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8-21-26 - AFC West QB Dominance/Rock Paper Scissors, Peyton Watson fallout/Will the Broncos be...good? · The Appetizer Hour with Brett Kane

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Speaker 2: Okay, well you nailed it. I will go tell Kirk
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Speaker 2: that you did a great job.
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Speaker 3: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: Please do it, please do and please tell mister mister
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Speaker 2: buckets allo. We love it. There. You what about mister Aikman, Oh,
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Speaker 2: of course, I mean he's he's a legend. You know,
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Speaker 2: I think mister Buck needs some more low because I
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Speaker 2: mean mister Aikman's already you know. Quit. Well said Fernanda.
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Speaker 2: You nailed it, Thank you, godless back to you guys.
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Speaker 4: See there it is back to mister Buck. That's that's
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Speaker 4: the stuff.
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Speaker 2: I mean. He is.
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Speaker 4: He is unique and uh yeah, I'll take that. Well,
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Speaker 4: we'll take the love from Fernando mendos In. And he
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Speaker 4: says all the right things. Sometimes it's it's very vanilla. Well,
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Speaker 4: but boy does he think he represents himself really really well?
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Speaker 2: What a refreshing personality he is. All right, this is
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Speaker 2: gonna be your new thing, isn't it, Nelly? Your new
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Speaker 2: thing is gonna I always I arm Nelly with things
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Speaker 2: that I despise, and that becomes a thing that he
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Speaker 2: does to me all the time, whether it was Bud
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Speaker 2: black Weed, whether it's that. I mean, he has a
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Speaker 2: whole bunch of things in his arsenal, He has a
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Speaker 2: whole bunch of arrows in his quiver, things I can't
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Speaker 2: stand that he just wants to pepper me with. And
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Speaker 2: now I know it's gonna be Foranana Mendoza. I did
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Speaker 2: watch the entire half that he played last night. I'll
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Speaker 2: tell you this right now. He I mean, he's good,
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Speaker 2: he's got he's got a lot of talent. I don't
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Speaker 2: think there's any denying that. I think he'd be a
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Speaker 2: fool to say anything else. Now we did have the
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Speaker 2: pick six yesterday. He's a rookie. He's gonna make mistakes.
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Speaker 2: But you know, I always I always say, in the
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Speaker 2: context of rookie Q when they're playing early in their career,
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Speaker 2: the one thing you want to look for more than
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Speaker 2: anything else is you just want some sort of I mean,
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Speaker 2: flash of brilliance on occasion is the best way I
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Speaker 2: can put it. And I think that's what you've gotten
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Speaker 2: in two preseason games from Bernana Mendoza. He makes a
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Speaker 2: couple of throws in each of these games that make
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Speaker 2: you say wow, and he's a first overall draft pick
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Speaker 2: because of that, I could totally see as much as
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Speaker 2: say what you want about me, and you can say
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Speaker 2: many things. I'm stupid, I'm pale, I'm freckled, I don't
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Speaker 2: speak good. What's that Jesse you're getting every two? I
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Speaker 2: don't speak it no good. Whatever you can say about me,
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Speaker 2: you can't accuse me of two things. You can't say
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Speaker 2: that I'm not honest and you can't say that I
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Speaker 2: don't try my best to be fair and as much
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Speaker 2: as I despise that human being already and everybody was
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Speaker 2: like shocked when I at the end of the show yesterday,
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Speaker 2: I was like, oh, man, I hate Banana Mendoz. I
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Speaker 2: can't stand the way he talks. They're like, well, why,
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Speaker 2: It was like, shouldn't the answer just be he's a raider.
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Speaker 2: Isn't that good enough for people around here? Sounds good
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Speaker 2: enough for me? But anyway, the thing that I will
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Speaker 2: say about Banana Mendoza is he looks like every bit
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Speaker 2: of somebody that is going to be a problem for you,
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Speaker 2: just like I've said the guy that I hate most
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Speaker 2: in sports is Aaron Rodgers, but I think he's maybe
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Speaker 2: the most talented quarterback I've ever seen in my life.
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Speaker 2: You can hold these two thoughts at once now. I
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Speaker 2: am fascinated with the idea. By the way, I don't know,
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Speaker 2: because Nelly got me so upset from the very rip
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Speaker 2: of this show today, I forgot to mention we're out
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Speaker 2: at Metal Hills. We're never supposed to be in this
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Speaker 2: for the charity golf tournament. US the AVS alumni, they're
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Speaker 2: all gonna be out here, a whole bunch of people.
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Speaker 2: I'm sure they'll be hopping on and off the show.
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Speaker 2: If you see people behind me setting up, that's our
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Speaker 2: promo crew doing a great job. So this is your fault, Nelle,
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Speaker 2: I was supposed to do that. Off the top.
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Speaker 3: It looks like those videos.
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Speaker 5: I don't know if you've ever seen those videos of
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Speaker 5: SNL behind the scenes where they show, oh they're doing
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Speaker 5: the cold the cold open wraps up and then they
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Speaker 5: have to flip the stage for the monologue and they
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Speaker 5: have to completely change it in like ninety seconds. That's
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Speaker 5: what it looks like behind you right now, they're trying
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Speaker 5: to hang the altitude banner and get it centered up,
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Speaker 5: and some dude is thatt No, some dude who the
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Speaker 5: backwards hat is like measuring the distances behind you and stuff.
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Speaker 2: Uh huh. I gotta tell you they've been going at
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Speaker 2: this banner here for a minute.
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Speaker 5: I feel like any anytime you guys are on location
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Speaker 5: and you're setting up the station banner, it's it's kind
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Speaker 5: of like when you go camping and you have to
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Speaker 5: set up your tent for the first I'm in like
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Speaker 5: five years.
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Speaker 3: You know, somebody this poll's got to be for something, right.
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Speaker 2: Somebody wants the instructions. There's no instructions to have this
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Speaker 2: loop do. But yeah, it's like I love those cutaways.
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Speaker 2: By the way, the SNL, Like in between commercial breaks,
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Speaker 2: they'll they'll show like a they'll come back to the
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Speaker 2: guy playing the saxophone, and then it's like them redoing
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Speaker 2: the entire stage. It's cool. But anyway, you know, we've
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Speaker 2: talked about this before, but I mean it. I really
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Speaker 2: think it's one of the more incredible details that could
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Speaker 2: take place. You know, you have divisions and you have
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Speaker 2: conferences for sure, because the AFC has been this way
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Speaker 2: for a while, but the divisions you have these different
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Speaker 2: sort of amalgamations of well, they've had this quarterback in
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Speaker 2: this quarterback battling in this division for you know, seven
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Speaker 2: or eight years, or they've had this one or this
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Speaker 2: one that's been battling. I don't think we would if
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Speaker 2: this happens. If what I think Banana Mendoza is, even
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Speaker 2: though I don't like the person, I mean, he's a
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Speaker 2: fine person, I don't like the way he speaks, we'll
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Speaker 2: say if he becomes the quarterback that he looks like
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Speaker 2: in these first couple of preseason games, like you look
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Speaker 2: like in Indiana, like a legitimate franchise quarterback. I've I
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Speaker 2: don't know if you would have seen a division with
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Speaker 2: four different teams, four that all have franchise quarterbacks that
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Speaker 2: would be battling each other for seven, eight, nine, ten years.
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Speaker 2: I don't know the last time that's happened where it's
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Speaker 2: been the same QB for every team in the same
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Speaker 2: division for multiple seasons. It's hard. It's hard to think
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Speaker 2: about like you've had. You know, there was a time
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Speaker 2: in the oh what the NFC North, where it was
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Speaker 2: like Rogers and Stafford and Kirk Cousins and whoever the
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Speaker 2: hell Chicago had at that time. I don't even remember.
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Speaker 2: You have different Like the NFC West there was like
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Speaker 2: what there was Kurt Warner and uh god, I see,
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Speaker 2: I can't even remember. Like, here's what I'm getting at, Like,
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Speaker 2: you don't have divisions that keep four of the same
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Speaker 2: quarterbacks for multiple years. And the oldest quarterback in this
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Speaker 2: division is Mahomes and he's thirty and he's going nowhere,
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Speaker 2: and Herbert is going nowhere. From the Chargers, the only
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Speaker 2: ones that are up in the air, I suppose are
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Speaker 2: Bo Nicks and Fernanda Minosa, But I think Bo Nix
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Speaker 2: is about this close to locking in a contract that
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Speaker 2: keeps him here. Bo Knicks, let's mess out long term.
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Speaker 2: It's just it's a very very unique situation that this
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Speaker 2: division finds itself in, and it it's another example of
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Speaker 2: by division. It feels like every team that's here in
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Speaker 2: Colorado has one of, if not the toughest in their
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Speaker 2: respective league. I don't know what you would consider the
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Speaker 2: toughest division in the NFL. The AFC West is certainly
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Speaker 2: up there. I think the NFC West is probably up there.
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Speaker 2: I think the NFC North is probably up there. But
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Speaker 2: you're in the conversation. In basketball, I don't think there's
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Speaker 2: any doubt the best division in basketball is the one
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Speaker 2: that the Nuggets reside in, because it has not just
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Speaker 2: the Timberwolves, but you're talking about high end, super high
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Speaker 2: caliber teams Oklahoma City you mentioned, or go on from there.
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Speaker 2: In the MLB, any division that resides with the Dodgers
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Speaker 2: is probably going to be pretty tough. And then in
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Speaker 2: the NHL, I mean the Avs every single year battling
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Speaker 2: it out with Minnesota, in Winnipeg's and everybody else, Dallas Stars,
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Speaker 2: all of them seem to be not hidden, but just
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Speaker 2: smushed in between all this great competition. And if Mendoza
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Speaker 2: continues to be the kind of guy that we thought
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Speaker 2: he would be. Look at Kyle Keith. He's not nervous
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Speaker 2: right now, but I'm gonna see that nervous pace in
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Speaker 2: about ten minutes. I can feel it. The whole thing
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Speaker 2: surrounding that is you're battling these guys twice a year,
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Speaker 2: a seventeen game schedule. Over a third of your schedule
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Speaker 2: would be against those three quarterbacks in all of them
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Speaker 2: would be franchise caliber, And I don't know how often
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Speaker 2: that's happened in NFL history. But yes, as much as
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Speaker 2: I don't particularly like his style of things, you can
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Speaker 2: see what Fernana Mendoza. There's stuff that people like and
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Speaker 2: they should like three h three five oh four nine
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Speaker 2: to two five. Speaking of the Broncos as they were
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Speaker 2: out yesterday, continuing well, getting ready, I suppose for their
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Speaker 2: second preseason game tonight, bo Nicks is going to play.
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Speaker 2: So the question now is what do you need to see?
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Speaker 2: And I would be lying to you if I didn't
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Speaker 2: say I'd be slightly discouraged if bow Knicks goes out
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Speaker 2: there and it doesn't look at least quasi as efficient
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Speaker 2: as the offense looked in game number one. Now you're
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Speaker 2: playing against the Packers and not against the Falcons, and
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Speaker 2: so that is going to matter. But for bow Knicks
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Speaker 2: to go out there and I just think, I mean,
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Speaker 2: forget the points or anything like that, because you can
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Speaker 2: do it this with different competition. It's about that same
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Speaker 2: tempo in rhythm within the offense. If they still have that,
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Speaker 2: then that's what you want to see more than anything else.
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Speaker 2: It's his chemistry at Davis Webb. It's getting to the
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Speaker 2: line with plenty of time to read the defense, get
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Speaker 2: into a check if you want to. It's finding the
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Speaker 2: right guy and making the right decision. I just want
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Speaker 2: to see him go out and make a couple of
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Speaker 2: plays and not take a hit would be preferable. At
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Speaker 2: the same time, if he does take one, I mean,
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Speaker 2: plenty of quarterbacks having this preseason. It's maybe it's good
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Speaker 2: for you. Make sure you get hit. Remind yourself if
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Speaker 2: you're not made of glass, you can pop back up
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Speaker 2: and be fine. All that stuff. But with the game tonight,
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Speaker 2: I know that Sean Payton is taking a lot of
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Speaker 2: pride in the eight straight wins in the preseason. To me,
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Speaker 2: eight straight wins in the preseason is it's nice. It's
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Speaker 2: something I would brag about too. But if it were
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Speaker 2: eight straight losses in the preseason, excuse me, we haven't
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Speaker 2: had a morning sneak ease in a while. If it
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Speaker 2: were eight straight losses in the preseason, I think that
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Speaker 2: Sehn Payton would shrug it off and be like, yeah,
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Speaker 2: but these games don't really matter, you know. It's it's
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Speaker 2: good to develop winning habits, and they certainly have. And
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Speaker 2: that's the great thing about this. I'm not done yet, eh.
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Speaker 3: Everybody huge, Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Just give me a moment you have to get the
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Speaker 2: demons out, especially early in the morning when allergies could
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Speaker 2: be in the air. It's always a reminder to you guys.
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Speaker 5: Because they're those in they're cutting the grass right now.
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Speaker 5: Some of the fresh grass.
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Speaker 2: Yes, by the way, of course, look gorgeous here at
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Speaker 2: Meadow Hills. But I just want to see the offense
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Speaker 2: in tempo and in rhythm and if you can put up,
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Speaker 2: you know, a touchdown. I think this is all gonna
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Speaker 2: be kind of dependent on whether you're gonna you're gonna
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Speaker 2: see bon Nicks playing in the final preseason game or not.
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Speaker 2: It's gonna be how it looks today tonight. I should say.
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Speaker 2: If they go out there, they run an a fishing offense.
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Speaker 2: They they make things happen in a a consistent and
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Speaker 2: rhythmic fashion. I think nobody else is going to baton
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Speaker 2: eyelash at maybe sitting him that final preseason game and
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Speaker 2: not worrying about it, because that's just the nature of
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Speaker 2: the business. You don't want your guys to get hurt.
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Speaker 2: You want you don't want to put them in risky positions.
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Speaker 2: And in the case of where bo Nix is at
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Speaker 2: with his ankle, I don't think you want to push
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Speaker 2: this too much, but at the same time, you do
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Speaker 2: want to make sure you feel good about that heading
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Speaker 2: into the season. So three oh three five, four nine
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Speaker 2: two five is the shamp maz De text line. As
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Speaker 2: we were out here at Metal Hills for the AVS
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Speaker 2: Alumni Charity golf tournament. Along with us going to be
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Speaker 2: out here all day, have some guests I'm sure stepping
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Speaker 2: by the show, hopping on, talking some hockey and a
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Speaker 2: bunch of other things as we get ready for pre
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Speaker 2: season game number two. So yesterday we had our pickham
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Speaker 2: contest where you had to call in on the twenties
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Speaker 2: if you heard your name, and I will tell you
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Speaker 2: you all did a fantastic job, wasn't it. First go
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Speaker 2: each show, Nelly, somebody called in within that four minute.
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Speaker 5: Timeframe, Yes, exactly. We went four for four on the
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Speaker 5: pick them four contest, and I think everybody called in
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Speaker 5: with about three.
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Speaker 3: Minutes thirty seconds left on the clock. Yeah, and they
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Speaker 3: were ready.
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Speaker 5: I gotta say, yesterday, we gave our name and then
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Speaker 5: somebody called in and so I answered the phone and
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Speaker 5: I asked what his name was, and he was like, hey, man,
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Speaker 5: I was just calling in in in case it was me.
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Speaker 5: I just wanted to make sure it was me, you
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Speaker 5: know what, said, Well it wasn't, but you know, shoot
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Speaker 5: or shoot and.
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Speaker 2: Hey, props then just to make sure.
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Speaker 3: And then the next guy that called was the right guy.
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Speaker 2: I actually liked that somebody was like, hey, I didn't
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Speaker 2: hear it, but I want to make sure you didn't
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Speaker 2: say my name because I'm not missing this prize.
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Speaker 5: One of my favorite calls I get is when someone
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Speaker 5: just calls randomly and goes, hey.
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Speaker 3: Did I win?
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Speaker 2: Hey? Can I get stuff for free?
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Speaker 3: Did you win? I don't know. You tell me. Here's
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Speaker 3: your golden star.
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Speaker 2: Uh three oh three, five, four nine two five A
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Speaker 2: lot more to get to this morning, stick rep all
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Speaker 2: right back out here at Meadow Hills for the AVS
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Speaker 2: Alumni in hour charity golf tournament that we put on
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Speaker 2: every single year. You gonna have people stopping by. Do
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Speaker 2: want to mention something to you guys as we continue
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Speaker 2: to roll on here that we have another contest coming
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Speaker 2: up because we just love giving you guys free stuff,
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Speaker 2: that's what we do. So we gave you guys the
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Speaker 2: chance to win a pair of tickets to the AVS
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Speaker 2: home opener. We gave you the pick'em four plan that
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Speaker 2: uh we just did yesterday where each show gave away
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Speaker 2: four different games and tickets of your choosing to the
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Speaker 2: nuggets of this upcoming season. And who else can we do?
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's right, The Broncos season is coming up.
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Speaker 2: So here's all I'm gonna tell you. You'll hear the
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Speaker 2: promos running here in a few hours. But here's how
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Speaker 2: I want to put it. If you want to row Shambeau.
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Speaker 2: Everybody knows what roe shambau is, right, more commonly referred
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Speaker 2: to as rock paper scissors. I'm a roe shamba guy.
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Speaker 2: You can row Shambeau your way two Broncos tickets to
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Speaker 2: the home opener. That's what I'm gonna tell you. It's
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Speaker 2: that easy if you if you're an expert at the
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Speaker 2: rock and the papers and the scissors, yes, go ahead now,
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Speaker 2: not home.
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Speaker 5: Opener, sorry, not home over first game of the season,
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Speaker 5: the first game of the year, yes, And a enemy
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Speaker 5: territory yes, behind enemy lines. And actually I got to
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Speaker 5: ask you, so if you'll just briefly indulge this rabbit
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Speaker 5: hole for a second. So when I was growing up,
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Speaker 5: it was always row Schambeau, right, and so you always
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Speaker 5: showed what you wanted on the third time, right, it
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Speaker 5: was like Roe Shambeau, Yes, showing scissors. I came out
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Speaker 5: to Boulder, you know, to go to school, and everybody
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Speaker 5: out here just collected the paper scissors.
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Speaker 3: Shoot.
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Speaker 2: I don't that at all.
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Speaker 3: And I don't know if is that a regional thing?
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Speaker 3: Is that a geographical thing?
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Speaker 5: Because everybody in Colorado goes on the one two three four,
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Speaker 5: everybody where I grew up on one two three. So
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Speaker 5: this I hope this doesn't come into play when we
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Speaker 5: we when we involve rock paper scissors with the tickets,
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Speaker 5: like we got to decide are we going on row Schambau?
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Speaker 3: Are we gonna are we? Are we gonna do? Shoot?
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Speaker 3: We gotta set some rules.
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Speaker 2: Okay, hang on U. The official guidelines from the World
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Speaker 2: Rock Paper Scissors Society used the four beat they go
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Speaker 2: rock paper scissors. Shoot Now, Nelly, I'm with you. I
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Speaker 2: was not part of the World Rock Paper Scissors Society,
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Speaker 2: So I just did what I thought was normal, which
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Speaker 2: was you just throw it on the third one. You
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Speaker 2: know what, Nellie, hit the sh a pole button. We'll
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Speaker 2: figure this out real quick.
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Speaker 3: Oh, man. Usually that's your responsibility. I gotta fig fine, here,
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Speaker 3: here we go, straw.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, three oh three, five oh four O nine two five,
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Speaker 2: third or fourth? That's all I want you to text
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Speaker 2: in three or four? Do you throw? Third being rock
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Speaker 2: paper scissors and you're throwing fourth being rock paper scissors?
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Speaker 2: Shoot and you throw? So I want to see TALLI
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Speaker 2: him up, keep a running tally, Nelly? Is these Nelly
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Speaker 2: as these come through? Three oh three, five oh four
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Speaker 2: O nine two five? I want to know is it
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Speaker 2: three or four?
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Speaker 5: And you know who probably was a certified member of
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Speaker 5: the Rock paper Scissors Championship Society. You just said there,
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Speaker 5: you've all the Lord to God. I bet Mendoza knows
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Speaker 5: what's up. We could just ask him.
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Speaker 2: He is such a shoot guy. That is the most
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Speaker 2: shoot guy I've ever heard in my life.
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Speaker 5: I mean most of the people who play for the
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Speaker 5: Raiders or shoot guys.
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Speaker 2: But right, uh oh see, I see a lot of
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Speaker 2: people putting in the wrong.
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Speaker 5: See I told you it was a Colorado thing. It's regional.
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Speaker 5: It's it's gotta be geographically based.
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Speaker 2: It has to be. Nobody did that with me growing up. Nobody.
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Speaker 2: All right, Well, I think it's been. It's overwhelmingly on
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Speaker 2: the fourth. It's what people are trying to tell me
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Speaker 2: right now. So okay, fine, I'll take your word for it. Oh,
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Speaker 2: here's one Nelly, this is I'm from Hawaii and we play.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what that is, yon Ken, I don't
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Speaker 2: know what that is. So third is the right answer.
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Speaker 2: Here's the thing. Whenever something like that pops up, I
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Speaker 2: feel like I'm they might be trying to get beyond
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Speaker 2: something very very nervous on I don't know what those
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Speaker 2: words mean. I don't know what they translate to. I'm
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Speaker 2: very very careful though, on whatever I'm about to say.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that texture from Hawaii. His name is Jass, mister
20:02
Speaker 5: Hugh Jass.
20:04
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, exactly. Phil mccrevis three oh three five
20:09
Speaker 2: four h nine two five, you can keep them coming
20:11
Speaker 2: in now. I do want to talk more about Peyton
20:13
Speaker 2: Watson because I've had a day to sit on it,
20:21
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna be honest with you. After sitting on
20:24
Speaker 2: it on a day, I feel very very similar to yesterday.
20:32
Speaker 2: I don't have some sort of like, hey, the dust
20:35
Speaker 2: is settled, you have a clearer mind. You had more
20:38
Speaker 2: time to sort of sit down and figure things out.
20:41
Speaker 2: I feel the same way, and they're just there's two
20:49
Speaker 2: things that I can acknowledge that nobody within the Nuggets
20:53
Speaker 2: organization wanted it to go the way that it's gone. Okay.
21:01
Speaker 2: The other thing is could there have been something else
21:07
Speaker 2: you could have done? And that's all I keep coming
21:11
Speaker 2: back to. I just have a really hard time thinking
21:15
Speaker 2: to myself that the one thing that the Nuggets could
21:22
Speaker 2: have done was just say goodbye to Peyton Watson. For
21:25
Speaker 2: you know, this is draft picks, and then you're certainly
21:29
Speaker 2: gonna use these draft picks to make other moves, and
21:33
Speaker 2: those moves could be something as simple as well, we're
21:38
Speaker 2: gonna package this to get rid of Zeke Nazi's contract
21:41
Speaker 2: to get us underneath the second apron, and so you're
21:46
Speaker 2: losing an asset that you acquired from trading him. It's
21:49
Speaker 2: a lot of stuff that I'm just like, yuck. I mean,
21:52
Speaker 2: that's just the reaction I have, And it textually says
21:56
Speaker 2: Peyton Watson is dead to me, have fun living in Cleveland.
22:01
Speaker 2: That's fine. I don't think that Peyton Watson did anything
22:06
Speaker 2: wrong here outside of I guess, and we'll never know
22:12
Speaker 2: the truth on this. If he sat out of the
22:17
Speaker 2: playoffs for a contract. I mean, that's one thing that
22:20
Speaker 2: if that were true, that it's something you could certainly
22:23
Speaker 2: be upset about. But here there's underlying questions to that too,
22:27
Speaker 2: of well, did he sit out because he was hurt
22:32
Speaker 2: and didn't want to play through the injury. Did he
22:35
Speaker 2: sit out because he was healthy and didn't want to
22:37
Speaker 2: risk getting injured. There's a whole bunch of different aspects
22:41
Speaker 2: to that too. I always go back to the story,
22:43
Speaker 2: and this is when people start to question the health
22:46
Speaker 2: of players and all. He's been cleared by this and that,
22:51
Speaker 2: even if he's cleared by team doctors, even if it's like, well,
22:55
Speaker 2: I feel like he's good. A guy knows his body.
22:58
Speaker 2: And I will always go back to Kevin Durant when
23:01
Speaker 2: everybody was calling him a baby with the Golden State
23:04
Speaker 2: Warriors for not going out and playing, and then he's like,
23:06
Speaker 2: all right, fine, I'll jump out here and play, and
23:09
Speaker 2: then the achilles explodes and then everybody said, oh my gosh,
23:14
Speaker 2: he was actually hurt. And by that time it's too late.
23:17
Speaker 2: It's too late. So I don't know what the true
23:22
Speaker 2: story is. But I've said this from the very beginning
23:25
Speaker 2: that if you have Peyton Watson at twenty two million
23:30
Speaker 2: dollars a year, that sounds totally reasonable to me. Totally reasonable.
23:35
Speaker 2: And I am somebody who always thought the potential of
23:39
Speaker 2: him like he I think he's going to be a
23:44
Speaker 2: great player. I really do, and I just don't know
23:48
Speaker 2: how many guys. And I want you to keep this
23:50
Speaker 2: point in mind. There are two sides to the coin
23:55
Speaker 2: of Peyton Watson. One of well, he hasn't really played
24:00
Speaker 2: all that much and you're basing all of this off
24:03
Speaker 2: of a month of basketball, and that would be true.
24:07
Speaker 2: This is also true. It's the first time in his
24:11
Speaker 2: NBA career, really since high school, that Peyton Watson has
24:15
Speaker 2: been the guy on a roster. Because of all the
24:20
Speaker 2: injuries the Nuggets suffered, he was forced essentially to be
24:26
Speaker 2: the guy that steps in and is your main sort
24:31
Speaker 2: of score outside of Jamal Murray. So he's a top
24:34
Speaker 2: two guy on the roster at the time. He had
24:37
Speaker 2: to go out and make things happening. Guess what he did.
24:42
Speaker 2: Like to his credit, now, Jokic had comments on this yesterday.
24:47
Speaker 2: I was going to send Nelly the audio, but I
24:49
Speaker 2: don't speak Serbian. So he's out doing the phoeba stuff.
24:54
Speaker 2: And he had a couple of different comments from yesterday.
24:57
Speaker 2: One of them in talking about Peyton Watson and the trade,
25:05
Speaker 2: in which he said, why can't I find it now?
25:10
Speaker 2: But he said he's happy for him, and he ended
25:13
Speaker 2: it with saying, will be okay. Here you go, NICOLEA.
25:16
Speaker 2: Peyton Watson got traded. What is your reaction and expectations
25:19
Speaker 2: for next season? He said, quote, I'm happy for Peyton,
25:21
Speaker 2: he deserved it. Will miss his energy and skill. I
25:24
Speaker 2: don't think about the season yet. We have to play this.
25:26
Speaker 2: He's talking about that FIVA tournament he's in. But it's
25:29
Speaker 2: gonna be okay, is what he said. And I think
25:32
Speaker 2: in the back of people's minds watching what's transpired over
25:37
Speaker 2: the last few years, again a lot of times out
25:43
Speaker 2: of the control of the Nuggets and in control of
25:47
Speaker 2: the NBA CBA. When they built their roster to win
25:50
Speaker 2: a championship, they built that under a different set of rules,
25:53
Speaker 2: and when those rules changed, it became virtually unsustainable. So,
25:58
Speaker 2: with all of that in mind, each subsequent year for
26:02
Speaker 2: the Nuggets, and this is where the frustration comes from,
26:05
Speaker 2: it feels like you're losing just a little bit each
26:09
Speaker 2: year you lose Bruce Brown after the championship, you go.
26:12
Speaker 2: The next year you lose KCP. You go. The next
26:15
Speaker 2: year you lose Michael Porter Junior lose, you go. The
26:17
Speaker 2: next year you lose Peyton Watson. It's always like you
26:21
Speaker 2: are losing a piece, and then in the middle of
26:24
Speaker 2: losing these pieces that help you win, you need to
26:26
Speaker 2: attach assets to pieces that aren't helping you just to
26:30
Speaker 2: move off of their contracts, and it becomes a giant,
26:33
Speaker 2: bungled mess. So in the frustration of this, I think
26:38
Speaker 2: overall and what you see from national people more than
26:41
Speaker 2: local people is well. I wonder if Jokis is gonna
26:45
Speaker 2: be so mad that he requests a trade, and I
26:48
Speaker 2: would be It would be one of the most shocking
26:50
Speaker 2: things in my sports life if we got to a
26:53
Speaker 2: point where Nikola Jokic is requesting a trade. But I
26:57
Speaker 2: think a lot of Nuggets fans have that at a
26:59
Speaker 2: minimum on their minds, somewhere in the recesses of their brain.
27:03
Speaker 2: It's back there of man, if they can't start building
27:07
Speaker 2: a cohesive roster again, will there ever be a point
27:13
Speaker 2: where Yokic just goes you know what, I've had a blast,
27:17
Speaker 2: but I think I'm kind of done with this. I
27:19
Speaker 2: don't think that'll ever happen. I think that he is,
27:22
Speaker 2: thank you, buddy. I think that he is motivated by
27:28
Speaker 2: different things in your typical athlete. I think he's motivated
27:32
Speaker 2: by loyalty, He's motivated obviously by money. He's motivated by
27:39
Speaker 2: holding himself to a certain standard. That's why I don't
27:46
Speaker 2: have that fear. But i'd be lying if I wasn't
27:49
Speaker 2: one of those guys that again in the recesses of
27:51
Speaker 2: my brain, it's not so much would he leave to
27:53
Speaker 2: play somewhere else in the NBA. It's more would he
27:56
Speaker 2: leave to just say I'm done? That's it, because you're
28:04
Speaker 2: relying on pieces now, and I don't think the nuggets
28:08
Speaker 2: are done. They can't be done because they have two
28:10
Speaker 2: more roster spots to fill, So I don't know what's
28:13
Speaker 2: coming in after this. Maybe they can get de Marja
28:16
Speaker 2: Rosen and it provides, you know, more of a salve
28:19
Speaker 2: on this this situation than what we're feeling right now.
28:24
Speaker 2: But to me, it's just about the frustration that's compounded
28:30
Speaker 2: year after year after year. So three h three five
28:34
Speaker 2: oh four nine to two five Texa, says Tim Tebow
28:38
Speaker 2: had a great month of football. Would you pay him
28:39
Speaker 2: twenty two million dollars to be your quarterback? Tim Tebow
28:43
Speaker 2: never looked like a quarterback. You can't watch Peyton Watson
28:47
Speaker 2: even in that month and tell me that doesn't look
28:49
Speaker 2: like that's a sustainable NBA player. It's not even comparable.
28:54
Speaker 2: Peyton Watson wasn't bouncing the ball off his forehead and
28:57
Speaker 2: making it from half court. That's what Tim Tebow was doing.
29:02
Speaker 2: Peyton Watson wasn't taking two shots a game and one
29:06
Speaker 2: of them was a game winner. Like the more accurate
29:09
Speaker 2: thing you probably could have said was maybe Jeremy Lynn,
29:12
Speaker 2: maybe that. But here's the problem. At minimum minimum for
29:19
Speaker 2: Peyton Watson, he's a guy that with starters minutes, is
29:22
Speaker 2: gonna score in the teams per game at minimum, who
29:26
Speaker 2: plays really good defense and is twenty three years old.
29:32
Speaker 2: That's why you don't get like, say whatever you want
29:34
Speaker 2: about you can disagree with me on what Peyton Watson's
29:36
Speaker 2: ceiling is. You cannot deny that Peyton Watson is a
29:40
Speaker 2: good NBA player at a very minimum. You can't. And
29:45
Speaker 2: you can cope if you want to and say, oh,
29:48
Speaker 2: we're losing him. He'll be asked in Cleveland. I mean,
29:51
Speaker 2: you can go ahead and try and convince yourself of that.
29:53
Speaker 2: I'm not one to lie to myself. I'll just face
29:56
Speaker 2: the reality. This sucks because it does. Here's the bottom line.
30:00
Speaker 2: If the Nuggets had twenty two million dollars a year
30:02
Speaker 2: to spend, would they sign him mac Duh is the answer. Duh.
30:11
Speaker 2: So you can cope with it if you want to
30:13
Speaker 2: and be like, well, it's only one month and he's
30:15
Speaker 2: stunk all the other times, and when he goes to Cleveland,
30:18
Speaker 2: he's gonna be terrible and they're gonna be on the
30:20
Speaker 2: hook for this twenty two million dollar contract. It's bad.
30:23
Speaker 2: Don't see that at all? Now? Thirty five million dollars
30:27
Speaker 2: for Peyton Watson, Yeah, they'd be a problem. That'd be
30:29
Speaker 2: a problem. Like it's the same way that I feel
30:33
Speaker 2: about Christian Brown. Like, I think that Christian Brown his
30:35
Speaker 2: contract twenty five million dollars a year is at a
30:38
Speaker 2: little bit steep. Yeah, probably, But I think Christian Brown healthy,
30:42
Speaker 2: You're you're pretty much cool with it. Aaron Gordon's contract
30:45
Speaker 2: Is that a high number? Yes, but Aaron Gordon healthy,
30:48
Speaker 2: you're cool with it. Remember Christian Brown was somebody who
30:55
Speaker 2: he led the league in fast break points two years ago.
30:59
Speaker 2: He shot four forty percent from three. You very obviously
31:04
Speaker 2: saw that he had an ankle problem that just didn't
31:05
Speaker 2: go away. And so I don't know. Again, I'm not
31:13
Speaker 2: happy about this at all, but I'm not going to
31:15
Speaker 2: sit here and lie and say, well, uh, you know what,
31:19
Speaker 2: he wasn't that good in the first place. Like if
31:21
Speaker 2: you had a super hot girlfriend and she broke up
31:23
Speaker 2: with you and you go, well, she was actually kind
31:26
Speaker 2: of ugly. It's like, no, she wasn't. She wasn't she
31:29
Speaker 2: dumped you. It's fine. You just gotta face it. So
31:35
Speaker 2: out here at Meadow Hills again as alumni and our
31:38
Speaker 2: charity golf tournament that we do, we do every single year,
31:42
Speaker 2: and I love this golf course. It is beautiful. So
31:48
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31:50
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32:12
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32:15
Speaker 2: two five back after this, what are you bopping your
32:17
Speaker 2: head to right now? What is this?
32:20
Speaker 5: Sometimes I remember that corn exists and I go, man,
32:23
Speaker 5: remember when these guys were like the biggest band in
32:25
Speaker 5: the world doing this stuff.
32:27
Speaker 2: Jesse just looked at me, almost offended. He was it's corn.
32:31
Speaker 2: I was like, Okay, that's corn with.
32:33
Speaker 5: A K, right, yes, sometimes the k's backwards, if I
32:36
Speaker 5: remember correctly.
32:36
Speaker 2: Did they wear the masks?
32:38
Speaker 5: Is that that group Slipknot That slips flipnot has about
32:41
Speaker 5: seventy members and they wear masks and one of them
32:44
Speaker 5: hits an empty beer keg with a baseball bat.
32:47
Speaker 3: As an instrument.
32:48
Speaker 2: So I was working this little food truck thing at
32:50
Speaker 2: one of these concerts, at one of those venues that
32:53
Speaker 2: sort of has, you know, five different bands go at once,
32:56
Speaker 2: and Slipknot was one of them. I just looked at
32:58
Speaker 2: that crowd and I yo, for me, I don't want
33:02
Speaker 2: to be any part of in the middle of people
33:04
Speaker 2: with Texas chainsaw massacre faces, Hannibal lecter faces, look got
33:11
Speaker 2: more power to you. If that's what you like, that's
33:13
Speaker 2: what you like. I'm not somebody that's gonna judge whatever
33:15
Speaker 2: your your hobbies and your likes and dislikes are. I
33:19
Speaker 2: take that back. I probably will judge it internally. I
33:21
Speaker 2: will never judge it externally. But I just looked at
33:25
Speaker 2: that and go, Nope, that is not what I do.
33:29
Speaker 2: I don't wear meat on my face and go out
33:32
Speaker 2: and headbang. Not my thing. Now. Few things here as
33:41
Speaker 2: we're out here, a mental hills for the ABS alumni
33:43
Speaker 2: and hour annual golf tournament. You know what's funny. I
33:51
Speaker 2: saw something yesterday from Shams. After the Calves get this
33:54
Speaker 2: deal done to acquire Peyton Watson, they have James Harden
33:58
Speaker 2: who agrees to a three year, ninety seven million dollar
34:00
Speaker 2: deal to remain with the Calves. It will take him
34:03
Speaker 2: through his twentieth season in the league. And everybody goes,
34:06
Speaker 2: this is malpractice to sign him to this contract. And
34:09
Speaker 2: I understand why. He's thirty seven years old. That's an
34:12
Speaker 2: it's an old player in the league. But he did
34:16
Speaker 2: average twenty and a half points per game on forty
34:19
Speaker 2: four percent from three in aight assists. He can still
34:25
Speaker 2: play and I was like thirty what thirty two million
34:31
Speaker 2: dollars a year doesn't sound wholly unreasonable for that production. Now, look,
34:38
Speaker 2: I wouldn't want James Harden on my team, certainly not
34:42
Speaker 2: on the Nuggets. There just wouldn't be a fit there.
34:44
Speaker 2: But I don't see how that's totally unreasonable. The calves
34:51
Speaker 2: are pushing their chips in. This is what teams do.
34:57
Speaker 2: Texter says. Many will miss out on the unspoken brotherly
35:02
Speaker 2: bond that comes from a mosh pit. I'll miss out
35:05
Speaker 2: on the pushing shoving with people. See this is the
35:10
Speaker 2: example you're talking about with Chad Brown at training camp.
35:13
Speaker 2: A mosh pit is you can have somebody who goes
35:15
Speaker 2: fifty percent and somebody goes ninety percent, and then all
35:17
Speaker 2: of a sudden this becomes a giant problem. You all
35:19
Speaker 2: have to be on the same page.
35:21
Speaker 5: Well as a general rule, I have never been in
35:23
Speaker 5: a metal mash pit, but I will tell you what,
35:26
Speaker 5: Punk and SKA mosh pits are incredible. They're they're amazing,
35:30
Speaker 5: especially SKA. Everybody's just dancing around, going, who I'm happy
35:33
Speaker 5: to be here?
35:33
Speaker 3: Like those?
35:34
Speaker 2: What's a mush pit in that? What does that mean?
35:36
Speaker 5: Well, it's more of a circle pit. Everybody is moving
35:38
Speaker 5: in a circle in the same direction and then at okay,
35:41
Speaker 5: so there's no pushing. There's a little bit of pushing,
35:44
Speaker 5: you know, sometimes you throw somebody off kelter from their dancing,
35:46
Speaker 5: but not as much pushing as in a slipknot pit.
35:49
Speaker 2: You know what just sounded like you sounded like that
35:52
Speaker 2: Nate Bargatzi George Washington skit. There's kicking the sport of
35:58
Speaker 2: football with that you play with your hands, so there's
36:01
Speaker 2: no kicking. It's a little kicking.
36:03
Speaker 3: There's a little kicking.
36:04
Speaker 2: There's a little kicking.
36:05
Speaker 3: How much How many points will it be?
36:07
Speaker 5: Sometimes one and sometimes three?
36:12
Speaker 2: You guys want to hear a pretty crazy stat And
36:15
Speaker 2: this stems from you know, there was just a promo.
36:18
Speaker 2: I was played about it, but I heard correct and
36:20
Speaker 2: Linda talking about this. Players with fifty pass touchdowns and
36:25
Speaker 2: ten plus scrimmage touchdowns over the last two seasons. There's
36:28
Speaker 2: been two names on that list. Those names are Josh
36:31
Speaker 2: Allen and bow Knicks, players to do so in their
36:35
Speaker 2: first two NFL seasons. Ever, there's one name on that list,
36:39
Speaker 2: and that is Bo Nicks. The odds makers have the
36:43
Speaker 2: Broncos at nine and a half wins this year, and
36:47
Speaker 2: Lindall was almost incensed at the idea that the number
36:51
Speaker 2: would be that low. I think I'm mostly with him,
36:57
Speaker 2: with the exception of one thing. The Broncos are. I
37:02
Speaker 2: just was talking to a buddy yesterday about this. He goes,
37:05
Speaker 2: give me your honest opinion. You work in sports. You
37:09
Speaker 2: were at a training camp. Are the Broncos gonna be
37:13
Speaker 2: good this year? And I was like, well, yeah, They're
37:14
Speaker 2: gonna be good. There's no question the Broncos will be good.
37:19
Speaker 2: I go, the question is can they get back to
37:22
Speaker 2: like AFC title, super Bowl level? And I absolutely think
37:27
Speaker 2: they can. There is no question. The variables that are
37:32
Speaker 2: in between them and that again this year are much
37:37
Speaker 2: different than what they were last year. Last year was
37:41
Speaker 2: easier schedule. Last year was it was easier schedule combined
37:52
Speaker 2: with a unrocky path to getting towards the end of
37:58
Speaker 2: the season. You know, it's weird to say this when
38:01
Speaker 2: you're like, you got very lucky from an injury standpoint,
38:04
Speaker 2: most of the guys staying in the roster and blah
38:05
Speaker 2: blah blah staying healthy when the season ended. Because your
38:09
Speaker 2: quarterback got hurt the final game of the year. But
38:12
Speaker 2: it's true you got to that point because you had
38:15
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of injury luck at that time. Now,
38:18
Speaker 2: if you keep moving beyond that, you talk about, well,
38:21
Speaker 2: why is this nine and a half over underwin total?
38:24
Speaker 2: At nine and a half? I think they see tough schedule.
38:27
Speaker 2: I think that they see maybe some bounces going against you,
38:32
Speaker 2: And I think we all have to recognize the nature
38:35
Speaker 2: in how they won. The Broncos, without a doubt, developed
38:41
Speaker 2: a skill for late game situation, making the play you
38:49
Speaker 2: need to make. They also got incredibly lucky in a
38:56
Speaker 2: lot of those games in doing so, it was mistaken
39:00
Speaker 2: by the other team that were made. It was plays
39:02
Speaker 2: that you made. Yes, But when you look at well,
39:05
Speaker 2: how can the Broncos get to if you're betting the under?
39:08
Speaker 2: And I would love to see, like the spread, is
39:11
Speaker 2: there some way you can look that up, Nelly on
39:13
Speaker 2: how many people what percentage of the bets have been
39:16
Speaker 2: on the over or under for the Broncos, because it's
39:19
Speaker 2: something I'd love to see because I don't know how
39:23
Speaker 2: many people would be just going in and betting the under.
39:27
Speaker 2: I don't think that that's a large percentage of people.
39:30
Speaker 2: Most people would see the Broncos as a team that
39:32
Speaker 2: is totally viable. The point in all of this is
39:37
Speaker 2: you set the number at nine and a half because
39:39
Speaker 2: of the variables that I was just talking about. It's
39:43
Speaker 2: how you won last year. Is that a sustainable thing
39:46
Speaker 2: year over year? It's injuries. Is that a sustainable thing
39:49
Speaker 2: year over year. It's all of these different factors and
39:53
Speaker 2: details that lead to it. Not to mention a really
39:56
Speaker 2: difficult schedule, especially out of the break, one of the
40:00
Speaker 2: things is you're gonna be tested. You're gonna have a
40:02
Speaker 2: few of these games early that you know, we've talked
40:07
Speaker 2: about the first six weeks. If they go three and
40:10
Speaker 2: three in the first six games, it's not I think
40:16
Speaker 2: most people would look at that and be like, you
40:18
Speaker 2: know what, that's all right, that's alright with me. If
40:21
Speaker 2: you have four until you're like, holy smokes, that's amazing.
40:24
Speaker 2: If you go one in five, then you put yourself
40:29
Speaker 2: in a hole, and it's almost as if you gotta
40:35
Speaker 2: you gotta be tested in a way mentally that this
40:38
Speaker 2: team under bow Knicks has not. They've had moments in
40:43
Speaker 2: which they've looked bad. They've had moments at the beginning
40:45
Speaker 2: of his career in which they've struggled and had to
40:49
Speaker 2: bounce back from it. And I think one credit to
40:51
Speaker 2: bow Knicks is he very rarely has back to back
40:53
Speaker 2: bad games. Rarely. But when you've got uh, when you've
41:02
Speaker 2: got all of these factors sort of put together along
41:07
Speaker 2: with an AFC that people are just it's this is
41:10
Speaker 2: gonna be the case until Bownicks establishes himself as a
41:13
Speaker 2: bona fide top ten quarterback in this league. The point
41:18
Speaker 2: in all of this is going to be you're gonna
41:21
Speaker 2: look at Lamar and you're gonna look at Burrow, and
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Speaker 2: you're gonna look at Josh Allen, and you're gonna look
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Speaker 2: at Patrick Mahomes, and you're gonna look at Justin Herbert,
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Speaker 2: and you're just gonna do which quarterbacks do I feel
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Speaker 2: are best in this conference? Those are the teams that
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna pick to make the postseason. That's what they're
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Speaker 2: of bets on the Broncos for ten plus wins, especially
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Speaker 2: lower than I thought it would be. I thought it'd
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Speaker 2: be up in maybe the low sixties, but still most
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Speaker 2: are going on the Broncos to get that over And
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Speaker 2: I think that that's the wise decision because the Broncos
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