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Is Shedeur Sanders looking more and more like a BUST? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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He smells good. I can smell him from over here.
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The one and only. We are talking to former
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Panthers quarterback, the one, the only, the Wilster himself,
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CJ Wilson. CJ what's up, man?
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Oh ain't nothing to it man. Loving the show already.
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You boys already turned up. I love it.
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Well, you know, I, I got to turn around.
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I'm like, you know, like a piece of steak.
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You got to turn it up a couple of times before the juices come
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out of it. Just once, just because you like
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your steak well done. I do.
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Just people that don't want boot leather.
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Well, first of all, first of all, I don't like it red because
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I don't want to get sick. I know what they do over there
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in Nebraska. I mean, you're over there in the
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sticks. That's all they do.
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They cut the beef and they eat it.
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I actually like to cook the beef, if you know what I mean.
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And Speedy likes to eat the thick beef, right?
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Speedy? I like flavor.
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I like flavor aside by that it doesn't matter about.
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One matter of. Thickness, CJ.
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How you like your steak. I'm hey, man, I'm deep country,
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man. I'm well done.
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I got. I got to see it.
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Well done. Who let the dogs out?
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That's me. That's right.
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That's right, CJ. You know what it's all about?
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It's all about eating that well done leather.
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Because you know what? You can chop it up.
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You put them in some chocolate. Wonderful, wonderful BBQ sauce.
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I like it. Chocolate.
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OK. I like it nice and sexy.
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And I like to Richard sauce on it.
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Oh, love it. BBQ, 100%.
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I'm a BBQ boy baby. I don't like the hot sauce.
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I like the BBQ. I like the BBQ.
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And yes, I like honey mustard too.
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But I won't dip my steak in honey mustard.
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I will not dip my steak. In honey, I don't argue with the
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honey mustard like what I love. It in steak on steak.
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Not on. Steak.
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That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm.
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What are we speaking about here? Barbecue sauce.
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On steak, yes. Well, hold on one second.
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How do you not? That's BBQ sauce gives it
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flavour, right? Speedy flavour cut, roll it off
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your tongue flavour. Flavour.
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Dude, are you kidding me? Who doesn't like BBQ sauce?
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BBQ baby. I mean, they make, they make
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supermarkets. Barbecue.
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Yeah, BBQ. Yes, absolutely, 100%.
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How could you not? I mean, CJ, you don't like BBQ
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sauce on your steak? Come on, I'm.
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I'm from Texas, man BBQ, steaks and football.
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That's what we do down here, man.
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Oh, that's what I'm sorry. Get on, CJ.
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This is my this is my win, baby. Shit, shit, shit, shit.
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I. Got no.
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I'm out. No, listen, they like corn, so
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he'll be hanging out in the cornfields.
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Shout out to Nebraska, man. Shout out to Nebraska.
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If you're a Hoosier, I'm sorry, not a, not a Husker, as Huskers
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only as Speedy always says, as we have a drop somewhere over
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here. It's it's, it's somewhere.
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I can't find it. I'm, I'm losing it today.
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Here it is. Huskers only.
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Huskers only, ladies and gentlemen, as we all know, Java
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Chamberlain's all about it. Speaking of football, as we're
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here with CJ and CJ is is coaching right now.
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He's doing a lot of great things right right now with the young
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ones. But there's a young team right
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now in Carolina that you know a little bit about.
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Bryce Young had a pretty good second-half.
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They added one of the they added the best wide receiver in this
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in this class. What are your thoughts to the
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Carolina Panthers first round pick?
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And we all know who he is. Arizona Big boppa, big, long and
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stature, speed. He likes it long.
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He likes it Dick. Well, he's got 1.
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Ladies and gentlemen, we all know CJ Wilson.
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What do you think about Carolina's first round pick?
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I loved it giving giving Bryce another, another weapon.
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I mean, it's I feel like what they should have done from the
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beginning is what you drafted the kid because of what he did
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at at at Ohio State and he had a boatload of weapons there.
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They're finally starting to go down, go through the process of
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getting him the type of weapons that he had there.
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So as they continue to add, you know, different guys, the other
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guys they had in the draft, but especially him, you're going to
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get a chance to see the Bryce that you drafted.
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I don't think we anyone has gotten a chance to see the real
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Bryce that they drafted because he went into a situation not
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having the weapons that he needed.
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So giving him this kid with a couple more years to develop
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should be pretty awesome. And by the way, it was Alabama,
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but you know, those quarterbacks come from Ohio State, too.
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But Bryce, Bryce was from. Hey, listen, I'm helping you
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here, man. We're all of it.
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You're not, listen, you're not Robert Griffin the Third, OK?
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You're not going out there and saying stupid.
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We all know Robert Griffin's a little lost in his own little
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translation, but hey, I'm going to help you out here.
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Go ahead, Speed. Yeah, I was.
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Going to ask about the defensive side of the ball.
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They drafted a couple edge rushers too and they gave JC
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Horn. It was your position, a big
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contract, a $25 million a year contract.
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So what are your thought outlook on this defense right now,
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especially with the turn around with the coaching staff?
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Overall, I thought it was a solid draft.
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You can never go wrong drafting edge guys.
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It's a seven O 7 league now. So if you got guys that can rush
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the quarterback and and get there and and pretty much
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especially SEC guys that's used to that, to a certain thought
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process as in terms of getting to the QBI think it's always
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good. So they did a great job with
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with getting the guys on the defense.
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JC out at corner. I like his style.
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I love to see him perform better.
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He's already done a great job, don't get me wrong, but I'd like
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to see him take that next step to being mentioned in that top
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three, that top five best cornerbacks in the league.
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He certainly has the ability to do it, but it's just about the
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maturation process and actually taking that step to say, hey,
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whoever the best guy is, I'm going to go follow him.
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Forget everything else. Once you get to that point to
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get that respect in the league, then even the contract he signed
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for, he'll be setting the cell phone for one that probably
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double S that. Yeah, CJ, you just said like
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drafting edge guys is never a bad thing.
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And when, like when do you think it became prevalent that it, it
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got its own name and, and just reading stories about the edge
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rushers that, you know, got drafted and literally they told
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Abdul Carter, obviously he's an anomaly, but they're like, you
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need to learn 5 positions. Can you, can you kind of explain
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and what that like what that mentality goes in trying to
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learn all those? And are you good at all of them?
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Are you great at certain specifics like dropping in the
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coverage or on the pass rush like that?
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It just seems like so much being in one's position to be able to
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be that good. And obviously all the edges that
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were drafted were, were very, very talented.
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But I me being a non football guy and seeing that position how
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becoming so prevalent? Like how hard is it and how much
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mental capacity does it go into preparing for a game each and
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every week? It's a reason why those guys are
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in the top 1% in the world. You have to be able to do
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something that not only physically you got to be in a
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separate category, but psychologically you have to.
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So for to to ask a guy to play 345 different positions, the
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league is shifting. The more see on one side of you
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see guys getting more money, what his owners are sitting down
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looking at it like, well, if I'm paying you all this money to do
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one thing, I'm really not getting my money's worth.
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So I might as well ask you to do more because what they teach,
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there's only about 10 guys, 8 to 10 guys that actually play
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football on an NFL roster. Everybody else is week to week
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check to check. Everybody else says you better
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do more than what it is that's on this actual roster.
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So with them with the salary cap going up, money going up,
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they're asking those eight to 10 guys who was used to doing one
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thing. Now those guys got to do more.
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That's why you're looking at quarterbacks.
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You can't just sit in the pocket and throw no more.
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Now you got to read game, now you got to be able to RPO, now
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you got to be able to run the ball called runs.
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It's the reason why they're doing that.
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They need guys to be more versatile because they want more
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bang for the buck. So that's what you're seeing,
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edge rushers being able to to to rush the passer, drop back, zone
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drop. They give A tag call where you
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got to peel off on the running backs and stuff like that, or
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even guard tight ends. Yeah.
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I mean, if they're paying you $40 million a year, I want you
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more than just putting your fingers in the dirt and beating
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this other big guy. I need you to be able to do more
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things. So.
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And it also puts coaches who've been scanned.
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I'm just going to say it. It's a lot of coaches been
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skating by for a long time, not really being able to coach.
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One of them is over there in Pittsburgh.
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So now guys have to be able to say, hey, I need you to do this
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and here's why I do this, and here's why I do this and here's
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why as opposed to, well, I got a guy, so that's what you're
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saying. We are talking to former
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Panthers cornerback CJ Wilson. Well, we all know what happened.
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The Browns were sitting there at #2 and everybody was wondering,
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what are the Browns going to do at #2 Hey, guess what?
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They're going to trade with Jacksonville to go after Travis
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AK, the gremlin himself, and you know, Hunter.
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And boy oh boy, if he wasn't on the Ewok adventure, he was
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definitely on Gremlins. Because he definitely is going
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to star in Gremlins 3. I can't stand this kid.
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I met him at the Heisman Trophy dinner.
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The guy stood tall, stood tall. He thought that he was bigger
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than the world. I think that the Heisman Trophy
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and, and the group of them voted him in when I thought, I thought
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Gente was the bona fide Heisman Trophy winner.
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And this guy went out there. He smiles.
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He's got a bright smile. Deion Sanders loves him.
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He calls him his son, his stepson or whatever the hell he
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calls him. And this guy has never won
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anything. He's never done anything.
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He never defended against a top wide receiver in the NCAA.
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Why does everybody have a love fest for the Kremlin himself?
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Please tell me. Because the kid is a phenomenal
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talent. He has the right type of
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headlines behind him and there's the the league was shifted in a
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way for them to be able to highlight these storylines.
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He's going back home to Florida, which is where he's from.
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He's going to get a chance to ask you to pull in fans to make
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those people more money. It's going to be interesting to
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see how he does what he does. I don't know if they going to
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play them off on the defense otherwise.
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What I love to see him do something that hadn't been done
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before. Yes, but I think that's also
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arrogant to think that someone going into that league can do
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something like that. I don't think that he's been
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prepared psychologically to understand the NFL and college
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are two totally different games. I'm sorry, the guy that guy in
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college is going back to his apartment of dorm room after his
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over with and he can't get him. He ain't going to get in the
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portal until the end of the season.
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The NFL is a completely different game.
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That guy you playing against got a mortgage.
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Hell, look, he got kids at the. You see how many do you see the
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number I have up right there? What is that?
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What is that equal 7? You know what that means?
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The guys not going to have longer than A7 year career in
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the NFL. The guy is so overrated.
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I think he's. He has said that already.
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He is 7 years and that is it. That's all he's going to last in
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the NFL. Nobody's going to deal with a
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big mouth guy that goes out there and he's got to play
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one-on-one with Brian Thomas every single week.
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And that guy is a beast. That guy is going to be the best
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wide receiver in football in three years.
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Remember I said that? Now it's two years now because
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just he is Justin Jefferson, 2 point O3 point O, 4 point O,
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give it five, baby, cuz Brian Thomas junior is my man.
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And if he was a Jet, he'd be even bigger, my man, if you know
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what I'm talking about, Speedy. Nevertheless, I'm telling you
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right now, the one and only Brian Thomas versus this guy and
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he's got to defend this guy. It might get him better, or it
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might even make him look like a peace shooter, which she
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probably is. There you go.
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I just had to add that I'm. Sorry.
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Well, he's going to get the chance to show it.
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He's going to get a chance to show it.
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One of the things that I know about Dionne, I've coached
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against him. I know him personally, I know
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his thought process and what he gives.
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And so the kid has had, like I said, he's in a position now to
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where you're going to have everything that you need and
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he's going to get a chance to learn from a lot of great guys.
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I think that the biggest thing for him outside of his
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day-to-day work is going to be what are the greats that are
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technically sound? Is he going to connect with
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Dionne was a was a phenomenal talent that was had an
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exceptional athleticism, different than anybody else.
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Travis, this game that you got to play in now you got to have
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skill set. Athleticism ain't enough.
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So we don't see. I wish the best for the kid.
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He's in a great opportunity. You got to show what he can do.
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So how would you coach him? How would you spread out the
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snaps? How would you spread out the
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percentages of how much you would play?
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And we've had several, we had several ex football players on
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during the draft and our draft coverage.
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And last week we had a Quentin Couples.
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That was an interesting debate that Errol and him were having
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about how much he would play Travis under.
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He was saying only play him on defense, don't play him on
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offense. What would you do if you were
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coaching him? Well, I don't like to put put
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caps on guys, so I'd let him if we draft him.
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He was doing both in college. I'm going to let him play both
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in the league and I'm going to do it all day in practice,
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forget the games. I'm going to let him do it in
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practice and then I'm going to monitor whether or not he can
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actually handle it on defense. I think that's where he should
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where he should go. I think he's better suited long
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term receiver. It takes too much if you have a
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quarterback that if you have a system like most NFL systems are
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multi layered. He's psychologically going to be
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burnt out by Week 6 or 7. College football is not like
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that. So I start him out on defense
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and let him roll and then throw him out there a little bit on
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offense just to, you know, let him get touches and big play,
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his big play ability. But again, that's something you
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got to earn. And I'll give him.
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I'll give him a shot to do it initially, but then after that
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I'd have to gauge this kid to see where he's at.
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What do you think? Phenomenal, we have.
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OK, so you say that and you agree.
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What do you think like the adjustment obviously from
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college to the NFL is, is, is vast in in more ways than one.
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What do you think that he, as you've watched him that needs to
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work on the most to to be successful?
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And do you think he can be successful on both sides of the
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ball? Yeah, I think he could be
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successful on both sides of the ball.
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But again, it's going to come down to him getting in, getting
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in the room with guys like a Champ Bailey or Charles Woodson,
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guys who had that type of capability but didn't do it
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because of how hard it was to master one side.
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That's what I think he should do as in terms of whether or not
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he, like I said, he can do it. But this is going to be hard,
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man. Look, when when I was given the
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Dallas Cowboys playbook by by by Rob Ryan, it was this big fellas
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and he you got to know this by tomorrow that I'm going to make
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whatever call I'm going to make. I need you to go out there and
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know that by tomorrow. Now you take a kid that in
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Colorado they weren't playing multi layered offense and
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defense and now they weren't doing all of that.
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So it's going to be a whole different world.
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The lingo. He's got to know everything
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offensive coordinator is thinking, everything the
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defensive coordinator is thinking, yeah.
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So yeah, I would again, I'd give him a couple of plays over a
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package or so. Give him a couple plays, let him
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play more so on defense, let him get up to the pinball and the
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speed and then I roll it from there and he's not a big guy.
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And that's what I don't think this hike machine understands.
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When you get hit by 240 LB guy playing safety, that's different
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than that 190 LB guy in college. It's a totally different game.
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And then you got to turn around and go defend the receiver.
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That's 2:20 that's going for a big check.
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Is is different. It's just different the.
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Term. Speed is the biggest adjustment
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from college to NFL. You think speed is the biggest
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one? Technically, yes, One of them,
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yes. I think the biggest difference
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is the psychology. The psychology has to be
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different. In college, you always know that
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I can come back tomorrow. In the league.
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You can't think that in the league your dream is over, your
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career is over. That day or tomorrow, you get a
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phone call with 13 numbers on it in the middle of the night and a
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guy you don't know saying, hey, the general manager want to see
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you in the morning. It's over.
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It's different. You're not getting that in
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college. It's over.
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So it's that's what you got to deal with.
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Imagine being a guy sitting at home and you get a phone call to
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come up to play. You've been working for months.
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You're at home, you're working at Burger King.
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You finally get that call to come up.
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They fly you up and you you got to keep your dream alive.
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You line up, you've been working, you've been training
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and Travis Hunter is on the other side of is on the opposite
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side of you. That guy got a whole different
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motivation than you do. The question is how do you
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respond? So that dog talk, it sounds good
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until you actually until they bring another dog from another
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from another yard out there to come get play against you.
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That's different. That's when you get smacked by
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the Whopper. That's when you get smacked.
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By the whopper you. Just got to hope that of those
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13 phone calls, none of them are by Jax Olbrich.
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You're going to get smacked. David Clowney just got cut today
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by the Panthers. Make you never know.
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Yeah, look at Willie Whoppers, Speedy Willie whoppers.
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You got to give the Willie and you get to get the whop, as we
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all know. By the way, by the way, I love
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my brother's keeper. You know what movie that's from
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new Jack city. That's what I'm talking about.
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It's one of my favorite movies. Chris Rock showed you why a
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comedian should not, I repeat, should not be an actor.
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So that's all I'm going to say about that.
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I'm just speaking the truth over here.
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I liked ice TI like the movie, but come on, man, Chris, just
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Chris Rock shouldn't have been in that movie, but I'm just
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trying to help you, Chris. I'm trying to help you as we.
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Oh no, we are talking to former Panthers cornerback CJ Wilson.
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Well, CJ, there's a lot to to think about over the last couple
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of weeks, especially through the draft.
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And there is a particular player that has stood out over the last
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couple of weeks from the Pittsburgh Steelers, and his
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name is George Pickens. Yes, he's been a guy that yaps
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his mouth, beats people up in the huddle.
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And then when he's on top of somebody, elbowing, hitting them
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in the private areas. We know somebody that used to do
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that. He was on this show, Shawn
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Smith. So we all know about Dirty Baby.
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Dirty, dirty. There's an ex Patriots
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quarterback that's now in the Jaguars.
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I like to kick guys in the nuts, too.
21:07
And then you're hearing over a couple of days or actually a
21:11
couple hours that most GMs were not even calling up the
21:15
Pittsburgh Steelers because they didn't want them.
21:17
They didn't want to deal with that crap in the locker room and
21:20
everything else. And you know who calls up and
21:22
gets the trade? You said it, baby.
21:25
The one and only Dallas Cowboys, the Cowgirls themself reaching
21:31
out, maybe having a cheerleader call up over there and saying,
21:34
hey, baby, come over here. I'll show you a couple of
21:37
things. Well, ladies and gentlemen,
21:39
George Pickens is now a cowboy. He's playing with CD Lamb.
21:43
And by the way, Lamb is not going to enjoy that piece of
21:46
chicken on the damn bad damn football field.
21:49
Your thoughts to the George Pickens story?
21:51
And how is this going to work over there with CD Lamb and
21:55
George Pickens as Mr. One and only Dak Prescott throwing that
21:59
little pigskin right to the beef of that jerky.
22:03
What do you think? Phenomenal talent.
22:06
Great PR move for the for the team, for the fans.
22:13
I mean perfect timing when everything settled down to kind
22:15
of help people transition from the Shaddor Sanders thing
22:19
football related. I think it was a terrible move.
22:22
I believe it was a terrible move.
22:24
It makes sense though, because Jerry like guys that have
22:26
trouble past which I mean, shout out to him for you know, finding
22:30
someone who can you know who likes that thought process.
22:32
Again, the kids, phenomenal talent, but you have a problem.
22:35
The problem is this, when he's when he's not, when he doesn't
22:40
get the ball the way that he wants because it's going to
22:43
happen. When he doesn't get it, the
22:45
question is going to be how is he going to respond?
22:49
If you didn't really have much to work with in Pittsburgh, you
22:54
don't really have much to work with here in Dallas.
22:57
CD is going to get 1015 targets a game, double team, triple
23:00
teamed, Mama teamed. It ain't going to matter.
23:03
He going to get doubled. So you going to pitch a fit, you
23:06
going to punch somebody in the face here?
23:09
There's different eyes here than it is in Pittsburgh and Dallas.
23:12
They going to be watching everything from the moment you
23:14
walk out the locker room. Literally.
23:16
We all have seen that. I experienced it.
23:19
It's different when you you pissed off in the hallway in
23:21
Pittsburgh. Ain't nobody going to see that.
23:23
But here, oh, it's different. So again, for all of the media
23:28
and all of that stuff, it's a great deal.
23:29
Again, the kid is phenomenal talent.
23:31
He is he's he's a tall, good size guy.
23:33
He can make plays on the ball. I think he's a very good
23:37
football player. But again, psychology, I don't
23:40
think he, I don't think the psychological element of plan
23:43
for that star, it's going to be a little tough so.
23:47
Another guy that. I went to the bed.
23:49
Another guy that's been a personality.
23:51
Fish and I were our executive producer.
23:52
We're talking about him a couple weeks ago, Jalen Ramsey
23:55
demanding a trade from the Dolphins and he's a great
23:57
corner, but he's bumped around, probably still played like a top
24:00
15 corner last year. Would you trade for him if you
24:03
were a team? And how do you think his
24:05
longevity could be going to another team?
24:08
100% I would want Jalen Ramsey in any room that I'm in.
24:12
It's it's his, his, his know how.
24:15
He's one of those guys that it's like the Gilmore.
24:19
Those are guys, man, that even if they're not playing as much
24:23
as they used to or doing what they used to, you got to have a
24:25
guy like that in the room. So you can you can make him like
24:28
a prototype or an art type for the rest of your room.
24:32
That's what you want. Jalen may not be able to play,
24:34
you know, 70 snaps like he used to, but give me 30 plays of
24:38
Jalen Ramsey at at his best and then let me go drive two kids
24:42
that's like him or built like him that's willing to listen and
24:46
I'm good. I'm good because if nothing
24:49
else, he's going to teach him how to win.
24:51
Hold on. Even if they don't, he's going
24:53
to teach him how to. Hold on one second.
24:54
Wasn't that the guy in GQ magazine that said Josh Allen
24:58
was a shell of a quarterback in the NFL?
25:01
Wasn't that the guy that told everybody that Josh Allen wasn't
25:05
going to be a good quarterback in the NFL?
25:07
What's going on, Jalen? This guy is the best quarterback
25:10
or second best quarterback right now in the NFL.
25:13
I don't hear Jalen Ramsey going in the GQ magazine or Play Play
25:17
Girl magazine as he's flexing for all the people out there.
25:21
Give me a break. It is absolutely despicableness.
25:26
OK, go. Ahead, I'm going to give you
25:28
some push. Back Girl, Emmy.
25:29
I agree with him. I want to hear this one.
25:33
Please. Let's hear it.
25:36
Let's hear. It tell me, OK, so all of the
25:40
great things, let's slide that in this corner.
25:43
All right, let's slide that in Josh's corner.
25:45
Tell me how with everything centered around him, including
25:49
the NFL, why does he keep getting to why does he keep
25:55
getting to the point of where they're trying to push it over
25:57
for him but he can't get it done?
26:01
When are we going to see his best?
26:03
Because he's already been given everything he needs to tip the
26:06
tip the hat in his favor. They've tried to help him beat
26:10
Mahomes. I don't know if y'all have
26:12
witnessed that. They literally have tried to
26:14
help and beat my. Heart.
26:15
Can't get it done, don't understand it.
26:17
Well, they screwed him last playoffs.
26:19
I mean, come on, You don't think Buffalo got screwed by the NFL?
26:23
Come on. That was a first down, buddy.
26:26
That was a first down. And how could you allow that
26:29
catch when it hit the ground? How could you count that catch
26:32
as a catch when everybody saw it hit the ground and then you
26:35
watched it on the replay and you said it was a catch?
26:38
Come on. Are you kidding me?
26:40
It's always Kansas City's way. Always.
26:43
It finally didn't. Thank you to the Eagles for
26:46
shoving the football up their ass.
26:49
I agree with you to to this degree.
26:51
The game never should have been that close to begin with.
26:55
They were better than Kansas City from the start.
26:57
It never should have. Guy came down to a play or two.
27:01
That's the that's the problem. When they say, when they say
27:04
for, I say like the last three years, he should have gotten
27:06
over the hump. His biggest nemesis has been
27:09
Mahomes, but he has everything that Mahomes does it and he got
27:13
the game at home last year. How do you not win that in those
27:16
conditions? They stopped running the ball.
27:18
That's why that's coaching. You go.
27:20
That's the coaching. No, no, no, no, no.
27:23
See, I'm glad you said that. That's the reason why Jalen said
27:27
what he said. He had put it out there.
27:29
But I'm going to tell you, when they give him that call, they're
27:33
giving him 3 plays. He's not getting 2, he's getting
27:35
three. Josh goes out there and he makes
27:39
those calls himself. McDermott is a defensive guy.
27:43
McDermott is not. You'll see him go cursing and
27:46
all that type of stuff. He's not going to go and do that
27:48
to Josh. He's going to do it to other
27:50
people. Josh will make those calls.
27:52
If you listen to his his interviews after the game, he'll
27:55
tell you that, you know, I saw this different this than the
27:58
third. I just got to be better.
27:59
I just got to be better. Some of that's PR, but I'm
28:01
telling you straight up because I because of what I know, Josh
28:04
is not choosing to run the ball that much because it takes away
28:08
from what he's trying to do. That's always been his knock
28:13
whenever they get close. You got to watch him carefully.
28:16
He'll make some amazing plays. Then there'll be some plays
28:18
you'd be like, why wouldn't you just give this up?
28:22
It doesn't make it doesn't make sense, but that's Josh.
28:25
So I do agree with Jalen on on that because Josh could be
28:30
better. Look, they can win the Super
28:31
Bowl this year if they do what you just said.
28:34
If they hand the ball off and let him just play action off of
28:37
it, they can go win the Super Bowl.
28:40
But you got to play up to this MVP stuff and let's get
28:43
everything over the hump and all that.
28:44
You don't have to do that to win.
28:46
That's the difference between him and Mahomes.
28:49
Mahomes do whatever it take to win.
28:52
Josh not there yet. Do you think?
28:55
Do you think winning equals greatness or will?
29:00
If you don't win, it's you're not considered one of the
29:02
greatest. No, I think greatness equals
29:05
greatness. That's what I think.
29:07
I think that in order for you to win, you have to learn how to do
29:11
it and that that takes you out of the area of being good.
29:15
Good is not great for goodness sake.
29:17
I love that. Goodness is a is a big different
29:19
sacrifice. It requires a whole different
29:22
mindset. Mindset good is going to make
29:24
you feel good. You're going to burp and maybe
29:26
go do the number 2 or in a little bit.
29:28
That's good, That's good food. Great food going to have you
29:31
thinking about it, trying to figure out when the next time
29:33
you can get it again. And I'm talking about more than
29:35
good food. There you go, There you go.
29:38
And I'm talking about more than just food.
29:40
You just made you made Jabba wet talk.
29:45
Talk about going #2 we have a guy that's not here right now
29:48
that that does that at least three times a show.
29:53
So, so greatness. Greatness is a whole different
29:56
category, Man is is levels to it is levels to it.
29:59
And you don't have to the winning to come.
30:02
That'll come. You just got to understand the
30:03
how and the why you win, that's all.
30:06
So Errol and our guy in the in the private chat here on Nathan,
30:10
who's our PR guy. I had an interview.
30:12
With ladies. With one of your ex teammates at
30:16
the Super Bowl, that was Jonathan Stewart.
30:17
What was he like on and off the field?
30:19
No. Manchild Jonathan was the was a
30:23
guy that I was thankful of God every day was on my team.
30:28
I did not want to play against him, didn't want to tackle him,
30:30
none of that. He was a guy that he would like.
30:33
It looked like he would run through steel and you feel bad
30:36
for the steel and then is he coming back to the huddle?
30:39
You'd be like, OK, I'm yeah, yeah, I'm glad that guy on my
30:42
team. But his toe was like his toe
30:45
looked like, I don't know. What do you call him?
30:47
What was the name of that movie? His toe was his toes was so
30:50
ugly. It's actually a part of what
30:53
kind of derailed he had of her toe injuries.
30:56
So most of the time, man, what you guys saw with with with with
30:59
Stu was he wouldn't practice during the week.
31:02
Stu would be in the cold till about a week and then go out and
31:05
run for 100 yards on 15 Garys. That guy's built like an ox.
31:09
By the way, we got a chance to meet him at Radio Row and he sat
31:13
with us. He carries around his book bag
31:15
everywhere he goes. I don't know what he's hiding at
31:17
it. My first question to him is, are
31:19
you going to school or something?
31:21
Or what is it? Jansport book bag?
31:23
I haven't seen one of those in like 20 years.
31:26
I mean this Jansport and I'm laughing and I'm like, where'd
31:30
you get that bag? He's like, oh, that it.
31:31
Since I was in grade school, I was like, man, it looks pretty
31:35
damn good. And by the way, he's built like,
31:37
like an ox. You're absolutely right.
31:39
And by the way, his golf game is pretty good too, I hear.
31:42
So he's a pretty good golfer. So he likes to swing, you know,
31:45
club speed. He should hang out with him.
31:49
He's amazing. Pianist.
31:52
I saw that. We go run for 50 yards, break
31:55
somebody'd collarbone, and then go home and play the piano for
31:58
about an hour or two. They need to do a Chappelle Show
32:01
skit about that guy. He has an amazing, an amazing
32:03
lifestyle, man, I'm telling. You he's cool.
32:06
He was cool. He was good to hang out with and
32:09
very calm and collective and very kind too.
32:11
You wouldn't expect him to be a football player.
32:13
When he sat back and even when he came over there, he was
32:16
looking around like I'm like, dude, what are you looking for?
32:18
He's like, you know, I want to see what's around me.
32:20
I thought that he was afraid somebody was going to smack him
32:23
in the back of the head. I mean, that's what he was
32:25
doing, looking around. I'm like, what are you looking
32:27
for? And it was so funny who, I
32:29
forget who I interviewed him with Speedy.
32:31
Was it Nick? Was it Nick?
32:32
No, I think it was Nathan. It was Nathan that that's right.
32:35
It was Nathan that we were sitting with.
32:37
So it was pretty cool. Nathan actually wanted to sit
32:39
down. And I remember that was the only
32:40
interview I did with Nathan. But as everybody knows, we are
32:43
talking to former Panthers cornerback CJ Wilson.
32:46
CJ, one more question for me and Shidor Sanders.
32:50
You've heard my my take on Shidor Sanders.
32:52
OK, you know what I feel about the kid.
32:55
I'm not a very fond of the man. I, I he's a boy in a man's body
33:00
who walked around. Dude, I saw him at Radio Row.
33:02
He had an entourage of 30 to 25 people following him around like
33:06
he's like Michael Jordan, OK, An entourage.
33:09
He wouldn't speak to anybody. The only people that he was
33:12
speaking to, his little kids, running around asking for his
33:14
autograph. He wouldn't talk to no one
33:16
unless somebody came to him and said, hello, Sir, how are you,
33:19
Sir? Could I, could I get an
33:22
interview from you? And I was like, I do not want to
33:24
interview that guy. So I, we got a chance to see him
33:28
walk around and then before the shoot, before the, I mean,
33:32
during the combine, he didn't throw into anything, but he
33:35
spoke to the press, said some freaking crazy.
33:38
If you don't, if you don't pick me, you're making a big mistake.
33:41
And you know, you're just stupid if you don't pick me.
33:44
And then all of a sudden he said it again at his pro day.
33:47
He didn't look good on his pro day today.
33:49
He said it again, too. And then there were stories
33:51
coming out that Dion was his agent, that Dion didn't want him
33:55
to go to five different, only five teams he would not allow
33:58
his son to go to. I just think teams just decided,
34:01
hey, you know what? We don't want to deal with this
34:02
craziness. We don't want to deal with this
34:04
selfish bastard. And we're not drafting him.
34:06
Your thoughts to Shadora Sanders?
34:09
Are you surprised that people spanked him all the way to the
34:12
fifth round? No, I'm not.
34:15
No, I'm not. And I know there's most of the
34:20
sports community is split on this, but no, I'm not surprised.
34:24
And the reason why I say that is there are so many people who
34:29
players who don't understand that this is a job interview,
34:33
all of that other stuff don't matter.
34:35
It's a job interview and what people, what I'd like for people
34:41
to kind of take a look at is, and Lord knows I've had this
34:44
conversation with my coaches, my kids, all kind of people.
34:46
But so I'll just say this, you're getting a chance in 2025
34:51
to see what his father was like back when he came out.
34:54
It's just that he wasn't getting that type of coverage.
34:57
He was coached by his dad to operate in a certain way.
35:01
Again, I know them both. I have coached against them
35:04
both. I understand how their thought
35:08
process is. I love them both.
35:11
But there's their take on this was grossly overlooked, done the
35:15
wrong way. There's too much put into me
35:19
being seen as opposed to me working.
35:22
I love the confidence. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for
35:25
the confidence, but it goes to another level with the thought
35:29
process of how to do this stuff when you're not in control of
35:32
the NFL. They've shown everybody that
35:37
they controlled it. The owners controlled it.
35:40
You can say what you want, they controlled it.
35:44
And I think he got a chance to actually see that from bombing
35:46
those those interviews. And look, man, I'm going to tell
35:50
you straight up, when you go sit down with a team and they have
35:55
people come in your classes, following you around campus,
35:59
they're flying you places. They got people in the hotels
36:02
looking at you when they fly you there, when they give you
36:05
playbooks and ask you to, OK, break this down, tell me this
36:08
and tell me that they're thinking if I'm, if I'm going to
36:10
put millions of dollars in you, I need to be able to predict
36:14
your responses with him. They can't really predict his
36:18
responses. He knew that.
36:21
His father knew that. But they felt like that they
36:23
could do it because of the bravado in the name of his
36:26
father. So what you're seeing is Dion
36:29
two point O and it only worked with Dion because there wasn't
36:34
that much coverage. Dion would answer questions the
36:36
exact same way when he was younger.
36:38
He just coached his son to do the same thing.
36:40
So that's what you're saying. If Chador had the athleticism
36:45
his father had, he wouldn't have to say anything.
36:49
But he didn't and no one told him the truth of hey, man, this
36:55
is not the rightest job interview.
36:57
Now he's check to check. He's getting he's going to be
37:00
paid less money now than he was in college.
37:03
So now you have to sit down and someone has to tell him how this
37:06
legendary stuff you got, I love it, but not right now.
37:10
Tom Brady told him, hey, spend more time in the film room then
37:15
you are your Rolls Royce. Why do we need to know about you
37:20
flying to Cleveland to go to the facility?
37:25
Everybody that gets drafted has to do that.
37:28
Why do we have to cover you doing that?
37:30
Hell, they gave that to me and Carolina and I was a seven round
37:33
pick. What is it that doesn't say
37:35
anything? Everyone does that, but it's
37:38
this, this, this initiative to to say I am this, that and the
37:43
3rd and all you're doing is making defensive guys and more
37:47
important, this last thing I say on on this before we go forward.
37:51
The part I don't think Dion or the crew has told him is this,
37:55
Hey, you know, that offensive tackle, both of those guys,
38:01
maybe the way that you're speaking, have you asked them
38:03
how they feel about it? Because now those guys that's
38:06
going to peel their ears back to come and get you.
38:08
I got to work super hard to stop these guys to to begin with.
38:12
But if I don't like, how would you keep talking?
38:14
And we don't really rock like that with each other.
38:17
I might accidentally not be able to.
38:20
I might. I might accidentally not not
38:22
kick step the way that I should. We always look at the defensive
38:30
guy getting excited. You got to start thinking about
38:32
the the tackles and maybe that tight end.
38:35
Are they going to want to continue to block and run routes
38:38
for a guy that's making himself become legendary before throwing
38:42
a pass in the NFL who we don't even know how he hands the ball
38:45
off because all he's done his whole career since high school
38:48
is throwing the ball. Don't.
38:50
Worry he's got great mentors of Kenny Pickett and Deshaun Watson
38:52
to learn from. I wish.
38:56
Success for the kid, I do, but yes, to your point, yes.
39:01
Before we let you go, why don't you tell us what's going on with
39:03
your football team? I, I see you're doing big things
39:06
over there. I, I, I obviously I saw a couple
39:09
of videos on social media, on some of your speeches.
39:13
I mean, you have a remarkable personality.
39:16
We all know it. We see you on the show.
39:18
Tell us a little bit about your football team, your season, and
39:21
where do you see yourself in the future as a head coach?
39:24
Oh man, I'm I'm thankful to God for the opportunity to do what
39:27
it is that I'm doing. I have a call it man and I
39:30
accept it. I realize it.
39:31
My wife is the one Karen. She's the one that actually
39:35
pushed me into coaching period. All I wanted to do was was
39:40
because her and my mom actually had me pushed me to go back to
39:43
graduate from Baylor after I retired from NFL.
39:46
So everything that you guys see is a shout out to my wife and my
39:51
mother for pushing me to go and do this, my wife for coaching
39:55
looking forward what I want to do.
39:57
Well, I'll just touch on my team first.
40:00
This year we came up 1/2 short. I had for my starters include my
40:03
quarterback got hurt in the last game of the year when the game
40:07
we go to the playoffs for the first time and I think like a
40:09
decade, which I'm in my second season going out.
40:14
We weren't even supposed to be in contention or in
40:16
conversation. And with 26 kids, we went up
40:19
against 80. And it took five injuries,
40:22
including one to my quarterback for us not to make it.
40:25
The rest of my programs in the school we we gotten back.
40:28
My girls basketball program hadn't been to the playoffs in
40:31
40 years. We got them in this year.
40:33
Basketball program got in track. We went to the regionals, which
40:36
is the playoffs and track broke out of the school records and
40:39
all that stuff. So I'm excited to be able to
40:42
build, man. I could go to any school in the
40:45
country, respectfully and humbly college pro.
40:49
I get those calls invites every year.
40:52
But I know what my calling is and it's going to go help people
40:55
that need it. I can go to the places that have
40:57
everything that that's not going to move me.
40:59
I went to Baylor when Baylor was facing the death penalty.
41:03
So and help turn that program around.
41:05
So it's the same thing with with what he's called me to do with
41:09
helping here. And I think more players like,
41:12
you know, that's gotten a chance to go to the highest level
41:15
should go to programs that that are struggling to help those
41:18
kids because those kids need to be seen and help too.
41:21
If we always going to the places, always have, then I
41:25
don't know what service we're really doing because a lot of
41:28
those kids are not going to appreciate what you're giving
41:29
them anyway because they already have.
41:31
So we got some great things coming up.
41:34
I'm excited about the year that's coming up.
41:36
My daughter is 10 now and she's old enough to understand me.
41:40
Yeah, she's almost my height, so she's actually the same height
41:43
as my wife, which is nuts. I'm scared to death.
41:46
Supermodel Supermodel. Yeah, and she's a track runner
41:51
too, so I think it was last year she was a junior Olympian, so
41:55
she can roll, but probably here in the next year or two.
42:00
Man, I'm looking to go to go to the college ranks to, to help
42:05
A-Team there get up and get rolling and stuff like that.
42:09
And as my wife and my daughter goes a man, I'll go as long as
42:12
they tolerate me. I'll say that much.
42:14
I think you'd be great. I think you, if you keep going,
42:17
eventually maybe you you go to the NFL and you become a DB
42:20
coach or a defensive coin. Why couldn't you do that?
42:23
We're watching Aaron Glenn do it and Aaron Glenn is he's he's
42:27
special. I I love everything about him
42:29
and I'm so excited to see what an ex jet is going to get a
42:32
chance to do. And and we haven't seen a jet
42:35
guy, an ex Jet actually take over a team and actually stand
42:38
for what The Jets are always, always been known for his
42:42
losing. Maybe he builds him up to be a
42:44
winner. But CJ, we love you, man, and
42:47
I'm rooting for you and I love when you come on the show.
42:50
We have a lot of fun. I love the shirt, I love the
42:54
coach and I love your personality, man.
42:57
Keep up the good work man. You are sensational, You really
42:59
are. I appreciate it man this is it's
43:02
one of my wifes favorite movies New Jack City.
43:05
But this is also the name of my mentorship group that we have
43:08
for the kids in our school is my brothers keeping.
43:10
Then we have MSK, which is my sister's keeper.
43:13
So yeah, man, just trying to RIP my RIP my kids man, that's all.
43:18
Hey CJ, before we leave, can you explain to people what a
43:20
Polytechnic high school is? Because I feel like a lot of
43:23
people don't know. So a Polytechnic high school,
43:27
what it is now it's it's more it's a regular school now,
43:30
regular public school now, but it used to be a school that
43:33
actually specialized with different trades and stuff like
43:36
that. So which unfortunately, a lot of
43:40
those trades have been taken out of the school.
43:41
I know I petition our our principal to to try to bring
43:46
those back to actually make those fit, but that's all it's
43:48
really just talking about taking trades out of school.
43:52
I think our society as a whole brother will be way better if we
43:56
had kids who understood that the that the, the, the trash man is
44:00
making about 8090 grand a year with the goddess the dirt with
44:05
no debt. The guy, the guy that's the
44:07
plumbers making $100,000 a year. The dude that's fixing cars is
44:11
making a great move and has his own shop and has independence.
44:14
They're moving towards a lot of this AI stuff.
44:17
And I understand that I get it. But there's everyday people that
44:21
may never ever come into contact with that stuff full time.
44:24
I'm going to need a plumber full time.
44:25
I'm going to need a mechanic full time.
44:26
I'm going to need someone to do those jobs full time.
44:29
So I'm keep having those conversations, man, to see what
44:32
all that we can do. But that's what polytechnics
44:33
stand for, is talking about the different layers and levels of
44:37
trade schools and technical schools.
44:39
Well, you definitely need to get some.
44:41
You need to help Speedy out because he definitely needs
44:43
something on his wrench, if you know what I mean.
44:46
Anyways, thank you, CJ for joining us.
44:50
We love you. Keep up the good work and we'll
44:53
talk to you, man. I, I know you're a fan of the
44:56
show, but you know how crazy this show is and we like to take
45:00
it and, and we like to drive it where it hurts.
45:03
So I've just, I really, really appreciate you joining us.
45:06
I know you're a busy guy and Speedy was telling me it's been
45:10
a little bit harder than usual to get you on the show.
45:12
But we love when you come on the show and and you gave us some
45:15
really good thoughts of a gremlin and a big mouth joker
45:23
and then, you know, a guy that they call Prime that needs to go
45:27
back to prime time. You know, prime time in Speedy's
45:31
underwear, anyways. No, he should be the Cowboys
45:33
coach of two years. Anyways, thank you my one and
45:38
only friend. Oh there it is.
45:39
Perfect. What a face.
45:41
Look at that CJ, don't they look like each other?
45:44
What a specifics? I'm about to go look at my I'm
45:47
about to go look at my wife to change this image.
45:49
I'll put up her man. Shout out to Hunter, man.
45:54
Hey, I love you boys the deaf. Man, I love you boys the deaf.
45:56
Call me the time, I love you. CJ, we love you too.
45:58
Thank you very much. CJ Wilson, ladies and gentlemen.
46:01
Give him a Golf Club. Come on, guys, give him a Golf
46:04
Club. It is wonderful.
46:05
He's wonderful. And he was sensational.
46:08
Our deuce of the day. The deuce of the day.
46:13
You log. Not a log.
46:14
I don't have a log, but you know, come on, ladies and
46:23
gentlemen, ho, this is a doozy. Let me tell you.
46:26
Shaddor Sanders is set up to fail with the Browns.
46:30
Robert Griffin, the third says, well, are you hearing this?
46:34
Shaddor, ladies and gentlemen, is head a headliner of the
46:38
group. He sells tickets, he sells
46:41
jerseys. He sells confidence to his
46:44
teammates who have said they can't wait to play with him and
46:48
non teammates. That's what Robert Griffin says.
46:52
And guess what? Robert Griffin also says that
46:54
the Cleveland Browns has set him up to fail.
46:58
You know what I say to Robert Griffin?
46:59
The third? Guess what?
47:01
Shut up. I don't want to hear what you
47:04
have to say. You're absolutely a dumbass
47:07
because here's the facts. Should door Sanders opens his
47:11
mouth way too much. If he's not doing it on the
47:14
football field, he's doing it off the football field.
47:17
And the reason why he fell to the fifth round, because he
47:19
doesn't shut up. Robert Griffin should not be
47:22
speaking. How long was his career in the
47:24
NFL when he came out and said I'm a track and field runner,
47:28
I'm a champion, I guess I'm not. I'm rookie of the year.
47:32
How long was your career, Robert?
47:34
I love you, Rob. I know he's friends with Nathan.
47:37
That's great. Here's what I have to say to
47:39
Robert Griffin. The third I know you're
47:41
analyzing things. I know you're an analyst and I
47:43
know you were an NFL quarterback.
47:45
This guy has a debacle. He has been nothing but a
47:48
debacle since he went to play college football, and he's going
47:51
to be a debacle in the NFL because he's a debacle and he
47:55
believes that he's better than he is.
47:58
So my deuce of the day goes to Robert Griffin of the Third,
48:01
because I can think everybody should tell him to go simmer
48:07
down because we know what should door Sanders is an absolute
48:12
loser. And now, ladies and gentlemen,
48:14
we call this segment Save your tears.
48:19
Mom. What's one thing?
48:22
That you can't talk to me about. My sexual fantasies.
48:27
Say your sorry. It is not ideal, but if it's
48:29
what means, it is not ideal. But if it is not ideal, but if
48:32
it is what means, you can't trouble.
48:35
You can't treble stamp with double stamp Lloyd.
48:37
You can't treble stamp with double.
48:38
Stamp. Lloyd, you guys, now it's time
48:44
for Save Your Tear. OK, you guys ready for this?
48:51
This is a landmark episode of Save Your Tears Again if you are
48:58
new to it, on Monday we picked our rosters.
49:02
I'll show you who we picked from in a second here.
49:07
And this were the games that came out on Monday and Wednesday
49:13
for games one and two of the semi finals.
49:17
So we got to pick five. We have $15.00 to pick.
49:21
Everyone picked their roster and the results are.
49:27
They bad. The results are we have a tie at
49:33
the top between me and Errol because Errol copied my team,
49:37
yeah. Right, I copied Goodie 1.
49:39
Goodie has third place with his not knowing anything.
49:44
First of all, I didn't copy any team because I wasn't even
49:46
paying attention when you were picking your team.
49:48
Just like sure I was watching was watching the Knick game.
49:51
Obviously, if you remember. Whatever.
49:53
Yeah, I was watching the Knick game too.
49:55
But look, let's just go over who scored shy.
49:58
Gildj Alexander was the leader at point guard.
50:00
We actually did not make the best pick by taking Jalen
50:03
Brunts, and he came in third. Derek White actually had a
50:05
really good game, had a few more fantasy points.
50:08
Jokic was the big winner ever. As far as the points, again, he
50:11
had that 42 and 22 and 6 game. He had 128 points.
50:16
Jayson Tatum, One O 9 1/2 guys that really underachieved.
50:20
Oh, Josh Hart, by the way, was big for Errol and Maya's team
50:23
kind of outpaced almost everyone.
50:25
Jaylen Williams, Great pick by Goody.
50:27
Who doesn't know who that guy is?
50:29
Michael Porter. There's two of them on the
50:30
table. Terrible 29.8.
50:34
Everyone kind of took Pritchard because he was $1.00.
50:37
He wasn't any good. Christian Braun Brown wasn't any
50:40
good. Drew Holiday wasn't any good,
50:44
and Jamal Murray didn't really have that good of a game.
50:46
So that's where we are. And Errol, I texted you earlier
50:50
today in case this was going to happen, and I asked you.
50:54
Who do you? Think tonight in the game, in
50:58
action. At the time we go over right
51:01
now, we'll have the most fantasy points and he gave name someone
51:06
and I named someone he named Anthony Edwards.
51:08
I named Jimmy Buckets. And the big reveal right now is
51:13
Errol wins his first ever save your tears because the T Wolves
51:18
are spanking the Warriors. They put in Kevin Knox right now
51:23
of Knicks. Oh boy.
51:25
Play on the see a lot of these old pigs while stupid game.
51:28
Off if you're watching this game is over.
51:31
That dude is. Terrible told you.
51:33
This is so there's three different for finals
51:35
combination. Obviously the Timberwolves would
51:37
be the fun one with with Randall and D Vincenzo, but then you got
51:40
OK C with heart inside. Now the Warriors for Kevin
51:42
Docks. I told you this was going to
51:44
happen, by the way, and this series is going to go pretty
51:46
quick. If Steph Curry doesn't come back
51:48
soon, even comes back hurt, they have a better chance of even
51:51
keeping up with. But it is just this is putrid.
51:55
This is just bad, that's all. I'm right.
51:57
So the way this goes is you're supposed to give get a
52:01
compliment from all of the losers when you win.
52:05
And it goes in reverse order. So Tommy's not here tonight,
52:08
Tommy, I'm sure will, you know, write his in a sophisticated
52:13
e-mail to you later on, as he's want to do.
52:17
But Jabba, you're up first. Jabba, where's Goody?
52:20
That's what I want to know. Well, finally you won, so
52:24
congratulations on just giving it another excuse that you
52:29
didn't just take fishes. Still one.
52:32
I'd still pick the other guys. So that's it again.
52:34
It has to be 51%, hey. I'm getting there.
52:38
I'm getting there. We're not.
52:39
We're still at 0% though. I know but I didn't really say
52:42
that much. True, but no, your your vast
52:45
knowledge of every sport and being close but not there always
52:51
being in the top three just shows how dedicated you are to
52:54
your craft and it was about time that you got a very deserved win
52:59
and I don't think this is probably going to be the last
53:01
one so. Wow.
53:02
Congratulations. That was nice that I.
53:05
Thought that was 51 right on the boat.
53:07
That was nicer than I thought. All right.
53:12
PDPD you are. Next, it was only a matter of
53:15
where the compile score was eventually going to win for
53:17
Errol. The track record says that
53:19
that's bound to happen at some point based on based on a lot of
53:22
stats. And it was.
53:23
It was the heart and soul of Josh Hart that definitely
53:26
elevated Jalen Brunson. Still doing very well, still
53:29
doing better than most of the other point guards besides Shy.
53:31
Got to give him credit on those picks.
53:33
Sticking with those Knicks. So got to love it for a Knicks
53:35
fan staying passionate to his craft.
53:42
All right, well, here I go Errol, despite the fact you just
53:49
copied and pasted my. Template.
53:53
It was a wonderful job by you you.
53:56
You definitely took the best advice on drafting this team.
54:00
You were you definitely did all the proper research because you
54:05
don't even have to. You are such a wise wisdom.
54:10
Don't lie to yourself here. Master of the sports knowledge.
54:16
It's just so impressive it's hard to even fathom anyone
54:22
besides me, of course, because we had the exact same score that
54:25
could have come up with such a roster.
54:28
I mean, let's just face it, genius.
54:32
Well, I just want to let you guys know something.
54:34
I was going with Bronson and Yokich no matter what.
54:36
So it all fell that way because that's where I was going.
54:40
I mean, normally you look at the big man, you're going to go with
54:44
Yokich. I didn't think anybody else I
54:46
was going with. Everybody knows how much I love
54:48
Yokich. And then obviously Jalen Bronson
54:51
was the best point guard on the board as far as I'm concerned.
54:53
So that's where I was going no matter what.
54:56
So I guess everything fell that. Place finisher who spent, I
55:02
mean, he told me he was in the lab late coming up with that
55:06
roster and he got third place. Great job by Nick Goody.
55:11
But Nick, again, it's time for compliments.
55:14
All right, I got. Carol won the tie break.
55:17
I I can only imagine what he's going to say, ladies and
55:20
gentlemen. He left he.
55:21
Told me 945. And he disappears again.
55:26
It's like a magic trick right here.
55:29
You see me? A lot of magicians in Orlando
55:33
over there, so Goody, it's time to give arrows some comp 50 only
55:38
has to be 51% positive. Go ahead. 3rd place finisher
55:44
Nick Goody. Give me a second here dude, you
55:49
just put me on the spot, here I am.
55:51
I thought this would be like genuine like the real world like
55:54
when they get from the. Camera.
55:56
Here I am thinking here I am getting a text say you want to
55:59
come in for save your tears. I'm like, oh for sure, I won
56:01
this and now you put me on the spot and I immediately have to
56:04
give a confident. You're the third price winner.
56:07
That's the second. Loser dog, that ain't a winner,
56:09
that's a loser. Well I got to highlight your
56:12
name in a bronze ish red. That would be gold.
56:16
That looks like that. Looks like blood.
56:21
What I got to compliment both you Dick bags?
56:23
No, no, I lost the tiebreaker. It's just Errol, but he did copy
56:28
my roster. What was the tiebreaker, by the
56:31
way? Who had the most points in the
56:33
game that's live tonight when we would go over this?
56:36
Right on. OK.
56:38
It was a fair tiebreaker. Errol, what can I say?
56:45
You have a voice meant for radio and a face meant for anything
56:56
but TV. Your tattoos are elegant.
57:01
You look like you got them for very cheap.
57:08
And we are just. Very.
57:10
Are you kidding? We are just so excited that you
57:13
are here. This is not a compliment, this
57:15
is torture. Got to get to 51%.
57:19
I think you got 10 more percent to get there, goody.
57:21
Yeah, it was. Just let me finish.
57:23
We don't know how you pulled Brittany, but we definitely know
57:27
Wasn't your face. Must be something with your
57:30
tongue. I don't know.
57:31
Get the hell out of here. You're beautiful, you're
57:34
beautiful. We love you and you know, we
57:36
just, we're just so happy that you won this.
57:38
Save your tears this week. It's the first time I think
57:41
you've ever won. So enjoy this moment.
57:43
This is not a compliment. This is torture.
57:45
This was not compliment. This wasn't 51%.
57:48
That wasn't 10%. That wasn't even 10%.
57:52
That little bastard. Thank you.
57:57
Such a good game. Oh, wonderful.
57:58
Thank you for the compliments by the way. 51% compliment.
58:02
I couldn't just, I couldn't just ride you.
58:05
I had to get you. That wasn't 51%, that was like
58:08
10%, maybe 13%. You're, you're going from this
58:12
to that to whatever the hell you were trying to get to.
58:15
We will be back on Monday. Keep following us on social
58:18
media. I want to make it quick.
58:20
I want to make a quick announcement announcement
58:22
obviously, and we'll make another announcement on Monday.
58:26
Where the announcement is, is that we are signed for a year
58:29
with Blue Wire Podcast. We are going to be doing our
58:33
show on their platform moving forward for a year.
58:36
It will be out there on social media.
58:39
I'd like to thank TI and Kyle and Nick, Nick Goody for setting
58:45
it up. And it's a great opportunity for
58:47
us to really put ourselves center stage with some of the
58:50
best shows in America and just putting ourselves, you know, in
58:55
a position where we could be very successful in the next
58:58
year. So thank you to TI, thank you to
59:01
Blue Wire, thank you to the team over there.
59:03
We really appreciate it and we're looking forward to, you
59:06
know, beating down the log. Anyways, that's it for our show.
59:09
Ladies and gentlemen, we'll be back on Monday.
59:11
Good night. It is the worldwide sports radio
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