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Nick Underhill Talks Saints QB Room - Off the Bench, My 27, 2025 · Off The Bench

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Speaker 4: Welcome back into our number three a Tuesday edition of
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Off the Bench. Taylor Sharp sitting in for Jacob Hester,
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who is out there at SEC spring meetings. In just
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a couple of minutes, we'll be joined by Nick Underhill
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of New Orleans Dot Football. There's not gonna be any
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blocking in flag football. We just figured that out as well, So, uh,
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no blocking in that. But uh again, I think me
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Elandra Cassie, we all created great flag football teams. Right now,
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speaking of football, want to be joined by Nick Underhill
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of New Orleans Dot Football. Nick, how are you this morning?
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Doing good?
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Speaker 3: Nick?
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Speaker 4: Last segment we were talking about, you know, the Olympic Committee. Okay,
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NFL players playing in flag football. What Saints player are
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we put on the flag football team?
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Speaker 5: A good question? Flag football?
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Speaker 3: Uh man.
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Speaker 5: So, I mean I think part of it is elusiveness.
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You kind of want to go to to like some
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of the quicker guys right away, and I think I
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think that matters, you know, for building the Olympic flag
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football team. Like my first side is Alvin Kamara, but
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like I don't know if he's running by anyone, and
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like the tackle balance doesn't really or contact balance doesn't
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really benefit you. Uh and the thing where they just
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got of got to pull the flag off, you know,
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books is kind of interesting. I think he's still even
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being out there at that first oka, he still looks
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like the fastest guy on the team. If he's losted
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the step, is speeder moving too faster you to be
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able to tell, because like he looks faster than the
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other receivers. But I think he has kind of more
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like straight line speed, and that's one of the reasons
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he's played on the outside more throughout his career and
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hasn't really played a ton in the slot, you know,
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because I think it's kind of more you know, straight
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line sprinter type speed as opposed to like in a
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box qut change the direction type stuff. So I'm not
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sure i'd go with him. That puts us at like
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Alave and Shaheed, I think both of them would be
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good choices. But look, I'm honestly gonna go with with
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with somebody else, and it's a little bit outside the
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box here. I think Alte Taylor might be the guy
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like that. I would want to put the ball in
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his hands in a flag football game. His hips are
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really fluid, he moves really well. You know, he's explosive
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when when you get him kind of like a little
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bit of an alley, can pick up speed really quick.
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I think that's the guy. I would take him on
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the Olympic team, and I will put him on offense,
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and I think I think that he would be a
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difference maker for for our flag football team.
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Speaker 3: I love it.
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Speaker 6: Nick.
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Speaker 4: Speaking of the New Orleans Saints, let's dive into it
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came out late last week. It was after we were
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able to have you on there. So that Jake Hayner.
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It was the oblique injury. He's out for a few weeks. Obviously,
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you talk about the brand new quarterback battle between Hayner,
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Spencer Rattler, Tyler Shock. What does Jake's future look like
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in New Orleans after this news.
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Speaker 5: Yes, it's interesting. I don't think the oblique injury really
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changes anything for Jake Canner. I mean, obviously it's not
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advantageous to have that right now at this point in
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the season, you're trying to compete for a job and everything.
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But I don't think look I mean, realistically, he's not
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in the competition to be the starting quarterback. I think
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we know it's gonna be Rattler Shock, it's not gonna
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be Jake Cayner. I think he is kind of fighting
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for a roster spot right now. But I don't think
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this really puts them too far behind anything. I think
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I think it's gonna take Deckers some time to pick
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stuff up. I think that training camp is when that
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battle is really going to start. Nothing's going to be
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decided right now. We didn't see Decker's throw in the
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last OTA. It was only about an hour long, and
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it was eight throws for Shock, eight throws for Rattler,
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and that was it. But I would imagine that that
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Decker's probably looks kind of similar to Shock right now,
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where things are happening a little bit slower. The ball
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isn't coming out like real fast. It's it's kind of
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looks like a guy learning how to play at this level,
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like kind of getting used to the speed of it,
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and is you know, his his use to the temperature.
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So I don't think he's probably pulling up on Hayter
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right now. And the thing with Hayter is as soon
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as he hits that field in practice, we already know
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he's gonna look amazing, Like he is an amazing looking
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practice player. So any ground loss over missing what is it,
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uh ten practices or something like that. I think he's
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gonna just show up day one and training camp, assuming
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he's ready, go out there and practice, and he's gonna
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remind everyone that, like, hey, like this is a guy
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that that understands things. So I don't think he's losing
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the battle right now. I think it's detrimental to to
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you know, the possibility of him winning that starting job,
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but that was never that was never realistic to me
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as far as.
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Speaker 4: Ota is go as a whole, and like you just
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you guys are only out there for about an hour,
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so I get you're limited on what you can see.
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Are there any standouts out there that maybe call your eye?
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Speaker 2: Nick?
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Speaker 4: You still there?
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Speaker 3: All right?
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Speaker 4: Maybe we've lost Nick Underhill. We will try to reconnect
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with him right there. You know, it's funny he was
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talking about Jay Kyner and that battle between him and
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Hunter Deckers for that QB three spot. Look, Hunter Deckers
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is a guy that can play a little bit. You know,
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we talked about him. It was actually one of one
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of T Bob's last shows. We were talking about Hunter
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Deckers and his potential. He obviously signed with Iowa State
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coming out of high school. He was one of the
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highest ranked quarterback commits that Iowa State ever had. He
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got to start there and did some nice things. Now, ultimately,
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if you remember the big sports gambling issue in college football,
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hunter Deckers was part of that. But before that, he
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was a really nice player out for Iowa State. Right, Nick,
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we are back with you right now. Sorry about that,
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you got cut off a little bit. But going back
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to the previous question, anybody that's made caught your eye
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out there at so far, I mean.
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Speaker 5: Probably the guys that that should I thought Rattler had
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had a really great practice, Like stuff was just happening
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fast and balls coming up quick in rhythm, kind of
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back foot hitting on the three step drop ball out,
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you know, stuff like that where where you kind of
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see the experience of a year. So he was he
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was the main guy I left that practice like really
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kind of you know, excited about seeing what he looked
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like in year two coming into it. But that's kind
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of to be expected.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 5: One guy that really stood out that was surprising to me.
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That wasn't I don't think got my radar at all.
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I don't think he got mentioned in like a single
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off season conversation with with Dante Pettis. He he's playing
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high up in the order. They had this period where
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they split up the field. It was kind of like
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the first team and then the top reserves on one
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end of the field like everybody else at the other end,
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Dante Pettis was on the right end of the field
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with the with the higher rated players, is how I
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put it. And then even in this stuff and on
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steven period he had a nice touch up the sideline. Again,
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it's one day, like it's one day of practice, it's
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an hour. He might not look good in anywhere else,
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but in those sixteen reps we saw on the four
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that he was out there for he looked pretty good
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and he stood out and it looks like just Dutch
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shart wise this early he's ahead above means right now.
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I said of that, not really like anyone that was surprising.
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I think maybe the undercover, low key takeaway here is
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that when the offense goes fifteen to sixteen in a practice,
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maybe there's some secondary concerns a little bit. There's some
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guys missing obviously not out if these practices. Tyron wasn't
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out there for this practice. Jamaira Davis wasn't out there
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for this practice. So I mean there's a couple of guys.
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Quincy Riley still hurt, the rookie Day drafted to compete
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at cornerback, He's still not out there. So I mean
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it's not like a full team thing. There's no pressure,
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nothing like that. But when the offense goes fifteen to
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sixteen with a guy with six starts and a guy
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with zero starts, I mean, I think there's a little
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bit of a commentary on where the defense is as
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so maybe standing out for the wrong reasons right now?
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Is that second?
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Speaker 4: Speaking of the secondary, you know, you drafted Quincy Riley,
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who you just talked about, but you lose Paul's and Adebo.
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You traded Marshall on Lattimore, you know, so you have
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who like McKinstry back from a year ago, and a
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lot of people don't believe that Alonta Taylor is an
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outside corner. So like, in your opinion, if this season
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started today, the outside corners for the Saints like who's
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getting that start.
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Speaker 5: I think it would probably be so in the base.
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My guess would be is that it would probably be
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a Lante and kool Aid out there when they're just
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out there and you know, the four defensive backs on
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the field, and then when they go into like Nickel
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or Dime, I think Alante would probably move into the
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slot and then you'd put I got him out there.
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I can't project Quincy Riley yet because we haven't seen
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him on the field. I have no idea if he's
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if he's going to be ready to play. Maybe it's
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not a Samuel ends up on the team and and
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you know he's not something that's going very good at it,
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like run defense, Like he's done a liability there, So
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maybe you would do it the same way Orlanti on
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the outside, move him to the inside, and then put
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Samuel out there in the situations where you'd be looking
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at like your recovery situations. But I think Alante is
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at his best in that role. Like I think, just
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beyond anything, I think you need to find a way
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to get in there, and I think your defense is
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better if you have him on that inside role. I mean,
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you look back at the beginning of last season, there's
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some of these stats like charting dynamic plays, pressures, quarterback hits,
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like pass breakups, all this stuff, and they put it
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in there and it's the stat like just measuring that,
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like who's impacting the game the most. He was at
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the top of the list on that stuff, and it
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was it was playing the seed of the eye, like
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the blizzing ability, the pressures, like the run defense, the
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tackles for a loss. Like if you put him in
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the slot, I think that he becomes a multifaceted weapon
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and he's somebody that can maybe even be like part
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of the identity of your defense a little bit in
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that role.
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Speaker 3: But you move them to the outside and you get.
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Speaker 5: Those variables where he becomes more boom er bust. I
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think on the inside, where things are tight and there's
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a lot of traffic and there's a lot of players around,
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you can risk a little bit of that boom er
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bust because there's gonna be somebody in close quarters to
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help clean it up and it doesn't really set back
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your defense. You you're able to harvest a lot of the
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positives from a unique player like that. But on the outside,
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you're on a you're on an island. You're isolated. If
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you make the wrong play, you make the wrong read,
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you try to jump something, you get beat like. It
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just kind of takes away from the things that I
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think make him special. So I think they need to
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make it a priority play a long pay in the
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spot stinking.
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Speaker 4: With the secondary. Nick Nick Underhill of New Orleans that
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football joining us right now as far as that safety
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room goes, Look, Tara, Matthew's not getting any younger, you do,
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add uh, Justin Reid in the offseason, But what does
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the depth of that room look like right now? As
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far as the safeties go.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, they got a couple guys. I mean, if Holton
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can take the next step, like, there's a guy there
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that I think even now he's probably fine depths, but
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I think obviously I don't think he chunds him for
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a starting spot and designing and Justin Reed kind of
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kind of tells you that. And then they drafted Sanker two.
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He's somebody that he looks pretty good moving like not
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really not not really seeing any plays yet, can't hit, like,
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but just seeing how he moves out on the field
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that kind of stands out a little bit. There's some
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movement ability there. So there's a couple of young guys
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in the line there that I think can develop a
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little bit, and they're in a good room with two
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like really good leaders with Hiring and Justin Reid. So
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I'm kind of excited to like see what Sanker can
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do just all over the place, like even his special
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teams highlights or they look like special and somebody that
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can maybe make a difference there well well serving possibly
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as like the third guy in that safety rotation. I
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would probably project them right away coming out of the
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draft being a side ahead of Houding. Housing was fighting
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ahead of them right now, but I would assume they
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believe Sankor can overtake that role. So yeah, I mean
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there's some guys there. I think there's not a lot
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of proven commodities behind the top two, but I think
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there's potential. And I mean, really that's what I want
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to see the team doing kind of everywhere, is just
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chase the potential with with young guys, be willing to
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go boom or bust everywhere, be willing, you know, be
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okay with any any kind of outcome, just kind of
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find out what you have and a lot of these
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guys and see where you're at. You know, I do
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think if the Derek Carr thing had happened before free
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agency and you're stuck without a quarterback, I do wonder
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if like Justin Reid's even here, because like his timeline
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doesn't even really sit up with the teams right now.
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I don't think he's like in his eighth season as
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a pro, twenty eight, twenty nine years old. You know,
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I do wonder like how it would have affected their
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whole free agency approach. But I think you're lucky to
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have him because I think he is a good leader.
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I think he's a good presence on this defense over
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the next couple of years as they're trying to grow
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into something else.
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Speaker 4: Nick, want to switch back to the offense here real
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quick to start OTA's you know, one of the the
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big notes that everyone was talking about was Trevor Penning
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at guard on that offensive line. What are your thoughts there?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I've been saying it for like three
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years that I don't know if that's the best spot
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for him. But look, I might not be a reliable
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narrator on Trevor Penning. I thought him playing right tackle
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last year was going to be the thing that brought
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down the team. I didn't think they were gonna be
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able to play him week one. I thought he looked
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really bad during training camp. Then he gets out on
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the field and he's like kind of serviceable. I don't
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think he's good enough. I don't think you played well
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enough to be an answer at tackle for any of
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the thirty two teams. Maybe like a a below James
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Hurst lebble player at that position. But he became okay,
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Like he wasn't he wasn't something that was gonna cost
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him this season or anything like that. You were able
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to get by with him. So I was absolutely wrong there.
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I could be absolutely wrong about the guard thing. I
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like the idea of trying him out at that position.
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I feel like they've already lost on the draft pick.
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I feel like they've lost on the value they traded
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up to get him. He's not a tackle. He's not
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going to be a tackle for this team. So like
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that's already gone, Like he took the l there. But
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if you can get him at guard and he can
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be a serviceable guard, I mean that's that's pulling a
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win out of the lost and if he's okay enough,
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if he's decent enough at that spot, maybe you even
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like resign him and you keep him. I like the
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idea of his athleticism at that position. You know, leagues
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kind of trended towards six seven guards a little bit more.
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You know, Andrews feet was kind of at the forefront
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of that. Those guys are getting bigger and taller, so
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that's playable Chuckshure quarterback, that's not really a problem. And
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you know, if you can get in there and run
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and mall great, I mean, maybe maybe it could play there.
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I just don't know if like inside rush, quick poss
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rush moves it, if that's the thing that helps him succeed.
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I kind of feel like he might lose a little
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bit more at that. But look, I'm not I'm not
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standing on like anything with Cunning. I've been super wrong about,
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you know, my last couple of takes on him. So
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you know, maybe he makes it work. And if he does,
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I would feel really good about this offensive line overall.
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You know, there's a possibility and it should be I
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think I've said this before on here, like I think
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that old line should be a strength of the team.
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I think they should be held to that standard. They
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put way too much into it, and uh, you know,
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if he can play there, I feel I feel pretty
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good about the offensive line overall.
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Speaker 4: Nick, just one more for you, as you were talking
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about Alvin Kamara a little bit earlier, maybe the running
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back depth chart behind Camara, what do you expect that
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to look?
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Speaker 7: Like?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, it's interesting, man. They they had Yarns the ud
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FA on the field, the one to the field with
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with like when they split it up, he was down
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there and Neil was at the other end, which you know,
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it isn't necessarily like rookie es to earn it. Kendrick
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Miller was was down with the top team, So maybe
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it's kind of like a Miller versus Neil thing, and
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Neil has to overcome h Miller to get down to
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that end of the field. Maybe Yarn's just kind of
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viewed more as like the you know, the satellite tight
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back to pass catching back, and maybe he's kind of
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competing for for a different spot on that depth chart
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within the same meeting room. But I kind of I
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kind of expect it. Look I think when all said
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and done, I think I think it's probably alvin In
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and Neil or probably probably the top guys at that position.
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I think that's probably how they they want it to
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work out. It would be great if Kendre Stiller figures
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it all out. You know, I'm still the president of
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the the Kendre Miller Believers Club. I still think he
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has all the talent in the world. I still think that,
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you know, he's just an incredibly gifted player, but learning
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the playbook has been a huge problem for him every
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single year. And now you're changing offenses again, and he
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starts all the way over at the beginning, and maybe
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Joel Thomas and Kellum Moore in Paganetti and all those
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guys working with the run game, like maybe they're the
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ones that get at the click for him, And if
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they do, I think he's probably the second most talented
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back on the team. But it's just kind of reached
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the point after multiple years where it's just like, I
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can't bet on this guy, so I got a bet
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on the other guy, and black Miller proved me wrong.
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Speaker 4: Nick Underhill of New Orleans Dot Football, Nick, thanks so
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much for the time this morning. Man.
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Speaker 5: Yeah sure, go yep.
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Speaker 4: YouTube. There was Nick Underhill of New Orleans that football
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Nick underscore Underhill on Twitter. Look, we were able to
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fight through the uh spotty internet and phone connection. Good
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stuff there from Nick as always. All right, we're going
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to take a time out when we get back. LSU
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announced the jersey retirement of someone that Tiger fans will
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Speaker 4: Welcome back in Tuesday edition of Off the Bench, Taylor
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Sharp here where you're sitting in for Jaco pester Landraville
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Rial Cassi's bazzally along for the ride as well. We
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hope you are also uls you will retire former running
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back Charles Alexander's jersey this coming football season. Charles was
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actually on AFR on Friday. He was revealed the date
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to Matt Moscona. Of course, on after furtherview, the date
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will be the September thirteenth game against Florida in Tigers Stadium.
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No more appropriate game to do it then against those
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hated Florida Gators. Obviously, Alexander becomes the fourth Tiger to
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have his jersey retired. He joins Billy Cannon, Jerry Stoveall,
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and Tommy Casanova. You see the twenty, the twenty one,
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the thirty seven, and now the number four will be
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hanging up on the stadium in Tigers Stadium when Alexander
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left LSU. You know, this was before my time. He
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heard stories of Charles Alexander, and you know how good
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he was. I mean the nickname Alexander the Great, right,
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I mean everybody, everybody loved Charles Alexander when he was here.
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I guess I just didn't realize how good. When Charles
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Alexander left LSHU, he held twenty seven school records. He
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was a two time Heisman Trophy finalist. He's already been
19:27
elected to the Luisiana Sports Hall of Fame, the LSU
19:30
Athletics Hall of Fame, the College Football Hall of Fame.
19:32
He was a twelfth overall pick in the NFL Draft
19:35
in nineteen seventy nine, ironically by the Cincinnati Bengals. He's
19:40
everything you would have wanted and needed in a running
19:44
back at that time, and it makes a lot of
19:45
sense that they're retiring his jersey. His career at LSU,
19:48
he finished with just over four thousand rushing yards. That
19:52
was over fifteen hundred more than lshu's previous career rushing yards. Leaders.
19:57
In that nineteen seventy seven season, he had had one
20:00
six hundred and eighty six rushing yards. He also averaged
20:03
one fifty three point three yards per game. Both of
20:07
those were LSU single season records until twenty fifteen. Both
20:10
of them were surpassed by Leonard Fournette. We know how
20:13
good he was in college when you look at what
20:16
Charles Alexander did here. I mean I mentioned the nineteen
20:18
seventy seven season, but it was more than just that.
20:21
I mean forty total touchdowns in a four year career,
20:24
he averaged four point seven yards per carry sure seventy seven,
20:27
he had seventeen hundred rushing yards seventeen touchdowns. Very next year,
20:32
though he had twelve hundred yards, he had fourteen rushing touchdowns.
20:35
I mean, this wasn't just a flash in the pant
20:37
He catched the ball out of the backfield a little
20:39
bit as well, four hundred career receiving yards. And this
20:41
was a guy that did everything for you in a
20:45
time where LSU's football program it was up and down.
20:48
I mean, you didn't have the consistent winning that you
20:51
do now. I know everyone's gonna say, what do you
20:53
mean consistent winning? We haven't. I get it, but this
20:54
football program is in a lot better shape now than
20:58
it was when Charles Alexander played, and players like him
21:02
is a big reason why. Now when I look at
21:05
jersey retirements, obviously there's four in the stadium. You have
21:09
Billy Cannon, Jerry Stovall, Tommy Casanova, and on September thirteenth,
21:13
Charles Alexander will be your fourth. Who should be next
21:18
in having their jersey retire?
21:20
Speaker 3: Now?
21:20
Speaker 4: The easy answer people are going to come up with
21:23
is Joe Burrow and Jayden Daniels because they both won
21:25
Heisman trophies. Burrow, of course won the Natty as well.
21:29
That's going to happen. LSU is very particular about this.
21:32
They have a waiting period for players to get statues,
21:35
have their jersey retired, you name it. I mean, you
21:38
go look at the LSU roster. Since twenty nineteen season ended,
21:42
no one has worn the number nine. No one is
21:45
currently on the roster wearing the number five. They didn't
21:47
wear five last year. That's something that the team has
21:50
kind of taken upon themselves. No one's going to wear nine,
21:53
no one's going to wear five. Those are going to
21:55
happen in due time. There's just a process as far
21:59
as like as that. I think could potentially hear their
22:03
name called soon, because I mean you look at the
22:05
guys that are getting their jersey. We're done. I mean, hell,
22:08
Charles Alexander at two time Heisman Finals. He played back
22:10
in nineteen seventy seven. It's just now happening for him.
22:13
Jerry Stovall was just a few years ago. I'm twenty eight.
22:16
I was in the stadium when it happened for Tommy Casanova,
22:19
and all of these guys was well after their playing career.
22:23
First one I want to look at is someone a
22:25
little bit more modern? What about Glenn Dorsey? Like he
22:28
was a first round pick, fifth overall by the Kansas
22:32
City Chiefs. He won every single award you could imagine
22:37
his final year here at LSU. He was a consensus
22:41
first team All America and he won in the Girsky,
22:42
he won the lot, he won the Outland, you name it,
22:45
he won it. There was a defensive award or a
22:48
Lineman award, it was given to Glenn Dorsey in two
22:50
thousand and seven. It's funny we were talking about this affair.
22:55
I was talking about it with tbub and Jake a
22:56
couple of weeks ago when they talk about oh, everyone
23:00
says Glen Dorsey's junior year was better than his senior year.
23:03
That's not true. Somebody came up with that, pulled it
23:06
out of their butt and never won rolled with it,
23:08
because Glen Dorsey's junior year was really good sixty four tackles,
23:12
nine tackles for a loss, three sacks. But in that
23:15
two thousand and seven season he was dominant. Even after
23:20
the Auburn game, we know the cheap shot, the chop
23:22
block that they pulled on Glen Dorsey. He wasn't quite
23:24
the same after that injury, but he was still really
23:26
really dominant. Look what Glen Dorsey did in two thousand
23:29
and seven, the year LSU obviously won the national title.
23:33
Sixty nine tackles, thirteen tackles for a loss, seven sacks.
23:38
So in three seasons, Glen Dorsey twenty six tackles for
23:41
a lost thirteen sacks on the interior of the defensive line.
23:45
He was also about three hundred and ten pound defensive town.
23:48
That is dominant. Before or since, I don't believe that
23:53
we have seen a defensive lineman as dominant as Glen Dorsey.
23:57
He was incredible in every aspect of the game. Again,
24:00
he played I mean what that all bring game was
24:03
Week seven, Week eight, somewhere in there. I mean he
24:06
played the back half of that season almost with a
24:08
banged up knee, and he was still dominant. He still
24:10
made an impact. Glen Dorsey is a name that I
24:12
would look at, no question about. But also what about
24:16
Kevin Falk. Look, he's your schools all time leading rusher.
24:19
He was here for four years, eight hundred and fifty
24:25
two yards as a freshman. After that, never less than
24:28
eleven hundred. He finished with forty six rushing touchdowns in
24:31
four years. Also, he was on that team in the
24:35
late nineties that Jerry DeNardo bring back the Magic teams
24:39
four ls. Shoot now, again, they weren't winning a ton,
24:41
not like they are now. But he was kind of
24:43
that first big recruit that LSU was able to pull
24:45
in and say, hey, we can hang with the big boys.
24:48
Can we get this going? That kind of kick started
24:50
LSU into the Nick Saban air and then of course
24:52
Les Miles had oors around Brian Kelly where you are now.
24:56
Kevin Falk was probably the most important recruit during that time. Period,
25:00
forty five hundred rushing yards, forty six rushing touchdowns, five
25:04
point three yards per carry. Also, he had over six
25:07
hundred receiving yards in his career, over five thousand yards
25:12
from scrimmage, fifty total touchdowns. This guy's name should be
25:16
inside Tiger Stadium forever. This is a name that continuously
25:20
gets brought up in terms of, Hey, who's the next
25:22
guy to see his name up there? I think it
25:24
has to be Kevin Faulk. You didn't have the team
25:26
success you probably would have wanted, but Kevin Falk was
25:29
a huge member of that team. He's essentially all you
25:31
had on some of those teams. I mean, back to
25:34
back to back years, twelve hundred yards, eleven hundred, twelve hundred,
25:37
thirteen fifteen and twelve touchdowns. That's incredible. That's good on
25:42
a good team, on a team competing for a national title,
25:44
much less those teams in the late nineties that had
25:46
some good years had some bad years. I think as
25:49
far as the pre two thousands era, Kevin Falk's they
25:53
got to look at. And then if you want to
25:54
go off more recent history, sure, Joe Burrow, Jaden Daniels.
25:58
They're going to get honored in some sort of way.
26:00
They did too much for this school, in this university.
26:03
Glenn Dorsey is a name to keep an eye on
26:05
as well. All right, look, I want to take a
26:07
time albumen we get back Devin snow hold the Mayo
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hopping on with us. We'll recap Memorial Day. He hit
26:13
a milestone on RDNR Day. We'll talk about that as well,
26:15
maybe even get into some WrestleMania. I know Dev's gonna
26:18
have some thoughts about that. That's coming up here on
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Speaker 2: This is off the Bench.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back into a Tuesday edition of Off the Bench.
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Taylor Sharp sitting in for Jacob Heestor, who will be
27:42
back on Friday. Right now. We normally have him on Mondays,
27:45
but Memorial Day kind of pushed everything back. He was
27:48
gracious enough with his time to hop on with us today.
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Devin snow hold the mayo, Dev, How are you today doing?
27:55
Good man? Look a little extended weekend for most of
27:58
us with Memorial Day. I saw your RB and R
28:01
Day yesterday you went out to Blue Oak. Is this right?
28:05
Speaker 6: Is it?
28:05
Speaker 4: Two hundred and sixty three rby and our days?
28:08
Speaker 3: Yeah? And I had just realized yesterday morning that I
28:11
think that's like five years of doing it, So I
28:15
think two hundreds. Look, I don't know, I don't know
28:17
the division, but it's got to be something close to
28:19
five years. I think.
28:20
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure the run you've been on is impressive.
28:24
And you know, I thought about you last week because
28:27
I was watching Jason Josh. I don't know if you've
28:30
seen him on TikTok, the two British guys that have
28:32
been touring around Louisiana. Dude, how the hell did you
28:35
not get the hook up with those guys and collaborate
28:37
with them?
28:38
Speaker 3: Bro, you gott realize, like, none of these these people
28:42
ain't They don't know me like that. You know, I'm saying,
28:43
they're way bigger than this. That's the look. Man, I'm
28:47
I'm Louisiana Golf Coast. These guys come from Britton or
28:51
way ever. You know what I'm saying, Like they never
28:53
heard of me, so don't. I don't blame them, but
28:56
it looks like they had a great time. And you know,
28:59
I'll call it how a suit. I thought they were
29:00
pretty funny, you know, just I think a lot of
29:03
it has to do with the fact that they are
29:04
British and they in such a different surrounding, so it
29:07
is funny. But yeah, man, I don't know. I don't
29:11
know how it didn't happen because I.
29:13
Speaker 4: Was watching the video of them in New Orleans and
29:16
they're like, guys, we need food recommendations, we need this
29:18
and this. I'm like, we need Devin Snow to give
29:20
them a tour of the Big Easy, Like I thought
29:22
that would have been great, bro.
29:23
Speaker 3: I dude, I put a I remember probably like what
29:26
two years ago or something like that. I think I
29:28
dropped and it's the last time I have a drop
29:30
recommendation to anybody that's you know that big. I did
29:33
it with Kay Adams and dude, when I tell you,
29:36
I dropped her ten dangers under her comments and it
29:39
got like thousands of likes. Bro. She wound up going
29:43
to Cafee's mind, like you can't help these people, you
29:45
know what.
29:45
Speaker 4: I yeah, it's like give me recommendations. You give the recommendation,
29:49
they go somewhere else. Feel like, okay, well that's what
29:51
you think.
29:52
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they it's not even like what they think
29:54
of me. It's just like they can't help it. It's
29:57
some of these places that we've know about our whole life,
30:01
like they just learned tourists in you know what I'm saying,
30:04
you can't. I mean the Parkway, and it's not like
30:07
it's bad or anything. It's just like there's so much more.
30:10
You know.
30:11
Speaker 4: That the big news out of New Orleans is unfortunately negative.
30:16
You know I saw this. I guess it was Wednesday
30:18
or Thursday. Whenever it was first announced that WrestleMania is
30:21
pulling out of New Orleans. The ww said they were
30:24
going back to Vegas. Like, I know, you got to
30:26
do the interview with the Rock late at night and
30:28
all that for the promotional thing. What are your thoughts
30:30
on them pulling out this this soon? I mean, it's
30:32
less than a year or.
30:33
Speaker 3: Right, just unbelievably unfortunate, and it's just it's terrible, Bro,
30:41
it really is. Man. I'm still not feeling good about that.
30:45
I just hate how it happened. I hate how it
30:47
happens to New Orleans. You know, it don't happen to
30:49
nowhere else. Yeah, I gee you if they would have
30:52
been going to LA, they wouldn't have pulled out of LA.
30:55
You know what I'm saying. It's just part of what
30:57
we go through.
30:58
Speaker 5: Bro.
30:58
Speaker 3: They will pull a whole refle Mania. We still don't
31:01
have clarity on why we just got to assume that
31:04
it was over some money, you know, and it's just crazy, man,
31:09
so many people are looking forward to that, and uh yeah,
31:12
it's it's very unfortunate, but also like I'm not completely shocked,
31:17
Like this stuff happens to us all the time, dude.
31:19
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, speaking of like the why I was
31:21
reading last night a little bit, and you know, they
31:24
were saying, Oh, we've made so much money in Vegas.
31:26
We don't think we can replicate that in New Orleans.
31:30
We're just going to go back to Vegas to kind
31:32
of you know, save it and get the money back.
31:34
But like, I don't understand how they could be this
31:36
tune deaf, Like the people in New Orleans will show
31:38
up to events like this. I don't I don't realize.
31:41
Speaker 3: Well, it's a smack in the face too, because wrestling
31:46
and combat sports have rooted history in New Orleans. So
31:50
it's like we basically they're saying, bro, we can't about
31:53
this bag so much. We got to eat this bag
31:56
so much, Like they have billions of dollars, this place
32:00
WW is universally bigger than its APPA been, right, and
32:03
they're like, no, we got to eat this bag even more.
32:06
And they just disregard the history in New Orleans for wrestling,
32:10
you know, and it's just it's disgusting, man, it really is.
32:13
You know, I go turn that stuff on last night.
32:15
They got every single match is sponsored by a different company.
32:20
Oh this match is sponsored by cash app. Oh this
32:23
match is sponsored by Snapchat. Bro, go eat a bag
32:26
and go away. Like seriously, bro, Like it's all they
32:29
care about in the money?
32:30
Speaker 4: Well exactly, I was seeing that, Like a couple of
32:33
the promoters are actually from Vegas, so they were like, oh,
32:36
we want to we want to keep the money yet
32:38
a little bit more local. Wait, which is crawd But
32:39
you were you were talking about the combat sports like look,
32:42
Pourier Holloway is coming out. That's gonna be a big
32:44
time UFC event in New Orleans.
32:46
Speaker 3: Like yeah, same people that run not to cut you off,
32:50
but same people that run wrestling, run the US. They
32:53
on the UFC now And going back to the bag
32:58
bag eaters part, go look the tickets for USC man,
33:01
I mean, borrow, ain't nobody loves UFC fore to me, dude,
33:04
And I'm gonna tell you right now. At them ticket
33:05
it's I say, thousands of dollars for this event, and
33:09
I've still yet to pull the trigger on the ticket
33:11
because it's just crazy.
33:14
Speaker 4: Oh dude, I've seen like average ticket price now, I've
33:17
seen like twenty five hundred bucks like per ticket. Like
33:19
it's it's insane, like, but for them to pull out,
33:22
I thought it was kind of weak. But I wanted
33:24
to get your thoughts on this. Aaron Rodgers over the
33:26
weekend had this little Q and a. I don't know
33:28
where it was, doesn't really matter, but there was a
33:30
Saints fan in the crowd saying, Hey, Aaron, would you
33:33
ever consider coming to play for the Black and Gold?
33:35
And he was like, look, you don't have to be
33:37
disrespectful or anything, but uh, absolutely, no way. I have
33:40
no interest in living in Louisiana. Like if you didn't
33:43
want to do that, that's fine. Like you played in
33:44
Green Bay and went to Berkeley, Like those don't seem
33:47
like great spots either. But like, is Aaron Rodgers out
33:50
of options? Is he going to play this year?
33:53
Speaker 3: Well? I think he has a point with not wanting
33:55
to be in Louisiana. You bring that guy down the
33:57
New Orleans Like, I'm telling you, bar, he's gonna wind
33:59
up being a bird the Street, tarrot reata you know
34:01
what I'm saying. Yeah, he's a guy, he's a he's
34:05
a strange fellow. This is a strange place. And no,
34:07
it probably wouldn't work out. He probably getting into the hobbies,
34:10
you know, but who knows. Like I guess the only
34:14
team really left, so maybe pick up Adon Rodges would
34:18
be Pittsburgh, But it's starting to feel like they may
34:20
not so well.
34:22
Speaker 4: The thing is dev like this morning, this made one
34:25
hundred days till the start of the NFL season, Like,
34:29
this guy's not at OTAs, He's not going to be
34:31
a training camp. Like I look at it as I've
34:34
always considered Pittsburgh as one of the more stable organizations
34:37
in the NFL. But like, if Pittsburgh makes this move
34:40
like that just screams dysfunctional to me.
34:42
Speaker 3: Yeah, it doesn't seem very Mike Tom Whin either, Like
34:45
you would think that Mike Tom was probably thinking, like,
34:47
you know what, forget this dude, you know, And maybe
34:50
he's already thought that they moved on. We don't know,
34:53
but I think the whole that the whole like being
34:57
bigger than the team not showing up then, man, that
35:01
stuff is so lame. Now brow like it had its
35:03
little run with a couple guys. Aaron Rodgers late late
35:06
on that man, that stuff's lame. Bro, you don't want
35:10
to show up for the team because Janne Rodgers. All right,
35:14
well we all human at the end of the day, Bro,
35:15
Tom's gonna fly on and people are probably gonna forget
35:18
that you will, you know, Aaron Rodgers, So more power
35:23
to him, but also see him later. We don't want
35:25
him down here anyway. I mean, thanks for asking the
35:27
question as far as the girl that asked it, but
35:29
who can speaking.
35:31
Speaker 4: Of the quarterbacks that are going to be in New
35:33
Orleans Devil Saints question before we get you out of here?
35:36
Saints here underway and OTAs. And it was reported that
35:39
Jay hayneer out with an obleaque. Now he was obviously
35:42
a dark horse to win this starting quarterback spotting everybody.
35:45
Everybody thought of him as the third right, But like,
35:48
is he done in New Orleans?
35:51
Speaker 3: Got it right?
35:53
Speaker 2: People?
35:53
Speaker 4: They like Hunter Deckers.
35:55
Speaker 3: Bo. I'm gonna tell you right now, you want to
35:57
talk about a dark horse Dacca, Yeah, I mean the
36:02
name you know what I'm saying that it's the same
36:05
names as a drill as a power drill. You know
36:07
what I'm saying. Black and Deck are like something about
36:09
this guy just screams that he's gonna he's gonna work
36:12
his tailoff. So yeah, Jake Kam's time. I don't know, man,
36:17
I don't want to be mean, but it just seems
36:19
like we just need to go a different rude. Get
36:22
that last Fresno quarterback out of here, you know, just yeah, yeah, yeah,
36:27
get relieve.
36:27
Speaker 4: Us of that, man, Devin snow hold the Mayo dev
36:32
What you got coming up this week? And RB and
36:33
R day was already yesterday, But what you got on
36:35
the dock?
36:37
Speaker 3: Well, I know, I know in June I got a couple.
36:39
I don't know what I got this week. Saturday, I
36:42
might go fishing again, but hey, you know, I'm gonna
36:44
be at Manning Camp June twenty sixth, twenty eighth. That's
36:47
gonna be fun. Doing a golf tournament with Fletcher mac
36:52
on June eighteenth, and then you know, obviously the UFC stuff.
36:56
My boy Sean King's fighting on July eighteenth, the night
37:00
before UFC three eighteen. He's fighting on Fightpass. I'll be
37:03
at that, and then eventually I'm gonna pull a trick
37:06
on and take it to UFC three eighteen. I'm just
37:08
kind of waiting, you know.
37:09
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, all right, Devin snow holding Mayo. Dev thanks for.
37:13
Speaker 3: Hopping on, all right, brother, take care yep, that was.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back to Off the Bench.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back in Welcome Back. In final segment, Tuesday edition
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of Off the Bench, Tayler Trumper with the Elantra Villary,
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Ali Kessi Spizzally with us Elandra, the Macrone, the Macrone situation.
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You have a video with this show.
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Speaker 8: Wait, I thought we were talking about the publatory one.
38:44
Speaker 4: Oh wait, you know what, I'm an idiot. You were
38:47
talking about the publicatory one. What is the publictory?
38:50
Speaker 8: So the publictory one is well, the McCrone one is
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all over Twitter, you can find that link anywhere. But
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the Publotory one he's talking about he is my weekend loser. Yeah,
39:01
and he's taught because he's like being creepy at this
39:04
point about the Jordan Hudson thing. He's talking about how
39:07
he found her on a fan cam at a Patriots
39:11
game back in like twenty twenty one, and like this
39:15
is the video that made me make him the weekend loser.
39:19
So y'all could just let me know. I feel like
39:21
he's doing entirely too much and it's getting borderline weird.
39:25
And like stocker ish, but that's probably a stretch.
39:28
Speaker 7: But here it is, Oh buildings, How do I prove
39:31
what I had been told, which is that she was
39:33
around Jillette Stadium November twenty twenty one.
39:36
Speaker 2: There is a thing called a fan cam.
39:39
Speaker 4: You're familiar, yeah, so you can, I believe.
39:42
Speaker 1: But a fancam you can put in your seat, like
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your ticket number and your row and everything at a
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certain game and it'll show you that section on camera,
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so you can find yourself as a fan in the
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crowd at the game that.
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Speaker 2: You going back like like you can. I don't know,
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I don't know how far back it does.
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Speaker 7: Turns out he's going to find it on December fourteenth,
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twenty fourteen. What I didn't realize is that this was
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a whole searchable thing with like high definition cameras everywhere.
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We could zoom into any the Panopticon. After exhaustive searching
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of the Patriots fan cam database.
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Speaker 4: Is where it ward a hobby?
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Speaker 7: Sorry, I keep finding it was the Sunday November twenty eighth,
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twenty twenty one, when the Tennessee Titans visited the New
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England Patriots.
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Speaker 2: This is like when David Blaine, like eats a thing
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of glass where you're like, what, how did you do that?
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Speaker 8: What's the slight of him?
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Speaker 2: No, you know what I did. I just did it. Yeah,
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I actually did that thing, the thing that you're like,
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no one would do that. I did it. Oh my god, stop,
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it's zoomed way in. We are way zoomed in on
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this fan cam.
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Speaker 4: There's so many bad sure is the entire is Jordan.
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Speaker 1: This is November when twenty eighth.
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Speaker 2: Twenty eighth, twenty twenty one.
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Speaker 7: It's the Patriots thirty six thirteen win over the Tennessee Titans.
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Bill Belichick has a row of seats out right beneath
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the overhang in Gillett Stadium. And what I had to
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do was scroll endlessly through Jillette Stadium's fan cams.
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Speaker 2: You're telling me that you just went through it.
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Speaker 1: You knew the section, but not the day Like that.
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Speaker 8: Is so insane, Like he who wears enough to like
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go through all that? It's crazy butt.
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Speaker 4: Jowl Hudson went to a football game.
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Speaker 8: Yeah. My whole point about that though, is that like
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it's weird. Yeah, it's weird to have that much time
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on your hands too, to look through every single.
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Speaker 4: You saw the the.
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Speaker 8: Zoom out of it. It's the entire stadium full of people.
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Speaker 4: I don't know. I think it's getting weird. But like
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I get that there's some people that like have nothing
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else to do, like the like the guy with the
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pope right finding him in the crowd, but like public
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Tori is like national sports writer, and this is what
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you were devoting your time to. Like I'm thinking maybe
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Pablo's trying to like ride the Bill Belichick train all
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the way to the top, kind of like Brian Windhorse
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did with with Lebron James and Windhors has been great
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since them. But I mean that's that's kind of how
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Windhors rose to prominence was because of that.
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Speaker 8: But uh, but to like hyper focused on Jordan Hudson,
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it's so weird. And I know that, Like we talked
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about it and stuff, but we didn't take it that far.
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Speaker 4: No, it's it's it's odd. Okay, Look, before we get
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out of here, we got a few minutes, let's do
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a few ask the bench questions. We actually have quite
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a few. Ask the bench. Favorite summer movie' The Sandlot's
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pretty damn good. As far as summer movies, I don't
42:33
know what classified like a movie that takes place during
42:35
the summer, because like I think of Days That Confused
42:39
as a summer movie, because I mean it's it's the
42:42
last day of school they get out. All that Days
42:44
of Confused would be one. Mine would be Sandlot for sure.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, Silt's a good one.
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Speaker 4: I don't I can't think of one. Ask the bench.
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Favorite breakfast food pancakes? I mean yeah, I mean, do
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you guy?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Like, is there is there a wrong answer here? Yeah?
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Speaker 6: Bacon?
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Speaker 4: But all of these options, like is there any bad
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answer here? Ask the bench. Will the laundry be doing
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a Willem Defoux movie marathon this week?
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Speaker 6: Maybe? Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Which one we saw? One is pretty good? I have
43:12
yet to see, Like it's pretty good. I've heard it's great.
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That's the one that's like black and white, right Pattinson? Yeah,
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and they're like in a lighthouse. Yeah. Ask the bench.
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Favorite brand of Mayo. I like Blue Plate. I don't
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know a lot of people say Duke's Mayo. I'm a
43:25
I'm a blue Plate person. Ask the bench. Are you
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gonna see Mission Impossible Final Reckoning? I want to This
43:32
is the last one, you know, Mission Impossibles made like
43:36
twenty five movies. Haven't been able to keep up with
43:38
all of them. I know Jake loves the Mission Impossibles.
43:41
I've seen like through four, and the ones i've seen
43:43
are all really really good, So yeah, it's not that good.
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But I don't know the Final Reckoning, Yeah I haven't.
43:49
I haven't heard anything about it. I just I don't know.
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I'll break. I'll break watch it just because it's the
43:53
final one. Ask the bench, Bagel, donut or biscuit'sco it?
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Speaker 8: Okay, although I do love a bagel, I'm.
44:06
Speaker 4: Gonna go donut. I just like sweets. I'm too big
44:08
on the sweets. That's a that's a that's a problem
44:10
for me. Sweets. Whether it's drinks and then like sour drinks,
44:13
it's weird. Are those are kind of my my two
44:16
right there? Ask the bench favorite Mission Impossible movie? The
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original Mission Impossible, the just the first Mission Impossible. Nothing
44:25
beats that the first time you hear that Mission Impossible music.
44:28
I think that it is incredible. Mission Impossible three I
44:31
really like as well. But uh, those are those are
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probably the top two for me. I've only seen the
44:37
first one. Okay, well, we know her favorite. Ask the
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bench favorite current pro wrestler. Now I'm gonna switch it
44:46
to for a laundry. She's a UFC fan, favorite current
44:48
UFC fighter.
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Speaker 8: I really like Ilia Tuporia right now. Obviously I love
44:54
Dustin Poorier, but he's retiring, so for like up and
44:58
coming and right now, I love Ilia Tuporia and I
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love it is between him and I like I love Patty.
45:06
Speaker 4: The Batty, Patty pimblete.
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Speaker 8: Is He's definitely it's it's a tie between him and
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Ilia because I think Ilia is bringing a lot of
45:14
fun and excitement to the sport.
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Speaker 4: Pisode is Patty. So I love both of them. Did
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we ever play the video? I know we talked about it.
45:20
Do we ever play the video of Patty Pimblet training
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the Marines on jiu jitsu? So like a lot of people, like,
45:26
you know, they talk about Patty, Oh, you know, he
45:27
didn't care. You know, he's he's never in shape when
45:30
it's outside of fighting. You know, everybody kind of kind
45:32
of laughs about it. Like Patty Pimblet went up there
45:34
and was teaching these marines, like you know, the basics
45:37
of jiu jitsu, ten of them in a row, I mean,
45:39
back to back to back Patty stayed on the mat
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and my guys, like jiu jitsu is hard. He gets
45:43
up there easily submits all ten of these guys and
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like they're fresh. He's been out there fighting. I mean
45:49
one jiu jitsu match could take three or four minutes.
45:51
I mean that's two and a half UFC fights right there,
45:54
and I mean he just he kept going and going
45:56
and going like it was. It was really impressive. As
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far as favorite current wrestler, I really only know Roman
46:01
Raine and I'm going to go with Roman Raines. It's
46:02
like the only wrestler I now not a big wrestling
46:05
fan here at Cody Rhodes is a big name now.
46:06
I think that's that's a big name now. So we'll
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go with those two. All right, Look, that's going to
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do it. For a Tuesday edition of Off the Bench,
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We're jammed back today broke down a lot of LSU
46:16
baseball pretty much the first hour of the show. We
46:19
did it DISLOSU football as well. Chris Phillips with sec Unfiltered,
46:23
hopped on to preview the upcoming NCAA baseball tournament. We
46:28
created our own flag football teams. Now the NFL players
46:30
might be able to compete in the Olympics. Nick Underhill
46:33
of New Orleans Dot Football Devin Snow hopped on because
46:36
we kind of wanted to do a little combining a
46:37
normal Monday show with a normal Tuesday show. So thanks
46:41
to all the guests that we're able to hop one
46:44
today that's going to do it for a Tuesday edition
46:46
of OTB. I'm back today, tomorrow and Thursday. Stay tuned.
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That's coming up off the bench.