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Chuck & Buck 1-30 Hour 2: 12th Man News with Gregg Bell, Cher-Coacherie Board and let us live a little NFL! · Chuck in the Morning

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Speaker 1: Gets road to center into the offensive.
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Speaker 2: It why did monteur full Monty from the right side,
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Speaker 2: five whole on stolars and the crucket hoped by a
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Speaker 2: pair of three what to thirteen oh six left at
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Speaker 2: the second?
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Speaker 1: I watch a lot of that game. Was Montour naked? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Did you not see that part? It wouldn't lie, he said,
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Speaker 3: full Monty.
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Speaker 1: Whole Monty.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm pretty sure that means I didn't see it,
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Speaker 4: but I'm pretty sure it means he was naked.
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Speaker 1: That sounds terrible.
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Speaker 5: It's a different way to play hockey, not one that
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Speaker 5: says comfortable stick.
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Speaker 6: I know he's got you know, he's got some Native
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Speaker 6: American in him, but that just seems way too brave.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, tougher than your average bear.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I wouldn't recommend it.
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Speaker 6: Night with Al Kaniski right here all the flagship sports
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Speaker 6: Radio ninety three point three kJ R FM, the crack
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Speaker 6: and do it again. They've now won four of their
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Speaker 6: last five. I mean, there's just no getting around this anymore.
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Speaker 6: When it comes to evaluating our local hockey team. I
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Speaker 6: think they're doing it on purpose. They're winning ten in
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Speaker 6: a row and then losing ten in a row.
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Speaker 3: I think they are too. It's tiring.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, not super consistent, but they're fun to watch.
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Speaker 4: Ultimate consistent, Like they're just really good for a minute
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Speaker 4: and then not good for a minute.
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Speaker 1: Right, that's as consistent, insistently inconsistent. Count on it as
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Speaker 1: like as much as the sun rises.
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Speaker 6: They're gonna win nine out of ten and then lose
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Speaker 6: nine out I would rather.
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Speaker 4: Them figure out a way at some point to win
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Speaker 4: nine out of ten. I just want them to maybe
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Speaker 4: make the nine out of ten losses.
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Speaker 3: Less, Yeah, I think.
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Speaker 5: Well, but also knowing now that that's how it's going,
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Speaker 5: I think maybe it'll be less stressful on me because
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Speaker 5: usually I'm like cheering for them to win when they
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Speaker 5: lose and I'm like, oh, now we can't lose again.
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Speaker 5: But if I know, okay, no, we have to lose
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Speaker 5: ten in a row because we won ten in a row,
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Speaker 5: then I'll just like, okay, I just know what's coming.
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Speaker 1: But change it up.
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Speaker 6: They should got the Olympic break coming up, maybe get
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Speaker 6: together and just decide to do it a little differently
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Speaker 6: in the second Yeah, win them all.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, crack and do win.
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Speaker 6: Last night with the Toronto Maple Leafs five to two
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Speaker 6: of the final score, they won four of their last five.
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Speaker 6: They found a magical number one line with McCann, Eberly
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Speaker 6: and Benier's, which kind of would have been my thought.
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Speaker 1: From the beginning of the year to put those three together.
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 6: I guess I don't know hockey all that well, but
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Speaker 6: it seems a little weird that we just now figured
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Speaker 6: that out. Also, Shane Wright scored two goals last night
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Speaker 6: as well. Cracking will next play tomorrow at Las Vegas against.
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Speaker 1: The Golden Knights.
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Speaker 6: They play three on the road to close out the
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Speaker 6: first half, if you will, of the season before the
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Speaker 6: Olympic break takes them away from.
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Speaker 1: Us for three whole weeks.
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Speaker 6: Elsewhere, with your frost brewed cors like choose chill headlines
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Speaker 6: College basketball. Last night, you Dub loses to Illinois. Very
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Speaker 6: strange kind of game. Illinois is a power man. They
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Speaker 6: are really playing some great basketball right now, and you
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Speaker 6: Dub kept it close. The Dogs kept it close, but
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Speaker 6: never really felt like a threat that they were going
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Speaker 6: to win the game. Illinois takes it seventy five to
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Speaker 6: sixty six, and the Huskies will face a far lesser
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Speaker 6: opponent in Northwestern tomorrow at five o'clock. And of course,
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Speaker 6: we are nine sleeps away from Super Bowl number sixty
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Speaker 6: Seahawks versus Patriots, and we have quarterback injury news to update.
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Speaker 6: Let's talk to our Seahawks insider, Greg Bell.
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Speaker 1: Seriously.
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Speaker 7: With the bell tolls, it must be seven o'clock and
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Speaker 7: time for twelfth Man News with Greg Bell, brought to
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Speaker 6: day at seven o five to hear him gab with us.
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Speaker 6: Good morning, Greg, Good morning, Happy football Friday to you.
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Speaker 8: Yes, a sort of for me, but yeah.
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Speaker 6: Man, well, well we've got quarterback injury news. I mean,
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Speaker 6: nothing new for us. Sam Darnold's been playing with an
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Speaker 6: oblique for a couple of weeks, but the Drake May's
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Speaker 6: shoulder injury popped up yesterday, I mean nine day shy
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Speaker 6: of the Super Bowl. Maybe it's no big deal, but man,
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Speaker 6: when both starting quarterbacks show up on the first injury
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Speaker 6: report of Super Bowl, the Super Bowl, you know, a
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Speaker 6: two week period, it's worth discussing. So what do you
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Speaker 6: know about these situations.
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Speaker 8: That they're both playing and there's nine games until the game,
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Speaker 8: nine days till the practice. Recover your bread, they will
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Speaker 8: both play. Mate was stiff arming a player in Denver
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Speaker 8: in the AFC title game, and it appears that's when
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Speaker 8: he injured his shoulder. And this was the first practice
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Speaker 8: for the Patriots since the title game. Just like the Seahawks.
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Speaker 8: Donald's on the same plan so far. No reason to
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Speaker 8: have him extensively throw during a bye week, so he
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Speaker 8: was limited in practiced yesterday. He was out there at
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Speaker 8: the beginning and running around in things. But looks like
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Speaker 8: he's going to be for now. On the same plan
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Speaker 8: he's been on the last two weeks to preserve between
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Speaker 8: the games. So it's managing maintenance time. They'll both play.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, obviously they're going to be out there. I mean,
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Speaker 4: I don't think there's much concern about Sam Darnold. He
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Speaker 4: just doesn't want to reaggravate that getting ready for it.
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Speaker 4: But I am wondering, is there any other news Are
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Speaker 4: you hearing anything else about any other injuries around for
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Speaker 4: the Syawks?
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Speaker 8: Well, Drake Thomas was on the field. He had been
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Speaker 8: injured in the title game. He was on the field yesterday.
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Speaker 8: They had listed Ernest Jones with an issue and the
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Speaker 8: day before and they're estimated practice, but he was out there.
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Speaker 8: Charles Cross was not at practice, But Floyd, I'm sure
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Speaker 8: they're resting. I'm not taking too much into Super Bowl
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Speaker 8: by week injury reports. They're not practicing all that hard.
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Speaker 8: They're not in pads. They just have a couple of
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Speaker 8: days and then they're gonna go out in the San Jose.
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Speaker 8: So even the Super Bowl week practices are glorified walk throughs.
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Speaker 8: They aren't exactly hammering each other in full pads those either.
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Speaker 8: It's not the time of year for that. So it
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Speaker 8: is the time of year for guys to take rests
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Speaker 8: and breaks, and NFL injury report rules mean that if
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Speaker 8: you take days off, you have to be listed as
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Speaker 8: not participating. If you miss any one of your normal reps,
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Speaker 8: by definition, you have to be listed as limited. When
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Speaker 8: you started playing football in August and you're in February,
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Speaker 8: you're going to have guys that have to take time off.
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Speaker 8: That's the nature of the game.
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Speaker 1: Greg bellis with us.
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Speaker 6: Tis time for our Seahawks insider to join us here
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Speaker 6: on the program. Of course, you want to follow Greg
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Speaker 6: on AX, you can do so at g Bell Seattle.
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Speaker 6: So on the roundtable yesterday, a really great conversation about
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Speaker 6: the fourth and four play, the DeMarcus Lawrence went rogue
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Speaker 6: play that might have saved the NFC Conference Championship game.
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Speaker 6: You had said on the show that you were going
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Speaker 6: to make that a priority of yours in your reporting yesterday,
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Speaker 6: what did you find out from DeMarcus Lawrence.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, the only purpose in the locker room yesterday was
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Speaker 8: for me to talk to him, and I waited until
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Speaker 8: he came in and talked to him, and it was
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Speaker 8: just myself and one or two others and then everyone
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Speaker 8: joined in. But he he said, yeah, I saw the
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Speaker 8: running back go out far quicker than running back on
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Speaker 8: a hot read normally would on that route. And when
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Speaker 8: he saw kyn Williams just take off, not chip, not
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Speaker 8: read whether there's a blitz or not, and then leave.
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Speaker 8: When he saw him go straight out past Julian Love,
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Speaker 8: who had been blitzing outside of Lawrence, Lawrence said, I
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Speaker 8: knew I had to get out there. I knew something
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Speaker 8: was different, that that's not a normal blitz read. And
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Speaker 8: in fact he read correctly that Sean mcvayh had schemed,
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Speaker 8: and I mentioned this yesterday. McVeigh had beaten McDonald on scheme.
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Speaker 8: On that play, McDonald had a Julian Love blitz off
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Speaker 8: the yets outside edge as zero blitz with no safety
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Speaker 8: in the middle of the field, and McVeigh had the
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Speaker 8: perfect play call for it, his back going straight to
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Speaker 8: the left sideline where no one was all the other
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Speaker 8: receivers for the rams going the other way, and Stafford's
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Speaker 8: first look when he took the snap was to Kyraen Williams,
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Speaker 8: and he couldn't believe. And DeMarcus Lawrence said that just
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Speaker 8: as she had talked about yesterday, Julian Love came in
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Speaker 8: too hot. He blits too fast, too soon, and over
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Speaker 8: committed to the blitz. Loves responsibility is that if he
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Speaker 8: reads the back is coming out instead of trying to
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Speaker 8: block him, that he has to go cover the back. Well,
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Speaker 8: Love blitz so aggressively that Williams got by him, and
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Speaker 8: Williams was two steps behind him already at the line
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Speaker 8: of scrimmage, and a defensive end, twelve year defensive end
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Speaker 8: who has been paid one hundred and forty three million
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Speaker 8: dollars in his career to sack quarterbacks, decided at that
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Speaker 8: moment to go be a defender. That to me is
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Speaker 8: the most interesting part of the story, which is what
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Speaker 8: I asked him about. What about you that had been
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Speaker 8: in this league for twelve years and made all the
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Speaker 8: money you've made. His job has been to go sack
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Speaker 8: the quarterback and he was on an encumbered to the court.
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Speaker 8: No one was going to block him. He could have
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Speaker 8: had a free rush in on Stafford as could Love
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Speaker 8: What made him what instinctly made him go get that guy?
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Speaker 8: And he said, because I knew that wasn't a normal play.
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Speaker 8: I knew that they were going to throw a touchdown
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Speaker 8: pass to running down paraphrasing, they knew they were going
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Speaker 8: he was going to throw a touchdown pass over our
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Speaker 8: heads to the running back because no one was back there.
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Speaker 8: You talk about a team first play. He didn't even
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Speaker 8: look in a statue. You don't even know DeMarcus Lawns
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Speaker 8: was on the field on that play, no quarterback, he
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Speaker 8: had no pass defense, no interception. Yet he won the
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Speaker 8: game for them, And Love said, so I gradually Love
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Speaker 8: and asked him about it, and I said, move it
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Speaker 8: up to Marcus. Lawrence has put out fourth or four
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Speaker 8: and looked at me and said, he saved my ass.
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Speaker 8: So that it wasn't luck. It wasn't a fortuitous bus
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Speaker 8: that the Rams wanted to portray. Even Mike McDonald didn't
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Speaker 8: know it was going on. Donald was yelling, where's the
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Speaker 8: end during the play. That was all DeMarcus Florence freelancing,
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Speaker 8: he said, He called it law logic and that's the
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Speaker 8: product of being in the league for eleven years law logic.
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Speaker 1: I like that.
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Speaker 4: I've heard a few people say that Drake May's legs
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Speaker 4: are something that the Seahawks team needs to be worried about.
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Speaker 4: And obviously you can run, but is a mobile quarterback
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Speaker 4: or somebody scrambling.
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Speaker 1: Is that a kryptonite of any sort to this team?
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Speaker 8: Well, it has been a problem lucky for this team
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Speaker 8: for a couple of years, especially this year too. The
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Speaker 8: extending play quarterback Baker Mayfield is the one who did
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Speaker 8: it most effectively. John Schneyder yesterday, interestingly, the GM barely
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Speaker 8: talked to him. Was like a meteor strike that we
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Speaker 8: got to talk to him on the record yesterday and
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Speaker 8: he said that Drake may is a running back who
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Speaker 8: can also throw. And he didn't mean that to despair
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Speaker 8: just throwing. He meant to say that he's a better
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Speaker 8: runner than Rock Purdy, he's a better runner than pretty
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Speaker 8: much everyone they've faced this year, and that he'll just
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Speaker 8: tuck it and run. And yesterday Drake May told the
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Speaker 8: reporters in New England that he has done that more
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Speaker 8: recently and he's made a concerted effort to just decisively,
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Speaker 8: turn up field and run. So in that sense, he's
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Speaker 8: probably unique to everyone that they have faced this season,
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Speaker 8: and he's in that sense not as maybe not as quick,
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Speaker 8: but is in that sense he's like Lamar Jackson was
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Speaker 8: a few years ago before the Ravens started saying, let's
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Speaker 8: make you a thrower. So that's a new, different challenge
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Speaker 8: for the Seahawks in this game and definitely one that
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Speaker 8: they're going to be front and the center of the
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Speaker 8: game plan.
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Speaker 6: With Greg bell Is with us our Seahawks insider here
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Speaker 6: on Chuck and Buck in the Mornings, Talk and Seahawks
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Speaker 6: nine days away from the Super Bowl, super Bowl number
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Speaker 6: sixty in Santa Clara, California, Seahawks versus the New England Patriots.
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Speaker 6: Some you know, it's been talking a lot, but we
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Speaker 6: always kind of mentioned every once in a while. The
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Speaker 6: Ken Walker playing for the contract. Rieke Woolan has been
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Speaker 6: a big topic of conversation all week long, and he's
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Speaker 6: on an expiring contract. I'm curious, since we've been talking
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Speaker 6: about them so much, how hell bent are the Seahawks
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Speaker 6: on keeping those two guys for next year.
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Speaker 8: I don't know about hell bent. The way this stuff
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Speaker 8: works is they'll have a price, and Schneider and his
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Speaker 8: team will say, this is how much we value this
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Speaker 8: player at this position for this long of a contract,
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Speaker 8: And then that player has earned the right if he
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Speaker 8: wants to to now go with the free agency. And
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Speaker 8: I've mentioned this a few times. This is the contract
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Speaker 8: in the situation that these players get up at six
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Speaker 8: am and do all the lifting and captain's practices back
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Speaker 8: in high school and college. Four. This second contract is
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Speaker 8: the generational wealth contract. And the closer that a player
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Speaker 8: and first time free agency gets the free agency, the
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Speaker 8: more likely he will go shop test the market. So
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Speaker 8: the Seahawks have about three weeks maybe closer to four
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Speaker 8: after the Super bowlins before the free agency period begins.
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Speaker 8: The sooner in those two or three weeks they get
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Speaker 8: to offering Kenneth Walker and his new agents, and Rashid
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Speaker 8: Shaheed for that matter, who's also due for a new
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Speaker 8: contract as rookie one they inherited from New Orleans is expiring,
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Speaker 8: and Rik Roland's agents. The sooner they get to them
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Speaker 8: with offers, the more of a chance that they will
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Speaker 8: take it. The further into the four week window they
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Speaker 8: settle and haggle on and finally present the less chance,
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Speaker 8: because then they'll be tempted to try the market. I
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Speaker 8: get the sense with Walker that his price has gone
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Speaker 8: up around the league because of his late season in
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Speaker 8: postseason performances. Maybe no one on the team has made
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Speaker 8: more money and put himself in a better position for
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Speaker 8: next year in the last couple of weeks than has
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Speaker 8: Kenneth Walker, And that means that the price is going
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Speaker 8: to go up to stay in Seattle. Will be a
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Speaker 8: ceiling to that price, and so that is that's the rub.
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Speaker 8: Where's that ceiling? You could say that much the same
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Speaker 8: for Greek Willing, especially compared to when they were trying
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Speaker 8: to potentially shop him in October, to where he is now,
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Speaker 8: his Seahawks price will also have a ceiling. Now. Having
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Speaker 8: set all this, the Seahawks have sixty eight million dollars
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Speaker 8: plus and what is estimated to be the salary cap
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Speaker 8: next year, which is the fourth fifth best amount of
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Speaker 8: space in the league. So they can't afford and it'll
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Speaker 8: be how much of a priority they make to bringing
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Speaker 8: back their own guys, and in the last few years
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Speaker 8: that has been their number one priority. They Earnest Jones
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Speaker 8: last year in the offseason and a couple of years
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Speaker 8: before that, their priority has been let's bring back our
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Speaker 8: guys first and spend our big bucks and make our
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Speaker 8: big free agent signing b re signing our own before
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Speaker 8: we go shopping. So they don't have a quarterback to
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Speaker 8: go pay this year because they've already paid him and
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Speaker 8: signing Sam Darland free agency last year. That will set
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Speaker 8: up so give them more buying power than they had
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Speaker 8: this time last year. So it'll be interesting to see.
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Speaker 8: There was a time that I thought Kenneth Walker wasn't
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Speaker 8: staying in neither Rosebequille, and now I'm starting to think
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Speaker 8: maybe trending more towards staying as long as they agree
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Speaker 8: to the price that Seattle sets.
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Speaker 4: Uh gee, we uh take Sam Darnold and probably JSN
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Speaker 4: out of it.
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Speaker 1: Who would you say might be a guy that could.
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Speaker 8: This team six and ten if you do that?
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Speaker 4: Wait, I know, I'm just saying I want you to
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Speaker 4: pick maybe like an unsung and an off the radar
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Speaker 4: MVP for the Seahawks that you think might be able
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Speaker 4: to jump up and just have a gigantic game form.
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Speaker 8: AJ Barner Wow Overlook Overlook.
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Speaker 1: Three barnyards and an MVP.
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Speaker 8: Well That's what I was about to mention. Not only
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Speaker 8: does he have six touchdown catches, he can be a
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Speaker 8: crucial factor in short yardage. I get to sense the
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Speaker 8: Kupak and McDonald are going to expand their use of
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Speaker 8: the barnyard push push beyond just the strict one yard
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Speaker 8: And he's gotten so good at I think it's ten
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Speaker 8: out of eleven tries now, not to mention not that
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Speaker 8: doesn't include about four or five times he's caused guys
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Speaker 8: to go off sides. Yeah, because of this hard count.
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Speaker 8: So he can he can extend drive which will lead
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Speaker 8: to points. If you're going forward on fourth and one
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Speaker 8: in the Super Bowl, you're probably not on your own
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Speaker 8: twenty yard line, right, You're near closer to midfield or
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Speaker 8: scoring position where a first down is going to lead
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Speaker 8: to points or at least the opportunity for points at
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Speaker 8: least a field goal. So every time Barnard lines up
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Speaker 8: and does that in the Super Bowl, that's a potentially
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Speaker 8: three four to seven point play and the ability to
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Speaker 8: catch the ball and one on one against when safeties
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Speaker 8: or linebackers try to cover the strength of the Patriots
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Speaker 8: defense and maybe the team is their secondary Christian Gonzales
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Speaker 8: gets all the attention, but there are a lot of
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Speaker 8: dudes back there that are really good, especially on the
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Speaker 8: out side. As always the Pro Bowl, All Pro Recognition guy,
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Speaker 8: he usually stays outside and covers outside receivers, and the
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Speaker 8: Patriots are uniquely equipped at count at covering outside receivers.
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Speaker 8: That may leave AJ Barner inside with tons of opportunities
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Speaker 8: to make big plays.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: I think I'm gonna say this, Uh, is a really
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Speaker 6: dramatic hot take. I know that we've tried to avoid
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Speaker 6: these when we can, but I'm going to say that A. J.
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Speaker 6: Barner has the greatest hard count of any tight end
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Speaker 6: in NFL history.
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Speaker 1: Wow, how about that is hot?
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Speaker 3: Almost controversial.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, try to pick that apart Steven A. Smith. Yeah's state.
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Speaker 4: What's the Saints quarterback tight end guy, Taysom Hill?
18:46
Speaker 1: Yeah, he would have something to say about that.
18:48
Speaker 8: Yeah.
18:49
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know about that. I can
18:51
Speaker 1: suck it, that's right what Ashley said?
18:54
Speaker 8: Uh, all right. Bren Barner has said to me he's
18:56
Speaker 8: surprised people jump off sides to him because they really
18:59
Speaker 8: haven't changed their count too much during the season. He said,
19:02
Speaker 8: they have it in the back pocket to change it up,
19:04
Speaker 8: but he hasn't. He's really used the same one all
19:06
Speaker 8: the time and it's still gotten.
19:07
Speaker 1: Guys, I think it's better.
19:08
Speaker 6: Than Dave Casper's, Mark Bavaro's John Macki's all of them,
19:12
Speaker 6: all right, Jack, Greg, what you got the show tonight?
19:16
Speaker 8: I do. Thanks for reminding me. I didn't even know
19:19
Speaker 8: what day it was. It feels like Thursday because it's
19:21
Speaker 8: only the second practice day. Yeah, it's seven and nine
19:23
Speaker 8: tonight on the show. We're also doing seven and nine
19:26
Speaker 8: at Radio Row in San Francisco next week that's the
19:29
Speaker 8: super Bowl. But yeah, we'll dive into more of this.
19:33
Speaker 8: DeMarcus Lawrence is a sage and a genius, Okay, And
19:37
Speaker 8: you'll hear from a couple others as well, and we'll
19:40
Speaker 8: have a guest and then either an NFL guest or
19:43
Speaker 8: a Boston Patriots reporter guest to talk about the other side.
19:47
Speaker 6: All right, look forward to it. Thank you, sir, We
19:49
Speaker 6: appreciate it. We'll talk to you on Monday.
19:52
Speaker 8: Fried, I'll talk to you from you'll be in San Francisco.
19:54
Speaker 8: I'll be in San Jose. They have to see it
19:56
Speaker 8: for those again. At the Seahawks arrive in San Jose
19:58
Speaker 8: on Sunday. Monday's more of a media availability game day
20:03
Speaker 8: before the Commissioner's press conference, and then they go into
20:07
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20:09
Speaker 8: begins at San Jose State for the Seahawk Excellent.
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Speaker 6: All right, man, Well we'll see you there. We look
20:14
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Speaker 6: It's Chuck Bucketts Ashley with you here on this football Friday,
21:06
Speaker 6: and yeah, we've got to do a share coacher reboard
21:10
Speaker 6: here today.
21:10
Speaker 1: We've got to give you the latest coaching news.
21:13
Speaker 6: I thought maybe we could get away without doing it
21:16
Speaker 6: here today, but it seems like I have no choice,
21:20
Speaker 6: and we'll start with locally. I mean, it is feeling
21:23
Speaker 6: awfully concrete now that the Raiders are simply waiting on
21:28
Speaker 6: Clint Kubiak. I can't tell you if Clint Kubiak is
21:32
Speaker 6: waiting is telling the Raiders, hey, go put all your
21:36
Speaker 6: eggs in one basket there, Raiders. I have no idea
21:39
Speaker 6: what his part in this is. But the Cardinals Raiders
21:42
Speaker 6: still have not hired a head coach in this process
21:46
Speaker 6: at this stage. I don't know why you would if
21:49
Speaker 6: you think you have a shot at Kubiak. I think
21:52
Speaker 6: that there's some conversation going on out there that Kubiak
21:55
Speaker 6: might just say, I'm gonna wait for the better job. Yeah,
21:58
Speaker 6: the Cardinals seem like a mess. The Raiders seem like
22:01
Speaker 6: a mess right now. But to be able to start
22:05
Speaker 6: with the number one pick in the draft and to
22:08
Speaker 6: grab a quarterback that you can work with. Does seem
22:11
Speaker 6: a little bit of appealing to me. And I do
22:12
Speaker 6: think the Raiders want to win. I think that they
22:17
Speaker 6: do have a passion for winning. That one job doesn't
22:20
Speaker 6: seem as bad as the Cardinals' job. Going to the
22:23
Speaker 6: Cardinals right now and having to coach against McDonald, shanahan
22:27
Speaker 6: and McVeigh with lesser talent, Boy, you've got to be
22:31
Speaker 6: a glutton. You got to really have some confidence in yourself.
22:34
Speaker 6: If you go take on a bad roster with a
22:36
Speaker 6: bad quarterback situation and have to face those three guys
22:39
Speaker 6: six times of the year, that's how you get one
22:42
Speaker 6: shot at it, and you don't get a shot again.
22:43
Speaker 6: To me, so I think the Raiders is something to
22:47
Speaker 6: be worried about if you don't want Clint Kubiak to leave.
22:50
Speaker 6: But if the Raiders somehow between now and the Super
22:53
Speaker 6: Bowl decide to lock up somebody because they just can't
22:56
Speaker 6: wait on Kubiak, then I think Kubiak staying here in Seattle.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I just wouldn't.
23:01
Speaker 4: I've watched a lot of Raider games, even as bad
23:05
Speaker 4: as they are, simply because they're in the division of
23:08
Speaker 4: the team that I cheer for the most and.
23:09
Speaker 1: Yet it's they're they have talent, and.
23:12
Speaker 4: Yet there's just something broken and it's not just Geno
23:15
Speaker 4: and it isn't just Pete. There was a lot to
23:18
Speaker 4: take over and try to figure out.
23:19
Speaker 1: Pumpkin Pie, haircutted freak is your biggest problem. He has issues.
23:23
Speaker 4: And yet you would think that in time, you would think,
23:27
Speaker 4: Now it's not a given that just because you're a
23:30
Speaker 4: great quarterback that you all of a sudden are going
23:32
Speaker 4: to be great in the front office of an organization,
23:35
Speaker 4: but you would think that that Tom Brady would be
23:38
Speaker 4: able to at least be a boost. He's probably not
23:41
Speaker 4: going to make it worse. Is that possible to make
23:43
Speaker 4: it worse?
23:43
Speaker 1: He made it worse? Yeah, well, I mean his first year,
23:46
Speaker 1: I don't know for sure how much he was in involved.
23:49
Speaker 4: Yet I would think that he becomes more involved of
23:53
Speaker 4: at least trying to figure out, you know, hey, this
23:57
Speaker 4: is the quarterback that we need or whatever it might be.
23:59
Speaker 4: I'm curious to see if they can turn it around.
24:03
Speaker 4: But I think Clinton Kubiak is the guy they're probably
24:05
Speaker 4: waiting for.
24:07
Speaker 3: I don't want him to leave.
24:08
Speaker 1: Yeah, nobody does. Nobody does.
24:10
Speaker 5: Get it again, because it's just I mean, the O
24:13
Speaker 5: C d C. When they're real good, they're gonna they're
24:16
Speaker 5: not gonna stay. When they're real bad, they're not gonna stay.
24:19
Speaker 5: So you have to find like you almost want like
24:21
Speaker 5: a middle of the road offensive coordinator, but nobody actually
24:24
Speaker 5: wants a middle of the road offensive coordinator. You want
24:26
Speaker 5: that person that is really good at their job, and
24:30
Speaker 5: then they're never gonna stay.
24:32
Speaker 1: By the way, is o c DC playing soon at Tilaila?
24:35
Speaker 1: Yeah they are.
24:35
Speaker 3: It's actually it's the all female ever.
24:39
Speaker 1: Oh that's their name. Yeah, OCDC, that's great.
24:43
Speaker 6: The other thing I wanted to bring up and share
24:44
Speaker 6: coachery was the Buffalo Bills situation.
24:46
Speaker 1: They have a boy.
24:48
Speaker 6: They have shown you how not to have press conferences,
24:51
Speaker 6: how not to have a tran I think every single
24:54
Speaker 6: one of them, owner, GM and head coach failed at
24:58
Speaker 6: their press conferences. I mean, I just found it weird
25:01
Speaker 6: yesterday Joe Brady coming out there and saying, Josh Allen
25:06
Speaker 6: is runs the organization. Whatever he says goes he's the
25:12
Speaker 6: best football player in the world, and so whatever he
25:16
Speaker 6: said he runs the organization. My goodness, what an error.
25:20
Speaker 6: If this is really what's going down. I mean, I
25:23
Speaker 6: think the world of Josh Allen. I think he is
25:25
Speaker 6: the best football player in the world, and he seems
25:27
Speaker 6: like one heck.
25:29
Speaker 1: Of a guy.
25:29
Speaker 6: Yeah, he really does. But there is just what you said.
25:33
Speaker 6: Tom Brady doesn't just automatically know how to run things
25:37
Speaker 6: just because he was a great player. Michael Jordan was
25:40
Speaker 6: a terrible general manager. Magic Johnson was a terrible head coach.
25:45
Speaker 6: And those are the two of the best five basketball
25:47
Speaker 6: players of all time. I mean, Ted Williams was the
25:50
Speaker 6: greatest hitter of all time. Horrible hitting instructor. How is
25:54
Speaker 6: that even possible?
25:55
Speaker 3: Question?
25:56
Speaker 6: So it so tohnt to say, basically, Josh Allen's calling
26:00
Speaker 6: the shots in Buffalo when I'm sure he doesn't even
26:03
Speaker 6: want that responsibility, I think is just asinine and frankly,
26:10
Speaker 6: you need somebody to be making organizations that maybe go
26:15
Speaker 6: over Josh Allen's head, that maybe make Josh Allen a
26:18
Speaker 6: little bit uncomfortable.
26:20
Speaker 1: Now, maybe we've.
26:21
Speaker 6: Got to bring somebody in here who's a task master.
26:24
Speaker 6: Maybe your teammates have gotten relax, Maybe you could be better,
26:28
Speaker 6: but you've been coached too softly, so to hire your buddy.
26:31
Speaker 6: I mean, if anybody watched the last dance. Michael Jordan
26:35
Speaker 6: did not want Phil Jackson, fought against it because his
26:39
Speaker 6: coach before let him do whatever he wanted. He did
26:43
Speaker 6: not want Phil Jackson. He didn't want the moves that
26:45
Speaker 6: they made. He didn't want to make the trades that
26:47
Speaker 6: they were making to surround him with talent.
26:49
Speaker 1: He didn't want the.
26:50
Speaker 6: Offense that they instilled. That's Michael Jordan. That's even a
26:54
Speaker 6: level up from Josh Allen or two. And they even
26:58
Speaker 6: the bulls said, you don't know what you're talking about
27:01
Speaker 6: in this area. You're a great basketball player, but you
27:05
Speaker 6: don't know what coach is right for you. We've got
27:09
Speaker 6: to find the coach that's right for you. So for
27:11
Speaker 6: them to think that Josh Allen needs to be calling
27:14
Speaker 6: the shots right now, I think is a horrible idea.
27:18
Speaker 1: Horrible idea. I'm with you.
27:20
Speaker 4: I think I mean the day of the crazy, over
27:25
Speaker 4: the top, you know, grab you by your face, masking
27:27
Speaker 4: yank aare around football coach.
27:28
Speaker 1: Those days are over none and they should and that's fine.
27:31
Speaker 4: And yet there is I will probably be called fuddy
27:36
Speaker 4: duddy or just old whatever because of the take of
27:40
Speaker 4: I think that there is a certain level that you
27:43
Speaker 4: can't get to unless you're coach card. I just think
27:46
Speaker 4: there has to be somewhere along the line. Maybe it's
27:48
Speaker 4: your dad taught you hard, maybe it's your mom that
27:52
Speaker 4: was really a stickler about you're not going to ever
27:55
Speaker 4: turn your homework in late whatever. It is some sort
27:57
Speaker 4: of coaching that requires us a certain amount of discipline
28:01
Speaker 4: in order to be great at something. I don't think
28:03
Speaker 4: you can I don't think soft player coaching stuff. It
28:08
Speaker 4: works to some extent because it garners trust and then
28:11
Speaker 4: you can teach a lot of basic things and even
28:15
Speaker 4: advanced things. But I think to crack through from being
28:18
Speaker 4: really good to being on top of a sport, to
28:23
Speaker 4: be in great, like a really great like what Josh
28:26
Speaker 4: Allen is capable of being, I think takes just there's
28:30
Speaker 4: an edge. There's a thing that we witnessed with Andy Reid.
28:34
Speaker 4: And not that I know that he's necessarily hard nosed,
28:37
Speaker 4: but we know where he comes from. Mike Homegrin was
28:39
Speaker 4: hard nos. Andy Reid has it in there. Even though
28:41
Speaker 4: he'll take your nuggies, you know he'll he'll play some
28:44
Speaker 4: games with Yeah, he'll do some, But I guarantee you
28:48
Speaker 4: that Patrick Mahomes is capable having known his I know
28:51
Speaker 4: his dad, I know he's capable of receiving tough coaching.
28:55
Speaker 1: And I bet Andy Reid at times like what in
28:57
Speaker 1: the f are you doing here? That is not ever
29:02
Speaker 1: gonna fly?
29:03
Speaker 4: And if you don't ask somebody that has great talent that,
29:07
Speaker 4: if you don't push them when when the pressure's on
29:10
Speaker 4: and make sure that they you kind of almost put
29:12
Speaker 4: the pressure on them to where they almost break, then
29:15
Speaker 4: they don't ever turn into the diamond that they're supposed
29:17
Speaker 4: to turn into. And I think that I think there's
29:19
Speaker 4: something too. You got to bring somebody in that's not
29:22
Speaker 4: just like, Okay, I feel good with him. He makes
29:24
Speaker 4: me feel comfortable, right, You actually got to push him
29:26
Speaker 4: to uncomfort discomfort.
29:28
Speaker 1: I agree.
29:28
Speaker 6: I agree with you one thousand percent. And I think
29:31
Speaker 6: that's the type of hire that they should have made.
29:33
Speaker 6: I think that they probably should have gone all in
29:35
Speaker 6: on Mike Tomlin to try to convince him to coach
29:37
Speaker 6: again and use the you've never had a quarterback like
29:40
Speaker 6: this m angle. Yeah, And instead they just hired the
29:46
Speaker 6: best player's friend. Well, they promoted the best player's friend
29:49
Speaker 6: who was there while they were failing in the.
29:51
Speaker 5: Playoffs and that's the thing that it's like, so it
29:54
Speaker 5: so you're saying it was all mcdermot's fault, but none
29:56
Speaker 5: of the rest of the coaching staff's fault.
29:58
Speaker 3: That they didn't get to where you wanted to get.
30:00
Speaker 3: I mean, and I think the quarterback should be a
30:03
Speaker 3: part of the interviews.
30:04
Speaker 5: He should sit in there and listen and you know,
30:07
Speaker 5: and not even just the quarterback, maybe a couple of
30:09
Speaker 5: your top players should be a part of those interviews.
30:12
Speaker 5: Not to say like, well he's my favorite, I really
30:14
Speaker 5: like him, but to ask questions and things like that,
30:17
Speaker 5: to see, you know, what the coaching style is. And
30:21
Speaker 5: I'm not opposed to that, but to have Brady come
30:25
Speaker 5: out and even say like, well, yeah, we didn't even
30:28
Speaker 5: talk for a couple of days because he wanted to
30:29
Speaker 5: separate himself so much from the process and we wanted
30:32
Speaker 5: to It's like, okay, but so you didn't talk. So
30:36
Speaker 5: that's how close you are. You guys talk every day
30:38
Speaker 5: all these things, but you it's.
30:39
Speaker 6: It almost feels like what they did was and this
30:44
Speaker 6: Brandon Bean seems to be a little bit of a weasel. Yeah,
30:48
Speaker 6: it almost feels like what they did was, Well, if
30:52
Speaker 6: it doesn't work it's Josh's fault. Yeah, that's how it
30:55
Speaker 6: feels like that. First of all, they blame Sean McDermott. No,
30:59
Speaker 6: it Sean McDermott wanted to coach, wanted to draft key
31:02
Speaker 6: On Coleman.
31:03
Speaker 1: I never wanted to do that.
31:05
Speaker 6: So it was all they could blame Sean McDermott now
31:07
Speaker 6: on his way out. And now it's like, Okay, you
31:10
Speaker 6: make that bold decision and then you decide we're going
31:15
Speaker 6: to now hire somebody because that's who Josh wanted. That's
31:19
Speaker 6: not what Josh needs in his career right now. To
31:21
Speaker 6: Bucky's point, I think Josh Allen, not that Josh Allen
31:24
Speaker 6: was the problem there, but I think the entire Buffalo
31:27
Speaker 6: Bill's organization.
31:28
Speaker 1: If you're going to change from McDermott.
31:30
Speaker 6: Good but not good enough, then you needed to make
31:35
Speaker 6: everybody in that organization uncomfortable for a training camp.
31:40
Speaker 1: In order to see what it takes to get over
31:42
Speaker 1: the home. Yeah. Not bring in somebody.
31:45
Speaker 6: No, this guy's even nicer than that guy.
31:49
Speaker 1: That guy, he's one of my friends.
31:51
Speaker 6: Yeah. I think it's just a train wreck what they're doing.
31:56
Speaker 6: And for the idea of we're getting rid of Sean
31:58
Speaker 6: McDermott because we can't waste Josh Allen's prime. I think
32:01
Speaker 6: you just wasted two more years of Josh Allen's prime.
32:04
Speaker 6: That's how it feels like to me, because I think
32:06
Speaker 6: they'll give them two years and I don't think it's
32:08
Speaker 6: gonna work, but we shall see. I mean, I don't
32:10
Speaker 6: know that, but I don't think it's going to work.
32:13
Speaker 6: And so I just I don't know what they're doing
32:15
Speaker 6: in Buffalo, but none of it has made sense. All right,
32:17
Speaker 6: Coming up next, we do know the su Yawks are
32:20
Speaker 6: connup play in Super Bowl sixty and now we know
32:22
Speaker 6: what they're going to wear. Sports Radio ninety three point
32:25
Speaker 6: three kJ RFM exactly. I don't know if we've talked
32:28
Speaker 6: about this, maybe that is something we should discuss more.
32:30
Speaker 6: I mean, it's not like I'm going to rub it
32:32
Speaker 6: in you losers who had your chance to win and
32:35
Speaker 6: Jock dominated.
32:36
Speaker 1: It's not like I'm going to do that. Yeah. Yeah,
32:38
Speaker 1: well technically, oh, you didn't have two chances at it.
32:41
Speaker 5: Yeah, I want to say two chances you could have
32:42
Speaker 5: beat us in the last game of the season for
32:45
Speaker 5: the one seed.
32:46
Speaker 3: If you were the one seed and at home, we
32:48
Speaker 3: still would have kicked your butt.
32:49
Speaker 1: It's not like I'm going to remind you that it
32:50
Speaker 1: was never even close.
32:53
Speaker 3: No, what was the score? Was it close?
32:55
Speaker 1: Forty one to six is not close close? I looked
32:58
Speaker 1: that up. Yeah this morning. Yeah, I had to give
33:01
Speaker 1: rock rock rock.
33:03
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's not considered close in an NFL game.
33:06
Speaker 3: I asked Gronk and if that was closer, he said,
33:09
Speaker 3: we're gonna.
33:09
Speaker 8: Find out Astley.
33:11
Speaker 1: Oh, that's cool, Gronk.
33:13
Speaker 6: Yeah, it seems to say that every single time I
33:17
Speaker 6: asked Gronk.
33:18
Speaker 5: It's not the best. He doesn't give the best, like
33:20
Speaker 5: most informative answers.
33:22
Speaker 3: But at the same time, I get what he's telling me.
33:25
Speaker 6: We've got your Friday ocho coming up at the top
33:28
Speaker 6: of the hour. Uh, Seahawks are going to be wearing
33:30
Speaker 6: they're all blue uniforms, and of course Seahawks fans don't
33:34
Speaker 6: want them.
33:35
Speaker 1: To wear they're all blue uniforms.
33:37
Speaker 6: They want them to wear the throwbacks, the silver helmets.
33:40
Speaker 6: Those are the best looking uniforms that we have in
33:43
Speaker 6: the closet. Uh, and the maybe the best looking uniforms
33:47
Speaker 6: in the National.
33:47
Speaker 1: Football League right now. Who knows, but.
33:51
Speaker 6: The rules of the NFL state no, you can only
33:54
Speaker 6: choose from these uniforms that you submitted at the beginning
33:59
Speaker 6: of the year, and these color combinations, and so of
34:02
Speaker 6: the color combinations that were available to them, I think
34:07
Speaker 6: they chose the right ones, the all blue uniforms.
34:11
Speaker 1: So I liked those uniforms.
34:13
Speaker 6: The best that the Seahawks have, But of course we
34:16
Speaker 6: all liked the throwbacks better.
34:19
Speaker 1: Look, I get why the NFL has.
34:21
Speaker 6: To have these strange rules and people think it's the
34:24
Speaker 6: no fun league. Peyton Manning one time wanted to pay
34:27
Speaker 6: tribute to Johnny Unitis, so we wanted to wear black
34:30
Speaker 6: high tops in the game, and they stopped him from
34:33
Speaker 6: doing it, and people were out of their minds. How
34:35
Speaker 6: could you stop Peyton Manning, best player in the league arguably,
34:39
Speaker 6: from paying tribute to Johnny Unartis and the Colts uniform.
34:44
Speaker 6: And the league was like, we have these rules, we've
34:47
Speaker 6: got to stick by them, otherwise we've got to break
34:50
Speaker 6: them for everybody. I mean, what if JJ Watt's great
34:54
Speaker 6: grandma died and she was a prima ballerina. We can't
34:57
Speaker 6: have JJ Watt wearing a two to two tribute to
35:00
Speaker 6: is great granting.
35:01
Speaker 3: Could be a great tribute.
35:02
Speaker 6: Yeah, we can't do that. We can't open up that door.
35:05
Speaker 6: So this is why we have these strict rules. If so,
35:08
Speaker 6: I get why they have these rules, and I get
35:10
Speaker 6: why they're strict. I would just recommend, how about, how about,
35:15
Speaker 6: because you do allow of the throwbacks, why don't you
35:18
Speaker 6: just choose what you think is the best looking uniform
35:20
Speaker 6: then NFL, because I don't think you're going to pick
35:23
Speaker 6: that uniform. I think you're going to pick the throwback.
35:26
Speaker 6: And I think you're gonna pick the Patriots throwback too,
35:29
Speaker 6: because those are the two sexiest uniforms right now in
35:31
Speaker 6: the world.
35:33
Speaker 4: That would be an amazing uniform battle because I do
35:36
Speaker 4: like the both of those throwbacks.
35:38
Speaker 1: I don't know why.
35:39
Speaker 4: They actually have to make all the strict rules. I mean,
35:42
Speaker 4: I get what you're saying, and yet I still think
35:47
Speaker 4: I still think the money wise it makes sense. I
35:50
Speaker 4: think that there's there's room for I mean, how they
35:55
Speaker 4: your socks got to be a certain height and all
35:56
Speaker 4: that stuff. You're just trying to basically make a blaken
35:59
Speaker 4: statement that we're gonna look professional. We're not going to
36:01
Speaker 4: have a bunch of, as Ed Chef would say, raggedy
36:04
Speaker 4: ass redbirds. We're not going to just be out there, like,
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Speaker 4: look at all weird and different. Where it's a uniform
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Speaker 4: for a reason, that's it. If they also wear the
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Speaker 4: same uniform. I don't know why you're wanting it to
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Speaker 4: be anything less than what the majority of people would want, right, Like,
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Speaker 4: why are you sticking to the rules to the point
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Speaker 4: where you're hindering the product? Like most people, I bet
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Speaker 4: you most Patriot fans would love them to wear their throwbacks.
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Speaker 4: I'm certain that most Seahawk fans would want them.
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Speaker 1: To do it.
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Speaker 6: Here's what I'd throw back at that, just to defend
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Speaker 6: them a little bit, because if the Padres ever made
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Speaker 6: it to the World Series and wore those god awful
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Speaker 6: pink and green monstrosities that they have as their city
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Speaker 6: city connection, they are terrible. So I get why you
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Speaker 6: wouldn't want their worst uniform looking uniform, and yet the
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Speaker 6: players love them for some reason.
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Speaker 1: I mean, there are a few of those that are
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Speaker 1: out there too, Like I.
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Speaker 6: Don't want the I don't want the Steelers to pick
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Speaker 6: those yellow and black striped things bumblebee bumblebee ones from throwback.
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Speaker 1: I don't want of the Packers are horrible.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I can't have that so if the players vote
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Speaker 6: for that or the fans vote for it, I can't
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Speaker 6: have that awful look and uniform. So you just picked
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Speaker 6: the So if that's case, then the NFL they they
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Speaker 6: submit five at the beginning of the season. Yeah, and
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Speaker 6: you picked the one that you really think is the
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Speaker 6: best looking. And if you think it's our all dark
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Speaker 6: blue ones versus our throwback lighter blue, so be it.
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Speaker 1: I guess. But I don't think you're gonna pick that.
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Speaker 8: No.
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Speaker 3: I don't think so either.
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Speaker 5: And I think, yeah, the team should rank them like,
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Speaker 5: this is our first choice, this is our second choice,
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Speaker 5: is our third choice? These are our combos, And then yeah,
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Speaker 5: let them decide.
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Speaker 3: I would agree. I don't think they would. I think
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Speaker 3: they'd go throwback.
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Speaker 4: I'm just gonna say I'm glad they don't let them
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Speaker 4: wear the Shark Truse teenage mutin in.
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Speaker 1: Yes, exactly. What if they voted for that, I wouldn't
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Speaker 1: watch the game.
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Speaker 5: Luckily, I don't even think we have those anymore, Thank goodness,
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Speaker 5: because my eyes are getting old.
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Speaker 3: They can't handle that much brightness.
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Speaker 6: I never liked them, all right, Oh Joe's next eight
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