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Hour 3: Final hour of the week! We talk some more Brees. Was he top-5 in the modern era? Plus, Steve Palazzolo joins the show. · Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

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Speaker 1: camps are or roll out, They're gonna be playing this weekend,
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Speaker 1: but they're rolling it and so you'll get some exhibition
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Speaker 1: games and we'll see what plays out. As far as
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Speaker 1: the quarterback musical chairs from this offseason, huh. And that
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Speaker 1: crazy too is not with the Dolphins. Kyler Murray's not
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Speaker 1: with the Cardinals. I mean, you got you got all
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Speaker 1: these pieces moving around and and then you got some
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Speaker 1: guys who are close to the reup and the question is,
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Speaker 1: you know, will they be reupt and we'll we'll take
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Speaker 1: a look at that as the season unfolds, and a
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Speaker 1: lot of you are asking the question, is Tyler shuck
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Speaker 1: Out of the University of Louisville who played if it
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Speaker 1: eventually started as a rookie? Is he the guy for
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Speaker 1: New Orleans like for six, seven, eight, nine, ten years, right?
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Speaker 1: And is Kellen Moore of the guy? Can can they
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Speaker 1: improve a little bit from last year? I can't wait
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Speaker 1: to see that. The NFC South, it's a we talked
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Speaker 1: about the SEC the last couple of years. It's a
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Speaker 1: good time to be good. It's a good time to
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Speaker 1: be good in the NFC South, But your window could
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Speaker 1: close because you could have two teams figure it out.
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Speaker 1: Tampa Bay's pretty damn good, right, But Atlanta and Carolina
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Speaker 1: and New Orleans have lost their way for the most part.
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Speaker 1: You know, they're trying to figure it out. We'll see
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Speaker 1: what happens in Atlanta with Michael Pennix and Tua and uh,
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Speaker 1: Bryce Young, I don't know. And then you got Baker.
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Speaker 1: I mean, Baker's by far and away the most accomplished
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Speaker 1: quarterback in the NFC set. What did you just say?
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Speaker 1: The Falcons? Oh, you don't think they've got anybody to
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Speaker 1: love that? I roll them all out there. Okay, they're
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Speaker 1: not any good?
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Speaker 2: Who's scaring you? Pennix hadn't seen the guy in three years.
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Speaker 2: He seen Pennis in forever to he doesn't even count anymore.
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Speaker 2: He's any good.
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Speaker 1: I think two has been solid solid, Yeah, a little
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Speaker 1: squishy solid. Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I mean.
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Speaker 2: They didn't have one really good. Well, I'll say it
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Speaker 2: went really good. They had a couple of almost ten
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Speaker 2: win years or maybe a ten win season one time.
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Speaker 1: I think, yeah, he's just well people so because he's
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Speaker 1: from a big brand and walked off Georgia in the
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Speaker 1: National Championship Game. That meant he was supposed to be
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Speaker 1: unbelievable in the NFL and that's not how it worked.
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Speaker 1: Cardel Jones found the mojo for one month in college
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Speaker 1: one month, and I mean also, Ohio State's defense was
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Speaker 1: number one in the country and they had an unbelievable
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Speaker 1: running game, and we're the best team in the line
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Speaker 1: of scrimmage on the offensive line of defensive line, and
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Speaker 1: people thought Cardell Jones is going to be the next
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Speaker 1: Da Da Da Da Da da da. And then the
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Speaker 1: next year I remember watching him in I think Game
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Speaker 1: two against Purdue, who doesn't have players, and he was
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Speaker 1: throwing the ball ten yards to the left and right
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Speaker 1: of receivers and I thought, he is who you thought,
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Speaker 1: Yeah he was. Actually Chris Ralph was more accurate than
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Speaker 1: Cardill Jones, but because he won a national championship, that
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Speaker 1: meant that he was supposed to be incredible. I remember
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Speaker 1: saying that Dak was better than Cardel, and I had
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Speaker 1: these guys on the text line that were all in
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Speaker 1: a you know whatever. I don't know what Cardel's doing today.
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Speaker 1: He maybe I hope he's doing something awesome, but he's
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Speaker 1: not starting in the NFL.
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Speaker 2: Did one of the most awesome things of all time.
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Speaker 2: I mean, he'd beat a kid in the hospital in
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Speaker 2: Madden like one hundred and twelve to two?
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Speaker 1: Did he really? Did they do it? Like on video?
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Speaker 1: That's cool? Like a kid was in the children's hospitality
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Speaker 1: what he wanted to play with him. He's like, all right, well,
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Speaker 1: but the kids said, don't take it easy.
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Speaker 2: I probably wouldn't let up after like twenty but and
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Speaker 2: I run it up Hardell p one hundred and twelve
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Speaker 2: is like three as well as something bad and.
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Speaker 1: They videoed it. Oh my god, awesome. But you know
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Speaker 1: what else, Cardell Jones, I'm not taking He'll always be
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Speaker 1: a National Championship QB. Yeah. Now, was he gonna play
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Speaker 1: in the NFL? No, but he'll always be a National
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Speaker 1: Championship TV. I keep thinking about what Mike Leach said,
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Speaker 1: you either are accurate or you're not now. I think
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Speaker 1: Mike drew a pretty hard line, and I do think
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Speaker 1: that there are exceptions. But Mike's theory was you're either
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Speaker 1: you're either an accurate passer by the time you're a
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Speaker 1: senior in high school, or you're not going to be now.
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Speaker 1: There have been players work, work, work and get better.
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Speaker 1: And Dak's a great example. He carried the load at
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Speaker 1: Halton by just run I mean through some but running
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Speaker 1: the football and then he became a refined, Polish passer
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Speaker 1: under Mullinan in the NFL. But good boy, Mike, Mike
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Speaker 1: Drew a hard line and he was like, you can
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Speaker 1: either make the throw in the window or you can't. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: so you may be.
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Speaker 2: Able to add, you know, a couple of percentage points,
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Speaker 2: but she ain't going up five to ten percent.
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Speaker 1: Hey you remember? No, Well that's the I love you.
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Speaker 1: I love your extremism. I mean ten percent. It's like me.
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Speaker 1: I mean, if you're a fifty four percent you know,
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Speaker 1: completion rate, then you go to sixty four. That's insane. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: you're not going to fifty seven, you know. I always
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Speaker 1: think about this. Can you imagine if Drew Brees would
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Speaker 1: have played for Mike Leech at Texas Tech? He was
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Speaker 1: already gone. I mean, Mike wasn't at Texas Tech by then,
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Speaker 1: so he did. Mike didn't pass on Drew like everybody
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Speaker 1: did in the state of Texas for Drew to go
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Speaker 1: to Purdue. But can you imagine Drew Brees in the
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Speaker 1: air raid in college? No, just slicing and dicing people.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if you have an arm as accurate
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Speaker 1: as Drew.
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Speaker 1: I think I like Pandix, but I just haven't seen him. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: he's not there. Well, we'll see who wins that battle
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Speaker 1: this this next four weeks, Tua or Pinnix. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I know people are betting on to him because he
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Speaker 1: has all the pt under his belt, and I get
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Speaker 1: that and also I think may have sent us a
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Speaker 1: message as he's still hurt, right right, right, But also
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Speaker 1: is he accurate enough? I mean, the bottom line is
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Speaker 1: short and intermediate passing game in the NFL again, Aliddrew, Brees,
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Speaker 1: Tom Brady, Peyton Manning. I mean, among many, many, many others,
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Speaker 1: can you fit it in a window about the size
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Speaker 1: will be a little bit of a teaser, but excited
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Speaker 1: first ballot Hall of Famer. Austin reminded me, this is fun.
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Speaker 1: Ricky Jackson on the show. Nice. It was a disaster,
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Speaker 1: So how did this happen? Anyway, great linebacker for the
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Speaker 1: New Orleans Saints. I loved watching him play. Pat Swilling
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Speaker 1: was my favorite, but I loved all four of the
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Speaker 1: Dome patrol or whatever. We so we get this thing
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Speaker 1: set up and we call Ricky Jackson and he's asleep.
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Speaker 1: Nice obvious. So the whole interview he's yawning and and
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Speaker 1: it's it's it's bizarre, we're laughing and uh but I'm
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Speaker 1: glad Austin reminded me of that, and uh yeah, I
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Speaker 1: think he fell asleep. He may have fallen asleep back
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Speaker 1: asleep during the interview. That's how compelling and amazing. My
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Speaker 1: questions were, who was the guy that we used to
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Speaker 1: have on he's the number one guy, and he's like,
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Speaker 1: but he's the number one guy in Houston, Texas. McLean.
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Speaker 1: He fell asleep on an interview with Nashville Sports Talk Radio,
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Speaker 1: and so they just let him. He started kind of
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Speaker 1: snoring and they just let Obviously they were we tape
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Speaker 1: everything just like us, right, Yeah, Todd Sandres was just
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Speaker 1: in here. That's going to be on Spotify and Apple
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Speaker 1: podcast and YouTube. But it was also you know, taped
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Speaker 1: on a system over there that Jackson has. They just
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Speaker 1: let McLean, you know, he does Houston Texans Rockets Astros.
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Speaker 1: They just let him sit there and kind of snore
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Speaker 1: and laugh. It was really funny. That's incredible. Yeah, that's awesome.
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Speaker 1: That's good radio. Yeah, I love that. But Ricky Jackson,
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Speaker 1: I think fell asleep during our interview. Yeah, he was
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Speaker 1: asleep when we called him. I don't know why I
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Speaker 1: thought I needed to book him at seven thirty. That
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Speaker 1: just wasn't If you notice, we left that window open
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Speaker 1: last few years. There was another as we go through
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Speaker 1: different iterations of the show, there was another time where
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Speaker 1: I thought we just had to have somebody at seven thirty,
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Speaker 1: and then we found out people want to kind of
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Speaker 1: wake up and have some fun and bounce around some
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Speaker 1: topics before getting into an interview. I'm pretty damn sure
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Speaker 1: we had Ricky Jackson at seven thirty in the morning.
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Speaker 1: He was asleep when we called him, and I think
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Speaker 1: he fell back asleep about seven forty or seven forty
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Speaker 1: five on the air. I still love you, Ricky, and
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Speaker 1: you were a great player, but it was It's funny
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Speaker 1: now he was going in the Hall of Fame though
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Speaker 1: he's a saint normOn Saints, and that was the first
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Speaker 1: time they kind of bottled anything worth of dam you know,
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Speaker 1: d is what as you know is Bawn and and
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Speaker 1: Swilling and Jackson and and those guys. Uh, Sam Mills,
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Speaker 1: I could not pull that. God Mike Ntilier talks about.
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Speaker 1: I mean, he puts Sam Mills on a big time,
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Speaker 1: big time pedestal. I mean it was like five eight
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Speaker 1: or nine and started in pro football forever at linebacker
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Speaker 1: because he's just damn smart and unbelievable instincts. God, I mean,
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Speaker 1: and he would drill, you know, talking about somebody who
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Speaker 1: what you got, dude. The McLain, John McLain, John, this
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Speaker 1: here in Houston, Texas metro area of sports. It was
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Speaker 1: a seven it combo was and he was he was
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Speaker 1: snoring by minute three. That is incredible. I just remember that.
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Speaker 1: I need to scan the audio, but we may have it.
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Speaker 1: I bet it's funny. Dude.
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Speaker 2: That's that's he's quoted. They asked him about it. He said,
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Speaker 2: it's some of the best radio I've ever done. And
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Speaker 2: but apparently Mike Francesca he fell asleep prior to that.
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Speaker 1: That doesn't surprise me, no, Mike Francesca. Yeah, Franciska, uh,
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Speaker 1: you know, he and the mad Dog, they were two
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Speaker 1: of the guys that really got sports talk radio going
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Speaker 1: in New York. My gosh, yeah, that doesn't surprise me
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Speaker 1: whatsoever that he fell sleep. He's asleep. That's pretty awesome.
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Speaker 1: That's pretty awesome. You know, Bar two fell asleep. This
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Speaker 3: And I so much? I mean I wanted to call
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Speaker 1: You know, hey, did your you have four boys?
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Speaker 3: Right? Uh? Yeah, I have a fifth on the way
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Speaker 3: of this month too. By the way. So we're getting
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Speaker 1: Right, let's let's get into some minute. I gotta ask
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's another boy.
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Speaker 1: Unbelievable fodd boys. All right, so you do have a
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Speaker 1: basketball team. Okay, let's go to Drew Brees in the
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Speaker 1: modern era. I mean, let's just say in the two thousands,
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Speaker 1: from two thousand to today is Drew Brees, without a
23:11
Speaker 1: doubt a top five QB for you.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean I always I always look at
23:16
Speaker 3: this era as I mean, Mahomes will start to change
23:19
Speaker 3: things a little bit, or Josh Allen, you know, might
23:22
Speaker 3: be able to change things a little bit. But I
23:23
Speaker 3: always look at that era as Brady, Manning, Rogers and Breeze,
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Speaker 3: and I think they were always the four elite quarterbacks.
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Speaker 3: I think they were a step above the other tiers
23:35
Speaker 3: of quarterbacks, you know, the Ben Roethlisberger's, Philip Rivers, Matt Ryan,
23:39
Speaker 3: Andrew Luck, Russell Wilson, that group, Matthew Stafford you know
23:42
Speaker 3: at points in his career because he's been around for
23:45
Speaker 3: a while. But yeah, at Breeze absolutely in that top
23:49
Speaker 3: echelon of elite quarterbacks during that era. And yeah, it's
23:52
Speaker 3: good to see him get the Hall of Fame accolades
23:56
Speaker 3: this weekend.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, if you could pinpoint one thing that separated him
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Speaker 1: or made him special, Drew Brees, what would it be
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Speaker 1: for you, Steve?
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Speaker 3: So I'll I'll give you two answers here, because a
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Speaker 3: lot of people would just say the accuracy and completion
24:12
Speaker 3: percentage is not necessarily a proxy for accuracy, But in
24:16
Speaker 3: Breeze's case, I think it was so the high completion percentage,
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Speaker 3: the fact that he was pinpoint, everything was well timed,
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Speaker 3: well placed. I think that would be the first thing.
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Speaker 3: I'll give you the other one. A few years back,
24:28
Speaker 3: when I was at PFF, we started to chart different
24:30
Speaker 3: things and tried to say, Okay, where are the quarterback's
24:33
Speaker 3: eyes at the top of his dropback. Is he looking
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Speaker 3: to one side of the field and then throwing it there?
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Speaker 3: Is he starting on one side of the field and
24:41
Speaker 3: then throwing it to the other side of the field,
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Speaker 3: in other words, getting to maybe a second or third read.
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Speaker 3: So we tried to chart that just to see how
24:48
Speaker 3: quarterbacks operated and to find if there was any information there.
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Speaker 3: And Breeze, when you would chart him, everyone else would
24:55
Speaker 3: like get to the top of the drop they'd looked
24:57
Speaker 3: to the right and then throw it, or they'd look
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Speaker 3: back to the left. Brees would like break the way
25:03
Speaker 3: we were trying to calculate this thing because his eyes
25:06
Speaker 3: were all over the place, and it was like on purpose.
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Speaker 3: So if he knew he was going to throw to
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Speaker 3: the right, he would just give a little peak to
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Speaker 3: the left, he just give a little peak to the
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Speaker 3: other side of the field just in case. You know,
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Speaker 3: it felt like, hey, if you know, maybe there's a
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Speaker 3: busted coverage or maybe there's something I'm missing there. But
25:22
Speaker 3: he knew where he was going. He would be able
25:25
Speaker 3: to see the whole field, which most quarterbacks can't do.
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Speaker 3: You know, they're locked into one side and then they
25:29
Speaker 3: have to come all the way back to the other.
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Speaker 3: But he would see the whole field. He would almost
25:34
Speaker 3: cheat a little bit with his eyes, and it also
25:36
Speaker 3: keeps defenders off of him. That was a really subtle
25:39
Speaker 3: thing I thought that Brees did in addition to the
25:41
Speaker 3: accuracy that helps make him so successful.
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Speaker 1: I love it. That's cool. Right there, we're talking about
25:48
Speaker 1: Drew Brees, his eyes, his vision and going through his progressions.
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Speaker 1: All right, did anybody or maybe he was Tad, Was
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Speaker 1: anybody during this era as good as Breeze going through
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Speaker 1: his progressions?
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Speaker 3: I mean, you look at Brady and Manning were obviously
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Speaker 3: at that at that type of level, but they all
26:15
Speaker 3: did it differently. You know. I think this is a
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Speaker 3: good distinction. I think between those three guys. Rogers was
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Speaker 3: a little bit more physically talented as far as you know,
26:25
Speaker 3: relied on his arm more than some of those other guys.
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Speaker 3: But I think Brady, Manning and Breeze were similar in
26:30
Speaker 3: how they operate, how they got there, but like how
26:34
Speaker 3: they operated, but how they got there was different.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 3: Peyton was the line of scrimmage maestro where he's like, hey,
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Speaker 3: I've got two or three plays, and it was like
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Speaker 3: playing blackjack with with with Peyton, where it was, hey,
26:47
Speaker 3: I know the odds that you're going to play too
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Speaker 3: high or cover two, and because it's sixty percent, I'm
26:53
Speaker 3: going to get to my too high beater or I'm
26:55
Speaker 3: going to have a play where if you roll to
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Speaker 3: single high, I know where the answer is. I think
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Speaker 3: Breeze did that, you know, the eye manipulation and you
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Speaker 3: know the quick decide, you know decisions, And I think
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Speaker 3: Brady was more more see it, confirm it, and then
27:09
Speaker 3: let it go. So he knew. Brady knew where to go,
27:12
Speaker 3: but he likes to They liked a lot of option
27:14
Speaker 3: routes in their offense. He'd liked to say all right,
27:16
Speaker 3: let me show me where you're going to go, receiver.
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Speaker 3: Make sure we're on the same page, let me confirm it,
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Speaker 3: and then I'll zip it in there with accuracy. So
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Speaker 3: I think they all had that line of scrimmage mastery,
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Speaker 3: that post snap mastery. They all kind of got there
27:29
Speaker 3: slightly different ways though, but those those three guys were
27:32
Speaker 3: in a different league when it came to reading defenses,
27:35
Speaker 3: knowing what they were doing, and and just always having
27:37
Speaker 3: an answer to what the defense was through at them.
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Speaker 1: And then we talk. We're visiting with Steve Palozillo. He
27:43
Speaker 1: had the NFL Podcast of the Year. He joins us
27:45
Speaker 1: on the Farm Bureau Insurance guest line as we take
27:48
Speaker 1: a look at and celebrate Drew Brees's career, brought to
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Speaker 1: Drive Show What You Know. We talk about Sean and
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Speaker 1: Drew together when you and your whether it's PFF or now, Steve,
28:08
Speaker 1: how do y'all factor in whether or not you have
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Speaker 1: a big time coach during your playing days, Because Sean,
28:16
Speaker 1: I mean, I think you would agree with this that
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Speaker 1: Sean is one of the best play callers may not
28:21
Speaker 1: be the best, and maybe that's Andy Reid whatever, but
28:24
Speaker 1: Sean's one of the top ten or so play callers
28:26
Speaker 1: in the last twenty five years in the NFL.
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Speaker 3: Is that fair, Steve Oh Absolutely, Look, it's NFL analysis
28:35
Speaker 3: is difficult at times because the quarterback has such a
28:38
Speaker 3: big impact and you don't get to see coaches with
28:41
Speaker 3: multiple quarterbacks all that often. You know, Andy Reid had
28:43
Speaker 3: a lot of success before Patrick Mahomes, and then you
28:46
Speaker 3: get Mahomes and it just takes it to a new level.
28:49
Speaker 3: We've talked about Kyle Shanahan of Son. He's had a
28:51
Speaker 3: lot of different quarterbacks, so you wouldn't say are the
28:53
Speaker 3: most talented guys, and he gets production out of all
28:55
Speaker 3: of them. Sean Payton, I think we're just starting to
28:57
Speaker 3: learn more about how good he is though, because he
29:00
Speaker 3: easily could have just been a product of Drew Brees.
29:02
Speaker 3: And I think I'd like to live in a world
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Speaker 3: where two things can be true. Breeze is the first
29:06
Speaker 3: ballot Hall of Famer and incredible, but he also was
29:08
Speaker 3: paired with a great coach and Sean Payton, and they
29:10
Speaker 3: were going together for a long time, right, And Peyton's
29:14
Speaker 3: also proving Hey, when Breeze was hurt, he can win
29:16
Speaker 3: with Teddy Bridgewater or Trevor Simeon or Jamis Winston. And
29:20
Speaker 3: now he's proving that he can win with bow Knicks
29:22
Speaker 3: and develop a rookie quarterback, you know, heading into into
29:25
Speaker 3: year three. So we're learning more about Peyton because you
29:29
Speaker 3: you know, when you have that many years, you know,
29:30
Speaker 3: fifteen years with Drew Brees, it's like, well, can he
29:33
Speaker 3: do it without Breeze as the head coach? And I
29:35
Speaker 3: think Peyton is showing that he can do that. And then, yeah,
29:39
Speaker 3: Peyton was was really good. You know, he had his
29:42
Speaker 3: his things that he leaned into big slot receiver like
29:45
Speaker 3: Marcus Colston or you know, having a deep threat way
29:48
Speaker 3: back like a Devaree Henderson or if you know, if
29:50
Speaker 3: he had Michael Thomas. All right, we're gonna work him
29:52
Speaker 3: over the middle of the field on short stuff because
29:54
Speaker 3: his hands and route running are so good. So I
29:56
Speaker 3: think Peyton was able to adjust to different styles. But
29:58
Speaker 3: he was really good from a personnel perspective, finding players
30:02
Speaker 3: that fit into that offense to pair with Breeze, and
30:04
Speaker 3: I think it was a great combination both guys.
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Speaker 1: What do you value more now? That you've been doing
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Speaker 1: this for over a decade with the quarterback. I know
30:13
Speaker 1: we love guys that can throw the deep ball and
30:16
Speaker 1: exposive plays change the game and they flip the field.
30:19
Speaker 1: But if you take a season start to finish step
30:24
Speaker 1: like all seventeen games, do you value somebody who is
30:29
Speaker 1: just a surgeon like Breeze, Manning and Brady that are
30:34
Speaker 1: unbelievable gaming game out in the short and intermediate passing
30:38
Speaker 1: game over someone who's high level. Some of them can
30:42
Speaker 1: do it all, but the deep ball, how do you
30:45
Speaker 1: see it? How do you chart it?
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Speaker 3: I mean, I think if your elite overall, I mean,
30:50
Speaker 3: if you an elite is it's not making one throw
30:54
Speaker 3: or two throws, it's doing it week after week. It
30:57
Speaker 3: doesn't it doesn't matter how you get there. I don't
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Speaker 3: think I would say you could make the case that
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Speaker 3: like a Mahomes or Allen or maybe Lamar who used
31:06
Speaker 3: their legs as a lot more than Breeze, Brady Manning,
31:10
Speaker 3: the guys who use their legs might not slump as much.
31:13
Speaker 3: You know, if they're off throwing the ball, they could
31:15
Speaker 3: still pick up sixty yards on the ground. Or you know,
31:18
Speaker 3: you have a keeper scramble, drill, whatever it may be
31:21
Speaker 3: to keep the defense off balance. You can make that argument,
31:23
Speaker 3: but I use the phrase all the time back in
31:26
Speaker 3: the day, how do you attack Tom Brady or how
31:29
Speaker 3: do you attack Drew Breens, Like what's the game plan?
31:32
Speaker 3: Because it doesn't matter if you say, well, let's take
31:35
Speaker 3: away this, well he could do that. You know, you
31:38
Speaker 3: can't just take away the short stuff. They could zip
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Speaker 3: it up the scene or throw the ball deep. You
31:42
Speaker 3: can't just take away the deep stuff and build dink
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Speaker 3: and donkey to death all the way down the field.
31:46
Speaker 3: So the best quarterbacks, I think the best offense is
31:50
Speaker 3: the best quarterbacks just have answers. And I think all
31:53
Speaker 3: those elite quarterbacks and you could throw Alan Mahomes into
31:55
Speaker 3: that bucket, they have answers to whatever the defense is
31:59
Speaker 3: throwing at you. And whether Breeze, Brady Manning did it
32:03
Speaker 3: stylistically different than a lot of today's quarterbacks, Yeah, that's
32:07
Speaker 3: that's true. But they'd have plenty of success in today's
32:09
Speaker 3: NFL just because the guy down run a little bit more.
32:12
Speaker 3: It would be perfectly fine. You know, they'd have no
32:15
Speaker 3: problem reading defenses, finding the open man. So once you're
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Speaker 3: at that level, and you don't have specific weaknesses. It's
32:22
Speaker 3: so tough to game plan and you just I used
32:24
Speaker 3: to say, look, how are you going to stop Drew Brees.
32:26
Speaker 3: You hope he has an off day. You hope he
32:28
Speaker 3: throws one into coverage. You hope that he misses a
32:30
Speaker 3: couple throws. There's no specific game plan against those those
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Speaker 3: high end, elite quarterbacks.
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Speaker 1: Steve Alzola his show check the Mic, He's had the
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Speaker 1: NFL podcast of the year. He joins us on the
32:41
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32:49
Speaker 1: all right, let's let's switch gears here, who's the next guy?
32:53
Speaker 1: Who's the next quarter You mentioned Mahomes and Josh Allen
32:57
Speaker 1: and those guys that we we've b watched the last
32:59
Speaker 1: could be some going on almost ten for Steve Palazola.
33:08
Speaker 1: Who's the next guy, Steve.
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Speaker 3: I think you have to look at the all the
33:15
Speaker 3: thirty year quarterbacks. So like I when I look at
33:18
Speaker 3: the quarterbacks, I got Mahomes, Allen maybe in their own world.
33:22
Speaker 3: And Mahomes has a big test this year. You know,
33:24
Speaker 3: if he has another mediocre year production wise, It's like
33:27
Speaker 3: that's four straight and I know the situation hasn't been
33:30
Speaker 3: what it was, But maybe he was slightly overrated early
33:33
Speaker 3: in his career with Tyree Hill and Travis Kelsey both
33:36
Speaker 3: in their prime. Maybe he's overrated statistically and set this
33:40
Speaker 3: unrealistic standard. And he's still right, and he's still you know,
33:44
Speaker 3: got three super Bowls. But Mahomes and Allen Lamar is
33:48
Speaker 3: gonna do it a little a little bit more consistently.
33:49
Speaker 3: The hell thing same with Burrow. But I think the
33:52
Speaker 3: next quarterback you're looking at is you know, Justin Herbert
33:56
Speaker 3: always has this what if in him. But the two
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Speaker 3: twenty four draft class of Drake May, Caleb Williams, Jaden Daniels,
34:06
Speaker 3: I think you could make arguments for any of those
34:09
Speaker 3: three quarterbacks being the best of that class and or
34:13
Speaker 3: at least you know, going forward, maybe not to this point.
34:16
Speaker 3: And then if Broncos fans are listening to you, they'd
34:18
Speaker 3: start streaming at me that bo Nix is there because
34:21
Speaker 3: he's got the most wins and the most touchdowns.
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Speaker 1: I don't think he's there. I mean, I think he's
34:25
Speaker 1: done a good job, but I don't think he's there. STP.
34:29
Speaker 3: I'm just telling you, Broncos fans very sensitive because you
34:31
Speaker 3: could pull. We live in a golden age where you
34:33
Speaker 3: could find any stat to make your point, no doubt,
34:36
Speaker 3: and so they'll just say, well, he's got the most
34:37
Speaker 3: touchdowns passing touchdown to a tim which is not a
34:41
Speaker 3: good way of doing things. But you know, Drake May
34:43
Speaker 3: was almost MVP last year in year two, and he
34:45
Speaker 3: might have even better weapons with aj Brown Romeo Dobbs.
34:49
Speaker 3: So Drake May has a chance to you know, put
34:51
Speaker 3: together another high end season and be in that mix
34:54
Speaker 3: Jade and Daniels maybe had the best season out of
34:57
Speaker 3: all those guys in his rookie year given the circumstances,
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Speaker 3: has taken that team to the NFC Championship and took
35:03
Speaker 3: a little step back last year. It's got to get healthy,
35:05
Speaker 3: stay healthy. But Jayden Daniels has all the ability in
35:09
Speaker 3: the world to be a consistent, consistent star. And then
35:12
Speaker 3: Taylor Williams made great strides last year. You know, throw
35:15
Speaker 3: for throw might not be as good as those other
35:16
Speaker 3: guys who'll miss a few too many for my liking,
35:19
Speaker 3: but man, if he tightens up some of the quote
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Speaker 3: easy stuff, I mean, he was great last year at
35:24
Speaker 3: avoiding sacks, the fourth quarter comebacks, the big time throws.
35:27
Speaker 3: Taylor Bliam's extremely talented and moving in the right direction.
35:30
Speaker 3: I think you have to look to that draft classes,
35:32
Speaker 3: you know, having three potential stars in these in the
35:35
Speaker 3: coming years.
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Speaker 1: Here, well, all right, let's let's talk Joe Burrow show
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Speaker 1: he's right there in your backyard. Is he really good
35:49
Speaker 1: or great?
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Speaker 2: What?
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Speaker 3: How do we I think he can he can be great.
35:54
Speaker 3: I mean, he's his accuracy is incredible and it is
35:58
Speaker 3: tough to separate him. You know, if I'm gonna say, hey,
36:00
Speaker 3: Mahomes stats may have been inflated a little bit by
36:03
Speaker 3: Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelcey. You do have Jamar Chase
36:05
Speaker 3: and t Higgins. I mean, it's it's so helpful. Obviously.
36:11
Speaker 3: You do have the thing working against Burrow is over
36:15
Speaker 3: the last few years, you have Jake Browning coming in
36:17
Speaker 3: and looking pretty good. You have Joe Flacco almost forty
36:20
Speaker 3: years old, coming in and looking pretty good with that
36:22
Speaker 3: offense and making it look different. You know, Burrow plays
36:25
Speaker 3: a different style. He likes to hold onto the ball,
36:27
Speaker 3: puts a little more pressure on the offensive line. He's
36:29
Speaker 3: big play hunting down the field. So I think he's
36:32
Speaker 3: great and he's been I think, you know, some of
36:35
Speaker 3: these things have come up because all they're not winning
36:36
Speaker 3: as many games. It's like, yeah, they're like zero to
36:39
Speaker 3: four the last two years. When they score thirty three
36:42
Speaker 3: points or more in a game, you know, they're losing
36:44
Speaker 3: forty to thirty eight and thirty seven to thirty five.
36:47
Speaker 3: I mean, they're losing some ridiculous games where the offense
36:50
Speaker 3: is doing their job and the defense has been one
36:52
Speaker 3: of the league's worst, if not the worst, over the
36:54
Speaker 3: last two years. So I think we'll see a better
36:56
Speaker 3: Borrow this year. You know, I think they'll win a
36:57
Speaker 3: lot more games. And I think he's squarely in that
37:00
Speaker 3: top four mix when it comes to the best quarterbacks
37:03
Speaker 3: in the NFL.
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Speaker 1: Would you like to see him go the Peyton Manning
37:09
Speaker 1: Brady route and get the ball out of his hands
37:12
Speaker 1: quicker the majority of the time, Stee.
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Speaker 3: I don't know if you saw what he was doing
37:17
Speaker 3: a flag football game that they were playing earlier in
37:20
Speaker 3: the summer or late spring, whatever it was, and he's
37:23
Speaker 3: like juking people in the backfield. He's playing like a
37:26
Speaker 3: maniac in a flag football game. And it's like, all right,
37:28
Speaker 3: that's the type of style that he might need to
37:31
Speaker 3: tighten up a little bit at the NFL level because
37:34
Speaker 3: he's had the same injury issues Lamar Jackson has had,
37:37
Speaker 3: and they're weird injuries, you know, a wrist injury, and
37:39
Speaker 3: you know, just some strange ones here. You know, some
37:42
Speaker 3: are flukey, but some strange ones in there as well.
37:45
Speaker 3: So he's got to stay healthy. And if you if
37:47
Speaker 3: you just you know, five to seven throws a game,
37:50
Speaker 3: we just get rid of it, get rid of it,
37:52
Speaker 3: and then you do the big play hunting on third
37:54
Speaker 3: and long when you really need to, you know. So
37:56
Speaker 3: I think he's got to learn to pick his spots.
37:58
Speaker 3: Aaron Rodgers had to deal with this a lot during
38:00
Speaker 3: his career. He was incredibly mobile, like to play outside
38:03
Speaker 3: of structure and had to tighten it up just a
38:05
Speaker 3: little bit and find that balance. So I think that's
38:08
Speaker 3: that balance is always needed, I think for Borrow. But yeah,
38:12
Speaker 3: he's gotta he's gotta stay healthy. You gotta gotta stay
38:14
Speaker 3: on the field.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no doubt. Steve Plozolo NFL Insadder on the
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Speaker 1: he joins us on the Farm Bureau Insurance guest line. Okay, show,
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Speaker 1: what if Mahomes just has a pretty good you mentioned,
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Speaker 1: you know, the last three years have been nothing close
38:37
Speaker 1: to that first chunk of years. What if he just
38:41
Speaker 1: has a pretty good year this year.
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Speaker 3: Steve, I think I think it depends on how it happens.
38:47
Speaker 3: The thing I'll be keeping an eye on. Mahomes has
38:49
Speaker 3: always been magical at avoiding sacks, avoiding negative plays. We
38:56
Speaker 3: know that he can do the special stuff and make
38:58
Speaker 3: special throws and everything, but he hasn't won within structure
39:01
Speaker 3: as much these last couple of years. And you could say,
39:04
Speaker 3: well the receivers this or Andy Reid's getting old. I
39:06
Speaker 3: don't know a lot of Chiefs fans like to make
39:08
Speaker 3: excuses there, but it hasn't been as good, and his
39:11
Speaker 3: sack avoidance hasn't been as good, whether it's you know,
39:14
Speaker 3: not reading coverage or just holding a tick late. His
39:17
Speaker 3: ability to avoid pressure where he was always a magician,
39:21
Speaker 3: and maybe he's if he's lost half a step and
39:23
Speaker 3: now he's coming off the knee injury. I'll be watching
39:25
Speaker 3: that closely because those are you know, four or five
39:28
Speaker 3: plays per game that he always made and if you
39:31
Speaker 3: take those away, then it's like, all right, you know,
39:32
Speaker 3: he's a you know, he's been like the tenth you know,
39:35
Speaker 3: eight to tenth most productive quarterback the last few years,
39:39
Speaker 3: depending on which measures you're using. So if that's four
39:42
Speaker 3: straight years of that, that's that's something. Now, he always
39:44
Speaker 3: has had the late game magic and you know, put
39:47
Speaker 3: the team on his back even when he doesn't have
39:49
Speaker 3: the best game, very brady like with that. So I
39:52
Speaker 3: don't know that he'll lose that aspect of his game,
39:54
Speaker 3: but the consistency and the dominance has taken a step back.
39:58
Speaker 3: If you have four straight years of that, I think
40:00
Speaker 3: that's that's alarming, you know, And we'll see how the
40:03
Speaker 3: the you know, the Chiefs deal with that going forward.
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Speaker 1: Would would you be shocked if if Joe Burrow had
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Speaker 1: a better next five year run?
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Speaker 3: Then no, I know, we talked, we talked a couple
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Speaker 3: of months back. My biggest story for the next ten
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Speaker 3: years how do Mahomes, Allen and Lamar Jackson progress into
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Speaker 3: their thirties. How does their playing style change? Do they
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Speaker 3: remain healthy? Do they only have five good years a piece?
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Speaker 3: Can they do it for ten? That last generation did
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Speaker 3: not have to rely on their legs like this generation does.
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Speaker 3: How do they change their game? And then Burrow would
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Speaker 3: be the one that could be most equipped to do that,
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Speaker 3: and he needs to change his game as well, or
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Speaker 3: at least, you know, continue to hone it and tighten
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Speaker 3: it up a little bit. But no, I wouldn't be surprised.
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Speaker 3: I think Burrow has all the tools and the ability,
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Speaker 3: and as long as he stays healthy, I think he's
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Speaker 3: He's right there with all that the Big four.
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Speaker 1: Okay, and out of the new group, did you mention
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Speaker 1: Kleb Williams and Jade and Daniels, all those dudes? If
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Speaker 1: you had to bet a hundred bucks on who's going
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Speaker 1: to be the dude out of that group over the
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Speaker 1: next six to eight years, where would if you had
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Speaker 1: to put some money down today, which direction would you go? Steve?
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Speaker 3: I would say Drake May. I think May has everything
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Speaker 3: you need. It was incredible in his second year m
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Speaker 3: VP candidate. I know he struggled a little bit in
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Speaker 3: the playoffs, but he was under a lot of pressure.
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Speaker 3: If he continues to improve May's May's in that mix
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Speaker 3: for as a top four or five quarterback. I think
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Speaker 3: I'd take him slightly above Jayden and Daniels and Jayala
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Speaker 3: Williams coming coming up here.
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Speaker 1: Okay, this is going to be exciting and we'll do
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Speaker 1: more because you're going to join us just about every week.
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Speaker 1: And I've only got about a minute here or so.
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Speaker 1: That do you do you look at this? Uh, the
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Speaker 1: AFC and NFC is just wide open this year.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I do the especially. I mean, you know, there's
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Speaker 3: some bad teams in both conferences, but the NFL is
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Speaker 3: doing a better job of keeping their own players. I
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Speaker 3: think there's a better roster building effort around the NFL.
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Speaker 3: And then last year, defenses were incredible, and I think
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Speaker 3: that leveled the playing field a little bit. It was
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Speaker 3: more of a defensive league last year than ever, and
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Speaker 3: I think we'll see another great season that is completely
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Speaker 3: wide open.
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Speaker 1: I love it. Hi, buddy, Hey, it was good to
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Speaker 1: hear your voice again. That means it's football season and
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Speaker 1: we're looking forward to you hanging out with us. Cool.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm looking forward to it. We're back. Game was
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Speaker 3: last night. It's time. Let's do it, dude.
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Speaker 1: I know you're now that you're having your fifth son,
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Speaker 1: you are really going to become a VP. Skyline Chile member.
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Speaker 1: So I'm going to make sure to send that to you.
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Speaker 1: Is like a football or Christmas gift. Be good, buddy,
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Speaker 1: have a great weekend.
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Speaker 3: No send me some of your good food. I don't
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Speaker 3: need any.
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Speaker 1: Hide Steve Pelzolo, NFL of the Year On the Out
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Speaker 1: of Bounds Show, what have we taught Joe Burrow, Patrick
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Speaker 1: Mahomes and some of the younger dudes, Jay Meadows, Caleb Williams,
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Speaker 1: Drake May, Jaden Daniels and so on, And I can't
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Speaker 1: wait to see, uh who, what, where, when and why?
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