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5-7 H2: WR Terrence Samuel Joins, Reading Your Texts & Cross Talk · The Gregg Bell Show

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Speaker 1: To the Beacon plumbing Hothine we go where we are
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Speaker 1: pleased and thankful to be joined by Terrence Samuel, busy
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Speaker 1: receivers coach on the recruiting chill for the University of Kansas,
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Speaker 1: talking to us from Texas. He's the college position coach
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Speaker 1: for Seahawks six round pick Emmanuel Henderson. Junior coach, Samuel,
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Speaker 1: thanks for joining us while you're busy.
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Speaker 2: Appreciated. How are you, sir.
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Speaker 3: I'm doing well and it's pleasure to be on with
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Speaker 3: you and talking about Emmanuel.
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: The Seahawks told us that they GPS at Kansas measure
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Speaker 1: Emmanuel Henderson at twenty two point nine miles an hour,
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Speaker 1: like faster than you can drive through a school zone
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Speaker 1: in the morning. So we know that part of him.
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Speaker 1: We know him as a punt gunner, as a punt returner.
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Speaker 1: There's a job opening in Seattle for that. Well, we
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Speaker 1: don't know about him as as a wide receiver. And
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Speaker 1: you were his receivers coach. What can you tell us
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Speaker 1: about him as a ready for the NFL wide receiver.
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Speaker 3: Well, he's coming from Alabamia, and I think that's probably
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Speaker 3: where the whole thing got to start. He was trained there.
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Speaker 3: You know, he was in a room that had some
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Speaker 3: really really good wide receivers. And you know when you
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Speaker 3: start in this portal and you're looking for players, generally
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Speaker 3: you're looking for guys with a lot of a lot
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Speaker 3: of reps. Well, he didn't have a lot of reps.
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Speaker 3: But what you saw on film was just a guy
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Speaker 3: that went with great effort. You know, was technically sound.
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Speaker 3: You know, he just needed the opportunity. So it was
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Speaker 3: a bit of a roll of dice, a little bit
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Speaker 3: to go after. But once you saw what he did
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Speaker 3: on film and how people raved about him at Alabama, Uh,
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Speaker 3: this guy had the ability to make plays at a
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Speaker 3: high level, catchball, run pass dds and give us something
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Speaker 3: good to our office that he didn't have. So it
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Speaker 3: was a no brainer for us. But bottom line, I
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Speaker 3: mean he has he's been taught to run routes, create
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Speaker 3: great separation. That's top part of his route. He was
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Speaker 3: able to you know, at the line of screen. He's
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Speaker 3: just not going to touch him in a phone book.
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Speaker 3: I mean, he's just that bad. So I said, my
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Speaker 3: biggest job was just continue his growth the ten years
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Speaker 3: understanding make sure it's football like Q was on part
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Speaker 3: with what was going to be necessary at the next level,
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Speaker 3: and he did everything, I mean, and he got himself
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Speaker 3: drafted behind him.
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Speaker 4: He's had Manuel Henderson is six pounds.
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Speaker 5: Coach.
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Speaker 1: How did you use him in Kansas's offense? Was he
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Speaker 1: mainly an X maybe xcise or was he on the line?
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Speaker 1: Was he in the slots? You move him around a lot?
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Speaker 1: How'd you use him?
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Speaker 3: That's the key. You got to move guys around, and
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Speaker 3: you got to move a guy that has speed and ability,
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Speaker 3: and he's your main target. And you know he was
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Speaker 3: our main target. We needed to be able to put
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Speaker 3: him in different spots and get him against linebackers, and
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Speaker 3: get him against safetys and and take advantage of his speed.
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Speaker 3: So we used him in everything we could. I mean,
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Speaker 3: even if there was you know, uh well, of course,
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Speaker 3: you know, with special teams and things of that nature, but
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Speaker 3: everything we could use it for what we did.
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Speaker 1: How much did you have to I don't want to
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Speaker 1: say fight, but because he was such a great special
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Speaker 1: team stand out on punt, punt return, took off turn,
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Speaker 1: did you have to seed some of his offensive reps
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Speaker 1: and snaps because of all his special teams prowess?
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Speaker 3: No, No, that's the one thing about he man, I mean,
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Speaker 3: he'd rather be taken off of offense to get a
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Speaker 3: special team's rep, you know, because he knows the importance
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Speaker 3: and the impact of it. But us, no, he can
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Speaker 3: run all day. That was never a question. We had
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Speaker 3: to be smart and just make sure during practice during spring,
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Speaker 3: during the fall camp, and we didn't overuse him because
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Speaker 3: you know, you needed him much more important to us
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Speaker 3: in the back half of the season. So his his
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Speaker 3: ability his conditioning is really outstanding, and you know, and
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Speaker 3: then his ability to go make plays in the special teams.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I haven't had a guy I've coached for
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Speaker 3: a while, and I haven't had a guy that understood
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Speaker 3: that that third part of the game like he did
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Speaker 3: and different in that third but the.
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Speaker 6: Game coach, from a coaching perspective, what separates his speed
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Speaker 6: from other receivers you've coached over the years.
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Speaker 3: The fact that he's not he's he has speed, but
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Speaker 3: he's willing to be physical. Generally, when you have a
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Speaker 3: guy that's got some speed, uh in real quickness, then
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Speaker 3: they shy away from being the physical. And like I said,
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Speaker 3: I really took my hat to some of the guys
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Speaker 3: that coached him at Alabama because you know, when I
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Speaker 3: got him and he started to show him, you know,
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Speaker 3: other parts of that physical game, that was an easy deal.
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Speaker 3: I didn't have to start from base one teaching him
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Speaker 3: how to release. Hey, it was just adding the physical
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Speaker 3: component and he did that just as easily because he
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Speaker 3: wants to get better. So and that I'm gonna say
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Speaker 3: this that that's going to be probably the best thing
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Speaker 3: that you're going to have with him at Seattle is
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Speaker 3: every week he's going to get better. He's going to
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Speaker 3: find a way to get better. So he'll find a
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Speaker 3: way to maximize that speed. And the question about that
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Speaker 3: better guy, he's one of those guys that adding that
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Speaker 3: physicality to his component is his releases and things that
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Speaker 3: I make that trick is his game to a whole
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Speaker 3: another level.
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Speaker 6: We also know that he made an impact on special teams.
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Speaker 6: How important do you think that versatility will be for
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Speaker 6: him trying to earn his role with the Seahawks at
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Speaker 6: the next level.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's the most important thing. It's what we
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Speaker 3: talk to you. I mean at the college level. I
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Speaker 3: mean it is about having wide receivers become excellent in
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Speaker 3: special teams. Well, I mean I tell all my wide
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Speaker 3: receivers one and two. Wide receiver one, wide receiver two.
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Speaker 3: You may they may not have to get on special
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Speaker 3: teams for three, four, five, and six, which is you
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Speaker 3: better be on special teams, so you better learn to
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Speaker 3: enjoy it and maximize. You know, if you're wanted a
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Speaker 3: better athletes on the team, which most wide receivers are,
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Speaker 3: then you're going to be expected to be on special teams.
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Speaker 3: So you need to come to the understanding that I
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Speaker 3: need to maximize that third of the game.
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Speaker 1: This is advice of Terrence Samuel joining us from a
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Speaker 1: recruiting trip in Texas. He's the receivers coach for the
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Speaker 1: University of Kansas. On the Beacon Plumbing hotline here in
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Speaker 1: ninety three point three, KJRFM coach Samiel, you mentioned you've
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Speaker 1: done this for a day or three. You coached Cody
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Speaker 1: White at Michigan State, and I understand you also recruited
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Speaker 1: Ricky White the third to Michigan State before he then
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Speaker 1: you left for UNLV for a year and he event
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Speaker 1: going to UNLV after you had departed the Rebel staff.
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Speaker 4: What can you tell us about Cody White?
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Speaker 1: First of all, I know his background, but what he
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Speaker 1: was as a receiver in what you noticed and making
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Speaker 1: him an NFL receiver. Same with Ricky White, who was
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Speaker 1: a special team standout much like Henderson at UNLV, but
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Speaker 1: maybe not as known as for his receiving.
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Speaker 3: Well, I mean with Cody recruiting him in Detroit, I
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Speaker 3: mean going to watching some of these basketball games, there
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Speaker 3: was an aggressive components pay that he expressed very well,
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Speaker 3: and you know he was dominated. Will you see guys
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Speaker 3: that are just dominated on the basketball court. He was
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Speaker 3: that way. But he was also intelligent. So that made
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Speaker 3: it to where I could play him as a true freshman.
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Speaker 3: He was intelligent, he was aggressive, and he was going
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Speaker 3: to learn. As his athletics skills continued to grow, he
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Speaker 3: was good to continue to get better. So he's one
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Speaker 3: of the smartest guys that I've coached and just one
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Speaker 3: of the better people on him. And then you are
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Speaker 3: just two of the best people you're going to come around,
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Speaker 3: come around. And like I said, I mean, Cody had
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Speaker 3: his dad, you know, Shelby White, you know who's you know,
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Speaker 3: a player personnel with Pittsburgh Steelers, and so he's been
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Speaker 3: a part. He grew up with the game, so you
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Speaker 3: knew he was going to have success at the next
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Speaker 3: level and special teams wise, he was going back to
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Speaker 3: my best. So I was blessed to be able to
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Speaker 3: have Cody and have him played. I just wish he
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Speaker 3: wouldn't have got injured a couple of those guys.
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Speaker 1: And Ricky White, we know him here as a special
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Speaker 1: teamer so far, but as a wide receiver, oh.
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Speaker 3: Now, Ricky was. I watched him him and coming out
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Speaker 3: of Atlanta, I mean, you know, winn in the state
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Speaker 3: championships and things that nature. Being along for that ride,
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Speaker 3: I mean, you knew he was going to be special.
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Speaker 3: I mean he just once he put his mind to it,
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Speaker 3: you know, and he made plays and he made plays,
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Speaker 3: you know. I mean I got a chance of watching,
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Speaker 3: you know, his res shirt freshman year when he was
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Speaker 3: a Missis State. I've watching from from a distance, but
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Speaker 3: he was still making play. So I knew that guy
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Speaker 3: was going to be good and have the ability to
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Speaker 3: play at the next level, just because I mean, everything
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Speaker 3: just kind of came very easy to him, you know.
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Speaker 3: But he was still he was aggressive just as well,
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Speaker 3: but it came easy. I mean, just natural coordination and
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Speaker 3: I coordination attacking the ball just I mean he's kind
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Speaker 3: of that point guard type wide receiver, just smooth. So
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Speaker 3: and he had that in high school and he really
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Speaker 3: made a lot of people look bad in high school.
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Speaker 3: So I'm glad to see he's still doing that.
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Speaker 1: Coach Terrence Samuel, wide receivers coach from Kansas. The two
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Speaker 1: oh six on our text line is asking about Emmanuel
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Speaker 1: Henderson Junior's competitive nature. The Seahawks made it a priority
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Speaker 1: on their draft board to draft guys who would they
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Speaker 1: believed would not be in awe of coming into a
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Speaker 1: Super Bowl championship team and would compete in practices with
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Speaker 1: Super Bowl champions Where does Emanual Henderson Junior fit on
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Speaker 1: your competitiveness scale?
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Speaker 3: Okay, so simply, Kert, when you take a gun, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: you just ran down and third down or whatever, and
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Speaker 3: you go on fourth down and you're asked to go
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Speaker 3: down and run and make a tackle of a of
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Speaker 3: a plumb returner from college football and make the tackle.
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Speaker 3: That should show you just how tough you know your
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Speaker 3: hindustry is. He accepts that challenge. There's not going to
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Speaker 3: be He believes in his speed, he believes in his
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Speaker 3: skill set. So you know, and if you kick him off,
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Speaker 3: he don't come after you. So I don't see him
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Speaker 3: having any issue with being able to play at a
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Speaker 3: high level. Whether it's the bottom of the NFL or
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Speaker 3: the top of the NFL, He'll rise to the occasion
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Speaker 3: and he'll make it easy for you, you know, as
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Speaker 3: a coach.
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Speaker 1: So you've been doing this for a long time, sir.
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Speaker 1: How much pride do you take in Emmanuel Henderson and
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Speaker 1: Cody White Ricky White, players you've recruited, given them an
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Speaker 1: opportunity in college football to then become in the NFL.
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Speaker 1: And and what kind of moment is that for you
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Speaker 1: when guys like Emmanuel Henderson get drafted.
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Speaker 3: Everything.
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Speaker 7: I didn't get into this job for the money. I
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Speaker 7: got to get into this job to coach players and
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Speaker 7: get them from point A to point B with efficient technique,
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Speaker 7: you know, helping them.
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Speaker 3: I mean, the the the drugs, so to speak for me,
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Speaker 3: is seeing a kid take a concept and master it
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Speaker 3: and mode it and make it here. When you when
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Speaker 3: you see that, I mean, that's that's fun, you know.
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Speaker 3: And then they come back and they tell you how
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Speaker 3: coach that works, you know, and you just made a
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Speaker 3: DV look bad. I mean, that's that's a drug. That
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Speaker 3: you can't, you know, you can't get enough of And
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Speaker 3: so the other component of seeing them mature as individuals
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Speaker 3: and being able to start them on their Instagram, see
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Speaker 3: their family, you know, seeing me become the good husbands
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Speaker 3: and you know, good dads and stuff like that, those
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Speaker 3: are that's why I got into this game. So it's
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Speaker 3: it's so thrilling for me to be able to sit
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Speaker 3: back and see these guys, you know, all the guys
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Speaker 3: that I've been able to coach and give them to
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Speaker 3: the league. I like to say I helped a lot
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Speaker 3: of guys get some money, but anybody pay me, you know,
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Speaker 3: I like to I need a trip to a year
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Speaker 3: for something, you know. But I mean to say, those
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Speaker 3: those guys are all doing well and I can't do
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Speaker 3: nothing to be proud of them. And like I said,
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Speaker 3: I tell them all they say, the only thing I
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Speaker 3: want from the is the jersey I'm to put up
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Speaker 3: on the wall.
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Speaker 6: Last thing for me, coach, what kind of development did
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Speaker 6: you see from Emanuel throughout the season that the Seahawks
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Speaker 6: may not even recognize yet?
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Speaker 3: Well, you know, I mean, like I said, we put
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Speaker 3: a lot on it. I mean, and we expect that
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Speaker 3: guys to study, have a really good feel for the
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Speaker 3: game Flan before practice, you know. So what you don't
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Speaker 3: see is how prepared that guy was, how quickly he
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Speaker 3: came in to our office and understood it and maximized
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Speaker 3: it and became a leader. You know. That's a quick
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Speaker 3: turnaround to ask the guy to come from another system
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Speaker 3: to come in kick it all up, and then all
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Speaker 3: of a sudden he's the leader. That's impressionable, and so
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Speaker 3: what he's going to be able to do is there's
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Speaker 3: nothing about that playbook, the seattle that's going to throw
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Speaker 3: him off. He'll be able to pick that up and
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Speaker 3: then use this speed to the best of his ability.
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Speaker 3: But that's the biggest thing you deal with with the
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Speaker 3: guys like this. After you get out of the h
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Speaker 3: being in the NFL, you have speed, you have ability.
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Speaker 3: You google long and go out there and make a fluck.
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Speaker 3: You'll go and they to play pretty quickly.
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Speaker 2: Terrence, I wanted to ask you.
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Speaker 1: I've always wondered this the changing landscape of college football.
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Speaker 2: As a position coach.
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Speaker 1: How involved do you get in having to re recruit
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Speaker 1: guys that are already on your team to keep them
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Speaker 1: from leaving in the portal even during a season. And
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Speaker 1: then how much do you have a say in whom
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Speaker 1: you get your program gets in the portal or is
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Speaker 1: that a head coach decision that maybe you don't have anything,
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Speaker 1: they just hand you the players that are coming in.
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Speaker 1: Or how much are you involved in the process of
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Speaker 1: recruiting transfer portal players into your program.
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Speaker 3: They have to be one hundred percent into it. I
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Speaker 3: mean it's a group effort, don't get me wrong, but
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Speaker 3: we're not the NFL model yet we have to be
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Speaker 3: able to, you know, look at the players that are
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Speaker 3: in the portal as that have interers and then see
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Speaker 3: if it shiits. I mean, are they selfish? Are they
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Speaker 3: willing to come in there and learn? Are they expected
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Speaker 3: to come in here and start? You know, so you
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Speaker 3: have all those conversations with these players in the portal
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Speaker 3: and you try to figure out would they say in
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Speaker 3: your program, Because if you come in and you're mouth
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Speaker 3: content and you're wasting time getting better and put yourself
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Speaker 3: on the field, if you come in like you Manuel
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Speaker 3: Henderson did, he learned, he understood, he into the culture,
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Speaker 3: and he made the most out of his opportunities. That's
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Speaker 3: what should be happening in the portal But to answer
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Speaker 3: your question just more readily, I mean, the biggest state
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Speaker 3: for us is we need to all be on the
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Speaker 3: same page with what we see in the portal. We
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Speaker 3: need to or whatever it may be. We need to
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Speaker 3: recruit them and we need to you know, show them.
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Speaker 7: That we can develop them and then get them in
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Speaker 7: the program, get them going.
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Speaker 3: The players that we have on the team that you're
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Speaker 3: trying to keep. Yes, it doesn't start right after the
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Speaker 3: seasons over as far as we recruiting them. You have
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Speaker 3: to identify those players and know that they can help
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Speaker 3: you lay on or further on in next year or whatever.
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Speaker 3: You reclus those guys the year before you know it.
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Speaker 3: It's your rhythm and it's your chemistry. It's how you
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Speaker 3: treat the players. It's you know, how they do they
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Speaker 3: feel like they're getting better? Do they feel like you
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Speaker 3: care about them? If they feel like they're getting better
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Speaker 3: and they feel like you care about them, then they'll
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Speaker 3: stand with you. It's you know, it's when those guys
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Speaker 3: feel like you know, you're not standing with them, you're
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Speaker 3: not loving them, or you're not develop them. Yeah, they
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Speaker 3: want to go to somewhere the place and they would
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Speaker 3: go to try to find some more money.
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Speaker 4: Coach, I know you're busy.
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Speaker 1: I really appreciate you joining us while you're on the
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Speaker 1: road recruiting in Texas. And it sounds like Emmanuel Henderson
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Speaker 1: Osio Jersey to frame in your office there in Lawrence.
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Speaker 3: The better be coming.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, b Well, all the best to the
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Speaker 1: Jayhawks there. Terrence Samuel, longtime veteran college coach, receivers coach
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Speaker 1: at the University of Kansas. He's talking about Seahawks six
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Speaker 1: round draft choice Emmanuel Henderson. He talked right off the
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Speaker 1: top about how polished he was coming into the Kansas
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Speaker 1: program after three years at Alabama where he didn't play
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Speaker 1: a lot because of the they had first round picks,
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Speaker 1: as he alluded to, on that team, a national championship
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Speaker 1: contending team, and they'd have a ton of film on
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Speaker 1: him either and he showed up, and he talked about
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Speaker 1: Coach Samuel talked about how Emmanuel Henderson showed up with
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Speaker 1: the right attitude and the willing to merge into traffic
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Speaker 1: in the Kansas program and the willingness to do anything
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Speaker 1: on the field. Obviously special teams, gunner, pot returner, kickoff returner,
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Speaker 1: kickoff coverage, and be the number one receiver for Kansas
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Speaker 1: team and went to a bowl game last year, and
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Speaker 1: he said the selflessness that impressed the hell out of
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Speaker 1: the coaching staff at Kansas, and he thinks that's as
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Speaker 1: much as anything else, his competitiveness and his zeal to
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Speaker 1: get better is going to be what makes him in
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Speaker 1: great stead with the Seahawks offense. He said that there's
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Speaker 1: nothing in the playbook that he's not going to be
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Speaker 1: ready for after playing at Alabama, and that pedigree, he
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Speaker 1: thinks is going to really put him in good stead.
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Speaker 1: He also said it Emanuel Anderson Junior osie a jersey
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Speaker 1: so we can hang it in his office there in Kansas.
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Speaker 1: So our thanks to him. Yeah, the reason for the
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Speaker 1: background noise or whatever he's been on airport or whoever
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Speaker 1: he was these guys this time of year recruiting on
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Speaker 1: the college trail to get more players and not even
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Speaker 1: counting the transfer portal on top of all that. Interesting
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Speaker 1: thanks for chrisoher lenning them up. But it's interesting to
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Speaker 1: hear a coach who can recite the path he knows.
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Speaker 1: He's had college players become pros before, he knows what
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Speaker 1: it takes get in the NFL sounds like Seahawks might
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Speaker 1: have a good one and competitiveness and Emmanuel Henderson.
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Speaker 8: I think so.
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Speaker 6: It's always good when your coach can go into the
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Speaker 6: details about everything you're doing on and off the field
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Speaker 6: and the type of player he is, right, you know,
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Speaker 6: he talked about his route running and his ability to
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Speaker 6: use his speed. I granted he's going to be behind
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Speaker 6: some talented receivers in the Seahawks, but he definitely has
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Speaker 6: a shot to make an impact and it'll be interesting
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Speaker 6: to see the impact he does make, whether it's rookie
17:28
Speaker 6: minnie camp, training camp, hopefully on that preseason opportunities and
17:32
Speaker 6: into the regular season.
17:34
Speaker 1: If you missed our interview with the coach of Emmanuel
17:36
Speaker 1: Henderson at Kansas, you can download it on the iHeartRadio
17:39
Speaker 1: app nine through three KGr dot com and our discussion
17:42
Speaker 1: of the Seahawks potential bidders multiple ones now reported by
17:45
Speaker 1: Sportco to buy the Seahawks with our discussion of that
17:49
Speaker 1: for the first hour of the show. Coming up is
17:51
Speaker 1: your chance to be a part of the show four nine,
17:53
Speaker 1: four or five one. A lot of things on the
17:54
Speaker 1: Tacoma Dodge text line from you about the Seahawks sale
17:58
Speaker 1: about the concern of out of town buyers, which they're
18:02
Speaker 1: going to have some. I mean, no matter who ends
18:05
Speaker 1: up buying them, they want to seek multiple bidders and
18:07
Speaker 1: chances are they're not all going to be from the
18:09
Speaker 1: Pacific Northwest. You get a chance to be a part
18:11
Speaker 1: of the show next. Ian Fernass is back in today.
18:13
Speaker 1: We'll be talking to him at eleven forty five, heading
18:15
Speaker 1: into his show twelve to three on ninety three point
18:17
Speaker 1: three KJRFM.
18:22
Speaker 2: Welcome back, Greg.
18:23
Speaker 1: Best Show with Christopher Kidd rolls on here on ninety
18:25
Speaker 1: three point three KJRFM. We just talked to Terrence Samuel,
18:27
Speaker 1: the wide receivers coach from Kansas. He's the position coaching
18:31
Speaker 1: college for the Seahawks six round pick Emmanuel Henderson Junior.
18:35
Speaker 1: If you missed that interview, you can go to nine
18:37
Speaker 1: three three KJR dot com and find it or the
18:40
Speaker 1: iHeartRadio app. You know what time it is with the music,
18:43
Speaker 1: it means it's time for you to be a part
18:45
Speaker 1: of the show.
18:45
Speaker 2: Reading back your.
18:46
Speaker 1: Text on the Tacomma Dodge text line four nine four
18:48
Speaker 1: five to one.
18:49
Speaker 6: Well, speaking of the interview, Greg, this is from the
18:51
Speaker 6: four two five these interviews with Seahawk well not the
18:55
Speaker 6: Sea Hawk draft coaches, but college coaches are great.
18:58
Speaker 2: Does it meani?
18:59
Speaker 6: They all seem to have the same passion and care
19:01
Speaker 6: for their players. They also seem to have great personalities.
19:04
Speaker 6: Coincidence the Hawks target coaches and their draft evaluation process. Also,
19:09
Speaker 6: if as an owner, you can please Boston fans, you
19:13
Speaker 6: can probably please Seattle fans.
19:16
Speaker 2: Good point there.
19:18
Speaker 1: Yes, to answer the question, the Seahawks scouts go probably
19:21
Speaker 1: first to the college position coach, not the head coach,
19:24
Speaker 1: not the coordinator. They go to the position coach, and
19:28
Speaker 1: probably the first question they asked, I would guess one
19:31
Speaker 1: of the first questions they asked Terrence Samuel with Kansas
19:34
Speaker 1: was why did you get him from Alabama? What was
19:36
Speaker 1: it about him that you wanted him out of the
19:38
Speaker 1: portal to come to Kansas?
19:41
Speaker 2: And then the.
19:42
Speaker 1: Competitiveness was probably the second question, or maybe the first.
19:45
Speaker 1: Can you tell us about his competitiveness? How did it
19:47
Speaker 1: show up on and off the field. But yes, the
19:50
Speaker 1: college position coaches are instrumental and how the Seahawks draft
19:54
Speaker 1: board shakes out. It's why Chris and I track these
19:57
Speaker 1: dudes down because we know they are the point man
20:00
Speaker 1: for the Seahawks scouting process. Now, as I mentioned, because
20:04
Speaker 1: of their emphasis on these intangibles about a competition, the
20:07
Speaker 1: Seahawks go to dorm ras, teachers, guidance counselors, back to
20:12
Speaker 1: high school principles they do.
20:15
Speaker 2: This takes a long time.
20:17
Speaker 1: It's an investment to be a scout in the NFL
20:20
Speaker 1: for the Seahawks in particular, because of all they want
20:23
Speaker 1: off the field on those players.
20:26
Speaker 6: All right, Greg and Kidd, what is your opinion on
20:30
Speaker 6: establishing establishing some penalty against a base player on a
20:34
Speaker 6: second basising baseball player? Okay, Yes, it's been part of
20:38
Speaker 6: the game for a long time, but it's definitely cheating. Well,
20:43
Speaker 6: in the totality, it is cheating. It'll be extremely hard
20:46
Speaker 6: to prove, but sometimes it's blatant. Curious to hear your
20:48
Speaker 6: thoughts and what type of penalty would you put on them?
20:52
Speaker 2: Chris, Wow, you don't put it on me, right? Okay?
20:56
Speaker 2: I mean.
20:58
Speaker 6: I think if you can come to the owners with
21:01
Speaker 6: this discussion and.
21:02
Speaker 8: They all jump on board, I think that'd be the
21:05
Speaker 8: first step.
21:06
Speaker 4: Penalty wise.
21:08
Speaker 8: What's a good penalty in baseball?
21:12
Speaker 1: The trash cans got some of those guys got suspended
21:15
Speaker 1: aj Hinton manager.
21:16
Speaker 6: No base dealing, though I don't know if that should
21:18
Speaker 6: be like maybe a fine, I think would I'm thinking
21:21
Speaker 6: of money wise.
21:21
Speaker 4: I'm thinking a fine would be.
21:23
Speaker 1: We're talking like Josh Naylor at second base, win milling
21:26
Speaker 1: his arms to the batter from second base because he
21:29
Speaker 1: can see the pitch grip, the pitcher's grip on the ball,
21:32
Speaker 1: or he thinks he has the sign.
21:33
Speaker 6: Oh, now, okay, maybe a suspension of a couple. This
21:38
Speaker 6: is an interesting one.
21:40
Speaker 2: I will I will tell you that Baseball.
21:43
Speaker 1: Well, my opinion is baseball will nip at the edges
21:46
Speaker 1: of this and maybe if it becomes an uproar, do
21:51
Speaker 1: something about like the Josh Naylor waving his arms like
21:53
Speaker 1: he's a human windmill. They've already nipped at the edges
21:57
Speaker 1: of this with the base coaching we mentioned. I think
21:59
Speaker 1: it was one or two weeks ago they changed the
22:02
Speaker 1: base coaches. The ruling is, if you go to a
22:04
Speaker 1: Mariners game, any baseball game, but a Mariners game, they
22:07
Speaker 1: have a white bracket left of third base and right
22:11
Speaker 1: of first base that had been there for centuries, I
22:14
Speaker 1: mean as long as the game has been there pretty much,
22:16
Speaker 1: and they never enforced those base coaches being inside those
22:21
Speaker 1: They base coaches used to set almost halfway to home
22:23
Speaker 1: plate from third base. Why because they were getting the
22:27
Speaker 1: best angle to see into the glove of the pitcher's grip,
22:30
Speaker 1: and then they were tipping off the hitters with a
22:32
Speaker 1: sign or verbal before the pitch came in. And then
22:36
Speaker 1: Baseball said, okay, we'll fix that. We're going to enforce
22:38
Speaker 1: this box. And we talked about bustn or Only saying
22:41
Speaker 1: that part of the Red Sox problems, that Boston was
22:44
Speaker 1: notorious for doing this with their base coaches, and that
22:47
Speaker 1: they Buster Only says that people around baseball think the
22:51
Speaker 1: part of the reason the Red Sox are in last
22:52
Speaker 1: place is.
22:53
Speaker 2: Because the baseball put the base coaches.
22:55
Speaker 1: Back in the base box, in the coaching box, and
22:58
Speaker 1: that eliminated the Red Sox ability to steal pitchers grips
23:02
Speaker 1: and tip off hitters. That's what Buster already report has
23:05
Speaker 1: we we talked about it. So they are trying to
23:07
Speaker 1: get nip at the edge of this. But this has
23:11
Speaker 1: been Chris sign Stealing has been a part of baseball
23:13
Speaker 1: for as long as I've been watching it for fifty years.
23:17
Speaker 1: It's just what it is. If you get it great
23:20
Speaker 1: now blatant banging on drums and using video from centerfield
23:23
Speaker 1: cameras like the trash Cans did, that's different. Okay to me,
23:28
Speaker 1: that's where the line drawed. But if you organically on
23:30
Speaker 1: the field do it from second base, tell your pitcher
23:33
Speaker 1: not to tip his pitches.
23:35
Speaker 6: That's exactly what the two five to three texted in.
23:37
Speaker 6: It's not cheating at all. Stealing signs not the problem.
23:39
Speaker 6: Do better at hiding your signs.
23:42
Speaker 5: It's true.
23:42
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, I think in regards to people on the
23:46
Speaker 1: field picking it up now, you can also draw a
23:50
Speaker 1: line between coaches who are not participating in the game actively,
23:53
Speaker 1: base coaches and the players who are on the base paths.
23:56
Speaker 1: To me, that's another line to cross, and Baseball said, no, no,
23:59
Speaker 1: weren't going to have kick coach is doing this, But yeah, okay.
24:04
Speaker 6: So at the ten forty five segment, reag and I
24:08
Speaker 6: talked about Draymond Green going after Charles Barkley, and I
24:12
Speaker 6: don't know if this text was a joke or they
24:13
Speaker 6: were dead serious, but from the three six to oh,
24:16
Speaker 6: Draymond was Defensive Player of the Year in twenty seventeen.
24:18
Speaker 6: Run you're kind of disrespecting him right now, Greg, And
24:21
Speaker 6: I don't know is that are you joking? Because we
24:25
Speaker 6: can go bar for bar and bring these guys statistics
24:28
Speaker 6: together if you erase the four champions, which I know
24:30
Speaker 6: is kind of unfair to Draymond.
24:31
Speaker 1: But player the player, Charles Barkley washing them. Draymond Green
24:36
Speaker 1: did not win the championships for the Warriors.
24:38
Speaker 8: He just happened to be a part.
24:39
Speaker 1: It was part of a championship team, much like anybody
24:42
Speaker 1: else on a roster would be part of a championship.
24:44
Speaker 6: No, Shay, we're just being real here because Draymond own
24:47
Speaker 6: I mean rings you got there?
24:48
Speaker 2: Chuck? Oh, I count four of my fingers. They always
24:52
Speaker 2: do it.
24:52
Speaker 6: Just it makes me so mad sometimes because I don't
24:54
Speaker 6: get it, Like do do point guards at one championship
24:58
Speaker 6: be like, hey, I'm Alan Iverson. Oh I know you was,
25:00
Speaker 6: you know, one of the greatest of all time. You
25:02
Speaker 6: transcended the game, but you ain't got no rings man.
25:05
Speaker 6: You got you got one w against the Lakers in
25:08
Speaker 6: the finals. Do people do that to AI?
25:10
Speaker 2: Now?
25:10
Speaker 6: Granted you don't come on TV every week and talk basketball,
25:13
Speaker 6: but why are we so negative towards Charles I don't
25:17
Speaker 6: understand it, Like, what did he do outside of just
25:20
Speaker 6: being himself on TV sharing his opinion?
25:23
Speaker 8: Katie, don't like him. It's just annoying.
25:25
Speaker 1: He was a great, great player. He was six' four
25:28
Speaker 1: leading THE nba and. Rebounding come, on he was An
25:32
Speaker 1: All american At auburn and we're rebounding and scoring.
25:36
Speaker 2: At six feet. Four he had. Gyle he was.
25:40
Speaker 1: Brash that was part of his, personality as part of
25:42
Speaker 1: his stick when he was on the. Court but, yeah
25:45
Speaker 1: that's not this. Guy wasn't some tomato. Can he was
25:50
Speaker 1: a fabulous, player but one of THE i think he
25:53
Speaker 1: was named of The All center Here all Fifty year
25:55
Speaker 1: team for THE. Nba, yeah Crazy seahawk ownership. Questions there
26:01
Speaker 1: are a lot of people that are worried about the
26:02
Speaker 1: fact that the potential bidders are not From. Seattle and
26:07
Speaker 1: we get, that and we talked about. That The london
26:11
Speaker 1: thing is an interesting. Angle nttal is reported By Sporty
26:15
Speaker 1: go to be the primary investor in that. Bid the
26:18
Speaker 1: report said he would remain In. London, Well grosspick would
26:21
Speaker 1: come out from The East coast and live at least
26:23
Speaker 1: part time In. Seattle but there's history of all kinds
26:27
Speaker 1: of sports teams that are owned by owners who are
26:31
Speaker 1: not living in the cities they play. In, heck The
26:34
Speaker 1: fenway group which owns The Red, sox owns Man, United
26:37
Speaker 1: Manchester United's Premier league team In. Britain british hate, that
26:42
Speaker 1: and The manchester citizens hate. That but it's not unheard.
26:46
Speaker 1: Of in, fact it's probably more common than that that
26:49
Speaker 1: teams are owned by people who made their money elsewhere
26:52
Speaker 1: and don't live in the. Cities, now it doesn't make
26:54
Speaker 1: you exactly organic with your fan and your fan. Base
26:58
Speaker 1: and there are, again there are many many people here
27:02
Speaker 1: In seattle who could get together the corporate wealth it's
27:06
Speaker 1: here and put together a bit and that may still.
27:08
Speaker 1: Happen this is still very early in the process that
27:10
Speaker 1: will probably last through the end of the.
27:12
Speaker 8: Year all, right this one is from was it three
27:18
Speaker 8: to six?
27:18
Speaker 2: To oh? Yeah all?
27:20
Speaker 6: Right from three to? Six zho stealing signs the same
27:23
Speaker 6: thing as a defensive. Lineman listen to the call in
27:25
Speaker 6: the huddle because the quarterback is, yelling it's not the
27:28
Speaker 6: other team's. Fault protect your play Pitch another interesting point.
27:31
Speaker 6: There all, Right, okay do.
27:34
Speaker 1: We need to bring up this millionaire's tax and how
27:38
Speaker 1: what's just the one on here about ten? Percent why
27:42
Speaker 1: would you buy a team and you're going to lose
27:44
Speaker 1: ten percent of? Taxes do people realize that if you.
27:48
Speaker 2: If you can find That, chris we can read.
27:49
Speaker 1: It but do people realize that the people who buy,
27:54
Speaker 1: well first of, all the people who sign multimillion dollar
27:57
Speaker 1: free agent contract tens of, millions sometimes hundreds of millions
28:00
Speaker 1: of dollars aren't worried about. Taxes and most of the
28:04
Speaker 1: states in The union they pay. Taxes california has the
28:07
Speaker 1: highest tax rate in the. Country you don't see. That people, say,
28:10
Speaker 1: No i'm not going to sign with The rams of
28:12
Speaker 1: forty nine ers because of. That here's the tax and
28:14
Speaker 1: the two five to.
28:14
Speaker 6: THREE i have a bigger concern for our sports franchises
28:17
Speaker 6: the taxes and political circumstances Of seattle and the. State
28:20
Speaker 6: IF i were a millionaire, ATHLETE i wouldn't want to
28:22
Speaker 6: touch the state Of. WASHINGTON i could sign, elsewhere and
28:25
Speaker 6: that lose ten percent of my.
28:26
Speaker 1: Mind, Right and it's very hard for us to relate
28:29
Speaker 1: to a millionaire athlete because these millionaire athletes don't make
28:31
Speaker 1: one million and one.
28:32
Speaker 4: Dollars do you know the minum minimum.
28:35
Speaker 1: Salary and all professional sports is at least a million
28:38
Speaker 1: million point, Two so they're not making a buck over one.
28:41
Speaker 1: Million they're making tens and hundreds of millions of dollars
28:44
Speaker 1: over one. Million so the millionaire's tax is just a.
28:48
Speaker 1: Sliver it's sometimes what people would donate to. Charity SO
28:54
Speaker 1: i just don't see. It, Yeah florida doesn't have, It texas,
28:58
Speaker 1: okay but by and, large everywhere else. Does and players
29:03
Speaker 1: do not sign if The. Sea let me put it this,
29:06
Speaker 1: way if The seahawks are offering somebody two hundred million
29:09
Speaker 1: dollars to sign In, seattle if someone is worth two
29:12
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars and that's the highest bid they, get
29:16
Speaker 1: they're not going to, say, well ten percent of that
29:17
Speaker 1: is going to, tax So i'm not.
29:19
Speaker 2: Signing, no that's.
29:22
Speaker 4: Not how it.
29:23
Speaker 1: Works players that have that much in, owners especially if
29:28
Speaker 1: you're talking billions billionaires of, owners they're not worried about.
29:31
Speaker 1: Taxes they have accountants that have been dealing with their
29:35
Speaker 1: taxes the whole time they've been. Rich it's different FOR
29:38
Speaker 1: us rank and file people who don't make hundreds of
29:40
Speaker 1: millions of dollars to consider that ten percent of your
29:43
Speaker 1: income would go to a.
29:44
Speaker 2: Tax, yeah that's.
29:44
Speaker 4: Things it doesn't.
29:46
Speaker 1: Sting the guy who's worth fourteen and a half billion,
29:50
Speaker 1: dollars a minority investor in the forty nine ers who
29:52
Speaker 1: might buy.
29:53
Speaker 2: The, seahawks he didn't care about.
29:55
Speaker 4: That he's paying thirty percent tax In.
29:57
Speaker 1: California washington looks like a picnic to him compared To.
30:02
Speaker 1: California just the, perspective we can't relate to. It so,
30:09
Speaker 1: yeah it just trusts. Me i've been in this job
30:14
Speaker 1: for twenty five, years dealing with millionaires and billionaires and
30:16
Speaker 1: owners and players and taxes is almost never ever comes,
30:20
Speaker 1: up almost never. Ever and it came up a couple
30:23
Speaker 1: of years. Ago who was the cornerback who signed From.
30:27
Speaker 1: JACKSONVILLE i can picture, him And i'm forgetting he chose
30:31
Speaker 1: The seahawks over the forty nine Ers, jenkins and he
30:35
Speaker 1: mentioned that the forty nine ers offered in The seahawks
30:38
Speaker 1: offer were almost together the, same but because there was
30:41
Speaker 1: no income tax In, seattle he Chose. Seattle but that's
30:43
Speaker 1: what like offers and a guy who was not at
30:46
Speaker 1: the top of his, Pace gale at the top of
30:48
Speaker 1: the cornerback market. Rarity i'm just saying it does not
30:52
Speaker 1: happen all that. Often it's just new to us because
30:54
Speaker 1: this hasn't been we haven't had an income tax In.
30:56
Speaker 1: Washington i'm not trying to get political at. All i'm
30:59
Speaker 1: trying to give you the perspective of players and owners
31:03
Speaker 1: who don't see it the way we. Do because they
31:05
Speaker 1: we can't see it the way they, do don't we
31:07
Speaker 1: can't relate to. That all, Right i'll step off my.
31:10
Speaker 1: Soapbox two five. Three seahawks aren't going Anywhere as A packers,
31:19
Speaker 1: FANS i despise The seahawks and their bandwagon, fans but
31:23
Speaker 1: The seahawks have a huge footprint in The northwest and
31:26
Speaker 1: they sell out almost every. Game in, fact they sell
31:29
Speaker 1: out every game and have a wait list for season
31:31
Speaker 1: ticket holders that is about ten. Thousand in, fact The
31:34
Speaker 1: Blue pride List keith two five. Three it makes zero
31:39
Speaker 1: sense to move a franchise like The. Seahawks doesn't matter
31:41
Speaker 1: where the owner is from anything else on that.
31:47
Speaker 2: Correct all?
31:51
Speaker 1: Right The Mayor Maple valley is back in the. House
31:56
Speaker 1: a grand re entrance FOR i. Forredess he joins us
31:59
Speaker 1: next the ninety three point three kJ, Rfm welcome back
32:19
Speaker 1: to the. Show thank you for. Listening Greg, bella The News,
32:21
Speaker 1: Tribune christopher k with. You if you missed our talk
32:24
Speaker 1: With Terrence, samuel the wide receiver coach From, kansas you
32:27
Speaker 1: can go to The iHeartRadio app download that for free
32:29
Speaker 1: or nine three THREE kgir dot com find that interview.
32:33
Speaker 1: There and what was most interesting to me was when he,
32:35
Speaker 1: said well he's From. Alabama he knows what he's doing
32:39
Speaker 1: and became very. POLISHED i was just joking With ian
32:41
Speaker 1: maybe we should say That Emmanuel Henderson, junior the sixth
32:44
Speaker 1: round pick for The, seahawks is From alabama more than From,
32:47
Speaker 1: kansas because that seems to be more shaping of.
32:49
Speaker 4: Him, yeah welcome, back, sir are You i'm, well it's good.
32:52
Speaker 5: Interview it's good. INTERVIEW i, thought, YEAH i thought any
32:56
Speaker 5: any question about who prepares guys for THE, nfl if
32:58
Speaker 5: if It's alabama or, not that was answered that question
33:01
Speaker 5: in that interview with.
33:02
Speaker 2: Him.
33:03
Speaker 5: Uh you, KNOW i Like chris's question about the, speed
33:06
Speaker 5: like how he's how because everybody's fast when you get
33:10
Speaker 5: to THE, nfl, Right like everyone's? Fast how do you
33:12
Speaker 5: use that how to any city's Physical they got some,
33:15
Speaker 5: DUDES i think they have kind of a three Man
33:19
Speaker 5: Ricky white the, third his three, Guys Cody white And Emmanuel.
33:24
Speaker 5: Henderson those are the guys are going to be competing
33:25
Speaker 5: for that last receiver job slash special team's, job right
33:29
Speaker 5: The Dreak young. Position, basically, yeah, yeah. YEAH i had
33:34
Speaker 5: a Doctor Ricky white On friday last week when we were
33:37
Speaker 5: out at mini. Camp Ricky. Camp good, Dude LIKE i
33:40
Speaker 5: really enjoyed the conversation with, him and like HE i
33:44
Speaker 5: just you, KNOW i asked, HIM i, said, like how
33:46
Speaker 5: different are you today than you were in this position
33:49
Speaker 5: a year Agoing he's like night and. Day and he,
33:52
Speaker 5: said part of it is every day in. Practice for
33:54
Speaker 5: the last, YEAR i went Against Devin. WITHERSPOON i think
33:57
Speaker 5: that makes you. Better all due respect anybody else coming
34:00
Speaker 5: in out of, college that guy's, training that guy's on
34:03
Speaker 5: the job training last year was scout because he had he,
34:06
Speaker 5: said he got to. Play you, know he Was puka one,
34:08
Speaker 5: week he's whoever in the next. Week you, KNOW i
34:12
Speaker 5: mean he's the best receiver on the other team every.
34:14
Speaker 5: Week and as, such he, said and he, Goes i'm
34:18
Speaker 5: going Against Devin. Witherspoon sometimes it would be. Job sometimes
34:21
Speaker 5: it'd Be, reek but most Time i'm going Against Devin
34:23
Speaker 5: witherspoon and listening to him just chirp me the whole,
34:25
Speaker 5: time and he, Goes I'm i'm so much better now
34:28
Speaker 5: THAN i was a year, Ago So i'm excited to
34:30
Speaker 5: see what HE i think it was a really good
34:31
Speaker 5: competition for the bottom spot or. Two is probably one
34:35
Speaker 5: spot available with what they Paid, bobo, Right, yeah LIKE i,
34:39
Speaker 5: like so it's so cup, Jsn Rashichi, Heat Tory, Horton Tory,
34:46
Speaker 5: horton And bobbo those five you're only going to keep
34:50
Speaker 5: it most. Six he usually only keep, Six so there's
34:53
Speaker 5: one spot for like six. Guys it's always wide, receivers
34:56
Speaker 5: the most crowded.
34:57
Speaker 2: Position.
34:57
Speaker 5: Yeah now they can get a lot of those guys
34:59
Speaker 5: through probably the practice. Squad Ricky Ricky, White Cody. White
35:04
Speaker 5: somebody might pick Up Cody white some.
35:05
Speaker 2: Day he's gotten some game film. Now.
35:07
Speaker 5: Yeah and and then Obviously henderson's probably he screams practice
35:11
Speaker 5: squad and when they drafted, him, right just because where
35:13
Speaker 5: they drafted. Him so good. COMPETITION i mean there's NOT
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Speaker 5: i don't know if you've if you've done roster roulette
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Speaker 5: yet or anything like, that BUT i where's the? Competition,
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Speaker 5: yeah like what spots are really?
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Speaker 1: AVAILABLE i think safety because of the rotation that McDonald
35:29
Speaker 1: wants to use, edge rusher behind how.
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Speaker 5: They use so with, O'Toole Jared, Ivy Jared ivy and those. Guys,
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Speaker 5: okay and now you've got so let's say one spot at,
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Speaker 5: safety one spot at edge is, depth maybe depth at.
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Speaker 1: Linebacker, YEAH i mean they love. O'Connell Yeah i'm. Linebacker, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: yeah they love, him AND i mean, NIGHT i mean
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Speaker 1: the top three is still.
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Speaker 5: Here so So Drake, thomas those three guys are probably Locks.
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Speaker 1: Donne they, Like, okay could before O'Toole And ivy and
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Speaker 1: the more of the.
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Speaker 2: Outside.
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Speaker 5: Ok and then so offensive, line you drafted a guy
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Speaker 5: he's In.
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Speaker 1: Stevens with they re signed and Love Josh jones for
36:16
Speaker 1: his ability to play both sides with experience and.
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Speaker 5: Tackle and you probably keep old Of timmy because he
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Speaker 5: can play. Center he's your backup center unless somebody, emerges,
36:24
Speaker 5: right maybe somebody emerges. There, like but tight, end you're
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Speaker 5: you're almost two, full, right yes you. Are you've got
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Speaker 5: too many guys almost running back depth sort of now
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Speaker 5: that they've.
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Speaker 1: Drafted Both, stevens by the, WAY i Don't Christian haynes
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Speaker 1: IS i don't. Know i'm not saying he's a, lock He's.
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Speaker 5: They probably rather keep A richmond or A cable dooing those.
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Speaker 1: Guys but running, back you've Got George hollani coming, Back
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Speaker 1: you've Got kenny McIntosh coming back in off. Injury now
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Speaker 1: that they've Drafted Jed ai in price number. ONE i
36:58
Speaker 1: don't Think Emmanuel wilson is an. Absolent they see what
37:01
Speaker 1: he could he.
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Speaker 5: Could, Be Marquez Valdaez scantling.
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Speaker 1: Could, be ALTHOUGH i hope he tries more than DID
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Speaker 1: i tell you ever tell you a story about His
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Speaker 1: scantling a summer practice in training camp had a pass
37:13
Speaker 1: thrown in him that he never saw and went right
37:15
Speaker 1: past his, helmet and the defensive back right behind him
37:17
Speaker 1: was so. Shocked If Foudi scantling didn't even try to.
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Speaker 5: Think we talked about that on the air that. DAY
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Speaker 5: i think he. CAME i THINK i think it's one
37:22
Speaker 5: of those times when you just you walked over and,
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Speaker 5: SEE i gotta tell you, this AND i think we
37:26
Speaker 5: talked about that on the.
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Speaker 4: Air, yeah and then he walked back to the.
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Speaker 1: Huddle, yeah, yeah AND i said to, myself we ain't
37:31
Speaker 1: seeing him very.
37:32
Speaker 5: Well when he got. SIGNED i Remember. HUGOES i don't, know,
37:34
Speaker 5: Man i's not think this guy's going to make the football.
37:37
Speaker 1: Team so and he just signed with was It dallas
37:40
Speaker 1: or signed somewhere, AGAIN i mean it was with The
37:42
Speaker 1: steelers briefly after he left.
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Speaker 5: Here so it's it's there's a lot OF i just
37:47
Speaker 5: don't think there's a ton of. CLUMP i, mean the
37:49
Speaker 5: guys will get, hurt there'll be, injuries, sure but this
37:52
Speaker 5: is one of the least exciting training camps coming.
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Speaker 1: Up they've got forty nine of their fifty three guys
37:58
Speaker 1: on the roster last year, back.
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Speaker 5: And if you, include you gotta. Include it's a seventy man. Roster,
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Speaker 5: GREG i don't know if you know it's seventy.
38:04
Speaker 4: Man i've been made towear they hit one with us last.
38:09
Speaker 2: Week that.
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Speaker 5: One Oh, god try out, guys, okay, yeah pull, Up, yeah, No,
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Speaker 5: no that's not the. Case The so if you, go
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Speaker 5: was it forty nine of fifty three and then out
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Speaker 5: of the, seventeen how many guys are back probably thirteen,
38:26
Speaker 5: ish that sound, right fourteen. Somewhere i'm just.
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Speaker 2: Guessing, yeah but it probably doesn't at least like he was.
38:33
Speaker 2: Saying it's.
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Speaker 1: CRAZY i mean that was their, intent, Right we had
38:36
Speaker 1: the championship team bringing all.
38:38
Speaker 4: Back they decided to run it.
38:39
Speaker 5: Back you're gonna lose guys just through natural. Attrition guys
38:42
Speaker 5: gonna sign. Contracts it's The Chris, maragos Uh Jeron johnson
38:46
Speaker 5: world that we run. Into Byron, Maxwell, Right, hey guys
38:49
Speaker 5: are gonna get paid, good good for. Them you go move.
38:51
Speaker 2: On Kobe bryant And Rick.
38:53
Speaker 5: Willing those are this year's version Of maxie and And
38:56
Speaker 5: johnson and those.
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Speaker 2: Guys.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, Yeah so.
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Speaker 2: What do you got?
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Speaker 5: Today we're gonna get a couple of. Topics early, ON
39:02
Speaker 5: i got a little well obviously see Awk stale. Stuff
39:04
Speaker 5: people are freaking. OUT i thought you nailed. It i'll
39:07
Speaker 5: kind of reiterate what you. SAID i understand the, paranoid
39:10
Speaker 5: but we'll get to that a little.
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Speaker 2: Bit they're just not used to. It we've had local
39:15
Speaker 2: for so.
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Speaker 5: Long, yeah and, LISTEN i we all many of us
39:18
Speaker 5: live through The Ken bearing, world SO i, understand but
39:21
Speaker 5: we'll get into that a little. BIT i get a
39:23
Speaker 5: Little World cup thing on a toss And andrews IT'S
39:25
Speaker 5: i think affects all of. Us we'll get to that
39:26
Speaker 5: a little. Bit mariners obviously they were playing yesterday when
39:29
Speaker 5: the show was. On when those guys are doing, it
39:30
Speaker 5: so that you, Know Sarah'll jonas at one twenty baseball
39:33
Speaker 5: Guy castile will be a topic again with, him and
39:37
Speaker 5: then two O'clock corbell join us as, well so kind
39:40
Speaker 5: of wrap Up mini camp as well with, him and,
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Speaker 5: uh that's. It, yeah ware we.
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Speaker 1: Go he is Back The mayor And Maple valley from
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Speaker 1: twelve until three With Anderson, Harrist Greg, bell the Newstributing Christopher.
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Speaker 1: Kids thank you for this. Thing chris is headed off
39:51
Speaker 1: to a family graduation. Tomorrow Travis monger AND i will
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