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Ladies and gentlemen, we are now talking to former Seattle
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Seahawks and Dallas Cowboy safety Ken the Hammer.
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Hamlin. Ken, what's up, buddy?
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I'm good, I'm good. How you doing?
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Like like. Shit happens, you know I.
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Mean. Yes, indeed.
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Like in Forrest Gump, you know, I don't know if that I trust
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that story to be true, but hey, if it's true, you know, he's
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made himself a lot of money. But Speaking of making yourself
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a lot of money, somebody on the Cowboys did not make himself a
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lot of money. As a matter of fact, he's no
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longer with that the Cowboys. Why do you think the Cowboys
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have not really found any cornerback help?
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I mean, they had digs. He was there for a what, a
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significant amount of time? He got a lot, a lot of money
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from the Cowboys. Had one good season.
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I think he had how many interceptions 7.
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Interceptions 11/11 in that one year.
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That one year, 11 interceptions, he was the one of the best
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corners and and ball Hawks in the in the NFL and then after
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that he was horrible. Well, he gambled on himself.
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He took a lot of chances. If you look at that year, he he
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gambled in in, in route, like just guessing routes and he
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guessed right a lot. But at the same time he gave up
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a lot of yards as well. So it's going to look good when
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you when you make the Pro Bowl, you're all pro and everything
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because you get the interceptions, but you know,
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when you're playing that position it, it was a lot more
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of the the downside than it was upside for him.
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You know, especially moving forward past that year, he got
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the payday which he gambled. Well, he got the payday got got
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got 90 + 1,000,000, which you know, of course you want to do
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at that position, you want to get that payday because you
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never know if it's going to come back around.
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And in his case it might not come back around again because
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because of the gamble. So he he gambled and won, but it
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definitely didn't look good on on him being, you know, having
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longevity on that squad well. Speaking of longevity, and he
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gambled as his brother Stefan Diggs with him and Cardi B.
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I'm just kidding. I'll throw myself, I'll throw
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myself off that one. I don't want to get myself into
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trouble, but. Yeah, speaking.
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Speaking of corners right now in the NFL, who do you think is the
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best corner in the NFL and why do you think he's the best
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corner in the NFL? That's, that's kind of you, you
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got, you got the corner in Denver, in Denver, who is
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probably the most elite? Patrick Chen, right, Sir Tan,
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Sir Tan, Young Sir Tan, who's probably the the most elite
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young talent. You got another one in in New
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England. Gonzales, who is he, has proven
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that he can be in that conversation a little bit.
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Stingley. Guys like so.
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Stingley. Stingley.
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Stingley's in that conversation too, I think.
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I mean, of course, I put I think Stingley, he has a little lapse
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here and there, but his game is, is is up there with Gonzales and
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with certain I I certain I think that they you got a good four or
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five that are in that elite status.
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And then you got some younger ones that are, you know, that
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are that are making their name, that their their their name is
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starting to ring a little bit more than you have to sort of
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see is a is a is a sauce coming back to.
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I was just going to say that what what what's going on with
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Sauce Garner? I mean, The Jets traded them for
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two first round draft picks. I think they robbed the
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Indianapolis Colts because as soon as he got traded, The Jets
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got two first round draft picks and he was out after three games
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and really did nothing for Indianapolis as they really they
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they bet on themselves. They were felt.
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Yeah, they were in that situation where they were like,
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all right, we're we're looking at possibly making a run for the
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playoffs. And everything went downhill
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after that because Sauce got hurt, Dana Jones got hurt.
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They had a lot of bad things happening for their squad.
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Plus the offense didn't really produce outside of, you know,
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you got a running back that you can get it to and JT, but
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everything else wasn't as elite, especially later on in the
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season. So they had a lot of things go
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against them, you know, right after that trade.
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So I think a healthy sauce in that in that defense, they got a
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pretty good defense over there. So I think a healthy sauce next
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year in that defense, you'll be able to see if they really got
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something for what they gave up now for two first round picks.
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That's tough, but you helped out a jet squad that needed a lot of
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pics. They need a lot of help, so you
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helped them out. So it's almost like you gave you
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gave your guy a little a little tip whatever to be able to get
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some assistance because they needed it.
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So you're bad. You're.
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Hammering me in right now, as as you know or you don't know, I'm
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a Jet fan. So keep hammering me in.
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As we know, we call you Ken the Hammer Hammer.
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If it's true. You might as well use me as a
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nail and just hammer me in, you got.
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Me, hey, I mean, they, they made something about it.
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I mean, outside of outside of who knows who's, who's going to
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be the quarterback, you know, I mean, they, they, they, they got
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some, got a great stock. Now I don't know what they're
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going to do with it, but with the draft picks they, they've
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received, they, they have an opportunity to really swing it a
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different way, But you have to make a big decision.
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Aaron, Aaron Glenn is my guy too.
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So I mean, I, I want him to make a, a great move on this next one
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because your quarterback, whoever you're bringing in to
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sort of hold on until you bring that draft pick.
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It has to be the right one because this past year it just
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didn't fit with who you brought in with, who was actually
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organizing everything, the coordinators, everything didn't
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fit well with the Justin Fields situation.
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And that was, it was bad to watch.
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The same. At least it was.
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It was definitely bad to watch, Yeah.
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I want to go to your time with the Cowboys.
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You play with a easily Hall of Famer DeMarcus Ware.
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You play with another good safety and Roy Williams over
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there with the Cowboys and Wade Phillips.
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Over there. As a as a head coach, maybe
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wasn't the most amazing head coach, but amazing defensive
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coordinator. Obviously his father was great
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head coach too. What was that that experience
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with the Cowboys like in those NFC East rivalries, when the NFC
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East was probably at its peak? It was, it was, it was
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definitely tough. I mean, you think about at that
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time Washington wasn't a slack. You had the Giants who always
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bringing it and then the Eagles. I mean, so if you had, you had
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constant competition. And then Wade was a guy that was
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quiet. But when it came to defense, he
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knew. He knew how and what to put, you
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know, put guys in position to win and guys in in positions to
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make plays. Of course D Ware, I want to say
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during that time, me and D Ware probably played the most steps
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on defense. We didn't come out in my 3 years
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there on the defensive side, Roy Williams.
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I, I mean, when I signed, when I, when I got the opportunity to
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actually join the Cowboys, that was the one big plus.
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Like I get to play with, you know, alongside Roy Williams.
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And I've, I've seen him from college at Oklahoma to, you
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know, his early days in Dallas and then be able to join him.
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It was amazing. Then you have you add in a
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Terence Newman on one side, you you add in we had young guys who
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had just drafted a year after with Mike Jenkins, Orlando
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Scandrick, Anthony Henry was a veteran cornered a big corner
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that we had as well. Greg Ellis, another guy that was
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older guy, veteran, knew how to play the position and make
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plays. Then the younger guys on the
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inside, Marcus Spears. So you know, we had we had a
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very talented team. It was a young team though,
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regardless of experience wise, regardless of you know how much
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talent they said, well, we made it to the playoffs.
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I want to say that first year, you know, I want to say that I
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might have been one of the few that actually had long playoff
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experience and I was in my fifth year.
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So so it was it was tough to see a team like that not exceed, you
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know, a lot of the you know, where we ended up, you know,
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when we get to the playoffs and in the season, because we could
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have been a team that made a long run for it.
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But but we seen it during the game certain certain time.
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We didn't have that lasting peace to really put people away
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and and make the next move to the next level.
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So it was it was it was a great, great time and great experience
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with some great guys. But we definitely left left some
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games on the on the field that we should have been, we should
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have been in. We are talking to former
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Seahawks and Cowboy safety Ken the Hammer.
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Hamlin. Kenny, you were drafted by the
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Seattle Seahawks in the second round, 42nd overall in 2003.
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Tell us a little bit about the Seahawks organization.
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What was it like playing over there for the three years?
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What type of fans are there out there with the Seattle Seahawks
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fans? Listen, you you have to they're
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going to be if you can find me another another fan base that is
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that is on that level, then then we can we can have that
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conversation. But I think that the Seahawks
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from from back when I played even to today, they still hold
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true to being one of the one of the stadiums that is a real fan
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favorite type of stadium. They they come with it.
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This is not one of them where you got a whole bunch of
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corporate people sitting in the stands and they're just sitting
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back enjoying some drinks and watching the game.
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They're they're there to, to, to, to make a difference.
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They're there to to cause havoc and to cause confusion for for
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the other team. So it, it, it is an exciting
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stadium to play in. The fans are definitely
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committed to the team and to the players.
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And you know, it was, I mean, it was amazing.
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My first, my first year going there and sort of seeing the guy
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from Arkansas who's who's been who's from Memphis and then
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coming to the Northwest and then seeing just the just the the
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crowd appreciation of what they they felt I could bring to the
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table for, for the Seahawks was amazing. 2007 was a big year for
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you. You, you went to your first and
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only pro ball. What type of season was that
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with the Dallas Cowboys and why did you play at a top level from
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all the other years that you you you did play at a level that was
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sensational, but not at that kind of level at a pro ball
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style game. Well, I think it was I think it
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was a prove it season. You know, I I came off of some
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craziness that happened to me in Seattle and and almost where my
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career was over with very short. So this this was my my year to
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prove it to myself, prove it to the coaches, the owners, Jerry
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and everybody that I that I could play this game and play
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it, you know, play it longer than then.
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Then you know what people that some had expected, because just
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a year prior to that, I mean, I was almost I was told that I
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wouldn't play again. So it was a lot leading into
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that, that that first year in Dallas to where I'm like, OK, I
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have an opportunity to prove that, you know what, I belong
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here. I belong in the game.
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I belong a starter. I there's a lot of different
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things. And so that year was just a
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grinded out. It was a fun year because of
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course you got all these, it's almost like, you know, you get a
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new car, you got all the new toys.
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So you had all these other guys you could play with and, and to
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play alongside. Like I said, a guy like Will
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Williams, where I can, I can see where he can add value to my
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game. I can add value to his game.
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And we could play it a certain way with the corners that we had
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and the communication that we had on the back end.
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And then, of course, the, the, the biggest, I guess bonus was
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having Todd Bowles in my, in my, in my office, in our room, in
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our meeting room, him being our DB coach, you know, the tidbits
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that he would give us, the different tips and different
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things that he would give us from a guy that's coming from a
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player player, you know, background.
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He knew certain things that we would be looking for.
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He knew certain things that would give us keys in the game
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to really take it away from now. Now we're not thinking anymore.
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Now we're not out here waiting for this to happen that once we
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see our keys, we're gone. And that made that year.
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I mean, it made it fun because now you can play a little bit
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more free. Now it's just not, you're just
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not just a free safety. You're, you're back there able
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to make plays and, and go and, and sort of cause 'cause chaos
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in certain areas. So that that year was very
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exciting and it was just a, a loose year of and let's show it
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like let's go like it's, it's everything's on the line.
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Let's go get it and and it proved in the stats defensively
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as a team, we were we were better.
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You know, I got I made plays we had in that year we had I want
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to say it ended up being like 11 guys in the Pro Bowl on that
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team. I'm.
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Looking at him so. Yeah, Yeah.
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So so to think like, you know, all the guys from all these
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different, you know, areas, I mean on the offensive side in
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every level, on the defensive side, in every level, you know,
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guy stepped it up and we made we made plays.
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Both of our safeties, me and Roy were in the Pro Bowl.
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You had D wearing Greg Ellis, both of our ends, they're in the
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Pro Bowl. You, I mean, so it was, it was
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exciting to sort of see Terrence Newman in the Pro Bowl.
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I mean, we had we had a lot of guys on the defensive side alone
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that, you know, they were making, they were making some
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great plays and and, and helping me on front end, Greg and
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DeMarcus Ware helping me make plays on the back end.
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The same thing vice versa. So it was an exciting year, so.
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I'm going to go to the Super Bowl run you had in Seattle in
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O5O6, or actually my first full year watching football that
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year. Your secondary probably not
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getting the same level of hype that the last two have, but you
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still have some good players. Well, Dion Grant was your
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partner on the other side who later came to the Giants and
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played very well over there at older age.
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And then a guy that was supposed to come on our show last year
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and gave me his e-mail and then ditched us was Marcus Trufant as
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one of the corners. So.
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So what was that season like as a whole for you at that
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defensive core? If we're talking about the O 6
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O7 Super Bowl against Pittsburgh, are we talking about
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an elderly one where I was? Because so I was a part of the,
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the Pittsburgh Seattle year of Super Bowl and that was the year
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I had my injury and it ended up missing the remainder of the
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season. So that was, that was a very
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tough one because you, you saw how they, how they, I'm on the
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sideline watching how they're attacking us and in the position
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that I would have been, you know, and you know, we had a
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younger guy we had at that time, we were down to Super Bowl week.
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We were down to our practice squad safety and one of the
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safety positions. He never played all year.
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He was a practice squad all year.
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And he was, he prepared the week of he's preparing for the
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biggest game of anybody's career and to never have played all,
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all year. So that was a tough one to watch
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and sort of see how they, they took advantage of that
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opportunity a little bit. But but again, that that just
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shows, you know, you got to have you got to have everybody ready
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to go. You got to have everybody
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regardless of first string, second string, third string,
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everybody has to be ready to go because the opportunity might be
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there and you have an opportunity to really make a
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name for yourself in that type of moment.
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So, but yeah, we came up short. It it, it, it sort of stuck in
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me a little bit because of me not being there.
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So he put another chip on my shoulder.
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We are talking to former Seahawks and Cowboy safety Ken
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the Hammer Hamlin, Kenny Seattle goes all the way to the Super
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Bowl this year and made an unbelievable run.
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Sam Darnold, who was seeing ghost in New York, he's jump
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shift on quite a few other organizations before he landed
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in this spot, signed a three-year, $100 million
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contract. And boy, oh boy.
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McDonald, who I thought was coach of the year of the team,
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defense, offense. I mean, this team was completely
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the most dominant team in the NFC and I think throughout the
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league went really just drove right to the the Super Bowl and
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ran over the the New England Patriots.
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When you look at this team and you try to compare them to the
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Legion of Boom, that team, the Russell Wilson team when they
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just went into New York and knocked off the Broncos and and
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probably the best offensive team at that point the NFL has ever
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seen. How do you compare these teams
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and who do you think would win if they played against one?
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Another he tried to cause some chaos.
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You know what defence. So let me say defensively,
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that's tough because you think about, you know, I think that
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the one thing about that that LL that that legion of legion of
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both that that team had a full secondary.
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Now this team, this this current Seahawks team has a hell of a
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hell of a secondary as well. But I mean, you think about
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having you, you got, you got 2 all pro safeties, you know, one
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if not 2 all pro corners on that squad.
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And then you, you look at this current team, they, they are,
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they are close. I wouldn't say they're close.
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They're very, very simple defensively, very similar.
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I think that this current squad has a more dominant front 4, But
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but that squad, it is where they had a dump like the defensively.
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I can't even say that one or the other.
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I, I, I think that they, they showed up this, this current
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Seahawks defense, I mean, they literally I, I got to see it
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first hand on they are, they are very dominant.
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They, they can play it a lot of different ways.
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They can stop the run. They definitely on the back end.
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You don't want to take too many chances in the past game because
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they have speed and skill. So defensively, I, I, it's
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almost, I'd have to say a wash, but I would give the older the
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the veterans a a little edge offensively got rust.
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And then you have Sam Donald who who's coming in on a he had to
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prove it because because of last year and how he didn't really
20:00
put see it all the way through through the playoffs, But he
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came in. You have you use your weapons,
20:05
you got JSN, you have a tight ends, the tight ends that you
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can use the big body receivers that you have a running game.
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And that was the one thing that I said about.
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Especially going into these playoffs with, with the a
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quarterback that you know has played great, but you still, you
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still got to wonder what's going to happen in the playoffs.
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You lean on your running game. I mean, listen, nobody takes it
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away from you that that you didn't have 304 hundred yards
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passing. If you win the Super Bowl, you
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still win the Super Bowl. But if you go out there and try
20:37
to prove people wrong and making bad decisions as any other and
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throw a couple picks and lose the Super Bowl, then that's a
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whole other thing. They led and they they went
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behind a great running, running attack.
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You got the offensive line making, making holes for this
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guy. I mean, Kenneth Walker was
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running like he had to run. You didn't have your back up.
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He didn't have Charbonnet with it to to really do that 1-2
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tandem. He took it on his back and he
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went, we went with it and that's why he got the MVP.
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But I think that this these teams are similar in a lot of
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ways, but I'd hate to compare them and try to match one or the
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other. Come on, Ham, it would come on.
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Come on. It would be a hell of a game.
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OK, you know what I'd have to say?
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The elder. The elder team would beat the
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younger. Team all right, all right.
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That's fair. I had to say that all.
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Right. I, I disagree with you.
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I, I think that this younger team and I, I think McDonald is
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a younger Pete version. I mean, they're very similar.
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Marshawn Lynch and Walker, I mean, he, he made his best
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impression in the Super Bowl running all over that defensive
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line, probably the second best defensive line in football.
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Walker ran all over them and and he did his best version of
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Marshawn Lynch, who has done it. But is he Marshawn?
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Not yet is. He not OK, so so so if we're
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talking about they're playing this week, then they would.
21:57
They, they never had a guy, they never had a guy like JSN.
22:02
So no, they've never had a dominant force like that.
22:05
And Cooper? Cup.
22:07
Cooper cups pretty damn good too.
22:09
Exactly. And I wanted to see that game,
22:11
so I went to the. I was able to go to the game
22:14
against the Rams and I wanted to see JSN up close.
22:19
I wanted to see and of course I wanted to see Puka up close too,
22:23
but I wanted to see what the challenge will be for that that
22:25
defense against Puka. But I wanted to see what it
22:27
looked like up close. So I'm like this guy makes it
22:30
look easy. I mean, JSN makes it look easy.
22:34
It's not like he's like overstretching and you know,
22:38
pushing it and everything is in rhythm.
22:41
It's a it's a smooth it is, I mean, it's almost poetic the way
22:46
that he sit there and runs his routes and and knows when to put
22:49
his hands up and knows how to how to move his body this way
22:52
that it's it's great to see and it's great that he is a young
22:56
talent that they're going to have on that squad for quite
22:59
some time. Because of course they're going
23:00
to show him up early. They're going to get him out of
23:04
the way early, which they need to a couple of guys they got to
23:08
get done early to get him out of the way.
23:09
But that's going to be, that's going to be an amazing team
23:13
that's going to be able to make another run for it in the very
23:16
near future. Speaking of future Jerry Jones,
23:21
this is a guy that I think has saved football.
23:25
I don't care what anybody says about Jerry.
23:27
I know he he's run the organization down to the ground,
23:30
some people say, but this is a guy that saved football.
23:33
He's the one who brought football new sponsorships and
23:37
and pretty much try to sell the NFL.
23:39
This is what I'm going to do. I'm going to bring a sneaker
23:41
deal into the NFL and you can't stop me.
23:44
If you try to stop me, I'm going to sue you back.
23:47
And that's what he did. And if you never checked out the
23:49
Netflix documentary, there's a great documentary, Ken, I know
23:53
you checked it out because you were you were a cowboy at that
23:57
time and and you actually know who Jerry Jones is.
24:00
What type of owner is Jerry Jones?
24:02
Tell the fans what type of personality is he off the field.
24:07
I've been knowing Jerry ever since I was at University of
24:09
Arkansas, so it's been quite some time, but he is it it.
24:16
Most people don't understand it because they've been accustomed
24:19
to seeing owners who never played the game actually played
24:24
the game at a high level. Like, I mean, he was, he's a
24:27
national champion in college football.
24:29
Like he played the game, was a starter for multiple years.
24:33
Like, so this guy has a different type of motive behind
24:37
it. He has a different type of
24:38
motive behind it. He, he actually wants to and
24:41
feels like wanting to be out on the field.
24:43
I think so many people are like, Oh, well, he, you know, he, he,
24:47
he's too involved and he's just any other.
24:49
Well, I would say sometimes whatever, that's a good thing.
24:53
Because I mean, and, and again, there's some decisions that
24:56
could be made here and there that that, you know, taking a
25:00
back seat on. You can see it at a different
25:02
view. And he could possibly do that at
25:04
times to where it could make it a better thing.
25:06
But I think that Jerry has done a lot for the game leading up to
25:12
these last whatever 5 or 10 years to where his legacy is, is
25:16
definitely it's definitely written now what he does with
25:21
the remainder and how he's trying to live it out and and
25:24
push to get another title if possible.
25:27
Who knows what strings he's going to pull now.
25:29
But I think that what he's done for the actual game of football
25:33
and for the for the you think about the ownership, I mean, and
25:36
what they what they have, they have, you know, maybe not even
25:40
taking credit for, but what they get behind what he's done, they
25:45
definitely, even if it might be quietly, they definitely they
25:48
definitely do throw one of them a little fist up or fist pumps
25:52
up for Jerry because of what he's done for the game and how
25:54
he's moved it along. So I.
25:56
Want to go to the safety position, which I think when you
25:59
played it wasn't you and I are seeing a little more of those
26:01
hybrid types now in today's game.
26:02
For one, you play you obviously, yeah, you were, you were playing
26:06
an arrow with a lot of the zone coverage.
26:07
I think your scheme especially was like that, that Tampa 2 type
26:10
style safety. Now you're seeing a lot more of
26:12
those more versatile types of safeties.
26:14
What are you, what are your thoughts?
26:16
The way the safety position has developed really in this newer
26:19
era of football? Well, I mean you can call it the
26:22
left developed. The biggest thing is that, you
26:26
know, offenses are going heavier, you know, 3434 wide.
26:32
So you have to have, you know, now you're putting a lot of your
26:36
corners who who would be true corners at the time, whatever.
26:39
Now you're working them in at safety.
26:41
You're playing them at that position because you know, the
26:43
game is not what it was. I mean, you, you don't have to,
26:48
you know, these, all these big hits that were once happening
26:51
aren't happening like that anymore.
26:53
It all the all the different physicalities of the game is a
26:56
little bit different now. It's more about having the range
27:00
and the speed and the, and, and the quickness to be able to do.
27:03
Let me put you out here on on this third receiver.
27:05
Let me put you out on this fourth receiver.
27:07
Let me let you play this zone area.
27:09
But it's what quicker receivers now.
27:11
So there's different schemes in it.
27:15
I think that we, we, you know, we look at the game now and and
27:18
just see it at a different there.
27:20
There isn't that one back that's running for, you know, 262730
27:24
carries and he's your bell cow and just going to get it.
27:27
There's a 2-3 back system. You got 3 to 4 wides non-stop.
27:33
And then and then it's a quicker game as well.
27:35
Guys are are moving, are moving the ball a little bit faster.
27:38
So there's different things that has changed the game to make it
27:41
more appeasable for the offense for sure.
27:45
And it it it sort of handicaps the defense, especially on the
27:48
back end a lot more because you can't you can't jam multiple
27:52
times. You can't hit past the five.
27:56
You can't, I mean, even the little the little tugs of war,
27:59
the defense is going to lose. So there's certain things that
28:02
that has changed. But I would say the skill, the
28:06
skill of the corner has to be better, the skill of of the guy
28:09
that's covering it, it has to be way better because of the
28:12
limitations that you have. You have to be dialed in 100%.
28:16
Your footwork has to be great and your hand placement has to
28:19
be great because you you have to be precise with everything.
28:23
All these guys are making a catch.
28:25
You can't hit them as soon as they as soon as they catch the
28:27
ball because of the defensive defensive this rule.
28:31
So which I still don't get how to hell somebody's on the field
28:35
and you get involved on the and you defenseless.
28:38
But I mean, hey, it is what it is.
28:40
The game has moved on past me and past that time, so you got
28:44
to adjust with what's going on right now.
28:46
Ken, Speaking of the game, I mean, a lot of people were
28:49
shocked and and tell me if you can give me a hammer so I can
28:52
nail this in to why the committee knows or doesn't know
28:57
what they're doing. How does Bill Belichick not be
29:00
inducted into the Hall of Fame as a first ballot Hall of Famer?
29:03
The greatest I would argue, I can't stand Bill Belichick.
29:06
He he coached the Patriots. I'm a Jet fan.
29:08
I couldn't stand up. He chose 24 hours to leave The
29:12
Jets to go and sign with the Patriots.
29:15
And then we see this 2223 year, just absolute dominance of the
29:20
New England Patriots and is all because of this guy.
29:22
He's the one who drafted, yeah, Tom Brady.
29:24
He's the one who built these teams and built these rosters.
29:27
And this guy should be a first ballot Hall of Famer.
29:29
How does the committee decide? Well, he's not good enough for
29:32
us. Let's wait until next year does
29:34
does this. Make any sense to you?
29:35
It makes zero sense. You have guys who never put a
29:38
jersey on, who never, who never coach played.
29:41
Umm, you have guys who are making this decision that that
29:45
shouldn't be making a decision not for, not for this.
29:49
I look at the Hall of Fame and I, I might look at it
29:52
differently than some of the other guys too.
29:53
I, I feel like if you, if you are the elite of the elite in,
29:58
in your group for a certain span of time, then yes, you get the
30:02
nod and you get the nod quickly. Because right now when you make
30:05
a move like that and don't put Belichick in, then you're
30:07
basically telling me that Tom Brady's not a first Battle Hall
30:09
of Famer because of whatever the reasoning behind that squad.
30:15
And, and, and Belichick not getting it then then then he
30:19
can't get in. Then the owner can't.
30:21
So nobody should be getting in from, from, from this team,
30:24
especially not first ballot. Owner shouldn't get first ballot
30:27
coach, not first ballot player, not first ballot because of
30:31
whatever the reasoning behind it.
30:33
But there there's question marks on so many people in the league
30:37
on different legal and, and, and, and field type and, and off
30:41
the field. There could be.
30:43
You can sit there and look at a lot of people and say, you know
30:44
what, they shouldn't be in. But if we're talking about what
30:47
they did for the game, how they impacted the game, how they were
30:51
the elite of the elite at a certain span of time in the
30:54
game, then you have to say that Belichick was that craft.
30:58
Is that Tom Brady? Is that so Gronk is not first
31:01
batter you'll be like this. Then you have to basically
31:03
tilter it all the way down to all of them.
31:06
Now everybody gets affected from that because you saying that
31:09
this guy isn't, but this guy was in the same regime as, as, as
31:13
the one you say is the greatest of all time.
31:16
So you got to be careful with that and and these personal
31:20
vendettas of, of why you don't want to bring him in.
31:23
I had the same situation. Not for me, but when, when I
31:28
look at Terrell Owens and Terrell Owens and you know, him
31:32
not getting first ballot, but you have a guy, you have a guy
31:35
like Calvin Johnson that gets first ballot.
31:37
I mean, are we not looking at, you know, just the body of work,
31:40
the, the, the and then just what he it just it just it just
31:44
didn't make any sense or whatever.
31:45
And this is what you'll get when you have people who when you
31:49
don't even have a say as a player or or as an organization
31:53
that so they should have it to where maybe you have the media
31:55
to do it, but you've got the the current Hall of Fame guys should
31:59
be able to have a say as well. You played against a lot of
32:01
great wide receivers and I'm sure a lot of them spoke and and
32:06
spoke like really like to talk on the football field.
32:09
Tell me the guy that spoke the most as far as wide receivers
32:12
that. Pissed you off?
32:13
One and #2 Who's the best wide receiver one-on-one you ever
32:17
played against? Well, I think the one, the one
32:20
person that most would say that I had the most problems with
32:25
when it comes to just on the field after the play, it would
32:30
be, it'd be Isaac Bruce. We had our beefs, we had our
32:36
prob, we had our during the play, after the play, all
32:39
ongoing, year after year to the point where every week, and of
32:44
course in Seattle, we play them twice a year, but every week
32:48
they're they're they're, they're on our schedule.
32:52
Our equipment guys would put his pictures up in my locker, all
32:55
this different stuff. So I show up to work with all
32:57
this stuff because they knew what was about to happen in the
32:59
game. And so I would say that's one
33:03
that became a problem and then the toughest to face.
33:09
One-on-one, who was the. Guy, I would say early in my
33:12
career, oh man, that's tough to say.
33:16
That's a tough one. I could go young Larry
33:20
Fitzgerald, I could go middle of his career, Steve Smith, Santana
33:29
Moss, little guy, of course, the the Holt and the Tory, the Tory
33:34
Holt and and Isaac Bruce combination with the Rams.
33:38
And then you add Marshall Faulk into that situation.
33:43
You're about to give me PTSD, but I'm about to get PSTD,
33:47
whatever the crazy is, whatever, because I'm starting to think
33:49
about all these different PTSD, think about all these different
33:53
guys that I had to face. I'm surprised nobody's asked you
33:55
that question. That's crazy.
33:57
I think about it that that is AI mean.
34:00
We we've had quite AI mean. Sheesh.
34:04
I have run insurance with AI mean and then just the
34:07
combinations, you know, the the Reggie Wayne, Marvin Marvin and
34:13
Marvin Harrison in in in Indianapolis.
34:17
Of course, the Rams situation is already documented.
34:19
But then you think of, then you think of big boys, Gonzalez,
34:24
Tony Gonzalez, you know, at Kansas City and in Atlanta, My
34:29
man at good Lord, I just lost his name that played for the
34:33
Chargers, Antonio Gates, tight end.
34:36
Antonio Gates. Yeah, Antonio Gates, it's
34:39
another guy, the younger, you know, you think of like Jeremy
34:44
shocking those guys. Whatever.
34:45
You had a favor. But we had, I mean, I had
34:46
combination of players where it's like, you know, all right,
34:49
this is gonna be a problem. Tori Holt, not in the Hall of
34:52
Fame, Reggie Wayne, not in the Hall of Fame, All these guys
34:56
that you mentioned, not in the Hall of Fame.
34:58
How does this make sense? I mean, it just Larry, Larry
35:02
just got in on his first on his first ballot.
35:05
Well, just got in, no question, no question.
35:11
But it's going to be it's going to be hard.
35:17
And, and because now they're they're doing this where they,
35:20
they've cut the numbers of how many are going to go in.
35:23
So I don't know what makes them decide that that's the number of
35:28
people per year, but it's a lot, it's a lot of deserving and it's
35:31
a. How about I go to the Hall of
35:32
Fame? I mean, who, who, who cares?
35:35
I I mean, they don't know who I am.
35:36
I'll just go as a, you know, a broadcaster that nobody knows or
35:41
hasn't heard of yet. Hey, I should go into the Hall
35:44
of Fame, right? Now you're on your way, but
35:47
you're on your way. I want to tell you something so
35:49
you know, Ken, we were ranked 56th in the country, in all of
35:54
the country when it comes to shows on Apple and Spotify
35:57
today. Just so you know, hey, I'll give
35:59
you a pound. I'll give.
36:01
You a pound? Yeah, Yeah, it's pretty.
36:04
Fun. It's pretty.
36:05
Crazy, So you are on your way. We're on our way.
36:07
Yes, we're on our way. There we go, there we.
36:09
Go I don't want to sing anything song.
36:12
We're all for the rainbow. I don't want to scare anybody
36:16
with that, but you know if I'm over the rainbow yet, Yes, there
36:20
is a light at the end of the tunnel, but we are right.
36:23
There, yeah, there is a light. Yeah, there is a light.
36:24
And Speaking of the light, I need a hammer and we've got you.
36:28
So if you need anybody to knock somebody out because I'm, you
36:32
know, I could do it myself, but I, I need a bodyguard.
36:35
I'll go to Kenny the Hammer. Hammer.
36:37
Or either hammer or knock Rick D Pietro on the head.
36:39
I mean, I think I think that's true.
36:42
That's true too. But as, as far as my I'm
36:45
concerned, when when Woollen was doing the stupid stuff on on the
36:48
field when it when it came to the Rams, I'm sure you wanted to
36:51
give him the hammer because he almost cost the Seattle Seahawks
36:54
an opportunity to play in the Super Bowl.
36:56
So let me tell. You something?
36:57
Yeah. Woollen needs to keep himself,
36:59
you know, and he's going to make himself a lot of money this
37:01
offseason, if it's not from Seattle, from somebody else.
37:04
But Seattle's going. To no for sure.
37:06
Yeah, he's going to make himself a lot of.
37:07
Money they they got to pay Witherspoon, so it's going to be
37:11
tough to pay both of them. But Witherspoon, he's going to
37:14
get probably the bigger, bigger deal.
37:16
I mean, that's first three years in the league, 3 Pro Bowls
37:19
back-to-back to back. Yeah, you're going to you're
37:22
going to get a you're going to get some attention with that
37:24
one. So we're going to see how they
37:25
can work it all the way out with all the guys they have to sign.
37:28
Isaac Bruce did get it in 2020, but.
37:30
Isaac got in Tori Tori. Tori Holt didn't get it.
37:33
Honestly, if you were to ask me who was better, Isaac Bruce or
37:36
Tori Holt, I'm telling you, Tori Holt.
37:38
No offense to Isaac Bruce, Tori Holt was the better wide
37:41
receiver and with those championship teams, he was
37:44
impossible to defend. So he was that guy that you just
37:48
told Tori go out there and get the ball and he would go out
37:51
there and get. The ball, it was a problem, yes.
37:53
So. It was a problem.
37:54
I couldn't stand watching the Rams in those times and they got
37:57
robbed. Obviously, Spygate, this team
37:59
should have won multiple championships with Kurt Warner
38:03
and the type of talent that they had over there, so it was
38:07
horrible. It was horrible to.
38:08
See. Yeah, I mean, come on, man.
38:11
I I think that Rams team could have competed against anybody of
38:14
this time and even pastime type of teams and and that offensive
38:19
line, I mean, ridiculous. That's good.
38:21
Orlando Pace, remember him? I mean that guy.
38:24
Was yes, he was a wall. He was a wall.
38:27
Incredible. So, but Kenny, we enjoyed your
38:31
interview. Let's get you on again.
38:33
Let's let's interact with you. And I love your takes with the
38:38
Bill Belichick and, and obviously pastime.
38:40
I'm Jerry Jones. I, I stick up for Jerry Jones on
38:42
the show all the time because I don't think people understand as
38:46
much as you want to hate the Cowboys, you of course you're
38:48
going to point the organization at Jerry Jones.
38:51
But this is a guy that saved football.
38:53
He changed football with endorsements and, and money.
38:56
All the football endorsements that the NFL and sponsorships
38:59
the NFL is getting. It's all because of Jerry.
39:02
It's all because of Jerry. Nobody else, just like baseball
39:05
was saved by George, George Steinbrenner.
39:07
George Steinbrenner should be in the Hall of Fame, but he's not.
39:10
But, but silic is after him throwing people under the bus or
39:14
not sticking up for the steroid era.
39:16
So I, I don't understand it. I don't get it.
39:19
But guess what? That's why I talk.
39:21
That's why I speak about sports, and that's why I'm a
39:23
broadcaster. And that's why I handle it in
39:26
many different ways. And I give them a nice hammer.
39:29
And if I had a hammer, a big enough hammer.
39:31
There we go. I'd.
39:33
Be beating them all up. Beating them all up because they
39:36
deserve a nice little nail in their coffin.
39:39
What I mean it was. Funny.
39:40
It was funny last year we actually had a guy who also
39:42
played for the Seahawks and Cowboys after Your time and
39:44
Robert Turbid and this was before Errol saw the
39:47
documentary. He but he was trying to defend
39:49
Jerry Jones and Errol actually attack you at that time.
39:51
Couple bucks later, he saw the documentary.
39:53
I didn't realize how important Jerry Jones was to the NFLII.
39:58
Really didn't know. I mean.
39:59
I was young, so I was a football fan and I I was a Jet fan and
40:04
and I watched football. I also rooted for the Eagles
40:06
because I was a Donovan McNabb fan.
40:07
So I didn't really see what Jerry.
40:10
Did behind the scenes and then when I got a chance to watch the
40:12
documentary and see how he and yes, he ran Johnson out and
40:17
maybe if Johnson was still there, they win more
40:19
championships that quite possibly could have happened.
40:22
But nevertheless, he is the one that redefined what the league
40:27
has become these days. Take it, take whatever shot you
40:31
want of him. He is the reason why football is
40:34
where it is today. So Kenny, we really appreciate
40:37
the time as always and we're looking forward to getting you
40:40
on once again. Kenny the Hammer, Hamlin, ladies
40:44
and ladies and gentlemen, give him a golf clap.
40:47
Ladies and gentlemen, he was fantastic as always.
40:50
We always get great guests. Speaking of fantasticness, we
40:54
got Speedy 6 Pack of the Week. Let's have a sixer.
40:59
Hey, who wants to play? Drink the beer.
41:01
It's time for the Speedy 6 Pack of the Week.
41:07
That was great. Kenny Hamlin is great.
41:09
He really is. Yes, indeed, and.
41:12
Thank you Nif, he was fantastic. Fish, you got a chance to bring
41:17
up your your graphic for one more time.
41:18
I know how much you. Busy all day today.
41:21
You did like this graphic, so yeah, if we talk about the men's
41:24
hockey, obviously the biggest gold medal.
41:26
Earlier, I am a legend. US, like Errol saying in the
41:28
Golf Club today, had a lot of other ones.
41:30
One that we saw on Thursday. We'll start with in Alicia Lou
41:33
with first woman's individual gold medal since Sarah Hughes
41:35
back in 2002, someone that would just retired in 2022 after their
41:40
the Beijing. Story by the.
41:42
Way an amazing storyline fending off a couple really tough high
41:46
scores in that individual program for the women's, but
41:49
Alicia Liu really making Olympic history and seems to be one of
41:51
the most likable Olympians on on that team as well.
41:54
Special Think about it. She had to be perfect in a short
41:58
program and her long program to win because there were so many
42:02
good you young skaters and and she was up there and she wasn't
42:06
even out of all three American skaters, she wasn't really the
42:10
best one. I think Morgan was.
42:12
I think she was supposed to win the gold if it was any American,
42:16
but Lou really stood out. She she just really put on a
42:20
show and she was perfect. Every one of her jumps, it was
42:23
fantastic. And her artistry on On the Ice
42:27
was sensational. She was sensational to watch.
42:29
Yeah, the Blade Angels was. That was a trio that was trying
42:31
to get all the hype, but the other two did not medal.
42:34
Amber Glenn was fifth and I think the other one, the other
42:36
Young 1 was. It was Amber Glenn.
42:38
That's who they thought Glenn was supposed to be.
42:41
The gold. Medal and that was the hype with
42:43
the blade Angels. But Alicia Luke coming through
42:45
congratulations to her. It wasn't amazing story too,
42:47
like she didn't even want to. It's funny, she didn't even want
42:50
to skate at certain points when she was at UCLA as well.
42:53
She was. She just got back, got back into
42:56
it even before that 2022 year as well.
42:58
It was just fun to watch. I love when it comes to the
43:01
Olympics, you love figure skating.
43:02
Brittany was telling me the other day.
43:04
She's like when she was a kid, that's all she used to watch
43:06
with her grandmother. When the Olympics, Winter
43:08
Olympics came around and even the Summer Olympics, she watched
43:11
gymnastics. And then when the Winter
43:13
Olympics, she watched skating, figure skating, because that's
43:16
like the gymnastics of the Winter Olympics.
43:19
And it was just fun to watch. Unfortunately, the men's gold
43:23
medal, you know, gold medal, gold medal.
43:25
What's his name again? Malin.
43:27
Malin falls and he finishes an eighth.
43:29
He was expecting to absolutely win the gold medal by at least
43:33
40 points and he fell. He he fell on 2 quad jumps in
43:38
the long program, which cost him a chance to win a gold medal.
43:41
He'll be back in four years. We'll see if Luke comes back.
43:44
She retired to come back. She won the World Championships
43:47
and then wins the Olympics. 20 years old.
43:50
She's still, she's actually younger than Malinin and she's
43:54
she's a year younger than him. Does she come back to try to
43:56
defend the gold medal? We'll see.
43:58
But it's a great story. And, and, and I, I believe the
44:02
ice dancers, they got absolutely, absolutely ripped
44:05
off. Oh my God.
44:06
Their final Olympics as a tandem married couple and and to fall
44:11
short and only when the silver when they were by far the best
44:14
skating team as far as the ice dancers are concerned.
44:17
It was horrible to watch. And it just shows you that even
44:20
being perfect, it doesn't seal the deal.
44:23
And, and that's why the Olympic Committee needs to look at these
44:26
these men and women that are voting and make sure that
44:29
they're not going to be taking sides if they're.
44:33
Respectable countries, yeah, I saw another graph on that too,
44:36
which was funny. Obviously they showed this big
44:38
skew and then the French judge that was part of the
44:41
investigation, there was just one other judge, I think it was
44:43
the 4th judge that didn't vote anybody good too.
44:45
So even if he just did a little something, they should have
44:47
watched. It was horrible to watch, it
44:49
really was. But again, this is the Olympics
44:52
and you want to compete and that's what you want to see.
44:54
And unfortunately, you didn't get a chance to see the two of
44:58
the best skaters we've ever seen as far as ice dancers are
45:02
concerned. And go check the documentary of
45:04
ice dancing on Netflix. It's a sensational documentary.
45:07
So check that out. It's just said that the two best
45:11
in the world fall short and and their Olympic careers and
45:15
they'll make themselves a lot of money through sponsorships and
45:18
dancing for Disney and, you know, skating around the country
45:21
and the world as professionals. But sad to go, sad to go.
45:25
All right, Speaking of wealthy, let's move on to the the
45:27
actually the highest earning Olympian who's not an American
45:30
but was born in America and affected to China.
45:33
That's Eileen Goo. She wins in the woman's halfpipe
45:36
for China. Alex Ferreira though on the
45:38
men's side, gets his first ever gold medal for the United States
45:40
and X game winner. He's had a couple Olympic medals
45:43
but never got the gold, finally getting it just edging out
45:46
Canada, which actually the the Canadian candidate his name is.
45:48
Macklin looked pretty good in that one too, but Ferreira does
45:52
win it with a 93.36. Surprise.
45:55
I mean, nobody thought that Ferreira was going to win.
45:58
It was the Canadian kid, the Macklin kid who has been favored
46:02
to win the half pipe and he it was Ferreira just pulled off an
46:07
unbelievable jump, which one of the gold medal.
46:10
So congratulations to Ferreira and all the gold medals, all the
46:14
civil and silver and and bronze medalist that have competed for
46:18
Team USA and all of the competitors from each and every
46:21
country. It was fun to watch, it really
46:23
was. Yeah, I'll comment on Ferreira
46:24
too, because again, a lot of his hype came from the X Games, a
46:26
lot like Shaun White in the beginning of his career, and I
46:29
think now you're seeing it more him later in his career get that
46:32
kind of recognition as well. And on the other side too, with
46:34
Eileen Goose, she actually was bad her first two runs, but the
46:36
way that run works, you get a third chance to just take the
46:39
best score and rally back as well to win that one.
46:42
Chloe Kim didn't compete in that one, but she got silver in one
46:44
of the other ones too. So give her give her a shout out
46:47
as well. All right, let's go to Michaela
46:49
Schifrin. We talked about it last week.
46:50
She didn't medal her 1st 2:00, but she dominated her last run
46:53
in individual slalom, winning by almost 1/2 of a second.
46:57
And now it's four medals, the most ever for an Olympic women's
47:01
gear and only two behind Bodie Miller for the most all time.
47:03
But she's the most gold. Is this her last Olympics too?
47:06
I don't. I don't think it has to be
47:07
because she's 30. I think she could still do one
47:09
more. A lot of times with the
47:10
endurance sports, you can still do that.
47:12
Well, there are people that said that, that she might be thinking
47:15
of retirement now, Lynn, Yvonne, she, she obviously wanted to, to
47:19
jump on this again and, and at 41 years old and, and compete
47:23
and hopefully she doesn't lose her leg.
47:25
And she's been, as I've heard, she's got to go through like
47:28
four or five surgeries and hopefully she she's OK, but
47:32
horrible to see somebody go down like that.
47:34
But yeah, like you said, Speedia, it's it's great to see
47:38
and, and and what, she's 22 gold medals or two medals away from
47:42
time. Bodie Miller. 2 total medals.
47:44
One of the one of the greatest skiers of all time.
47:47
And she said I think already better longevity too.
47:49
She's the only one with 100 total wins, most World
47:52
Championships already since she debuted, I believe, in 2012 in
47:56
the World Championships of skiing.
47:57
So I think she definitely has one more Olympics in her.
48:00
All right, this one will definitely be the last Olympics,
48:02
but one that finally she gets a gold in.
48:03
It's the bobsledder, a lot of Myers Taylor, 41 years old, the
48:07
oldest ever Olympian, Winter Olympian for the United States.
48:11
There was her fifth Olympics. She debuted in Vancouver back in
48:13
2010. She finally gets her gold medal
48:16
at 41. By the way, it was such a shock
48:19
to her that after she won, she, she got up and she, she shocked.
48:25
It's, it's fun to watch when you see their faces when their time
48:28
pops up on the board and they know they're winning the gold.
48:31
It was, it was sensational. And again, this is the most
48:34
goals that Team USA has ever won in the Winter Olympics.
48:38
Yeah, I think it was the highest percentage ever that was from
48:41
the women's sports as well. I believe eight of the 12 that
48:43
they had were from women's sports.
48:44
And again, this is somebody that's I think has two kids
48:46
already now at 41 years old. I mean, like I said, there's
48:49
only certain sports you could do at that age.
48:51
But she toughed it out. I didn't know if she had.
48:53
It looks like she was kind of reeling down the stretch
48:55
against, I believe there's a Switzerland one to beat it out,
48:59
but congratulations to her. All right, two more left.
49:01
We got speed skating on both sides.
49:03
Jordan Stoll's for the men's got 2 golds and a silver.
49:06
Kind of stumbled in his last race but they said he was a very
49:10
worn out. Comparing the quads to Saquon
49:12
Barkley with Jordan Stoll. Jordan Stoll is the fastest
49:17
skater in the world, fastest Gator in the world, and to watch
49:20
him dominate it this year and remember 4 years ago he was, he
49:24
was a dominant force for Team USA as well, but didn't do as
49:28
well last year, 4 years ago as he's done this year.
49:31
So it was fun to watch. Finally, he's getting his
49:34
recognition. Yeah, he got his, one of his
49:36
goals was a huge distance event and he actually won it by a
49:38
pretty good margin as well. Again, just kind of maybe didn't
49:41
stretch enough down the stretch of that last one, but can't,
49:44
can't discredit what he did for the rest of those races too and
49:46
did very well with the team relay rallying them there.
49:49
So that's on the men's side. And then on the women's side,
49:50
kind of like I was saying with Ferreira before, Brittany Ball,
49:54
a figure, a speed skater that was fourth place each of the
49:57
last three times that she competed in the Olympics,
49:59
finally gets a silver medal. Fun to watch.
50:02
Like I said, it's always good to see somebody keep fighting,
50:06
fighting, fighting and go into Olympic, you know, every four
50:09
years try to compete and get that that big medal and get a
50:12
chance to win a medal. And now she finally gets it at
50:15
silver. I got a chance to watch her, you
50:17
know, in the preliminaries. I didn't watch her win the
50:19
silver medal, but fun to watch. Great.
50:22
She's a great skater. And hopefully she'll be back in
50:24
another four years. Yeah.
50:25
She's 1. I don't think it's gotten as
50:27
much hype because of Aaron Jackson and Aaron Jackson I she
50:30
got a tough draw because she had she had to face the the Dutch
50:32
one that got the world Olympic record, which that was a tough
50:35
draw for her. But I think Bo just really
50:38
rising up to that had that good sense of adversity.
50:40
I think she dodged a lot of those tough crashes.
50:41
That speed skating course was tough towards the end too and
50:45
toughed it out. And I'll ride it out with this
50:47
one with the with the women's hockey, because Brittany Bowe's
50:49
fiance is actually Hillary Knights.
50:51
They are a couple and she was the miracle maker for the US
50:54
women's hockey under 10 seconds to goals tie it against ties it
50:57
against Canada. And then it's a defenseman and
50:59
Megan Keller who wins on a very impressive breakaway goal at the
51:03
dangle in front of the night. You don't usually see from a.
51:05
Defenseman and by the way, by the way, the United United
51:08
States has never beaten Team Canada women's never beat Tim
51:11
Canada in the Olympics. Never.
51:13
I don't think they ever did. So this is the first time.
51:16
And and to do it the way they did it, remember they scored
51:18
with 10 seconds left and then went to overtime and beat Canada
51:21
and it was 1 nothing throughout the game all the way 10 seconds
51:25
into the 10 seconds left into the third period.
51:28
It was fantastic. And congratulations to Team USA
51:32
Women's Hockey for winning the gold medal and knocking off
51:34
their nemesis Team Canada, which they've had problems with year
51:38
in, year out in the championships and all that other
51:41
stuff. So it was fun to watch.
51:42
They always say in a rivalry like all these stats get thrown
51:45
out the window and we talked about it like the US were
51:47
dominating the 31 to one. They were being outscored.
51:49
They'd a shot off streak going for a while with the with the
51:51
goal goaltender. And then all of a sudden Canada
51:54
gets the better of them in the first period.
51:56
They kind of flat even the second period.
51:58
But Hilary Knight, congratulations to her being the
52:01
the closing ceremony flag bearer as well.
52:02
A very well deserved honor for the she's 33 years old clutch.
52:05
She's done. I think she's done with the
52:08
Olympics. There's so many great young
52:11
women hockey players coming up in the future and we're seeing
52:15
them the the speed of Team USA and again Team Canada to their
52:20
their captain could this could be their her last year as well.
52:22
So who I think is 3233? Yeah, she, I guess she got hurt
52:26
at the beginning of the term and played in this one.
52:27
I believe she's also 33. So yeah, and have an error for
52:30
both of those two in women's hockey in what was a very
52:33
impressive showcase, like you said, for the women's.
52:35
And congratulations. To women, Canada Hockey as well,
52:38
Yes, they are sensational. They're always impossible to
52:42
play against for Team USA Hockey and they just got the better of
52:45
them this year and got lucky. But that's it's all about the
52:49
luck of the luck of the bounce and congratulations to all our
52:53
gold, silver and bronze winners throughout the Olympic Games.
52:57
All. Right.
52:58
All right, ladies and gentlemen, no King of the Hill tonight.
53:01
We call this Tic Tac. No Tic Tac.
53:06
Morris. Right in the butt.
53:09
We get the prizes cheap because they're stolen.
53:12
No, no. No, no, no, no, no.
53:23
Let's go, let's go, let's flow. Lick it and stick it Patty cake.
53:28
Patty cake Patty cake pickers man.
53:30
Speedy dances like a trash can. I don't know how trash cans
53:35
dance well. If you spin it around a little
53:37
bit, it'll bounce. It'll do all the different
53:39
things. Look, I'm in the background
53:40
right there, yeah. Speedy, I hope you have
53:44
something better than last time because if you didn't, watch
53:47
last episode. You wanted to jerk me off.
53:50
I had a perfect game in Tic Tac now answered all three straight
53:55
questions for the. Dub.
53:58
Speedy, what do you got for us this time?
54:01
All right, so we're, you got 2 out of 3 Olympic hockey
54:04
questions out of the way. So I was figuring the football
54:06
would be too easy, but I guess we're not.
54:07
We're going to start there. To start, I actually had one
54:09
question prepared for our guest last week.
54:11
I'm on green, so I'm going to let's go to that one first.
54:14
Who was the only guy in 2003, the season Arrow mentioned that
54:17
was his best season that finished ahead of him that
54:19
season in rushing yards? Better, I'm sorry, one more
54:24
time. So in 2003, I'm on green or a
54:27
friend of the Show last week was second in the NFL in rushing
54:30
yards. Who was the only guy that
54:32
finished ahead of them? Come on Edger and James.
54:40
Nope. Another guy that almost came on
54:43
our. Show I got one.
54:44
What do you got, Sean Alexander? Nope.
54:47
I was thinking to him too. All right, so now Dom and Zoot,
54:54
you guys get a guess each. Unmute yourselves.
55:01
I'm. Trying to think what could.
55:07
It be running back, I'll say Ladane Tomlinson.
55:10
Nope. It's a good guess that.
55:12
Was going to be my guess, Jerome.
55:14
Bettis. Nope.
55:16
All right, Tommy, up to you. 2003.
55:21
Yes. Senior year of I have a.
55:25
Football, I think I maybe I can guess here, I think, I think.
55:29
Curtis Martin? Nope.
55:31
You know what? Hold on.
55:32
Let me see. I know.
55:33
I'm. No, Curtis Martin, not Curtis.
55:34
Martin. Sweetie, the folk. 1.
55:36
No, it was Jamal. Lewis, is that the 2002 thousand
55:41
yards? Was Baltimore right?
55:43
No, that was his 2000 yard season.
55:45
Yep. Was it Baltimore?
55:46
Right with the Ravens. Ever, that was.
55:49
His 2000 Yeah. All right, Speedy, I'm assuming
55:52
you want the middle? Of course.
55:56
All right, Fish, all right. We talked about University of
55:58
Arizona earlier. So the last time they won a
56:01
national championship, they had two point guards that both had
56:03
long NBA careers, one playing 14 years and then the other playing
56:07
nineteen. Name these two.
56:08
Players I know this. Jason Terry and Mike Bibby.
56:11
Good. Job.
56:13
Fish. They're on a roll.
56:14
Hey, look at that. You still are on a roll from
56:17
last week. Four or five pretty good.
56:20
All right, I'm just going to leave it up.
56:22
I didn't even take the graphic down speedy.
56:24
I got that one so fast. We're going to go this way.
56:29
Love that team. That was a great team, all
56:32
right. Speedy.
56:35
All right, let's go to the NBA now.
56:36
We'll go to some All Star Game trivia that I had saved from
56:39
last week. 1997 was the last year in NBA All Star Game MVP
56:43
was not won by a future Hall of Fame by a guy that's currently
56:47
not in the Hall of Fame name. Name this Eastern Conference
56:51
forward. 97 you said. In 1997, he's not a he's not a
57:00
current or I guess maybe not a future Hall of Famer because
57:03
he's not in right now. Well, if he's not from 97, I
57:06
guess he ain't getting in now. OK, I think I know this one.
57:15
Is it Sean Kemp? Nope.
57:20
Is it Grant Hill? Nope.
57:25
You know, I had a friend I used to play pick up basketball with
57:27
Errol that every time he hit a shot, he said Grant Hill, drink
57:30
Sprite in your face every single time.
57:34
Andre Kerlenko. Commercial.
57:35
Nope. Kerlenko.
57:38
I don't even know. I don't.
57:41
Obscure forwards from the late 90s.
57:43
Boys, non hall of farmers that we're good enough to be an All
57:49
Star game. Tim Hardaway.
57:51
I got nothing. And not Tim Hardaway, that's a
57:54
guard you. Could have another guess.
57:59
I don't know, Pippin. He's in a hall of.
58:03
Fame. Yeah, I don't know.
58:04
Not, I don't know, not Hall of Famer.
58:06
Zoot Last. Chance.
58:06
I can't think of a normal computer.
58:09
Go ahead, Speedy, I got another guess.
58:11
Oh, I'm sorry, you already guessed so, Tommy.
58:13
Yeah. No, I got nothing.
58:15
I got nothing. I don't even know.
58:16
All right, Speedy, who is it? It was.
58:18
Glen Rice. He's not going to, man.
58:21
I was not. Going to get.
58:23
That no, he's not going to be in the hall.
58:24
He also played for The Great. 3 point shooter.
58:26
He also played for the Knicks. Yeah, he he wasn't any good by
58:29
the time he got to the Knicks. Speedy, where are we going?
58:32
Let's go top, top, right. Top right for Speedy.
58:38
All right, we got to stop him here, guys.
58:41
All right, let's go to our guest for tonight, Ken Hamlin, who had
58:44
his first two interception game was against the Bills back in
58:47
2005. Which quarterback did he pick
58:49
off? 2005, you say?
58:52
When I was in College in Buffalo.
58:54
Yep. 00 JP lossman. Nope, that's the other one.
59:11
I have no. Idea it was whoever was before
59:13
JP Lawsman. Can I get fish?
59:17
My guess. Do you know who it is then?
59:19
Fish. I don't know.
59:19
I have no clue. No, I don't.
59:21
I don't. I can't think of it, I mean.
59:23
2005 in the Bills. I'm drawing a blank.
59:30
I have a guess but. Use Tommy's.
59:36
Go ahead, have a. Guess yeah, you can use my guess
59:38
whenever. I got like nothing I I'm.
59:42
Yeah, I got a quarterback. Use mine too you.
59:46
Guys, just not. We got to stop them all right?
59:51
I had a name and now I forgot the name because I'm so
59:53
flustered and speedy read the question to me one more time.
59:55
So Ken Hamlin got his first multiple interception game in
59:59
2005 when they played against the Buffalo Bills.
1:00:03
Who is the quarterback they picked off?
1:00:06
2005 so that would have been my sophomore year of college.
1:00:12
Who did they have at quarterback before EJ Manual?
1:00:18
No, that was wait, later. That was like what I was after.
1:00:22
That was after all, right? I was at high school.
1:00:24
That's the high school then. So then the other way, the other
1:00:29
way in years. I'm really everybody.
1:00:38
Everyone was just giving like random was.
1:00:40
Wait, Fitzpatrick. No, it's actually not as random
1:00:44
as you think. It's a pretty not maybe not a
1:00:47
whole fame quarterback, but it's a well known quarterback.
1:00:49
A well known Bills quarterback from back then.
1:00:56
That's bad, Errol. You got nothing.
1:00:58
I I can guess what? Do you got?
1:01:00
Kelly Holcomb. Nope, that is not a well known
1:01:04
Phil's quarterback. But you're right, he definitely
1:01:07
was there. Shit.
1:01:12
All right, you want a hint? I guess I I get one more guess
1:01:15
I'll take a hint. OK.
1:01:17
He actually has a connection with his quarterback later in
1:01:20
his career. His quarterback?
1:01:23
What do you mean his? Quarterback this quarterback.
1:01:25
He's saying Ken Hamlin had a connection with his quarterback
1:01:28
later in his career, right? Yep.
1:01:34
I don't. Know who backed up the Cowboys?
1:01:42
Oh no. Is it going to be when like he
1:01:44
was on those like Speedy? That's a mean hint.
1:01:47
If it was like his last year in the league when he was on two
1:01:50
different teams, I'm going to guess Cowboys back quarterback.
1:01:55
Was it like Kyle Warden? No, it was a much more, much
1:02:00
bigger name than that. It was a guy who started before
1:02:02
that with the Cowboys, and then Tony Romo took over for him.
1:02:05
It was Drew Bledsoe. Bledsoe, that was the other guy,
1:02:08
I was going to say. In his life, I believe it was
1:02:11
only his only year with the pills.
1:02:13
I was not perfect this time, Speedy.
1:02:17
I was. I was like, I don't know if he
1:02:18
was still around by then. I should have just went with it.
1:02:22
All right, Speedy, you got us Tic Tac.
1:02:24
No, you get your revenge. Congratulations.
1:02:29
Drove bones back in my ass. I get more girls than scoops.
1:02:37
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1:02:41
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1:03:41
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1:03:43
I should I'm. Going to reach out to Neil Smith
1:03:45
as well, try to get him on. Yeah, I definitely like to hear
1:03:47
Neil Smith's take on Team USA hockey.
1:03:49
And Neil Smith is a Canadian, so I'm sure he didn't like the fact
1:03:54
that you're not. USA won the Olympic gold medal.
1:03:57
But by the way, what Team USA did with Goudreau and Johnny
1:04:02
Goudreau and his family for him and his brother was sensational.
1:04:06
It shows the heart and soul of this a United States hockey team
1:04:10
and how how much and how important the Goudreau family
1:04:13
meant to every single player from, you know, from top to
1:04:16
bottom, the youth and and and the future of Team USA Hockey
1:04:20
stands for something. When you see Johnny Goudreau's
1:04:24
United States 15 jersey being held up while they're skating
1:04:28
around the ice and celebrating. So it was sensational.
1:04:32
It really was. And seeing his kids get a chance
1:04:34
to be on there. It is speedy.
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I mean, not speedy Fish is posting up on a social media.
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All the kids are on the ice, but the players taking pictures with
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the team. So it was nice to see and shout
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out to Bill Guerin, John Van Beesbrook and Team USA Hockey
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for doing and, and really doing something special like that and
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inviting the Goudreau family to celebrate this unbelievable
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feat, which took 46 years to do. So a long, long time.
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And hopefully it doesn't take that long again because we do
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remember 1994 for the New York Rangers and it's been a long 1A
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long one for you Ranger fans. Neil Smith knows all about it.
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Yes, he. Does.
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Because he's the one that built that team and the Rangers pretty
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much threw the Wolves, threw them to the Wolves and he was
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the one that traded John Van Biesburg.
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And we had our conversation. So I love Neil now.
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He kind of made me feel good about why he traded John Van
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Biesburg and he gave me his his take on it.
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So thank you to Neil, Thank you to all the fans.
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We will be back on Thursday. Until then, this is Arrow and
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the the clan of job in the mouth saying good night and we'll talk
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to you then. Good night, everybody.
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