout out to the my My good stir goody is now
3:02:57
in Cleveland getting ready. Ready to say I thought he was
3:03:00
going to Cleveland. Yeah, he is in Cleveland.
3:03:02
He just landed early this afternoon and he's excited
3:03:06
because he's doing his final series of the baseball season
3:03:10
with the Cleveland Guardian. So congratulations to him.
3:03:12
Very excited for him. All right, my in like Flynn this
3:03:16
week. It was the last minute thing I
3:03:18
wanted to go so rating. So there's a company called
3:03:22
Athlon Sports that rated the top, OK, top anchors of all
3:03:28
time. All right, so I wanted to go
3:03:30
into this. I'm going to give you their top
3:03:33
anchors of all time. I'm going to give you a thumbs
3:03:35
up or thumbs down on what I think.
3:03:38
All right, We're going to go 5. We're going to go 521.
3:03:42
You ready #5? Stuart Scott.
3:03:46
I don't know if anybody knows who's Stuart Scott. 1993 to 2015
3:03:50
passed away cancer. One of the best anchors ESPN
3:03:55
ever had to offer. If you don't, you should be
3:03:57
punched. Yeah, no, hold on.
3:03:59
I just want everybody to hear what I think about him.
3:04:02
I he changed the broadcasting world, covered he.
3:04:06
If you watch any of the old movies, I don't know if you've
3:04:10
seen Mr. 3000, Mr. 3000 with Bernie Mac.
3:04:14
Bernie Mac Yep, he was in Mr. 3000 practically every single
3:04:18
sports movie of the past. This man was the face of ESPN
3:04:22
sports. Rarely him and Chris Berman
3:04:25
where everything to ESPN Dan Patrick, but Stuart Scott and
3:04:30
honestly Rich Eisen recently was on is he filled in for Sports
3:04:34
Center and he mentioned that Stuart Scott is the greatest,
3:04:38
the greatest broadcaster and greatest anchor he's ever worked
3:04:40
with. So one of the greatest.
3:04:41
I I would give him three if I had three thumbs, three thumbs
3:04:46
up. So Stuart Scott is cool is the
3:04:49
other side of the pillow. That's right.
3:04:51
My favorite of his Greg Gumbel would be #4 Greg Gumbel, CBS
3:04:58
NCAA tournament NBAMLB with the Winter Olympics, college
3:05:02
baseball. And by the way, Brian Gumbel
3:05:05
too, is his brother. So this is a family of very
3:05:08
successful broadcasters, one of the better, more known
3:05:11
journalists and TV personalities of all time.
3:05:14
So I'm going to give Greg Gumbel 2 thumbs up.
3:05:17
So Greg gumbel #4 #3 Chris Berman, now this guy was
3:05:25
arguably, he was to ESPN, he was everything to ESPN.
3:05:29
He created the personalities that ESPN became.
3:05:33
And you, you talk about guys like Stephen A Smith, you talk
3:05:36
about guys that they've brought over the years, the Rich Eisen's
3:05:39
of the world, all of those guys, they all came from this guy.
3:05:42
Chris Berman was the face of ESPN sports for many, many
3:05:46
years. Back, back, back, back, back,
3:05:48
back, gone Home Run Derby. I mean, he was everything, not
3:05:52
just a baseball, football, everything ESPN.
3:05:55
He was the face of ESPN That exactly.
3:05:58
I'm going to stumbling, rumbling, bumbling.
3:06:00
That's right. I'm going to give him four
3:06:02
thumbs up. Absolutely.
3:06:03
I actually think Chris Berman was in the top two of all time.
3:06:07
So thumbs up, baby. That's what I'm going to give
3:06:10
him #2 Dan Patrick. And Dan Patrick really is one of
3:06:15
the greatest journalists, broadcasters.
3:06:17
He's Adam Sandler, one of Adam Sandler's greatest friends.
3:06:20
If you go and watch any of Adam Sandler movies, he's in almost
3:06:23
every single one of them. He's got a piece of every single
3:06:26
one of them entertainment at the Dan Patrick Show.
3:06:28
He helped out the Connecticut School of Broadcasting.
3:06:31
Now he has the Dan Patrick School of Broadcasting.
3:06:34
He is really the face of broadcasting over the last 16
3:06:37
years. I love everything that he does.
3:06:39
If you look at all the great people that he's had on his show
3:06:42
in the past, you talk about Pat McAfee.
3:06:44
Pat McAfee should mimic this guy for all the things that he's
3:06:48
done for professional sports from 1989 to now, really 2006.
3:06:52
And, and now he has his own show for, I don't know, the last 15
3:06:56
years. Yeah.
3:06:57
So Dan Patrick, I'm going to give him five thumbs up.
3:07:00
Five thumbs up, baby. Danny Boy.
3:07:03
And by the way, I met Dan Patrick, one of the nicest
3:07:06
people you will ever meet. So gracious.
3:07:08
Sit down, have a conversation with you.
3:07:11
And by the way, if you're a beer drinker, he likes his beer as
3:07:13
well. So Dan Patrick #2 I think he
3:07:16
should be #1 And now Keith Olbermann as #1 Now here's the
3:07:22
reason I'm not I like Keith Olbermann.
3:07:25
He worked with ESPN, he's right now working for CNN.
3:07:28
He's done stuff with Fox. He's been all over the world
3:07:31
when it comes to broadcasting. MSNBC in 97, like I said, Fox
3:07:36
Sports Net, NBC, everything, Nightly News, he's been all over
3:07:40
broadcasting wise. He's been a king of
3:07:43
broadcasting, started his career in ESPN.
3:07:46
It's been sensational. He's had a sensational career,
3:07:48
but to put him #1 I think they're going a little overboard
3:07:52
here. I would have put Dan Patrick, I
3:07:54
would have Chris put Chris Berman.
3:07:56
I would have put him four, maybe 6th.
3:07:59
I might even put him in five. So I'm going to put him two
3:08:02
thumbs down. I like Keith Olbermann, he's
3:08:05
great. And by the way, I met Keith
3:08:06
Olbermann at the Sports Emmys. Very, very nice dude.
3:08:10
He really is very nice guy. You wouldn't even know that he
3:08:13
was Keith Olbermann when you meet him because he's very quiet
3:08:16
guy and he has his thick beard now.
3:08:18
So you you he looks like he looks like Paul Bunyan.
3:08:22
That's what he looks like. He really does.
3:08:24
So kind of looked like Jabba a couple of weeks ago.
3:08:27
All right, So, but very, very nice dude.
3:08:31
I'm not saying Olbermann's not one of the best in my top five.
3:08:35
No, I, I would take many, many guys.
3:08:38
There's a lot of other anchors that I could, could look at
3:08:41
right now. And honestly, I'm putting eye on
3:08:44
Eagle here, I'm putting Mike Green here.
3:08:46
I'm, I'm putting a couple of guys as as far as anchors are
3:08:49
concerned. So Keith Olbermann, 2 thumbs
3:08:51
down. So there you go.
3:08:53
Was Howard Cosell eligible for this?
3:08:55
No, because if he was, he should have been #1.
3:08:58
No, he he's not eligible for this.
3:09:00
Howard Cosell and Scott Van Pelt was #7.
3:09:04
Kenny Maine was #8? So what was like just sports
3:09:10
criteria? Yeah, the criteria.
3:09:11
No, this is so, Well, there's Sports Center guys.
3:09:15
Some of them were Sports Center guys.
3:09:16
But you, you see, they all, I think every single one of them.
3:09:18
Yeah. But they're all, yeah, they
3:09:20
could be. But they're all driven from all
3:09:22
different parts of their, you know, their careers.
3:09:25
They didn't just do ESPN. Chris Berman didn't start on
3:09:28
ESPN, so he started on CBS. So they're all, they all drove
3:09:33
their careers as they left ESPN. So I guess you want to say top
3:09:37
25 Sports Center guys, but anchors on Sports Center.
3:09:41
So Olbermann was #1 which I think is crazy.
3:09:44
I would say if you want to say this, I would go Dan Patrick
3:09:48
one, Chris Berman 2, Stuart Scott 3, Scott Van Pelp for
3:09:58
Reese Davis 5. That's where I would go.
3:10:02
You like Reese that much? Yeah, I like Reese and he's
3:10:04
still doing it. I think Reese is good, but I
3:10:05
don't know if I would put him up there.
3:10:07
But I think there's a, like Rico, all time greats.
3:10:09
I would put Dan Patrick one as well.
3:10:10
Dan Patrick's my all time favorite for sure.
3:10:13
Yeah, so like Dan Patrick's just like so natural.
3:10:16
Like I mean, Sports Center is obviously different, but now
3:10:19
like when you watch him, it's like you're just chilling with
3:10:21
your uncle, just shooting the shit.
3:10:23
So Athlon Sports, I'll give a shadow to Athlon Sports.
3:10:26
This was 25 of the greatest Sports Center anchors of all
3:10:29
time. So I didn't see that.
3:10:30
All right, so there it is. And but where?
3:10:34
Is Linda Cone at? Linda Cohen let me see.
3:10:37
Big Rangers fan. She is not.
3:10:40
She still plays hockey. So cool.
3:10:41
Hold on, hold on. Let me see John Anderson.
3:10:45
Craig Kilbourne. I'm looking right now.
3:10:48
I don't see her. Charlie Steiner.
3:10:50
Didn't Kilbourne do like he did like a Late Show, right?
3:10:53
Yeah, so Kilbourne was really like, the story with him was he
3:10:56
wasn't as into sports as anyone else at ESPN, and he ended up
3:11:01
just doing kind of comedy in late night.
3:11:03
So Rich Eisen was #18 Mike Tirico is number 19.
3:11:07
Steve Levy was #20 So I don't. Susie Colbert was 23.
3:11:14
Kevin Frazier was 24, and Sage Steel was #25 So she's not even
3:11:19
on the list. So Sage Steel.
3:11:22
So there you go. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
3:11:25
we have our final segment of the night as we call this the one in
3:11:29
Only King of the Hell. And here's the King of the Hill.
3:11:33
This, Bobby, is the beltline you never, ever hit below.
3:11:37
That not that kind of king of the hill, you dumb.
3:11:41
This is King of the Hill. We don't have the king, right?
3:11:46
I got a message from the king. If I can get some music please
3:11:51
for King of the Hill where we will have 3 rounds of trivia.
3:11:56
By the way, compete in the peasant fight.
3:11:58
By the way, I want to give a shout out to all the guys.
3:12:01
I talked to five people after the show where they would have
3:12:04
went and every single one of them said that they would have
3:12:07
picked me over over the one and only King himself.
3:12:10
Get over it, I'm. Just saying.
3:12:11
All right, let's say let everybody in already have the
3:12:13
first category up, but let's get the interns in.
3:12:16
It's their last night, Errol. Let's have them come on in for
3:12:19
King of the Hill. Let's get Jake and Zach in on
3:12:24
this one. I think we're going to do it in
3:12:27
an interesting way. Here is the message just a
3:12:29
little bit lower with the music. Tommy, we have King Goody, who
3:12:34
has won couple of weeks in a row.
3:12:35
Here it is, I said. You know, keep crushing it in
3:12:38
Cleveland. Goody.
3:12:39
Thank you. Long weekend coming up, but I'm
3:12:43
probably going to be out tonight.
3:12:44
I need you to be the king. He asked me to be the king.
3:12:50
So guess what? I am now the king of the.
3:12:53
Hill. And we are going to see who
3:12:57
wants the crown. We have enough time to have five
3:13:00
people compete tonight. Let's do it first category best
3:13:07
running Q BS of all time. When I say in quotation running
3:13:12
Q BS people that are known for being a mobile quarterback, not
3:13:18
someone that is just you know, like great at everything time
3:13:24
you want to play, you want to play.
3:13:26
Let's get everybody in just for this first round king of the
3:13:31
hill. All right, you guys.
3:13:35
I mean whoever, whoever. Goes first is picking the
3:13:38
obvious. All right, so I am thinking of a
3:13:41
number between 1 and 100, and whoever is closest gets to go
3:13:45
first. So let's start with Tommy.
3:13:49
Between 1 and 100. He didn't even have his mic on.
3:13:51
Just give. Just give me.
3:13:52
Just give me a number. I'm going to say 20.
3:13:55
OK, Errol, give me 60. Zach, 73.
3:14:07
Speedy. It's not multiple choice.
3:14:08
People 44. Java 62.
3:14:12
Jake Well, my number in football was 75.
3:14:17
Zach was the closest. Zach, you get to go 1st.
3:14:19
I'm going to flop you with Tommy.
3:14:21
So it's going to go down in like a little L here.
3:14:23
Now you got you're going to go last in the round.
3:14:25
You got to explain why, because it's very important.
3:14:27
I got you. I got you.
3:14:29
So it's all about I'm the king. I'll tell you what's important,
3:14:33
King, former King Errol. And yes, it is the all about the
3:14:37
explanation. All right, so here we go, Zach.
3:14:40
With King of the. Hill Best mobile quarterbacks of
3:14:42
all time started off. I mean, I feel like the obvious
3:14:45
1 and I'm going to go with I'm going to go with Michael Vick.
3:14:47
I mean, it's ever since like the college Jays, even in the NFL,
3:14:51
he was dominated on the Falcons, even the Eagles.
3:14:53
He had a stint. I I love Michael Vick.
3:14:57
I'm not a fan of what he did, obviously, but I I still think
3:15:00
Michael. Vick is probably the best.
3:15:01
Running QB you've ever seen in my lifetime.
3:15:03
Errol, you know, it's so interesting when you're looking
3:15:07
at quarterbacks and greatest quarterbacks, but I'm I'm going
3:15:10
to go with another obvious guy and that's Steve Young.
3:15:13
Steve Young was a great running back, three time Super Bowl
3:15:15
champ, 2 time NFLMVP, winner of the offensive player of the
3:15:20
year. Steve Young would not only
3:15:22
left-handed and and by the way, took over for one of the
3:15:25
greatest quarterbacks of all time, Joe Montana and had to
3:15:27
really fill in those shoes. But then Joe Montana didn't have
3:15:30
the speed this guy had outside, inside can run the ball and do
3:15:34
all those things. And remember, he wasn't even
3:15:36
drafted by the 49ers. He was drafted by the
3:15:38
Buccaneers. So I'm going to go with Steve
3:15:41
Young. Tommy All right, I'm going to go
3:15:44
with one of the, of course, not one of, but the fastest
3:15:47
quarterback in the league right now.
3:15:48
I'm going Lamar Jackson, the man who stands alone at the rushing
3:15:52
title for the most rushing title in a season by a quarterback.
3:15:55
I mean, the man is just absolutely electrical with his
3:15:58
feet, the best dual threat quarterback when it comes to
3:16:00
running and throwing the ball in the modern day NFL.
3:16:03
And he started off at his young age.
3:16:04
He wasn't really the most active running quarterback his first,
3:16:07
first season, but he absolutely was absolutely lights out with
3:16:10
his feet going forward, even in college too.
3:16:13
So I'm go with Lamar Jackson. Speedy All right, I'll, I'll
3:16:17
stay in a, I'll go to a different era.
3:16:19
I'll go to with Randall Cunningham with the Philadelphia
3:16:21
Eagles and then Minnesota as well for a very long time too.
3:16:24
I think it was the first one, I don't think it was the first one
3:16:26
to get close to 1000 yards. I think you got 900 consistently
3:16:29
2 years in a row. And what was probably a tougher
3:16:32
era for defense too. When you look at those great
3:16:34
Bears defenses and the NFC East of the Giants, the Washington at
3:16:39
that time that all the, all those great defenses that he
3:16:41
played against. So definitely Randall Cunningham
3:16:43
has to be up there. Jabba.
3:16:46
I'm going to go Cordell Stewart, a drafted and I want to say like
3:16:51
95 if I remember right. And it was it was interesting
3:16:57
because when he went to them, they were really kind of a
3:17:01
passing quarterback team. And I want to say if I'm, I'm
3:17:06
going to have to look this up because I know where there were
3:17:09
seasons that he didn't throw for 2000, but ran for 1000 and
3:17:15
rushing yards. He had over 2800 rushing TDs,
3:17:17
38. And then he goes to the Bears
3:17:21
and literally ran the entire time.
3:17:23
So when he was with Pittsburgh, he, I mean, he was literally
3:17:31
changed their style of game when he came over.
3:17:33
So yeah, Cordell Stewart's there for me, all right.
3:17:36
Jake for two. All right, so for my first
3:17:40
choice, I'm actually pretty shocked that he fell this far.
3:17:42
I'm going to go with Superman, go with Cam Newton was winner of
3:17:46
a unanimous MVP, pretty much defined the offense for the
3:17:50
Carolina Panthers and was, you know, he I was Superman.
3:17:53
Obviously he held the record at the time.
3:17:54
I believe it was single season rushing touchdowns in that
3:17:57
season and until it was just recently broken by Jalen Hurts.
3:18:00
I believe for of his career of a rushing quarterback for rushing
3:18:03
touchdowns. And then for my second choice,
3:18:06
I'm going to go with. Hold on, hold on.
3:18:07
We got Tom. We got Tom.
3:18:09
Tom's got to go. To all right, so I found here to
3:18:12
go to Robert Griffin the third. All right.
3:18:15
We're only going to do 2 quarterbacks.
3:18:17
That's fine. That's fine, right?
3:18:18
We're only two. All right, so Thomas, you got
3:18:22
RG3. Yeah, I got Robert Griffin the
3:18:24
third rookie season he threw for 3200 yards and ran for an
3:18:28
astonishing 815 yards. And it says he displayed power,
3:18:31
speed and strength and the grit when he ran the football.
3:18:34
And many expected that and the next all time player had
3:18:36
arrived. So this guy sounds like a pretty
3:18:38
legit quarterback. So I'm going to go with Robert
3:18:40
Griffin the third. All right, Thomas, now give us
3:18:43
another one coming back. You're at the top of the second
3:18:46
round. Right, so I got Josh Allen,
3:18:49
arguably the best quarterback in the game today.
3:18:51
Josh Allen has taken the NFL award by storm and showcase one
3:18:55
of his sweetest passes touches with one of the greatest,
3:18:58
grittiest and hardest running games the league has ever seen
3:19:02
following an absolute breakout season in 2021 where he ran for
3:19:05
A7. You don't have to read that.
3:19:07
Well, I don't really know football a lot so.
3:19:10
I'm assuming you wrote that yourself and had that prepared
3:19:13
so. Being organized, yeah.
3:19:19
Like that way. About the new guy.
3:19:23
Back down, down the line to Jake.
3:19:26
So I was kind of annoying. I was going to pick Josh Allen,
3:19:28
but I guess off the pivot here, I'm going to go with Kyler
3:19:30
Murray, kind of a undersized quarterback, but he has used his
3:19:33
rushing ability very well. He's scrambled out of the pocket
3:19:36
many times. And he, you know, it's weird
3:19:38
because every makes fun of his his short stature, but it's
3:19:41
actually helped him as a huge benefit because he's so mobile,
3:19:44
he's so quick how he maneuvers in the pocket and makes those
3:19:46
crazy throws. And always remember the amazing
3:19:49
throw he had against Buffalo from a few seasons ago where he
3:19:52
scrambled all the way out last couple seconds just in time to
3:19:54
deliver the ball to DeAndre Hopkins.
3:19:56
So I'm going to go Kylie Murray for a second.
3:19:59
Jabba. I'm going to go Donovan McNabb,
3:20:04
kind of understated. Kind of came in like right after
3:20:09
Cunningham and Steve Young and it was crazy too.
3:20:14
Not his his rookie year, but I want to say his sophomore year
3:20:20
he led his team and passing touchdowns and rushing
3:20:24
touchdowns. So I think he kind of went
3:20:26
understated with coming in right after Steve Young ran the
3:20:30
Cunningham, how prevalent they were with the running game.
3:20:32
But yeah, Donovic McNabb was 1 for me.
3:20:36
Right, Speedy. All right, I'll go to 1.
3:20:38
I think I mentioned a different King of the Hill and that was
3:20:40
Steve McNair, one of the better dual threats at that time too
3:20:43
with the Tennessee Titans. Didn't have a lot of like the
3:20:46
overall except for Eddie George, obviously a running back, a lot
3:20:48
of the receiving weapons around him.
3:20:50
So we had to really create a lot for, again, an expansion team at
3:20:53
that time or relocating from Houston to Houston, Oilers to
3:20:56
the Tennessee Titans, went to the Super Bowl that first year,
3:20:58
very close to winning that, but even with the Ravens to it, very
3:21:01
good longevity as a runner as well.
3:21:02
So I'm going to go Steve McNair, rest in peace.
3:21:04
Very sad what happened with him. All right.
3:21:06
Right. True, if you've seen that
3:21:07
documentary. By the That documentary's crazy.
3:21:11
That's that's if Errol, if you haven't seen the Erin McNair, of
3:21:14
course, I've I've seen every single documentary, especially
3:21:18
that what happened to him and and the death of him.
3:21:21
So. Yeah, it's Errol Marx.
3:21:22
You know, he's seen everything. Duh.
3:21:26
Chubby, by the way, that investigation still being
3:21:28
investigated because there's more to the story that nobody
3:21:33
even knows so. Yeah, it's a lot to unfold.
3:21:35
But going over to my last pick, I'm actually surprised or not
3:21:39
surprised. I'm actually happy that he fell
3:21:40
over to me because this is growing up my favorite football
3:21:42
player and watching football. I loved myself some Russell
3:21:45
Wilson, some prime Russell Wilson.
3:21:48
I'm talking about 2014 to 2019 Russell Wilson.
3:21:51
Nobody could tell me that his elusiveness wasn't the best
3:21:53
elusiveness in the league. He just absolutely knew how to
3:21:56
trip, like how to how to beat the dual threat quarterback that
3:21:58
he was, knew how to sling the ball when he needed to.
3:22:01
And of course, get out of the pocket and run with his legs
3:22:03
when definitely needed to as well.
3:22:04
So I'm going Russell Wilson. All right.
3:22:07
Errol All right, so there was two guys that I can't believe
3:22:11
nobody picked, but this guy was one that I definitely,
3:22:15
definitely stood out to me, and that's Dante Culpepper.
3:22:17
Dante Culpepper was one of the most promising young droplets.
3:22:20
Didn't drop a pick. I thought you have a pick.
3:22:21
No, he didn't. Oh no, he.
3:22:23
Didn't I didn't make map? Speedy, why don't you zipper
3:22:25
your mouth? You're an idiot. 2000s and
3:22:29
you're cutting me off. Of course I'm going to go with
3:22:32
Doc Culpepper. Zipper your mouth, you idiot.
3:22:36
All right, and Zach to finish it off.
3:22:38
Why would I say it If I hear him, why would I say that?
3:22:42
I'm going to go, although it's a short lived career, I'm going to
3:22:45
go with Colin Kaepernick. He dominated the NFC West, the
3:22:49
NFC. He reached the Super.
3:22:50
Bowl once against the Ravens. Unfortunately they lost.
3:22:54
Reached multiple NFC Championships.
3:22:55
He was actually the fastest. I had to look this up because I
3:22:57
was actually shocked He's the fastest QB to reach 3000 yards
3:23:03
in a career postseason and regular season.
3:23:05
Did not know that so I'm going to go with Colin Kaepernick.
3:23:08
Also threw the fastest first pitch in baseball.
3:23:11
I will say this with Colin Kaepernick, he ran an offense in
3:23:14
college at Nevada that is my favorite offense in the history
3:23:18
of football and that is important because of our next
3:23:21
topic. So that's a little teaser, but
3:23:24
I'm going to tell you who I voted for.
3:23:25
I wrote them all down. I'm going to just tell you who
3:23:28
I'm eliminating. I'm eliminating Thomas.
3:23:29
RG3 played like one year as a running quarterback and couldn't
3:23:33
really run that much after that. Jake, I'm not going.
3:23:37
I'm not biting on Kyler Murray. I love the Cam Newton pick.
3:23:40
Jabba Cordell. Stewart wasn't really not his
3:23:43
slash. He ended up playing other
3:23:45
positions. I'm not going to give you that
3:23:46
one as a true running quarterback.
3:23:49
Good, so I get a break. You get a break, Tommy Russell
3:23:52
Wilson ran to throw, not ran to ran to run, you know, so I.
3:23:57
Duran, Duran Duran. So, you know, that was the best
3:24:01
thing about him is his ability to look downfield on the move,
3:24:03
not so much as, you know, being a running quarterback in my
3:24:07
opinion. So those guys are eliminated.
3:24:08
Then I have to choose between 3 really good ones.
3:24:11
So I'm going to. So here's here's my problem.
3:24:15
Kaepernick is a running quarterback for sure, and
3:24:18
Michael Vick is pretty great, Zach.
3:24:22
So it's pretty as a running quarterback.
3:24:24
It's hard to argue with that. Errol Steve Young's probably my
3:24:27
favorite running quarterback of all time.
3:24:30
But Dante Culpeper was not a running quarterback.
3:24:32
He had one season, 10 touchdowns.
3:24:35
Besides that, and in his first, in his first big year, he had 7
3:24:39
touchdowns. After that, he didn't get over
3:24:42
422 yards the rest of his career.
3:24:45
I got to knock you out for the Culpepper pick on this one, so
3:24:48
I'm going with Zach and Speedy. I thought your picks were
3:24:51
flawless, Randall, Cunning, flawless.
3:24:53
It's definitely, it's definitely cutting people off so you better
3:24:56
zip in your mouth next time. I'm going to throw my hat at
3:24:58
you. All right, let's get those two
3:25:02
guys into the bottom. Everyone else pop out for this
3:25:05
round except for Errol. You'll hang out up top with me
3:25:08
and you can chime in. Maybe I should cut Speedy off
3:25:11
because he likes to cut people off.
3:25:12
I'm saying you can, you can you're like in this little
3:25:14
circle that I'm usually in is the court just you can play your
3:25:18
job. What I'm going to say and I'm
3:25:19
I'm I'm not being I'm being serious.
3:25:22
Why would I say something if I didn't hear Jabba saying why
3:25:26
would you cut me off while I'm talking?
3:25:28
You cut me off after I'm done speaking.
3:25:31
Does anybody cut you off when you speak?
3:25:33
Don't do that. Do that.
3:25:35
Yes or no. Move on.
3:25:37
No, I'm not going to move on. You move on or I'm going to
3:25:39
eliminate you, you idiot. All right, well, the king says
3:25:43
move on at this point in time. So we're moving on to the next
3:25:46
category. It is the joust.
3:25:48
Here we go. Let's add it back to the stage.
3:25:51
You guys got a chance to take me on.
3:25:53
If you can win this category, it's one that I teased a second
3:25:56
ago. The best offensive systems of
3:26:00
all time, The one I was talking about with Colin Kaepernick is
3:26:03
famously not going to be on this list because it didn't work in
3:26:06
the NFL that well. But the pistol offense with the
3:26:09
slice zone read, which was the fad in the NFL for a couple of
3:26:13
years, is an example of an offensive system you can bring
3:26:16
up for this category. I think Zach and Speedy, this is
3:26:20
a good one for the two of you. I'm excited to see this battle
3:26:23
on. King of the.
3:26:24
Hill Let's start it off with Zach.
3:26:30
So I don't know much about this one, but this is the one that
3:26:34
I've heard the most of on the West Coast Offense.
3:26:37
It was revolutionized. It's still used today.
3:26:40
I'm pretty sure. I'm not too sure though, but
3:26:41
that again, I don't know much about it.
3:26:43
I'm sorry that like I don't have much information on it, but it's
3:26:47
used all the time. I hear it all the time.
3:26:49
So I'm going to go with the West Coast Offense.
3:26:51
Speedy. So yeah, I'm going to go with
3:26:53
the the Marv Levy Buffalo Bills in the early, early 90s with.
3:26:57
What? What?
3:26:58
No, no, no. Stop.
3:26:59
Stop. A lot of the Marv Levy sucks.
3:27:01
Stop that. Didn't he say Marv Levy?
3:27:04
Didn't he say Marv Levy? He lost. 40 like that.
3:27:07
I didn't like that. To some NFC.
3:27:08
East. I didn't like that.
3:27:11
The Giants was obviously the closest one, but dominated by
3:27:13
some other Cowboys and Commanders really dominated
3:27:17
teams, but still one of the most innovative systems with a no
3:27:19
huddle with the concepts they brought in with Jim Kelly and
3:27:22
Thurman Thomas, Andre Reid. Kelly Gunn offense of Marv Levy
3:27:28
that they've called it back in those days, Zach.
3:27:32
So I this is probably more of a Homer pick, but I'm going to go
3:27:36
with the RPO offense. It just creates a lot of space.
3:27:40
You have a lot of options to go with.
3:27:41
I know the Eagles back in 2022 use it a lot under Shane
3:27:44
Steiken. Really helped the offense get a
3:27:47
go. Hard to guard too.
3:27:49
Like if, for example, they ran it against Michael Parks and he
3:27:52
didn't know what to do. Like it was just unstoppable.
3:27:54
He couldn't do shit about it. So I'm going to go with the RPO
3:27:57
offense. All right, back over to Speedy
3:28:01
SO. I'm going to go with like the
3:28:02
original like play action concepts that were used by the
3:28:05
early 1950s with the Rams and Norm Van Brocklin and a lot of
3:28:09
those 3 receiver sets that they end up using the concepts that
3:28:12
again, obviously was a power football game at that time.
3:28:14
But the original concepts that we were using with the spread
3:28:17
offense of the three receivers even though was more condensed
3:28:19
at the time. All right.
3:28:22
Zach. So my last one, I don't know how
3:28:27
this is going to go, but I'm going to go with because I've
3:28:30
only seen one team use it and it's Kyle.
3:28:32
I mean, a lot of teams use it, but Kyle Shanahan and the 49ers
3:28:35
and his motion heavy offense, I'm going to say, I mean, it
3:28:39
confuses everyone. It confuses defenses.
3:28:41
They don't know who's running where.
3:28:44
It just yards after catch 2, like it just creates a lot of
3:28:47
open space for a lot of players to succeed in that type of
3:28:50
offense. So I'm going to go with the
3:28:51
motion heavy offense. I don't know if there's a
3:28:52
specific name for that or not, but that's what I'm going to go
3:28:55
it's. Basically just called the
3:28:57
Shanahan offense. Yeah, yeah.
3:28:58
That's basically what's called speedy and I'll end it up I'll.
3:29:01
End it with a similar type of modern concept with the bunch
3:29:03
formations you see with the Rams offense, with McVeigh that I
3:29:06
think a lot of teams have adopted for a while.
3:29:08
The Vikings, you look at the the Bengals offense now you've seen
3:29:11
Miami, I think it started to use a little bit of those concepts
3:29:14
too, 3 receivers, but also like one big bodied receiver mixed in
3:29:17
there. And I think that's a concept of
3:29:20
like Zach with the Shanahan offense too, a lot of motion,
3:29:23
but more of he does more of the 12 concepts of the tight ends
3:29:26
and the more physical play. This is more of the Sprint
3:29:28
receiver types and you're seeing a lot of really good offenses
3:29:30
strive with this kind of system. All right.
3:29:33
I'm a little disappointed in some of these choices, I'm not
3:29:35
going to lie, because I mean, you left a lot on the table guys
3:29:39
like First off, the run and shoot was not mentioned.
3:29:42
That was a revolutionary offense.
3:29:45
We should have probably talked about things that like the
3:29:49
spread offense of the Greatest Show on turf.
3:29:51
Crowbar like. The invention of this spread.
3:29:53
Off crowbar. The invention of the spare
3:29:55
offense, I think Speedies pick of talking about the invention
3:29:58
of play action was a great choice by Speedy and that's
3:30:01
going to give you the edge. Although I do like the West
3:30:05
Coast offense, you just didn't give me a great explanation.
3:30:07
Zach Yeah, yeah, I just don't know much about.
3:30:09
That I would say your picks might have been better than
3:30:11
Speedy's by a hair, but the fact that you couldn't tell me that
3:30:15
it's about timing routes, it's about the quarterback takes
3:30:18
three steps in the balls out of his hand because he saw it pre
3:30:20
snap. What's going to happen?
3:30:22
And. It's that was the the Bill Walsh
3:30:24
offense of the 49ers in the 80s. So if you could have told me all
3:30:28
of that, I think I would have went with you on this one.
3:30:30
But in But in that case, we're going with speedy, speedy and
3:30:33
that is the disciple of Shanahan.
3:30:35
So it's it's kind of hard to distinguish some of it and the
3:30:38
stuff that McVeigh did that differentiated.
3:30:40
I understand what you're saying with the big slot, you know,
3:30:42
playing with the bunch and getting more size on the field
3:30:44
than what Shanahan did. I just think it's a little too
3:30:46
derivative of what Shanahan had other that.
3:30:49
But I think your explanation is, of course, we're excellent.
3:30:52
It's time for Speedy to have a chance to take on the king, to
3:30:55
become the king for the first time.
3:30:57
He gets to go against me. This is like everything is
3:30:59
upside down. Errol, let's bring everyone back
3:31:02
in for the last round to vote on who's going to be the king after
3:31:07
this one. Here we go for the last round
3:31:10
where you get to take on the king.
3:31:12
Here it is, Mr. Speedy Round 3 Worst choke Jobs in NFL history
3:31:22
This is a loosely defined category.
3:31:26
Choking obviously means losing. Where?
3:31:29
Where's Java? Where's he hiding over here?
3:31:31
Well, you can get Java back in here.
3:31:33
We're talking about the NFL, not just any sport.
3:31:36
If we're talking baseball, obviously we could talk about
3:31:38
the Yankees in O 4, you know, but that is what we're basically
3:31:42
talking about here. For the NFL, I'm the king.
3:31:45
I get to start off and I, of course, will start.
3:31:49
Well, hold on one second, hold on one second.
3:31:51
You already knew. You already knew what you were
3:31:54
picking, Carol. I always make the category
3:31:58
slanted towards the king. I got it, but I don't know what
3:32:01
I'm as a king, who's to say I don't want to give up my crown
3:32:06
and let it pass on? Don't worry, Speedy is not
3:32:10
getting Speedy. Not getting any conflict.
3:32:12
Speedy could say whatever he wants.
3:32:14
He's not getting my vote tonight, no.
3:32:16
Matter, but he's a real king. I'm just thinking that's what.
3:32:18
I'm saying, so you're getting my, you're just telling me that
3:32:21
it's rigged for me and you're intentionally, I'm saying you're
3:32:25
rigging it for me. I'm just I'm rigging it for you
3:32:27
because I'm not going to give him the win tonight because he
3:32:30
doesn't. Shut up.
3:32:30
He's also the de facto king. God, He's the King.
3:32:32
Like I said, I'm just telling you, you vote however you want.
3:32:36
In 2016, In 2016, when Trump became president, 16,000 job was
3:32:41
hungry. I'm hungry.
3:32:43
Let's get this on the road. All right, here it is.
3:32:47
I'm of course going with Jabba. That's not fool Shanahan offense
3:32:52
was that deciding not to run the ball against the Patriots in the
3:32:55
Super Bowl. All right, all right. 28.
3:32:58
Right now, I like it. Look, I like it.
3:33:01
Everyone knows what we're talking about here.
3:33:03
The Falcons blew it. The Patriots won.
3:33:06
They somehow could not just run the football.
3:33:09
Now look, understand the motto of the Shanahan offense in those
3:33:13
days where this is what we're good at, We're going to
3:33:15
consistently beat you. But when you get to the fourth
3:33:18
quarter, you got to play a little bit more to the clock.
3:33:21
You have to change up. You have to play more
3:33:24
conservative. You can't just go 3 and out when
3:33:27
you're up that many points, up 3 possessions plus what are you
3:33:30
doing? You can't do that.
3:33:33
It's a it's a fireable offense and they all ended up falling
3:33:36
apart because of it. Those guys have all obviously
3:33:38
landed on their feet because they were good coaches to get
3:33:40
there in the 1st place, but that was some humble pie they had to
3:33:43
eat Speedy. All right, I'm going to go with
3:33:47
the the Houston Oilers collapse against backup quarterback Frank
3:33:50
Reich and the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs in that one and
3:33:53
they're 35. Nothing they were up and they
3:33:56
end up falling apart 41 to 38. They lose.
3:33:58
They haven't gotten they didn't never went to the Super Bowl as
3:34:01
a result and going there with the Titans, like I said before,
3:34:04
but he didn't do it against Jim Kelly and the starting
3:34:07
quarterback. He did it against Frank Reich,
3:34:10
the infamous comeback for the Buffalo Bills saving that season
3:34:13
against the Oilers. Well, look, the Giants, Speedy,
3:34:22
you know where I'm going, Yeah. I do.
3:34:24
The Giants were playing the 49ers when I was in high school.
3:34:29
It was 2003. This is the end of the Kerry
3:34:32
Collins era. He had taken us to the play to
3:34:36
the Super Bowl, tried to throw against Ray Lewis and Ed Reed
3:34:39
with a separated shoulder. It went as you would expect in
3:34:43
that Super Bowl, but we get to the wild card in 2003.
3:34:47
The Giants, Kerry Collins, we're we were supposed to be the worst
3:34:51
team in the league. Kerry Collins bringing us,
3:34:54
bringing us back. The Giants are back.
3:34:57
And it all came crashing down. Crashing down to the point where
3:35:03
we ended up getting rid of Collins, having the draft, Eli
3:35:07
Manning getting Kurt Warner, and imploding the entire roster Lose
3:35:11
to the 49ers 39 to 38 after starting the game-winning 38 to
3:35:18
14. It can't be worse than that.
3:35:20
It destroyed the franchise. Luckily we were able to get Eli
3:35:23
and rebuild that year speedy. All right, I'm going to go with
3:35:27
another unfortunate Giants one. It pains me to admit this one,
3:35:30
but I'll go with the 2010 one against the Eagles when they
3:35:33
were up 20 plus points in that game and obviously the infamous
3:35:37
DeSean Jackson punt return touchdown fish.
3:35:39
You were at that game. I know and.
3:35:41
I was there. It ruined that the.
3:35:42
Giants missed the playoffs because of that because the
3:35:44
Eagles end up having the tiebreaker, they end up sweeping
3:35:46
for the season. I mean they won the second game
3:35:48
with LeSean McCoy going crazy on the Giants in the last game.
3:35:50
But it was that one that really struck everything when the
3:35:53
Giants and freaking Matt Dodge didn't know how to punt the
3:35:56
ball. The Giants defense in no hole or
3:35:57
anything. They missed the playoffs and
3:35:59
Michael Vick at the time with the Eagles leading them to the
3:36:02
playoffs. Errol, you're talking about in
3:36:04
the chat, I think that's the game that gave me diabetes.
3:36:08
That was the game I think I like, ate myself into a coma
3:36:11
after I was, I was heckling Eagles fans that whole game.
3:36:14
We were up 3 scores. Listen, I'm telling you, I'm a
3:36:17
Jet fan. I, I got diabetes the day I was
3:36:19
born. All right?
3:36:21
So Speaking of which, Errol marks my last.
3:36:24
Pick. Goes to a guy The Jets decided
3:36:27
not to draft for Ken O Ryan going against someone that now
3:36:32
coaches against The Jets, coaches for The Jets and Aaron
3:36:37
Glenn. And there happened to be an
3:36:39
immortal play at the end of this game that we call the fake spike
3:36:43
that everyone has done ever since it led to a touchdown, led
3:36:46
to the Dolphins beating The Jets.
3:36:49
Like just crushing The Jets season in 1994 with one of the
3:36:55
most memorable. You might lose.
3:36:56
Just so you know. Now I might take the win away.
3:37:00
I might take the win away from you now.
3:37:03
All right, Speedy, last one rounded up.
3:37:06
All right, I'll round it out with the 2014 the Ravens as
3:37:10
well. They were up by 21 points in
3:37:12
that game against the Patriots, but they're up 35 to 14.
3:37:15
Danny Amendola, I believe it was, throws A touchdown pass.
3:37:18
Patriots score 2528 unanswered points and win that game.
3:37:22
They end up winning the Super Bowl amidst all that, and that's
3:37:24
how the whole deflate gate kind of thing started after, again,
3:37:28
the Ravens were huge at halftime and John Harbaugh started
3:37:30
throwing out accusations at that point and.
3:37:32
That was do defense. I believe that was.
3:37:34
Doodoo suck my indo. Every category that year.
3:37:37
So I'm going to go with that one.
3:37:39
All right, that's the game. Time to hear from the voters.
3:37:44
Usually I start this because I'm never the king.
3:37:46
So Errol will let this flip around.
3:37:50
Who you voting for tonight? I'm going to be fair, even
3:37:53
though I can't stand his ass tonight, I want to smack him
3:37:56
around. Might do that after the show.
3:37:59
I'm going to go with speedy and not because of The Jets.
3:38:03
I just thought his first two, I I mean, you could argue
3:38:05
obviously the biggest debacle was the Atlanta, the Atlanta
3:38:08
Falcons. There's no question.
3:38:10
But his last two were probably a little bit better than your your
3:38:15
jets spike crap that came out of your mouth.
3:38:18
So come on, man, that's a legendary game.
3:38:20
That's legendary. It makes me sick.
3:38:22
All right, so I'm going to go with Speedy, all right, The rest
3:38:24
of it, we'll go down the line. We'll go Zach, then Tommy, then
3:38:27
Java and Jake. So, Zach, go ahead.
3:38:30
I'm actually also going to pick speedy.
3:38:34
I don't know much about the Oilers and the Bills because I
3:38:36
just don't look that far into NFL history.
3:38:39
But I mean, the last two Meadow, the mirror about the
3:38:42
Meadowlands, at least for me it was.
3:38:44
I remember watching it and it was just, it's such an awesome
3:38:47
game. I loved it so much.
3:38:48
Just on Jackson's probably my favorite.
3:38:50
He kicked a low line drive at Deshaun Jackson at the end of
3:38:56
the game, I. Don't know what he was doing, I
3:38:58
don't know what. He then it what always happens,
3:39:00
it bounced, so everyone on the coverage team overran it,
3:39:04
thinking it's a fumble. He picks it up cleanly and
3:39:07
there's no one there. Yeah, I know.
3:39:09
I knew it as soon I started walking down the aisle.
3:39:12
As soon as he picked the ball up, I knew it was over.
3:39:15
I knew it. I'm serious.
3:39:16
I was walked out of the stadium as soon as he picked the ball
3:39:19
up. Such a great game that and then
3:39:22
the Ravens and the Patriots, obviously, so I'm going to go
3:39:25
with Speedy on that one. All right, I'm trailing 2O.
3:39:29
Let's see if someone wants to vote for me.
3:39:30
All right. Tommy.
3:39:32
That wish is going to come to fruition because I got fish in
3:39:34
this round. Speedy's picks were absolutely
3:39:36
great that that Eagles game. You guys already touched on it.
3:39:40
I don't want to even relive more about that Eagles and Giants
3:39:42
game. That gave me absolute agita as
3:39:44
well. The thing with that is that that
3:39:47
even though of course the Patriots and Ravens game, I
3:39:50
actually was so rooted for the Ravens that game.
3:39:52
I couldn't stand Tom Brady in that time especially.
3:39:54
However, the Falcons blowing the Super Bowl is by far the worst
3:39:57
joke job of course, in NFL history.
3:40:00
The Giants choking against the 49ers, other than when you
3:40:03
mentioned of course, the Super Bowl against the Ravens.
3:40:05
Other than that game, that's easily the worst playoff choke
3:40:08
job by the Giants. Or easily the biggest playoff
3:40:11
joke job like I said. And the Dan Marino figs fight
3:40:14
against The Jets, that is just people didn't even know that
3:40:17
they could do that. You know, people that re that
3:40:20
started the fake spike that revitalized it.
3:40:22
So I'm gonna have to go fish on that just for how much iconic
3:40:25
that his actual points weren't. I appreciate the iconic comment
3:40:28
there at the end. All right, Jabba.
3:40:31
Everybody's kind of explaining I'm kind of like I'm 5050, So
3:40:35
what I'm going to do, I'm a flip a coin.
3:40:42
First time we kick in the hill. I'm sorry, so whose heads and
3:40:44
whose tails? Who wants to be which?
3:40:48
I'll take, I'll take heads. That means your tails speedy,
3:40:53
just to just let you know. OK, just check.
3:40:56
You sure anymore he wasn't? You sure he's not going to cut
3:40:59
you off, right? I'm just just.
3:41:01
So speedy. All right, it's all tied.
3:41:09
It comes down to Jake. Yeah.
3:41:12
So I should say, I thought you guys both did really, really
3:41:15
well. I think you could go one-on-one
3:41:17
with your guys second and third picks.
3:41:18
So it does come down to the 1st 2 picks and like look, the the
3:41:22
Bills and the Oilers game, you look back at that game speed,
3:41:25
you're right. They did lose to Frank Wright.
3:41:27
And I believe at the time before a couple seasons ago when the
3:41:30
Vikings beat the Pulse, it was the biggest comeback in NFL
3:41:34
history at the time and it was embarrassing.
3:41:36
It was kind of the downfall of the Oilers.
3:41:37
They just went down from a franchise at that point.
3:41:40
But I got to give it to Fish. When you look at that Super Bowl
3:41:43
at that point, like we're right, like the ego of Kyle Shanahan,
3:41:47
like, look, you understand you want to run your offense the way
3:41:50
you want to do it, but you're up 25 points going into the third
3:41:54
and fourth quarter. You've got to run the ball.
3:41:56
You've got to be smart. You got to play strategic
3:41:58
football and keep the ball out of Tom Brady's hands.
3:42:01
And if you want to. Look at like a loss that's
3:42:03
defined A franchise and that has never recovered from it and
3:42:06
never gotten back to that point and how bad a choke has done for
3:42:10
a franchise. It's the Falcon.
3:42:11
So yeah, Congrats fish. You are the winner of King of
3:42:14
the Hill tonight. Right, Tommy, you can stop the
3:42:17
music. I'm going to I'm going to, you
3:42:19
know, celebrate, you know the way.
3:42:21
I just want to let you know, Mr. Fish, that who was the offensive
3:42:25
coordinator of that Atlanta Falcon team.
3:42:27
Oh, that's right. Kyle Shanahan, rest of my case
3:42:29
done and over. I I destroyed him in it.
3:42:32
And that's why and that's why you love Kyle Shanahan because
3:42:35
he sucks. So good.
3:42:37
Good luck on that when he gets fired this year, you got to eat
3:42:40
humble pie. I think he was I think he's when
3:42:43
he gets because of it. Are you?
3:42:44
I'm surprised you're not cutting me off on that one.
3:42:47
When Kyle Shanahan gets fired at the end of the season, Owen,
3:42:50
again, you still owe me a dress, a wig and some lipstick.
3:42:54
That's going to happen one way or another.
3:42:56
He's coming on the show. He's got to live up to that bet
3:42:59
And and here's another thing. I did think Speedy won that I
3:43:04
that besides that, I probably go with the Speedy picks, but the
3:43:08
spike is OK. I mean, obviously it was
3:43:11
definitely something that people will remember, but out of all
3:43:14
the biggest debacles, that wasn't even a playoff game.
3:43:17
So stop. I to be fair, I would say
3:43:20
Speedy's picks were more interesting.
3:43:23
Mine were the 1 like the most obvious one, The Jets for my
3:43:26
child, the spike. The spike was not a playoff
3:43:28
game. That was a regular season game,
3:43:30
but it like effectively ended. That's fine.
3:43:33
It's not to me. I'm looking at the games that
3:43:37
obviously, well, I mean, it ended their season, dude.
3:43:40
They were more the giants, dude. It doesn't but.
3:43:42
You weren't the king, so it doesn't matter.
3:43:44
That's true. Screw is true.
3:43:46
Carol. Carol.
3:43:47
Errol. This is the Carol.
3:43:48
Carol. Carol.
3:43:50
Carol. Carol.
3:43:53
Carol. I was just trying to say King
3:43:56
Errol, I put it together there. You haven't been king in three
3:43:58
weeks. I have a feeling next week we're
3:44:01
going to get you back on top of the mountain.
3:44:03
But for now, I I don't know if that'll happen because I give
3:44:06
him the crown back to King Goody because I was just the
3:44:09
representative of King Goody here tonight.
3:44:12
So Goody, Congrats for your big win tonight.
3:44:15
So fish you got. You got promoted from Jester to
3:44:18
King, and now you're demoted back to Jester.
3:44:20
I listen. It's just a role.
3:44:23
It's just what it's what you do with it, you know?
3:44:25
What I mean, hard to be. I'll touch it.
3:44:27
Back then. Jake, didn't you?
3:44:29
Didn't you say you were getting a haircut?
3:44:31
Yeah, I did. He got a little buzzed up on.
3:44:34
The mud I see that you got. The faded faded into the beard.
3:44:38
That's all right. We got a little.
3:44:40
Rat tail in there, I like it. He's rocking.
3:44:42
The mud, yeah, it's kind of like a.
3:44:43
Modern mole, but yeah, the blur is not showing it.
3:44:46
Great, but you know it. Looks like Joe Derrick man.
3:44:48
Yeah, I got caught. Hey, literally, if you look at
3:44:51
Joe dear, remember the old school bowl cut?
3:44:54
It's like the new school kids. You could only see like the
3:44:56
sides. I That's how everyone does.
3:44:59
It and you're rocking that to the wedding this weekend.
3:45:02
Oh yeah. Who's wedding you are getting?
3:45:04
No, but well. Who's getting?
3:45:09
Married. You got no butt repelling on
3:45:11
that head right now. He's saying you got to do
3:45:13
something. Bad.
3:45:14
Well, hold on. Who's getting married?
3:45:15
What's going on? Your friend?
3:45:17
What's? Going on, my stepdad is his
3:45:20
oldest son. Oh, so you got a chance then?
3:45:24
I thought we were. Talking like older older.
3:45:26
I was like, damn you getting no butt?
3:45:28
Just go after the 40 or 50 year old women.
3:45:30
Very easy. Who you're hunting.
3:45:35
You're telling this 20 our 20 year old I'm assuming?
3:45:39
From Speedy. Yes Speedy, you should try make
3:45:43
cameos and like like having only fans for dance lesson Speedy.
3:45:48
Charge for that. That could be your side hustle,
3:45:50
speedy. That could.
3:45:51
Be I would never do that as a side hustle chop Oh.
3:45:53
Man. Speedy.
3:45:54
Like, you know, like wedding crashers, but like you could,
3:45:57
you could be. That's our friend John Daigle's
3:45:59
specialty. Speedy likes to, you know, sniff
3:46:02
dog asses. That's what he likes to do.
3:46:04
I mean, that's how he knows that if somebody smells, that's a
3:46:07
different kind of party. Well, listen, I, I, I, I like
3:46:10
Speedy. If Speedy really wants to pick
3:46:12
up a girl, he needs to shave some, some undertone over there.
3:46:15
So that little, that little dog needs to sail, if you know what
3:46:18
I mean. He needs the sail.
3:46:20
So but anyway, or we can go to like a jam band?
3:46:22
What you're saying, So what you're saying is Jake has or he
3:46:26
has Jake's hair on his undercarriage.
3:46:30
That's right. Is that probably?
3:46:32
A lot more hair on his. You will never know scoops.
3:46:37
It. Sounds.
3:46:37
Like you don't want to like. Jam band concerts, speedy, you
3:46:40
know what I mean? Like some like Dave Matthews,
3:46:42
not even Dave Matthews. Even more like fish.
3:46:44
Like the band fish with the Phi, love fish, by the way, fish is
3:46:48
fish. But like, you know what I mean?
3:46:49
Like the types of girls that like, have never shaved and wear
3:46:51
butterfly wings and dance around at those concerts.
3:46:54
Those are the types of girls we got to set you up with.
3:46:56
Speedy. I think they told me that they
3:46:58
don't do that. I think they probably do that.
3:47:00
They pet the furry wall. The furry wall.
3:47:03
Cooking on acid. You know what I mean?
3:47:05
Like. Don't fuck.
3:47:08
Don't do that. You don't want you to get
3:47:12
arrested, Speedy. Yeah, come on, Speedy.
3:47:13
I'm just trying to compile the folk alter ego of me.
3:47:17
You kidding me? You were a folk singer.
3:47:18
You would do so well. Yeah.
3:47:20
Yeah, you have. You have a bunch of girls drop
3:47:22
him and you see him dropping. It's like, where is it?
3:47:24
Where is it? It's behind the bushes.
3:47:25
Imagine an album, like a cover album.
3:47:27
Speedy plays Dylan, and he's just sitting there doing Bob
3:47:30
Dylan songs. Oh, he's.
3:47:32
Like the? Look of that too.
3:47:34
Yeah. This is what this was fish's.
3:47:36
Graphic knowledge. How many?
3:47:38
Oh man, there's how many licks, Jake?
3:47:40
Could be in the background playing cowbell.
3:47:42
Sandling up the butt, speedy. Do you know any Dylan songs like
3:47:46
blowing in the wind or something like that?
3:47:47
I Can't Sing any. Yeah, well, you Can't Sing.
3:47:50
Seriously, I. Didn't I more of AI wasn't
3:47:51
advocating. That.
3:47:53
Triangle. I like it.
3:47:55
Hey, hey, why don't we get Aaron in here too, Errol, let's give
3:47:58
these guys a little little shout out.
3:48:01
It's there last night, absolutely with us as interns.
3:48:04
Absolutely. I want I want to give a shout
3:48:06
out and it's hopefully Speedy doesn't cut me off on this one.
3:48:10
I think all three of you guys. Are over it.
3:48:14
I'm definitely not never. I don't cut anybody off.
3:48:17
I definitely don't. I think he gets over things like
3:48:21
this never, never. But here's the thing, I, I, I
3:48:25
think Jake, Aaron and obviously Zach, you guys are sensational.
3:48:28
You really are. You put the time in, you've
3:48:31
you've worked really, really hard and anybody that hasn't
3:48:34
seen the show or in the back end of the show, you guys have been
3:48:37
a big part of it over the last couple of months.
3:48:39
So you guys deserve a lot more than you.
3:48:44
You really get the respect for so not what?
3:48:48
What are you guys laughing at? What's going on here?
3:48:50
You. Didn't see Jake.
3:48:51
Jake put some like background graphics.
3:48:55
What happened was that, like fireworks, I was sick.
3:48:58
I don't. Know how did you do that I.
3:49:00
Have no idea it. Wasn't like fireworks in his
3:49:03
background. Well, maybe perfect timing by
3:49:05
the way. Like I thought you did that
3:49:07
intentionally. I know.
3:49:08
I thought he'd. Yeah, I thought it was like, oh,
3:49:10
because he was smiling and. Trying to teach me some graphics
3:49:12
tricks over. Here, listen.
3:49:14
You know, the end of the internship, Listen, you guys can
3:49:16
come back whatever you want. And and Jake, your your back end
3:49:20
knowledge of UFC and mixed martial arts and combat sports
3:49:23
is sensational. Zach, obviously your knowledge
3:49:26
and sports and and really your personality has been really has
3:49:30
shown. And Aaron, obviously your
3:49:31
notability of sports and and baseball, your back end with
3:49:35
baseball and your love for baseball.
3:49:37
Definitely it will be missed. And you guys anytime you guys
3:49:40
want to come on and help us out, we we really would appreciate if
3:49:43
you guys would love to do that. So you guys really appreciate
3:49:46
everything guys helping with the videos, the back end stuff like
3:49:51
guys did an awesome job. So I just want a little snap it
3:49:53
up for you guys, Snap it out, snap it up.
3:49:57
You never heard that? How about this?
3:49:59
Jazz. Finger seat you're.
3:50:00
Such a no, no, we're not fond of, no.
3:50:02
Balls. Underhanded jazz fingers.
3:50:04
Like spirit fingers. Spirit fingers.
3:50:07
Come on. That's the type of stuff Jared
3:50:08
from Subway was doing. Errol, come on now.
3:50:10
Are you actually comparing me to Jared from Subway?
3:50:14
That pervert? What were you just doing with
3:50:16
your hands? I mean, spirit fingers.
3:50:18
You've never seen the movie. Come on.
3:50:20
No. Spirit movies are not coddling
3:50:22
balls next. Bring it on, man.
3:50:25
Well, listen, whoever. Like this weird fingers are like
3:50:29
this like. First of all, open your mouth
3:50:33
again. Do that again.
3:50:35
What the hell is that? I'm not the one over the phone.
3:50:38
You're just going. To get all your drops from just
3:50:41
this one episode today, that's you.
3:50:42
Don't have to look at anything. Bubble gum.
3:50:44
I have to take a shit. This makes my pecker.
3:50:46
Hard. That probably does make his
3:50:47
pecker hard. Anyways, I'd like to thank you.
3:50:54
Go ahead, Spirit figures. Spirit figures.
3:50:56
Anyways, boys, we really appreciate you guys.
3:50:59
I, I really do appreciate everything that you guys done
3:51:01
and keep up all the good work in it.
3:51:04
Wherever you guys go in your sports career, just remember if
3:51:07
you ever need any help or you you need any references, we
3:51:11
would absolutely love to be there for you guys.
3:51:13
So we really appreciate you guys.
3:51:15
I I really do mean that you guys have been.
3:51:17
In touch too. Let us know.
3:51:18
Let us know anything we can help or whatever, but yeah, anything.
3:51:23
Stay in touch. Don't, don't, don't do any of
3:51:26
this. Guys just throwing that, stay
3:51:28
away from that for the most part, but definitely if you need
3:51:31
anything let us know. 2 thumbs up.
3:51:33
Man, don't be strangers too. Come back in whenever you know.
3:51:35
You guys, hey, we can look forward to the fantasy league in
3:51:38
a couple of days, man. So that's right.
3:51:39
Yeah. I'm looking forward to that.
3:51:40
I'm looking forward to. That good, guys.
3:51:42
I'm looking, I'm looking forward to the update on the on the
3:51:46
wedding and then see if you got any butt.
3:51:48
Yeah. Leave it up to Jabba.
3:51:51
Jabba. Oh, that's right.
3:51:53
I, I, you guys get to hear it for one more time.
3:51:55
Hold on, hold on. Here it is.
3:51:58
Droba droba ass licker. Anyways, that's it for our show,
3:52:08
ladies and gentlemen. I like to thank all the fans.
3:52:11
Thank you to our great guest, Mile High Huddle Broncos NFL
3:52:15
analyst Lance Sanderson for joining us.
3:52:17
He's sensational. Thank you for it.
3:52:19
Thank you to him as always. Thank you.
3:52:20
Also the Milwaukee Brewers second base prospect, Jaden
3:52:23
Fielder, He was fantastic as well.
3:52:26
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Thanks to all the fans tuning into YouTube channel and
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checking out all the different impressions that we've had over
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the last couple of weeks and and keep keep downloading us, keep
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following us. We really do appreciate all the
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all the love. We were in the top 200 rally all
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week. We haven't fallen out of the top
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200 all week. So thank you to all the fans as
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always and we'll be back on Monday.
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Listen to the weekend crunch too on one O 3.9 FM.
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If you don't live here in Long Island or New York, you can
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listen to it on iHeartRadio. One O 3.9 FMLI News Radio me and
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Speedy will be doing a live show on on the the call and by the
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way, we'll be doing the Islanders pregame show this this
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year on Saturday, so you can tune in for that as well as we
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talk Islander hockey. Yeah, that's it Jabba, we
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appreciate all your craziness and make sure you don't fondle
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anything. You know the thumbs up.
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And by the way, congratulations to Jabba.
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Losing 28 lbs. I got to give up Golf Club.
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Nice job. Golf Club, that's.
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Amazing man. Yes, and I and I'm, I'm right
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above him, you know, but I have my E1C is a little crazy right
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now, but I, I lost 31 lbs and everybody's been giving me
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compliments on it. So I want to thank everybody for
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giving me all the compliments on social media, especially my mom
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saying, wow, you look like a new person.
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Thanks mom. Anyways, thanks mom, that that's
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embarrassing. Anyways, again, we'll be back on
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money. Any guests?
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Yes, Nathan got Josh Booty, who actually played both in the NFL
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and majorly baseball. Yes, Josh Booty.
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Yes, he won a World Series with the Miami, with the Florida
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Marlins in 1997. He played three years over
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there, then played it three years.
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Then he played football at LSU and then he got drafted by the
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Seahawks, played a couple years there.
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All right, there we go. We got the booty man coming on.
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Anyways, that's it. Good night.
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Farewell. Worldwide Sports.
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Radio Network Carl plays with himself.