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The Skol Hop Brews The Skol Hop! | TSH Ep. 28 · The Skol Hop

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All right, hey, welcome to a special edition of The School Hop.
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I'm Evan, I'm Austin, I'm Forrest. Where more than a couple of
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dudes now from Iowa who like drink you here and a few dudes. I'm
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not from Iowa, but you're in Iowa right now. I am in Iowa
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and you're an honorary School Hopper. I am somehow. Yeah, third time
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on the show. Yeah, I appreciate the invite. Again, we couldn't
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do this show without you, so this is really more for necessity than anything
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else. So if you if you haven't gathered yet, we are in a
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garage. We're in Austin's garage. Yeah, sorry for the mess, guys.
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I couldn't clean everything up. My garage isn't any better. So it's
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a garage. But we're in the garage because it's Brew Day. It's Brew
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Day. It's Brew Day. We are brewing the Skull Hop. It's happening.
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Oh, my dog's gonna make an appearance too. It's pressure. Didn't
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come in. That's all right, all right, Forrest. You're here one
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because you're our friend and we love you. But two, specifically here today
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because we are brewing a beer that you created. You came up with this
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recipe, and now you're the captain of the ship of our brew day.
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Uh, tell us about the beer we're brewing. Yeah, so, I
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mean several months ago, we were talking about how you really wanted to make
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a beer to honor you know, your podcast skull Hops. So what we
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did was, you know, like you've mentioned before, took took Evan and
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your favorite styles of beer, so kind of like an amber and then more
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of an I p A. So we are making a happy Amber. Ale.
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I love it. I love it so much. I'm so excited to
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try this beer. It's a sad thing because we're not really going to be
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able to try it for like a month or so. Yeah. Yeah,
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the whole thing will be about a month away. So but but we'll get
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the smells and and and a little bit of the taste, just not not
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the finished product. Yeah. And this is my first time ever being a
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part of a brew in any capacity. So I've just been enjoying watching the
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process and it's a it's a stay out of the way. Well no,
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no, no, you've done a lot already. But yeah, that's the
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most important. But uh, it's a lot of sitting around. If if
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you've ever made beer before, it's it's a lot of sitting around. So
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what else can you do? But hey, crack one open? Yeah,
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and we should talk about this. Probably the most important part of brewing is
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cracking one open. Like the beer that you brew doesn't count if you didn't
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drink a beer while you were brewing it. Correct that That's exactly That's how
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I see it. And for Ust, you kind of we didn't really plan
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this one to be on the show right now, but you you brought us
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kind of ingest a little bit, right. So was it last week that
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I mentioned one of the worst beers I ever had was this like four to
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twenty beer and it tasted like that substance smells in every worst way possible.
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So Forrest took upon himself to bring us a beer called what's it called Forest?
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It is called Mary Jane. So it is the Mary Jane Amber caramel
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malt. Where's it from? Who? Grange Grange brew in Mount Pleasant Island.
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Yeah, I've never I have not had this brewery before, so that
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was another reason why I wanted this beer. But I had my reasons though.
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Yeah, so you kind of got it jokingly because I said the one
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four twenty beer was worse, and then you saw the the Mary Jan hemp
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seed beer, and we all cracked one open, and it's actually pretty just
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really like, there's nothing bad about this beer at all. You know,
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it's it's probably not as happy as as the beer we're brewin is, but
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it actually has that nice amber multi flavor. So so it kind of pays
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tribute to what we're trying to aim for. Like like I said, I
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think it was last week. I've never been one to partake in that substance,
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but everybody who's anybody has probably smelled that substance before. So there's definitely
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hints of that smell. It almost almost more. It has like an incense
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type smell. It's kind of and it's not overpowering. It's not bad and
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kind of the same way some like cocktails you get if they like light the
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wood on fire and it's like smoking fused. This is kind of like a
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nice hint of that smoky ish Mary Jane ish flavor. I like it.
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I like it a lot. I'm surprised. I like it so thank you,
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and I'm glad that that joke blew up in your face a little bit.
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Well, jokes on me, I guess. But I'm glad you enjoy
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it, because I was gonna make you suffer through it regardless. I mean,
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I was gonna drink it all the way. But man, I just
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I think back to that one beer I tried of my friends, and it
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was I couldn't have. I would have it would have come up before the
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can was empty. This one's pretty good. We need to skull here,
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all right, schull hell ah Forrest again as a Michigan fan, and he
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and I have a little tradition. I say school probably way too much in
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my natural life. But of course every time I open a beer or I
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don't say cheers, I say skull, as we should, right, like
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what it means? Uh what? Probably in the last couple of years,
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I kept trying Forrest every time we drink a lot of beers together. Every
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time I'd say schull and just want him he. I think he started off
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just saying cheers or like ah, whatever you'd say, and then eventually you're
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like, you know what, hale because hail to the victors. That's right
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from Michigan, right, Yeah, it's it's he brought me to to to
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that. Well, hey, and now even to the point that our kids
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are running around saying skull and hale and we're good parents. I mean,
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my daughter is very obsessed with the brewing process, so she was pretty excited
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to uh when it's a brew day. So I don't know what kind of
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parent I am, but no, that's a fantastic parent. And you know
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what, it can be a family business. You can start up the Miller
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Brewing Company. That could be totally disclaimer for your audience that I do not
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let my daughter drink the finished product. Sure, so that goes without saying.
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But she's old enough. Yeah yeah, oh, absolutely, well she
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can. She can be a brew assistant, assistant brewer before Yeah, she
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could probably do that. Yeah yeah, early elementary age, Yeah, she
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could totally do that. I worry sometimes with what she's gonna stay at school.
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So respect for the process of fun times. So well, in light
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of the Minnesota Michigan little rivalry that we've got going here, we've got some
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fodder here for conversation. I mean, some Michigan players coming up in the
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draft that could end up playing for the Vikings. Yeah yeah, So I
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mean, I don't know if you knew this, and I didn't know until
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they posted it, Eighteen Michigan players that were invited to the NFL combine.
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That's a record, I'll su when they had Joe Burrow had sixteen. So
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wow, eighteen players. So there's definitely a chance that your Vikings grab one
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or two of these Michigan players. And the Vikings have but seven or eight
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picks in this draft as of right now in what mid February, could have
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more. Yeah, depend they currently hold the number eleven pick. The the
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talk on Twitter this last week or so ever since the draft talk started at
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the beginning of the year. JJ McCarthy, quarterback of the Michigan Wolverines,
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I almost said the Michigan Panthers in the league. The USFL is that whether
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they were whatever. I think it's the XFL now they've they've combined, they
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combined, or the UFL. Yeah, now they combined, So I forget
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what the new it's like the XFL and the USFL. Yeah, I think
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it's the UFL, but that's not the UFL. That's for another uh or
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yeah, I keep saying it wrong either ways for another show. But JJ,
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for a while now, I've seen him talked about as like a late
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first, early second, you know, in that twenty five to thirty five
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range as far as overall picks. But for some reason something has come up
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pre combined pre you know, school pro days and everything. JJ is all
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of a sudden now seen as this like top ten type pick, and people
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are saying he might not even be available when Minnesota picks at eleven. So
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you watched him really the last two full years, Yeah, I mean,
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to your point, I think he was undervalue just because Michigan offense. I
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mean, they're not a pass happy team. Why do you need to be
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when you can run the ball so so well. But that doesn't take away
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from when JJ needed to throw. He made the throws, and I mean
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you look back at his tape, he does it well. He's very accurate,
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he's got a strong arm, and yeah, I think he's going to
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be a winner in the NFL give him some a few years in an appropriate
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team offense. Yeah. Yeah, and I think he could be that perfect
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kind of a blank canvas for head coach Kevin O'Connell to really get his hands
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on and mold in the perfect way. Kirk Cousins, who I'm a huge
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fan of and has always been a good quarterback and will continue to be a
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good quarterback wherever he plays, whether it's Minnesota from here on out, or
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somewhere else. Kirk Cousins when Kevin O'Connell came in, was not really like
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that mouldible. You know, he's an established professional, has been in the
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league for ye well, so you know what he's good at. You know
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what he is not as good at Kevin O'Connell. Yeah. Sure, they
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worked together and probably found out the best ways to do things in koc's offense
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and stuff, But Kevin O'Connell was coming in and had to kind of transform
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what he does to what Kirk does. The idea of a rookie quarterback coming
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in, especially with a JJ who seems to be a mouldable guy, he
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can kind of do a little bit of everything pretty well, KOC might be
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able to mold him into the professional that he could be. I would maybe
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play devil's advocate a little bit there, because we saw what Kevin O'Connell does
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with other quarterbacks once Kirk came out and nothing seemed to work. That's true,
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and that would be a concern of mine moving forward with a rookie quarter
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of whether it's JJ McCarthy or any of the other big name quarterbacks that are
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probably gonna go in the first round, it's gonna take some adjusting at the
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very least, and it might be a complete flop. Yeah. Absolutely,
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we just don't know yet. Yeah, I will say, and I think
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you'll agree with me here when Kirk or not Kirk, when Kosi had to
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work with quarterbacks not named Kirk Cousins, I mean you're literally talking about he
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had to try to win with a guy that with two careers by anybody else's
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name, and a rookie. Yeah, Like, I mean you think maybe
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Mullins would have had a little bit more success, but his thing was playing
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hero ball and throwing it up when he shouldn't have. I think he could
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still play in that chaos offense. But yeah, I think you make a
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good point. But I think with a full you know, rookie Mini camp
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OTAs literally probably sharing an office for an entire offseason if you've got a rookie
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quarterback and in theory, no Kirk Cousinsc's entire focus is going to be that
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quarterback. And then of course all the other head coaching duties, but I
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think KOs is going to default to making sure that rookie quarterback is what he
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wants him to be. And I would say that JJ obviously working under Jim
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Harball, who has been known to develop quarterbacks, I mean, Andrew Luck
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and such, so you see that he might already have that that that edge
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or step ahead of some of these other quarterbacks in the draft. So that's
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something that I hadn't really considered until just now when you said it. What
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pick do the Chargers have? The Chargers have Herbert, so they're not taking
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it JJ. You sure. I think the only way they would take a
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JJ is if like if he felt some crazy reason he was still available in
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like the third round. That's not gonna happen. But they with Justin Herbert,
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they're not gonna go for that. Fair McCarthy. That's fair. However,
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if you know the Chargers had if he had walked into a Chargers team
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that didn't have an established quarter back, if they were rolling with Tyrod Taylor
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or whoever, like, oh, absolutely, that'd be the talker of the
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season. We'd almost already have McCarthy Chargers jerseys up in the store right now,
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Like but yeah, I mean it's a good point. But so where
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does JJ go? I mean, is he early second round? Late first?
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I think he's probably in the What I'm looking at is probably anywhere between
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ten and twenty. So okay, yeah, where do you think he stacks
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up with the other big name, you know, the Caleb Williams, the
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Drake May, those guys, Like, yes, I'm kind of bitter,
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so I'm not a Caleb Williams fan. I think he has all the talent
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in the world, but I think his attitude off field is horrible and even
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on the field is horrible. So and then Drake May, I'm probably bitter
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because of the Mitch Trubisky. Uh so the North Carolina connection there. So
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we'll see. But uh yeah, I don't know. Excuse me, yeah,
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man, stay alive, man over there. Yeah, I think this
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beer is making you cough it up a little bit. Jeez, yeah,
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let it out. We always have editing abilities as well. So so yeah,
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you think you think JJ is probably somewhere, Like I tell you my
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personal feeling, the best quarterback on the board bow Nicks. Yeah, okay,
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I could see that. I mean success of multiple programs. Obviously,
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he's shown that he can adapt. Well, I could see that, and
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I just don't have a lot of background knowledge on any of these guys.
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I've watched some college football the last couple of years, but not a ton.
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So yeah, it'll be really interesting to see the order of how they're
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picked, and who picks them, and who trades up, who trades down
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who you know, it's it's gonna be crazy. Yeah, I'm excited to
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see how it goes. I'm going to think one of the most watched drafts.
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I think, oh, yeah, the top ten picks you could have.
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I mean, in theory, you could have five quarterbacks in the top
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ten picks, like definitely in the first round. You're talking more than five
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quarterbacks in the first round. Oh, easily. I'm excited to see if
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the Vikings trade up. I think at this point I'll be a little disappointed
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if they don't trade up, if they don't re sign Kirk Cousins. If
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you sign Kirk Cousins, then you can stick at eleven and just pick the
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best guy available, maybe even trade back. But there's a whole other talker
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there on if that's the best thing to do is to sign Kirk. We've
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beat that horse to death and everybody else has too. But at this point
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I'm almost of the mindset that I'll be surprised if they do sign Kirk Cousins
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and if they don't trade up to get one of the higher named quarterbacks who
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apparently JJ is somehow, you know, pre Combine, pre pro day,
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is working himself back into that upper echelon of quarterback conversation. And ultimately,
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I'm I have been on record I had never heard Jordan Addison's name before Draft
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night twenty twenty three, and when he was picked, I think you even
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said, like you went to sleep and woke up in time to see the
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Jordan Addison pick, and then you saw it and you were like pissed.
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I was mad. Yeah, I wasn't happy with that pick, but it
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turned out to be really good. Yeah, so far, he's probably I
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don't understand this because as a Bears fan, I was probably more excited about
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your guys picked than like, oh, yeah, the Vikings blew like that's
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funny, that's funny. I was sitting right next to you. You were
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saying, we were just really good. Yeah. I knew he was going
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to be a good compliment to JJ. So and even stepping up when JJ
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went, yeah, that's what I was gonna say. Yeah, he really
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filled in that gap in a big way. And now that hopefully they're both
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healthy going into the twenty twenty four season, and yeah, whoever's throwing on
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the ball, hopefully they can find him. And all that to say,
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at least the two of us, we don't really know exactly what we're talking
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about. We're just going off what Sports Center tells us. You do have
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a little bit more knowledge of these guys because you're a huge college football That's
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that's my jam. I mean, I'm a Bears fan, but my true
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love is, like I said before and on the other podcasts, I'm a
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college guy. So yeah, I foll it pretty closely. And yeah,
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I'm excited to see how the NFL combine turns out, to see where teams
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are thinking now. So and to that point, Skullhoppers, look out.
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We're going to have Forest on around draft time, maybe right before, maybe
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right after. Maybe both Forest can be our resident draft mind. Well i'll
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try, but it'll be fun regardless. Yeah, yeah, I think we'd
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be remiss to not talk about current Wolverines on the Vikings. Yes, and
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before we go through. Can I get time? Yeah, we are doing
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a brewdet so I need to make sure we're our times are good. So
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we're looking at twelve minutes. Okay, I need to start up and then
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we'll continue the conversation. I will intro who I'm going to talk about here.
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So to my knowledge, the Vikings have one Michigan Wolverine on the roster
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currently. Joshtellis Josh Mattellus, the Swiss Army Knife, the guy that the
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league fell in love with, the guy that could literally play every position on
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the defense. The dude's amazing and special teams probably he's awesome. Yeah,
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he was a Michigan Wolverine, and Forrest has said, as a fan of
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the Wolverines, he you know, he's never been a terrible football player,
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but he's definitely flourished more as a Viking than he ever did for the Wolverines.
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Is that right? That's exactly right. I mean you could tell he
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was a good player on on Michigan squad, but uh you look back,
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I mean he didn't. He wasn't like obviously heavily drafted. Yeah, so
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he had all the tools in place, but I think he's really developed obviously
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more in the pros than he did at Michigan, so I'm happy for him,
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you know. Yeah. He was on the Power Trip morning show on
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KFA and a week or two ago, and one of the guys on the
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show asked him, like, Hey, what was more more nerve wracking your
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first start at the Big House or your first start in the NFL? And
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I thought his answer was really really cool. He was saying, I think
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he got his first start he was either late freshman year, early sophomore year.
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I don't know if he red shirted, but he said he waited a
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little bit before he started. He wasn't a day one starter at Michigan,
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but walking into the Big House was like just this insane, hundred thousand fans,
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terrifying, crazy, awesome feeling. Whereas when he made his first start
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for the Vikings in the NFL, he said he had already been in for
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four years, so he'd already been doing the work, you know, working
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out, being around the team, studying the plays, like at the stadium,
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like he was almost like itching to get in, like I'm ready as
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a Viking, Whereas in Michigan and he was like soaking it all in and
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it was crazy, so I think he said it was more nerve wracking at
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his first start in Michigan. Yeah, in the NFL absolutely, I mean
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I think I remember him. He probably a three star recruit coming to high
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school. Michigan grabbed him. So I mean, definitely have the test obviously
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if you're playing for Michigan, but not one of those guys that is like
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a five star, you know, recruit coming to high school. So yeah,
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I mean he's he's really coming to his own and he's from Florida,
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right, He is from Florida, So a little bit of a climate change
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going from Florida, that's right. I really think with him, Brian Flores
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was one of those keys to unlock his potential as a player. I mean
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he was good at Michigan, and he was I think pretty good before Brian
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Flores because he was drafted and was signed to the active roster in twenty twenty,
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so he's been a Viking for a while. This this twenty three season
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era too. Yeah, this twenty three season wasn't his first rodeo, but
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I think he really made a name for himself and flourished under I totally agree
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you enough to cut you off. But yeah, Brian Floors, Uh,
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you know, he's very blitz happy and and and does a lot of different
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schemes. So Josh Mntellus played under at time Don Brown the DC at time
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at Michigan. He's very similar schemes and style. So yeah, I'm sure
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sure it clicked, like you said when when Flores came in for the job.
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So I believe Mattelis. I'm probably wrong on this, but I believe
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he has two more years left on his contract. He re upped before the
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beginning of the twenty three twenty four season. Yeah, I think that was
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a three year extension, so there's either two or three more years year extension
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he signed on September seventh of this last year. Okay, So then I
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would think that's you know, through the twenty five season. So we've got
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a couple of all that to say, We've got a couple more seasons for
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sure of Josh Mattelus, and I think that that will help the transition away
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from having Harrison Smith in the backfield, whether that's this year or next year.
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You feel like his retirement's coming. And honestly, we're recording on my
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phone right now I'm never gonna be surprised if I pull up Twitter at any
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point between now and sometime the next few years if I see, you know,
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Harrison Smith say all right, I'm retiring. I'll check right now.
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Yeah. But having a Josh Mattelis on the roster and then a cam bind
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him as well in that you know, safety backfield area, it's only going
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to help losing Harrison Smith, who in my opinion, should be a first
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ballot Hall of Famer. Probably I'll say it till the cows come home.
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I like Troy paalam Malu. I think he was a great football player.
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Obviously one at least one, if not more Super Bowls, kind of change
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the game was really popular. Yeah, and when we were in high school,
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Paula Malu was. He seemed like the NFL kind of pegged him as
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like a face of the shield type guy. He seemed like a good guy
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for the NFL to be like, hey, he's one of our best players
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to mark it up. And I think Harrison Smith, who is not as
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vocal, you know, he's not as promoted by the NFL. If anything,
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he may be you know, not as like likable. I don't I'm
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not really finding the right words. He is not the marketability of Troy palam
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Malu, but I think he's a better football player than Paula Malu and they
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play similar styles. I would agree for sure. So yeah, all that
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to say, Harrison Smith, first ballot Hall of Famer said that's pretty high
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praise compar and I would say you might be able to compare Paulamalu to Smith,
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like I think that's how much. I think it's the other way around.
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But again, to bring it back, I think having a Josh mattelis
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one Harrison Smith has probably made Mettellis a better player. And two keeping Mattellis
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after Harrison Smith retires or moves on is only going to help the Vikings.
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Good agreed. Yeah, So I'm gonna throw out a question for you guys.
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Then, if there were one Michigan player that the Vikings could get,
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which who is it going to be? Is it JJ, is it Blake
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Koram or is it some other other player? I'll tell you where I'm at
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right now, pre draft, pre any of the Kirk Cousins stuff. We
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need an answer. The Vikings need an answer at running back, and so
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Blake Korum looks really really attractive to me, knowing and you've already mentioned it
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for us how successful the Michigan run game was. Granted, he had a
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buddy who's sticking around. Yeah, Donavan Edwards is sticking around for another year,
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which is not only good for Michigan, but he'll give him a chance
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to showcase his his ability is a little bit more so. Sure, but
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Blake Koram is going to be in the draft, and I don't know,
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he's probably not a first round or he's probably not the eleventh pick overall.
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Yeah, which is what the Vikings career I think. I think he's second
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round, maybe third if he gets in the third round. Any team that
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gets him as it's a steal, I mean for for the value, and
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I'm not saying that biasedly. I mean you he's a workhorse and uh,
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whoever gets him is gonna I would love to see the Vikings pick him up
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second, third round somewhere in there. And he's got a little bit of
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an injury history. To the end of the twenty two season, he missed
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because of what was it in a cl or Yeah, yeah, I believe
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it was a cl which a cls are not the career killers. They used
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to be. But yeah, I mean you see it all last or this
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past season. I mean, obviously he's good to go. Yep. It
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didn't impact him at all. Yep. So I think that put it to
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rest, you know. Yeah, So I'd say yeah, for from that
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perspective, Blake Korn is definitely good. I mean, don't do value though
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a lot of the linemen, whether it be defensive or offensive side. There's
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there's a lot of good, good players on the on that team so well.
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In the fact of the matter, too, is anytime you have a
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national championship winning team, whether or not their coach was stealing signals, there's
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gonna be a gluttony of fantastic players on that team and players that will move
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on and have success in higher levels of football. And you almost can't go
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wrong with a lot of those guys. To answer your question, though,
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I'll probably agree it's either JJ or Blake Korum. At this point, the
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Vikings need help at running back. I'll be very, very upset if they
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go into the season with the same exact running back room that they went into
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the twenty three season. But there's no for that. I'd agree as a
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watching you know, your vikings play and and hearing about you know, you
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talking about them on your podcast. The running back definitely is an area where
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you definitely can improve. So yeah, all right, where are we at
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on our brew process right now? All right, so we're probably well,
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we're trying to heat up some water to about two hundred degrees, so we're
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gonna put into the mash ton to give it another ten minutes, and then
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we're gonna put that what they call wart, that sweet water from the grains
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into the boil kettle. So so we're getting close. Boys, I'm excited.
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Should we wrap things up here for now? And yeah, maybe we'll
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come back later. Yeah, give an update. And Evan, you've been
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taking video and pictures and everything, so I'm sure you're gonna have a lot
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to show on the podcast as well later on. So good opportunity. If
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you're out there listening or watching, check us out in other places to Twitter,
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even if you're listening to us a couple months after this, and I'll even
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go As you know, I'm a Bears fan, but I enjoy talking because
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not just all Vikings, it's it's it's about obviously beer, which is my
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favorite topic. But but but just NFL and college football and in general.
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So so it's a good conversation. So yeah, definitely give a listen.
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Nothing better than beer and football. That's the American way. That is.
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We're just missing pizza and or Buffalo Wings and that's it. That's everything.
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Hey, we could door dash something right now if we wanted to. Maybe,
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all right, well we'll we'll hit pause for now and we'll check in
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on our brew process here and come back later. All right, School school
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