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Where will the Giants and Jets draft in the NFL Draft? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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What a day. What a powerhouse ladies and
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gentlemen, talking about powerhouses.
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This guy has never been on a show and probably is a little
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worried because he's seen a little bit of our takes and our
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personalities. But don't you be worried my
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friend as we are now talking to former 10 year defensive tackle,
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the one they call Haynesworth Albert.
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Haynesworth, Albert. What's up, buddy?
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Oh, not much. What's going on?
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The guy What's going on, man? Not much key, What about you?
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I'm slow man, everything coach on this end.
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Kosher. I like that.
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And you celebrate Passover over there.
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How cute is that? Anything over there?
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I don't know. Anyways, you know, Albert,
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you've had an unbelievable career And and I we will get
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into it. We'll get into the NFL draft
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because the Giants made a move that people are probably shaking
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their heads. Why would they move away from
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the best or one of the best nose tackles in all the football?
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But that's a whole nother story. But Albert, your guy that has
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been very successful in a league that's very challenging and and
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you have to play at a high level.
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The average NFL player only plays three to four years in the
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NFL. You play 10 years in the NFL,
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which that says a lot about you. You got a big contract from the
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Washington Commanders. Tell us a little bit about your
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career and your journey to the NFL.
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What a career. I mean, like I started playing
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football when I was six years old and my mom said one day I
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was probably like, you know, 8 or 9 or something like that.
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Instead, I was watching a game and it's just like I turned
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around and it's like, hey, I'm going to do that and then turn
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back around and finish watching the game, which I don't remember
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really watching many NFL games or, or games period because I
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didn't like to watch them. Once I got a little older, I
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like to I like to play it. So I don't know like that, you
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know, I I grew up in Hartsfield, South Carolina, so I played
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Little League and and, you know, junior high, you know, high
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school. Then, of course, went to the
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University of Tennessee, you know, had had a good time there.
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Amazing, amazing contacts. Somebody still keep in contact
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regularly as Coach Fulmer. And then, yeah, then you know,
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then I declared for the draft early and ended up at the Titans
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and we had a great team. So you're a big man, you're 6/6
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as a player, you were 66300 and 35 lbs.
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You pushed around people, you knock people around and you
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pretty much pushed offensive lines over your career.
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When you look at the game now and you look at the transition
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of the speed of the game and you look at these offensive
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lineman's that they're combines, they're running 4 nines.
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And I think there's there was an offensive lineman this year that
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ran a 48. And you look at the athletic
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gifts that these kids have. What are your thoughts when you
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watch these guys run their combine when you were running
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your combine 15 years ago? You know, honestly, it don't, it
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doesn't really matter to be honest.
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Like numbers. I mean, you can, you can put up
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numbers like Tarzan, but then play like Jane.
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So it don't it don't really matter what what you're running.
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I mean, it's, it's good. It's good and great, but like
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when you're when you're lined up one-on-one against somebody, I
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mean, that's, that's where it's going to really stand out.
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And, and you know, just the things that we did at Tennessee,
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we didn't really care about what the offense did.
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We're going to run our we're going to run our defense and we
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dare you to stop it. So they just had to figure out,
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you know, how to deal with things.
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So Jeff Fisher, you obviously coach, played with him for him
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for a while. He always one of the most
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interesting coaches. I went to the Rams too, and now
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he's a very outspoken on social media now, kind of like trolling
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things and stuff like that. What was he like as a coach on
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the field and off the field? I mean, he was, he was cool.
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He's pretty much like he was on the field.
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I mean, you know, kind of like make jokes and things like that.
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But it was really more like Jeff didn't really have a whole lot
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to do with our defense, to be honest.
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It was really Jim Schwartz that control, of course, control the
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defense and then getting with, you know, a lot of input with
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his with Jim Washburn Rd. line coach.
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So he's the one that really kind of like like showed like, hey,
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let my guys just do this and then we're going to we'll we'll
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we'll control the line and then everything else it'll play it
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for itself. I mean, we only ran like, I
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mean, I think we ran 22 plays. I mean, it was like hot, which
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is almost like a passing down for us or pass, pass rush for us
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or over. And then mostly, mostly we just
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ran hot. It was just like, oh, you don't
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want to run a game on 1st and 10, you know, so just be smart.
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But I can line up pretty much where I wanted to line up and do
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what I wanted to. So I mean, that's why you saw so
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much success with Jim Schwartz, you know, in these these last
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years. I mean, you look at he got a guy
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that has the most sax in NFL history, you know, in one
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season. Miles Garrett, you know, I mean,
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can't forget about Jim Schwartz. I mean, he let him.
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He let him. And you probably asked Miles
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Garrett about that. He let him.
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He put him in the right position and just like, hey, go do your
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thing. And he did.
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Yeah, Big, I'll talk a little bit more about that because now
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we're seeing a lot of defenses go into this, you know, 425,
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which is pretty much, pretty much nickel for us, but they're
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changing all these defensive front.
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I kind of came up on the back end of that mentality error that
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you you you guys pioneered with just lining up in ball.
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And I think that's a huge learning curve for a lot of
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these rookies that's coming in and sometimes the bets as well,
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because they never get that coaching where they understand
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the technique of being a defensive lineman and the
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success that they can have with having a technique versus coming
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up with all these different schemes and trying to get, you
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know, one-on-one matches. So talk a little bit about like,
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you know, that transit, that mindset, that technique and
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different things that goes into, you know, being the dominant
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defensive player. Well, that was like, I mean,
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honestly, that was like Jim Swartz, you know, before he
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started because we would put in, you know, on Thursday, we'll put
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in his blitz package. I mean, it's all these blitzes,
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new blitzes for this team. And you know, you drawing all
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these squiggly lines going here and there and we're like, you
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know, we'll be tricking out the tricking the team.
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And then he even like realized he told me he was just like,
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hell, I just just made it more simple, just like, forget about
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all that stuff. Hey, you guys control the front,
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you know, like, and, and then like you had a great course
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relationship with Keith Bullock, which, you know, still one of my
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best friends today. And he was just like, whatever
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gap you go in, just stay in that gap.
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Even if you're in the wrong gap, you stay in that gap and I'll
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cover the I'll cover your backside, you know, and I'm just
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like, all right. And then sometimes it'll be
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like, I don't even know what gap he went in.
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He just crushed the whole thing down.
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I just, I just, you know, I just try to fill in or something like
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that. Because he was just like, man,
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I, I went from like 150 a 170 tackles, you know, a year down
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to like 100. And he's, I mean, he's a big
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film guy. What, what in the world am I
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doing? Like, how's my production going
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down? And he started watching us up
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front. And so he, you know, of course
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helped with that too, just like, Hey, let us eat.
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And you know, ain't nobody holding up no guard or tackle
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for nobody. Like we're all we're all just
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going. And because Schwartz used to be
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that want to outsmart the offense, you know, of the other
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team and all this stuff. And then he finally just like,
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forget all that. So that's when we had our
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defensive runs in me and the the top defense, you know, in the in
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the NFL is because we just made the game simple.
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You look at you look at the days now, like, I mean, all these
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guys having to think they got this play off the running back
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motions over or this receiver motions over.
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You got to do this. And then like, how in the world
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are you playing supposed to get off the ball?
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And you know, and you're thinking like, Oh my God, just
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got this motion this way, so let's change my place to this.
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I. Mean like you just take you take
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in the like the natural talent out of the game and you blowing
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your guy down. I mean, you, you're putting a,
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you're putting a plow on a racehorse.
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You know, I mean, just let those guys run up front.
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And I mean, it would be. He'll be incredible, right?
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We are talking to former 10 year defensive tackle Albert
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Hainsworth. He played for the Titans, the
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Commanders, the Patriots, the Buccaneers from 2002 to 2011.
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Albert, the game, like we, we were saying it's changed and
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there have been successful players at the, the defensive
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tackle position, successful players at the defensive end
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position. And we've seen the transition.
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And I, I, I could say this, Jim Schwartz is one of the best
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defensive coordinators in the NFL.
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Now. I don't know if he's, he's, he's
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a good coach. He had his chance over there
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with the Lions. I think he deserves another
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chance and to see if he can be successful as a head coach.
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I thought he got robbed with the Browns job.
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I I think he should have been offered the job or even been
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interviewed the right way for that job after what they did
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this year with Miles Garrett. I look at the NFL and everybody
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looks at the NFL draft and everybody says these guys,
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they're the future. If you're if you're a top ten
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pick, you're going to be more than likely there's a
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possibility you could be an all pro player.
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But we have seen a lot of players come through the New
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York Jets. I am a Jets fan.
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I've watched The Jets year in and year out draft top 10 picks
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and most of them have failed. Failed.
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And now we got the Giants. The Giants make a trade for
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Dexter. They traded Dexter Lawrence, the
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bet I would, I would argue the best nose tackle in the NFL last
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year. He wasn't healthy, but he still
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played. He still got double teams.
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He still was, to me, still an elite player.
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Why do you think Brian Burns had the season that he had Because
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of Dexter Lawrence being double teamed and they trade him for a
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10th pick Now Giant fans sitting here and saying we could get a
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star at #10A future and we've saved $13 million.
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But you just lost an All pro player, a player that was your
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best player on your defense. He was the, I guess, the
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guardian Angel of the New York Giants defense.
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And you just moved in because Joe Shane doesn't know what he's
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doing. He attacked Joe Shane on and off
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the field because of what he did with Sequon Barkley and what he
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did with Leonard Williams. Both guys leave the organization
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and win Super Bowls and became All pro players.
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So the Giants are doing something wrong and now they
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move their best player of the last five seasons.
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You can argue him and Saquon Barkley were by far their best
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players for a 10th pick. Now when you look at this move
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and you're not a Giant fan, but you're you're a player.
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Do you understand the position and how how he dominated the
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position for the last three seasons except last year because
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of his injury? Would you have made this trade,
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yes or no? So this is this is coming into,
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I mean, this is a a different thing and this is what what fans
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got to realize. Like this is a business, right?
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I mean, this is a business at the end of the day, it's a
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business decision. So for them, it sounds like
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they're more in a rebuild kind of stage.
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So they got a they got a, they got a, a great tackle.
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But do you want to have that great tackle, go through all
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this rebuilding and kind of get used up?
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Or can you, you know, trade him and get a temp that can be a
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first round pick and then like be able to have young guys
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that's going to fit in. I mean Start learning and
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fitting in and like, you know, be able to hopefully be able to
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contribute down the road and be maybe that, you know, that solid
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like giants guy, you know, that can make the ring and stuff like
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that. You know what I mean?
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Like, but if they're not, they're not what they're saying
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is basically they're not contenders right now.
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So they're kind of in a rebuild phase.
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And so let's bring in a bunch of young guys and grow the team.
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I mean, that's that's their idea.
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Now. If you look at you look at
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teams, let's see you like who's who's like the Eagles, You know,
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they would take probably a guy like that or you take, I mean
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teams that's on the cusp, like say the 49ers, you know, you
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know, you're going to you're going to like make trades like
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that because it's time for you to win now, you know, and and
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that's, I mean, that's kind of their mindset, Like, Hey, this
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is what I'm going to give up. I'm going to give up a first
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round because a young guy on the 10th pick that's going to be
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probably not as likely. I mean, yes, he's going to
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start, but is he going to be a gangbuster?
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Is he going to be like rookie of the year?
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Probably not. Like the odds are completely
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against you. So I'd rather give me a
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established veteran that could dominate immediately and and
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bring them on my team. I mean, it's a gamble, but I'm
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trying to win now, you know, instead of being like,
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rebuilding. I know I I will say this.
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If you listen to John Harbaugh in his speech when he was there,
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when he was introduced as the New York Giants head coach, he
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pretty much went up there and said we're not rebuilding.
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We plan to win. That's what we're we're there,
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we're we're planning to win this year.
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We're going to go out there, we got a quarterback, we got this,
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we got that. He brings in three offensive
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coordinators, which makes no sense.
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One that's going to run the wide receivers, one that's going to
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ride run the the running backs and the other one that's going
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to be calling some of the plays, but they're going to run it
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through one guy to the other, which makes no sense.
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It's very jet lag. One guy that was just fired as
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your team's head coach. It makes no sense.
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None of it makes sense at all. How he is going to structure
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this offense. But you know what?
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We we, we have this player, this kind of player right here who
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can still provide for us that talented defense that they were
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one of the best defenses in the league last year.
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They were, they were an elite defense and he wasn't even 100%
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healthy. Now with this, they could be a
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playoff team this year. The, the NFC is interesting, but
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they're in a division. We don't know what Washington's
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going to be. We don't we don't know what the
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Cowboys are going to be. We never know.
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And then Philadelphia, A.J. Brown could be a Patriot and
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this team could be different. I mean, personality wise, Saquon
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wasn't the same player he was the year before because they
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didn't run the ball. They still have the idiot coach
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there. I, I root on the Eagles.
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So I, I, I'm, they're my other team.
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So I, I know all about it. The nonsense that goes on in
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that locker room, I mean, the Giants could make the playoffs
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and they had a chance to do that with an elite play like that.
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I agree with you. You get what you can for them
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and it's a 10th pick. But those picks don't mean
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nothing. You said it yourself, they could
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do all those things at the combine.
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They look great. They interview, right?
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But when you step on an NFL football field, it's different.
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It's faster, it's better. I mean, it's it's more motion.
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I mean, there's a lot of things that you don't see in college
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that you see in the NFL. No, I mean 100% right.
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It's it's a bunch of like what ifs, what ifs, you know, I mean
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like what coach? But you got to say like what
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coach is going to come in and say, Oh yeah, we're rebuilding,
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you know, no, you're right. No coaches.
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Aaron Glenn. Aaron Glenn said it.
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Before, after the first time? Yeah, first time.
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Just. Got to the what he's at he's at
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The Jets. I mean like Held, thank you.
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Thank you for rebuilding since the Joe Namer and also.
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Thank you, Albert. Yeah.
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Thank you so very much. Don't worry at Carter Q, they're
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gonna make the playoffs this year.
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Yeah, they're going this year. They'll make it this year, yeah.
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Who is that? The Jets, Yeah.
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Yeah, I believe in the. Easter Bunny I.
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Believe in the Easter Bunny. I've seen it.
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I've seen in the wild card Jets team that I've ever seen before.
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I could tell you that, yeah, like he's he's definitely the
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right guy. I mean, he just got to have a
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make sure he has a great offensive mind behind him, you
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know, to to help push that offense.
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Which has been a struggle for The Jets for the last at least 5
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to 10 years. Like just no offensive mindset
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at all. Strictly defense.
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So you just you win championships or games on
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defense, but you got to put some force on the board.
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I mean, eventually the defense is going to break if you keep
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doing 3 and out, three and out, three and out.
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I mean, we are you could be good, but you're not robots.
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Q Yeah. Q Did you?
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Did you see who they brought in as their offensive coordinator?
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Are you going to tell me? OK, all right, Because I, I
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don't even know who he is, all right?
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I, I, they brought in a no name offensive coordinator, a guy
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that really is not one of those elite guys that's going to help
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you, is going to run your offense and you're going to
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believe, hey, you take care of the offense and I'll take care
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of the defense and we can win. There is nothing that tells me
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right now with the New York Jets and we have Geno Smith, all
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right? And I'm not saying Geno is not
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good and put in the right position.
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Geno could be good. I he's not.
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By the way, I love Aaron Glenn. He's one of my favorite players
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growing up. But here's my take on it.
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Aaron Glenn had the nerve over the last couple of weeks to go
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out there and say that Geno Smith is going to take us to the
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promised land. I I'm sorry, I almost, I almost
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regurgitated when he said that. Regurgitated.
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This is the guy we drafted in the second round.
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The Jets parted ways with him because he got knocked out by
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his linebacker because he didn't pay him for a bet or a card
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game. I made no sense.
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And this is what we're going to bring back to our quarterback.
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Period. It was an appearance.
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See, we're not going to spread in there.
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I'm sorry, I'm sorry. One of his camps and I'm.
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Sorry. Had nothing to do with the card
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game, had nothing to do with that.
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Next she know didn't pull up to one of his events.
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He OK and then Gino didn't want to pay the money back after not
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showing so that's how they got into it.
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No, how wonderful. And then he gets knocked down,
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he gets a broken jaw. And then we see the end of Gino
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Smith's whole career with the New York Jets and he goes to the
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Giants. He takes Eli Manning's position,
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doesn't work. Ben McAdoo sayonara.
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And then he goes for, he jumps from one team to another and.
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Finally, how to place his greatest?
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Yes, yes, in his Seattle career over there with Pete Carroll was
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pretty good. He.
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Was pretty good, pretty good offensive mind.
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Pete Carroll is not an offensive mind.
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That's. What I'm saying better than what
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he had, Yeah. Who?
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Who is the offense? He had.
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Who did he have before he? Who was the offensive?
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Could be there please? I don't remember 22 exactly.
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You have to. Remember, you got to remember,
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you don't got to hit the home run all the time.
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What are you talking going to the top?
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23 and 24. In between that's like you can
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figure it. Out 23 and 24, they had the
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Alabama, they had Ryan Grove, who became in the Alabama
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offensive coordinator this year, that all the Alabama fans wanted
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to give, wanted to be. Fired.
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What do you want me to do? You really want me to throw up
21:03
here? Shane Waldron Yes, that's what
21:05
it. Was this is this is I I've done
21:06
enough. You heard my movie take.
21:08
You heard what I did yesterday in the movie theater.
21:11
I'm going to listen to this garbage and say that I'm I'm
21:13
going to believe what this this garbage that's coming back and.
21:15
I think the promise is over over 7, but I think they I think they
21:18
can get in a while All right, all.
21:19
Right, but you got you got to think what you got to think
21:21
though, like what team? I mean, there's not many teams
21:24
that say, oh, we're just out here.
21:27
Everybody's like, hey, you got that, you know, expectation,
21:30
make it to the Super Bowl. Hell, I had that expectation for
21:32
10 years, you know what I mean? Like every year.
21:35
But like, that's the. Goal.
21:37
Yeah, every year. That's the goal.
21:38
That's the main 1. You know, it's easier for some
21:41
people than it is others, for sure.
21:43
Yeah. Did you think that when you went
21:45
over there to the Washington Commanders, because I listen, I,
21:48
I never thought I, I thought you were one of the best players in
21:52
the league when you went over there and signed your, your nice
21:54
big contract. Love the boat you bought too, by
21:56
the way. Loved it.
21:58
I loved everything. I had that before.
22:01
Whatever. I loved that boat.
22:03
I absolutely love that boat. When you were sailing away in
22:05
that speedboat, I I would have sailed my way.
22:08
I would have sailed away from that commander team.
22:10
As soon as I got I, I went over there but.
22:12
My thing is just the lies for me though, that's, that's, that's
22:15
the one thing like I, I thought we had AI thought we had a, a
22:20
better offense, you know, because we didn't, we didn't
22:25
score many points for the Titans.
22:26
You know, I mean, we had like our whole thing, my, my 7th year
22:31
with the Titans and we had a phenomenal defense, you know,
22:34
rank, I think that was #1 defense and then and all that.
22:38
But like our whole offense was like Chris Johnson, CJ2K before
22:42
he came 2K and then when he went down with an ankle injury, like
22:47
how you lose a playoff game, like 13 to 10.
22:50
I mean, it was always a lot on our, on our backs defense.
22:54
Like you got to score. We got to score 1 like that, you
22:57
know, to put us in because you know we're not going to score a
23:01
lot of points. Yeah, spound on spound on the
23:04
lies a little bit, man, because I think a lot of times people
23:07
don't really understand some of the details that goes on behind
23:11
the scenes. So kind of get the the the guys
23:14
here and and the people that are listening an opportunity to
23:16
understand that the business side and, and and the yeah, I
23:20
think goes on behind the scenes. Yeah, the business side.
23:23
I mean, like I was literally on the phone with the owner, you
23:28
know, and the president and the head coach and they're like,
23:33
hey, we're going to run the exact defense that you run with
23:38
Tennessee. We think we got maybe some
23:41
better players, you know, blah, blah, blah.
23:43
Like they just like, I mean, I, I love my players at Tennessee,
23:47
Tennessee, but they're like, we got some better players and we
23:51
got a better offense. Like, you know, paper, you would
23:53
think they're like, you know, pretty good going to be awesome.
23:58
But then like the structure and everything.
24:01
I mean, like they literally said, you don't run the same
24:03
defense, you know, and they're like, all right, like awesome,
24:06
that's what we're going to do. And 1st day, like I get there
24:10
for OTAs, we're doing all this different stuff, like all the
24:15
stuff I was just telling you about as far as like the shift
24:17
in the running back run across shift, shift this changes to
24:21
play this dude and this guy like going, I mean, we're going the
24:24
whole time. Like back and forth all this
24:26
like, Oh yeah. Like coordinator was like, yeah,
24:28
that's good. And I'm like, OK, so then I want
24:32
to go like beat the coordinator in his office.
24:34
It's like, hey, they said we're going to do, you know, Tennessee
24:37
defense. We don't do any of that.
24:39
We don't shift once the front is set, just set.
24:42
And he was like, no, we ain't doing none of that.
24:46
This is my defense. I run it over here.
24:48
I'm like, you know, I'm like this like how what right, man?
24:54
That was something the most disjointed, just craziest place.
24:58
And I mean, I ain't a lot like I might act out a little bit
25:02
because I was I couldn't I didn't understand that, you
25:06
know, I almost thought like every team was running the same
25:08
because, you know, I was 20 when I got the, you know, to the
25:11
Titans, right. And I grew up in that system.
25:14
So I'm seeing that for seven years and like, Oh yeah, I
25:17
think. And almost every NFL team is
25:19
same, but not even close. It was night and day and I was
25:23
just like, you got to be kidding me.
25:24
Like, I I mean, I hated football.
25:26
I started really hating because I couldn't do anything like
25:31
that. I used to do like, like I'm just
25:34
here as like a, a ploy, like a, you know, hey, sign tickets and
25:41
jerseys and stuff like that. I mean, it was yeah.
25:43
It wasn't about football. I mean, and I had like some
25:46
clown, some literally some clown teammates like, like the guys
25:51
are they were jokes. I mean, you were literally like
25:56
you ever heard of, let me tell you, you ever heard, you ever
25:58
heard like guys talking about their table they're going to
26:02
have coming out of the tunnel, coming out of the tunnel to
26:05
play. What?
26:06
Or yeah, talk. Hey man, I got AI got a VIP
26:10
table here at this club. We are we in the tunnel?
26:13
Got to go out, about to come out like serious at all.
26:18
What like, you know, man, I couldn't believe it.
26:22
They taking shots before the game.
26:25
I'm like, yo, like wow. And some guys like I I really
26:31
enjoy like them, but like we had a lot of stars is like terrible.
26:35
It was unbelievable. I don't really give a damn and I
26:37
heard them talking sometimes, but like to my I was a bad
26:40
teammate. I just didn't want to be a part
26:41
of like taking shots and that like I'm not I would have never
26:45
flew in Tennessee, right, You know what I mean?
26:47
Like even when we were sucked like 4 like 412, 12/5 and 11,
26:53
that shit was still non excuse. My French would still not fly,
26:56
you know, boys in Tennessee. So it was it was just a wild
27:00
thing to see, you know? I mean, I'll just like, wow,
27:05
yeah. This is really just here to
27:07
collect a check like. Basically, that's the mindset,
27:10
right? Like that's the mindset where it
27:12
shifts and go from like playing football to like collecting the
27:15
check because there's no organization, it's
27:17
dysfunctional. Right, like, how do you how do
27:19
you go so dysfunctional? Like I've, I've just never seen
27:24
anything like that. Then I go to the Patriots and
27:27
you're told us boom, like you're going to the time of the top of
27:29
the lead. You know, I mean, you come out
27:31
to the best of the best. You know, like with Bill
27:34
Belichick, I think is literally the greatest NFL coach of all
27:39
time. So I'm sorry, I just, I just
27:42
believe that. And we had the greatest.
27:44
He also was blessed to have the greatest quarterback of all
27:47
time. And, you know, like, now you
27:49
want to take one from the other, You know what I mean?
27:51
Like, no, But like, just to see that, like, if Bill Belichick,
27:55
when I went to the Patriots one, if Bill Belichick could clone
27:58
himself from every position coach, he would win like, a
28:05
number more Super Bowls, 50 championships.
28:08
Yeah. Like, he just the guy.
28:10
My 10th year. I'm learning like new stuff that
28:15
I've never learned. This guy broke down everything
28:19
like his only week is. And I'm not even trying to say
28:21
like these guys are weak, but it's just because he had
28:24
assistant coaches, but he could literally come into your room
28:27
and coach you with confidence that no new stuff.
28:32
I mean, I was I was blown away. I was blown away with that.
28:36
But like at that time I was like, man, my body was killing
28:39
me, man. Come find like my kidneys were
28:41
failing. That's why it took me so long to
28:43
like get like healthy. And also I was just like, that's
28:48
why after that year I was like, I'm done.
28:50
Like I feel like crap. Like literally take me almost to
28:55
Saturday to feel almost normal. Then you have to go back.
28:59
And go back out there on Sunday. Yeah, yeah, it was.
29:01
It was crazy and I didn't know that was my kidneys failing.
29:06
Yeah. So you got diagnosed with that
29:08
on that 10th year? Well I mean not not really, but
29:12
just went until like 2 years. Two years later when I had those
29:15
I had three brain aneurysms. I found out my kidneys are less
29:19
than 50%. So he's operating on a less than
29:22
50% kidney. Yeah, yeah.
29:24
Playing. Yeah.
29:25
It's crazy. Yeah.
29:27
So that's why, that's why I was like, man, I was like, this is
29:29
what it feels like to get old. I mean, I'm like, I'm 30, yeah.
29:33
Right. 30 years old. I'm like.
29:36
Dude, I'm, I'm 40, I'm in, I'm in my 40s and I just, I had, I
29:41
had C diff, which I don't know how I had C diff.
29:43
When you think about that, a bacteria, you get that in a
29:46
hospital. I got that.
29:47
Then I have kidney stones. I'm in the hospital screaming.
29:50
I'm telling the nurse, you better give me more morphine.
29:51
I'm going to rip your freaking head off.
29:53
And then right after that I'm, I have diverticulitis and I'm
29:57
like, oh, this stuff, I'm like, I'm falling apart.
30:00
I I'm, I'm in my 40s, I'm in the best shape.
30:03
I've always been in good shape, but I'm in one of the best
30:05
shapes of my life and I'm I'm breaking down.
30:08
I'm like, Oh my God, this my girlfriend's like, oh, I got you
30:11
when you're, you're in your 40s. She's telling me she's like,
30:14
come on, let's go, let's go. Get up, get up, get up.
30:16
So it's I. Mean after after my kidney
30:18
transplant, man, I felt I felt brand new like wow, this is what
30:22
it feels like to be normal. I'm like 40s is great.
30:26
I mean I felt like I felt better after the kidney transplant than
30:30
I did my last year of football. I felt way better, like I'm like
30:36
let me see if I can still might go out there and do.
30:41
Something just a pass rush down. And it was, yeah, it was.
30:52
It was something else, though. Man, I tell you, I was blown
30:55
away at how different I felt. So yeah, all.
31:00
Right. I want to shift gears a little
31:01
bit. Both your teams with the Titans
31:03
and the Commanders both drafting in the top ten.
31:05
What do you think the draft strategy should be for those
31:07
teams and what do you think will end up happening?
31:09
Tennessee, we've heard a lot of Jeremiah Love rumors.
31:11
Washington We've heard a lot with styles and downs, like what
31:13
direction do you think they'll go in and what should they do?
31:15
Yeah, your coach is Bambi Solid, so I don't know how, how healthy
31:18
or how great that's going to be over there with your
31:20
organization so. I, you know, like he would have
31:24
been my like second or third pick as head coach.
31:27
My first pick would have been McDaniels.
31:30
Be honest, I thought he would have been the great, great
31:33
coach, young coach, you know, had tour, you know, I didn't
31:37
have a healthy tour, but when he had a healthy tour, he did it.
31:40
I think he could do the same thing with Cam Ward.
31:45
Bill Belichick? Yeah, You wouldn't have bought
31:48
him. Dude, he's got a 24 year old
31:50
girlfriend. Do you think he wants it?
31:52
I mean, he's working it out over there, man.
31:54
He's working it out. For the Titans, you got you got
31:56
to look because you haven't had a stable coach since Jeff
32:00
Fisher, you know, So I want to get somebody I think grow old,
32:04
so I think. Yeah.
32:05
Yeah, like, you know, McDaniel would have been my.
32:08
Favorite coach My favorite coach in the NFL.
32:10
He's my favorite. Who?
32:12
Mike. Mike McDaniels is my favorite,
32:14
yeah. Like he would have been, he
32:16
would have been my guy because he can, you know, he could be
32:19
the coach, you know, potentially be the coach for 20 years, you
32:21
know what I mean? Like, so that's that's what I
32:24
was kind of thinking. Masalas is a is a good defensive
32:27
mind coach. Made some moves.
32:30
I didn't really like. I didn't like trading my boy
32:34
away. But you know, it is what it is.
32:39
But I don't know, man, to me, they're rebuilding and I would,
32:45
I don't think we've been a good on the offensive line in a long
32:48
time. I would have, I would have
32:50
probably traded down like I would have traded the guy they
32:54
picked for seven a few years ago.
32:57
The tackle I think was it from Alabama, the right tackle, I
33:00
would have traded down and got him at like 17.
33:03
Then you got another like second round pick and then kind of
33:05
build up your offensive line with young guys.
33:08
I mean, that's just kind of what I would have did.
33:10
So what they got the 4th pick now?
33:12
So yeah, I mean, I would like, what do you, what do you need?
33:16
You want to like a running back? I mean, I thought we just we
33:18
just had a running back. You know what I mean?
33:20
Right. Like that's not what I was
33:22
spending the 4th pick on as a running back.
33:25
I mean, I'm sorry you let Derrick Henry go.
33:28
You know what I'm like. So you're going to go spend
33:31
another pick on a running back? No, I trade it.
33:33
I trade it probably for like a mid round.
33:36
Give me some offense alignment and then like, you know, some
33:40
extra picks or something like that.
33:41
That's what I want to do. We are talking to former 10 year
33:44
defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth.
33:45
Played for the Titans, the Commanders, the Patriots, the
33:47
Buccaneers. He had a long career, made
33:50
himself a lot of money. Very happy man.
33:52
He has a new kidney, so he's had, he has a new life.
33:55
Everything is good. Cam Ward is a guy that I
33:59
absolutely love. I was at his Heisman Trophy
34:02
dinner. I I got a chance to interview
34:04
him. I have, I was on his Cam Ward
34:07
documentary on Toby. So you got a chance.
34:09
I was one of the guys that was really up and personal with the
34:12
guy. I'm not too, I'm not too fond of
34:15
his cousin, but that's a whole nother thing.
34:17
That's all he's been on the show.
34:18
We went back and forth and go ahead Speedy, you could tell
34:21
him. Quentin Jammer.
34:22
Quentin Jammer it was, Yeah, it was a hell of a night.
34:24
He. Quentin, you know, we didn't see
34:26
eye to eye on some things, but I laid it on him and then he
34:29
didn't like the laying on him the way I did.
34:31
But hey, it is, is what it is. But Kim, I love him.
34:34
I love everything about him. I think the kid is going to be a
34:37
star in this league. And he had if they brought in
34:39
Dabel, I think he's a great offensive coordinator.
34:41
He's not a great coach. Some guys are good defensive
34:44
coordinators, not great coaches are good offensive coordinators
34:46
and not great coaches. McDaniel over there with the
34:50
Patriots, he he's always a good offensive coordinator.
34:53
He just can't buy a buy a win everywhere he's gone and he's
34:57
decided to go to organizations that have failed.
34:59
I look at this team. I don't like Robert Soller, but
35:02
I I like tables in offensive corner.
35:04
I think he'll develop Cam ward. I think they need to add weapons
35:07
for him. I think they need to give him
35:08
weapons and Jeremiah Love to me is the best offensive weapon in
35:14
this in this draft. I don't think there's an
35:16
argument the guy can catch the ball.
35:17
He is the closest thing to Saquon Barkley.
35:20
And yes, we've seen Derrick Henry, but Derrick Henry was
35:23
starting to age and he's been he he no, I know, I know what
35:28
you're going to say. But as far as as a running back,
35:30
he was when he was when he was let go, he was like 29, going to
35:33
be 30, you know, So you look at that, that's like, we don't know
35:37
if he's going to really last, but he's he's he's really become
35:41
and he's really performed at a high level still.
35:43
He goes to Baltimore, he's dominant.
35:45
So you're right where but Jimmy? Said again.
35:49
Yeah. Yeah, Jeremiah, Love that kid is
35:54
I was at his, I was at his Heisman Trophy.
35:57
I love that kid. I love everything about in the
35:59
media was trying to get him to throw himself out there about
36:02
the Notre Dame thing. He would not buy into it and he
36:04
wouldn't bite into it. Even though everybody thinks
36:07
that they got screwed, Notre Dame got screwed.
36:09
I think he would be a great, great positional player to go
36:13
over there to Tennessee and be so very explosive for you guys.
36:17
I really think he is a slam dunk pick.
36:20
He could change your offense. This guy will change your
36:23
offense. One guy will change your offense
36:25
next year. That's how good he is.
36:27
Well, you gotta have offensive line saying like the same thing.
36:33
Like I like Ken Ward, like Thingy is a great quarterback.
36:38
I wouldn't have drafted Ken Ward one.
36:40
Titans don't have a great track record of drafting quarterbacks,
36:45
as you can see. I mean, what?
36:47
Since like literally Steve McNair, man, they're gonna be
36:50
around like VY. Vince Young was good, but that
36:54
was Bud's pick, not Jeff's pick. And then they pretty much showed
36:58
it. That's how all his whole career
37:00
went at Tennessee. So I would have traded I mean I
37:05
would have never gave up a will Levis.
37:07
The guy was trying to do whatever he could do hard
37:09
worker. I felt like he was a young
37:12
gunslinger, kind of like Brett Favre, but didn't have offense
37:15
line. He was getting killed.
37:17
I still try with him put an off into line.
37:19
I would have traded that. I would have definitely traded
37:21
that number one pick and freaking got probably another
37:24
first round pick this draft and the next draft.
37:28
So I would have you know, I mean in that draft, in the next
37:30
draft. So now you got two first round
37:34
draft choice and you can you need to pick up and build your
37:36
team. I mean, that's just what I would
37:38
have did like as I didn't think we were going to develop and
37:42
like, I think Cam had an extremely hard rookie year that
37:45
he didn't deserve. Probably could have taken off a
37:47
couple years or a couple seasons off his, you know, football
37:50
life. So I mean, we don't have a thing
37:53
about protecting a quarterback. You know, you want to plug and
37:56
play, you want to put you want to put the guy when he you know,
38:00
have success, not out there just getting like Molly whop like he
38:03
was. I like that.
38:05
I like that Molly whop. I like that mom.
38:07
I'm going to use this Molly whop, Molly whop.
38:10
I like Molly. You want to get hot, you get a
38:12
Molly or you want to get. Molly whopped.
38:13
Happy 4/20. Happy 420.
38:16
Hey Albert, I got a question for you.
38:17
You're a big dude. Okay, I don't know what you're a
38:21
66300 and 35 LB defensive lineman.
38:24
What kind? Of. 6-7 I'm sorry I, I, I took
38:28
an inch off of you I, I'm you're starting to sound like quitting.
38:32
Wait a second. I, I was listen when I wait a
38:36
second when I tell you I'm 510 and a quarter you laugh at me.
38:39
Oh, you have to add the quarter you have to add the quarter.
38:42
But when I say 66 and he says. Six quarter in it which is what
38:46
the depend. Is stop it you?
38:48
You really are a pain in the ass.
38:50
You really, really are a pain in my ass.
38:53
I have a sitting in my. Shoes I got I got a short buddy
38:56
too give you some of those shoes that like add like two or three
39:00
inches you know like sneakers I. Shoot you this address.
39:05
Yeah, We'll send you this address.
39:06
Yeah. Shut up, quit.
39:08
Shut up. You I no, But what?
39:10
What kind of diet? I mean, as a professional
39:12
football player, as an elite player, what was your diet?
39:15
What, what was your favorite hot dog?
39:17
You have a hot dog you like? How many hamburgers could eat
39:20
eat at once I. Mean mostly mine was just like
39:22
I, I, I probably ate like 3 or 4 like rib eyes a week, you know,
39:30
like steak. Steak was like my, my thing, you
39:33
know, some, some I like lobsters too.
39:37
But like, yeah, like, so if I didn't eat a steak or some type
39:42
of beef, then I'm going to do, I'll do like seafood or, or
39:46
something like that. But I've never had to, I never
39:48
had to maintain, you know, like my weight or have to watch it
39:52
because it was pretty, you know, like I was, my metabolism is so
39:56
high, you know, it was fine. So eating, you know, going to,
40:02
you know, say, Ruth Chris and eating like the sweet potato
40:06
casserole and the big rib eye, you know, roof.
40:11
Yeah, like that. That's sweet potato casserole.
40:18
Yeah. I mean, I haven't had it in
40:20
years, but no, I haven't. I just had it like four or five
40:23
days ago. Brag about it.
40:26
It's still good. Yeah, it's sure.
40:29
I know, I know. I just haven't had it in a
40:31
while. Like I don't eat a lot of steak
40:33
anymore. Like now if I'm eating like a,
40:36
A, like a, a meat, a brown meat or whatever, it's going to be
40:39
like paws. It's going to be like lamb
40:45
chops, like I love. I love lamb chops.
40:48
Yeah, one of my favorite, favorite things.
40:49
So, yeah, I mean, that's kind of like the the heavy protein that
40:53
I'll that I'll eat now, you know, and it's like chicken and
40:57
fish still like that. Right.
41:01
You know, you are a wonderful guy, man.
41:03
You're a big you're a juicy of a man.
41:06
And you've done there it is. Oh, thank you.
41:09
This this, this ridiculous picture, man.
41:12
What is wrong? I do not wear shoes that make
41:15
me, you know. And by the way, what is this?
41:17
I do not wear jeans like that. I do not wear.
41:20
Jeans like that either. What is that?
41:23
No, no, no. They're regular, like sneakers.
41:25
I'm not a drag queen, all right? They're just not looking like
41:28
regular sneakers. They're not healed.
41:30
They look, they look just like regular sneakers and like.
41:33
Add a couple. Yeah, they add you like 3 inches
41:36
on there, OK. That doesn't happen.
41:39
I don't need that. I'm 5/10 and 1/4.
41:41
I, I'm good. An average male here in in the
41:44
United States is 5/8. So I'm two inches and 1/4 taller
41:49
than the average male. All right, I'm in good shape.
41:53
You laugh. But I'm.
41:55
I don't. Know my daughters height, Yeah.
41:57
Thank you. Thank you, Albert.
41:59
Thank. You.
42:00
Make me feel low about myself even more.
42:02
I'm just saying I'll try to give you some shoes bro.
42:04
You're already low. I'm not small.
42:07
What is this? I'm two inches away from six
42:10
feet. Actually, I'm less than two
42:11
inches from six feet. Poor.
42:14
Yeah, Yeah. Yeah, listen, I, I, I got size,
42:17
I'm in good shape. So I.
42:19
I get those shoes, bro. People will be looking at you.
42:21
I'm like, oh, there ain't no heels.
42:24
There ain't no heels. They're just regular sneakers.
42:26
Regular sneaks, man. Yeah.
42:27
Regular sneaks, I wear Jordans, man, I wear all different things
42:30
you see in the back Jordans, look at that look at this look
42:33
at these these are very rare sneakers over here These are
42:36
right now they're selling online these are the.
42:39
Freddy. Cookers.
42:40
No more than that $100,000 these.
42:42
Sneakers. Yeah, go look at them.
42:45
Go look at them. I'm telling I'm not lying to
42:46
you. Look them up.
42:48
These sneakers are going right now.
42:50
You look them up right now, people are selling them for 50,
42:53
sixty, 70,000 people are buying them.
42:56
I have them. I bought them at one point years
42:59
and years ago. I bought them for 500 bucks and
43:01
look what they they're never been one.
43:03
Never. Been those are nice.
43:04
You got them from Ganasser. Shut up.
43:08
You're quitting. They're real.
43:09
You're. What's that 7?
43:13
No, first of all, there are elevens.
43:18
They're all 11. I actually wear 11 1/2 twelves.
43:23
Men's. Yeah, men's.
43:25
What is this, Albert? What is this joking?
43:28
Is throwing curve balls at me? Yes.
43:30
Man's. First of all, I'm a big dude,
43:32
man, you might not Look, I'm 200.
43:34
I'm. I'm five, 10210 lbs.
43:37
I'm in Great. Oh, OK.
43:38
I'm a I'm 210. I'm a big dude.
43:41
I'm on small. Shut up, Quentin.
43:44
Quentin, you better watch your step, man.
43:47
You better watch it anyways. See you.
43:49
Soon, Albert, you're fantastic. We would love to get you on the
43:52
show again, your teams, everything, all your football
43:56
knowledge and thank God you're away from the commanders or an
43:59
organization that just needs to figure things out.
44:01
I I like Dan Quinn. They're better now.
44:03
Like I like Dan Quinn. The way they're looking now.
44:05
I like Dan. Quinn, the way they're.
44:06
Looking Yeah, I like Danny. They have reached out too.
44:08
I just. I haven't been yet, you know.
44:11
You should go with I think Dan Quinn is a great defensive guy
44:14
and I think that he he he grows so early in his everything that
44:19
he did with Atlanta, he he, he got to a high level with Atlanta
44:22
and then fell down and, and, and the same thing is going
44:25
Washington first year. He goes all the way to an NFC
44:28
title game and they fall, fall down.
44:31
I want it Dan Quinn, I root for him.
44:33
He coached in Hofstra. He's like a he's like a New
44:36
York, New Jersey guy. So I root for the guy.
44:38
I want him to succeed. But you know.
44:41
Yeah, the fans deserve it. They I'm hoping for it.
44:44
I mean, they had trouble with like injuries and things like
44:47
that. But I still think that, you
44:50
know, Washington commanders are are still a legit team and
44:53
hopefully they're healthy this year and they make some good
44:56
picks and you'll see them back in the playoffs.
44:58
I mean, the the fans, they absolutely deserve it.
45:01
There they have Jaden Daniels. I love him.
45:03
I think he's a great kid and he's a.
45:05
Beast I love. I love his mom.
45:08
Yeah, she's. I like, I like Lamar Jackson's
45:12
mom, she's sitting on all those soup commercials.
45:14
I, I love, I love her too. And she's like, I'm his agent.
45:20
That's it. You'll like it.
45:21
I I love, I love when their parents who was it?
45:24
Was it Eli Apple? His mom was like, Oh my God,
45:27
nuts. She was nuts as soon as she
45:29
every time she was in the spotlight more than her son was.
45:33
She's like, my son is Eli Apple. Take advantage that opportunity.
45:39
It's, it's, it's great. It really is.
45:41
I at least I look at you, Albert, you were successful and
45:45
you did so well for yourself. I'm happy for you and, and
45:47
please, I know your daughter's 510 and maybe she's a
45:51
supermodel. Don't don't you know this is not
45:53
bad. I mean, 5-10 and a quarter is
45:55
pretty good, man. I'm a pretty good size.
45:57
Anyways, we love you Al, and we'd love to get you back on the
46:01
show. Keep up the good work and we'll
46:03
talk to you soon and, you know, maybe.
46:05
First section man Al if you want.
46:07
Al, if you want to come on during the draft show, we're
46:09
having a draft show on Thursday. If you want to come right in and
46:14
and talk about. The Tennessee pick, Yeah.
46:15
For the Tennessee pick, come in. Come in, hang on.
46:17
We're actually gonna be like in Pittsburgh.
46:20
Boy, oh boy, you know Keith Bullock.
46:23
So they have the draft party, OK there.
46:26
And he's. Just been on our show.
46:27
He's just. Yeah, tell them all.
46:29
Yeah. Yeah.
46:30
So we'll be, we'll be right there at his party.
46:32
But yeah, I mean, if I'm not on at his time, yes, hit me up,
46:37
yes. I side note, I want to just ask,
46:40
I saw on your social media, what were you talking him about with
46:43
that whole Syracuse logo thing? It just, I mean, we were like,
46:48
what is the orange man? What?
46:51
What is that? You know what I mean?
46:53
Like, yeah, like orange man stuff.
46:57
That's a Keith Bullock is 1 interesting dude, man, that guy,
47:02
to get him to smile, first of all, when he came out, he's been
47:04
on a show like 2-3 times and every time he comes, he, he, he
47:08
doesn't smile. You have to get him to pull out
47:11
that smile. Once he's smiling, he's like, oh
47:14
man, dude, you're crazy, you're crazy.
47:16
I haven't. He's a he's a, he's a, he's an
47:19
intelligent businessman. And then like, so he's always
47:23
going to be straight laced, even like like kind of with people we
47:26
don't really know. But then like, you know, I'm
47:28
like, oh man, like, I mean, that's, that's my brother, you
47:31
know, so like he always, we always laughing or something
47:35
like that, you know, so that's how he is.
47:37
But I mean, a brilliant guy got a bunch of businesses,
47:40
restaurants and all kinds of stuff.
47:43
So I got. To be friends with him, I got to
47:45
be friends with him. Yeah, We.
47:46
Got to hang out. He's a New Yorker, though, you
47:48
know what I'm saying? That's right.
47:50
Yeah, that's right. That's right.
47:51
New York. Duke, Duke.
47:53
Duke. Duke, Duke.
47:55
That's North Carolina. But you know.
47:56
It's I'm just north. Carolina, OK, there's New York.
48:00
There it is. Go New York.
48:02
Go New York. Go there.
48:04
We. Go.
48:04
They lose it, by the way. Well, what else is new anyways?
48:08
Al, we love you. Keep up the good work we'll
48:10
reach. Out appreciate you bro.
48:12
Yeah, appreciate you guys enjoyed it indeed.
48:15
Albert Haynsworth, the one and only former Titan commander,
48:20
Patriot, Buccaneer, just the ringleader, ladies and
48:24
gentlemen, of the Titans defense at its dominant stage.
48:28
And like he said, if if they had a lick of offense, maybe they
48:33
play in the Super Bowl. Did he win with the Patriots?
48:35
No, no. He didn't.
48:36
Actually, I think I believe he was there with when Lee Bottom
48:39
was there on that team that lost to the Giants, I believe he was
48:42
part of that. How wonderful.
48:44
Yeah, pioneer man, elder statesman in defensive line
48:47
world really broke the the wedge broke us through and getting us
48:51
paid. So definitely salute to Big Owl.
48:55
Big Owl, The Owl Man, the Ouster, the Alderundu.
48:59
So, Errol, Are you ready for this?
49:01
We're going to do on the fly. Call your shot.
49:03
All right, let's do it. Call your shot.
49:05
I'm not an X's and O's guy, right?
49:07
I'm not a tactician. I'm a motivator in the classic
49:10
sense of the word. You know, Lombardi, Charles
49:11
Lindbergh, that nun over in India, like those people call
49:15
your shot. All right, Errol, it's time to
49:22
make predictions that are a little outlandish.
49:25
You know, I'm not afraid of this.
49:27
I know you're not afraid of this.
49:28
It's time to call your shot. All right?
49:32
Who do you want to go first? I'm going to say speedy first, Q
49:36
second, fish third, me 4th. All right, so my room is
49:40
actually already draft related anyway, so there are 6 teams
49:44
with multiple first round picks in this draft.
49:47
Obviously both New York teams now, the Browns, the Chiefs, the
49:51
Dolphins and the Cowboys. So six of those teams have two
49:54
first round picks. I'm going to say two of them
49:57
trade back into the first round and get a third first round
50:01
pick, most likely candidates. I'm going to say the Chiefs and
50:03
the Browns because the Browns, they're very desperate.
50:05
They have AGM that's I thought was good for a while.
50:08
Then it's all of a sudden he's got into a tailspin.
50:10
And the Chiefs, we've seen them do that a lot with Xavier
50:12
Worthy. They traded up.
50:13
They traded up to get Trent Mcduffy from the second round to
50:16
21. So I could see them very likely
50:18
or the Giants or The Jets, I think one of them could trade
50:20
their early second round pick into the first round.
50:22
So my Collier shot is multiple teams will have three first
50:25
round picks. All right, cute.
50:29
I got The Jets that 2 with Averys.
50:32
I don't think nobody's going to ever debate that.
50:34
And then for what, 16, right? Yeah, 16.
50:38
Yeah, I'm going to go. They're going to go offense, so
50:43
they're going to go wide receiver.
50:44
I'm going to say they're probably going to go Amari.
50:49
Mari Ku. OK.
50:50
All right. Come on paper.
50:53
Junior All right, here's mine. The Giants are going to take
50:58
sunny Styles at #5 there's. Ray Lewis.
51:00
Ray Lewis. The next Ray Lewis Sunny Styles
51:03
sun sunny like sunny on the Causeway New York City
51:07
Godfather. He is going to be the godfather
51:09
of the defense. Great job then picking him.
51:12
But then at 10, I don't think Caleb Downs will be there.
51:16
I think he will go before that. So the Giants will trade back.
51:19
They will trade back with the Detroit Lions, who want to get
51:22
up there and they want to get Reuben Bain and add him to that
51:26
defense opposite Aiden Hutchinson.
51:28
And instead, because he's still going to be there and the Giants
51:30
will trade back and wait on someone you don't like a lot,
51:34
Errol. I know where you're.
51:36
Going because he's not healthy, but his name's Jordan Tyson and
51:40
if he can stay healthy, he is the perfect compliment to Malik.
51:44
Neighbors on the opposite side and they had him in for a visit.
51:47
They wined and dined him. I'm hearing Tyson might be their
51:50
guy. I just don't think you can take
51:51
him at 10. I see them trading back to do
51:53
that. Get that extra third take, my
51:55
boy Lee Hunter. Get rid of a hurt deep defensive
51:58
tackle to take on another injured player.
52:01
All right, I didn't say they're smart.
52:03
Fish. The scenario I'm scared with the
52:05
Giants trading back into the first round is they'll take
52:07
either one of the two undersized receivers with with Boston or
52:12
the other one we're talking about.
52:12
I forget his. Name now conception.
52:14
Yeah. All right, I got Reese going to.
52:17
I don't think there's an argument with that.
52:18
The Giants are going to get Sonny Styles at 5:00.
52:21
I absolutely believe that's where they're going at 10.
52:23
They're not moving back. They're going to get Jordan
52:26
there. Tyson's going to go there at 10.
52:27
They're not moving back forward. They're going to be sitting
52:30
there. They're going to draft Jordan's.
52:31
Everything that I've heard is they love the kid.
52:33
Tyson's going to go 10. He's going to be the first wide
52:36
receiver off, and I'm going to predict this.
52:39
The Jets are going to try to get, and I'll say this, Tate is
52:44
going to be there. I think The Jets try to move up
52:46
and try to get Tate and sneak in there and get the wide receiver
52:49
to play on the other side with Mr. Buckeye himself, Garrett
52:53
Wilson. You have two Buckeyes on one,
52:55
one one guy on one side and the other guy on the other.
52:58
I think The Jets will try to move up a couple of spots, maybe
53:02
give up one of their second round draft picks to move up
53:05
maybe 2 spots to get Tate. Wow.
53:09
And there it is. We'll see on Thursday.
53:11
Should be fun. So there you go.
53:14
I mean, cuz I've been hearing that The Jets really like Tate
53:17
Garrett Wilson and him are very close.
53:19
They train together, They've been training together in this
53:21
offseason. So and they say that this kids
53:24
hands are the best hands that they've seen since Jefferson.
53:29
They think his hands are like like a Justin Jefferson's.
53:32
Sorry you had one. That's what I'm just, I'm just
53:34
saying. I'm not saying that he's.
53:35
Just he's come up here and say that he got best hands and.
53:37
No, no, they're just saying that he has.
53:39
Dude, how many times did he drop the ball?
53:41
I mean the guy don't drop the ball.
53:44
The guy, they say that his hands are like.
53:46
They like, they like glue. They like glue, and that's what
53:49
The Jets need. They need a short thing, a guy
53:51
that's going to go up there, get the ball and come.
53:53
Down hey Arrow they. Don't need the office.
53:55
Errol, you're an Eagles fan, so you'll remember this is my
53:57
favorite press conference of all time as an Eagles receiver.
54:00
He was terrible except for this one game, Freddie Mitchell, and
54:03
he gets in front of the camera with a hat on Fedora and he
54:05
goes. I just want to thank these hands
54:07
for being so great. I don't think I would ever.
54:10
Tell these press conference ever.
54:11
I don't think I'll ever talk to my hands because if I do it's,
54:15
it's for something else, if you know what I mean.
54:17
That's about it. That's the only time I'm going
54:19
to be talking to my hands. But anything out of that thought
54:24
I, I when I played hockey, it wasn't like, hey Johnny, hey
54:27
Will are. We ready to play?
54:28
You know what I mean? I, I, I wouldn't be doing that.
54:30
Thank you to all the Apple and Spotify when it comes to video
54:35
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54:44
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54:48
sports loudmouth, all the YouTube fans that TuneIn and
54:52
watch our show even when the games are going on and tuning
54:55
in. Jamie Lee, Kevin, all the guys,
54:56
even Jeff who is a real pain in the ass tonight.
54:59
That's our Knicks fan, Jeff. He's not.
55:02
He's a Celtic fan anyways. Hey, yeah.
55:06
But he claims he's a Knicks fan since 2023.
55:08
He might have three nuts. And Errol claims he's a Jets fan
55:11
but loves Philadelphia Eagles. It happens.
55:14
To the I like Philadelphia. I don't want to know why I don't
55:17
I. Really.
55:18
Don't Donovan McNabb. That's why I.
55:21
He loves how Donovan McNabb got brought down by OCU Mignora 6
55:25
times in that one he. Tastes himself.
55:27
No, that's not a huge fan. Anyway, I never ever played in
55:30
20 years, so he's. Still my he's.
55:32
Still a. Dude, I followed him his whole
55:34
career. Even when he played up in
55:36
Syracuse. I loved him.
55:38
He was my favorite player. I watched him play high school
55:40
ball. He was always, as a kid, I
55:43
always loved him. So when he went to the Eagles, I
55:46
rooted for him so and I stuck by it.
55:48
The The Jets have always been a bad organization, a bad team.
55:51
But I, I I'm a Jet fan. Yeah, they have two. 1009 we
55:55
went to the ABC Championship. Sorry, we're going to mention
55:59
times that were good and and they failed to.
56:01
Get we're on a little drought, we're going to rebuild the face,
56:03
but we'll see the playoffs. They've never seen the promised
56:06
land in any of those years, so I.
56:08
You can we went to the promised land in the 601960 but. 1969
56:12
they couldn't have done that. Aaron Klein wasn't born yet.
56:14
Made my nipples hard. Anyways, that that's about it.
56:17
I wasn't even alive to make my nipples hard anyways.
56:21
Anyways, that's it for our show ladies and gentlemen.
56:23
I got to go. I got to take a dump.
56:25
I got to. Go.
56:26
My gosh, please. Got to go worldwide.
56:28
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