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Former NEW YORK JETS first round pick Quinton Coples joins the show! · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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  he's been waiting carefully and calmly, as we do, as we always
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  do. 9:00 We were supposed to have them, but we have them on
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  at 9:30. We're now talking to former
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  Jets, Dolphins and Rams defensive end, the one and only
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  Quentin Colpost. Quentin, what's up, buddy?
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  What's going on, fellas? We're good, man.
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  Listen, it's OK. But I'm here now, so let's let's
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  do it. All right, listen, I like the
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  hat. It definitely matches with The
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  Jets colors, even though I'm ashamed every single time I say
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  I'm a Jet fan, but nevertheless, then you.
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  Are you say that every time? It's true, I mean.
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  Future is bright. The feud, well, we can only
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  hope. I mean, I do like Aaron Glenn.
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  She loves bright. I like Aaron Glenn.
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  So why don't we go into the offseason so far and the New
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  York Jets obviously fire Joe Douglas and Roberts, all is
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  gone. No more.
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  Jeff Olbrich as his son did some unique and weird things during
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  the draft, but The Jets added obviously a new new GM and a
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  very good coach. He was a New York Jet.
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  Aaron Glenn. He was a all pro New York Jet.
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  He was a pro ball player for a couple of years.
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  I think it was four years and he was at 1.1 of the better corners
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  in the NFL. What were your thoughts when you
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  heard that the New York Jets were going to hire Aaron Glenn?
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  Little skeptical at first, but he's a player so I'm always
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  going to be pro player coaches. I just think that we have an
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  edge in a different coaching dynamic when it comes to
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  coaching players and getting the best out of players.
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  So for me, I was a little shocked a little bit, but only
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  due to the fact that, you know, Aaron was the quarterback at the
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  time of him being becoming the head coach or being hired as the
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  head coach. But I think it was a good pick.
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  I think it's a good pick. I'm always going to be pro
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  player coaches, like I said before, and I think if the front
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  office can stay out of the, I think you guys might have a shot
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  at contending. I won't give too much.
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  Hold on, you say you guys, but wait a second.
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  This is the same you guys that drafted you in the first round.
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  Sexy Rexy and his dancing with his little mop on his head.
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  So you say you guys, but you were a New York Jet buddy, you
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  were a first round prospect. So I would say.
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  My time there, I grew up a Steeler fan, so I'm actually a
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  Steeler. Fan Well, you're going to have
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  Aaron Rodgers as you It was announced yesterday that Aaron
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  Rodgers is heading to the Steelers.
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  So at least you have a quarterback, but a quarterback
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  that likes to screw up locker rooms, as we all know.
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  So good luck on that. Buddy, good luck.
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  Only only in locker rooms that he's in control.
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  There's a different shift in dynamic and power structure over
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  there in pitch. Really, really, let me ask you a
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  question, and I'm going to be quite honest with you, with
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  everybody keeps talking of how great the Pittsburgh Steelers
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  are. When was the last time the
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  Pittsburgh Steelers actually won a playoff game?
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  Last time we won a playoff game, it's been like covered up.
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  It's decade. It's over 10 years. 10 years and
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  you're going to say that they're built and and they're.
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  But we made it to the playoffs, So who?
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  Cares if you make it to the playoffs.
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  Yeah, I know that's that's because we had Super Bowls and
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  the standard is to win the Super Bowl.
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  It's like you just overlooked the whole playoff scenario, like
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  how difficult it is to actually make it to the playoffs.
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  Are The Jets? Did The Jets make it?
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  A First of all, to stop bringing up The Jets.
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  We know they. Suck.
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  I am AI, am a Jets fan. We know they stink.
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  They're. Absolutely.
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  He's also an. Eagles fan, but I'm a supporter.
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  I want the best for The Jets just because they took a chance
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  on me. So I want the best for them and
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  there were some things that I I would have asked them to do a
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  little differently before I left.
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  But you know, I didn't have that type of power control, but I
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  think they the feature looks bright.
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  We'll just leave that. There.
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  Yeah. We said that four years ago,
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  Quentin. We said that five years ago.
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  We said that 10 years ago. We said that 20-30 years ago.
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  And where is the brightness? Let's go.
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  Let's go through it before I let Speedy ask you a question.
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  Let's go through it. Browning Nagle, wonderful, He
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  was wonderful. You bring in Neil Donald,
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  absolutely wonderful as he went, He went to a Super Bowl from
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  your Steelers and then he goes to The Jets and absolutely is a
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  bombshell. Then you decide, hey, you know
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  what, let's let's go with Mangini, man genius as he calls
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  him. He decides, hey, let's bring in
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  Brett Favre. That really worked and he gets
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  fired within a couple of years. Then they decide, hey, you know
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  what we're going to do? We're going to bring in a young
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  quarterback in Mark Sanchez. He goes to two AFC title games
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  and couldn't get over the hump because he's eating hot dogs on
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  the sidelines. Then let's go out.
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  Let's go after that. Christian Hackenberg.
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  Oh yeah, that guy. Second round draft pick from
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  Penn State, wonderful pick by the New York Jets as he couldn't
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  have a bronze side of a, what do they call him but back.
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  They couldn't have the broad side of the bar and hit a bar.
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  Now can hit a reporter, unfortunately, there it is.
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  Then after that, they went with Geno Smith.
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  How how far did that go? Second round draft pick,
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  absolute bombshell. Then Sam Darnold, they bring him
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  in the top three pick. How did that work out for The
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  Jets? He goes to Minnesota and almost
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  wins an MVP and now he's over there with Seattle.
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  Then you'll oh, let's go with another one.
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  Zach Wilson. What a pick that was second pick
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  of the first round. How long did it take him for The
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  Jets decide to part ways with him?
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  It we go on and on and on and on and on.
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  It's just it's absolutely putrid.
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  Maybe Justin Fields is the guy we have to see how he gets
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  developed. But nevertheless, it's just
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  never good when you here the New York Jets are looking for a
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  quarterback. I think it's as a culture thing
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  there and that's something I've been preaching to a lot of
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  people when they asked me about The Jets.
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  Like what? What is the identity of being a
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  Jet like? OK, so if you, for instance,
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  Pittsburgh is render ball, right?
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  It's downhill is collect blue collar like you hear these terms
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  thrown around no hard work. OK, so you go to Patriots when
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  they was on their their run, it was militant.
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  It was very orderly fashion, like they they had this standard
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  of being like you can't do nothing but buy into football,
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  you know, And so where's the culture for The Jets?
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  And that's my thing. And I think that's the missing
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  piece because there's no identity.
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  You have the big city, you have the support, you have the
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  lights, you have everything you need, The facilities is amazing.
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  You have everything you need and thrown apart.
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  However, you just don't have no culture.
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  There's no identity when it comes to New York Jets.
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  What else is it that's like? Hey, you got the butt fumble.
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  Come on, see like you go downhill from there.
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  Of course you had to bring that. Come on Java, that was his
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  rookie year. You don't need to.
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  Bring him. I saw it live right there.
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  And yeah, we don't, we don't. What is the culture?
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  We don't have a culture here. And I think, and I say that and
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  say I think there's the front office and the foot and the
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  football on the field. Guys are intertwining and I
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  don't think that should ever happen.
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  I think you should let the football guys be the football
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  guys and the front of front office people be the front
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  office people. And that way you have you have
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  it established already. You understand, like even when
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  we was there with Rex, Rex, anybody that was smart knew that
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  we needed Andy Reid or somebody who just knows offense front in
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  the back where he don't have to go over there at all.
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  He don't even have to go to the meeting.
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  He could trust his offensive court that he never had that We
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  can stop. We can stop an offense, but how
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  much can we stop if we keep doing 3 and out, three and out?
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  You know, how often can you stop?
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  No matter what great defense you have, it don't matter.
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  You can have all pro all the way across the board.
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  If you 3 and out, three and out, three and out, as a human,
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  you're going to get tired. As a human, you're going to have
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  an error. And then that one error can cost
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  you 6-7 points, Three points here, there.
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  So I think that's that. Like we're not they're not
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  paying attention to the things that's going to get them over
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  the edge. And it's just let's just get the
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  right pieces that looks good on paper in regards to roster wise
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  and coaching wise, but never like identifying what the
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  culture is and actually putting the system and schemes around
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  it. Like there was no scheme set up
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  for Gino. There's like we're not trying to
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  be the greatest, like we're not trying to beat people.
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  We're just putting people in position to actually try to win
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  the game. And then there's needs to be
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  there needs to be a scheme that you can implement that can
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  actually work that this this quarterback is actually
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  comfortable with that he could actually function with.
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  And then that can go from whether it's, you know, check
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  downs and bubble screens, running gun, West Coast offense,
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  it's whatever you want to do. You can't establish a run if you
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  don't have an old line. So therefore you need to make
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  you need to put a scheme in where we do zones, we do
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  screens. We do, you know, half that
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  screens like we do these different things that kind of
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  make these guys feel like they can block, give them confidence,
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  give them some momentum to be a give them something to work
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  with. Now that opens up for the past.
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  And I don't think The Jets take that serious.
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  And I think, you know, hopefully things change or things shift.
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  So I wanted to ask from the culture standpoint, like I was
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  saying when The Jets hired Aaron Glenn at the time, like even if
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  they don't get the quick fixes, I think we were kind of getting
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  out with the culture. Like they try to go for the best
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  players just to get a quick fix and it doesn't work for them.
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  Like do you think this analogy makes sense?
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  Like comparing it to maybe the 2022 line, They just missed the
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  playoffs but they have the big second-half or the Eagles in 21
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  when Sirianni first got hired, they squeaked in in the playoffs
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  when they were supposed to be one of the worst teams in the
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  NFC. Is that the type of year you
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  want to see from The Jets, even though, even if they don't like
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  make the playoffs right away so the players buy in?
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  Yeah, I I think that I think they can have that type of year
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  due to the fact that there's no really threat in the AFC.
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  It's like there's no true, like, OK, we know they're going to be
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  dominant. You know, you got the Dolphins
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  who have the skills and the talent, but you know, with Tua
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  and his concussions and, you know, the instability at the QB
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  position and inconsistency they've had, they've
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  demonstrated throughout the last year.
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  So you don't know, you know, they're not a guarantee that,
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  you know, they're going to come in and be, you know, Kansas City
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  or whoever, right. Like, it's, it's one of those
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  things. New England still a mess in my
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  opinion. So Buffalo is dominant.
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  Yeah. But I, I think you can sneak
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  right up under there into like a wild card situation.
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  I don't know if you guys can win the conference, but, you know, I
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  think Buffalo pretty much has that control in regards to being
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  consistent enough to be able to actually win the conference and
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  actually put the product out there on the field.
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  So, but I think you guys could sneak in and be a wild card.
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  I don't. Yeah, I can see it happening if
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  you win games. But the first, to me, the first
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  four games, it tells me how the season is going to go.
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  Do you think too like when it when it comes down to that, do
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  you think the draft class they and I don't know how much you
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  paid attention to it, but do you think they filled spots that
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  they needed to? And do you think with the guys
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  coming in, do you think Aaron Glenn and I agree 100% when it
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  comes to, you know, having a player beat a coach?
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  Because it's just I understand there's different eyes that see
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  different things, but as players, you can kind of relate
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  when they come at you because they're coming at you for a
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  reason because they've been through it.
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  So IA 100% agree. So do you think that they, you
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  know what the guys they brought in, Do you think Aaron Glenn
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  will be able to relate that to Woody and be like, hey, let me
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  handle the XS and OS, you handle the other BS and stay out of my
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  business and let me do my work? It's tough one because we're not
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  in the rooms, but then 2 is not understand our relationship.
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  But from what I know, I don't know if Glenn has that cachet to
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  be able to make demands right now.
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  To me, I think they're going to want to see him win to some
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  level and degree before he comes in with any type of demands,
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  sadly. But, and I also think that's
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  going to play a part where is, or is he still tied to like that
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  old school mentality and schemes or, or is he, is he able to
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  relate to these kids and adapt and, and adapt and implement
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  something that that speaks their language and not so much our
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  language or the language that was before me.
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  These kids now are a little different.
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  You know, I'm saying this at the high school level.
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  I'm saying this at the college level where they're not
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  necessarily it's like going from a dial up to AI, like totally
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  different world, like just unbelievable difference.
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  And they're not necessarily they don't want to back in our day,
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  we had a tight papers, you know, I mean, and now you got AI who
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  can type of paper in 2 minutes, you know, I mean, and just say
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  don't pleasure eyes and then it makes something up for you in 2
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  minutes. So with that being said, can he
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  adapt to that level and get the these new this new generation to
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  buy in? Half of it is going to come with
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  winning, but also if he could create us a fun scheme that that
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  everybody buys into, I think that gets them over the edge.
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  But do you think athletes are softer now today than they were
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  back then? I wouldn't use that term, but I
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  think they're they're more skilled, but they don't they
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  lack the discipline and the fundamentals.
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  So when you have a super athlete, they don't understand
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  the fundamentals of understanding, OK, you know, for
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  me, lining up against a left tackle and looking at his
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  kneecap. OK, I should I shouldn't say
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  softer, but are are are less to take constructive criticism and
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  feel like they're being attacked more instead of taking.
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  But that's where, yeah, well, I think that's where the player
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  coach comes in there because it's easier to receive more from
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  a player side. I don't know, but these days
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  these kids want something that's more relevant.
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  Like what have you done in the last five years?
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  Like are you one of those guys who retired early and then got
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  the job and now you can relate to the struggles that I go
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  through with these that nature. So it's one of those things
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  where my generation and before we was always told to respect
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  your peers, even if you know something better.
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  There's always that that genuine respect these kids today, it's
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  like if I don't buy into it, I'm checking out.
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  I mean, you look at it from the Pittsburgh side, like George
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  Pickens, like even though Arthur Smith is a horrible offensive
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  coordinator, he did a horrible job.
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  I ain't going to say he'll harbor, but he he did a horrible
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  job with like scheming him and put him in different route
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  concepts that can actually allow him to flourish.
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  He threw a temper tantras and he had like some sometimes where
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  you like question it. Now receivers are always Divas,
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  but there's there's control that needs to happen and I just don't
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  think that this generation know how to control their emotions
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  because they growing up in a society that tells them whatever
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  they're feeling is right. We are talking to former Jets,
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  Dolphins and Rams defensive defensive end Quinton Couples.
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  He was a first round draft pick for the New York Jets.
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  I think that year The Jets had three first round draft picks
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  and he was one of them. And and you want you want me to
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  tell you something and I agree with you.
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  I think a lot of players are prima donnas.
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  You watch the NBA, It's enough said.
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  I mean, the LJA, the LeBron James Association has always
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  been a prima Donna sport. Ever since LeBron James is
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  coming to the league. I think the NFL has transitioned
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  into that. I think it hasn't benefited any
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  of the players, but there is a player that was drafted by the
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  New York Giants this past year and fell to the Giants and
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  everybody thought that this guy was the predominant number one
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  pick in any other draft class. But obviously Tennessee needed a
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  quarterback. If they didn't need a
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  quarterback, Abdul Carter would have been the number one pick.
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  He's the best player in this class defensively and, and some
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  people say that he could. He's so talented, he's so
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  athletic. He could probably play some
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  offensive positions as well. Your thoughts to Abdul Carter
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  going to the New York Giants? What type of player should the
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  Giants fans look forward to watching as a Giant fan?
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  He's special and I, I comment later on this whole playing both
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  sides, yeah, he's a special kid man.
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  I think they could be excited about him.
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  But one thing about it, I think they had a great draft overall.
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  I think they probably the first round especially they had a day.
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  They won the first round by far. So to me and then so I think
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  they got a great, great, great pass rusher, great talent.
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  It's hard to say what he's going to do in the NFL even with the
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  athleticism because like I go back to you, like a lot of times
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  people don't realize that no matter how skilled you are, if
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  you're in the wrong scheme, it can go downhill fast.
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  And the thing about him, he's similar to Michael Parson and
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  things that nature like, I don't want them to get too crazy,
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  which New York Giants ain't really like that in regards to.
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  How they pay their defensive lineman, they pretty much pay
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  them straight up. But that whole hybrid now, they
• 20:06
  call it a edge where you drop it in the coverage or you're doing
• 20:09
  everything but rushing the passer.
• 20:12
  As long as he's rushing the passer, I think he's going to be
• 20:14
  great. I think he's going to be all
• 20:15
  right. I would love to see how you
• 20:17
  respond if they haven't like losing seasons because this when
• 20:20
  you really understand the identity of the player when they
• 20:23
  haven't losing season when they slide protection to him, things
• 20:27
  of that nature. That's too much, too much
• 20:30
  familiar with who New York got on a front, but he.
• 20:34
  Dexter Lawrence. Obviously special.
• 20:36
  Yeah, that's nice. You bit for he came from the
• 20:38
  Cowboys, right? Yeah, and Thibodeau, Dexter
• 20:41
  Lawrence was drafted. He he was a draft pick.
• 20:43
  Oh, he's drafted there. Yeah, Ryan Burns was the one
• 20:46
  that was. Trying Caroline, Yeah, Burns,
• 20:47
  who's really sensational his second-half.
• 20:50
  Brian Burns actually had a good second-half.
• 20:52
  The first couple of games Brian Burns did not look really,
• 20:55
  really good. But now you have Burns, he's a
• 20:57
  he's a pro ball player. You have Dexter next to
• 21:00
  Lawrence, who's probably the best defensive tackle in all the
• 21:02
  football, and then you have a guy like Abdul Carter.
• 21:05
  You have Thibodeau. They're still so.
• 21:07
  They stacked. Yes, they could.
• 21:09
  They're trying to kind of get that jet line where they had,
• 21:12
  yes, JPP and all the boys there. Yeah, yeah.
• 21:16
  OK. Justin Todd Kiwanuka yeah, they
• 21:18
  they were the Giants. Yeah.
• 21:21
  OC Human Yor. So yeah, they they they have a
• 21:25
  tremendous amount of talent. You, the Giants have always
• 21:28
  built their team around their defensive line, line and
• 21:30
  linebacker play. And now you you have a guy that
• 21:33
  is a linebacker, an outside linebacker that you could put as
• 21:36
  a defensive end. You can scheme in many different
• 21:38
  ways. He's not just good, He's not
• 21:40
  just good at rushing the quarterback.
• 21:42
  He can actually stop the run. He can he's so athletic.
• 21:45
  The question is how healthy is he going to be?
• 21:47
  Remember, he just got screws put in his ankle.
• 21:50
  I mean, that puts a lot of pressure on his legs and he
• 21:53
  likes, he likes to what they say is he gets very, very, very low
• 21:57
  to the ground and, and, and around the bend.
• 22:00
  So that puts a lot of stress on your legs and your ankles.
• 22:03
  Obviously you are a pass rusher, obviously your defensive
• 22:05
  lineman. What kind of pressure is that
• 22:08
  going to be for a guy that's a rookie who could do anything
• 22:12
  athletically as a defensive lineman?
• 22:15
  And now, obviously with the injuries, could he do what he
• 22:17
  did in Penn State? Yeah, I, I, I believe so.
• 22:22
  I mean, Penn State still power 5 school out.
• 22:25
  If he went to Doctor Anderson, hopefully he did, he'll be real
• 22:29
  good. Because they, you know, it's,
• 22:31
  it's a difference in the surgery when you got, you know, the
• 22:34
  screws in and they got like this met this rubber plate that they
• 22:38
  put in versus the rod, which is the rod is it sucks and it has
• 22:43
  killed a lot of careers. But the rubber plate is flexible
• 22:47
  and it allows your foot to bend and still do the normal operate
• 22:51
  at the mechanical level that it did and the natural with the
• 22:54
  tendon. So I don't think it's going to
• 22:57
  be too much. And when did he have the
• 22:59
  surgery? Right after the season actually
• 23:03
  didn't play in the championship game speed he did he.
• 23:05
  Played in the semi final game against Notre Dame.
• 23:07
  Yes, they. Lost and the lost against Notre
• 23:09
  Dame and then right after the season it was he had the ankle
• 23:12
  surgery and they said they put screws in it.
• 23:14
  So I I don't know anything about it so.
• 23:17
  No, I got screws in mine too I when I had.
• 23:19
  Jabba did too, I think. Right Jabba did fractured my
• 23:22
  tibula at the and one of the preseason games versus the
• 23:26
  Giants. I think it was anyway, yeah, so
• 23:29
  I I don't think it'll be a issue at all.
• 23:33
  Like I said, we had three kind of few the first four games or
• 23:35
  whatever. He has time to heal and with
• 23:38
  advanced science and technology now, you know, surgeries ain't
• 23:41
  the same thing that they used to be.
• 23:43
  So you can hit a lot faster. So I believe you pretty much
• 23:47
  will be all right. It'd be interesting to see how
• 23:50
  he how he respond. But from a past rest of stance,
• 23:53
  it's all about rhythm and and being that he got the name, he
• 23:57
  kind of got the ball in his court and he could dance and and
• 24:00
  do what he need to do. He'd get him, get some sacks,
• 24:03
  and he'd be all right. He didn't have the surgery, by
• 24:06
  the way. Oh, he didn't.
• 24:08
  No, he opted not to. Naturally, he'll.
• 24:13
  I'm pretty sure he had the. Surgery.
• 24:16
  No, he forgot it and then went to participate in his pro day.
• 24:22
  Fish just posted it and then I just looked it up too.
• 24:25
  So he didn't get to surgery. So So what what did he actually
• 24:29
  like break, fracture anything or it was just more like a high
• 24:31
  ankle it. Was a stress fracture a.
• 24:33
  Stress fracture in his right foot and then he.
• 24:35
  Should have had the surgery. They they were thinking they had
• 24:38
  to. Stabilize it like you were
• 24:39
  saying. That's it.
• 24:41
  You have a stress. The only issue that I would have
• 24:43
  on that was that that MetLife is turf.
• 24:45
  So that and it's been known to take some, some, some some guys
• 24:51
  out so. What?
• 24:52
  What's your thoughts on the turf verse natural grass?
• 24:55
  Oh is is there's no competition at all natural gas all day.
• 24:59
  I I really don't understand why we went heavily on turf.
• 25:04
  Best grass I ever played on is in Green Bay and August
• 25:07
  September. It's unbelievable.
• 25:10
  And then second Rogers that game too.
• 25:12
  But like, yeah, so it's it's it's it's not it's UN unmatched.
• 25:18
  Turf is good for maintenance and you don't got to do a lot.
• 25:23
  And then, you know, from a business stance, I understand
• 25:27
  because you know, you can just throw some tart over it or
• 25:29
  whatever, host the a concert, then slap, pull the tart up,
• 25:33
  whatever spray to feel Now you got a football game the next
• 25:35
  day. So the convenience you, you
• 25:37
  know, ticket sales and all that other stuff.
• 25:39
  From a business stance, numbers wise, it makes sense.
• 25:42
  But that natural grass from a football player is unmatched.
• 25:48
  You know, it gives in a little bit, still sturdy enough when
• 25:51
  you plant, it's less maintenance on your joints.
• 25:54
  So I, I would, I would definitely go do grass hands
• 25:59
  down. I've never heard anybody really
• 26:02
  support turf. So what what are your thoughts
• 26:04
  of The Jets draft man Boo in the first round thought of maybe is
• 26:07
  the best offensive lineman, the biggest offensive lineman, Mason
• 26:09
  Taylor in the second round, who's Jason Taylor's son, wife.
• 26:12
  I don't I don't know if you cross paths.
• 26:13
  I know he's with The Jets for a little while, but what are your?
• 26:16
  Thoughts. He came back like once, once or
• 26:18
  twice, but I, I, I really kind of seen him in Miami when I was
• 26:21
  down there for the finishing up my contract.
• 26:25
  I think they, I think like we talked about earlier, I think
• 26:27
  they did good with regards to finding the pieces that they
• 26:31
  needed. But it's, you know, you got a
• 26:34
  long, you got an uphill battle in regards to, you know, with
• 26:37
  the run defense what a 2920 that was at the bottom of the pack.
• 26:40
  It's the odds for carry. On offense, yeah, yeah, yeah.
• 26:44
  So it is going to be interesting to see how to do that, how they
• 26:51
  improve from been at the bottom of the pack to going further.
• 26:55
  And I know they got to kind of see where Justin that.
• 26:57
  So it's going to be a lot of passing to kind of get some data
• 27:01
  on him so that that that should be good or the kid that drafted
• 27:07
  was good, though. He's he's a stud.
• 27:10
  I like to pick and like I said, I like it from a roster move,
• 27:14
  but I don't know his scheme or whether or not that actually
• 27:18
  play out the way it's supposed to.
• 27:20
  It's. Not to tell with the scheme
• 27:21
  right now, they want to make it like a Lions type thing, but the
• 27:23
  Lions never had a mobile quarterback there.
• 27:25
  Even the backups for Jared Goff were not.
• 27:26
  Just correct types and those are like true quarterbacks versus
• 27:32
  Justin, who's an athletic QB. Yeah, so you.
• 27:35
  Expected a little modified from that, yeah.
• 27:38
  Yeah. So you can't compare Lamar to
• 27:40
  like, you know, Sam Donald or somebody like, you know, it's
• 27:44
  just totally different. So it's going to be interesting
• 27:47
  to see and I'm, I'm sure Justin is in here with like trying to
• 27:51
  be a, a pocket QB as well. Yeah.
• 27:56
  Do do you think too like as, as this draft like comes to an end
• 28:01
  and everybody's kind of fitting in and showing up And dude, like
• 28:04
  you coming in as a first round pick, and we've kind of touched
• 28:08
  on this before you as a rookie coming into a clubhouse locker
• 28:13
  room, whatever you want to call it.
• 28:14
  Like what was what was your thought process as as a young
• 28:18
  kid being a first round pick coming into the locker room and
• 28:22
  how you approached it? And you know, your mentality of,
• 28:26
  OK, I'm a young kid, there's vets, do I lean on them?
• 28:29
  You know, obviously there's standards held on me for being a
• 28:33
  first round pick. And what was your mentality
• 28:35
  coming into that? Because there's a lot of kids
• 28:37
  now coming into this profession now completely different than it
• 28:42
  is. You know, what was your
• 28:44
  mentality coming into it And as far as like in in rookie camp
• 28:47
  and then you know, OTAs and all the other stuff.
• 28:50
  Yeah, I I would just suggest that they find somebody that
• 28:54
  they can really bond with in regards to their draft class.
• 28:58
  For me it was a snatch, Damien Harrison.
• 29:01
  So me and him wrote it all the way out even to this day.
• 29:04
  But that's going to be key for the rookies.
• 29:07
  Certain locker rooms have bets that you can lean on but
• 29:13
  majority of the locker rooms you got that like quote UN quote
• 29:16
  earn your keeper whatever. Which is to me is insane that
• 29:20
  you're asking a 23 year old to come in now.
• 29:23
  That you're B25 coming? In and B25 coming in, but still
• 29:27
  even then like you, you talking about leading grown man who's
• 29:30
  been in the league 3 plus years, five years, eight years, it's
• 29:33
  hard. It's going to be hard to win the
• 29:35
  locker room overall, so the best thing you can do is kind of have
• 29:41
  somebody that you can, you know, go out with or have
• 29:46
  conversations with, side conversations with, build that
• 29:49
  relationship, you know, trying to build that brotherhood
• 29:52
  amongst them and then play ball on the field.
• 29:56
  It's going to be difficult for any record to lead it, which is
• 29:58
  really hard, especially when you got guys who wasn't drafted who
• 30:03
  don't really like first rounders.
• 30:05
  You know, because NFL really does a bad job or disservice to
• 30:11
  our rookies because there's no there's no like work on warming
• 30:17
  house warming party. Like there's no, you know, place
• 30:20
  where you kind of like feel welcome.
• 30:22
  It it immediately becomes a business.
• 30:25
  And so you go from college where it's like everybody's together.
• 30:29
  We riding the die. We're going to war together Sid
• 30:32
  to get an NFL and it's you do your 111.
• 30:36
  You got to take care of your family.
• 30:38
  I got to take care of my family. I don't really care if you mess
• 30:40
  up. I don't really care if you do
• 30:41
  it. You know what I mean?
• 30:42
  Like I only care if you mess up. We are in the field and we got
• 30:44
  to run out the practice because you don't know the playbook or
• 30:47
  whatever. But it's not like a genuine
• 30:49
  like, yo, I'm trying to help dial in out of my time there.
• 30:53
  It was only a couple guys that I seen really reached back and
• 30:57
  help the guys, which was Revis, Cromartie, Dave Harris fell in
• 31:04
  love with Demario Davis. And so he kind of like at first
• 31:09
  he was a little shaky, but then they kind of kind of grew
• 31:11
  together. And then Ed Reed came in and he
• 31:14
  was on the tail end of his career.
• 31:17
  So he really balled into like teaching the second day or
• 31:20
  whatever. And I kind of because I had a
• 31:21
  drop in the coverage and stuff like that.
• 31:23
  I used to stay some of that meetings and he kind of taught
• 31:25
  me some technique along with Revis.
• 31:27
  Revis taught me some stuff on on the field.
• 31:29
  So for the most part, you're not going to really find that type
• 31:34
  of, you know, unless it's like one of those guys who's on their
• 31:37
  way out may take you under their wing.
• 31:39
  But even if you look at the structure of how they did the
• 31:42
  draft, like from after the lockout, the old they they made
• 31:46
  the old guys hate the younger guys based off Jamarcus Russell
• 31:51
  situation. And so now we got to, we
• 31:55
  basically the owners fooled them and made them sign a contract
• 31:59
  where we got to prove ourselves for four years and then they can
• 32:02
  franchise us for two more years. So you get 6 years before you
• 32:06
  even have to pay me in the league that's averaged career is
• 32:10
  2.933 years. Like as a as a player, you
• 32:15
  should have never signed that contract and you only use the
• 32:19
  Jamarcus Russell situation. But nobody talks about, hey, if
• 32:22
  I give a kid that's 2223 out of college 80 to $100 million with
• 32:28
  no support and just expect him to be a pro because I filled his
• 32:33
  bank account up with money. What do you think?
• 32:36
  Like you talk about somebody who has zero, they get eighty, $100
• 32:40
  million and it's like, hey, become a pro, be a pro, make
• 32:44
  responsible decisions at 2223 years old.
• 32:48
  OK, but cute. But let me ask you this, though.
• 32:51
  As the game has evolved, the game has changed.
• 32:53
  And I'll too, You got some of these cats coming in with two,
• 32:57
  three, $4 million out of college and they they're, they're happen
• 33:01
  to make these decisions. Do you think that plays a part
• 33:05
  into it where it's like, well, I already got bread in my pocket?
• 33:08
  Well, not yeah, you're going to see a drop off in the in the
• 33:11
  league and I think you and I think you already seen it in the
• 33:13
  NBAI think they said something from the stats or something.
• 33:17
  I ain't correctly accurate on it, but I think that NBA talent
• 33:24
  prospect, not talent prospects, but tryouts.
• 33:27
  Basically, the kids that tried out for the NBA dropped
• 33:31
  tremendously. It's not the NBA, it's the LJA,
• 33:34
  LeBron James Association, just so you.
• 33:37
  Know right so yeah, so I think it's gonna happen in the NFL too
• 33:41
  because the NFL gave us money and marketing.
• 33:46
  I got social media for marketing and I'm having an NRA deal and
• 33:51
  the and the and the cap constantly keeps going up right
• 33:55
  so you can do four to five years, say you have it you can
• 33:58
  play as a COVID year, whatever. You can do four to five years
• 34:02
  and make anywhere between 10 to $20 million.
• 34:06
  There's no need to go to the NFL because because think about it,
• 34:13
  even if you go to the NFL, what you got to do, you got to prove
• 34:15
  yourself for four years before they have to pay you that you
• 34:19
  have to if you get drafted right and then they get the two years
• 34:23
  of franchising you. That's I don't need to go and I
• 34:30
  can still make decent bottom tier NFL money over 4 years and
• 34:37
  the depending where I'm at. So if I'm in a Florida, Texas,
• 34:40
  no state taxes. Now you're talking about more
• 34:44
  income in my pocket. Hopefully invest that.
• 34:47
  I can't stand it. I, I don't, I don't know about
• 34:50
  that. I can't.
• 34:50
  Stand it why they made billions off of us I don't understand why
• 34:55
  we are mad at kids for doing it now when they have made we're
• 34:58
  behind. You know how many like you know
• 35:01
  how many careers of like legends that we could have witnessed,
• 35:07
  but because you couldn't come back home because you're a
• 35:11
  professional athlete, you couldn't come back and Take Me
• 35:13
  Out to eat and just have a. You, you can't now the kids.
• 35:16
  Are making it would have been NCAA violation.
• 35:18
  Dude arched. Or now NCAA violation that would
• 35:21
  have make you you. Basically it was a criminal
• 35:24
  based off society because you took improper benefits.
• 35:28
  They shame you on TV. They shame you in the press and
• 35:32
  you don't have a shot. It's not like there was a school
• 35:35
  outside of D2 or JUCO that was like, hey, you could come over
• 35:38
  here and we're still support you and treat you for your talent.
• 35:42
  Yeah, we, I mean, we would literally get told like if we
• 35:44
  went on the sideline or something, it's like you can't
• 35:46
  talk to them. Like you can't take a picture.
• 35:49
  You can't do this because then it's like you're coerting.
• 35:53
  Them imagine how many kids we have.
• 35:54
  So many stories of people who were super athletes and got
• 35:59
  caught up in at the wrong club or at a party and receiving some
• 36:03
  type of benefits. I mean they had us on chains.
• 36:06
  I was under investigation at North Carolina so I know first
• 36:09
  hand about it. So it's like now the ball is in
• 36:13
  the athletes court now. Now the only thing I hate about
• 36:16
  it now is that and I'm trying to work on something that actually
• 36:19
  helped this. But now that the NINIL is in
• 36:23
  place, there needs to be structure around it because it
• 36:27
  don't make sense now. Because you I can, I can give
• 36:29
  you 10 million and you're going to give it right back to me
• 36:33
  through, you know, every guy got his own jury guy.
• 36:35
  You know, if you go to the Diamond District, you would
• 36:38
  think that, you know, all these people are in competition with
• 36:40
  each other. They're the same family.
• 36:43
  You you think you buy to watch it and to get at this guy that's
• 36:47
  his cousin. It's just different names.
• 36:51
  It's watch key, Raphael and Cole.
• 36:53
  Like you got, you got all these different names, but it's the
• 36:56
  same people. They all are part of the same
• 36:59
  family. They all get the same and they
• 37:01
  trade amongst each other the whole time.
• 37:02
  It's a bunch. So it's like, yeah, but so.
• 37:05
  But now that the kids got it, it's like, hey, let's, let's,
• 37:09
  let's help the kids out and understanding how to actually
• 37:12
  properly manage this money. That's my only issue with it
• 37:15
  because the kids are going to get the money and I'm happy that
• 37:18
  they are getting the money. They're getting the money for
• 37:20
  the people. A lot of people who lost a lot
• 37:22
  of money, a lot of people who lost their career behind people
• 37:26
  wanting to support them and keep them afloat while they was in
• 37:28
  college. And so now that they got that
• 37:30
  opportunity, I just want them to take advantage of it and
• 37:33
  actually keep it and actually make something of it instead of
• 37:35
  just giving it back to them buying unnecessary stuff.
• 37:38
  I'm going to tell you this, I'm watching the Knicks and and
• 37:41
  watching this game. They are the Pistons are a rough
• 37:44
  team and they're brutally rough. I mean I.
• 37:48
  Just you're supposed to be, right?
• 37:49
  I yeah, but I, I've seen Karl Anthony Towns just had an elbow
• 37:53
  right in his chest and, and they didn't call, they didn't call a
• 37:56
  foul. I, we understand he's not the
• 37:58
  guy. It doesn't matter.
• 37:59
  The fact is, is that the the I understand they have home field
• 38:03
  advantage, homecourt advantage, but they're playing rough and,
• 38:06
  and, and to me, the Knicks are going to lose this game.
• 38:09
  I guarantee you the Knicks are going to lose this game.
• 38:11
  They messed up. They had a 10 point at one point
• 38:13
  at 1515 point lead. I just, I can't watch it before
• 38:17
  before we let you go queue because I know you're pretty
• 38:20
  busy. We have I have one more question
• 38:22
  for you. And and it's it's obviously and
• 38:25
  by the way, if anybody doesn't know, we are talking to former
• 38:27
  Jets first round draft pick Quinn Couples, defensive lineman
• 38:32
  four years in the NFL and had a pretty, you know, had a pretty
• 38:35
  good career. I mean, if you think he played
• 38:37
  for three different teams, he played for The Jets, the
• 38:40
  Dolphins and Rams. Speaking of a guy that really
• 38:43
  stood out in the draft is the one guy, ladies and gentlemen,
• 38:46
  that everybody was talking about as a first round draft pick
• 38:49
  falls to the fifth round. Your thoughts to the craziness
• 38:54
  of Shador Sanders? Where, where do we start?
• 38:58
  Well, take take note. OK, so first of all, I think
• 39:01
  that if you ever listen to anybody who actually played in
• 39:03
  football, play football in the NFL, we're all pretty much
• 39:08
  saying the same thing. OK, we want the best for the
• 39:12
  kid, but in regards to business and how he conducted himself
• 39:17
  throughout the process, it, it was a total disaster.
• 39:22
  I was not surprised shot the minute that Dion had his.
• 39:27
  His father, Deion Sanders, has said that he can only go to a
• 39:31
  certain market. I knew it was going to be over
• 39:33
  for him. The kid can play.
• 39:34
  He's not jumping off the board, but he's not the guy.
• 39:38
  Unless he changes, he's not going to survive in the NFL.
• 39:42
  He's going to be in this situation now.
• 39:44
  He has a golden opportunity now, which I think his PR team is
• 39:47
  trying to do. It being that he went to go see
• 39:49
  a high school kid, like the first day I'm getting down
• 39:51
  there. But he he's he's too flashy,
• 39:55
  he's too arrogant. And when I say arrogant, that's
• 39:59
  not to diminish his confidence. So there's a difference between
• 40:02
  confidence. There's a confidence on the
• 40:04
  field. Like I understand this game to a
• 40:06
  point where you can't do it. There's no doubt in my mind that
• 40:09
  Cam waters way more arrogant or confident than he is.
• 40:13
  But how did he approach the process?
• 40:17
  And I think that's the part that he is missing and.
• 40:20
  It's hard to be in his ear because his father is in his ear
• 40:24
  and his father is pretty much a OK and everything that happened.
• 40:29
  I think there was a very humbling lesson that was given.
• 40:34
  And the kid has an opportunity between now and camp to change
• 40:39
  the narrative. You can still be a superstar.
• 40:41
  You can still be a very confident young individual.
• 40:46
  But what he failed to realize is he made no money for the NFL
• 40:51
  like you, and he was talking as if and he had already did
• 40:55
  something in the NFL. He was behaving as if and he was
• 41:00
  already doing something. He had already made money for
• 41:03
  the NFL he was at. He didn't have no leverage.
• 41:07
  He has 0 leverage on the board. Like we can find 10 shooter
• 41:14
  Sanders. Like you're not giving us
• 41:17
  something like you're not giving us something that's eye
• 41:19
  dropping. We can't find 10 Abdul Carter's.
• 41:25
  It's impossible. You know, you can't find 10
• 41:29
  Travis Hunters. It's impossible.
• 41:31
  So we you're not you're not that guy, but you had the opportunity
• 41:35
  to be a first runner. You had the opportunity to be a
• 41:36
  second runner, but. He's a Gremlin, by the way.
• 41:39
  Travis Hunter is Gremlin, just so you know, he's going to be in
• 41:43
  the new movie Gremlins 3. So so you know he's going to
• 41:46
  have a starring role in that movie.
• 41:48
  He's definitely one of the ugliest.
• 41:50
  I just pray that he stay on the defensive.
• 41:53
  Side so do I so do I because offensively he loves to brag.
• 41:56
  By the way, I was at the Heisman Trophy dinner.
• 41:59
  The guy loves to brag about his he's a dual threat and
• 42:02
  everything like that. Why don't you just play one
• 42:04
  position? We all know that Dion came out
• 42:06
  and said that you are a corner, you are an all pro corner.
• 42:10
  So play the corner position and maybe if they fusion spots as an
• 42:13
  offensive wide receiver, maybe they sticky here and sticky
• 42:16
  there. There should no way, no way him
• 42:19
  playing to a double dose and I understand everybody says well,
• 42:23
  that's why he was a second pick in the first round.
• 42:25
  There's no way he should be playing two way bad football.
• 42:27
  I just don't think he's that type of player.
• 42:30
  It'll be a detriment to them. It's never, it has happened
• 42:32
  before, like somebody actually being able to successfully turn
• 42:35
  around and play on the other side of the ball.
• 42:37
  Like it's not, it's so it's not a it's not a thing.
• 42:40
  It's a it's not ability thing. And I think that's the thing
• 42:43
  that that needs to be separated. Like, hey, do you have the
• 42:45
  ability? Absolutely.
• 42:47
  Should you know, like you're not going to get on an NFL field and
• 42:51
  think that you're going to like your routes aren't like that NFL
• 42:56
  style routes. Like you're not capable of
• 42:58
  coming out of breaks and cuts and like you're not going to be
• 43:01
  able to fool a pro defensive back.
• 43:05
  And I think that people like, and I tell people like the PAC
• 43:07
  10 is respected. We we cool.
• 43:10
  So it's a powerful school or whatever, right?
• 43:13
  But it's ACC and SEC been running this thing forever.
• 43:17
  You know Big 10 been running this thing forever, same thing.
• 43:21
  We should do it, right? Should do it.
• 43:22
  Didn't beat nobody but what TCU they end up being under.
• 43:25
  TCU when they lost everybody after their championship.
• 43:27
  And then 500 that year, like you haven't done nothing versus
• 43:30
  somebody for you to hang your hat on.
• 43:32
  I heard Cam say this like you haven't done nothing and I was
• 43:35
  saying it, but he made it sound better like you haven't done
• 43:38
  anything to say. Hey, should do.
• 43:40
  Is the guy Travis? You went out there and think
• 43:44
  about this. Do you think Dion had any type
• 43:47
  of input in regards to making sure that they threw the ball,
• 43:49
  making sure that Travis was the one or two option A?
• 43:52
  100%. So do you think that the NFL
• 43:55
  coaches is going to go into a game plan room and say, hey,
• 43:58
  yeah, we're going to focus on getting Travis the ball?
• 44:01
  Like when I got a Tyreek Hill, when I got Justin Jefferson,
• 44:04
  Like when I have a pro receiver, I don't need to and it may not
• 44:08
  be to that caliber in regards to who's on the roster, but these
• 44:13
  they are that person in that room and that like in that
• 44:16
  locker room, we're not going to just sit out here and play pitch
• 44:20
  and catch with you because of your name.
• 44:22
  He's a all pro DBI think he has the ability to be able to break
• 44:26
  the bank as a defensive back and basically be the number one DB
• 44:32
  that we ever seen that he has the to actually do that that we
• 44:36
  been in the game. Well.
• 44:38
  We really appreciate it. It's a it's a passing league
• 44:41
  now, right, yes, You know, you and you talking about Dion and
• 44:44
  all the other greats that they they used to run the ball.
• 44:47
  You still got Barry runners in that league.
• 44:48
  You still got Emma Smith like you got some dolls in that
• 44:51
  league. That was running the ball,
• 44:52
  running the Rock Marshall fault. You know, different guys that
• 44:55
  was owning the league, running the ball.
• 44:56
  So you had to respect that. Now you're talking about a
• 44:59
  league. Now that's 7075% pass.
• 45:02
  Right. So your numbers can shoot sky
• 45:05
  sky up, you know, just that. That's why it was, that's why
• 45:09
  Shanti came out and was challenging Dion.
• 45:12
  But that's a necessary. But I'm just so you know, Travis
• 45:16
  Hunter is not going to be an all world corner.
• 45:20
  I I think everybody's out of their minds.
• 45:21
  I don't really think he's. You don't think he a corner?
• 45:23
  No, I don't think I think he's highly overrated.
• 45:26
  I, I really do. I, I think he's highly I, I
• 45:30
  would tell you more, but we, we definitely got to go.
• 45:33
  We could talk offline, but I, I will tell you this, Travis
• 45:37
  Hunter is one of the most overrated prospects I've ever
• 45:40
  seen come out of the NFL draft. And I think the Jaguars, they're
• 45:46
  the one organization that I know is going to make, they've always
• 45:49
  made mistakes and they're making a big mistake on this gremlin.
• 45:52
  This guy is going to absolutely hurt this team.
• 45:55
  I'm telling you, he's not a team player and he doesn't work very
• 45:58
  good with team with players. He's had a problem.
• 46:01
  And even when I met him at the Heisman Trophy, the guy was rude
• 46:05
  and and very disrespectful. So I and he has this woman tell
• 46:09
  him what's going on and what's not going on.
• 46:11
  OK, When you he is not taking charge, he's not a person is
• 46:16
  that is a leader. And you can see the difference
• 46:18
  in who he is as a person on and off the field.
• 46:20
  He's got ability. We all know his talents.
• 46:23
  I think he's highly overrated. I think he's highly overrated.
• 46:26
  Highly overrated. Highly overrated.
• 46:28
  I think you hear this. You have the producer.
• 46:31
  Opinion. Hear this, Hear this, Hear this,
• 46:34
  hear this. Seven years.
• 46:36
  He'll be out of the NFL. Travis Hunter, Seven years.
• 46:39
  On his own will or by. But nobody's going to.
• 46:42
  Nobody's going to want to deal with his crap.
• 46:44
  Nobody's going to deal with his seven years.
• 46:47
  This has to be the craziest take.
• 46:48
  Out seven years, seven years, he will be out of the NFL.
• 46:52
  Seven years, seven years, you will be out of the NFL.
• 46:55
  You can book it, buddy. Overrated.
• 46:59
  One of the most overrated defensive backs I've ever seen
• 47:02
  come out of the first round in the draft.
• 47:03
  He's not even the he was not even the best DB in this class.
• 47:08
  He was probably the third. He wasn't the best wide receiver
• 47:11
  in his class, probably the fourth.
• 47:13
  He is one of the most overrated Heisman Trophy winners we've
• 47:18
  ever seen. So.
• 47:19
  I don't think you should have wide Heisman, but Arrow, come
• 47:22
  on. Arrow, I'm telling you, watch.
• 47:24
  Remember I said this. You're going to come back to me
• 47:27
  and you're going to say that guy, that guy is a magician.
• 47:31
  How did he guess this was going? To happen.
• 47:33
  I'm going to come back and say, Arrow, I got you public
• 47:37
  apologies. I got listen, I'm telling you
• 47:40
  there is no way he lasts longer than 7-8 years in the NFL as a
• 47:44
  matter of fact. So think he's highly over.
• 47:47
  Already guaranteed for it. Oh my gosh.
• 47:49
  Yep, this is This is unexpected. I'm so shocked.
• 47:54
  Shocked what? He's not.
• 47:56
  He is not as good as you think he is.
• 47:58
  He really isn't. He's overrated.
• 48:01
  He's just overrated. I, I just, I've seen a lot of
• 48:03
  guys come out of the draft and we thought he was going to be
• 48:06
  good and, and falling off. He is just personality.
• 48:10
  It's his personality that doesn't matter.
• 48:13
  I think ability, no, it's personality.
• 48:15
  It's personality. It's going to hurt him.
• 48:16
  It's going. To hurt him, it's going to get
• 48:18
  him out of the. League.
• 48:19
  Oh yeah, absolutely. Nobody's going to want him.
• 48:20
  Nobody's going to want to deal with that crap in the locker.
• 48:23
  Room 10 interceptions. He's not getting, he's not
• 48:26
  getting 10 year receptions in the NFL.
• 48:29
  First of all, he's skinny as hell.
• 48:30
  He better put some size on him because the guy has the
• 48:33
  skinniest chicken legs I've ever seen as a DB.
• 48:36
  OK, 6 foot one. Yeah, I was stood right next to
• 48:39
  him. Stood right next to him, and
• 48:41
  he's got a tremendous. What happened?
• 48:46
  I know he was. I'm not very tall.
• 48:48
  I'm 510. The guy's 6162.
• 48:51
  But I the guy has no size whatsoever.
• 48:54
  You can squeeze him like a bug. I mean, seriously, he looks like
• 48:57
  a gremlin. I mean, where's the picture?
• 49:00
  Did you find that picture, Fish? You don't.
• 49:01
  Think you don't think they going to put no weight on?
• 49:03
  What happened? No, I, I just, I just think his
• 49:07
  his built is is is. I don't know if he's one.
• 49:10
  Of the skinny but he can still put like 5 lbs.
• 49:13
  How much? I got a 5 lbs.
• 49:15
  He's going to need a lot more than £5.
• 49:17
  He looks like 170 lbs. So good wet too.
• 49:20
  Crazy he would be. He don't need to be too crazy.
• 49:22
  I'm telling you, man, I'm telling you he's so overrated.
• 49:25
  You're going to see so I'm telling you, so overrated.
• 49:29
  One of the most. Overrated only says is based on
• 49:32
  personality. You have a.
• 49:33
  Good. No, no, no, no.
• 49:34
  I watched the play. Who watched him play?
• 49:36
  I I think who's. He been.
• 49:38
  Who? First of all, how many What?
• 49:40
  How many top and wide receivers did he play in the last two
• 49:43
  years? Not many.
• 49:44
  Who's he played against? Let him play against an NFL wide
• 49:47
  receiver that can run a good one.
• 49:50
  Like even a Devante Adams would beat him in the open field.
• 49:53
  I don't think he's going to be able to stop any of the fast and
• 49:56
  more talented guys Tyree kill in the open field.
• 49:59
  Is he going to be able to stop Tyree kill?
• 50:01
  I don't think so. How about Jalen Waddle?
• 50:03
  Is he going to be able to stop Waddle in the open, open field?
• 50:06
  I don't think so. I think he doesn't understand
• 50:08
  how much faster the NFL is from college football, and he's going
• 50:12
  to see. It nobody does it till you get
• 50:14
  out. There Exactly.
• 50:15
  And that's why I think everybody's overrating him.
• 50:18
  He is Ashton Genti. That means everybody is
• 50:21
  overrated. No, no, no, no no no.
• 50:22
  He is overrated because I've watched.
• 50:25
  Nobody else is playing. But here's the thing, Ashton,
• 50:28
  he's the prototypical running back.
• 50:30
  Ashton Genti is. He could catch the ball in the
• 50:32
  backfield. He could beat you North and
• 50:34
  South. He could beat East and West.
• 50:37
  From Alabama, came out with me. Who?
• 50:41
  Richardson. Richardson.
• 50:42
  Yes, Trent Richardson. There's a lot of difference
• 50:45
  between him and Richardson. Richardson.
• 50:47
  Couldn't catch numbers wise I'm talking about.
• 50:49
  I'm talking about catching the ball in the backfield and can do
• 50:52
  things and beat you on the outside.
• 50:54
  I Trent, that's the problem with Trent Richardson is he was more
• 50:59
  of a NS guy. He had one good year in the NFL
• 51:02
  then he got traded for what three first round draft picks
• 51:05
  was one of the biggest mistakes in NFL history And and again,
• 51:09
  Indianapolis probably regrets it.
• 51:11
  I'm sorry. Why was it a mistake?
• 51:13
  Because I just don't think he fit the NFL build.
• 51:16
  He didn't have a lot of speed. Trent Regency coming out of
• 51:18
  Alabama at the time. I didn't like him.
• 51:21
  I didn't like him. I didn't like him from Alabama.
• 51:23
  I didn't like Eddie Lacy either. Fat Eddie Lacy.
• 51:26
  I, I didn't. I didn't think he was going to
• 51:27
  last in the NFL either. Couldn't condition himself.
• 51:30
  Who's your Who's your prototype running back?
• 51:32
  Who's my prototypical running back in the NFL right now?
• 51:36
  Probably Kamar. What's his name again?
• 51:40
  Kamara. Kamara.
• 51:41
  Alvin Kamara. Alvin Kamara.
• 51:44
  Yeah, Alvin Kamara is my pretty typical running back who can
• 51:47
  catch the ball in the backfield and beat you in the inside, in
• 51:50
  the outside you. Like those type of guys.
• 51:52
  I like guys that are athletically gifted, guys that
• 51:54
  can beat you in so many different ways.
• 51:57
  I, I just don't again, I look at somebody like a guy like Hunter.
• 52:02
  I, I don't think he's a bonafide #1 corner and I, he, he's
• 52:06
  definitely on a bona fide #1 or #2 as a wide receiver.
• 52:10
  I, I think he's highly overrated.
• 52:12
  I just think because he's a dual threat, everybody says, Oh my
• 52:15
  God, like Shay Ohtani, oh, he's a good pitcher and he's I, I
• 52:19
  know we've never seen a guy get drafted as A2 dimensional type
• 52:22
  of player. So everybody loves him so.
• 52:24
  He's ADB. He's not a wide receiver.
• 52:25
  I, I agree with. I agree with you, yeah.
• 52:27
  He's a true DB. He's a waste of time if you go
• 52:31
  as a wide receiver. So I just yeah, this this, this
• 52:34
  is you blew my, you blew my hat off of this one.
• 52:38
  Wow. Seven years and seven years.
• 52:40
  OK. I just want to make sure I get
• 52:41
  this right. Seven years.
• 52:42
  He's done. He's done.
• 52:43
  He's overrated. Overrated.
• 52:46
  And you think he's a gremlin? I think he looks like a gremlin.
• 52:49
  Yeah. Look.
• 52:49
  Come on. Look at that face, man.
• 52:50
  Look at the gremlin right next to him.
• 52:52
  It's perfect. It's perfect.
• 52:54
  Look at that. No, it's not.
• 52:56
  He, he looks like a gremlin man. I, I, I'm telling you right now,
• 53:00
  you could take this take to the bank.
• 53:02
  We we document this you. You can document it, stamp it on
• 53:06
  your board that Errol said the guy's not going to last past
• 53:09
  seven years in the NFL. He's such an overrated player.
• 53:12
  I don't know, dude. I get killed on social media.
• 53:14
  But you want to know something? I've said a lot of crazy things
• 53:17
  that came true and I'm going to tell you this right now.
• 53:19
  I'm I'm telling you, he's a bona fide, he's a bona fide loser in
• 53:24
  the NFL. That's what he is.
• 53:25
  Bona fide loser. He's a Dodd.
• 53:28
  Bonifile and Jacksonville. Jackson, Oh, he's.
• 53:30
  Going to even he's going to fail.
• 53:32
  He is going to fail in Jacksonville, buddy.
• 53:35
  Fail in Jacksonville, everybody. Who's in that conference?
• 53:38
  Jacksonville. It's the Titans, Colts.
• 53:41
  Texans. Colts.
• 53:43
  Texans. Yeah.
• 53:44
  In a terrible division. In a terrible division, but the
• 53:47
  NFC. NFC South is terrible.
• 53:49
  Atlanta, Saints, Carolina, Tampa Bay.
• 53:53
  That's the I'm. Telling you, you watch Raj,
• 53:56
  remember? I said.
• 53:56
  Titans. The Titans is straight, they're
• 53:59
  good, and then you got Tetsons. Is they playoff team?
• 54:04
  I, I just, I don't like his attitude and I think players are
• 54:07
  not. Yeah, you don't like the guy
• 54:08
  personally, but that's what I'm saying.
• 54:10
  You can't compare that. I've I've watched his talent, I
• 54:13
  just think he's highly overrated.
• 54:14
  I just don't think he he fits all right.
• 54:18
  We got to go, buddy. But Quentin, keep that in mind.
• 54:21
  Keep keep that in mind. Keep.
• 54:22
  After my mind and and and and. And after the first year?
• 54:27
  After the first year. Four games and they got 2
• 54:29
  interceptions. I want to be.
• 54:31
  Quentin after the first year, first of all, he gets no
• 54:35
  interceptions. This year, None.
• 54:37
  First year, 0 interceptions, zip first one, first one, zip first
• 54:41
  one. Absolutely put it down.
• 54:45
  Put it down 0 immediately. Whatever.
• 54:49
  Zero. That's right. 0 Interception.
• 54:52
  Tell Arrow, just let me pop. Up I got you 0 interceptions you
• 54:57
  marked that one first year no interceptions in his first year
• 55:01
  Remember I said that yeah I'm. Documented.
• 55:04
  Documented, documented. And you could take that to the
• 55:07
  bank, buddy. Anyways, we love you Quint and.
• 55:10
  Love you guys too man. Absolutely.
• 55:13
  And we really appreciate the time as always and and keep up
• 55:16
  the good work my friend. You're doing some good.
• 55:18
  Things, man. Listen, man, you guys are
• 55:20
  killing it, man. Thank you, thank you.
• 55:23
  Talking bald, man. It's good talking to people who
• 55:25
  actually understand the game. Well, we really appreciate that.
• 55:27
  And you can take, just remember, Q's going to remember that
• 55:31
  Hunter is going to be a dud. That's all I'm going to.
• 55:33
  Say it's documented. The folks here, the people
• 55:35
  that's in here, they saw it. They don't pinned it in every
• 55:38
  week. Go.
• 55:38
  Listen when you get a when you go to Dunkin' Donuts.
• 55:41
  Listen, when you go to Dunkin' Donuts and you're ordering those
• 55:44
  little those Munchkins with Jelly Donuts, the Munchkins that
• 55:48
  have Jelly in it and you never get enough Jelly in it, that is
• 55:52
  that is Hunter right there. Travis Hunter is the Jelly that
• 55:56
  never fills the doughnut. That's what he is.
• 55:59
  All right, So I remember that he's he's the Krispy Kreme, the
• 56:03
  Boston cream, and he likes to play with himself too.
• 56:06
  I. Got this put on my calendar 1st
• 56:09
  I might watch. I'm going to watch more Jets in
• 56:11
  big games than however. Travis Hunter interception
• 56:15
  against The Jets confirmed. Oh boy, don't leave.
• 56:19
  Please don't let it be. Oh my gosh, I'm going to be so.
• 56:26
  Oh man. It's not happening.
• 56:28
  It's not happening. Don't worry, Quinton, thank you
• 56:30
  for joining us, bud. Oh God, thank you guys man,
• 56:33
  Thanks too. Quinton couples, ladies and
• 56:36
  gentlemen, I love Quinton and and we have a lot of fun with
• 56:39
  them. But I'm going to tell you this
• 56:41
  right now, Travis Hunter is a dud.
• 56:44
  He's a piece of you know what? Anyways, ladies and gentlemen,
• 56:47
  that's it for her show and analytics.
• 56:50
  Thank you to former NFL player, former Jet first round draft
• 56:55
  pick, Dolphins and Rams defensive end Quinton couples.
• 56:58
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• 57:01
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• 57:13
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• 57:17
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• 57:19
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• 57:21
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• 57:25
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• 57:28
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• 57:32
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• 57:36
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• 57:38
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• 57:41
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