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NFL Playoffs By the Numbers · Sports Exchange

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topics, all right, making me appearance. We like to have them on
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from time to time. Is Denzel Snipes. There is Denzel. Hey,
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what's going on? Gad to be back on the Sports Exchange. And also
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didn't just snape at thirteen? All right? And we have Jacob Christner,
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everybody's favorite pundit, but tonight he has to pretend that he knows a
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little bit more about sports than just arguing with everybody, and Rand, well,
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well I do, but oh well no tonight, but I mean no
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show tonight other than this one tomorrow, and got three great topics going on
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for that thing. I also get. I'm also starting to get a lot
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more people on TikTok. I'm getting to tea won't getting the likes, and
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I've got a TikTok live now, so feel free to go watch as things
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go well And JB Ellis my partner in crime. We're trying to do a
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lot of good things together. Glad to have you back, mister Ellis.
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How's it going? Exciting times? Mgpn's like less than two weeks away from
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launching Sidelined Sports, the South Florida Tribute, Pundit's punded, the Sports Exchange,
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the Goatland all going to be on there, got some great stuff happening.
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Going to be out in Vegas in a few weeks to cover the Super
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Bowl, A lot of stuff happened. Yeah, I had a good pleasure
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of being on a show with Ian Hill today where he interviewed the MotorCity mad
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Mouth. And I'm going to tell you one thing Ian says to me on
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the show. Do you ever take any breaths? I said no, but
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at least I know I'm firing all cylinders. I didn't have as much caffeine
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in my system then. Can only imagine what have been like as we go
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later in the day. But anyways, I shout out to you. I
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enjoyed being on this show and looking forward to many good things with m GB
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and TV. But not least a guy that's been on a lot of shows
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with me for the better part of forty years, mister George Khorn. Yeah,
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good to be on here. Everybody's excited in Michigan, the cars,
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Wolverines and the Lions. Baby. All right, Well, you know what,
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Before I go into the topics, I want to talk about a couple
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of headlines. Unfortunately, the first one I have isn't one that we really
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feel very good about. But as part of our industry, we have to
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talk about everything. Warriors Assistant coach the Jean Milojevic forty six has passed away
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after suffering a heart attack at a private team dinner. You won a championship
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twenty twenty two. I believe the Utah Jazz and the Warriors game has been
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postponed to a leader date. Also, this may not be good news for
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Dallas fan, and then again, maybe it might. Mike McCarthy will return
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for a fifth season as Cowboys coach. Okay, and then he's had three
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straight twelve and five seasons. We'll see what happens. So I have a
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feeling that he'll be under a lot more pressure than you can imagine next year.
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But we'll see what happens. So now, for all you Green Bay
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fans that were hoping that Mike McCarthy was going to lose his job because of
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you, not happening this time, unless that happens next year. All right,
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let's go to the topic. So's talk about the biggest home field advantage
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in the divisional round. What this pretty much is is going to go over
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four stadiums, and I'm going to start off first. Okay. The choices
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are Baltimore, M and T Bank Stadium, San Francisco, Levi Stadium,
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Detroit Ford Field, and Buffalo Hi March Stadium. Now, I've been to
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all four areas, but at that time I went to Candlestick Park in San
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Francisco and that was quite an advantage. But I've been to Baltimore, I've
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been to San Francisco and Buffalo, and I'm going to lean toward Ford Field
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because it gets loud in there. And you know what, when you have
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a lot of passionate Detroit fans out there, you can rest assure that you're
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going to have to have a few earplugs a little bit. So. But
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that said, I'll turn it over to Georgi. I Corn. Well,
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that's a tough one, Scott, it really is. I mean, yeah,
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right now, the Lions fans are very very loud and vocal. They
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haven't had much to cheer about, as we all know, since that place
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was opened, until the things started coming together the second half of last season
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and then of course this season. Very passionate fans in those other cities.
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You mentioned the course, San Francisco. I've never been to the stadium,
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but a Super Bowl has been held there. Obviously, Baltimore outdoor stadium,
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and then was the Buffalo is the other home team. Yeah, just really
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really really rabbit fans, I think in all four of those cities. But
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yeah, I mean, I don't mean to be a homer, but yeah,
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I would give the edge to the Detroit also because it's enclosed. It's
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a dome. And despite what some of our friends were saying the other night
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on The Football Show about building an outdoor stadium, it ain't gonna happen.
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Okay, it's never going to happen in Detroit. Again. They're not going
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to turned down thousands of dollars and big events like the Final Four, the
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Frozen Four, WWE, WrestleMania and all these other shows. Okay, it's
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not gonna happen. It's a funny idea that I think it was mel far
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or somebody suggested having it outdoors, but not in my lifetime. You know.
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Ford Field is my choice though. Okay, Welltenzel, Well, whenever
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you talk about the house of horrors in the postseason and what comes to mind,
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you know, historical ones like old Candlestick Park, like Scott alluded to.
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Also Old Texas Stadium back in the nineties when the Cowboys had their run
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that was a house of horrors as well. And then you had some in
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the last ten or fifteen years, like New Orleans super Dome, which got
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scarily loud. And then also the I forget the name of the stadium where
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the Seahawks play out there in Seattle, Washington. That one never got ridiculous.
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It's ridiguously loud. Yes, yes, oh no, no, no,
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I mean back in thirteen when they won it all not the Kingdom.
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Okay, that their current stadium impressive to be. Yes, I've been Old
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Texas Stadium, but continue, yes, yes, that one got loud.
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Also, man, I really would love to say ford Field, because Ford
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Field did get loud, and I did catch SummerSlam whenever it happened back in
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August, and it does get pretty loud in there. But on this topic,
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give me the fan base that literally throws themselves through tables in the cold.
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They are probably the craziest fan base out of all of them mentioned,
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and that would be high Mark Stadium. It got pretty loud on well on
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a lot of games this season. Monday night or Sunday night or you name
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it. It got loud even on Monday and the game was was rescheduled.
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Yeah, very very passionate, very very little fans. I got Detroit at
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a close closed second. But yeah, give me Homark Stadium, Okay,
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Jacob, oh easily Heimark Stadium. One of the things about the deal,
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the one good thing about all four of the places, and they're not throwing
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popcorn. I'm the coaches. That's one good thing about that. But other
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than that part, it's I mean, by itself, it is hard for
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me to ever put San Francisco in there just because it's California. And if
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San Francisco is not good, they're not any of it. They're not anywhere
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Buffalo. If they're bad, they're still doing this right, give this to
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the credit. We'll say Philly the same way. If they're bad. Chicago
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has snowy day this year, they filled the stadium as a horrible team.
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You know, you get to those things. But I'm doing in comparison because
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when we put San Francisco in there, they're doing this now because they're really
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good. They're not gonna be there when they're bad. They just don't.
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I'm saying Buffalo. It's like, just because I'm putting Buffalo for the thing,
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it's a close call with a few things, and you get it Detroit
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and Detroit becomes this. But Buffalo. It is just that outdoor the atmosphere,
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and I enjoy that. Yeah, I done hurt to have Bill's Mafia
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going out there and giving everything they've got too and laugh and not least mister
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Ellis. And after we get done with JB, we're going to go to
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the chat room. So I mean, this question would be a great question
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if possibly Detroit was playing a rival because the Kansas City Buffalo match has become
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a little bit of a rivalry over the past few years. And now Buffalo
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gets to have them up in high Mark Stadium for a chance to go to
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the AFC Championship Game. And everyone told Buffaloes it's about weeks seven or so
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that they had no business. They weren't making the playoffs, they weren't going
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to do anything. So those fans are getting used to being slapped around all
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the year. They're angry, and now they want to take their anger out
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on a team that prevented them from going to the Super Bowl a few times.
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So, you know, Detroit's a very loud you know, the Dome
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is loud, but you're playing Tampa Bay. It worked out perfect that you
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guys have Tampa Bay because the matchup against Tampa Bay, I think is better
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than it is against Philadelphia. You should want to get to the NFC Championship
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game. But the juice isn't there. I mean, the fans are thrilled,
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they're going to be loud, but in Buffalo it's a hatred for Kansas
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City. You know, they're loud and they're ready to go no matter what.
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But now you give them, it's like they're a rapid dog. They
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got blood on their lips and they want more, you know, And this
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is I think their chance to get Kansas City if they play a good game.
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So one more thing, real fast, I wanted to say one thing,
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I would say, I'm gonna use Kansas City also in that thing.
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As far as loud, I still love that they do the drum and I
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still love that they do the chop. Still love the opening beginning and everything.
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They're not listening to the noise. They're not listening to all of the
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you know, all of the people who are like, you know, the
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social justice warrior thing and all that stuff. They're just trying to you know,
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the fans. They're han't trying to have fun. They're not listening to
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the dead spin ring of that crap. They're there to have fun and I
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enjoyed that in their loud and I give them all that credits. Well,
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Jamie, you know what, let me tell you this. I do like
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your logic behind it, because you're looking at a stadium right now based on
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a rivalry, and normally this game is played at Arrowhead Stadium. But because
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of the fact that the Bills are actually hosting the game, and it adds
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a lot more intrigue in terms of how loud it's going to be. And
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bear in mind that Bills are going to have a sixty five thousand see new
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Stadium's where what they're going to have in a couple of years. And if
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you think Heimarch Stadium is rough, wait till they bring on a new stadium.
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Let's go to the chat room real clicked, and we'll comment on everything.
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First of all, Jane Burgess, I know one place is happy about
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the numbers, Vegas. Yeah, they got every single number on the planet.
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And then we also had I thought Jerry would make the jump, but
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in all truth, he doesn't have an itchy trigger. That s true,
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he really doesn't. Buffalo is crazy anyway, But Mahomes finally in the Buffalo
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equivalent of I've never heard that. That actually was my My point I wanted
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to add is keep in mind that this weekend is Mahomes' first career road playoff
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game, and it's in Buffalo. Those fans are gonna let him have it.
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It is gonna be bananas. And I want to also add to Scott
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that, uh, I have the utmost respect for those Buffalo fans, don't
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you know. I know I sided with Detroit, but my god, coming
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in there with shovels and shoveling out that stadium and getting their seats ready,
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and and and snow going up in the air after the touchdowns last weekend,
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I mean, you know, they are crazy. They are crazy, and
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they are the mafia. But boy, oh boy, I mean that that
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was They're so rabbid, like you guys said, and the weather conditions did
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not stop them one bit from enjoying that big, that big win. Yeah,
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George, I got a bucket list thing for you. Go shirt list
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in the snow to take it in and go down the little slide like they
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did that. Yeah, I saw that guy. That's your list thing now,
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Yeah, that would be good for a sixty seven year old man like
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me. Make it happen, George, make could happen. There you go,
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George, that's her at homework as simon, until we put you on
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fund It's fund at starting tomorrow, all right, with that set. According
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to a report from Fox for in Kansas City, the Casey Fire Department set
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emergency responders received dozens of calls relating to hypothermia and frost fight. Fifteen fans
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or hospitalized after the Dolphins and the Chiefs game. Well, we knew it
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was gonna get cold. I was waiting for these numbers to come up to
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see how many were gonna get hospital Isa, George, do you think this
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number is high or low? I think it's rather low. Scott. I
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think it's probably more than that. But don't forget a lot of people don't
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report, they don't check in, or they they they man up and say,
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hey, I'm not worried about it, you know. So, I
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mean, you're always going to have numbers that aren't accurate in a sense like
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that, because some fans just you know, were man about it, as
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they say, and went on to enjoy the Bruskis and the burgers and whatever
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else they enjoyed after that game, but oh yeah, I mean it's incredible.
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I mean, George Carlin had had a great stick many many years ago,
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and if you haven't seen it in a while, you have to.
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He compared baseball fans to football fans, and I won't give it away,
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but you guys got to look that up on YouTube. It is so funny.
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And one of the things you just said, Scott about being outdoors and
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being in the weather conditions and if you're in a baseball game, they stop
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and they put a tarp on the field. You know. Just George Carlin
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had a great way about him and anyways, that reminded me of that little
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bit that he did. But yeah, I mean, you know, you
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and I, Scott, we saw it at Tiger Stadium and we had crappy
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weather. We went to so many games there with our friends or our family.
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So yeah, it's frostbited. That's a dangerous thing though, But George
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Carol and I'll tell you what if you think frostbite is a dangerous thing,
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I had to deal with a heat issue over at the Phoenix Raceway and out
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there, and I had to deal with almost heat problems. Oh yeah,
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heat is just bad. But then for the case of staying on pointing out
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frostbite is definitely true. And you know we've talked about George Carlin quite a
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bit before. Yeah, all right, Jacob. One of the things about
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the cold weather and playing in the cold and watching the cold is best said
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by Jim McMahon. You don't notice when you're winning, whether you're the fan
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or you're the player, you don't notice when you're winning. You've noticed plenty
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when you're losing. It reminds me of eighty eight when they got absolutely slapped
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by San Francisco. It's like everybody was so popped. Everything I said so
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boom, and by like the third quarter, everybody was like they're They're in
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their coats and shivering like crazy, you know, and it's all that kind
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of stuff. The thing about this frostbite is is how many. I mean,
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just do you know the numbers of how many Miami fans were and how
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many Kansas City fans got the frostbite? No. I think that those numbers
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came out. They just said I saw fifteen fans. Oh okay, but
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here's the thing. Let's just say they were all fifteen Kansas City fans.
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When you're excited like that and you're playing a game like that. They probably
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didn't even notice. They probably would have left if they were losing, just
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because of how bitter that cold was. Jim McMahon said it himself. We
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don't notice when you're winning, and when the excitement it's adrenaline. You probably
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wake up and your face is burned, Chris, because of the cold.
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And that's just the thing is, and it's unfortunate thing with it. But
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you know something, it's like, I don't want to hear anybody try to
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say that. I mean, Kurt Warner, Kurt Kurt Waterer said, oh
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my god, we need every big game in the dome. This is a
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guy that went to Arizona and played in a dome and he played in football.
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He played in the dome in Yes, that's what I'm saying. You
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played in Saint Louis and then he played arena football. He doesn't want he's
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from Iowa, doesn't like cold weather. It's like, okay, but I'm
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like, I'm not going to listen to Kurt Warner on that thought process because
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he went he played one year in New York and despise the cold, despised
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it. He doesn't like cold weather, So it's like, we're not going
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to listen to him on that. It's just guess what. It is a
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home field of band and sometimes it's a nice little story. But then again
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I bring up the eighty eight Bears and the Niners. That should have been
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the whole field for the Bears. They got slapped. So it's sometimes you
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just figure out how to get through it. Okay. But my question to
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you is do you feel that that number okay was high? Er low?
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Yeah? Oh it's low. It's low. Like part of it goes to
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what I was saying with with the because of how good But as you say
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it was all the Kansas City fans, it goes to that is like,
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how many are really just trying to tough it out? Didn't go You know,
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I wasn't worried about the Dolphins fans showing up, Otherwise that number would
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be doubles, So you don't have to worry about oh yeah, because they've
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never been cold and they wouldn't show up for that game anyways. But that's
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the story, all right, Denzel. To answer the question, I'm gonna
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say that number was low. I'm along side Georgia on this one. Is
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how many went unreported, How many of them were like, Man, I'm
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just gonna go home and suck down and hot chicken soup for twenty four hours
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and I'll be just fine because they've been through this kind of weather before.
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Now, wonder how many of them hospitalized. Were the phonetics that were there
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with their shirts off, you know, goud less and learn here, right,
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like, don't take your shirt off, and it's like Alaska outside.
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Okay, But but yeah, definitely I would say underreported. Had all of
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them reported, that numbers probably in the forties, you know, considering the
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capacity of arrowhead, it might even be more than that, you know,
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but I mean fifteen, Yeah, it was low a lot of them,
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you know. And when you grew up in the elements like that, you
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know, like okay, like Scott Georgie, you guys know, even you
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JB you know, and but for sure, you Jacob, you come up
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and you shovel snow and everything, and you're in those kind of elements.
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I'm like the only one on this panel that didn't grow up shoving the snow
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because hey, tropical Houston, right, you know. But yeah, when
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you're out there in the elements and you've shoveled snow or you've done some roofing
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or something like that. Your body just gets adjusted to it. It just
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does, you know. Uh So I would say for a lot of them,
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it just went unreported and they went home and they had their own home
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remedies and it worked. We didn't hear any deaths, you know, fortunately,
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So it worked so far. If you think that I'm having any sympathy
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for those guys that went shirtless, and Santa Claus is Jewish, sorry as
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the religion he hold on, Jacob, I get to talk, I know
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you're gonna try to talk, have a voice than you Christoper. Just don't
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you ever forget that. So yeah, let me repeat that for all you
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people that believe no Christmas net way, just to lessen them up the way.
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So if you think I'm definitely sympathetic or people with no shirt on,
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Santa Claus is Jewish, Okay, So I don't want those people coming up
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from the people of above saying I'm saying anything, it is because you know
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what, the FCC doesn't regulate this stuff here that we're doing. All right,
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So there you go. That's just funny. It's funny you mentioned that
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sports go Ahead. It's funny you mentioned that, Scott, because when I
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first saw the report on on Bleacher Report, literally the first comment was it
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was probably the idiots with their shirts off exactly. That's how have you fall
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into the g MTA Gray Mindstickle, I got anything question that? All right,
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mister Ellis. So the Gauntlet has a great uh segment every week called
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sports Bard of the Week. Jay's one of the hosts of the Gauntlet.
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Eddie fed that went shirtless would fit into the Sports Bard of the Week.
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Secondly, listen, I love going to football games. You know, it's
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a fun experience when the windshill is minus twenty as it's been where I live
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in the Midwest for the last week, and you go out and you clean
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your car and after about five minutes you can't feel your hands. I'm not
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sitting out to watch a whole football game. I'll pay the five ninety united
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to get peacock if I don't live in the local areas where it's at.
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And if I live in the local area, I'll turn on my local channel
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to watch it, but to spend the money on parking and then to sit
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there and freeze, and then if I want to drink something. I'm not
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gonna want to drink a cold beer, gonna buy an eighteen dollars hot chocolate
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because Atlanta is the only stadium that gives gives your concession prices that are reasonable,
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the one thing Atlanta has done right in their football career. But you
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know, and then you're gonna sit in traffic to get out of there.
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It's gonna cost you a few hundred dollars to freeze and possibly get pneumonia,
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hypothermia and all sorts of other problems. Luckily your home team won and you're
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gonna deal with that for what watch it on TV. Football is the only
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sport and that's the why there are dome stadiums. It's not because you know,
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the Lions wouldn't have a home field advantage if they played outside. It's
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because you want to pack the stadium with fans, and the fans want to
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be comfortable, so they'll spend money and they'll want to be there. If
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it's outdoors, they'll go. There's enough crazy people in the world to fill
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up a stadium in every city. But you want them to spend the money.
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You want them to buy the beer. You know, you want them
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to get the nachos. Nobody's sitting there eating nachos. And you know that
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minus twenty two you can't even use your hands. Stupidest thick of the world.
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That's why you got dome stadiums. But and I definitely think it's underreported,
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and every one of them got what they deserved. You knew what you
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were going into. Why you didn't prepare. There's clothing you could wear if
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you wanted to suffer through that, but you got to be prepared. I
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don't even think of a flu shot can save you from that tobacle. Back
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to the chat room. One of our teammates over an MGBN, Dave Bradley,
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who will be on a future edition of our show. Dave, just
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trying to sort out the schedule. You'll be on. I'm with you at
24:15
JB. All right, there you go. I'm glad you're on here today.
24:18
Thank you much. James Burgess is a legend on this show. Anyways.
24:22
That's BA all right now, Southword of Tribune. Obviously, Kansas City
24:26
Fire Department received for Goal sixty nine calls from folks inside the stadium or in
24:32
the parking lot, nearly half the calls being for hypothermia. What about the
24:37
first aid and at the game, Well, there you go. Those numbers
24:40
are obviously what they are, all right. With that said, who do
24:42
we have left? Do we have me? All right? Well, you
24:45
know what the way I look at it is, you're shirtless. You get
24:48
no sympathy from me. And I had my one religious moment presented by Sideline
24:52
Sports, presented buying Christmas and all the other holidays that passed us for the
24:56
next three hundred and twenty some odd days. All right on to Jared Goff.
25:02
Okay, here's a stat that was unbelievable and had to bring it up.
25:07
Jared Goff is the first quarterback in NFL history to snap a ten plus
25:11
year playoff drout with multiple teams. Get this, okay, In twenty nineteen,
25:18
you let the Rams to the playoff win since two thousand and five,
25:22
and they defeated Dallas in thirty to twenty two. So you talked about twenty
25:26
nineteen to two thousand and five, they're Jared Okay. Oh, if that
25:30
wasn't good enough, let's talk about the twenty twenty four Lions or their first
25:36
playoff win since nineteen ninety two, defeating the Rams fipt before to twenty three
25:41
and you know what, that's a record he owns all by himself. All
25:44
right, we'll start at the top, mister Ellis, what do you think
25:45
about Jared Goff? Well, listen, I always like Jared Goff. I
25:49
think the Rams gave up on him way too early in his career. Got
25:53
lucky they got Stafford, who's i'll say, is a good quarterback. I
25:57
was never high on him, but he's proven me wrong and he's shown that
26:00
he can make receivers great and better than what they are. But I think
26:07
the Rams they cut Golf off way too early. I think they would have
26:11
had great success with him. I'm glad he went to Detroit and is doing
26:15
well there, a leader in the community. Uh. You know, it
26:19
was a great trade for both sides. And what a great a great record
26:26
to have to show that, you know, you were the person that stepped
26:27
in and changed the course of history for a franchise and he did it not
26:32
with one but two. Pretty oppressive, be sure. Sorry, James Burgess
26:37
Golf as a turn around kid, Tay, let's put it up there,
26:41
Okay, Yeah, obviously he's a cal comes from New Yorse of California.
26:47
Now my Lions, are you go? Good stuff? All right? So
26:51
all right with that said, let's go over to the guy in Detroit,
26:53
George Eikhorn. Well, hey, listen, I'm not gonna argue with anything
27:00
that JB said. Golf is just a tremendous athlete. He is just dropped
27:06
into the Detroit scene. Most fans here didn't know much about him. Obviously,
27:11
we know that he got the Rams to the Super Bowl. But the
27:14
fact of the matter was is that Matthew Stafford rack up numbers year after year
27:18
after year. And my whole thing with Stafford was that, yeah, well
27:22
what have you done in the postseason for Detroit? And again it's not his
27:26
fault. I mean, we got crazy. We had lowsy general managers and
27:30
lowsy coaches some of those years. But that being said, he still never
27:34
had one single playoff victory as a Lions quarterback. So I knew that the
27:40
trade would be a breath of fresh air to him and his family going out
27:45
to LA and in return, the Lions made out like bandit says Scott has
27:52
said many times, with a general manager that pulled off a heist and all
27:56
the good talent besides Goff that they got in that trade. But yeah,
28:00
I got the utmost respect for the guy. He's steady, he's calm,
28:03
and if you watched any of that jobiling celebration in the locker room after Saturday
28:07
Sunday night, oh my god, he's got the backup every one of those
28:11
players, not to mention all the coaches and management people too. So that's
28:15
quite a feat. Scott, I'm glad you drag out that statistic because that
28:18
is quite a feat. Well, let's say its reality. Matthew Stafford is
28:23
a night beautiful wife and Kelly Stafford. But I wouldn't laugh at Kristin Harper,
28:27
she's absolutely adorable. To that sort illustrated swimsuit. Wow, you really
28:33
can't go wrong with their either. So if you're looking at it comparing the
28:36
women, they're both great in their own ways. But yeah, Jared Goff,
28:38
to me is just the best word to describe him. He's very unheralded
28:42
and underappreciated, but he will be revered in Detroit, Okay, Jacob,
28:48
Yeah, I know Kristin Harper and all of them going into sports illustrated swimsuit
28:52
issue and everything, and they're good looking. Oh, my god, that's
28:56
a novel concept. But the big thing, But the big thing about Jared
29:03
Goff, and I'll say this part is he is complete and utter proof that
29:07
you got to be. It's you've got them quarterback, but you also need
29:10
a coach that believes in you. Dan Campbell believes in him. Sean McVay
29:14
quit on. He just did. And it's like, that's what that is
29:18
the difference really between that between success in the NFL and not for a quarterback
29:23
in a lot of ways. Yeah, there are quarterbacks that may not have
29:27
that. They may not, but you know, so we'll use Pittsburgh for
29:30
instance. They didn't quit a Mason Rudolph and he got into a playoff.
29:36
They didn't quit on him. Any went three and zhe got him too a
29:37
playoff, you know what I'm saying. So that's the thing. And he
29:41
was terrible his ten games, but they didn't quit. Sometimes even if you're
29:45
not skilled, it takes someone believing in you. And there's a lot of
29:48
quarterbacks and we can name them that got quit on and they're out of the
29:52
league or they're backups now, it just depends. It's just lucky to draw
29:56
on Jared Goff found somebody he believed in. He congratulations to him. Now
30:00
he's getting himself. He could get to the NFC title game very very easily.
30:06
Especially this is a This is a much better matchup, much more favorable
30:08
matchup. And I'm happy for Jared Goff because he found someone that believes him.
30:12
He could probably stay to the rest of his career. Now, well,
30:15
I wasn't doubt it. Another thing, great footnote, I'm glad you
30:18
brought it up, Jacob, is the fact that Dan Campbell helped rebuild Jara
30:22
Golf's confidence. Sean McVay did a lot to drag it down. How was
30:26
anybody can respond when you're being dragged down like that? And then you bring
30:30
Dan cambell in and what do you have a lot of streaks for all the
30:34
wrong reasons being broken with that said will turn over the sniper. You know,
30:41
when the Rams gave up on Jared Golf, they traded him to the
30:47
Lions. And I understand business decisions have to be made, but they traded
30:51
him to the Lions so his career could go to die. This is a
30:56
man who said no to the grave. This is a man who said I'm
31:02
gonna make the best of this situation, like Jacob said, because I have
31:06
a coach that believes in me. And what does that turn into? Third
31:10
season with Detroit, He's got two winning seasons, won the division, won
31:12
a playoff game, and in the playoff run is still going. Like he
31:17
said, they probably have the easiest path to the NFC title game for a
31:21
team not named the forty nine ers. Also, he also made another bit
31:23
of history too. He became the first playoff He became the first quarterback to
31:27
lead a team to a playoff victory versus a team that he led to a
31:32
playoff victory. So there's another bit of news for you there, Jared Goff.
31:37
There's a reason why they call his side of the ball golfens. Okay,
31:42
just him, Saint Brown, Jamn Williams, the dual back system of
31:49
David Montgomery and Jamira Gibbs, Sam Laporte having a breakout year that he did.
31:55
Mean, I mean even when he had Hockinson, you know, like
31:59
you're so ago, you know, he's just been just been making the very
32:04
best of his situation, he said. Folks know Jared Goff was in a
32:07
Super Bowl not that long ago, and had he played any other team than
32:12
the Patriots, they probably win. Jared Goff is still a young man,
32:15
you know, and I remember watching him tearing it up at cal As James
32:19
burg Is alluded to, hats off to the dude. You know, I
32:23
think Jared Goff is gonna be revereed to Detroit for a very long time.
32:28
I think he's gonna take them places. So Detroit, it's not just this
32:30
season when they went nine and eight last year. I said it back last
32:35
August, I said the division is the Lions to lose. They want a
32:38
division. Now we may see five years of this. Okay, Now,
32:45
I know you got that Jordan Love guy, you know, doing numbers down
32:47
there in Green Bay. And who knows what's gonna happen with the Bears.
32:51
Jacob probably knows best. Hey, hey, I'm all for it, agent
32:55
Beijing double five. But don't forget the Minnesota. Yeah, and Minnesota.
33:02
I'll be back next year. Uh yeah, Minnesota's is unpredictable. One year
33:07
they win twelve games, the next year they win four. Who knows is
33:09
gonna happen with them? So the constant in the division for the foreseeable futures
33:13
looking like Lions packers, you know. Uh, But with Jared Goff.
33:16
I'm giving them a really great shot, real good chance. Okay, back
33:21
to the chat room. We'll go to James Burgess again. Okay, And
33:25
that's this Rich Cannon is a classic case of some times of units marin in
33:30
a while. You know what, you can add Jim Plunkett to the list
33:32
and how did that work out? So yeah, in the games of seenery
33:36
getting all the time and recoup and versus plus one and plus five. Also
33:40
nice to me. Look at these guys, Man Burgess in our roll.
33:44
Burgess, get in front of in touch with me already. Want to bring
33:46
you on here, seriously, come on, Burgess, ready to bring on?
33:50
All right, and now let's talk about the Dallas Cowboys. Okay,
33:53
mentioned little Mike mccartny, and I know Jenjo steps to Scott today, Scott,
34:01
I didn't know that you had a comedy segment for the Sports Exchange.
34:06
This must be something new and something new in it. You've been brewing this
34:08
up. Yeah, this Cowboys, this diff comedy, jam Man, I
34:12
like this. You must be Stephen A. Smith. Our goals educate inspire
34:21
her. Okay, right, you got it. One of the other few
34:25
things education entertained I get it educate and inspire. But every single person on
34:32
this panel favorite entertaining teacher back in school, the one that was funny I
34:37
could teach you something well, I mean the clouds of dollars. So probably
34:40
the most entertaining side show of the world. How does your mom feel about
34:47
this? Ah, she didn't want to talk about it. She actually turned
34:52
off the game in like the third quarter entertaining. Now I have to get
34:57
to the informative part of the broadcast presented by Sidelines for it's an n GBN
35:00
TV. Are gonna get used to doing those commercials. Hopefully they won't have
35:04
to use my raspy voice to do it. All right, But since the
35:07
Houston Texans inaugural season in two thousand and five, they have five playoff wins
35:12
and the Cowboys said four. How does that make it? Field Denzel?
35:15
Pretty good? Hey, the team of Texas. I've been trying to tell
35:19
them, hunting you sir? All right, let me throw a couple more
35:22
numbers out there and then everybody could talk about Dak Prescott's winning percentage in the
35:27
regular season is fifty six percent. In the fifty six percent in the regular
35:30
season the playoffs at twenty nine percent, and the Cowboys playoff records since their
35:35
last of the role is five and thirteen. The only thing good about five
35:37
and thirteen is it might be a good three digital lottery number. But if
35:40
you're the Cowboys, it's not the number you want. All right, we'll
35:43
go to the top. George Hikhorn, There you go. You hurt all
35:46
the numbers. What do you think? I don't think they're America's team any
35:51
longer. That's for darn share. I mean, they always claim they were,
35:53
but my god, they're in a category that I put the New York
35:57
Yankees and the Montreal Canadians franchises winning championships and now in a terrible, terrible
36:05
down spin. I tell you you know, you say what you want about
36:07
Dak Prescott. I I he is just like a yo yo. He's either
36:12
up or he's down. Well, this year they were up at all the
36:15
home games. Oh yeah, what do you do? Did you take Green
36:16
Bay lightly? Really? Did you just expect them to walk in here from
36:22
Wisconsin and throwing the towel? I mean, how stupid if they if you
36:25
were not up for that game, Dak in your teammates, how stupid and
36:30
ignorant? Was that? I mean not to say it could have been a
36:34
different result, but it sure looked like it to me that they were just
36:37
walking like sleepwalking the Cowboys. I tell you what, Scott, you know,
36:42
say what you want. Dak's a good quarterback. But boyl boy,
36:45
the rest it's just it's it's a nightmare there. Jerry Jones created Jerry's world,
36:50
didn't he? Sure? That's all right? I'm gonna ask everybody the
36:53
same question all these three. Now we're talking about the Texans five to four
36:59
playoff wins. They got Dak Prescotts prescentgage, his feudal when it tows to
37:04
the regular season in the playoffs, and the Cowboys playoff record since their last
37:07
Super Bowl. All right, we're gonna go do it this day, JB.
37:10
What's one of those stands out to you? Listen, Dak is brutal
37:15
in the playoffs. That was already known. But you know what you're missing
37:20
in this whole thing. What the Texans learned from the herschel Walker trade that
37:24
the Cowboys made when they traded to Seoan Watson. They got three first round
37:30
picks and a bunch of others for a guy that was never going to play
37:34
for them, begin that they sat on the bench because of everything that happened.
37:37
So Dallas years before when they became that super Bowl dynasty in the eighties,
37:43
when they got rid of Landry and Jimmy came in. You know,
37:45
they had that herschel Walker trade which was very similar. Minnesota, another losing
37:51
organization like Cleveland just kick get their foot out of their mouth, made a
37:55
similar type trade and it just didn't work out. And who benefited Dallas.
38:00
Who's benefiting right now? Houston? Houston. You know, the rookies that
38:05
they signed, they drafted phenomenal. They're gonna be good for years to come
38:09
if they build this core, you know, and they're gonna be the team
38:13
of Texas. As Denzel said, I don't know about yet. They're still
38:17
learning, but they're phenomenal crowd Stroud definitely looks like the real deal. Okay,
38:24
Jacob, now you can talk. Yeah, No, they are.
38:29
They're They're the team of Texans. The reason I say this now, everything
38:31
about Texans, I said, You've heard me Denzel say this. You've heard
38:36
me say this that Houston is just cool to watch. They're cool. The
38:42
the and here's the funny thing. Dallas has literally turned. They turned less
38:47
cool than even the Landry at the last year's level of really boring they've got.
38:53
They're less cool than that. It's like they are they are Grandpaul's old
38:59
team from the Houston is cool. They have sleek looking they have a sleek
39:07
looking fit, sleek looking uniforms, they have sleek looking offenses. Everything.
39:13
Dallas is just old. Their the owner is old, act old. Their
39:19
owner is only the only young compared to Virginia McCaskey. So they just act
39:24
old period. And the thing is and that, by the way, when
39:30
you said twenty nine percent for dak, I'm shocked it's that high. As
39:32
far as his playoff record, i am shocked it's that high because it's like,
39:37
what does he have two wins or one? Jacob, you're looking at
39:43
you know, the way you're saying Dallas is uncool. You're looking at it
39:45
from an atalyst perspective. Really to be the team, you know. Unfortunately,
39:51
Dallas is America's team. There are crazy people throughout the concree that love
39:57
the Dallas Cowboys for no rational reason said other than they're the Dallas Cowboys.
40:02
Yeah, that's true. There's the people that love the Houston Texans. I
40:07
could probably count one figure outside of Houston. Are they a fun team to
40:10
watch? By old means? You know, if the Texas are on altern
40:14
it on to cop see a couple of games this year. But other than
40:16
Jay, I don't know any other Texan fan, you know, so they
40:21
can't be the team of Texas. If I don't know any of their fans.
40:22
I could count probably about one hundred Dallas fans that I know. Oh
40:27
yeah, you're probably you are correct on something like that. But when i'm
40:30
maybe I'm going to the future, maybe I'm getting it, but it's like
40:34
it's like everything about what you're seeing at STROUDSGAM make them even cooler for one
40:37
thing. Okay, well, Jacob, let me give you some good advice.
40:40
Okay, this is called journalism. One on one. Let's focus on
40:45
going to the present and ask answer the question the way that I presented it
40:49
to you. Okay, And that question that I'm going to ask you again
40:52
is of the three stats that I have, I said the twenty nine percent.
40:57
Huh, I said the twenty nine percent. That's why I said,
41:00
Well, somehow, some way, that twenty nine percent got buried somewhere.
41:04
I don't know if it got buried in a sinkhole in Florida, or whether
41:07
it got buried in the Atlantic Ocean or the Pacific Ocean, or in at
41:10
the south rim of the Grand Canyon, but thank you very much, or
41:15
in the stadium. It got buried with by twenty nine percent, and I'm
41:19
shocked as that high he got buried with Jimmy Hoppin buried Ylis's Dallas alone.
41:28
Yeah, all right, I just want to make sure that. But I
41:30
got to give Jacob Christmaers some credit thought he is making the reporter come out
41:34
of me, knowing that you can think you can dodge questions from a lot
41:36
of people, but you're not dodging it with me. Christ Er, I
41:38
know you dodge anything. Well, what's that, I wouldn't dodge anything?
41:43
You know? Done Goodwell that, No, I know you wouldn't dodge it.
41:45
It's just the fact that you can do your Texas two step all day
41:49
long. We're trying to figure out where the one step part is, and
41:52
we'll as long as the girl I'm doing it with is hot. Right,
41:58
let's go to the man who resides in Texas, and I'm glad that he
42:00
talked about these other things. Sniper. You know, you know the question,
42:05
and I know that. I'm glad that Jacob was able to filter his
42:08
way through the question. It's not like he went over the hill and through
42:12
the woods the grandmother's house. We go here. He was just doing a
42:15
good dodgeball question. And the only one that does dodging better is Barry Sanders.
42:20
Okay, anybody get that. I don't know, Burgess probably does,
42:22
all right, Denzil, you know the question, which of the three stands
42:25
out? Just like Jacob said, I mean two playoff wins and and Dak
42:32
is going into year eight, I believe, Yeah, it's not gonna get
42:37
it done, especially not for no quarterback of the Cowboy, not for a
42:39
franchise that have had the likes of Stallback, Aikman, shoot, even Romo
42:45
come through there. You know, Uh, two playoff wins and that much
42:50
of a spind ain't just is not going to get it done, especially when
42:54
the other quarterback just south View and Houston just got half of your total and
43:01
his playoff run is still going right, and he's a rookie, So yeah,
43:09
you know what I mean. So yeah, that's the stat that stands
43:13
out the most, and it honestly is a question that people need to start
43:16
asking themselves because I've said it for the last couple of years. I said,
43:20
they ain't gonna sniff another super Bowl as long as the old man is
43:22
in charge. He likes yes men. He does the same thing over and
43:28
over expecting different results. That's the definition of insanity. You know, you
43:32
have no idea the size of check that I'm going to write if it could
43:37
mean the super Bowl word, because we seem to see like a repeat,
43:44
like Garrett was there for what eight or nine years, and then you got
43:46
mccarthen. You know who he is. You know that this man wasn't nothing
43:51
without Rogers. You know that much as a parent. Now, He's not
43:54
no quarterback whisper like that guy in Kansas City, that coach in Kansas City
43:58
with that number fifteen. He's not no quarterback whisperer like him. There are
44:01
just some people who are just defined by quarterbacks, and it is what it
44:06
is. Sean Payne's another He's nothing without breeze. Everyone's gonna see exactly what
44:09
I mean next season. You know, that's the criticism of Bill Belichick right
44:15
now. He's nothing without Tom Brady just is what it is, you know.
44:17
But the point is that going back to dek Prescott, and I don't
44:22
know if he just needs to change the scenery or if that is just his
44:25
ceiling. Some people's ceiling is the divisional round. Like Tony Romels was,
44:30
I got one thing to say about the whole Belichick thing there, Denzel.
44:34
I mean, I'm just gonna say that you're partially right. One of the
44:36
things is Tom Brady was the one that said it himself though, that he
44:38
was the one that had to develop him. Big Belichick dead. So they
44:43
at least they they were basically with each other. They made each other.
44:47
This isn't like I see Belichick had Cleveland, but he was mostly a defensive
44:52
coordinator. You know, all this up then he gets coach of New England.
44:55
At least if he would have been like five years without Brady that happened,
45:00
that's understand. But they basically were together. They were basically from this
45:05
get go. So they were it is Vincent mannon Hulkoch. Yeah, no,
45:08
they basically were. But also keep in mind he also had Charlie Weiss
45:13
as if is a coordinator and Bilichick was a defensive guy by trade, you
45:16
know. So he's the head coach, but what we always call him Billy
45:22
Tick's defenses. Right, there are just some coaches that are gonna lean a
45:24
little heavier on, you know, that side of the ball. So you
45:28
also should give credit to Charlie Weiss as well. Oh there's no question about
45:31
it. And it's like, now you's see Charlie Weis junior on there somewhere,
45:35
and I give him no credit to him. Yeah, but the but
45:38
that's the high pee. How you doing? Whoever? That is? That
45:42
Pete Davidson? But no, the but no, the big thing I the
45:46
big thing I look at and I'll tell you this, JB. This is
45:50
a reminder of teeny little history lesson you got me from pundit points. I
45:53
remember that on the thing when you saw it. One of them was Jerry
45:58
Jones. I said, he's not going to win a game or win a
46:02
super Bowl until he finds that dog in him that bought the team and fired
46:07
Landry. Remember I said that. I said that years ago. I took
46:10
the guts to say that as obviously showing well the reality. No matter how
46:17
we want to break this thing down, Jerry Jones is going to have to,
46:21
at some point or another decide how much more money he's going to want
46:23
to pay Dak Prescott when this guy is so feutile in the playoffs, and
46:29
if Dak Prescott thinks he's worth a lot more money, at that point,
46:31
I get rid of him. I don't know what you have in Trey Lance
46:35
and what you have in Cooper Rush, but there's a fine line that you
46:37
cannot have a quarterback who has been inconfident in the playoffs eating out most of
46:43
your thing. I want to make very clear here. We can talk about
46:46
all these numbers from Jones. The only way that they can ever win another
46:50
Super Bowl is bring back Jimmy Jockson because he's the only one that figured it
46:53
out. Okay, Barry Switzer, well you know what. To me,
46:58
he got a gift from Jimmy Johnson, and who knows how many currds he's
47:00
gotten with him. So it all comes down to this, Okay, Dak
47:04
Prescott does not deserve a raise because you can't get this team to the NFC
47:08
Championship Game, a place they haven't been to I believe since what nineteen ninety
47:13
five or ninety six, it's been a while, Dak Prescott, if I
47:16
were doing the books, you're not getting raised, So just be thankful that
47:20
you're collecting the dough that you are. I want to get to first.
47:23
Anybody won't want to answer. Yeah, one quick thing though, I mean
47:29
with Dallas, right, you're saying, with what are you supposed to do
47:31
with Dak? The problem is the same thing that the Steelers have when you're
47:37
when you fall into that you're nine at seven, you know, from nine
47:40
at eight, tenants, you know, ten and seven. With the seventeen
47:44
game schedule, you fall in a spot where you c'reently draft that franchise quarterback
47:50
unless the one you really like falls, you know, so you're kind of
47:53
stuck with what you have by being stuck in the middle or whinning your division
47:59
and being in that top you know, eight twelve picks in the back end
48:01
of it. So, you know, the same thing happened with the Steelers.
48:05
That's why they're stuck with Mason Rudolph. I mean, they got picket,
48:08
but I don't think any of us think pickets the answer either. But
48:13
that's, you know, kind of what happened. You know, you gotta
48:15
kind of be bad to equal it out. Well, jab here's the thing
48:21
though, it takes luck to get them even and out to get that bad
48:25
to get it back up quick, you can be you're talking to the Bears
48:30
fan here. They let they took their chance, letting go Lovy when he
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was ten and six, one ten win season in eleven years since one,
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and it's like, you can make That's the point I make to the Philly
48:45
fans, and that's the point I make to every fan all this when they
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want to get rid of somebody when it's in a better shape, and it's
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like you could be decade before, you know, with like one win and
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then being a big problem if you don't get the right guy right away,
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and then you're going four coaches in and you just have to make if you
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have to replace people properly. A lot of these teams don't know how to
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do that. All right, let me point out one other thing. I
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have one more topic I want to get to and make sure we get out
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of here on time, and that's this, Okay. The Indianapolis International Airport
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has installed a basketball court to promote also a weekend in Indy that fans won't
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be permitted to play on the court. This doesn't have to be a long
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drawn out answer. Do you agree or disagree with this decision? George,
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I Kin will start with you. I saw the photos of it. It
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looks fabulous. I covered the last All Star game in Indianapolis and they did
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a hell of a job. Now they're finding you get it back again.
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The airport went crazy. It's a bad decision. You're not letting people go
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on it. I'm sorry, bad bad, Okay, that's fair enough,
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Okay, Sniper, It's not a bad decision. It's a terrible decision.
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Resources on a court that can't nobody walk on. You couldn't just get a
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couple of skilled graffiti artists to spray paint a mural, and I'm sure you
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have a wall big enough that would have sufficed, and it would have been
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way cheaper. Horrible decision, Jacob. Trying to make this a little brief,
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if you want to, very brief. That Denzel's just lucky that they
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won't play on it so I can beat him one on what a All right?
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So the question is it a good decision or decision? It's a horrible
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decision. Terrible Okay, good enough, all right? JB. Why is
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there a basketball court at an airport. How does that say anything to do
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with the All Star Game? And why would you allow somebody to play basketball
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in the middle of the airport. Hey, let's schedule ce Yo games for
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you know urbinal two. Oh no, we're delayed. We have to delay
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flights because the ball went on the tar back. Get out of here with
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a play on the basketball court at an airport. Kind of stupid question,
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you, But what kind of stupid idea is that. It's a stupid idea
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that wound up on this show. But thank you very much for not you.
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The court is stupid. I know, I'm kidding with you. Yeah,
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I'm with you. Guys. It's a much it's a unanimous I think
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the whole idea is thing. So I put it there. If you can't
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let anybody go out there and shoot a couple of baskets, I mean,
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let's face a reality. You're trying to promote the All Star Game, is
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what you're trying to do. And put a couple of security guards out there
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and make it fun for crying out loud or don't do it. Wouldn't want
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those kids going out there stealing the net. You do have a slam dug
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contest there with like old Tibers or something. Well, you know, I
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have to tell you. The best court to ever go to in Indiana as
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anyways, is the one where Hickory Huskers played, and that was a great
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place to go. If you haven't been there, go there. All right,
51:50
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you know what, they could take the basketball court at the airport when they're
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all done and we launched slamball. That would be great. Oh we're done
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talking about that, okay, uh din reference that's okay, Jenseil, you
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55:45
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