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The O-Zone Podcast | Greg Newsome II on Respect, Recipe for Success in '25 · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: Soon.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the Ozone Podcast with Jaguars senior writer John Osher.
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Speaker 2: All Right, welcome to this week's Ozone podcast, and we're
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Speaker 2: joined by I guess still a relatively new player, although
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Speaker 2: he specified the other day that he now knows he's
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Speaker 2: a veteran, which is a good step. Jaguars cornerback Greg Newsom,
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Speaker 2: thank you for joining us.
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Speaker 1: Of course, I appreciate you guys having me.
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Speaker 2: Tell me about the mood of this team right now
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Speaker 2: is an interesting time for it nine and four four
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Speaker 2: game winning streak and feels like a team that is
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Speaker 2: really figuring itself out and figuring out what it is.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. No, the mood is amazing. Everyone's excited.
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Speaker 3: I think with the world still doubting us, like it
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Speaker 3: still gives us that hunger every single week to go
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Speaker 3: out there and just prove ourselves right, Like we don't
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Speaker 3: care what anybody has to think anymore. Is just about
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Speaker 3: proving ourselves right and knowing what we're capable of. And
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Speaker 3: I mean it also helps that this is the healthy
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Speaker 3: at this team has been since pretty much like Week one. Obviously,
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Speaker 3: Brian coming back was huge for us. He's an elite
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Speaker 3: number one receiver, so getting him back in the fold,
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Speaker 3: just getting guys back healthy. I think we have a
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Speaker 3: great mindset right now.
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Speaker 2: Sometimes the respect thing can be overdone. I've been around
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Speaker 2: teams where they talked about not getting respect and you're like,
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Speaker 2: but you guys are getting respect. But it's a real
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Speaker 2: thing for this team, isn't it that? Hey, people don't
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Speaker 2: quite get yet what's going on here?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: No, for sure, I don't think people understand. But like
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Speaker 3: we said, at the end of the day, as long
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Speaker 3: as we believe in each other and we know what
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Speaker 3: we're capable of, so as long as we continue to
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Speaker 3: do that. And like I said, I've been on a
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Speaker 3: team where it was the same type of way, no respect,
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Speaker 3: and when you're when you're able to just sit under
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Speaker 3: there and just keep stacking wins, stacking wins like that,
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Speaker 3: that's a you always want something to go in and
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Speaker 3: game mad at, Like I always trying to find something
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Speaker 3: that I'm mad at before I get in every game.
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Speaker 3: And with people not respecting us, like that's perfect for us.
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Speaker 3: We're okay with it.
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Speaker 2: And it seems to be a feeling of hey, you know,
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Speaker 2: it's not just that you're winning, but a feeling in
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Speaker 2: the locker room. Hey, we're I don't want to say
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Speaker 2: you've got it, because that's not what it is. But
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Speaker 2: we're pretty good and it's time for people to realize it.
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Speaker 2: And as a guy who's been around this league for
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Speaker 2: a while, and I get the sense that you follow
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Speaker 2: football and that you're into it. What is it about
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Speaker 2: this team? Why has it been able to win four
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Speaker 2: in a row? Why is it nine and four? What's
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Speaker 2: special about it?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it always starts when when you look
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Speaker 3: at good football teams, it always starts at the top
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Speaker 3: and goes down, starting with Liam our head coach. Like
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Speaker 3: he's a guy that never playing a finger, whether some
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Speaker 3: goes right, some goes wrong.
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Speaker 1: Like he's the guy that always.
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Speaker 3: Takes accountability and you can see that within the group,
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Speaker 3: Like we all take accountability for you know, bad plays,
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Speaker 3: bad snaps or whatever it is. But at the end
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Speaker 3: of the day, we're on that next snap mentality. We
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Speaker 3: don't let it linger too much. So I think it's
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Speaker 3: that accountability piece that we all you know, go with
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Speaker 3: every single day, and it starts at the top. I
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Speaker 3: think he's one of the best you know coaches I've
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Speaker 3: been around with just allowing guys to be guys, Like
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Speaker 3: he preaches that all the time, like we're gonna call
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Speaker 3: what we call, but you guys go out there and
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Speaker 3: make plays Like that's that's his mindset, Like we don't
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Speaker 3: want to change you into something that you're not. Like
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Speaker 3: you come here, you're here to make plays. And he
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Speaker 3: preaches that to everybody.
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Speaker 2: And talking to some players who've been around, I'm curious
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Speaker 2: your thought on it sort of coming in new this
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Speaker 2: is not a team where you get the sense that
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Speaker 2: it's offensive line group, offense, defense, that there really is
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Speaker 2: a feeling of team and of it sounds so logical,
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Speaker 2: and you think every team's like this, and it's not
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Speaker 2: that it's fun to be a part of it and
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Speaker 2: that you guys are enjoying being a football team and
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Speaker 2: winning and all that goes into that. And sometimes in
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Speaker 2: the NFL, it's not that. I guess you know what
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Speaker 2: I'm getting at.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I understand, Yeah, I understand that for sure. You
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Speaker 3: know a lot of a lot of football teams. I
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Speaker 3: think what you're like getting at is like a lot
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Speaker 3: of football teams like kind of have an identity. It's
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Speaker 3: an offensive driven team and like the defense subpar. Right,
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Speaker 3: this team here is like we're both sides of all
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Speaker 3: three phases are like elite.
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Speaker 1: So it's really fun to be a part of.
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Speaker 3: When you got a guy like Trevor is playing amazing
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Speaker 3: like he's been at this time. Our coach always says
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Speaker 3: after things given is when the real football starts and
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Speaker 3: for him to take his game to another level, Like
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Speaker 3: I think he's playing as one of the best quarterbacks
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Speaker 3: in the NFL right now, and that's our leader. At
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Speaker 3: the end of the day, your quarterback is your leader.
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Speaker 3: And with him playing like that and bringing that confidence
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Speaker 3: to us as a defense, Like, it's so fun to watch,
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Speaker 3: Like when you got offense making plays like that, it's
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Speaker 3: so fun to you know, be a part of watching
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Speaker 3: those guys go work and they're doing the same thing.
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Speaker 3: You can see the sideline when we're making plays, like
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Speaker 3: they're up getting excited. When they're making plays, we're up
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Speaker 3: getting excited. The special teams is one of the best
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Speaker 3: units I've ever been around, So I think as a collective,
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Speaker 3: like we've been.
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Speaker 1: Doing a great job of just supporting each other.
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Speaker 2: What did you expect to walk into when you got
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Speaker 2: traded versus what was the reality? Meaning? You know, it's different.
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Speaker 2: We actually get to a place.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that was the craziest part. Like when I got traded,
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Speaker 3: I really didn't know really what to expect. I mean
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Speaker 3: only had for pretty much five years, I've been in
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Speaker 3: one place and that's all I really knew, So I
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Speaker 3: really didn't have any expectations. The only thing I was
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Speaker 3: really had was like, this is a winning team, so
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Speaker 3: I'm really curious to see what the culture is like here,
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Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 1: So when I.
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Speaker 3: Did get here, one thing that I could say is
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Speaker 3: like the guys welcomed me right away. It was no
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Speaker 3: animosity or anything like that. I feel like as a unit,
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Speaker 3: especially the cornerbacks and safety, is like they did a
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Speaker 3: great job, would just until I was fully ready to
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Speaker 3: grasp all everything on the field, knowing and causing like that.
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Speaker 3: They made sure that I was in the right places
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Speaker 3: and like that. So from like the feeling that I
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Speaker 3: got right away is this is really a family, Like
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Speaker 3: we all want each other to succeed and it's super
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Speaker 3: super fun to be around.
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Speaker 2: How difficult is it to transition scheme in mid flight
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Speaker 2: if you will? I mean, so much of this game
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Speaker 2: is muscle memory and instinct. I would think that all
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Speaker 2: of a sudden, you're out of water on that point.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Nah, for sure.
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Speaker 3: I think that's the biggest thing that people don't understand.
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Speaker 3: Like for real, Like my first few games obviously in Cleveland,
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Speaker 3: like was playing really really, really good football. Our defensive
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Speaker 3: scheme is bump and run, man and man every single play, right,
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Speaker 3: Like that's all we did. So getting here with a
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Speaker 3: whole different scheme, like, that's something you really have to
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Speaker 3: That's something that these guys have been doing since training
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Speaker 3: camp since OTA's like to really change a job title
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Speaker 3: pretty much in a sense. It was very tough, but
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Speaker 3: I think now in the last few games, I feel
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Speaker 3: like I've started to finally become myself. Like it definitely
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Speaker 3: took a so it was a learning curve for sure.
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Speaker 3: I'ven't played a lot of the techniques in a very
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Speaker 3: very long time. I'ven't played in a scheme like this
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Speaker 3: really since my rookie year when I had with Joe Woods.
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Speaker 3: I've been in a primarily man a man, bump and
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Speaker 3: run scheme. So it's been fun, honestly, like through through
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Speaker 3: the good and a bad, like it's been fun to
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Speaker 3: really adjust and I feel like now I'm at a
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Speaker 3: point now where I can go out there, I know
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Speaker 3: what to do, and now I can go out there,
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Speaker 3: anticipate it and make some more players.
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Speaker 2: Got you. Now, not every game since you've been here,
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Speaker 2: have you been on the field every play You've rotated,
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Speaker 2: so a lot of times a guy who gets traded
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Speaker 2: for I wouldn't accept that. I've heard the different people
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Speaker 2: in the buildings say it has been remarkable how you've
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Speaker 2: accepted that, ask plays and special teams fit. How are
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Speaker 2: you able to handle that, because that's impressive.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I mean, at the end of the day, you gotta
8:09
Speaker 3: whatever the team actually to do. I'm a very selfless player,
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Speaker 3: Like in Cleveland, whatever the guys asked me to do,
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Speaker 3: I'm going to do that to the best of my ability. Now,
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Speaker 3: obviously everyone on the team would love to be on
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Speaker 3: the field every single play, but when you got guys
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Speaker 3: around you that first of all are hell of the
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Speaker 3: players like Jarian and braz and Monteric and George.
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Speaker 1: We have a great group.
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Speaker 3: So my thing is like, at the end of the day,
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Speaker 3: we all can make plays. There's enough football snaps for
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Speaker 3: all of us to be successful. And at the end
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Speaker 3: of the day, my main thing is winning, like I
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Speaker 3: want to win football games. Whether I got to run
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Speaker 3: play gunner for the first time in my entire career, I.
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Speaker 1: Never really played special teams.
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Speaker 3: If that's if that's what it takes for us to
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Speaker 3: win football games, and that's what I gotta do. And
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Speaker 3: that's just been the selfless mindset is just what I've
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Speaker 3: kind of been raised with since a young kid. So
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Speaker 3: at the end of the day, like I said, everyone
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Speaker 3: would love to be on the field every time, but
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Speaker 3: at the end of it, as long as we won
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Speaker 3: football games, and I can be a part of that
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Speaker 3: in some way, I'm okay with it.
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Speaker 2: What was Heath's reaction when you went him intad head
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Speaker 2: to play tip, because again, not everybody in your position
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Speaker 2: starter for a long time, still starting, Yeah, I would
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Speaker 2: want to do that, I'm sure he said, yes, Yeah.
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Speaker 2: What was that like?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, obviously from day one he told me, you know,
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Speaker 3: you haven't played a lot of special teams, but we
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Speaker 3: might use you here and there. I'm just like, yeah,
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Speaker 3: whatever you need, I got you. I think it was
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Speaker 3: the Cardinals game. I wasn't really playing too much and
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Speaker 3: the other guys were in I've seen every snap, so
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Speaker 3: I was just like let me take some load off
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Speaker 3: them guys, because I'm not really playing too much.
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Speaker 1: Let me go to heath and see sure.
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Speaker 3: And I was like, hey, coach brass is on this,
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Speaker 3: let me take the gun rep. Oh yeah, myn Eric
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Speaker 3: is on this, let me take that.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 3: He was like, all right, cool, And I just went
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Speaker 3: out there and just did it. So I think just
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Speaker 3: how I came in here, I think they understand that
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Speaker 3: that's something I'm willing to do.
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Speaker 1: Sure, So it was.
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Speaker 2: It was funny He's covering a punch.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I've never covered a punt.
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Speaker 2: Everybody, I didn't ask you to do it in high
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Speaker 2: school or college.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, and in the NFL.
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Speaker 3: I never covered punchs in my life, so that was
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Speaker 3: first time I ever did.
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Speaker 2: That's fantastic stuff. That's uh. You mentioned Liam. Uh again,
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Speaker 2: You've been around a while, You've seen head coaches. His
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Speaker 2: ability to connect to players seems to be I think
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Speaker 2: the thing that's most unique, and I haven't quite seen
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Speaker 2: to that level before. How is he able to do
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Speaker 2: that so?
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Speaker 1: Well, that's a great question.
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Speaker 3: Because I've been I've been around a lot of football coaches.
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Speaker 3: I think his unique thing is, just like I said,
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Speaker 3: the energy that he brings every single day like he's
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Speaker 3: the same person every single day. And on top of
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Speaker 3: that is just that mindset that he gives us like
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Speaker 3: he wants us to. He literally said that from the
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Speaker 3: first day I got here, first time I met him
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Speaker 3: in the training room, be you like we brought you
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Speaker 3: here to be you, not anybody else. Obviously you got
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Speaker 3: to play within the call, but go and make football plays.
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Speaker 3: And that's the message that it gives to everybody on
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Speaker 3: the field. So when you're head coach just allows you
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Speaker 3: to be yourself, like we don't want anybody to change.
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Speaker 3: We want you to be exactly who you are. You
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Speaker 3: respect that, And he's being consistent every single day, whether
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Speaker 3: we won, whether we lost. It was never no fingers pointed.
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Speaker 3: He's never got up tight. He always just stayed calm,
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Speaker 3: cool and collective, and I respect that from a coach.
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Speaker 2: You've run around to DC quite like camp.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, my DC and Cleveland coach Schwarts out there.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Coach Schwartz was a very fiery type coach and they
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Speaker 3: remind me so much of each other, which is which
11:32
Speaker 3: was so cool because I love coach Schworts and Cleveland
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Speaker 3: like one of the best defensive coaches I've ever.
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Speaker 1: Been around at you.
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Speaker 3: Camp is literally the same way, very fiery, like he
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Speaker 3: wants you. Another guy that just says, go make plays,
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Speaker 3: Like you give up a plate, I don't care about
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Speaker 3: that next play, Go make the next play. So Camp
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Speaker 3: has been unbelievable since I got here, Like a guy
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Speaker 3: that I can always call up if I have any
11:52
Speaker 3: suggestions about, you know, scheme or what I see out there.
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Speaker 3: Like He's always a guy that I can call up.
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Speaker 3: So Camp is an amazing person that play.
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Speaker 2: For everywhere on this team. Secondary room has been able to, uh,
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Speaker 2: not only overcome injuries but sort of change the dynamic
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Speaker 2: of the room on the fly.
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Speaker 1: You follow me.
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Speaker 2: Christian wasn't playing at the beginning of the season and
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Speaker 2: now he is. Same with Parker on offense, same with
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Speaker 2: Cole Atlanta. What is it about this team that enables
12:22
Speaker 2: guys who maybe weren't going to be used early and
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Speaker 2: now be key parts. Again, You've been around the league
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Speaker 2: for while. There are teams who wouldn't be doing that. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: how much does that affect the culture positively that everybody knows, Hey,
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Speaker 2: it's going to be the guys who are playing who
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Speaker 2: are playing?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that's a credit to your coaches, Like
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Speaker 3: defensive coordinator like Camp, whoever's out there, he trusts the
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Speaker 3: full tea, so which anybody trust.
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Speaker 2: Everybody says, but it's.
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Speaker 1: Not everyone's not.
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Speaker 3: Everyone shows that, And I feel like when you when
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Speaker 3: you show that, like people actually can understand him, like, well,
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Speaker 3: it's true, like this guy hasn't played all season, come
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Speaker 3: in making plays.
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Speaker 1: Now he's able to play more.
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Speaker 3: So I think with Camp being so amazing in that
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Speaker 3: sense of like really showing it, because like you said,
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Speaker 3: everyone says, yeah, next man up, like we're gonna not
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Speaker 3: change anything. That's a lot of teams don't do that.
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Speaker 3: Like a lot of teams won't do that. But here,
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Speaker 3: like you said, Parker stepped up. Now he's getting more.
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Speaker 3: Like I just think this team is so unique in
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Speaker 3: that sense of like whoever's out there on the field,
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Speaker 3: they actually truly believe that they can be out there
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Speaker 3: and make make a difference for the game.
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Speaker 2: When people ask me about this team, it's it's hard
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Speaker 2: sometimes because people think that every football player everybody loves it.
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Speaker 2: But when you get to a point in this kind
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Speaker 2: of a season nine and four, you've been around tough seasons.
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Speaker 2: This franchise had tough seasons. Try to tell people, if
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Speaker 2: you will, what it's like to be around a team
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Speaker 2: when it's nine and four, when it's going great and
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Speaker 2: when there's this energy that you feel around here. This
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Speaker 2: is what you play for, I guess, is what I'm
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Speaker 2: getting at right.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, for sure, it's amazing. Like you said, I've been
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Speaker 3: in a lot of tough seasons, and it's hard every
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Speaker 3: single day coming in like that's that's very tough. But
14:09
Speaker 3: when you get in this moment, I think those earlier
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Speaker 3: like seasons honestly shape me. Losing and having that mindset
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Speaker 3: like now you can tell like guys are hungry, like
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Speaker 3: we want more, like we want more. So I think
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Speaker 3: the mindset here is just is so positive, Like guys
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Speaker 3: are upbeat every single day trying to do whatever it
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Speaker 3: takes to win football games. So it's definitely I think
14:30
Speaker 3: those earlier seasons definitely shaped this team as well. Like
14:33
Speaker 3: we're both both I come from a city to where
14:36
Speaker 3: we didn't win too much. But I think when you
14:38
Speaker 3: do get to a point of winning, like you remember
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Speaker 3: those how you felt back in the day, You remember
14:43
Speaker 3: how you felt in those past seasons. So now getting
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Speaker 3: this like feeling. We don't want it to go away,
14:47
Speaker 3: so we're striving and working even harder to make sure
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Speaker 3: that it doesn't.
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Speaker 2: So the whole like the whole theme this week, obviously
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Speaker 2: in the media is you know, can't look ahead, can't
14:56
Speaker 2: look past the Jets. With a team with this kind
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Speaker 2: of an added, I would think there's no way that's
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Speaker 2: an issue.
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Speaker 1: Oh, not at all.
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Speaker 3: Like today's practice was one of the most intense practices
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Speaker 3: that I had here.
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Speaker 1: Got you like, our coaches.
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Speaker 3: Don't allow that. We don't allow it, Like we understand
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Speaker 3: this is the NFL. These are the best athletes in
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Speaker 3: the world, and if you don't take an opponent serious,
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Speaker 3: you'll lose. Like the games you're supposed to win, you
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Speaker 3: need to win those games. So we're definitely not. Like
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Speaker 3: I said, we come from a mindset of not being
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Speaker 3: here a lot, so that hunger that we play with
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Speaker 3: will never go away.
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Speaker 2: Perfect. The last thing we do, Grace called the ozone
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Speaker 2: five e Oh, it's five quick fun questions. What was
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Speaker 2: your last binge watch?
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Speaker 1: Binge watch? I actually watched Force.
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Speaker 3: It's a power. It's called Power is a It's a force.
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Speaker 3: It's a book in the Power Season with Tommy Legan.
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Speaker 1: That's what I'm That's what I watched.
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Speaker 2: Your pregame ritual or song.
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Speaker 3: Pre game ritular song, pre game song, something about the
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Speaker 3: name Jesus. I listen to that every single time. And ritual.
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Speaker 3: Nothing much. I just eat breakfast, eat the same thing
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Speaker 3: every single day. I normally eat three pancakes and four
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Speaker 3: turkey bacons with my fiance and my daughter.
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Speaker 1: So that's normally what I do.
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Speaker 2: It's good to be in shape. Off Uh, your best
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Speaker 2: sport other than football basketball. Everybody says that.
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Speaker 3: Like I actually so, I had like lower division on basketballer.
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Speaker 1: I was all area, all that in high school.
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Speaker 2: Okay, how many guys would think they're the best player
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Speaker 2: on an NFL team, best basketball player on the NFL.
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Speaker 1: Team probably every single time.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's unbelievable. The debate you can start you must
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Speaker 2: see athlete of all time.
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Speaker 1: I hadn't been around.
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Speaker 3: I didn't seen Lebron, I didn't seen everybody that must
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Speaker 3: want to see athlete. Probably somebody that's just electric. I'll
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Speaker 3: probably say Russell Westbrook. I was able to see Russell
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Speaker 3: Westburg play and the energy like it's entertaining. The energy, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: live is different because the energy that he's gonna bring
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Speaker 3: every single time he steps on the floor, Like, I
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Speaker 3: love that competitive age.
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Speaker 1: So probably say Russell Westbrook.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw him play before he was him, but
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Speaker 2: there's something there. Yeah, your go to show growing up
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Speaker 2: when you're a kid.
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Speaker 1: Go to show what I probab just SpongeBob.
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Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, probably just SpongeBob all right, Trevor said, drinking Josh.
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Speaker 3: Drinking Josh too, that's going that's bring Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Hey, Greg, I can't thank you enough for doing this.
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Speaker 2: I know it's tough to do this during the season
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Speaker 2: when you guys are busy. Thank you for joining those
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Speaker 2: own podcast of course, I appreciate you having