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Joba and the Mouth 2/2/26 · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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It is the worldwide sports radio network.
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The last two head coaching openings.
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In the NFL have been filled as the Arizona Cardinals and the
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number one offense in the NFL LA Rams and former Jets offensive
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coordinator, Mike LaFleur Lance's.
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First head coaching gig. While in the desert, the Davis
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family and Tom Brady have apparently reached an agreement
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with the offensive coordinator of the NFC champion.
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Seattle Seahawks klint Kubiak, will these hires turn these
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franchises around or they just the last picks of the coaching
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cycle with little chance of real success.
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The Minnesota Vikings surprisingly fired.
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Their general manager of the Past Four Seasons questi Adolfo
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mensah after the Viking. Struggled offensively, after
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letting Super Bowl quarterback, Sam darnold.
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Go for the underwhelming JJ McCarthy after the fire ring,
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this stories of dysfunction in the building came out, mostly
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pointing the finger at the bygone GM.
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Well, the Vikings find the right guy to pair with former coach of
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the year Kevin O'Connell or will it be another?
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Analytical guy like Adolfo mensah, who knows all the
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numbers but can't add up the only ones that matter the winds
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and before we get caged into some MMA and discuss UFC 325 and
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I don't know if anybody checked out the Grammys last night.
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Because if you did, it was selfish and disrespectful
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because to me I'm a music guy, I'm a DJ on the other side of
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what I do when it comes to radio and broadcasting and sports, I
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do music. And the Grammys is supposed to
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be Form. Music, not political thoughts or
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personality, you know, traits brought out in a way where it
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would piss people off and pretty much every single person, every
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single artist that went up on one of an award.
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There were speaking about our country, speaking about
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politics, Republican Democratic I, I could care less what your
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political views are. We're there and as a fan of
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music and in the biggest time for the music industry, is the
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watch, the Grammys, all I want to do is listen to the awards
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and listen to the music. I don't want to hear your
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political views. So shame on the Grammy
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committee. For allowing these people,
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including Noah, he was the personality, he was the host of
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the Grammys. He's been the host of the
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Grammys for the last five years. It was horrible.
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That the Grammys allowed these guys or these ladies to go up
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there and, and give your political views, I say this
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about athletes all the time, too.
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Yeah, over the years, you had LeBron James, open his mouth
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during on and off the courts talking about his political
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views, Kyrie Irving with his anti-semitic views.
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And we've heard Kawhi Leonard, we've heard Kevin Durant over
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the years, a lot of these different guys and one of them
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that has been attacked many, many times in speed.
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You know, I'm talking about, he was a football player that was
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kneeling. Cabernet.
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Holly Kaepernick. Who.
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Got attacked by political views and I'm not saying Colin
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Kaepernick was right. Anybody that goes down on his
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knees to the national anthem is disrespectful but even though a
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lot of people believe that he wasn't trying to disrespect the
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flag when you go on your hands and knees and you you're pretty
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much not respecting our national anthem, just supposed to stand,
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take your hat off and salute our country you live in our country.
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You support our country, that's the whole point.
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I don't want to hear about political views, you don't
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never. You guys never hear me on this
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show. Ever quote, my political views
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because I don't want to piss anybody off.
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It's a sports radio show. I don't want to hear it.
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So what I watched on a Grammys last night was absolutely
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nonsense. I don't want to hear it.
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I don't care what they think about our president.
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I don't care what they think about our country right now.
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All I think. And all I care about is you want
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to talk about God? Talk about God.
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And by the way, congratulations to All the artists that won a
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jelly. Roll is jelly, roll is one of my
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favorites? Very well deserved.
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I love the guy. I love his music.
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I love the back. End of his story that he was
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once in jail and, and to get out and, and, and to accomplish all
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the things that he has done over the last couple of years, is is
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pretty incredible. So congratulations to jelly
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roll. And even his speech, after after
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the fact, he was speaking about God, he didn't even want to talk
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about anybody's politic or politician, thoughts or even
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political views. So, it just gives me an
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understanding of who, and what these personalities.
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These different people out there are willing to go out of their
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way, to attack or destruct, what our country really is.
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And that's all I'm gonna say. I just wanted to make that be
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known on this show that I just didn't like, how the Grammy
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committee allowed this. And honestly, if you can't go
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into an award show, And enjoy it strictly just because of the
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music and you're going to go offset and talk about something
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and nothing to do with the the organization of the Grammys or
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the award show, then it shouldn't be spoken about.
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I don't want to hear it. And I was really, really upset
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after the fact. So I just wanted to make that
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Mark and clear. It clear everything clear, my
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thoughts on all of that. This is a platform that I
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respect and I want all the fans to understand that I want I want
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every single fan to understand how I feel about the way our
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country is being pushed around and people in our country are
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throwing people under the bus. When I honestly don't want to
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hear it. I don't watch political, you
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know, thoughts and and watch political shows because I have
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no interest there you are. There's nothing.
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And is that your door whose birthday is it?
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Oh man. Nothing is a one and that ugly,
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ugly jacket by the way. They ugly Blue Jacket.
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Ah, anyways, I got a chance over the weekend.
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I picked up my shoots, my custom suits.
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I get him every other year. I ordered two to three custom
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suits, so I ordered them in November and I finally got him.
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So Jabba came out for the Pinstripe signings and doing
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something with Barstool. So I got a chance to meet up
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with job at American whiskey his restaurant.
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I first time we ever met. It's pretty cool.
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And I brought two on my friends and he was like this is the
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first time you guys. It's like you guys are like
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brothers and one of my friends actually said it was like, you
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guys knew each other for a long time because it was like it was
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it wasn't like the first time. And I told job a couple of weeks
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ago when we were speaking on a fun it's like you're like my
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digital pen pal. That's what you are because I've
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never met you and it's funny because I got a chance to meet
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him and it was really cool to to get to meet somebody that you've
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been working with for over a year and really never got a
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chance to chat in person and much more.
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We're gonna have much more opportunities to meet and and
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talk and and eventually accomplish what our goals are
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set. And that's to be the biggest
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talk show radio and television show in the country which one
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away. Because, ladies and gentlemen,
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over the weekend, we were at a highest point.
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We hit It in seventh on the list for Spotify and apple what that
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means out of two and a half million shows under football,
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which is the most in sports. We are ranked at a, We Were A
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ranked at 107 and now today I think we were at 154 157 so it
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fluctuates but we're gonna get in the top 100.
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I do believe that and it has a lot to do with you guys.
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All the fans out there that tune in to our show Speedy doing the
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back end doing all the cuts fish, creating all the graphics
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and all the work that he puts into on the back end and you
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Tommy with the board and, and all the work that you do with
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the sounds and everything and all of our interns that we've
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had and even if he's a pain in the ass, awesome, I got to give
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him a little bit of credit. So I it was a crazy weekend for
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me and happy to be here. I'm going to entertain you guys
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tonight because there's a lot to get into and I am going to go
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off the cuff with a lot of these things.
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As I always do a little bit later in the show, ladies and
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gentlemen at 9:30, we will be talking to former New York Jets
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defensive and Quinton Copley who's been on our show before we
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actually made a bet. The last time he came on the
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show, we made a bet about you know, the gremlin.
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I said that the gremlin will not break, if I'm not mistaken, I
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don't think he gets more than a touchdown this year.
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What was the best interception? He wasn't gonna get an
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interception interception this year.
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That's right. And, and he didn't get an
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interception, he had one touchdown, and I think it was,
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if I'm not mistaken 400 and something yards in 10 games, but
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I don't have the number, I'll look it up before we get
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quitting on the show. But he I got a bone to pick with
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him because when he gets here and he comes to New York, he's
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got to take all of us to a state dinner so that was the BET and
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that's what he is going to live by and die anyways.
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Raiders hire klint Kubiak and the Cardinals higher.
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Mike LaFleur. ESPN's Adam schefter reported
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over the weekend at the Las Vegas.
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Raiders are expected to hire Seattle, Seahawks offensive,
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coordinator Clayton. Kubiak As their next head coach,
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the move is unlikely to be made official until after the Super
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Bowl this Sunday under Kubiak the Seattle Seahawks offense was
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excellent, this season and was ranked second overall by Pro
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Football Focus. They finished in the top 10 of
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most offensive metrics. Klint Kubiak is the son of
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former Super Bowl champion coach, Gary Kubiak and has been
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a coordinator from 2019 to 2021 for the Vikings Broncos. 49ers
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Saints. And this year with the Seattle
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Seahawks the Raiders interview, 15 different.
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It goes this cycle and Reports say that Tom Brady was very
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involved in the decision-making. Well now to hire Kubiak shefner
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also reported that the Arizona Cardinals have hired Rams,
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offensive coordinator, Mike, LaFleur as their next head coach
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Reports say that the Cardinals were set.
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To have another interview with Clinton, Kubiak on Saturday, but
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pivoted to leflore, after learning Kubiak was likely to
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take the Raiders job. The Rams had the top offense in
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the League last year, under LaFleur in most major
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categories, including total yards, passing yards, first
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downs, and points per game. Let's get into klint Kubiak
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first and I think Clint koopy Act is been one of the best
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young offensive coordinators in the NFL.
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Getting a chance to work with Sam Donald this year and
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developing a help develop Sam Donald.
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And then bringing this offense together, had his best season as
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a starting wide receiver. As we saw this year, he was the
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second best wide receiver. I think right behind the nasty,
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man himself over there with the Rams.
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It's seems like now that the season is over.
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You have Pocono reaching out to every single woman.
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I mean, he has been on every single tweet reaching out.
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To move. You starts actresses musicians.
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I mean every single hot country singer.
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I see, Pocono liking everything, so pookas out on the prowl, but
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one of the best young wide receivers in illegal as well but
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Clint, Kubiak has been since National all season long and a
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lot of people believe he was going to get an opportunity to
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interview for some of these jobs but they were a lot of good
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coaches available this off season even Mike Tomlin who
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didn't land a job yet? And I think Mike Tomlin will sit
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out this year get a chance to be a broadcaster and analyst for a
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year. He's going to make about five to
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be between five and ten million dollars with Fox.
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And then he could decide if he wants to take a job next year.
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The Buffalo Bills, they just started to part ways with him.
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There was a chance to bring in one of these guys but they
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decided with the thought of seeing the situation for what it
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was. You look at the position that
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cleanup brings to the table, one and experienced guy under his
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father, Gary Cooper is one of the best Offensive Minds in the
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NFL and has been over the years. Won a Super Bowl with the
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Broncos. Has been a part of many
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championship competitive teams and Gary has two sons that are
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going to be coaches. In the NFL one way or another
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klint Kubiak is the first and I think Clint Kubiak is an
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interesting personality one. He doesn't speak much.
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How many times have you heard klint Kubiak speak to the press
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speak to the media? You don't really see it.
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A lot and Gary, Kubiak wasn't one to speak to the media
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either. He wasn't a guy that was
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outlandishly crazy when he was speaking to the media.
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He also stepped back and not throw any of his his team or his
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players under the bus. One of the reasons why Peyton
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Manning decided to go and play for the Broncos was Gary Kubiak
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Gary, Kubiak was a guy that was a structural type of offense of
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mind. And if you look at guys like
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Sean, Payton, or Andy Reid Gary Kubiak, is that kind of
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offensive coin nater, one thing that Gary, Cooper was most known
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for is running game. His running games, were Elite
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every time, he coached even with the Broncos, he always had a
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good running game and I think that's something that Clint
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Kubiak had this year with Walker charbonnet.
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These two guys were in Elite. Tandem now Vegas we've
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interviewed one of them Chris Collier.
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He's a third string running back and we'll see if he has a lot
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of. He gets a chance to play this
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year with the Raiders. If he makes the team and I think
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he will and I love Chris Colour. So I wish nothing but the best
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but you have a guy like, Gente prolific offensive, towergate,
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and a guy that you can use in many different ways and his son,
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his style of offense that a guy like poopy is going to use.
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And I don't know if most dirt will come back, he was a veteran
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guy that helped in the lock around and helped doing this
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running background. I think when you look at the
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position that the Vegas Raiders are in, they got the number one
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pick, they needed to bring an offensive mind in and those are
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is going to be number one. You heard it from Chris Collier
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last week. He didn't want to say it.
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He's not the GM. He's not The coach, so he's not
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going to say it. But everybody over there and
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Raider, Ville knows where they're going.
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They're going with Fernando men. Those are he will be the number
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one pick in this year's coming draft and you have to bring in
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and offensive. Minded coach a young offensive
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mine that can develop a guy like Mentos are everywhere.
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A man do so went it, took time for him to develop even in
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college. He went to Cal He jumped ship
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from one team to another before he he got a chance to go to
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Indiana and actually be coached by a genius of an offensive mind
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and defensive mind and a coach of the year.
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As he always has been over the last two seasons in a row, you
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need a competent guy. That is going to be able to
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coach a Young quarterback and Clint Kubiak proved that this
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year. Sam Donald had a great year last
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year in Minnesota, but fell short in the playoffs didn't
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play well in the playoffs. And even this year there was ups
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and downs against the Rams, but when the game wasn't important
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and Sam needed to make plays clink copiaque, put him in the
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best position to succeed. And I think that the one thing,
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the Raiders have had problems with over the years is putting
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the right coach in the right position with the right players
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to succeed when they brought in Josh McDaniels Josh, McDaniels
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was a great offensive mind, a guy that helped the Patriots win
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multiple Super Bowls. He was the backbone of Bill
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Belichick's offense. When he went over there to the
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Raiders, he had a chance to take the Indianapolis Colts job.
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He turned that down to go back to the Patriots, to eventually
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take Las Vegas's position because he had more pull more
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opportunity to succeed after John Gruen and got fired.
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And I think that Josh McDaniels time over there with the Raiders
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was short, because of the opportunities that he had to
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bring in the players that he wanted to fit roles that didn't
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work over there in Vegas, is still a new stadium, a new place
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for football. And I think bringing in a young
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competent unique individual, like, Clint Kobe act, a guy that
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is very well respected around the league.
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Jon Gruden said that the clinky ACT is one of the best young
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offensive Minds in the NFL right now.
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We've heard Sean. Can come out and speak very
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highly of Clint Kubiak. Sean McVeigh was.
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Another one that I was reading today that said a lot of high,
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praise to Clint, Kubiak klint Kubiak been around for a long,
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long time around his father around his brother, two guys
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that have slowly but surely became names.
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Gary Kubiak is not coaching anymore.
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As a matter of fact, I think he was if it wasn't this year was
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he a part of the Seattle? Seattle Seahawks or he was a
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consultant? I think with the Broncos for
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something, I don't think it was this year.
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I think it was last year but Gary, Gary Kubiak got heart
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issues, yeah, health issues and he decided to step away after,
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you know, a couple years after he won the Super Bowl with the
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Bronco. He had health issues in Houston.
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That's why I had to leave their before, he went to the Broncos.
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Yeah. Clean koopy Act, is a different
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personality and understanding personality that I think
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bringing him here to a Raiders organization as a lot of
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interesting personalities behind the scene, like Davis.
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And even over the years, the different GMS that they've had,
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they different players that they brought in that haven't worked.
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I'm interested to see if Crosby is going to ask for a trade
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sometime this offseason, after what they did to get that number
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one pick and they have no wide receivers.
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And that that's why I think Clint Kubiak is going.
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First of all, the Raiders, I wanted a top three teams when it
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comes to salaries. I think they're number two in
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the league with open opportunities to land, free
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agents. And and now with Clint Kubiak
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over there and some of the players that have played for him
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or know him are gonna want to come over here to play for klint
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Kubiak one. He's going to give them an
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opportunity to succeed over there with the Raiders and two.
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He's a guy that you can trust as an offensive mind and a leader
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as we've seen. How how good that Seattle locker
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room has been all season long? It's not all about McDonald's.
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Everybody wants to give Mike McDonald a lot of credit for
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that. It was just coordinators every
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single guy. All it is so coaching staff.
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They have been successful all season long because of the way
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they've coached these guys up, look at the talent that they
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have, even with the time that you had, And I guys very well
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respected. Guys.
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Like Pete, Carroll Pete Carroll is a very well-respected coach.
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In the NFL successful, won a Super Bowl.
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Has won national championships. I, I think the, the
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understanding was, is that a lot of these players didn't, like,
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Pete Carroll at the end of his time over there with Seattle, he
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had no control over Russell Wilson.
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He had no control over certain players on the defensive side of
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the ball, as the defensive side, and the offensive side, could
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not get along in the locker room.
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As we heard, Richard Sherman come out and say, on his podcast
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that there were a lot of disliked people in that locker
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room. It's not like that with Mike
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McDonald. Just a matter of fact, when they
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they won the conference and they won the NFC, they were dancing
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and prancing around like they won the Super Bowl and a lot of
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different teams that walked in San Francisco watching their
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dancing and prancing. They used that as stuff to
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really push them to knock them off.
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What would be the word for that? Gave him a boost.
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I don't even say boost. Gave him the confidence.
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To go out there and try to knock them off.
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But Seattle to me is success of Seattle, this year was Sam,
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Donald. It was really Redeveloping and
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really putting them in the position to succeed and Mike
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McDonald just a defensive coordinator.
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So when you go back and you look at what Seattle's offense was
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this year, which was absolutely unbelievable.
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One of the top five teams metrically in all statistics
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offensively, you know, it wasn't because of Mike McDonald who's
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all about kinkoo. And that's why when you sit back
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and you understand what it takes to win in the NFL, it takes a
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lot. It takes everything.
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It's like this when you're trying to ride a wave.
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Surfing is one of the hardest things to do.
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It's one of the hardest thing and anybody try to Surf.
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If you have, you have it. The first thing you'll learn is
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balance technique. If you don't have the right
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balance, when you getting up on the board, you're gonna fall
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right off of it. You have to understand the
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technique. Before you get a chance to get
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on top of that wave and run it all the way to the end.
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That's the same thing when it comes to professional.
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Sports is football. When you're coaching 53 players,
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and a locker room, you have multiple coaches.
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You have a quarterback coach. You have an offense of Tony
24:04
defense of coin in Lions coach, defensive line coach quarterback
24:07
coach. They're all.
24:08
There's a ton of coaches, this like 15 coaches on a roster.
24:12
Everything has to work in sync with each other, for everything
24:16
to work and that takes leadership, and Clint Kubiak to
24:19
me, because he's been behind and under his father.
24:22
So many years and learning from his father and his other
24:25
brother. And understanding the game of
24:27
football has really giving you the belief to understand.
24:31
If you're a Vegas, Raiders fan that you're going to hire a
24:36
competent Guy. Tom, Brady is a smart man.
24:38
Now, I don't know if you can run an organization and I don't know
24:40
how the NFL allows this guy as a broadcaster under Fox with the
24:45
contract that he has to be able to own a piece of a team and
24:49
run, a team that was never allowed.
24:52
As a matter of fact, that was in the rule book, that you cannot
24:54
be like that. You cannot have that statue but
24:57
being that he's Tom Brady and he's the greatest, some people
25:01
say the greatest quarterback of all time, Tom, Brady somehow,
25:04
maneuvered around that and gadel allows, Tom Brady to be a
25:09
broadcaster slash owner. And I knew that Tom Brady was
25:14
going to be behind this higher. And the reason why I think that
25:19
this might work is because Clint Kubiak is a guy that wants to
25:24
succeed. He doesn't want to be compared
25:26
to his father or his brother. He wants to go out there.
25:29
Put it all on the line. You saw what Seattle did this
25:32
year. You saw what he did against the
25:34
Rams, the play calling the distinct play calling on.
25:37
He just completely dominated the line of scrimmage with the
25:40
running game with Walker. This is gonna be an opportunity
25:43
for Clint Kubiak for he's probably gonna sign a five or
25:46
six year deal, it's gonna they're Tom, Brady and Davis is
25:49
going to give him a time to to build this team, build this
25:53
roster to fit his understanding how this roster is going to
25:57
play. Yeah, I was mentioning last week
25:59
when we were talking about Tom muncan, going to the Browns.
26:01
Like, I think certain coaches and offensive coordinators are
26:04
evolutionary compared to trying to stick with one skiing, I
26:07
think somebody like Kubiak, who's been around many different
26:09
teams in a span of five years, five, five teams in really seven
26:13
years. Basically, when he was with
26:15
Minnesota the last three years at Mike, Zimmer was Are and
26:18
helped Kirk Cousins, really grow to that next level.
26:20
Remember Kirk Cousins had a really bad first year in
26:22
Minnesota. I remember the beef was mocking
26:24
me on Facebook for thinking that they were gonna miss the
26:26
playoffs that year. And I said, they don't do well
26:28
in back-to-back years and cousins.
26:29
First year there, with not a lot of round him, they didn't do
26:31
well, it was year two, that really was the leap of
26:33
Minnesota, then he's worked over there with San Francisco with
26:36
Kyle, Shanahan helped Sam darnold at that time, grow along
26:39
with his brother, who's still with the 49ers organization and
26:41
him and as a backup in 2023 helped him grow to play with
26:46
Minnesota and then the ultimate pedicle this year in Seattle and
26:48
the gate. Think you got to give him credit
26:50
for in Seattle. Most of all in addition to Sam
26:52
darnold, is the fact that he is all these random receivers, all
26:54
these random tight ends and made that kind of thing work again
26:57
and jiggle was great. Yeah, Kenneth Walker was good,
26:59
but they had all these other role players that helped them in
27:02
the playoffs. Help them beat the Rams, help
27:04
them destroy the 49ers that took it to another level and I think
27:07
he could. You need that kind of thing
27:08
obviously with the Raiders because Brock Bowers is gonna
27:12
get attention, if he's healthy gents, he's gonna get attention.
27:14
We'll see how well the offensive line plays, that's another story
27:16
but you need other guys to step up if you want a good team
27:19
offense and you want for nanom and doses to develop into an NFL
27:22
quarterback because a lot of questions with oh, is he really
27:25
as good as the number one pick Prospect is Caleb.
27:27
Williams was as good as even Trevor Lawrence was like,
27:30
there's gonna be some questions with that kind of thing,
27:32
especially with the level of receivers, which they have,
27:34
which is not very good. How about all the different
27:36
quarterbacks? They've drafted over the years.
27:37
I mean Russell was an absolute Department.
27:39
I mean they've drafted a lot of top-end quarterbacks over the
27:43
years and had a lot of respectable coaches.
27:46
I mean, Jon. Gruden was probably the most
27:48
successful coach with the Raiders in the last 15 years.
27:51
And what happened is they had the fire in because of that
27:54
whole, that whole email situation with the Washington
27:59
commanders and and Roger Goodell and all these Executives.
28:02
He was the one that got had to be fired.
28:04
He was the one that was thrown to the walls and that's why he
28:07
won the lawsuit against the NFL and Jon Gruden.
28:10
Well, I don't know if he'll ever get a job again.
28:12
I know the Jets were going to probably offer him.
28:14
The offensive coordinator job. But again, clean, Kubiak is a
28:17
guy that's again, very well respected and and obviously
28:20
knows the game of football as well.
28:22
Is any offensive young coach has really gotten opportunity over
28:27
the last couple years? Here's another thing.
28:28
I, I know and I haven't spoken about Michael Floyd yet and I'm
28:32
gonna get a chance to do that. And I, I wanted to split this up
28:34
because Michael before I have my own thoughts too.
28:37
And I know a little bit about Michael Floyd because he was the
28:40
offensive coordinator for the New York Jets.
28:42
It didn't really. He didn't really work over there
28:45
because him and Robert Saleh and the organization is explicitly
28:49
especially Joe Douglas who didn't.
28:52
He wasn't Joe Douglas's first pick but it was, Robert Solace
28:56
is God because the floor matt leflore and Robert solar, very
29:00
close friends. Robert solow was his best or is
29:03
part of his wedding party. One of his best men in his
29:05
wedding and a guy that. And by the way, I don't know if
29:08
anybody knows, there's Robert solow, when he got fired by the
29:10
Jets, where did he go and work? He worked for the Green Bay
29:12
Packers for a year. Before he took over for the
29:14
49ers, says they're defense corner.
29:17
I want to finish up with Kubiak because I think there's
29:20
something to be said about Clint koopy act that a lot of people
29:23
don't understand. Everybody.
29:25
And a lot of these kids that want to Be a coach or be a
29:30
player they want to they want to go they want to ride into their
29:33
Father's Footsteps. I mean Noah Noah Eagle, his
29:37
father is Iron Eagle and I an eagle has been a successful
29:40
broadcaster and one of the best voices for the CBS Sports and
29:44
basketball and ESPN and Nets basketball.
29:47
This guy has been very successful.
29:49
So what did Noah do? We went into broadcasting.
29:51
He wanted to be just like his father and after he after he
29:55
graduated from Syracuse, he got an opportunity to work for the
29:58
Clippers and now he's working for CBS Sports and he's getting
30:01
the opportunity. Everybody's going to give clean
30:04
koopy Act. That oh well your father's Gary
30:07
Cooper act that's why you're getting an opportunity to like
30:10
this and a lot of people going to look at that and say well
30:12
that how do you jump after five years or not?
30:15
Even five years, four years to become a head coach for an
30:18
national football team and it's very simple to understand here.
30:22
When you are around football, your whole life.
30:25
You eat sleep, crop, football, your whole life and your father
30:30
is teaching you, as a youngster even as a football player, what
30:34
the exes and Ohs what, what it is to display and understand the
30:38
what you're seeing on film. It is not as easy as well.
30:42
My father's Gary Kubiak and that's why I got a job.
30:46
It takes time, it takes work, it takes discipline.
30:49
And I give a lot of credit to the kubiak's brothers and and
30:53
what they've done to earn the right eventually.
30:55
Be coaching the NFL it. Again, it's not something that
30:59
they're all. There are a minimum amount of
31:01
teams in the NFL. There's 32 teams in the NFL, not
31:04
everybody gets a coaching job. A lot of these coordinates might
31:07
never get a coaching job, maybe because they're not distinct
31:09
enough. They don't have the personality
31:11
enough. When I look at klint, Kubiak,
31:13
and his brother, and I've seen a lot of father and son's that
31:16
have eventually, you know, obviously Bill Belichick, his
31:19
father, was a head coach for the for North for the North Carolina
31:23
Tar, Heels years and years ago, his know his father never
31:26
coached in the NFL. But what did Bill Belichick
31:29
wanted to do? He wanted to coach professional
31:32
football. So we worked on to Bill Parcells
31:35
learned. How to build Parcells and
31:36
eventually got a chance to coach the Browns and then eventually
31:39
that didn't work. It went back to the Giants, won
31:42
a couple more one, another Super Bowl and then got a chance with
31:45
the Jets went going to the Jets with Bill Parcells Parcells,
31:49
gave him a job. It didn't work 24 hours, he goes
31:51
to the Patriots and there she blows, and and we all know the
31:54
back end of Bill, Belichick's career and his accomplishments.
31:57
I'm not saying, klint Kubiak is going to win a Super Bowl.
32:00
I'm not gonna say that Clinton succeed over there with the
32:04
Raiders because usually when you look at statistics and you look
32:06
at understanding of analytics the Raiders have not been a good
32:09
organization since the 80s so this is not an organization
32:13
that's succeeds. But when you put the right guy
32:16
in place as Seattle, do what Mike McDonald as we see my fable
32:20
over there with the Patriots. And we've seen look at the
32:23
Texans and the opportunity. They've had over the last couple
32:26
years with their coaching staff. If you put the Guy in place, you
32:29
will succeed quickly Before You Go Fish.
32:31
I just want to mention that. I think the Raiders Trends are a
32:34
little different than some of the other teams will talk about.
32:35
We'll talk about the Cardinals in a bit.
32:37
They haven't hired a coach with experience until four Miami.
32:40
We talked about last week as an IRA to coach as well for I think
32:43
since the beginning of the decade and now all the sudden
32:45
they're going with a different direction now.
32:47
Josh McDaniels and unconventional, one Jon Gruden,
32:49
obviously they took a shet. They took a chance on giving him
32:51
that amount of money but they finally a chance they were, they
32:55
were accomplished. And if you look at their
32:57
success, when he was there, they were very successful.
32:59
Oh, I know. So took a chance, well, know,
33:02
forgive 100 million dollars a GM position.
33:04
Giants just gave John Harbaugh 100 million dollars.
33:07
And if you look at John Harbaugh in the last two years they he
33:11
hasn't been accomplished. He hasn't done well ever since
33:15
Mike McDonald left as these defensive corner, they take off
33:18
Seattle. What is John Harbaugh done?
33:20
Well, nothing. I'm talking about from the
33:21
perspective. Give me the GM contract, too.
33:23
At the same time, because we've seen a lot of coaches outside
33:25
you got. Hey, if you want a good coach,
33:27
you want to get a coach in place, and if that's your coach,
33:29
you got to pay him, because he's not gonna take a job as a job
33:33
where, you know, there's been a lot of backlash, but the Raiders
33:35
have also had the reputation going the other way, because
33:37
they haven't hired. A flashy rookie coach because
33:40
they had a Vegas. You think you would have a Vegas
33:42
Vibes, there to be able to do that kind of thing and get a
33:44
good coach there, but they haven't done that either.
33:46
And this is the best one combination of that, too.
33:49
But at the same time, we have to see how he works with the
33:51
players. Because you're right, the
33:52
Raiders organization of the bad record of treating their
33:54
players. Remember, we talked about it
33:55
when Josh, McDaniels was there? That whole situation, what
33:58
Chandler Jones when he came up to his house and like, like
34:01
arrested him for something like accusing for something and they
34:04
didn't happen. Now you're talking about Max
34:05
crossbody and Derek Carr, their best quarterback.
34:07
They Mistreated and he didn't want to say there anymore with
34:09
Josh McDaniels this is the Tom. Brady effect though.
34:12
Tom Brady knows what a Young quarterback needs and it's gonna
34:16
be fermented Fernando Mendoza. So what do you want to get a guy
34:19
like that? You want to get a run game, you
34:22
want to get him an offense that lets you play run run first and
34:26
play play action off of the Run. That's the staple of the Gary
34:29
Kubiak offense, the Mike Shanahan offense, dating back to
34:32
the 49ers in the early, nineties with the timing patterns of the
34:36
West Coast, klint Kubiak. All he does is kind of run
34:41
versions of the current Kyle Shanahan offense with all the
34:46
Motions, all the three by one sets the Deep shots, but he is
34:50
also still trying to run the Zone plays at the same time.
34:53
So he puts out the Personnel, where Speedy, you see a lot of
34:57
multiple tight ends sets. You see these different kind of,
34:59
backfields from Seattle, you're seeing from other teams, but
35:04
you're also getting old, emotions you see from all the
35:06
other teams and it's a new type. Offense and you should get the
35:09
job with a team. If there's 10 openings, if you
35:13
are the coach of the offense of the team, who is the favorite
35:16
heading into the Super Bowl, he deserves the shot.
35:18
These absolutely doesn't. Tom Brady.
35:20
Smart, give the quarterback. A coach who's hold on, hold on.
35:24
We don't know what Tom Brady is yet as an owner.
35:27
I mean, obviously, he's gonna get an opportunity to Michigan.
35:29
He's smart. You know that.
35:31
Well, he's he's smart enough to be one of the elite quarterbacks
35:34
we've seen in of all time. I mean, there's only one
35:38
quarterback that I would take over him right now and that's
35:40
Joe Montana. And there's reasons why I would
35:43
take Joe Montana over Tom. Brady some people would argue
35:45
with me but that's fine. Some people take Peyton Manning
35:48
even though Peyton Manning hasn't been accomplished over
35:51
there in the playoffs. Nevertheless, Tom Brady is a guy
35:54
that understands the quarterback position and obviously Mendoza
35:58
is the guy that he believes is going to take this team and he's
36:01
going to drive them. So and I and there's no question
36:04
that Mendoza could be successful.
36:05
We've seen what he's done everywhere.
36:07
He's jumped from high school to pee.
36:10
Wee, football peewee to high school to.
36:12
Now the College Football winning a national championship, being a
36:16
Heisman Trophy winner and now getting a chance to play as a
36:19
number one, pick and no. But I don't show me those.
36:21
If you ask man dose today or yesterday I was at the Heisman
36:25
dinner, I know I don't think man does ever thought in his Wildest
36:28
Dreams. He would be a Heisman Trophy
36:30
winner so it he is an accomplished quarterback and and
36:34
now it an organization that's going to be looking for a guy
36:36
that that's going to be able to steer them to possibly a Super
36:39
Bowl championship. So as far as the mic La Flor
36:42
story. Mike LaFleur is a guy that has
36:44
been coaching behind Sean McVay for the last couple of years.
36:47
Yes he is considered the offensive coordinator for the
36:51
Rams but the guy that was calling the place was showing
36:53
like that. Don't care what anybody says.
36:55
Sean McVay is The Mastermind in that offensive side of the ball.
36:58
That's why the Rams were the best offensive team in the NFL
37:00
this year and what the weapons they have.
37:03
Nobody wanted that Arizona, Cardinals shop.
37:06
Nobody. Kyler Murray is not going to be
37:09
there next year. No matter who the head coaches.
37:11
There's no way Michael Forge. Be able to control this guy
37:14
because he talks in a third person more than anybody I've
37:16
ever seen. And Mike LaFleur has not been
37:19
very good recorder backs in the past.
37:21
As we remember what the New York Jets.
37:25
Here's the facts and I don't know if anybody knows this Sam
37:28
darnold, was the starting quarterback of the New York
37:31
Jets. When Robert Saleh and Joe
37:33
Douglas were there? Both Robert Saleh, Michael
37:37
floor, and Joe, Douglas decided that Sam Donald was an
37:41
accompanying quarterback and wasn't going to be successful as
37:45
a starting quarterback in the NFL.
37:46
So they decided to move him for a second and fourth.
37:49
Yes, my floor had a big part of that all.
37:51
So Michael forehead, a big part on bringing in Zach Wilson He
37:57
went to the both three of those guys went to his pro day.
38:00
Watched him throw and said, oh the Ooze in the eyes, throwing
38:04
on his back foot the the running, you know, running and
38:08
throwing. And the ability to exact Wilson,
38:10
the accuracy, that's Zach, Wilson had to playing and
38:13
obviously, starting for BYU. He felled Mike LaFleur felled
38:20
and he was calling the place. It wasn't proper solid.
38:22
He was calling the place over there with the New York Jets.
38:25
The Judgment one of the worst offensive teams.
38:27
It's not the worst offensive team.
38:29
I think they were ranked 31st in offense when he was there for
38:33
the two and a half years that he was there.
38:37
It was only when he went to Sean McVay and coached under him
38:40
where that success became an opportunity for him to
38:44
eventually get this coaching job.
38:46
Nobody wanted that Cardinal shop.
38:48
Nobody I guarantee you and I don't know how, I don't know the
38:52
number how many coaches they interviewed but what I've heard
38:55
they were two coaches that went for one interview and it will
38:59
call back and maybe want to go over there.
39:00
For the second interview. They rather go and become a want
39:04
to stay as a defensive coin are and sign a contract as defensive
39:07
coin. Are I heard that Brian Flores?
39:08
Got off the job. He didn't want it.
39:11
That's why he signed the contract for for another year
39:14
under and he's the highest paid defensive coordinator right now,
39:17
in the NFL under in Minnesota, he didn't want the job.
39:22
And here's the thing I don't know if Brian Flores will ever
39:24
get a job for the what happened over there with the Miami
39:27
Dolphins? I don't know because he's
39:29
interviewed for plenty of jobs and we've seen guys from Kansas
39:33
City, you know, I'm talking about.
39:35
In a few Eric Vietnamese from multiple jobs, I think you
39:40
interviewed like 17, 18 times and went from multiple second
39:44
interviews and never got the job.
39:45
And Eric behind me now is back with Kansas City.
39:48
Has a, I don't know, offensive. Coach on the side.
39:52
He's not the offensive Corners under Matt, Nagy.
39:54
Mike LaFleur was the only one. The only crazy one that would
39:57
take this job. Now here's the thing.
40:00
The Arizona Cardinals have a very good roster.
40:02
Yeah, they don't have a quarterback but their defense
40:05
was Elite this year. This was one of the top 12
40:07
defense is in the NFL. They have a competent running
40:10
back. I don't know if Connor's coming
40:12
back next year, but he is a competent, right?
40:14
They give me an extension. He'll be on the roster, but how
40:16
healthy is it? Marvin Harrison Jr.
40:18
Is is still hasn't really developed into the star that his
40:21
father was. But still has a tremendous
40:23
amount of time to become that. He's only 21 years old, 22 years
40:26
old. He's got a lot of time.
40:28
They have McBride who's probably the best tight end in the NFL.
40:32
They have weapons and they're offensive line actually played.
40:36
Well this year at some parts of the season.
40:40
So Michael Ford, I understand why a lot of people don't want
40:43
to coach over there because of ownership, because of all the
40:46
backlash that we've seen over the last couple of years with
40:49
the hours on a team, Kyler Murray's, another guy that a lot
40:53
of coaches don't want to take responsibility for ever since
40:57
King's Barry has left. And here's the thing.
41:03
A guy like Kingsbury who had a chance to cut to draft, not one,
41:07
but two quarterbacks in the top three.
41:10
He had a top quarterback decided to part ways with him to bring
41:15
in a guy like Kyler Murray and Kyler Murray had one good season
41:19
to me and Speedy were very high on him.
41:21
I remember he was a funny. I wasn't out of that draft, but
41:23
I was impressed with him in year one.
41:25
You were high on him, you were high on him and so was I Josh
41:29
silver broke. Wasn't no lower than us.
41:31
Yes, he didn't like know and he was right.
41:34
Josh was right about him that this guy does not work good with
41:38
others. This guy is a cocky s o b goes
41:41
out there like to talk for himself doesn't stick up for his
41:44
teammates this reminds me of Russell Wilson.
41:47
Now you hearing stories with obviously Kyler Murray maybe the
41:51
Jets interested. I think far far away from Kyla
41:55
Murray and when you're bringing in a new offensive head coach,
41:58
you want to get that guy out of that, locker room, you do not
42:02
want to deal with Kyla Murray. And I think that was the problem
42:05
because I still think ownership Might believe in Kyler Murray
42:09
and now you got to go into your first season.
42:11
What Kyla? Murray has your head as your
42:13
starting quarterback. Your number one I don't know how
42:16
that's gonna work and Mike lafour over the.
42:19
Like I said, the time that I saw him with the Jets, he didn't
42:22
work well with quarterbacks Zach Wilson and him didn't click, and
42:27
then they Robert solid thought. Hey, get rid of Michael floor.
42:31
I'm gonna bring in somebody else.
42:32
Maybe that will help Zach Wilson.
42:34
He didn't it made it worse? And again, that was Mike
42:38
lafleur's pick. He wanted, Zach Wilson.
42:40
They could have drafted Justin Fields.
42:42
Obviously, Justin Fields didn't work because he was there with
42:44
the Jets this year, but who knows?
42:46
Maybe if he went in the right right place and he wasn't
42:49
working on under effortless, the time that he was with Chicago,
42:51
maybe Justin Fields is successful.
42:55
But here's the fact here. The only reason why I'm Mike La.
42:59
Flor got, is getting this offer. The only reason why he's gonna
43:02
get this position is because nobody in the NFL wanted it, and
43:07
that is a fact. So, anybody I feel bad for the
43:10
Arizona Cardinals, because maybe I'm wrong.
43:12
Maybe this guy is, he's gonna change his ways.
43:15
Maybe being under Sean McVay for the little bit of time that he
43:18
was for the last couple of years and getting a chance to work
43:21
under an offensive genius. Even though it doesn't shut the
43:24
hell up, Maybe that changed his way of thinking, as as an
43:28
offensive mind as an offensive coach, but only time will tell,
43:33
but what I've seen, as a New York Jet fan, it's alarming to
43:37
me when they still don't have the one position that a lot of
43:41
these teams that have been unsuccessful over the last
43:43
couple years. Arizona, being one of them has
43:46
not accomplished and that is a quarterback.
43:49
And that that to me is a big problem.
43:51
And Arizona does not have a chance to draft the quarterback
43:56
in this class. This is not a good class for
43:58
quarterback. So Arizona's going to wait a
44:00
year to bring in a Young quarterback, which next year's
44:04
quarterback class is going to be loaded.
44:06
You have seller's, you have Manning and and I I would
44:09
probably bet my bottom dollar Arizona will try to lose out
44:12
every single game this off, see this season so they can get that
44:16
number one, pick to landing and will Arch Manning or Archie
44:20
Manning a grandfather of arch Manning at ever let his his
44:24
grandson. Go and play for the Arizona
44:26
Cardinals because we all know, Peyton Manning could have been a
44:29
jet the year that he became available to go into the NFL
44:32
draft. And what did he decide to do?
44:34
He decided to go back to Tennessee as a senior because
44:37
Archie Manning did not want him to play for the Jets.
44:39
And that's why the Jets drafted Keyshawn Johnson.
44:42
It's always interesting with La Flor.
44:43
I've always been under the impression that in this hiring
44:46
cycle, I don't think he was ever as bad as he was when he showed
44:49
it with the Jets. Also, don't think he's as good
44:51
as he showed on the Rams. I think he's kind of somewhere
44:52
in between. Now, I was talking in the
44:55
private chat tweener, is that what you're saying?
44:56
Kind of. And he, I was stuck in the
44:58
private chat last week with some of our interns when the Steelers
45:01
hired my we were talking about the Steelers hiring Mike
45:02
McCarthy and a lot of them wanted.
45:03
A lot of those guys from that, Sean McVay, coaching tree, which
45:05
I've said, is mostly been a net negative.
45:07
Now, what's interesting is Kevin O'Connell and I don't think Zac
45:10
Taylor's great but I think it's like he's confident our decent
45:13
coaches that are coming from this McVeigh tree and that's the
45:15
offensive side of the tree. It's the defense side of the
45:17
tree that isn't as good with remorse who just got fired and
45:21
Brandon Staley who was awful with the LA Chargers.
45:23
So where is Mike? LaFleur fall into that more on
45:26
the offensive side is first of all, just so you know.
45:30
O'Connell, all those guys are under the Shanahan tree.
45:34
Just so, you know, I don't think you understand from, Mike,
45:39
Shanahan and Kyle Shanahan. That's where Sean McVay came
45:42
from. That's where O'Connell came
45:43
from, that's where Mike McDaniel came from.
45:45
So You keep saying it's the Sean McVeigh tree, it's not the Sean
45:49
McVeigh, the one, that's the Sean McVeigh tree is my is
45:52
Michael for, he is under the Sean McAfee tree, but the guys
45:55
that you're mentioning, that is not, that is not the Sean
45:59
McVeigh tree. So I don't know where you're
46:00
coming up, but oh, this is part of the Sean McVeigh was under
46:04
the chenin entry. Okay.
46:06
Well, these a little bigger than just big face, so I was just
46:08
more specifying it down, but when I look at, yeah, bigger
46:12
coaches, getting the opportunities somewhere else.
46:13
Yeah. Brian Flores.
46:15
And yeah, then turning him down, he definitely shows reputation
46:18
with the ownership that I didn't think it really had.
46:19
I grew the roster is pretty good.
46:20
I think the offensive line was a lot better than I expected this
46:23
year. Paris Johnson, I did not think
46:25
was gonna be as good of a tackles.
46:26
He was, he looked pretty good. And you said best Titan
46:29
football, even though Harris. Hasn't developed.
46:30
You got Michael Wilson who's a pretty good.
46:32
Receiver, question will come with the quarterback, they'll
46:34
probably get some journeyman in a trade or something like that
46:36
for this year because I think they're gonna cut Kyler Murray
46:39
at this point, the defense will see if it's still places well
46:41
with a scheme fit really getting actually good defensive
46:44
coordinator will be another question because you're right,
46:45
they had a lot of defensive mind of head coaches that turned them
46:48
down, including Chris Shula, and funny enough.
46:50
They actually interviewed him or is it would have interviewed
46:52
Robert Solace, the signs and higher.
46:54
So Kevin says that he thinks that they should go a percent
46:58
this coming year instead of Kyla Murray and that's a good take
47:01
Kevin. But here's the thing.
47:02
Brissette is a free agent and there are other teams right now
47:05
looking for a starting quarterback, as you said.
47:09
And as we've been saying the New York Jets, they don't have a
47:11
quarterback in place. They need to bring it a veteran
47:13
guy, they're not drafting a quarterback in this class and
47:15
even if they do it'll be probably a third or maybe even a
47:19
fifth round draft pick where they're going to have to sit him
47:21
for practically half of this season with the veteran
47:25
quarterback and that's why Jacoby percent is going to get
47:27
money. A lot of these veteran,
47:29
quarterbacks I Been saying, Davis.
47:31
What Davis Mills is a guy. I would go after.
47:33
If I'm the Jets or I'm any one of these teams he is, I think
47:37
this is year, five for him. He is a free agent, that's the
47:40
guy I'm going. After, if I'm a GM right now of
47:43
an organization, I've seen enough of meals that he can be
47:46
an accomplished quarterback in this league and maybe if it goes
47:49
to a team, maybe gets a chance, like Sam Donald to accomplish
47:53
his his opportunity to be a starting quarterback and maybe
47:56
he changes his ways and maybe becomes that that quarterback
47:59
that a lot. I believe he could be in the
48:01
NFL, I wouldn't say Elite but if he's a top 10 quarterback and
48:04
you can win with that. If even if he's a top 15
48:07
quarterback, you can win with that.
48:09
And I think Davis Mills can absolutely be a top 15
48:13
quarterback in the NFL. Yeah, it's gonna be up to
48:15
leflore to get the other guys going first because they're not
48:17
gonna be able to draft a quarterback.
48:18
This year, I wouldn't even take a flyer on the second or third
48:21
round. I think the Cardinals still need
48:23
enough. Where I think you're looking at
48:24
them just building up. Maybe the pass rush building up
48:27
their receiving depth a little more.
48:28
I think the running backs, there's nothing.
48:30
Young ones on their roster to try to figure out, they just
48:32
have to stay healthy and I just think you get a quarterback
48:34
after that again. I think it's a middle tier
48:37
higher. I don't love it.
48:38
Don't hate it either way, but I hate it.
48:39
Yeah, I'm not gonna say it's as long as you are loving or don't
48:43
hate it. It's it's terrible.
48:44
The Cardinals were reaching on this.
48:46
I don't think the Kubiak thing was I do not believe the Las
48:50
Vegas, Raiders were reaching on Kubiak.
48:52
He wasn't their number one guy but I'm sure he was in their top
48:56
three. So the Raiders are still getting
48:58
a top. Three type of guy that was on
49:00
their list, the Cardinals interviewed like 10 guys and
49:04
asked for two guys to come back for second interviews and they
49:07
didn't want to Brian Flores decided to go back to Minnesota
49:11
to take more money as a defensive coin are because he
49:14
didn't want that job. He had no interest in taking
49:16
that job. That says a lot about where
49:19
Michael Flores going and what kind of organization he's going
49:21
to. Say whatever you want speed, you
49:24
don't like, you don't hate it but hey, you didn't like the
49:26
Robert Solomon, but everybody, everybody and their mother
49:29
Bleacher Report. Yahoo sports gave him a minus
49:32
Tennessee and he might, okay, you say what you say, you don't
49:36
like it, you don't hate it. You're going to tell me that
49:38
Robert soul is not better than a microphone.
49:41
He already fail his head. Yeah.
49:43
And what do you think, Michael Forbes gonna do over there with
49:46
the Cardinals? He's got no quarterback, he has
49:48
no position in play over there. What's he taking over?
49:51
He's taking a good roster over with a lot of good young
49:53
players, but what a lot of good young players Kenny coach up
49:57
because he couldn't coach Zach Wilson, as a matter of fact,
49:59
what pissed me off about Michael for more than anything as a New
50:03
York Jet fan? Is he never was on the bench, he
50:06
was up in the Press Box, calling the plays.
50:09
It was only his final year with the last five games in a season
50:12
where he was on the field, talking to the quarterback.
50:14
You gonna pick that as your head coach?
50:18
A guy that didn't want to be with your quarterback, the guy
50:20
that shows that quote about to be his guy and part ways with a
50:24
quarterback, that's not in a Super Bowl.
50:27
Oh, you don't like it. You don't hate it.
50:28
That shows you that I would not pick you as as a guy that's
50:32
gonna pick my roster speeding. Or a guy that's gonna pick my
50:35
coach, you can never be a GM in this league.
50:37
If you're gonna tell me, you don't like it.
50:39
You don't hate it. I absolutely hate it.
50:40
It's a horrible move Arizona's gonna fail.
50:43
And you're gonna have all these guys.
50:44
McBride, you're gonna have Marvin, Harrison Jr.
50:47
They're gonna ask their way out of there, because they're not
50:49
going to want to be coached by this kid.
50:50
And he is going to sign at least a five-year deal.
50:53
At least the five year deal, because he knows that this
50:55
roster and whoever they bring in this year, we're gonna have to
50:58
wait until next year to bring in the quarterback that of his
51:02
shoes. And because this class is not
51:04
good, what's he gonna bring Carson back?
51:05
Do you think that Mike LaFleur can control Carson back after he
51:09
couldn't control, Zach Wilson, Zach Wilson was an incompetent
51:13
idiot. And you're gonna tell me.
51:15
Well, I don't like it. I don't hate it.
51:16
I hate it. And for you to sit there as a
51:19
football guy and analytic guy, you should know what he did as
51:24
an offense of coordinator with the New York Jets.
51:26
And you know as a football person that watches the ramp.
51:29
Do you think for one second? He was calling the place.
51:33
Yes, or no. Yes.
51:35
Or no. I said, yes, that's not what I'm
51:39
asking, you. I want to hear a yes, or no
51:41
question, because this is what? No, he's on the place.
51:43
All right, all right. That's it.
51:44
No. So, how do you think, and why do
51:48
you think that this is not a good or a bad hire?
51:50
Again, I don't think, I don't think his extremes with no
51:53
sense. All right, I don't want to hear
51:55
any more from you fish. I want to hear your take on it.
51:57
I don't want to hear any more because you're going around.
52:00
You're beating around the bush. It doesn't make any sense.
52:02
You don't like it. You don't hate it but you you
52:04
don't like the Robert Salah higher, it's terrible.
52:06
Okay. So here here's my f.
52:09
Michael floor is an f f because if you don't like Robert solow,
52:13
you definitely shouldn't like Michael floor.
52:15
I think I'd rather have solid before I absolutely, I'm, I, I
52:19
think it's kind of easy to make that pick and I think the
52:21
Cardinals ended up picking him because like you said, they were
52:24
the last guys to pick and he was the what they thought was the
52:29
cheapest best alternative to what they could get.
52:32
He doesn't call plays. Is an offensive coordinator.
52:35
I still don't really understand what that means.
52:37
I like it as like, I guess he's the one that's running the
52:41
meetings. He's the one doing the X's
52:43
notice, but mcveigh's calling the place in the date and doing
52:46
the day-to-day Under Pressure during the game type of stuff.
52:49
I mean, he's helping McVeigh but it's not like he's the one doing
52:53
it now. Is he really graded X's and O's?
52:56
Yeah, he's from the, the school of all those guys, if he hires a
52:59
good offensive coordinator, that he knows can call plays, maybe
53:03
he's successful, but I would say it's probably not gonna happen.
53:07
I wanted to Speedy, you know, I think it's important to think of
53:12
where these guys come from. So they're all from the
53:14
Shanahan. Both of these guys are
53:16
technically, Shanahan and all of them tree guys.
53:18
Like, he'll be back, right? Because cool Beck, you know,
53:20
like, Kubiak and Mike Shanahan. We're coaching together.
53:23
So I I like to look at like how they rose up and you mentioned
53:27
Bill Belichick before he didn't start with Parcels.
53:30
He started as an assistant getting paid.
53:33
No. Me just because his dad had a
53:36
connection with Ted marchibroda of the 70s Colts.
53:39
I had this book that I read along and I was always amazed
53:42
by. He just wanted a foot in the
53:44
door and he just started coaching and then they couldn't
53:46
get rid of the guy because he was too good.
53:48
And and then he just went from one job to the next.
53:51
He didn't have a rabbi really in the NFL.
53:54
He didn't have somebody that could you know like like shelter
53:58
him to the next place, like a Shanahan tree like McVay tree to
54:02
take care of him. I look at Kubiak he could have
54:05
done what LaFleur did and stay with Shanahan guys as whole
54:08
career because that's what floor did.
54:09
He's only ever been with Shanahan guys that includes
54:13
Allah when he was there. That's a Shanahan tied too.
54:16
Technically. Not really offensively, but
54:17
still Shannon guy. Look at Kubiak started in
54:21
Denver, but he went to the Viking's, he's gone.
54:24
He went, he went to he's done stuff on his own.
54:26
He's been like five teams Speedy in the last five years,
54:28
something like that. And he's learned from everything
54:31
inclusion in. So we stopped there too and he
54:34
ran the offense for Shanahan and as like the guy you know, behind
54:37
Shannon. So he's had that role a couple
54:40
years before. Now the floors again that job
54:43
like three years ahead of like, Kubiak schedule, I just don't
54:47
see, that doesn't make seen what the Florida does, what he did,
54:51
when he was calling the place for the Jets, it just wasn't
54:53
good enough. So I don't even think it's
54:55
particularly close. The only thing I worry about is
54:58
a Cardinals fan. Is you know there's always one
55:02
team that does it Arrow. They reach for the quarterback
55:04
that shouldn't be drafted here. If there's not enough
55:07
quarterbacks in the draft in the first round and if Ty Simpson
55:10
really has a good workout I would be really afraid if they
55:15
do something stupid and take them up high because they want a
55:19
quarterback. It this is the the program that
55:22
would do something like that and that's what I'd be afraid of
55:25
ESPN's, Adam schefter reports, the Vikings have fired general
55:29
manager, questi Adobe Mensa after four seasons pro football
55:34
talk, Mike Florio, reported that questi and head coach.
55:38
Kevin O'Connell argued whether JJ McCarthy was ready to be the
55:42
starter and if the team should keep Sam darnold, who is less
55:47
than a week away from starting in Super Bowl, 60 for the
55:52
Seattle. Seahawks O'Connell, didn't get
55:55
his wish as the GM overruled. The successful coach setting the
56:00
franchise back years. The Vikings also released,
56:02
Daniel Jones along with darnold in their decision, to go with
56:07
McCarthy who had a rough first year first.
56:10
Season Superstar wide. Receiver Justin Jefferson
56:13
through the outgoing GM. Under the bus on social media
56:17
stating the obvious that the team would have been better with
56:22
the Arnold ESPN's. Kevin Suffer reports that Brian
56:27
Flores was also very uncomfortable with quasi to keep
56:32
Flores in the fold, the Vikings reportedly made him the highest
56:36
paid defensive coordinator in the league at over 6 million a
56:41
year. Since he took over in 2022, the
56:45
Vikings have had the second fewest games played out of their
56:50
draft picks. Combining for just 172 games.
56:54
Only better than the Dolphins who fired their GM.
56:57
Chris Greer mid-season. All right.
57:00
So I if you're in we had we had one of peepers on a show and
57:04
he's a friend of the show, and I know Pete's, probably listening
57:07
to Chai sent him the link and I wanted to see and my take behind
57:11
kwesi and and I don't know much about him as a GM.
57:14
What I do know is he's been there for four years and his
57:18
draft picks were not very good, JJ McCarthy.
57:21
I like coming out of the draft. I think he needed a little bit
57:24
more time behind Sam. Donald.
57:26
I think they should assign Sam Donald for our three year. 100
57:29
million dollar contract that Seattle gave him, Sam, Donald
57:32
was successful. His first year as a starting
57:35
quarterback quarterback. What?
57:36
Minnesota O'Connell was getting his offense through him.
57:39
And you saw Justin Jefferson flourishing, they're running
57:43
game. What's flurrying?
57:44
They're offense, what's flurrying, even with an elite
57:47
defense with Brian Flores? I mean, think about this right
57:50
now. If Sam darnold was there with
57:53
Minnesota maybe it would be Minnesota going to the Super
57:55
Bowl. Maybe they were in the NFC this
57:57
year. Brian Flores his defense was
57:59
Elite top five top six in the NFL.
58:01
Once again their offense was putrid.
58:05
Just to Jefferson had over a little bit over 1,000 yards.
58:08
This year had two touchdowns. I looked up the numbers last
58:11
last week they were bad. Justin Jefferson who was on his
58:15
way to maybe catch, Jerry Rice, everybody.
58:18
If there was anybody, I remember when Odell Beckham was in a
58:22
position to maybe catch, Jerry Rice with the fourth great
58:24
Seasons, he had with the Giants and then fell apart with injury.
58:27
Justin Jefferson has been fairly healthy at.
58:30
Besides, I think it was last year or the year before when he
58:32
had a significant injury, adjusted Jefferson was a, he's
58:37
been playing at a top level and as good as any water receiver in
58:41
the league. If you look at him fantasy, he
58:43
was a top three, top four pick Anybody in a draft to Jeff
58:46
Justin Jefferson this year, probably lost a Fantasy Lake.
58:50
OH probably didn't even get to the playoffs.
58:53
Think about it. Are you gonna trust that JJ
58:56
McCarthy is the future quarterback in the organization?
58:58
Because Jim Harbaugh said, if you don't draft him, it's like
59:01
you're not drafting Michael Jordan.
59:04
Now we heard that about DeShaun Watson when you know somebody in
59:08
Clemson said that and he was right to Sean Watson for his
59:11
first five or six years was a good quarterback.
59:14
And then with all his woes being trade in and then you know, the
59:18
the rub and tug situation and all that and and his situation
59:24
behind the scenes didn't really bold well for the Browns and the
59:27
organization or even the Texans when they decided to part ways
59:30
with him because of the backlash, O'Connell is on the
59:34
hot seat. Say whatever you want
59:37
O'Connell's, one of the best young offensive Minds in the NFL
59:40
and he was eventually being looked at is one of the elite
59:43
offensive minds. And when Sam Donald was there,
59:45
they decided to let Sam darnold. Go to Seattle, which is probably
59:49
the best thing Seattle did in the offseason.
59:51
With all the moves. Seattle made even the draft
59:54
picks that they made, which was fantastic draft.
59:58
The biggest move they made was bringing in a quarterback, a
1:00:01
venture quarterback, who by the way was the youngest quarterback
1:00:04
in the NFL and NFL history. When he was drafted by the Jets.
1:00:08
The Jets drafted him at the age of 19.
1:00:12
He just turned 20 when he was drafted.
1:00:16
And look, Sam, Donald is only 28 years old.
1:00:18
He's not even fully in his prime yet, and he started to develop
1:00:22
into the star quarterback, that the judge should have saw him as
1:00:25
and Minnesota, definitely saw him as Now, you'll look at Kevin
1:00:30
O'Connell, I don't know if Kenneth in O'Connell, if he
1:00:33
fails again this year which agent McCarthy will have a job.
1:00:35
There's no way ownership but it's going to keep him as good
1:00:38
as he is. There are other guys that are
1:00:41
going to be available next year. Mike Tomlin will be available
1:00:43
maybe Brian Flores gets that offer finally Minnesota decides
1:00:47
to go with Brian Flores his head coach because he was successful
1:00:50
over there in Miami. And maybe that's why they gave
1:00:55
him a six-year deal. I mean, I have six six and a
1:00:58
half million dollar contract for this next year and be in the
1:01:01
highest defensive corner because maybe they're playing is.
1:01:03
If O'Connell doesn't Work over there.
1:01:06
You bringing Brian Flores and he could draft his own Court back,
1:01:09
and they trade JJ McCarthy. I do not know Mensa in a hole in
1:01:16
a wall. Pete birthday did and I didn't
1:01:19
really get into the GM and and the firing when Pete was on the
1:01:22
show, Because he was still in position as the GM.
1:01:28
Now, you think about it? And and where they sit, this is
1:01:32
still a competent defense. This is still an elite defense.
1:01:35
They're going to have practically all their players
1:01:37
coming back next year. They have a competent offensive
1:01:42
line. I don't know if they're running
1:01:45
game is as good as it was the year before, but that's because
1:01:49
I had a quarterback that actually throw the ball, it's a
1:01:52
big problem when you don't have a quarterback and you don't have
1:01:54
a quarterback in line to succeed, You're not gonna have
1:01:58
much, you have a weapon like Justin Jeff forson.
1:02:02
He did to me is the best wide receiver in the NFL hands down.
1:02:05
He is the best wide receiver in the NFL.
1:02:09
Not having a quarterback to get him.
1:02:10
The ball is a big problem and when you have your quarterback,
1:02:13
go out there and throw your organization onto the bus,
1:02:17
through the team, under the bus saying that Sam Donald was the
1:02:20
guy not JJ McCarthy. How do you think JJ McCarthy
1:02:24
feels when his best wide receiver came out on social
1:02:28
media and said Donald's. The guy Donald was the guy.
1:02:31
Now you're going into a season where JJ McCarthy is the, the
1:02:34
quarterback, Again, once again and your team does not believe
1:02:39
in you. Your best player does not
1:02:42
believe in you. The one of the highest paid wide
1:02:45
receivers in the NFL does not believe JJ McCarthy believe in
1:02:49
JJ McCarthy. And the fact here is, if you
1:02:54
don't have a quarterback, you don't have nothing.
1:02:55
Go ask the Jets, go ask the Browns.
1:02:57
Go ask the Miami Dolphins. You don't have a quarterback.
1:03:02
You don't win. Go, ask the Giants right now.
1:03:05
Now they think Jackson darts, the guy.
1:03:08
But before jaxson Dart, they were reaching for Geno Smith.
1:03:13
And all the other quarterbacks they've had over the years and
1:03:15
coaches and GMS, and I'm bringing up the Giants because
1:03:19
we're living in New York. Look how bad the Buffalo Bills
1:03:23
were and they got Josh Allen. And they didn't even know if
1:03:26
Josh Allen was going to be the guy when they drafted him,
1:03:29
because his throwing motion and that shoulder surgery when he
1:03:32
came from Wyoming. They reached.
1:03:36
But they believed in him. And what GM still has a job over
1:03:39
there. That's why I Joe Shane has a job
1:03:43
over there with the Giant's because they reached on Josh,
1:03:46
and they were right about Josh Allen.
1:03:50
JJ McCarthy. They might have been wrong about
1:03:52
and that's why the GM doesn't have a job.
1:03:54
And that's why O'Connell might not have a job after next year.
1:03:58
Because if you can't develop a Young quarterback, that you
1:04:02
decided to draft and he was a part of that.
1:04:05
I wasn't just mess up. I don't care what anybody says
1:04:08
as much as O'Connell like Sam Donald.
1:04:13
JJ McCarthy was on that roster. When Sam Donald was signed, they
1:04:17
JJ McCarthy went down his first year and that's why they signed
1:04:20
Sam Donald. I think people forget the JJ
1:04:24
McCarthy, missed his first full season I think, because he tore
1:04:27
his ACL. He came back last year and his
1:04:32
first full season as a starting quarterback in the league and he
1:04:34
felled that does that mean he's going to fill no O'Connell in
1:04:38
the UFC season can develop him we'll see how it works.
1:04:41
But If you look at the situation for what it is, you see Sam
1:04:46
darnold in the Super Bowl right now and on getting a three-year
1:04:48
100 million dollar contract. And last year, you had the money
1:04:52
to sign Sam Donald to bring him in another year, or even Daniel
1:04:55
Jones to at least start over JJ McCarthy.
1:04:58
So we got his feet wet and you fail to do that.
1:05:00
Because your GM said, JJ McCarthy is a guy we're starting
1:05:04
JJ McCarthy, and we're not bringing it back.
1:05:06
Sam, Donald. That's why he doesn't have a
1:05:08
job. Yep.
1:05:09
And the other reason isn't have a job is because you knew you
1:05:11
were an injury prone. Quarterback, that missed an
1:05:13
entire rookie season, and didn't get a better backup quarterback
1:05:16
to go along with that. You had.
1:05:17
Yeah, even if you don't bring back Donald like, you bring back
1:05:19
Daniel Jones and maybe he, maybe he plays as well as he did in
1:05:22
Indianapolis. Maybe he doesn't, I don't know,
1:05:23
but at least, he still a lot better than what you had with a
1:05:26
Carson went to and played in like three years and then Max
1:05:29
Broner was an undrafted free agent like you didn't do that.
1:05:32
When you get a quarterback that was injury promo.
1:05:34
Verse talked about it, what he was on the show, he's played ten
1:05:37
games in his career until here like that's not gonna win you
1:05:40
anything. And yeah O'Connell's gonna get a
1:05:42
Brunt of it. If he doesn't show up this year
1:05:43
because there's been better coaches that have lost their
1:05:46
jobs, this off season, and there's been better.
1:05:48
GMS that have lost their job that's all season.
1:05:50
You talked about Brian Flores either getting promoted or Mike
1:05:53
Tomlin Mike Tomlin started in Minnesota as the defensive
1:05:55
coordinator before we got hired with the Steelers.
1:05:57
So the ownership has a little bit of loyalty to Mike Tomlin
1:06:00
potentially do as well. Now is Ocala, still a good
1:06:02
coach. Yeah, I think he probably like
1:06:04
go out for a year like Mike McDaniel an offensive
1:06:07
coordinator and then he'll get a job in a year or two after that
1:06:09
if he doesn't get fired from Minnesota.
1:06:10
But again, questie we've seen better GMS get fired for these.
1:06:14
Just bold decisions and the Vikings you don't think of them
1:06:17
in the same light of those organizations you were listed as
1:06:19
but they're still not a team that loves there's great with
1:06:21
quarterbacks as a whole but don't they call Peppers.
1:06:24
Probably the one homegrown guy that they drafted that was
1:06:26
pretty good but her cousins is a free agent.
1:06:28
They haven't drafted a good quarterbacks besides I gave
1:06:31
Jurassic Christian Ponder and all these other wait Wilson in
1:06:34
the past like these aren't this is and they really good
1:06:36
developing other positions. So they're a top 10 I think
1:06:38
Player Development organization but they just can't get the
1:06:41
quarterback right and it just really looks bad.
1:06:42
When you look at the Sam, Donald just done, you know, Daniel
1:06:45
don't sit and he Annapolis and now some of their Text you
1:06:49
talked about the stats fish, they haven't had games play,
1:06:51
some of them are really injury prone to, like, Lewis scene was
1:06:53
the first there. His first draft pick, was a good
1:06:55
safety head of Georgia. You had Mekhi Blackmon.
1:06:57
It was good corner. Like a lot of them lost a major
1:07:00
injuries, which doesn't help them.
1:07:01
But still, it definitely not a good track record.
1:07:03
You not draft. Well, this year then solve the
1:07:05
biggest positions you need. It's a problem.
1:07:07
When you have the second fewest amount of snaps by guys that
1:07:12
you've drafted since you became the GM of your team, it's not a
1:07:16
good sign. And getting suspended this year
1:07:19
too, it doesn't help either. Well that also speaks to like,
1:07:22
you know, culture issues within the clubhouse.
1:07:25
But the thing is you have good coaching.
1:07:27
You do have good coaching and they're fighting it.
1:07:29
They just didn't have the roster and when they got injuries, they
1:07:33
couldn't come back from it. And the quarterback play was
1:07:35
atrocious. They didn't have a backup, but
1:07:37
the problem was this GM had not only Sam darnold, but Daniel
1:07:42
Jones, he had both of them Arrow you before he got hurt.
1:07:48
I mean, you gave me hell every week because Daniel Jones was
1:07:52
going to become back player of the year and he was going to get
1:07:55
all of the awards. He was going to be a pro bowler.
1:07:58
Some consideration for maybe a second Team all probably just
1:08:01
watched or Sanders. Yeah so that's even oh you like
1:08:06
myth in there and shoulder? Yes Duty.
1:08:10
Nathan. If he sees your door Sanders,
1:08:12
he's probably gonna be riding his Rock strap the whole time.
1:08:14
He'll probably be hanging on it. You know you seen it.
1:08:17
Oh, I wanna, I want to interview.
1:08:19
You buy it, by the way, Ness please stop interviewing people.
1:08:23
You are atrocious atrocious and I love you.
1:08:29
How about this one? This is the one right here.
1:08:32
Oh my God, for you. That's a good one.
1:08:35
By the way. You turns the head crafted.
1:08:39
Well that would have still the best and I'm gonna say this, I'm
1:08:42
Brian Flores is probably licking his lips because he knows that
1:08:46
if O'Connell does not succeed this year and this team does not
1:08:49
make the playoffs with JJ McCarthy.
1:08:51
They already know with a new JM in place.
1:08:54
They're not bringing JJ McCarthy back, they're gonna use him as a
1:08:57
trade chip. Maybe get a second or fourth
1:08:59
like the Jets got maybe even less because I don't even think
1:09:01
he's a competent quarterback, maybe you treat him to the
1:09:05
Chargers and let them go over there and play with Jim harpal
1:09:07
as the backup would Justin Herbert and and then you have to
1:09:11
draft your own quarterback and that means Brian Flores will be
1:09:14
right in position to get his first coaching job since Miami
1:09:17
which that's why I believe they gave him a six, six, six and a
1:09:20
half million dollar contract for this next year was because I
1:09:24
believe that O'Connell is on a hot seat.
1:09:26
You pay a defensive coin is six million dollars, you know that
1:09:29
they want them there and case oconnell doesn't work.
1:09:32
Yeah, and getting another thing Quest.
1:09:33
He doesn't get credit for is the way that they developed these.
1:09:36
These new guys that I lost. From The Mike Zimmer defense,
1:09:39
they let Danielle Hunter go to Houston and signed Jonathan
1:09:42
Bernard, oddly enough attacks in his draft, pick and grenada's
1:09:45
done wonders with this Vikings defense, and look at all these
1:09:47
random linebackers that they brought into that succeeded in
1:09:51
that system with Flores. That's the same thing he did in
1:09:53
Miami. It wasn't quasi doing anything
1:09:54
special with these draft picks either.
1:09:56
Did he drop some good players? Like I said, got lucky with me
1:09:59
some of the injuries. Yeah, I think I don't think
1:10:00
value why she was like drastically reaching dude.
1:10:03
The only reason why he doesn't have a job was to JJ McCarthy
1:10:05
draft pick. That's the only reason why.
1:10:07
And that's what and that happens with a lot of GMS.
1:10:10
What Joe Douglas lost his job because it's Zach Wilson.
1:10:12
We want to go on and on and off. This is worse though.
1:10:15
Errol cuz he had the guy in the building and he was ready.
1:10:19
He proves that list, so I know. But they just won 12 games or 13
1:10:23
games, or whatever, it was with Sam darnold.
1:10:25
Remember we talked about them trading?
1:10:27
The playoff format last year, because they won 14.
1:10:29
Yeah, 14 games, you win, 14 games and go.
1:10:33
You know what, let's try this unproven kid.
1:10:35
That was supposed to be mobile, but he just Tours meniscus or
1:10:39
ACL wherever the hell it is that he tore last year.
1:10:41
I mean it was one of the most ridiculous Decisions by a
1:10:46
general manager ever. And it makes me think about us
1:10:48
be to you talk about, he made some good choices with some free
1:10:52
agents. At Shore started gettleman.
1:10:55
Maybe write that, that's that's great.
1:10:57
But if you can't draft and you don't understand how this guy
1:11:01
never played football. Now, there's it's not like he
1:11:04
never played like any football like at a high level.
1:11:08
He never played football. He's a basketball guy, and he's
1:11:11
a stats analyst from. And he's got a job with Shanahan
1:11:15
and worked his way up as an as a sounds like the brown
1:11:19
background, sounds like the 49ers injury luck to Minnesota.
1:11:23
Right. Well, I mean, I I don't care
1:11:25
about the luck. I just don't think you want a
1:11:28
guy like that to run the show. That doesn't have.
1:11:31
That kind of, like, understanding of certain things
1:11:34
that you need to understand about football.
1:11:36
Like, if you have a guy that can win 14 games a quarterback, you
1:11:40
keep that guy. You trade McCarthy for whatever,
1:11:43
you can get for them. What do you think they could
1:11:45
have? Got at the time, first trumpets
1:11:47
that first round, they could have got probably the first
1:11:49
round pick and now you're not getting even a third round pick
1:11:52
for this guy, maybe you're not, you know, maybe maybe third at
1:11:56
best and it's a it's it's, it's embarrassing and they
1:12:00
overachieve more than any team. I think because they're in the
1:12:02
toughest division with all those playoff teams, they were 500
1:12:07
until the very end and a testament to that coaching
1:12:10
staff. I mean, we'll see what happens
1:12:12
with the next guy they get but I wasn't drafted.
1:12:14
Oh, before bonex. Yes.
1:12:16
So think about it, bonix has been and I I love bonix when he
1:12:20
came out of the draft. And I I told everybody, I think
1:12:22
he was going to be a good Back in the league one that he got a
1:12:25
chance to play four years of college, ball had a chance to
1:12:28
play at a top level and then goes to a guy like Sean Payton.
1:12:31
Now O'Connell is a good offensive mind, but O'Connell
1:12:35
also is never coached a rookie quarterback.
1:12:37
This was his first quarterback that he coached from college.
1:12:41
He's coached practically veteran quarterbacks.
1:12:44
So this was something new for him.
1:12:46
Now, I'm not saying that O'Connell can't do it but JJ
1:12:48
McCarthy might not be able to run his offense.
1:12:50
And and to me, I thought they were reaching for JJ McCarthy
1:12:54
because I didn't think JJ McCarthy is Speedy.
1:12:56
If you remember, I thought he was an early.
1:12:57
Second round draft pick first round at best, so they were
1:13:01
reaching on JJ McCarthy because Jim Harbaugh, Jim Harbaugh vouch
1:13:05
for him. But guess what?
1:13:06
If Jim Harbaugh loved him so much, that was his first year as
1:13:10
a head coach. Why didn't he drafted him?
1:13:11
Why? Because he had Justin Herbert
1:13:13
and he had a chance to coach the duck.
1:13:15
So, I to me, I go back and I look at the options that the
1:13:20
Minnesota Vikings had at the time, they Could have drafted
1:13:24
bonex or maybe not drafted there that year.
1:13:26
Waited a year after hap bringing Sam Donald and then think hey,
1:13:31
if Sam Donald doesn't work, then we go after a quarterback in the
1:13:34
draft because Sam Donald came from the 49ers.
1:13:37
He was a competent. Young quarterback, still had an
1:13:41
opportunity to develop. He had his time with the 49ers,
1:13:43
got a chance to understand Kyle, Shannon's offense.
1:13:46
And who does O'Connell come from the Shanahan tree.
1:13:49
So he runs practically the same offense and look what Sam Donald
1:13:53
turned into, and I think it was a big mistake, a big mistake
1:13:57
letting stamped Donald leave. And, by the way, Sam, Donald did
1:14:00
not want to go to the Seattle Seahawks.
1:14:02
As a matter of fact, I remember when Sam Donald was being
1:14:05
interviewed on a podcast after the season, they asked him,
1:14:08
where do you want to go being that?
1:14:10
You're an unrestricted free agent.
1:14:11
He said, I'd like to stay in Minnesota.
1:14:12
I'd build a lot of good relationships here.
1:14:15
So in fact, there is he wanted to stay in Minnesota and
1:14:20
Minnesota didn't want him anymore.
1:14:21
And boy oh boy. Now you know who's getting the
1:14:24
fruits of all loins the Seattle Seahawks because Seattle is the
1:14:27
favorite to comment their four and a half.
1:14:29
I think they're four and a half favorites right now in the Super
1:14:33
Bowl and and they might murder the Patriots.
1:14:35
After what we've seen, the Patriots in the playoffs.
1:14:37
Yeah. And he's not going to get as
1:14:39
much credit either. Like it was the Vikings GM or
1:14:41
the Vikings fans like him for. Oh he didn't keep her cousins
1:14:44
when Kirk cousin got hurt in Atlanta but Meanwhile your
1:14:47
quarterback just got hurt too so the same things.
1:14:48
You granted. The quarter, the GM for.
1:14:51
You can't blame him for. All right, O'Connell elevated
1:14:54
Kirk Cousins, back to what he was in Washington when he was
1:14:56
there. Yeah.
1:14:57
When after Zimmer got fired and then oh you're gonna Elevate the
1:15:01
defense, know, Brian Flores, elevated.
1:15:02
The defense you didn't Elevate the defense Quest say like it's
1:15:05
gonna be the same effect either. And by the way, hooks Nation, we
1:15:07
know that you can't sign until the Super Bowl is over.
1:15:10
We said that if you listen to our taking the beginning but you
1:15:13
just popped in. So it's okay man.
1:15:14
But we Read all your posts and and we will answer all your
1:15:18
posts throughout the show. We're rooting for you guys too.
1:15:21
We're not ready for the Patriots.
1:15:22
So I think Seattle is absolutely favorite.
1:15:26
And by the way, everybody asked me, What is the worst thing you
1:15:28
would want to see in a Super Bowl?
1:15:30
You don't want to see and as much as I like Sam Sam Donald
1:15:33
and I've routed for Sam Donaldson.
1:15:34
He's been drafted, I don't want to see the Jets mix up and
1:15:38
watch. Sam Donald win, a Super Bowl and
1:15:40
hoist that Lombardi trophy. I don't want to see it, but I'm
1:15:42
rooting for Sam, Donald over the Patriots in their ghosts.
1:15:46
I can't the Patriots and I do not want to see the Patriots
1:15:50
win. Just think of it this way, the
1:15:51
Seahawks get rid of jabal out of them.
1:15:53
They would have Super Bowl after two years.
1:15:55
It's like watching the Patriots and the Giants play in the Super
1:15:57
Bowl in 2007, and 2011. As a Jet fan, that was me the
1:16:02
Eagles, you know what, I don't want to see that and I mean and
1:16:04
I'm an eagles guy too. So I loved watching Eagles beat
1:16:08
the hell out of the Patriots in the Super Bowl when they did.
1:16:11
But I the fact here is, if I'm a Seattle Seahawks fan, I'm
1:16:16
thinking the Minnesota Vikings, absolutely thanking them not
1:16:20
signing Sam or even try and even pitch, Sam, Donald and
1:16:23
opportunity to be the starting quarterback for the next three
1:16:26
years and let JJ. Coffee sit behind him.
1:16:28
I think it was an absolute slam dunk.
1:16:32
This is the coaching Carousel Errol.
1:16:34
Let's get right into the coach. The rest of the coaching hires,
1:16:38
we're getting into some coordinators that are kind of
1:16:40
fascinating the bills. After they hired or promoted
1:16:43
rather, Joe Brady, they filled out their coordinators right
1:16:49
now, taking a look at it. Pete Carmichael was the Broncos
1:16:52
senior of offensive assistant and before that with the Saints,
1:16:56
we know that is a Sean Payton guy, right?
1:17:00
So Sean Payton guy gets promoted and he began becomes offensive
1:17:04
coordinator. I'm assuming, it'll still be
1:17:07
Brady calling the plays but we'll see what happens with
1:17:09
that. And then Jim Leonard, former
1:17:11
jet, obviously former Bill, and now he is the defensive
1:17:16
coordinator of the bills. A lot of people very high on
1:17:18
Leonard in this cycle Arrow. All right.
1:17:20
Carmichael is a slam dog. First of all, Sean, Payton, you
1:17:24
know, he's gonna bring that Playbook over there.
1:17:26
Sean, Payton is one of the best offensive Minds in the NFL and,
1:17:29
and a guy like Carmichael's been following Sean Payne for the
1:17:32
last six. Seven years has an opportunity
1:17:34
to finally be the guy that's calling the place.
1:17:37
I think it's a slam dunk. The Jim Leonard thing.
1:17:39
I love what scares me about. Jim Leonard is if the Jets fire
1:17:43
Aaron Clan, that's the guy that jets are gonna be looking at
1:17:45
100% because a couple of years ago, there were stories coming
1:17:49
out that the judge wanted to hire Jim Leonard, they
1:17:52
interviewed John Leonard and they really, really liked him.
1:17:54
And this is a guy that's been coaching college football,
1:17:56
Wisconsin. I think it was And this is a guy
1:18:00
that's very well respected around the league.
1:18:01
He was a great safety. I remember when he came to the
1:18:04
Jets and he had the opportunity to succeed over there with the
1:18:07
New York Jets, that was when Rex Ryan brought him in and that's
1:18:10
what when the defense was Elite of the elite in the NFL.
1:18:14
Now, here's the thing, I don't know what Brady is, but he
1:18:18
brings in two competent, coaches, Carmichael and Leonard.
1:18:21
He doesn't have to worry about the defensive side of the ball
1:18:23
because I think Jim Leonard is very confident at that position.
1:18:26
I'm just, I'm wondering how Josh Allen is going to fall into
1:18:30
place with a Carmichael calling. The place.
1:18:32
Is it Joe? Brady call in the place or is it
1:18:34
Carmichael and that means Josh, Allen is going to have to sit
1:18:37
back and understand the verbiage in a new season on with the
1:18:41
Buffalo Bills under a new offensive coordinator.
1:18:43
That's the only thing that's scares me bringing a Carmichael
1:18:46
I would have brought in a guy that knows Josh Allen and knows
1:18:49
this Brady offense more than I would have brought in a guy that
1:18:52
knows you know a Sean Payton offense with a veteran quoted
1:18:56
back that was very comfortable over there with the buffalo.
1:18:59
Bills. Yeah I think outside of the
1:19:00
elements of Josh Allen running the ball, the rest of the
1:19:03
offensive, the way that bills have been running in the last
1:19:06
couple years. But after they traded eggs,
1:19:07
after they got rid of all of these other receivers as a lot
1:19:10
like what you see with Sean Payton and Sean Payton Saints,
1:19:12
offense is two running back set. So even later in the season
1:19:15
James, Uh, James Cook even be. Spelled out sometimes for Ray
1:19:19
Davis, and Ty Johnson, guys like that.
1:19:20
And then you have the two tight ends that was knocks and
1:19:22
Kincaid. So, I think it's a really good
1:19:23
fit for what the Saints did with Carmichael there, and then, the
1:19:26
receivers they're all right. Now, bigger, bodied receivers,
1:19:28
there's a lot of the guys that they had with the Saints over
1:19:30
there so I could definitely see that working in Gemini.
1:19:32
I agree with you. If the Jets don't poach him as a
1:19:34
head coaching candidate, it's gonna happen.
1:19:35
I don't want to bring as much as I like Jim Leonard.
1:19:38
I don't want another rookie coach, but I think schematically
1:19:40
speaking, I think Jim Leonard is a good guy for what the bill.
1:19:42
I think you need a little bit of an adjustment and more of a
1:19:44
creative type defense. I think it's a very good move.
1:19:47
All right, well speaking of what the Jets are gonna do.
1:19:50
I'm gonna put up, I had Giants up here just gonna fit it, but
1:19:53
Giants and jets, they both are still looking for an offensive
1:19:57
coordinator. Bunch of names have been picked
1:19:58
up and they can no longer get them.
1:20:01
Davis Webb was promoted to offensive coordinator for the
1:20:05
Broncos, so he gets to stay there.
1:20:07
Peyton keeps his guy. A lot of people are looking at
1:20:10
Davis. Webb, former Giants quarterback,
1:20:11
obviously back up, didn't really do anything.
1:20:15
There's some other names that have been bouncing around that
1:20:19
just got picked up that we can't go for Jonathan Gannon on the
1:20:22
defensive side, goes to the Packers Gus Bradley blast from
1:20:26
the past, there goes to the Titan's.
1:20:28
So Salah Bradley and Dave ball. What a staff that is?
1:20:32
Well, talk about some of the other ones, but here's the list.
1:20:36
I have for people, the Giants are looking at and then the
1:20:40
Jets. So let's start with the Giants
1:20:42
of Giants. At the top of this list, is
1:20:43
Kliff, Kingsbury. Looks like the Giants are going
1:20:46
to be interviewing him. They already have interviewed
1:20:48
him remotely. It might be getting a second
1:20:51
interview. Brian Callahan, fired head coach
1:20:53
from the Titans last year, obviously known for his work,
1:20:56
with the offense of line at like his father offensive coordinator
1:21:00
Jim Bob Cooter. It might be looking at, they
1:21:04
might be trying to give him some money to take him away from the
1:21:06
Colts and ironically, Daniel Jones.
1:21:09
Which is just what a full circle moment.
1:21:11
That would be then I think Alex Taney another giant from the
1:21:17
blaster in the past another quarterback coach.
1:21:20
I don't know if Sheilas was signed yet a speedy.
1:21:25
I don't think Sheila us. All right, that's another Rams
1:21:29
guy. That's another McVay guy.
1:21:30
He's the passing game coordinator over there, so
1:21:33
that's usually a step below, offensive coordinator.
1:21:35
And then the name that really intrigues me off of how, well,
1:21:40
he did with Ole Miss running that team.
1:21:43
A lot of people are interested in Charlie Weis, Jr.
1:21:46
As in interesting out of the box, maybe cheap.
1:21:52
Candidate. So, that's what the Giants,
1:21:53
have. Any thoughts on the Giants?
1:21:55
First before we get to the giant?
1:21:56
I mean, Kingsbury's the guy, if he's coming in for a second
1:21:59
interview, that more than likely, he's the guy that the
1:22:01
Giants are shooting for, if they strike out on him because I know
1:22:05
the Jets are interesting, King Sperry, maybe they interview for
1:22:08
him, interview him. I I know he's on the list, he's
1:22:11
always been on the list list for the Jets.
1:22:13
I I don't know if you wants to be coaching with Aaron Glenn and
1:22:16
now that John Harbaugh is there, and he's gonna be there for the
1:22:19
long run. I think King's burial feel more
1:22:21
comfortable coaching under John Harbaugh.
1:22:23
That would be more likely. I wise has has a connection with
1:22:28
the New York Giants. So it would make a lot of sense.
1:22:31
Charlie was his been, you know, he's and jaxson dart and jaxson
1:22:35
dart. So it would make a lot of sense
1:22:36
that Charlie was Junior, would be a guy that they would
1:22:38
interview. But I I think it's, I think it's
1:22:42
Kingsbury. If I were the Giants, I'm going
1:22:44
with Kingsbury I'm gonna I was soon as he comes in for that.
1:22:47
If you don't let him leave my I don't let it leave the office.
1:22:50
I make sure that I give him a cont.
1:22:52
So if you want Jackson tar to develop because Kingsbury next
1:22:56
year is getting a job. One way or another.
1:22:58
This guy is one of the best offensive Minds Washington
1:23:00
should have never let him go. I was very surprised that
1:23:04
happened and I think Kingsbury has been in that division the
1:23:07
NFC East for the last couple of years.
1:23:09
I think he is a cot it is a accomplished offensive
1:23:12
coordinator and probably the best offensive coordinator.
1:23:14
It's still available right now. Yeah I definitely think he's
1:23:16
number one on that list. You want to think that with the
1:23:18
Giants having issues with the wide receiver position right
1:23:20
now, you want somebody that could space that offense
1:23:23
Kingsbury, did that with Washington even before they
1:23:25
traded for Depo Samuel, the following year, they got guys
1:23:28
that helped Jayden Daniels out and they're gonna need this kind
1:23:31
of thing with Jackson. Dark is like the Giants.
1:23:33
Are not gonna have Malik Neighbors at the beginning of
1:23:34
the Season, they're not gonna wander offensive because they're
1:23:36
people to pay him. So they're gonna need to make
1:23:38
something work with. He's gonna get himself a lot of
1:23:39
money next. Yeah, yes.
1:23:40
And I don't think it's heavy from the Giants because they're
1:23:42
only 11 million dollars and they'll probably have to trade
1:23:44
it though. So we're, you know, we're just
1:23:47
in a undersized slot receiver away from winning.
1:23:51
So, yeah. Show it out for him.
1:23:53
Isn't he unrestricted? Tip at all?
1:23:56
He gave me, they could trade himself here, but I don't think
1:23:59
they'll be able to sign. They're not gonna get much for
1:24:01
him. What do you think they're gonna
1:24:02
get? It's not true.
1:24:02
He actually played the straw last.
1:24:05
Stop fish know, they're talking about.
1:24:07
He second round. There's no way they're getting a
1:24:10
second, right? There's no way.
1:24:11
They're getting a second round draft pick for him.
1:24:12
You want to give them away if they had why first off, remember
1:24:16
how the Giants had Kiwanuka, human Yura and Strahan or talk
1:24:22
rather? Yeah, the three of them that was
1:24:25
not getting us. That can be that, like, 33%
1:24:29
price up for all right? That they're gonna keep him
1:24:32
because there's no way they're getting a second round draft
1:24:33
pick for him. I don't think he's a three down
1:24:36
guy. I think you like him and
1:24:37
rundowns. I think you can get away with
1:24:39
him in a second round. Draft pick for a one, down
1:24:43
player, come on. No, I'm saying, you can't use
1:24:46
them. You don't want to use them as,
1:24:48
like, a pass rush guy because he doesn't seem to be that, but
1:24:51
he's been really good against Iran.
1:24:53
He's one of the actually in the top quartile Which is weird
1:24:56
because I had the opposite problem beginning of his career.
1:24:58
They'd be lucky. He's really struggling the
1:25:00
option stuff. They always got him on options.
1:25:02
They'd be lucky to get a third round draft pick for him, they
1:25:06
that might play out in the next couple of weeks or next month.
1:25:10
Or so as we get to it, let's talk back about the Jets.
1:25:13
Now, Kingsbury's not on this list because I think he turned
1:25:15
them down. There's been a lot of that
1:25:17
Errol. A lot of just saying no to the
1:25:19
Jets. Here's the names that are up
1:25:21
that I'm seeing Greg Roman. All right obviously former
1:25:26
Chargers offensive coordinator was let go.
1:25:28
They did not do well offensively this year but I said they lost
1:25:30
their tackles. He's been on the leaf forever.
1:25:33
Another guy that's been around forever.
1:25:34
Darrell Bevell He's most recently with the dolphins as a
1:25:39
passing game coordinator, and a quarterback coach, Frank Reich.
1:25:41
Might be the most high-profile name of these guys.
1:25:45
Former Colts and Panthers head coach, obviously offensive
1:25:48
coordinator for a long time. Gets credited for what the
1:25:52
Carson Wentz run that ended up being fulls, Ronald Curry, the
1:25:55
bills QB, coach and London Wells, the Cowboys tight end
1:25:59
Coach. That's not a murderer's role.
1:26:01
You don't answer it. You don't know what is a
1:26:04
murderer's row and of course you know that for everybody to know
1:26:08
that fish is a giant fan so he would do anything to throw the
1:26:12
Jets on the bus. So that's bad though bro.
1:26:14
Really Frank Wright is not a bad offensive coordinator.
1:26:18
He has been an accomplished offensive coin.
1:26:20
A want a Super Bowl with the Eagles?
1:26:21
I like Frank Wright? I think Frank Wright is the guy
1:26:24
that the Jets are going to interview again, they are
1:26:27
interviewing Roman 2 but I think it's Frank Wright.
1:26:30
I Frank Wright. Almost became the coach of the
1:26:32
New York Jets before Robert solow.
1:26:34
They really liked him. I I I don't think you'll ever be
1:26:37
a coach in the NFL again. He's been coaching in the NCAA
1:26:40
has been coaching college football.
1:26:42
This is an accomplished offensive coordinator.
1:26:44
And again, I don't think it's a bad list.
1:26:47
I don't think it's an, a great list.
1:26:49
I don't think that Giants list is great.
1:26:51
Okay. Kingsbury's, the only one and
1:26:53
that's fine. Kingsbury don't want to coach
1:26:55
unto Aaron Glenn. It's that's fine Grant.
1:26:57
Well, we'll see how he coaches under John Harbaugh.
1:27:01
Who's just, you know, just as much of a meat head when it
1:27:05
comes to yelling at his coaches, is any of the coaches?
1:27:08
He's ever worked for including Mr. Quinn.
1:27:11
So, who he didn't work out with, and everybody keeps saying that
1:27:15
him and Dan Quinn were very good and they were closed, really.
1:27:17
Because one of the main reasons, why he got, let go was because
1:27:20
him and dank win. Couldn't get along in the locker
1:27:22
room. So, Kingsbury is a is a
1:27:25
personality. I like Kingsbury.
1:27:27
I like him as an offense of coin.
1:27:28
Are I think if the Giants land them, it's a good.
1:27:31
It's a good pick. But again, I know giant fans
1:27:34
think that Jackson's already. Is the guy but what is he proven
1:27:37
this year? That it can move out of the
1:27:39
pocket and make a couple of throws and now they're they're
1:27:41
going into a season with a wide receiver that might not be back
1:27:45
until week six weeks, seven might not even starting at the
1:27:48
beginning of the Season. You're losing Rottweiler,
1:27:51
Robertson and now you're going to be probably drafting like
1:27:54
another wide receiver and Tate who can't stay healthy.
1:27:56
So good. Look to the Giants and Kingsbury
1:27:58
if that goes that way. And by the way, Scout, a boo,
1:28:01
who's a running back. That just had his leg bent in
1:28:05
five, six games of the Season, which I told you was gonna
1:28:07
happen. So what are the Giants have
1:28:08
offensively going to a season? If you bringing Kingsbury, if
1:28:12
Kingsbury wants that job, good for him, it's not gonna work.
1:28:15
Yeah, it's interesting. What I would say away from the
1:28:17
last two candidates you mentioned fish, curry was a
1:28:19
former NFL receiver. That's now a quarterback coach
1:28:20
was receiver with the Raiders and then tight end coach from
1:28:23
the cowboy seems like a definitely a big it's either
1:28:25
bevel or right. Yeah bevels interesting because
1:28:27
I was never crazy about him with Seattle but I think since he
1:28:29
left Seattle went to Detroit and one of the Super Bowl.
1:28:31
Yeah, I know but I always saw this play calling was very weird
1:28:34
but really Because it wasn't Pete, Carroll call in the place,
1:28:37
he's a defensive mind, Russell Wilson, had a very unique
1:28:41
offense, I think is probably part of it, but I, I do think
1:28:44
his play calling in Detroit, was very good, though.
1:28:45
I think once he left there, Seattle, I think they took that
1:28:47
offense to another level, which didn't have a lot of talent in
1:28:50
that map for Tricia era where they never drafted very well at
1:28:52
all that TJ Hawkinson and then the go to Miami, which they've
1:28:55
had a lot of catfish. I think he doesn't done pretty
1:28:57
well there. So I think Frank Reich would be
1:28:59
my favorite of those three candidates over Bethel.
1:29:01
Greg, Roman I think would only happen if they keep Justin
1:29:04
Fields, but see what the organization's gonna far away
1:29:06
with him. If Greg Roman comes, the guy I
1:29:07
would keep field. Why not?
1:29:08
And not draft a quarterback this year, right?
1:29:10
Like one of the few guys in NFL history that got two head
1:29:14
coaching jobs and got fired and one year in both of them.
1:29:17
That doesn't mean anything. Yeah, I'm just say I'm just
1:29:20
saying like there's a lot of you want to, you want to throw that
1:29:23
out of him? He was an accomplished offensive
1:29:25
know but you know look you guys rise and guys fall, you know,
1:29:29
and sometimes it's it you know, I don't know if it is, we'll see
1:29:33
what happens. I it's definitely an
1:29:35
interesting. On there's another coordinator
1:29:37
that got hired that the Giants had once upon a time.
1:29:41
And we all liked and we didn't want to see him go, but we got
1:29:44
tired of his own zone defense, and he wasn't blitzing enough
1:29:47
like, oh, we need wink. Oh, well, the Steelers decided
1:29:52
to hire Patrick Graham if Errol if you like what Bill Belichick
1:29:57
did defensively you like what Patrick Graham does defensively
1:30:00
because he's a Belichick disciple.
1:30:02
He's giving you the multiple fronts.
1:30:04
He's giving you the three four. He's giving you Zone.
1:30:07
He's giving you confusing. Looks, he's doing everything
1:30:10
that, you know, Belichick would have done, but he's doing it
1:30:14
today and it's a good defense, he's been strong with bad
1:30:20
offenses, he's still been confident over there.
1:30:23
I think this is a great hire. What do you guys think about?
1:30:26
Here's the thing to Stealers I would have I would have
1:30:29
interviewed Mayo too Mayo was I think he got a bad stick from
1:30:33
the Patriots? They fired him.
1:30:34
They brought in my Gravel this guy was a good defensive
1:30:37
coordinator with the New England.
1:30:38
Patriots actually, one of the best defenses in the league on
1:30:41
Bill Belichick. When he was there with mayo.
1:30:44
I, I think I would have interviewed him just as much as
1:30:47
I would have in it, and if you Patrick Graham, it's unfortunate
1:30:50
what the Patriots did to him. And what I, again, Robert Kraft
1:30:53
has done to coaches over the years after Bill Belichick.
1:30:56
And, and that to me is a big problem now.
1:30:58
I think Patrick Graham is a good coach.
1:31:01
He's a good defensive coordinator.
1:31:02
He's going to be a coach sometime in the next couple of
1:31:05
years. I just questioned you bring in
1:31:07
Mike McCarthy. I think you I should.
1:31:10
I would have brought in a Mike McCarthy guy.
1:31:12
I'm not bringing in some other team and another guy from
1:31:15
another organization that I don't know much about.
1:31:17
I think Mike McCarthy should have went with a guy that he
1:31:20
knows a little bit about. That's just my opinion.
1:31:22
I don't bring in a guy, I don't know much about.
1:31:24
I'm only hiring oh because he's been good with the Patriots and
1:31:27
he knows his stuff and he worked with Bill Belichick.
1:31:30
That's the only thing that worries me about this higher.
1:31:32
It's a good higher but we'll see how that works.
1:31:34
Yeah, I always thought he was pretty good with this first year
1:31:36
with the Giants year. Two was a little iffy, but I
1:31:38
think a lot of that to do with the free agent flops, at the
1:31:40
Giants had at the end of gentleman's tenure too bringing
1:31:42
bringing a Dory Jackson and over Paying a lot of those other
1:31:45
linebackers inside. Before they drafted, a bunch of
1:31:48
the next year. I think Graham with the Raiders
1:31:50
though, did very well, Mitch Josh, McDaniels dysfunction, and
1:31:53
actually they had a confident that 2022 year.
1:31:55
The first year, they were there actually competitive because of
1:31:57
their defense. So I think there was actually
1:31:59
some encouragement with it. Yeah, I think Mayo's definitely
1:32:01
an interesting one that they could have looked at.
1:32:02
So now, the question is, Mike McCarthy?
1:32:04
Is there any familiarity with the rest of the Dallas, defense,
1:32:06
left or Green Bay? They just jumped on Capers the
1:32:08
whole time. So do you want somebody out
1:32:09
there? He wants.
1:32:10
Somebody modern, that's the question.
1:32:11
All right, let's move on to one of your favorite Cheryl our
1:32:15
buddy Raheem Morris lost. His job is the Falcons head
1:32:18
coach, super amount of Talent on that Atlanta team.
1:32:21
They could not tolerate his lack of winning games but he had
1:32:26
always been successful as a defensive coordinator.
1:32:29
He most recently, was his offensive coordinator of the
1:32:32
Rams when they won the Super Bowl with Aaron.
1:32:34
Donald and he had always been one of those guys that likes a
1:32:38
lot of beef inside. He wants to run some bearings.
1:32:41
He wants to run you know, three Big lineman out there at all
1:32:46
times. Have guys blitzing from
1:32:48
different angles and he's going to be, you know, a little bit
1:32:51
more aggressive than other guys, which kind of fits with that
1:32:55
kind of turnover mentality that they want in San Francisco.
1:32:59
I love the higher. I love the heart.
1:33:02
I'm not a San Francisco 49ers fan, but Raheem Morris is a
1:33:05
great defensive coin as he's been an accomplished defensive
1:33:08
coordinator, I don't think he'll ever be a coach in the NFL
1:33:11
again, I think his time as an NFL coach and let's see he he's
1:33:15
a coach or a defensive coordinator under a Kyle
1:33:18
Shanahan for the next five years.
1:33:19
I don't know if Kyle Shanahan might be on the hot seat this
1:33:22
year, I think. So, if and Raheem Morris took
1:33:25
this job because he thinks if he thinks he could fix this now, he
1:33:28
does have Bowser coming back. He does have Warner coming back.
1:33:31
This team could be an elite defense and could be a contender
1:33:35
next year that I don't know where their schedule lies next
1:33:38
year especially but this team was a top three team.
1:33:42
They made it into the playoffs and got their asses whipped by
1:33:45
Seattle and Robert Saleh as much as everybody liked what Robert
1:33:48
solid did in that game. Robert saw looked like a deer in
1:33:51
a headlights he didn't know what the hell he was doing.
1:33:53
I think Ryan Morris is a better defensive coordinator.
1:33:56
He uses his schemes. He uses more Blitz packages than
1:33:59
Robert Salah I think he's more Accomplished as a defensive
1:34:02
coordinator. Then a Robert Saleh is I love
1:34:05
this side. I think this is the best higher.
1:34:06
Yeah, I like it for this reason especially with when he was the
1:34:10
Rams. He had a lot of random guys.
1:34:12
They had obviously the stars with Donald Ramsay and Leonard.
1:34:14
Floyd guys like that Bob Mueller they traded for, but I think the
1:34:17
gain those random rookies to work in that scheme, really help
1:34:20
the Rams be a good enough defense at that time as quickly
1:34:23
as they were early in the season.
1:34:24
And then with Atlanta last year, look at the rookie class that
1:34:26
they had with the two pass rushers.
1:34:28
Also Xavier Watts Billy Bowman, as a corner, the Niners, have a
1:34:31
lot of rookies on that defense with Collins, with Alfred
1:34:33
Collins, with Michael Williams. We talked about at the draft
1:34:35
time fish and a lot of those young Corners at emerged this
1:34:37
year in solid defense they're gonna have to play a lot of
1:34:40
those guys these guys keep getting hurt and this is just
1:34:42
team this getting older. So I really like it as well.
1:34:44
I think it makes a lot of sense. He has a lot of familiarity with
1:34:47
Shanahan going back to Atlanta going back to Washington.
1:34:50
Like they've been together for a very, very long time working,
1:34:54
you know, it's even though he's not an offensive coach having
1:34:57
that familiarity and that working relationship with the
1:35:00
other side of the ball. It's An underrated thing.
1:35:02
So I'm pretty I think that's a great move by them and let's go
1:35:06
to one more I have here. Which is your second favorite
1:35:10
team Errol to very interesting higher.
1:35:12
Sean mannion was the quarterback coach over with Jordan love in
1:35:17
Green Bay under the other LaFleur over there.
1:35:20
The more successful the floor that seems to always have a very
1:35:23
good record every single year in the regular season hasn't gotten
1:35:26
done in the postseason. Maybe unlucky with injuries,
1:35:29
maybe something else. We don't know yet, but we'll see
1:35:32
how that plays out the Eagles. Now, get that try.
1:35:35
From the new LaFleur tree. Sean mannion at offensive
1:35:40
coordinator. All right, so syriani and
1:35:43
mannion are very close. I've heard through the
1:35:45
grapevine. These guys have been very
1:35:47
connected over the years and Matt leflore and syriani
1:35:50
actually like each other. So I think this is the one the
1:35:53
reason why he brought in a minion and and this is been a
1:35:56
problem. We'll season long last year was
1:35:58
their offense and getting a guy, like Jalen hurts in position to
1:36:02
be. That Elite quarterback that he
1:36:04
was the year before you know under another coordinator.
1:36:07
That's coaching the Saints right now.
1:36:08
So I more is more kind of is like a man in a man's my like a
1:36:13
more. He likes to use those different,
1:36:15
you know, different wide, receiving spread out, right
1:36:19
receivers and maybe this keeps brown.
1:36:21
Maybe this makes brown a little happy or, and bring in a guy
1:36:24
like this, who can spread out the offense and you Smith and
1:36:27
more and brown in a different style of offense.
1:36:30
I will say this, you look at the Green Bay Packers, this past
1:36:34
year, and watch what they did offensively, how many wide
1:36:37
receivers they had, they Had four or five wide receivers, and
1:36:39
they spread out there orphans, with Dobbs with Watson with all
1:36:43
the different guys that they had.
1:36:44
I think this, this equals team they have a lot of weapons too,
1:36:49
but they didn't spread out their offense.
1:36:50
As a matter of fact, they traded some pizzas.
1:36:52
They traded some wide receivers this season because they
1:36:55
couldn't fit them in their offense.
1:36:56
I think you bring in a minion, a Minion's gonna be able to use
1:36:59
those style that kind of style that Matt leflore likes to use,
1:37:03
spreading out his his talent and his speed demon guys into
1:37:07
different positions and Slants and and different type of
1:37:10
offense that it's going to work. So yeah, I was gonna say the
1:37:13
tight ends too. With after Tucker before talk a
1:37:16
cracked was looking very good in that system too.
1:37:18
Luke Musgrave was a guy that was a draft pick the same year as
1:37:21
craft. That looked pretty good at times
1:37:22
and those receivers like they're like a rotation of five of them.
1:37:26
I mean Green Bay that Philly. Again I think it's certain
1:37:28
points when the passing game just wasn't working for them.
1:37:30
They tried to force feed too much.
1:37:32
A brown is the monster game. They traded one inch.
1:37:34
Yeah she was actually yeah. And went to the Jets play.
1:37:38
I pretty well played pretty good with the Jets.
1:37:39
Yeah, I missed all the quarterback, the issues that
1:37:41
they had. And again, they couldn't even
1:37:42
get some of the other guys going.
1:37:44
They had random sports with a shot John Dotson.
1:37:46
But, like, it's still not enough where I think they needed
1:37:48
enough. Another one of those guys to
1:37:50
help the passing volume, the passing Concepts going into
1:37:52
that. So I think it's good and that
1:37:53
she was a pretty fairly high draft pick for the Philadelphia
1:37:56
Eagles and they just let him go. They, I mean, they got Michael
1:38:00
Carter, the second. But Michael Carter.
1:38:01
All when he was traded to the Eagles, really wasn't a big part
1:38:05
of their defense. So you traded a guy like me, who
1:38:08
write his me? John Matthew who looked really
1:38:12
good with the Jets? And could you imagine with with
1:38:14
this kind of offense now with me and and the kind of offense that
1:38:18
the, the Green Bay Packers like to run and spread out their wide
1:38:21
receivers and use him in different packages, he would
1:38:23
have fit like a glove maybe matching becomes a star in this
1:38:26
office. Yeah.
1:38:27
And the other thing I think is he was with Minnesota.
1:38:29
I forget if it was with Kobe act or O'Connell at the beginning of
1:38:32
a bow, he was a little bit but he was the backup quarterback
1:38:34
with cousins over there too. You could see a lot of those
1:38:36
Concepts being brought into There as well.
1:38:38
Which I just think the Eagles needed a little more than just a
1:38:41
one style of passing offense that they had last year because
1:38:43
it seemed like it just got look at Watson's numbers this year on
1:38:48
demanding. Look at look at his offensive
1:38:50
numbers. I mean he's a free agent this
1:38:52
year Watson's gonna get a lot of money because of the Season he
1:38:56
had, he is a number one. He is a number one now and teams
1:38:59
like the eagles teams like I couldn't, I could see the Eagles
1:39:03
making a move for a lot, they trade Brown.
1:39:05
Yeah. 100 they, they could bring in Watson over there and that
1:39:08
offense and use him as their number one.
1:39:10
Guy Smith will be a good number two, and a slot guy.
1:39:13
I think Watson's more bigger and more stronger than a guy like
1:39:16
Smith. So I I wouldn't be surprised if
1:39:19
the Eagles lands in some part this off season, the whole AJ
1:39:23
Brown thing is, what's hanging over that?
1:39:26
Holy Eagles roster. Right now, what are they gonna
1:39:28
do? Can they get it to work out?
1:39:30
Can have a come to, you know, Come To Poppa meeting.
1:39:33
You just like work out all of our problems because I could
1:39:37
say, Christian Watson, that guy's never had a healthy
1:39:39
season. His entire career.
1:39:40
He doesn't stay healthy. He only played a few games.
1:39:43
He was great in the games he played, but he doesn't stay
1:39:46
healthy and you need to be available AJ, Brown is built
1:39:48
like a tank and AJ Brown had a really good second half of the
1:39:52
season. He had a terrible first half of
1:39:55
the season, but that's, you know, I think it's more issues
1:39:57
that they need to work out more than he can't play AJ Brown.
1:40:01
Still an elite receiver in this league.
1:40:02
They need to find a way to keep them and add something around
1:40:06
the periphery. They that team functions because
1:40:08
of AJ Brown and Devonta Smith being two of the best receivers
1:40:12
in the league. I think, I think what they
1:40:14
forgot is they have an elusive Elite running back who wasn't
1:40:18
touching the ball enough and what he likes to do running the
1:40:21
book because he had Jacobs last year, you have even a better
1:40:24
running back in a guy like saquon Barkley can do so much
1:40:27
more things than Jacobs can. So I think this is, this fits
1:40:31
like a glove and and syriani needs this to work.
1:40:34
Because if it doesn't he's gonna be looking for a job at the end
1:40:37
of the season. Yeah.
1:40:38
That was the other one. We were hearing, you know, a lot
1:40:39
of people turned down syriana. Surprisingly, this off season,
1:40:43
the work with him, we heard the Jets a little bit, but we heard
1:40:46
a lot of Siri honesty stuff. I mean, you hear that because
1:40:49
he's just so unlikable as a person as a Giants fan.
1:40:53
Like, he just, it's just so fun to go in there, even if it like
1:40:57
ruins our draft position. That's when we finally beat
1:40:59
them. It was wonderful.
1:41:01
I loved it. I loved every second.
1:41:03
Oh, quiet. I don't want to hear you
1:41:05
terrible. We're terrible.
1:41:07
And we shouldn't be able to beat you guys.
1:41:09
So I, you know, hopefully, your Eagles can under manual be more
1:41:15
confident offensively, all right, ladies and gentlemen, my
1:41:19
Golf Club of the week. Deserves a gulf Clan?
1:41:24
No doubt of God's plan. Now, ladies and gentlemen, this
1:41:30
was an interesting, interesting story.
1:41:32
If you're a basketball fan or a 76er fan, which I'm not, but
1:41:37
there's a lot of 76er fans out there that are probably shaking
1:41:41
their heads to this story. The NBA has suspended Paul
1:41:47
George, 25 games because of a substance he was using now.
1:41:52
They don't know, or they has it come out, what kind of substance
1:41:56
it was? I would think it was steroids or
1:41:59
human growth hormones. The problem right now is, is
1:42:02
Paul George can't stay on the court?
1:42:04
He made himself a lot of money and ever since he broke his leg
1:42:08
with Team USA, he's not been the same player.
1:42:11
Now, he's been in a lead player. He made himself a lot of money
1:42:13
and and obviously he's bounced from one team to another.
1:42:17
He was with the Clippers and now he's with the 76ers, the guy
1:42:21
can't stay healthy. As a matter of fact, I don't
1:42:23
even remember the last game, the last season that he played 60 or
1:42:26
more games in a season and when you when you see these kind of
1:42:30
injuries it starts to make you think can this guy stay healthy
1:42:33
and the amount of money. This guy's making I think he's
1:42:36
making over 40 million dollars a year and this guy don't even
1:42:38
play 60, 60 games, I don't even think he plays 50 games in a
1:42:43
season. What he was probably thinking
1:42:44
going into the season, as I gotta stay healthy.
1:42:46
I gotta make sure that I could be a part of this roster.
1:42:49
So either one, I can make more money or I could be traded to a
1:42:53
roster where I can win a championship with.
1:42:55
By the way, Paul George has never won a championship, no
1:42:58
matter where he's gone. He's been an unaccomplished NBA
1:43:01
champion because he can't win championship.
1:43:04
Ships. He's gone as far as saying I
1:43:05
think as an Easter Conference Finals and once with the West
1:43:08
with the Clippers, yes. So he's never gone to an NBA
1:43:11
championship and that tells me he's not a winning player.
1:43:14
Now, that doesn't mean that Paul George can't get to that next
1:43:16
level. That doesn't mean that Paul
1:43:18
George doesn't have it in him to get to that next level.
1:43:20
This guy is one of the best two-way players in the NBA.
1:43:23
He's been one of the best two-way players in the NBA for
1:43:25
10 years. When he is at the top of his
1:43:27
game, he can offensively offensively can score your he
1:43:31
could put 28 29 Points in the hole and he defensively.
1:43:35
He could defend three, three positions.
1:43:37
He could play. He could find one the two and
1:43:39
three. He is his elusive defensively as
1:43:41
any player we've seen. And could you imagine Kawhi
1:43:44
Leonard and Paul George arguably, two of the top, five
1:43:47
defensive players on a team where on the same roster with
1:43:50
the clippers but they couldn't play together because both guys.
1:43:53
Good stay healthy. If Kawaii was out, Paul George
1:43:56
was in with Paul, George was how I was in, they barely played
1:44:00
together. And and to me, that's why the
1:44:02
Clippers were not Switched Western Conference team when
1:44:06
both those players were on the same roster.
1:44:07
I here's the here's another thing.
1:44:09
You have to look at with the 76ers Joel and beat can't stay
1:44:12
healthy. Tyrese Maxey, who's become a
1:44:14
superstar? Honestly?
1:44:15
Really all season long has been a top 10 player.
1:44:18
Nobody gives him any credit because the 76ers are really not
1:44:21
a good roster, not a good team because it can't stay healthy.
1:44:24
And again, we've heard problems with the fans, the fan base,
1:44:28
They Don't Really pack out the stadium, as we all know, the
1:44:31
next situation when they the Knicks played them in the
1:44:34
playoffs. What was it a year ago years ago
1:44:37
when the next the next sold out practically the whole then it
1:44:40
fans sold out that whole Arena and then you had Joel and beat
1:44:43
at the end of the game saying that, where are my 76er fans?
1:44:45
This is just absolutely terrible to see that there are more Nick
1:44:49
fans at the game than 76 show fans.
1:44:51
It just tells you one thing about this organization in his
1:44:53
team, they have a very good owner, an owner that owns three,
1:44:58
professional teams. He owns a basketball team, a
1:45:00
football team, and a hockey, team Harris.
1:45:03
And Who also was on the, you know, the list, the Epstein
1:45:06
list. That's a whole nother story, you
1:45:09
know, but I the fact he is is I look at the 76ers situation and
1:45:14
with the Paul George situation, it's not going to get any
1:45:17
better. And even if Paul George sits out
1:45:19
for the 25th and I'm gonna take my, I'm gonna take my lips, I'm
1:45:25
gonna take my, you know, straps, I'm gonna come back and I'm
1:45:28
gonna be come back as a better player.
1:45:30
Problem is just Paul, George has not come back as a better
1:45:33
player, the guy doesn't play more than 30 minutes, a game
1:45:36
when you're making 40 million dollars a year, you should be
1:45:38
playing 35-36 minutes a game. He doesn't even come close to
1:45:42
those minutes because of his injuries because of his, his
1:45:45
situation and his unhealthy situation, it's been a big
1:45:48
problem. And unfortunately, if I'm a 76,
1:45:51
a fan right now, if Paul George gets back, I'm moving Joelle and
1:45:56
bead and Paul George and adding another young Superstar to play
1:45:58
with Tyrese Maxey. Move them.
1:46:00
Both those guys because can't stay healthy and both of them
1:46:03
all Both of them have more excuses than anybody I've ever
1:46:06
seen in the NBA Errol. I got the games played for Paul
1:46:10
George in his career. So the dating back to 20 in
1:46:14
2018-19, you played 77 games for the thunder.
1:46:17
So as soon as you left for the Clippers, 48 games, 54 games, 31
1:46:23
games, 56 games. And in his last year with the
1:46:27
Clippers, he played 74, he only played half a season last year
1:46:31
41 games. How much is he making?
1:46:35
a lot and he's only played 27 games this year, let me look,
1:46:38
pull it up, see what his salary is, but assuming it's a Max
1:46:42
contract 51.6 million dollars this season to be If I have the
1:46:51
air, if I'm the 76ers right now, going into the trade deadline, I
1:46:54
know Paul George is out for 25 games.
1:46:56
If I can move, Paul George and Joel embiid in a package, for a
1:47:01
young stud, I would do that, I would absolutely do that because
1:47:04
you're not winning a championship with this roster,
1:47:06
you might not even make the playoffs with this roster.
1:47:09
You might be a playing team, right?
1:47:11
So, what I would do is I would trade my two veteran guys to a
1:47:15
team. That is a contender, maybe the
1:47:17
Lakers, maybe get Reeves. I could you imagine that you
1:47:21
said you trade. Well, sir to though, you know,
1:47:23
it doesn't matter on that sir. It doesn't matter.
1:47:25
I bring if I were, If I Were the Lakers in the Lakers, have a
1:47:29
chance to win a championship you have.
1:47:30
Look at LeBron James for this list this last year, if LeBron
1:47:34
James decides to come back or goes to another team, you have a
1:47:37
chance to get Joe ellan bead and Paul George for a guy like
1:47:41
Reeves and maybe somebody else. So it can kind of match the
1:47:44
contracts maybe make it, make it make sense, 8 and back or
1:47:48
something like Yeah, maybe a draft pick or something.
1:47:50
You send you Ellen beat. And you said Paul George to the
1:47:55
Lakers. You give the Lakers as much
1:47:57
chances that they can for LeBron's last year to win a
1:48:01
championship in the in the western conference.
1:48:03
With with the powerhouses, they have over there and you'd send
1:48:06
Reeves over there with a new team with Tyrese, Tyrese Maxey
1:48:10
was a young stud and Reeves. Looking like, he's going to be a
1:48:13
star in this league wherever he goes next year because they
1:48:15
can't afford them next year so. And and remember LeBron James is
1:48:19
off. He's off the the salary cap next
1:48:22
year so they can afford Joel and B.
1:48:25
They can afford Paul George on that roster with a luka doncic,
1:48:28
it would make a lot of sense. Yeah.
1:48:30
The Lakers are kind of stuck as it is, as it makes sense where
1:48:33
they could just form that big three assuming that Luca wants
1:48:35
and beaten Paul George there, I don't know, but that's all in
1:48:38
the store, but yeah, LeBron I think Stephen has gone.
1:48:40
Anyway, and Reeves are definitely not gonna be able to
1:48:42
afford so Reeves with that. Make a lot of.
1:48:44
That's the only team that I could see making a move like
1:48:47
this or the Pelicans, because the Pelicans are that Dome.
1:48:50
I mean, maybe Memphis John Marantz.
1:48:54
John they're looking to move. John Moran is here and they were
1:48:56
trying to shop Jaren Jackson. So maybe they were out of their
1:48:59
minds. Sharon Jackson, Jaron Jackson is
1:49:02
one of the best two-way players in the NBA and he's still very
1:49:05
fairly young. What is he 28 years old?
1:49:07
Yeah, he's in the prime of his career as a basket, not an
1:49:10
amazing score, but a good pastor and a great defender.
1:49:12
Honestly, I'm the Knicks. I'm looking at Jaron Jackson or
1:49:15
I would, absolutely, yeah, I would look at him.
1:49:18
You have all these pieces, you got all these Junction, McBride
1:49:21
colic. I mean, you put a package, you
1:49:23
bring in a Jared Jackson and maybe some draft stock.
1:49:26
I, you know, in the future, I don't know how much they have
1:49:28
left the next for the next five years, but they have it every
1:49:32
other year. So I I would I would think that
1:49:35
maybe looking at Jaron Jackson is a guy that he would fit like
1:49:38
a glove with the neck. You probably won't have to give
1:49:39
up maybe more than two and maybe just spaced out every three
1:49:42
years or so. Well look Shaman is look good
1:49:45
for the last couple of weeks and he's been a part of that the
1:49:48
starting seven for the next, I think shamit would be a guy that
1:49:52
the Knicks could move. He is a guy.
1:49:54
That could shoot. He's I think he's shooting 38
1:49:56
39% at the 3-point line, they move him McBride and Cole Lake,
1:50:02
and maybe another player and maybe some draft picks, I think
1:50:06
that would be a good move for the New York Knicks.
1:50:07
You bring in Aaron Jackson. I yeah, it would be perfect and
1:50:11
shot. It is been as good as any bench
1:50:14
player. The next half even better than
1:50:16
heart in the last couple of weeks is shootings, been great,
1:50:19
you know, that effectively too open.
1:50:22
And he's very pesky like very pesky plays within the system.
1:50:26
He's just somebody who's been hurt again.
1:50:28
He's just one of those guys who hasn't stayed healthy in his
1:50:31
career, if he can just stay healthy enough to come off the
1:50:33
bench and be that, that energy guy and hit those open shots
1:50:36
when we're playing teams that just aren't rotating
1:50:39
defensively. Because let's face it.
1:50:40
There's a lot of these games This Time of the Season where
1:50:43
teams are just not playing real defense in the NBA.
1:50:45
That's why people don't like the NBA because it's just like these
1:50:47
guys are chucking up threes because they're wide open,
1:50:50
that's why they're taking the shot.
1:50:51
Nobody's rotating on defense, nobody plays hard in the NBA
1:50:54
until the playoffs. And that's why everybody says
1:50:57
what's the bother of watching and NBA regular season game.
1:51:00
Nobody cares about them. You already know who's going
1:51:03
coming out of the East and coming out of the West, you
1:51:05
ready? Know the top 14 in Eastern
1:51:07
conference is, I mean, you can't be blind to see what's going on.
1:51:10
Could you imagine the Celtics? They don't have their best
1:51:14
player. He is out for the season terrain
1:51:16
is Achilles and they're still which I'm talking about Jayson
1:51:19
Tatum, they're still tied with the Knicks.
1:51:22
I can place. It's pretty amazing.
1:51:24
What they're doing. This might be the best coaching
1:51:26
year. I think he's coaching the year
1:51:29
right now. As far as I'm concerned from the
1:51:31
Celtic, who's the guy from Missoula Missoula?
1:51:33
Who's been a lot of people questioning Missoula, and how he
1:51:36
coaches and, and really is it just the roster that makes
1:51:39
Missoula such a great coach. Well, ladies and gentlemen, I
1:51:42
would say this Missoula has been a good coach this year in Elite
1:51:45
coach in the NBA and should deserves a lot of credit.
1:51:48
For some of the accomplishments he's made so far with this this
1:51:52
Celtic team which really only has two guys If you really look
1:51:55
at it brown and white and white are the two best players and why
1:51:58
he was a journeyman before he came to this roster.
1:52:01
So it's been pretty amazing with the Celtics have done this year.
1:52:05
It's ready for Josh Richardson at the time.
1:52:06
I think was the one for one thing.
1:52:08
You have the Sixth Man of the Year.
1:52:10
Two on the pressure. Yeah.
1:52:11
Prichard's been good too. So, yeah, they only have three
1:52:14
guys and this last record is the next exact same records and died
1:52:18
for second, and their roster is nowhere.
1:52:20
Close to the next talents. So it just says a lot about
1:52:23
what, what Missoula has done so far as the head coach of the
1:52:27
Celtics? And, and again, I have taken
1:52:29
shots at Missoula over the last three years, I think it's been
1:52:32
his roster and why, why his team has been so good.
1:52:35
I mean, you have porzingis a couple of years ago. 100%
1:52:38
healthy with obviously Jayson, Tatum Jaylen brown and white.
1:52:42
I mean, oh and yeah, Drew holiday on this roster as well,
1:52:45
if you know, playing good basketball and that's why they
1:52:48
won that Championship. I don't believe Missoula was the
1:52:51
reason why they won that Championship, it was just the
1:52:52
roster in Italian this year, the way they've played and how good
1:52:57
they played in certain stretches.
1:52:59
You have to give Missoula a little bit of credit.
1:53:01
I think Missoula right now, if the season where to end was
1:53:03
Julie is my coach at the year. so, and that ladies and
1:53:08
gentlemen, is my golf club. Of the week.
1:53:12
If they bring in Jared Jackson, they're going to have to move OG
1:53:15
or Mikhail Bridges. They're gonna have to move one
1:53:18
or the other and that would have to be.
1:53:20
Because think about it. You can't have three guys that
1:53:24
play the same position and I, and that's what they are.
1:53:27
They're, they're all three guys that play the same position.
1:53:30
I mean, oh, she's playing the three right now or is he a date?
1:53:33
Me, but sometimes he's playing, he's playing a two.
1:53:36
So I I think that, you know, Jaron Jackson's more like a
1:53:40
three, four guy you're gonna is, he's a fourth.
1:53:44
He plays four five. He's like a stretch for, I don't
1:53:46
think he's alive Corner three, he's not he's six ten.
1:53:49
He's six ten with crazy. Long arm protector.
1:53:51
He's more. I I think Jaron Jackson's more
1:53:54
of a forth three on the next on that roster.
1:53:58
I think he's more for me. I don't think you can because
1:54:01
you, if you have Bridges and Anna nobe, like those guys are
1:54:03
gonna play, they're not gonna have a part.
1:54:05
They're not gonna farts there too.
1:54:06
And Sham it plays It Forward, you know, it's like four guys
1:54:11
for that spot. That like, two, three, four.
1:54:13
I think he's a four, five. They're gonna use him as a small
1:54:17
ball five, if they, if they take them because you can't really do
1:54:21
that with Mitch. Like, you can kind of try, but
1:54:23
you can't run with Mitch. The only way they get him is if
1:54:26
they fell to get yonis and I would make a lot of sense.
1:54:28
He would be like the second guy they'd go.
1:54:30
After I've been hearing they, they're after that they're
1:54:32
looking at another big man. I forget his name, I forget what
1:54:36
team he's playing for, but when we come back from break, I
1:54:39
remember there was a there was a story coming out that the Knicks
1:54:41
are interested in this particular kid, he's a big man
1:54:44
and if they bringing honest they're going to have to go
1:54:46
after another big because we don't know if Mitchell
1:54:50
Robinson's gonna stay healthy enough to be ready for the
1:54:53
playoffs. So very, very interesting.
1:54:54
Anyways, let's go to a break when we come back ladies and
1:54:58
Gentlemen, we should have quit and Cole's but first our
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All right guys, Aaron Fishman here with your Sportsman, got a
1:55:12
couple of stories. Before we get into the scores,
1:55:13
this evening, the Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl
1:55:16
favorites, this Sunday with around 75% of the money online.
1:55:20
So far going towards them. As media week gets underway in
1:55:23
San Francisco, for a Super Bowl, 60 Seahawks owner Joni Jodi
1:55:28
Allen, his sister of late owner, Paul Allen, who was the
1:55:30
co-founder of Microsoft, since his passing in 2018, the estate
1:55:35
has owned the team and it seemingly has been looking for a
1:55:39
good time to sell. Although officially they are not
1:55:41
looking currently. Well, no better time than now
1:55:44
with the Super Bowl appearance and it being on the west coast
1:55:47
in San Francisco to boot. It's expected that after the
1:55:50
Super Bowl, the Allen estate will indeed be selling the
1:55:53
franchise to the highest bidder. This comes on the heels of the
1:55:56
Alanis State trying to sell one of their other franchises.
1:55:58
The Portland Trail Blazers. We've already said that will
1:56:02
change at some point per polls wishes, but I have no news to
1:56:05
share the spokesman. 8 said our Focus right now is winning the
1:56:09
Super Bowl and completing the sale of the Portland Trail
1:56:12
Blazers in the coming months while the right politically.
1:56:15
Correct thing has been said, the steady stewardship of the
1:56:18
Seahawks under the Allens is nearing an end.
1:56:20
The next owner of the team will be inheriting a program that is
1:56:23
either at the Mountaintop or just fell short.
1:56:26
It is going to be difficult for anyone to live up to that
1:56:28
success. Hopefully, for Seattle fans.
1:56:30
They get a tech billionaire, that understands rant running a
1:56:33
franchise and is dedicated to the community, like, the Allen's
1:56:37
were that can keep them up at that mountain top in Sunday's
1:56:42
Stadium Series, match up at Raymond, James Stadium.
1:56:45
The Tampa Bay Lightning hosted the bus and Bruins in the
1:56:48
division. Rivalry on National Television.
1:56:52
This game did not disappoint as it had a little bit of
1:56:54
everything, high scoring, a four goal comeback by Tampa, to win
1:56:57
an overtime, the outdoor element of it all and a goalie fight
1:57:02
with the lightning down 5 2. In the second long-time multiple
1:57:05
Cup winning. Goaltender Andre vasilevski
1:57:07
charged across the ice to take on the Bruins.
1:57:10
Netminder, Jeremy swayman in a fight that was broken up by
1:57:13
referees. Maybe a little sooner than many
1:57:15
would have liked, but the crack it brought the crowd and fans to
1:57:18
their feet. In fact, it's sparked the
1:57:20
Lightning's. Furious 3rd, period in OT.
1:57:22
Come back coins. It's a team he was throwing
1:57:24
left. I was like, oh my God, I didn't
1:57:27
want to be the other guy lightning Winger Nikita.
1:57:29
Kucherov said, I was so happy. I was so fired up.
1:57:32
I think the bench felt it. Everyone in the building felt it
1:57:35
ever since that fight the game was turned vassy had to do it, I
1:57:38
guess he had to wake us up, hockey is a funny Sport and
1:57:42
vashtie who was a legend to the Lightning's fans all ready added
1:57:45
to it Sunday evening after the game, the Lightning's big cat
1:57:49
was humbled to a point of the being funny.
1:57:52
I just saw sway was swinging. The Blocker on haggle a bit, so
1:57:55
it was just a reflex to go to Red Line and challenged him.
1:57:58
He accepted when we both fell, we kind of said each other nice
1:58:03
word. It was super nice.
1:58:04
It was one of the biggest moments for me because I had
1:58:07
never fought in the NHL big. Thanks to him.
1:58:09
He was great in the net. All game and great in the fight
1:58:12
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Now that the defensive offensive prowess got, and by the way,
2:00:29
he's also a guy that can hit those 1718 foot jumper sabonis.
2:00:33
I think that would make a lot of sense, if they strike out on the
2:00:36
honest, because what I'm hearing, as I was one of the
2:00:39
very few people that said, that the Timberwolves are going to be
2:00:42
one of the favorites to Landing Giannis.
2:00:45
Well, the story is over the last 24 hours that a lot of people
2:00:49
believe that now the Timberwolves are the favourites
2:00:52
to land Yiannis. So very, very interesting and
2:00:56
and again, the honest sweepstakes is, is going to take
2:00:59
a lot. It might be a 13 in Fallout
2:01:02
draft stock to get this this deal done.
2:01:05
Because what I'm hearing is Milwaukee wants at least four
2:01:08
first round draft picks and three players that can start on
2:01:13
their roster today. So I, I know the Knicks don't
2:01:17
have that because they have mikal Bridges and they gave
2:01:19
Michelle, they gave the Nets five first round draft picks to
2:01:22
get mikal bridges, that makes do have their draft pick every
2:01:25
other. Or they still have Washington's
2:01:27
picked too. We'll see how that works.
2:01:29
Washington. Right now is one of the two
2:01:31
worst teams in the NBA so they're fighting for that.
2:01:34
That last that last place so they can win the lottery balls
2:01:38
and get one of those top three picks because boy oh boy, this
2:01:42
is one of those. One of those drafts you want to
2:01:44
be in the top three actually anything in the top 10.
2:01:47
You're going to get yourself a good player that could start on
2:01:49
your roster. So it's very, very interesting
2:01:51
and and again, I was listening to Stephen A Smith's take today,
2:01:56
which was very, very interesting.
2:01:57
Does it after the next one? Yes today.
2:02:00
And, by the way, they played horrible in the first half of
2:02:03
that game against the Lakers the Lakers.
2:02:04
I know, we're only up by, like, if I'm not mistaken 5 Points,
2:02:07
but they didn't play good basketball in the second half,
2:02:10
they started playing good defense.
2:02:12
And, and by the way, in the last six games, the Nicks have kept
2:02:15
teams to 91 points or less, which is been the best in the
2:02:20
NBA in the last six games, since Jalen Bronson called for that
2:02:24
team meeting. So, I Could just roster win a
2:02:27
championship? Yes.
2:02:29
Are you going to trust that this roster is going to play on a top
2:02:31
level? Like they have in the last six
2:02:33
games and they haven't really played Elite teams.
2:02:35
The Lakers are probably the best team they've beaten in the last
2:02:38
six games. The Lakers are the six seed
2:02:41
right now, in Wester conference practically, the same record as
2:02:44
the New York Knicks. The Knicks are, Going into the
2:02:47
game, there were 30 and 18. Now they're 31 and 18 tied with
2:02:51
the Celtics. The the Lakers are 29 and 18 and
2:02:55
they were the 60, the western conference is so much better
2:02:57
than Easter Conference very top-heavy the Western
2:03:00
Conference, but even the bottom half of the western conference
2:03:02
is better than the bottom half of the East, the East is so very
2:03:05
bad on the bottom half that, there might be 14 teams that
2:03:08
could win an NBA championship in the Easter Conference.
2:03:10
So It's interesting. If you're a nickname, is sitting
2:03:14
here and you're wondering how the Knicks are going to Figure
2:03:18
out how they can make a trade at the trade downline and here's
2:03:21
another thing. If you're if you're a Nick fan
2:03:24
And you're wondering where they can go in the trade market, you
2:03:29
can go out after the second tier players.
2:03:31
Do you bring in a? Do you maybe make a move and
2:03:34
bring in John Moran? Could you could you get John
2:03:36
Moran for not too much that you have to give up because the
2:03:39
Knicks have quality bench players.
2:03:41
Do you want to ruin this? This team the way they're
2:03:45
playing and they're bench players are, do you go after
2:03:47
John Wayne and take a shot at him and maybe maybe strike gold?
2:03:51
Because Speedy, if you look at this team and and the Knicks, if
2:03:55
they have a chance to win a championship, it's this year
2:03:57
because the Indiana Pacers are going to be better next year and
2:04:01
Indiana. They're gonna have a top 10 pick
2:04:04
this year and they're getting their Superstar back.
2:04:07
And heart was one card. Albert, Howard.
2:04:11
I can't, I I'm trying to think but that's why I asked you how
2:04:15
Burton who tours at Kelly's in the playoffs last year in the
2:04:18
NBA finals. And in game seven.
2:04:21
I I think Indiana Pacers are There a borderline playoff team.
2:04:25
I wouldn't be surprised if they get a nice pick and they and
2:04:29
they drafted right there. Good organization.
2:04:30
They know how to draft. Look at the Players.
2:04:32
They have practically every single one of their players are
2:04:35
draft picks. So and how Burton was in a draft
2:04:38
pick, they got him from Sacramento and they they struck
2:04:41
gold with Albert and I I still think Indiana's.
2:04:44
It's a far-fetched team to make the playoffs.
2:04:48
So it's interesting. It's very, very interesting.
2:04:50
We're still waiting for Quinton cobles.
2:04:53
I was in tech issues right now trying to get his rebooting his
2:04:56
computer. I'm trying to see if he's a he's
2:04:57
coming in or not but I believe you wanted to talk about
2:05:00
something else that wasn't on our agenda.
2:05:02
Are we gonna get into that might as well while we wait.
2:05:04
All right. So I wanted to get into this and
2:05:07
I don't have somebody gonna pull up what?
2:05:10
Draymond Green just said at the game.
2:05:12
After the game, on the loss of the Pistons, green got his 10th
2:05:16
technical. He told them this is your chance
2:05:18
to stop talking to me and then he said I find it very ironic
2:05:21
that I got a technical foul for telling a Caucasian referee.
2:05:24
Not to put his hand in my face. As a black man in America, don't
2:05:27
put your hand in my face. All right, there's a double I
2:05:31
see quit and laughing. So I want to give this take and
2:05:34
I used to like Draymond Green as a player.
2:05:38
I really used to think that he was the best two-way player in
2:05:42
the NBA. The guy could defend any
2:05:44
position, he was a big he was a five six foot eight, six foot
2:05:48
nine playing center for the Golden State Warriors at a top
2:05:52
level. You talk about the best team of
2:05:55
this arrow and he was one of the important pieces everybody says
2:05:59
oh the the Golden State Warriors could win without him.
2:06:02
That's not true. Without him, they didn't have
2:06:06
that defensive side. They didn't have that anchor.
2:06:08
Now I'm not saying Klay Thompson wasn't a great defender at his
2:06:12
position. He was one of the best in a week
2:06:13
when he was healthy at that position.
2:06:15
But Draymond Green was the anchor that defense and I love
2:06:18
Draymond Green. I loved his personality.
2:06:20
I love his harshness on and off the court.
2:06:23
I loved how he, you know, he was the aggressive, you know,
2:06:27
stirrer he loved to stir up crap on the, on the basketball court,
2:06:31
if it wasn't what Shaquille O'Neal over the years, we've
2:06:33
seen him do it, or Lebron, James or atoms.
2:06:36
This guy would do anything. He'd step on your bowls, he kick
2:06:40
in the bowls, he would grab you, he would punch you, he would
2:06:43
elbow you. This man would do anything on a
2:06:46
basketball court, and you liked it.
2:06:47
I loved his aggressive plank because I love Dennis Rodman.
2:06:50
He was my favorite player. One of my favorite players going
2:06:53
up as a basketball fan. but here's the thing, over the last
2:06:57
couple of years, This man has been on podcasts, he has his own
2:07:01
podcast and he outlandishly stupid.
2:07:05
He goes out there, he says stupid things and he obviously
2:07:10
has a great following. And I'm not saying that this guy
2:07:12
is in a likable person and you wouldn't, you wouldn't go and
2:07:15
read some of the stuff that he said on and off the court.
2:07:18
But this is the same guy that went on Snapchat and took a
2:07:21
picture of his private area and posted it.
2:07:24
Same guy. And then take it off and then
2:07:27
claims it wasn't him. It's a big problem.
2:07:31
When you think about it, what the personality that he is And
2:07:35
then over the last couple of years, I listened to his
2:07:38
podcast, he likes to throw people under the bus, he likes
2:07:41
to throw teammates on the bus. There's a reason why Jordan
2:07:44
Poole is no longer on that roster was because of him.
2:07:48
Everybody likes to point their finger at Klay Thompson.
2:07:50
And by the way, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green, never liked
2:07:53
each other. They hated each other.
2:07:56
And that's why Klay Thompson when he became a free agent.
2:07:59
The second time around he didn't want to be on this team anymore.
2:08:02
It was it was done now, I know fish.
2:08:05
I know what you saying. I have to finish this and I'm I
2:08:07
want to finish what I have to say here.
2:08:12
Draymond Green. 48 Hours, go 48 hours ago, said this about a
2:08:18
referee I don't care if he is purple.
2:08:23
I don't care if he's green. He did not put his hand in
2:08:27
Draymond Green's face. If anybody seen the video is
2:08:31
hand was under his waist. It wasn't even over the
2:08:35
shoulder. Think about that.
2:08:39
And then he says this caucasian referee putting his hand in my
2:08:44
face and and he talks about his race.
2:08:48
Trim on we know what what you are.
2:08:49
Okay. We don't have to say that.
2:08:51
I respect you. No matter what you are.
2:08:53
You could be Chinese. You could be purple.
2:08:55
You could be Jewish, I'm Jewish. I don't care what your race is.
2:09:01
But for you to bring it up and that you to put it out there, it
2:09:05
would piss anybody off. It would piss an
2:09:08
African-American off for you to bring up your race.
2:09:10
This is the NBA, okay, if you were an NFL Quinn knows Quinton
2:09:15
played in football. You have Caucasian Jeff white
2:09:19
guys, on your team. You have Asian guys on your
2:09:21
team. You have Hawaiian, guys, on your
2:09:23
team. You have Jewish guys on your
2:09:24
team. We all know that.
2:09:27
Why do you have to mention it? What is the point of mentioning
2:09:31
it? Because you want to bring out
2:09:33
your political ways? You want to bring out your
2:09:34
personality for people to hate you more so you can sell more
2:09:38
podcast sponsorships it's pathetic.
2:09:42
And the NBA should spend this guy.
2:09:45
He should be suspended. As a matter of fact, they should
2:09:48
have him on National Television apologized to the referee that
2:09:52
did not put his hand in his face.
2:09:54
He called the technical foul because Draymond Green when he's
2:09:58
on the basketball court, and this is why he gets more
2:10:01
technical fouls than any player besides one, which we know who
2:10:05
we're taught Brooks, is the only one that gets more technical
2:10:08
fouls than him every single year and why?
2:10:10
Because dream on green doesn't know how to shut his mouth.
2:10:13
He or you're a professional basketball player, you're making
2:10:16
millions and millions of dollars and nobody wants to hear what
2:10:19
your thoughts are about your race or anybody else's race.
2:10:23
All I want to know is if you can play basketball again and then
2:10:26
he comes out after the fact when the media asked him after that
2:10:30
whole take and said, well what are you think?
2:10:32
He said, or what do you think he was doing?
2:10:33
Or what do you what do you want him to say?
2:10:35
And then he says well one of the media guys asked him to say well
2:10:39
there's rumors that you're going to be traded, I don't care about
2:10:41
being traded next question. He had nothing to say about the
2:10:44
trade but Everything to say about what the referee was
2:10:47
trying to do control the game because dream on green, when
2:10:51
he's on the court, and he's not getting a call, right?
2:10:53
Or he's not getting the call on his side.
2:10:55
He's bitching and moaning about it.
2:10:58
It's disrespectful to the game. And this is a problem with the
2:11:01
NBA. This is the problem.
2:11:06
Because you have these guys, Adam Silver allows these NBA
2:11:11
players to run the league. LeBron James has run the leak.
2:11:15
You had Kyrie Irving the league anti-semitic views.
2:11:19
This guy that the NBA sat down with this guy, sat down with
2:11:23
this guy and had a conversation and made Kyrie Irving apologized
2:11:28
to the Brooklyn fence, who by the way or old Jewish people.
2:11:33
The NBA the Nets are playing and Brooklyn, there are more of a
2:11:37
Jewish following. All their ticket holders are
2:11:40
Jewish And he apologizes, he apologized to the net, the net
2:11:44
fans that he gets traded, and then when he goes, and he gets
2:11:48
his jersey, and he gets his jersey from our Cuban, and
2:11:51
before he could say anything. He says, oh, by the way, I take
2:11:54
back what I said, my apologies to, you know, to my aunt's
2:11:58
Semitic views. That was my opinion.
2:12:00
And I have a right, I'm American.
2:12:02
I have a right of my own opinion.
2:12:06
And the NBA didn't suspended that.
2:12:09
And that's the problem with the NBA.
2:12:11
That's why a lot of people don't watch the NBA like they used to,
2:12:14
because there's no, like, Michael Jordan's in the league
2:12:18
anymore. Guys, that don't want to hear
2:12:20
about politic political views, or or race, or any of that
2:12:26
stuff. All he cared about is
2:12:27
basketball. Straight up basketball.
2:12:31
That's why Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of
2:12:34
all time, because he was a killer he'd get on the
2:12:36
basketball court, and you go out there and show you why he's the
2:12:39
greatest basketball player in the league.
2:12:40
Nobody, have you ever heard Michael Jordan Speedy?
2:12:43
Ever heard, Michael Jordan talk about his political views ever.
2:12:47
Do you ever hear about Michael Jordan?
2:12:49
Talking about his political views now that he's not in the
2:12:51
NBA after 20 years being retired?
2:12:54
Have you have you not But LeBron James does.
2:12:59
Kauai Leonard does Kevin Durant does?
2:13:03
All of them do because they use the platform to, to, instead of
2:13:08
using their own platform. They have their own social
2:13:10
media's, their own, Twitter's their own Instagram, but during
2:13:13
the game, and after the game, when they're talking to me to,
2:13:15
they know that everybody is watching people kids, young kids
2:13:19
are looking up to them. You hear a guy like, Draymond
2:13:24
Green, come out and and, and, and talk about race.
2:13:29
When probably 75% of the people that are buying tickets are
2:13:33
Caucasian. White.
2:13:37
I mean, how does that make Golden State feel when they're
2:13:40
trying to sell tickets to corporations?
2:13:45
I got it. Fish stop.
2:13:50
I'm tired of it. The NBA needs to control.
2:13:55
What's going on with the players?
2:13:57
If the players are going to go out there and use their platform
2:14:00
to sell their own product or sell, whatever they think, in
2:14:03
their political views, the NBA needs to suspend these guys
2:14:07
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We are now talking to former New York Jets defensive, our friend
2:15:05
quit. What's yeah, so To be back with
2:15:10
the crew. What's up Larry crew back again?
2:15:13
That's right. No job.
2:15:14
Because he's been in New York for the last couple of days.
2:15:17
So Java, Java came out, he was working for, you know, we
2:15:21
signing autographs at that. What do they call it?
2:15:23
The Pinstripe Bowl or whatever they call it.
2:15:25
So that all the, all the Yankees, go to, you know, if
2:15:29
they have like a, it's a three-day thing.
2:15:30
And each day, they have specific Yankees that come down and sign
2:15:33
autographs. Java went he did it on Saturday
2:15:36
on Friday. He was working with Barstool,
2:15:39
they were doing some kind of recording thing.
2:15:41
So Java flew out and I actually mean Java met up at American
2:15:45
whiskey, was the first time we actually met.
2:15:47
We've been digital pen pals for the last year and a half so it
2:15:51
was the first time we met and then Joppa China shoot the you
2:15:55
know the crap and trying to make fun of my size and I'm like dude
2:15:59
you're six, you're six three, I'm five ten and a quarter and
2:16:02
he's a and he's trying to make it fun.
2:16:04
I was like dude, you're only four inches bigger than me.
2:16:06
You're not that much bigger than me.
2:16:07
Yeah. Like you quit.
2:16:09
He forgot about. Quarter.
2:16:14
I mean, seriously think about it?
2:16:17
I am not, I'm not a big talk, I'm a muscular.
2:16:20
I'm a big guy. I'm too, I I used to be 2:30.
2:16:23
I lost about 30 pounds over the last.
2:16:25
Okay. The last I would say less 10
2:16:28
months. I've been taking care of myself,
2:16:29
stop eating sugar drinks. I was pre-diabetic as everybody
2:16:32
is when you get to this age 5.8 in America.
2:16:36
Yeah, because we like our food, man.
2:16:38
I like my ice cream at, you know, 11:00 at night, man.
2:16:41
I mean, I got my, by the way. What is your favorite ice cream?
2:16:45
I am a butter, pecan guy, butter pecan.
2:16:48
I was my grandfather's favorite so I'm a milk chocolate chip guy
2:16:52
so I like mints. So that's my thing.
2:16:55
I like it. I listen, everybody says, you
2:16:59
know, my girlfriend says, it's like a green.
2:17:01
It looks like green shit. That's what she says when she
2:17:04
looks at it with, like, things hanging out of it, I it doesn't
2:17:07
taste like that. It's a nice, tasty.
2:17:09
Sweet say it tastes anyways. I had to ask you that question,
2:17:13
but no, it does not taste like toothpaste fish.
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It definitely. That's a good because it's a,
2:17:21
what you get. Now, a friendly is it has a
2:17:23
little bit of a different taste. Cherokee Hills different.
2:17:26
The bunny one is on the brain. Yeah.
2:17:31
What brand do you suggest that doesn't taste?
2:17:33
Like toothpaste? Your probably, you know, my, my
2:17:36
friends, one of my friends, love coffee ice cream.
2:17:39
And I don't like coffee. So I couldn't even, I don't
2:17:42
know. Oh, it's terrible man.
2:17:44
And even it smell of, it gets me sick to my stomach.
2:17:46
I was at the, I was at Carvel the other day and I see this,
2:17:51
these two older people. They go up there and and they
2:17:53
ask for heart ice cream and they're looking at it, like,
2:17:55
give me that coffee. Chocolate chip.
2:17:57
I was like coffee, chocolate chip.
2:17:59
I almost threw up and then the guy that owns the place because
2:18:03
you always hooks me up on Wednesday, Mike, we love you
2:18:05
over here, hooks me up with, you know, a lot of ice cream.
2:18:08
I, I make a joke. I'm like, Who buys Chocolate
2:18:13
Chip Coffee? I mean, is there's a lot of
2:18:15
people. It's a very popular, you know,
2:18:16
taste to say. Yeah, it looks like it looks
2:18:19
like crap in it. Iced coffee is popular so I
2:18:22
could, I believe it. Oh, it's disgusting, man.
2:18:24
I don't understand that partner. Iced coffee, just doesn't make
2:18:27
sense. I like how you say iced coffee
2:18:29
coffee, you know, like you don't use the cough, like coffee
2:18:33
coffee, my girlfriend, she's got that, Brooklyn accent.
2:18:36
Oh yeah. Yeah coffee.
2:18:43
That's the the Carolina way of speaking.
2:18:45
Yeah. Give me a coffee.
2:18:49
If you, I'm not when we say Star Bucks, you can't stop bucks like
2:18:57
a box. Stop box.
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Yeah, let's go to stop box. Anyways, we are talking to
2:19:04
former New York chess defense event, our friend Quinton corpus
2:19:07
now. Quinton, we had a bet, we had a
2:19:10
bet Last time you on the show about the gremlin.
2:19:14
Okay we had a bet there was some conditions too though, but I'm
2:19:22
gonna let you know now, he did play 10 games, my friend, he did
2:19:26
nothing, he played in games so what was the conditions?
2:19:30
I don't remember what the conditions were.
2:19:31
What were the conditions? The main bad was, he wouldn't
2:19:34
get an interception. I have to fight the condition.
2:19:36
I don't remember the distance. I went with the conditions.
2:19:38
If he just paid DB, it wasn't way.
2:19:41
If he I told you he was gonna fail at doing this to, to win
2:19:44
and the NFL. Yeah, he did know, I remember
2:19:47
that. But we knew he wasn't gonna play
2:19:48
Just TV. We knew that we expect him to
2:19:54
play both but we didn't. I mean that was before the
2:19:56
season, so we did know. Yeah, I was hoping that there
2:19:59
will be No sensible, boys say, hey, you're going to be a DB but
2:20:04
they want to try to hold two-way player and it just was a crash.
2:20:09
I mean every form of player was saying the same as that thing.
2:20:13
All right, very you. Who do you think this?
2:20:14
This isn't Colorado that you're not.
2:20:17
It's not gonna happen. You know it we had four year
2:20:20
Lewis and and I know you know who he is, he's one of the best
2:20:22
linebackers in the NFL, he came on the shell last week and I
2:20:25
brought up Travis the gremlin Hunter and he looked at me he's
2:20:29
like I've never heard that. I said, go look at all over
2:20:31
social media now I gave him a nickname now, people use it on
2:20:34
their stories, the Grambling. And by the way we we showed him
2:20:39
the photo, he kind of giggled that he says, he says, you don't
2:20:42
know him yet. You have to understand him as a
2:20:45
person before you can judge him. And I said, well, when you go
2:20:48
out there, when I was at the Heisman Trophy dinner and you
2:20:50
bring up the New York Jets and say, hey I you don't want to,
2:20:54
you don't want to play for the Jets are a terrible
2:20:55
organization. Well, that's great for you to
2:20:58
say, you're all so playing for an organization that has failed
2:21:00
every single year too. When was the Jackson, Bill
2:21:03
Jaguars? Ever a winning organization,
2:21:04
they've never even want to Super Bowl.
2:21:06
So for him to come out and say, well, that Jeter terrible
2:21:09
Morgan, is it? Yeah, they're terrible.
2:21:10
Just as bad as Jacksonville Jaguars.
2:21:12
So I, and by the way, Jacksonville, didn't start
2:21:15
playing good football until He was done for the season, that
2:21:20
was when they started picking up the game and and started playing
2:21:23
really good football and I have to say something Trevor Lawrence
2:21:27
looked like a competent quarterback, so but that's just
2:21:29
my opinion. So you were right about it, but
2:21:30
I want to get into the Jets because you're a former jet.
2:21:34
I'm sure you have your own opinion.
2:21:36
I've checked out some of your posts over the last couple of
2:21:38
weeks. So, and I mean, you a friend,
2:21:41
and I as a friend, I want to get in to what you think is going on
2:21:45
with the New York Jets, Aaron Glenn.
2:21:48
I was interviewing, Wink Martindale.
2:21:50
He had them in once and he told him that he's gonna run the
2:21:53
defense, then he told Wink Martindale on his own Penny to
2:21:57
fly back, he wanted to interview for a second time.
2:22:00
He told wink that, he's calling the plays, he would be the
2:22:03
number two guy, you know, you know, mixing it around.
2:22:06
Now, when you hear something you say when you hear coach like
2:22:09
that, come out. Now, we all know the Aaron
2:22:11
Rodgers story before they see season started.
2:22:13
He did the same thing. Darren Rogers.
2:22:16
He told Aaron Rodgers to come fly over here because he wanted
2:22:19
to talk to him. And then told him once, he
2:22:21
walked through the door, you're no longer going to be a part of
2:22:23
this organization. We're going, we're going with
2:22:25
another roster spot. We're going with Justin fields
2:22:28
or whatever. We're going with the new
2:22:29
quarterback. When you hear that when you when
2:22:32
you're interviewing for a coaching job or you're you're a
2:22:36
quarterback looking to come back and you hear that from the
2:22:38
coach, are you going to trust that this coach is going to put
2:22:41
you in the right position to succeed and do you trust this
2:22:43
coach moving forward with your organization?
2:22:46
Yes, or no. I mean because I mean, well,
2:22:50
we're here in the same things when it comes to and Glenn when
2:22:53
it comes as attitude, when it comes to his personality, his
2:22:56
character. And like, I don't know him well
2:22:59
enough that like very well judge him on that, like I've had an
2:23:02
arrested with them. Always been a very overly
2:23:05
confident or a type guy. I could take that hit a message.
2:23:09
You know, I got to know, you kind of like really need that
2:23:12
before judgement in regards to who, I believe you to be, but I
2:23:16
mean, you just gave two examples of the same type character issue
2:23:21
that everybody's been companion about.
2:23:22
You know, there's Jets fans that was like he was too arrogant,
2:23:25
you know, coming in, you know, they had issues with him coming
2:23:29
out about his arrogance that he's just so to me, I think that
2:23:34
is a red flag. That is a huge red flag and the
2:23:37
fat that You are playing with people's emotions in, um,
2:23:42
emotions during this process. It says more about you than it
2:23:46
does about, you know, them trying to get a job cute.
2:23:50
When you look at all the coaches that turn down even interviewing
2:23:54
at the Jets, Jon Gruden was a guy that the Jets really liked.
2:23:58
Jon Gruden has not coached in the NFL since that Scandal of
2:24:02
the text messages or emails that were going on, he sued the NFL,
2:24:07
he won the obviously against the NFL and nobody's hired him as he
2:24:11
offensive coordinator or as a coach.
2:24:13
Finally, the Jets wanted to interview him.
2:24:15
He probably would have won the Jets over and Aaron Glenn over
2:24:19
as they're offensive going there.
2:24:20
He told the Jets to go back off. He had no interest in
2:24:24
interviewing for that offensive coordinator job.
2:24:26
Do you believe the reason why he decided not to even sit down and
2:24:30
have a conversation with the New York Jets?
2:24:32
Is because Aaron Glenn for sure. What, you know, based off.
2:24:36
We're brothers, we're turning the players, start the coaches,
2:24:40
coaches, talk to players. The Gs are kind of like the
2:24:43
middle people. That kind of facilitate messages
2:24:47
and, you know, tears at the coaches that they're seeing this
2:24:51
as far as these. So When you hear that, and you
2:24:55
hear in all these different things, Jon Gruden is a, he's a
2:24:57
man's, man. He's a man's coach.
2:24:58
He's not, he's not, he's an athletic coach.
2:25:01
He's not gonna allow and Glenn to kind of talk down on him in a
2:25:05
second, even if he got the head coach position and I think
2:25:08
that's the issue, not only just with Aaron Glenn.
2:25:11
I just think that's an issue with the Jets organization
2:25:13
overall, which is the reason why you can.
2:25:16
We've had so many great talents and so many similar
2:25:21
orchestrated, well, put together teams, but we can't never get
2:25:25
cars to Edge. We can't never get over that
2:25:27
hump and it's because we don't got no coach.
2:25:29
I want to mention like kind of the process that we've seen the
2:25:32
Jets kind of Reinventing the wheel at times.
2:25:34
I think since you since they let you go you went to Miami.
2:25:37
I think since then we've seen a lot of that were.
2:25:39
Oh, Adam gays go went to hire Joe, Douglas after they fired.
2:25:42
Mike Mike and after the draft, then you look at all these seven
2:25:46
coaches getting fired out of nowhere.
2:25:48
This off season. Like you think their jets are
2:25:50
trying to like they're trying to like reinvent the wheel too much
2:25:52
with a lot of their decisions. I don't have a culture so there
2:25:57
is unstable in all their ways like basically at the end of the
2:26:01
day like they it's like you make irrational decisions.
2:26:04
You're not you're not putting the right people in the right
2:26:06
place. So I keep hiring your friends
2:26:09
and thinking that they're going to do a good job because they're
2:26:11
your friends. Instead of hiring the right
2:26:13
people that understand Personnel that understand football from an
2:26:17
Essence and those position, you know, and understand how to
2:26:20
orchestrate and create a culture.
2:26:22
It's not a, it's not rocket science, but because you just
2:26:28
keep hiring or like, You just keep, you know, feeling
2:26:33
positions is what I would call it, you know what I'm saying?
2:26:35
Like you just put people in position, they get in the titles
2:26:38
and things that nature but there's no real game plan.
2:26:41
There's No Agenda, their resume may say, oh yeah, that's why is
2:26:44
he did this hes been there? He's coached here what now, but
2:26:48
you're not putting the right people, in the right place and I
2:26:51
don't think Aaron good as a head coach.
2:26:52
I just think he's a good because according to we are talking
2:26:55
about you we are talking to former New York Jets defensive
2:26:58
and our friend Quinn Colts, you know, Quinton the New York Jets
2:27:03
over the years have never bought a veteran coach.
2:27:05
Adam Casey's probably the only veteran coach, they've hired any
2:27:09
he was only a veteran because Miami fired him and he wasn't
2:27:12
there with Miami for very long. I think he was there for three
2:27:15
or four years. I, it wasn't an accomplished
2:27:18
coach. Why do you think the New York
2:27:20
Jets over the years, have not brought in a veteran coach and
2:27:24
accomplished coach that have won somewhere or some other place or
2:27:29
in a place where you know he was positioned to succeed when he
2:27:34
went to the Jets? Well I think it's the same
2:27:36
thing. It goes back like so veteran
2:27:38
coaches want to come in and establish like the culture that
2:27:42
they're gonna run the program that they're going to run.
2:27:45
I don't think the Jets allow that to happen and I think they
2:27:48
follow the trend of just a young man's need.
2:27:52
And so it's something that is they love potential and they
2:27:55
love the build-up. They don't actually want to
2:27:58
establish a culture like so for instance, if you look at The
2:28:02
Steelers, right? Like and you look at my Thomas
2:28:05
having a 20 year career where no loses seasons.
2:28:10
There was a lot of bad teams within that but there was a
2:28:12
culture there that kept everything intact.
2:28:16
It's like Michael Jordan, that she was talking about earlier.
2:28:18
It's like running the triangle fence.
2:28:19
It's like you can give it, you know, Michael Jordan has praised
2:28:23
and his flowers, but when you run it, when you actually
2:28:26
understand basketball, are you looking at how that triangle
2:28:28
offensive, developing and guys are buying it.
2:28:31
Dennis Robin is not out there trying to score 30, and he's
2:28:34
getting rebounds and he playing defense and Steve Kerr.
2:28:37
Ain't trying to be, you know, this superhero.
2:28:39
He's just doing. He's supposed to be ready for
2:28:42
the shop. Those those, if those things
2:28:44
matter and jets having established a coach, we don't
2:28:48
know what the identity of the Jets.
2:28:50
The fans got more of a culture, didn't Dash routine and
2:28:54
organization like y'all. At least y'all understand y'all
2:28:57
roll position and in places and how to you know organize the
2:29:01
beat be organized together. The organization overall is the
2:29:05
wrong, people in the wrong places and their own people got.
2:29:09
It was Years of the people who are making decisions and they're
2:29:12
just making a horrible decisions from a foreign office dance and
2:29:16
from a coach stance, you know, and you give away too quick.
2:29:20
All right, so you you brought up the fans and and a lot of these
2:29:22
media guys, and I, I can't stand half of them and honestly, they
2:29:26
don't know what the hell they're talking about.
2:29:27
And the fans I think is the biggest problem right now for
2:29:30
the New York Jets, when the fans are starting to speak, get rid
2:29:33
of the coach or get rid of the offensive coordinator, get rid
2:29:36
of the players then Woody Johnson steps in and he breaks
2:29:40
bread with the fans and he does whatever the fans want.
2:29:42
And now I think that's the problem is the fans think that
2:29:45
they know more than the organization the fans think or
2:29:48
the media thinks that making this move is the best move for
2:29:52
the organization. And I think over the years as a
2:29:55
Jet fan has been a big problem for this organization.
2:29:57
If if ownership, just understands to bring in a GM, if
2:30:01
you're hiring a GM to do a stop, let him run the organization.
2:30:04
James Dolan. The reason why the Knicks are
2:30:07
successful with Leon Rose. And Worldwide West is because
2:30:11
James Dolan finally gave the reins to Leon Rose, and he
2:30:17
trusts Leon rose that he can run this organization.
2:30:19
He doesn't have to step in to break bread with the fans or or
2:30:23
you know what, I don't like this player, get rid of them, I don't
2:30:26
want him here like we've seen him do many, many times do you
2:30:29
think that maybe ownership needs to kind of step away and stop
2:30:34
listening to the fans? Stop listening to Media.
2:30:37
All these stupid radio shows, these jet podcasts that think
2:30:41
they know more than everybody else.
2:30:42
Do you think maybe ownership should let Moji do what he was
2:30:47
hired to do. Ideally, you would think that
2:30:49
would be the case but it's still a business.
2:30:51
So like he's he has to Tend to the fans and hear them out, to
2:30:57
keep them. Buy tickets to keep them engaged
2:31:00
and keep them going back and forth and regards to, you know,
2:31:04
merch tickets sales, season ticket holders.
2:31:08
Hold on, hold on, hold on. What's second cue?
2:31:11
So, you're gonna tell me that, Candace City, and Andy Reed, and
2:31:14
that organization is listening to the fans.
2:31:16
Oh, they're not in that, they're not in just position, that's
2:31:20
totally different. That's again, they have a
2:31:22
culture. They have already put you.
2:31:26
They were in that position. They were.
2:31:29
That's right, because they finally brought in a company
2:31:33
coach that he was, and what he was doing.
2:31:36
So maybe if the Jets did something like that, maybe next
2:31:40
time, if Aaron Glenn fails bring in a Jon, Gruden.
2:31:43
Tell John you, you and Moji are going to be working.
2:31:46
You're gonna get them bringing in John, good, I don't think
2:31:48
they would do it. That's what I'm saying.
2:31:50
So you in front office, I trust you to make that decision, to do
2:31:54
it. The front office that they have
2:31:55
are going to say, hey, we got to go young because that's the
2:31:58
trend got to go young. Gotta get one of these winning
2:32:01
offensive coordinators. That's that went to deep into
2:32:05
playoffs. It's the same trend.
2:32:07
It. So that's what I'm saying.
2:32:09
So they're not trying to establish a culture of trying to
2:32:11
actually win another Super Bowl. They are literally just being
2:32:15
complacent and just saying, hey, we're what, we're, what three or
2:32:20
four on the scale and regards to the most, the most money
2:32:23
franchise, and the league. So it's not it's not, it's not
2:32:26
hurting their bottom line and it's okay.
2:32:30
You're in the biggest medium market.
2:32:31
So, the mediocrity is, is a different level versus if you
2:32:35
was Cleveland. You know, I mean, you don't get
2:32:38
talked about until football season, we still here right now,
2:32:41
talking about the chest and trying to fix their issues for
2:32:44
them, and they not listening. All right, so there there's a
2:32:47
guy who's been all over the media.
2:32:49
He does his show on ESPN, New York and that's Bart.
2:32:53
Scott, I know, you know who he is, you played with him with Rex
2:32:56
Ryan, he's a Rex, Ryan guy, he's come out over the last couple of
2:33:01
weeks saying that he wants a job with the Jets, pay me a million
2:33:04
dollars, I'll come and be your defensive coin.
2:33:06
Are I'll be your Linebacker. Coach.
2:33:08
Do you believe that Bart Scott, who has no experience as a coach
2:33:13
would work over there with Aaron?
2:33:15
Glenn, tell me why this would work because honestly, I love
2:33:18
Bart. I think he's a unique Personnel.
2:33:21
He's a horrible media guy. He's not an analyst.
2:33:23
He doesn't know anything. He doesn't know anything, but
2:33:26
football, but he's talking about basketball hockey.
2:33:30
Do you think I'm taking advice from Bart?
2:33:33
Scott about hockey the Rangers in the Islanders, I'm listening
2:33:36
to this guy talk about hockey, like he knows something.
2:33:38
All right, this is where you wear.
2:33:41
His focus is know. They there was a he called out a
2:33:45
place he made out of just you know me.
2:33:47
You don't have the best relationship.
2:33:48
But I mean I'll beat you. I miss like he what?
2:33:52
He possibly bring outside of I mean an individual coach like a
2:33:58
linebacker assistant coach, you know, Personnel goes, I give him
2:34:01
that. Yeah, you got experience and
2:34:02
he's gonna love to be able to earn that position.
2:34:05
But a coach like someone who actually has input and make a
2:34:11
decision. No.
2:34:13
That's what I'm saying. He said dumb that sounds like
2:34:16
why would you know he's not breaking that down on ESPN.
2:34:23
He's not showing us know. Type of giving us.
2:34:26
No inclination that he's actually knowledgeable about the
2:34:30
game of football. He just know what he knows.
2:34:33
And that's okay but I would never like I would never
2:34:36
consider like, oh yeah Bart Scott feel good higher for it.
2:34:40
Did you adjust? Yeah it'd be a joke.
2:34:49
I mean we would be laughing even more.
2:34:50
Like it just these guys just really don't get it just doing
2:34:54
whatever just waste that money. Yeah, he's definitely.
2:34:57
He's definitely a mad backer that's for sure.
2:35:00
And that could be beneficial but How how would that be beneficial
2:35:07
to hear Bart? Scott like an individual, like a
2:35:11
young guy that's coming in the league him being able to train
2:35:14
him to be a little bit more physical to be able to attack
2:35:17
and reads and you know playing his own coverage.
2:35:22
And yeah, I can see him. He doesn't even know how to
2:35:27
finish his sentence on the radio.
2:35:28
You gonna tell me that you again assistant help encourage the
2:35:58
guys, Exact veteran, or something.
2:36:01
Let's just Sum that didn't know what they're doing so I know
2:36:05
yours. I know you're a Steelers fan.
2:36:06
So Mike, Thomas stepping down and now they hire Mike McCarthy.
2:36:09
So first first part of it are you surprised Mike Tomlin
2:36:12
stepped down and do you think he'll coach another team, maybe
2:36:14
in the next couple years and also Mike McCarthy going there.
2:36:17
Do you like the higher and could that keep Aaron Rodgers there?
2:36:19
Um so that was a couple questions I so Tomlin first what
2:36:24
do you think he'll coach Indiana here?
2:36:26
Stepping down was just a nice way of getting fired.
2:36:30
Like that was just a little way of leaving.
2:36:33
He had to lose more than one playoff game to have any type of
2:36:36
Leverage, so that's their nice way of keeping his You know.
2:36:42
Reputation perfect. Yeah.
2:36:44
Reputation the same and up in his Aura.
2:36:48
His Tomlin Aura. Yeah you keep that going or
2:36:52
whatever. Um do I think he would coach
2:36:55
again at first when I saw you know the news or whatever I was
2:36:59
thinking I was like yeah but you got to think about 20 years All
2:37:04
I want to. Come back.
2:37:08
It would have to be like a special unique situation and
2:37:11
even then I really don't think he got more than two to five
2:37:15
years left in coaching. Now, I know you look at, like,
2:37:17
you know, that Andy Reid or whatever you like, yo, it's
2:37:20
coaching forever, but it's like I just look at them and I don't
2:37:24
see it like where he got more than two to five if he was to
2:37:29
come back. But if I if I'm playing it like
2:37:33
I'm saying it. I don't think he'd do it.
2:37:35
I don't think you do. I think he may go to, like TV
2:37:38
and then do be and like an advisory role for somebody.
2:37:43
But I don't see him coming back as a coach.
2:37:45
I just don't and Mike McCarthy like to pick.
2:37:48
I do too. I don't think he, I don't think
2:37:50
he was coming back either. Yeah, he had a good season.
2:37:53
If Tommy would have stayed one more year, I could see and Roger
2:37:57
being emotional and coming back for one last year, but I don't
2:38:01
think there is nothing left on the table for Aaron.
2:38:04
I don't think he's in a situation where he can actually
2:38:08
have a team get to the Super Bowl.
2:38:10
He does, he's got his made up wife.
2:38:11
I mean, he got married in the offseason.
2:38:14
Nobody's met her nobody's ever seen her but I, I do it.
2:38:20
Especially he named his hand. Brittany and he married his
2:38:23
hands and he put a ring on it. That's what he did.
2:38:25
I mean, you know, you just, I mean in his pants, you know, on
2:38:31
a football. So maybe that's what he named
2:38:33
his new wife, his hand. I I Brittany.
2:38:36
How are you identifying as different things these days?
2:38:40
Yeah. I don't know, you never know.
2:38:47
There's no limit no more, it's like he can go either way.
2:38:49
Fat bunny said, he's gonna he's gonna be on the stage during the
2:38:52
halftime show with an address. Where's the season ever?
2:38:55
That's the worst decision ever. That's a slap in the face to
2:39:02
say, yeah, you know what fans, you can care less about you.
2:39:06
You know, the Integrity of the league, we care that we want
2:39:10
money and we're going to do anything and anything that we
2:39:12
can to get money. But I would tell you this
2:39:16
because I do, I did hear a little bit of your taste from
2:39:18
the beginning. I think you had a going into
2:39:21
next season. I want you to just shift your
2:39:23
mind from being the traditional fan to understand that.
2:39:27
This is WWF. All right, this is hold on, hold
2:39:31
on, hold on, hold on, hold here, entertainment.
2:39:35
Let me tell you something, I am one of very few people.
2:39:39
I've been doing this for almost 14 years, Q.
2:39:41
Let me, let me, let me throw this out to you.
2:39:44
I am the first person before I was attacked by the media before
2:39:50
I was attacked by fans saying that the NFL is rigged.
2:39:53
I've been saying this for a very long time.
2:39:57
I pinned it. I've pointed it out and I said,
2:40:00
oh, that's not true, that's not true.
2:40:01
You're out of your mind. I said the referees control the
2:40:04
game, the NFL games are one play.
2:40:06
You make one bad mistake, the game's over.
2:40:08
I mean it ends it's it's usually within three to seven points.
2:40:13
It's less than a touchdown. And all the referee has to do is
2:40:16
call a bad play. Like the Broncos game, we all
2:40:19
know that it wasn't a background where backwards lateral it was
2:40:22
not he threw the ball, he over he threw it with both hands and
2:40:26
they called it and that was the touchdown that the Patriots only
2:40:29
needed to win the game which cost the Broncos, a chance to
2:40:33
play in the Super Bowl, which obviously got their offensive
2:40:36
coordinator fired as well. So I yeah, which is crazy.
2:40:40
And with a third string quarterback that you know, the
2:40:44
only person, the only team that actually knew who he was, was
2:40:46
the New England Patriots who, by the way, Josh McDaniels drafted
2:40:49
in the seventh round years before that five years or six
2:40:52
years before that. Which we all know.
2:40:54
And by the way we are talking to former New York Jets defensive
2:40:57
end our friend Quinn Colts we love him on the show as we
2:41:00
always invite him to come on the show.
2:41:01
I've been saying this a long time Quinton that I I've always
2:41:05
said that its transition I watch sports when I was a kid.
2:41:08
These guys played to win. When you watch hockey, these
2:41:12
guys would go out and beat the hell out of each other.
2:41:14
To win the game. It's not like that anymore.
2:41:16
They're all prima donnas, they're all like the NBA
2:41:19
players. Michael Jordan couldn't stand,
2:41:21
the Detroit Pistons because they tried to, they tried to kill
2:41:23
him, you know. Now, you know, these NBA players
2:41:27
are each other's godfathers for each other's family members, I
2:41:30
mean, their best buddies. So when they are on the
2:41:33
basketball court there, they're hanging out with each other
2:41:35
offset from the games of basketball.
2:41:38
They're going out to dinner before the game.
2:41:40
I mean, that's it's not competition anymore.
2:41:43
Big problem. I think there's a lot, I think
2:41:46
there was a lot of all things, guys who actually good friends
2:41:50
and hung out with each other, it's just, that one's been
2:41:53
lights came on and we got in between the lines.
2:41:55
It was killer be killed. And so, that's the difference
2:41:59
between this generation now because they can't, they can't
2:42:02
turn that switch on, to be able to say, like, this guy's name,
2:42:06
like, even when I play pick up, like, I tell the time, they like
2:42:09
your whole different person like when you like, playing the game
2:42:13
or whatever, and I'm like, yeah. Like I don't know how to be like
2:42:15
cool with you. I was like, I'm going at you and
2:42:19
talking to you crazy, on the court and then I'm asking you
2:42:22
about your family when we done with the day, like after the
2:42:26
game is over and we got to walk out checking in I thought I just
2:42:30
mentally distracted, you know me, but I'm not even thinking
2:42:35
about what I did on the court know, I'm like literally tuned
2:42:38
out, so I'm talking to you as like, I genuinely care about you
2:42:42
like, what's going on and just checking in with you.
2:42:45
But if you like take a snapshot, what's going on?
2:42:48
It's like you was the most disrespectful person on the
2:42:51
court. Want to go how you just go from
2:42:53
that to. Yeah.
2:42:54
How's the family? Everything.
2:42:55
Good, you know, stuff like that. Like, it's weird.
2:42:58
But that's the era. Like, I grew up in the era and I
2:43:01
that's how we operate, you know, I mean like I wouldn't never
2:43:03
cross that line while I'm in between, you know, every man has
2:43:07
a gross, but this generation now.
2:43:11
You gotta think man. Like it's like I said not just
2:43:13
to entertain that the NFL is rigged is just became
2:43:17
entertainment and so even with that like this generation is all
2:43:21
about entertainment. So, even when you was just
2:43:23
talking about Draymond that like you if felt personal to you,
2:43:27
because you're actually a fan, however, He understands
2:43:32
aggregates. He understands, like, if I say
2:43:36
this, this is going to be on ESPN for the next two or three,
2:43:40
four days. This may get me another 10 to
2:43:43
15,000 more followers. Yeah.
2:43:44
But that's the problem Q. They're using a platform.
2:43:46
They should not be using to do that.
2:43:49
And again, the NBA should be stepping in suspending him to,
2:43:52
you know, I I don't know. I mean this is what I'm saying
2:43:55
that the whole generation we're cooked.
2:43:57
If you're not trying to get into the algorithm, then you're going
2:44:01
to fall behind. So you have to say these
2:44:03
outlandish things, in the things, this is what's going to
2:44:05
automatically race politics, all right, all right, so these are
2:44:12
going to continue soon as you say something, it's going to be
2:44:15
all over the place. All right, I got it.
2:44:18
I got it. So, what you're saying here on
2:44:20
this show tonight is maybe I should just be outlandishly
2:44:24
crazy, you know, go. Oh, so okay.
2:44:29
So I, I think, for now on, I'm going to just talk about
2:44:31
religion and Isn't just throw it out there and hopefully it
2:44:36
sticks. Ladies and gentlemen, if you
2:44:37
want to get like 10 to 15 that have you done it?
2:44:39
Like if you want to get more followers to get more money
2:44:41
coming in? Absolutely, for sure.
2:44:43
I love it. But if you, if you would have
2:44:45
stayed true to the craft, you can do that too.
2:44:46
It's just takes you longer. That's all I'm saying.
2:44:49
It just takes you longer to do it authentically.
2:44:51
Then it does, if you just keep getting as they get my friends,
2:44:57
I agree. But I'm just saying, I'm telling
2:45:00
you, decide that they look at us.
2:45:01
Like when you talk about the KDs, you talk about the
2:45:04
trademarks? Like we got guys who are out
2:45:07
here wearing jewelry in the game.
2:45:10
And nobody's next. No necklace ain't nobody did
2:45:13
nothing. Like you know like you know what
2:45:16
it would be like if I was a hit somebody and that seen a diamond
2:45:20
necklace. Oh they oh they showed up.
2:45:21
You know what happened in this? Town for sure.
2:45:33
Like I want to make sure that I do that.
2:45:35
You know me I'm going out my way like no guys won't wearing like
2:45:39
jury these guys out and everything and it's cool but
2:45:42
like That's what I'm saying. Like it's no bad intentions, no
2:45:47
more. So, it's all entertainment and
2:45:48
everybody just won't clicks and money.
2:45:49
That's it. And then now you're about to
2:45:52
start seeing people with the most followers, get
2:45:56
opportunities. Yeah.
2:45:58
Not the people that athletes just don't want to get the most
2:46:01
followers. But, you know, that athletes,
2:46:04
but I agree with you, and that's the problem.
2:46:06
Right now, in this industry is like, it's funny.
2:46:08
And I want to, I want to give a shout out to I don't use AI a
2:46:11
lot. And so I asked AI last night, so
2:46:14
I asked AI last night where do we rank against the best shows
2:46:18
and America, and they put us against the best football show
2:46:23
in America. And that's I think what part in
2:46:26
something it's on, it's on Barstool.
2:46:30
It's the number one show. It's on Netflix.
2:46:32
They have their own, they have an opportunity, you could owe
2:46:36
check out the show on Netflix. So I asked him, where do we rank
2:46:39
against them? Seriously.
2:46:40
And they, they put us in categories and they compared us
2:46:44
and they edged us five to one against them.
2:46:46
The only thing we didn't edge up against them was marketing and
2:46:50
sponsorships because we're not on a big platform yet, but
2:46:53
everything else. Authenticity personality knowing
2:46:57
what we're talking about edgy, everything they put us above
2:47:02
practically 90% of the shows in America and that's AI.
2:47:07
Looking at the analytics and looking at our show and
2:47:09
comparing us, that's what I asked.
2:47:11
And I said, are you serious? He says absolutely serious.
2:47:13
And then they explained to me why they chose us over them.
2:47:18
That's amazing. When AI can tell you that and
2:47:20
makes you feel good that you're doing something right.
2:47:23
And you can, you can compete and be compared to the best shows in
2:47:26
America. But you're still not there yet.
2:47:29
You still not considered better than us.
2:47:31
Yes. Did you ask for Yeah, it said
2:47:35
it's marketing. Did you ask you how to Market to
2:47:40
get these 100%? We need to be signed by a major
2:47:42
Network. That's really what it what it is
2:47:45
if we were on ESPN right now. If we were on the NFL Network
2:47:49
right now, we would be the biggest show in America.
2:47:51
I really do believe that it's crazy to say that and I know a
2:47:55
lot of people probably say, okay about like when you start
2:47:57
talking to think about like networks and stuff like that cuz
2:48:00
sometimes I think, Um, platforms matter that obviously the bigger
2:48:05
platforms matter, but I've seen that the relationship with the
2:48:08
platform, it's going to continue to keep driven, you know, I
2:48:11
mean, it's going to keep you tried when you actually wear the
2:48:14
platform that you guys can co-exist versus somebody who's
2:48:17
just doing your lump sum of money to be able to get that
2:48:20
radians and get down, get their money up.
2:48:23
We are talking to former New York Jets defensive and our
2:48:26
friend called us and I agree with you and and and and and to
2:48:29
me what I really really hate about this industry is there are
2:48:34
guys that are in the industry that I've trained that I have
2:48:37
helped and they don't even come close to the kind of product
2:48:41
that we put out there and they sit there kissing ass and
2:48:44
whatever they do and it bothers to help me because I want, you
2:48:47
know, for 13 years I've worked my my tail off.
2:48:49
And and again, I I spoke to agents, I spoke to networks.
2:48:54
Well, I spoke to a network on comparing myself and I told and
2:48:59
it's crazy to say this this guy and He's the regional guy, he
2:49:04
runs the whole radio station. I'm not going to mention the
2:49:06
network, and I asked I listened to how crazy I am when I got
2:49:10
when I got him on the phone. I said, you know, when you
2:49:13
retire when you have an interview and somebody asks you,
2:49:15
you know, what is the most important thing you did for the
2:49:18
industry? What's the biggest thing you did
2:49:20
for the industry? And I said, you know what,
2:49:22
you're going to say to them and he says, what you hired Aaron,
2:49:25
Marx, and he looked at he started, he stopped for a
2:49:28
second. He started giggling.
2:49:29
He says, wow, you really are confident that you damn, right.
2:49:32
I am and I I told him straight up truth because honestly, it's
2:49:38
not it everybody looks at content and everybody's like all
2:49:42
these shows now are all about talking about their families,
2:49:44
their dogs. When I'm listening to sports, I
2:49:47
want to hear your take on the sports and I want to, I want to
2:49:50
laugh. I want you to give me the
2:49:51
entertainment part of your take, but I want to hear Sports.
2:49:54
I don't want to hear about your dog, taking him to the vet,
2:49:57
putting them to sleep or shooting tonight, you know,
2:50:01
shooting. You know, a catheter up your ass
2:50:04
or some stupid crap that these guys are talking about, I don't
2:50:07
want to hear about it. I want to hear about your take
2:50:09
and half of these guys. Don't even know what the hell
2:50:11
they're talking about. Yeah, they just regurgitating.
2:50:13
Yeah, this morning where they heard this morning or what they
2:50:16
heard before they went on air. I don't listen to anybody quit
2:50:19
and I don't listen to anybody. You have Bart Scott, I hate her.
2:50:23
I hate them. I'm the guy.
2:50:26
Even like like when they like, it just tells crazy, this is all
2:50:33
the dumbest thing, but he understands accurately, so where
2:50:37
I used to get mad at my understanding, he's doing,
2:50:39
whatever. He's not actually giving a good
2:50:41
tape. That's just look at like,
2:50:44
Stephen, A like, Stephen A, he went from actually being
2:50:48
authentic journalism to like, just hollering to now he's
2:50:51
playing. Like, even if you look at, is a
2:50:53
not to go in the politics but like you go to his page and you
2:50:56
start sending this Independence. Stevenson show, he played both
2:51:00
sides. So he Tethered to whatever.
2:51:03
Like, so, say something happened with Trump or whatever.
2:51:05
He gonna play to the Democrats and they say the Democrats, do
2:51:08
some stupid. And he gonna play with the
2:51:10
Republicans, he's never consistent.
2:51:12
You don't know what he just says in the name of being an
2:51:15
independent, what is an independent?
2:51:16
Nothing there's just like, when is when we had a representation,
2:51:22
like literally nothing there. So that's what I'm saying.
2:51:29
Like, it's just And then he's at a place now where he got people
2:51:33
right for him, you know, I give him these takes and stuff, he's
2:51:36
not really going to reset, you gotta research team and then
2:51:39
they just doing whatever the algorithm say.
2:51:40
Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like, all of this is just
2:51:42
entertainment. Now, it's not even and this is
2:51:45
frustration frustrating. Me and you Because we understand
2:51:49
the actual game, and we actually have a perspective that can
2:51:52
actually be helpful to people who don't understand the game.
2:51:56
So, like the general fan, That just love, you know, the Jets or
2:52:00
just love watching football like we can get them a perspective
2:52:03
that they'll never understand before and we found valuing that
2:52:07
where they just like, I just want you to click on this and
2:52:09
stay up here for 30 seconds. On this one minute clip.
2:52:13
And then I get that, I get there, I get that.
2:52:16
Like, I get that view. And my daughter says that I got
2:52:20
this a minor views. Today and I get I get a check
2:52:24
from this platform and get a check from that platform.
2:52:26
Then I go to the table and negotiate a deal with this
2:52:30
platform and they pay me in my Raiders, I go down, but I
2:52:33
already got my check your upsetting me here.
2:52:37
This is this I started podcast. I'm loving it.
2:52:45
Maybe you shouldn't. Fight me on your podcast because
2:52:47
I'll drop, I'm gonna drop the hammer on everybody.
2:52:50
Here's my take on it. Screw Stephen A Smith.
2:52:54
Screw Bart Scott School more pad McAfee and here's the fact that
2:53:00
pretty good. You're my pet.
2:53:03
Ball. When he gets into the basketball
2:53:05
conversation, you can tell. He's he's being told what to
2:53:08
say. Listen, if I'm gonna listen to
2:53:10
somebody, I want them to actually know what they're
2:53:13
talking about. I want a, I want to hear your
2:53:16
take, you're gonna give me your take and it's going to make
2:53:19
sense. Now, when I'm hearing Stephen A
2:53:21
Smith, tell me that Floyd Mayweather's the greatest boxer
2:53:23
of all time when he doesn't even know who he fought his last
2:53:26
fight fights, okay? I don't want to hear it.
2:53:29
I don't even know who he was fighting.
2:53:32
He's to me. It's pathetic.
2:53:37
And you want to, you want to know this?
2:53:38
And this is the truth. I watched mixed martial arts and
2:53:41
then I see Stephen A Smith at some of these events UFC 320, or
2:53:46
USC. 319, what do you know about mixed martial arts?
2:53:49
What, he just gotta say, he's dead.
2:53:52
Oh, it's like going to the Grammys and you see somebody in
2:53:56
there and then there's me, you don't see them.
2:53:58
Then you see somebody in that same sheet, they're just a seat
2:54:00
feeling. He's just going to.
2:54:00
You got to be in these patients. That's another thing that you
2:54:03
should do. They start going to these
2:54:05
events? Making yourself seen or
2:54:07
whatever, because a lot of the times that's where the deals are
2:54:10
made. Oh, I saw you at the UFC 320.
2:54:13
Oh, yeah. Oh, I saw you the UFC White
2:54:15
House situation. Oh, yeah, I saw you didn't
2:54:18
inauguration or yeah, I saw you had to ask these.
2:54:20
Oh, yeah. Something like you just gotta be
2:54:22
around. Yeah, I just got to jump.
2:54:24
You know, I, I should just put like, I should be like, I should
2:54:28
get wings and I should just fly from one place to go to San
2:54:31
Francisco. Right there.
2:54:33
That's gonna be hard. I'm not going to be terrible.
2:54:37
No, no, no, we had we have nests, you know, our our blue
2:54:41
blazer killer as he flew over there and we'll let him take our
2:54:45
credentials. I do.
2:54:46
Here's what I I don't like about the NFL by the way we are
2:54:49
talking to former New York Jets defensive and our friend.
2:54:52
Quinn, Copeland, he's obviously, starting a podcast.
2:54:55
We love him. We love his personality.
2:54:57
It's it's good. It's great.
2:54:58
I, so what I can't stand about the NFL is, we went to the, we
2:55:04
were invited to the Super Bowl last year.
2:55:05
So, we went and at the last minute they told us, oh, we
2:55:09
don't have a table for you at Radio row, but when we got
2:55:12
there, I had my executive producer, fish and Nick goody
2:55:15
and x, and I'm sorry, X. MLB player that came with us to,
2:55:19
to help us, you know, bring you know, different personalities to
2:55:23
come and sit with us. So, they went up there and they
2:55:25
said, well, we were invited, why we have credentials but we don't
2:55:28
have a table. Well, if there's a table open,
2:55:29
you could sit out. So, we were jumping from table
2:55:31
to table being disrespected. While we saw college students
2:55:35
from LSU or schools, we never even heard of sitting eating
2:55:38
their lunch, not eating family. Anybody?
2:55:40
But the NFL's, okay with that, but they're not.
2:55:42
Okay, for a top 200 show, by the way, I don't know if, you know
2:55:46
this Quinn, we quit and Colts. We were ranked At 107th in
2:55:54
football shows, that's 2.5. Million people in America on
2:56:00
Spotify, Apple think about that. But screw the NFL, they didn't
2:56:05
give us a table. They give all these other idiots
2:56:07
tables that were what happened? Who's your content?
2:56:11
Where we reach out to the okay? General random guy.
2:56:19
You gotta have a contact know. Maybe.
2:56:21
We got to go through you. How about that?
2:56:23
You're my content, really? Oh my God is so bad.
2:56:26
Anybody hate me as much as I be talking about about him.
2:56:30
It's supposedly. Oh, there we go.
2:56:31
One of our interns are zoot. He says that his school Saint.
2:56:37
What is that Bob Adventure? They got a table, but we didn't,
2:56:41
and we're so they told me so I we reached out to my answer.
2:56:45
So, so I made a plan. I was gonna go there.
2:56:47
This year, I had I bought mics and everything.
2:56:49
We'll do the interview standing up, screw them.
2:56:50
But you know what? I said, you know what, I'm not
2:56:53
gonna promote their platform. Why am I gonna give them any
2:56:57
credit when they didn't give us the credit.
2:56:58
When we have we're on blue wire. We're doing all our stuff.
2:57:01
We're as good as anybody in the industry and we're not getting a
2:57:05
table, but Saint Bonaventure has a table stroll.
2:57:08
You shake bottom of that jar. Oh yeah, LSU.
2:57:13
On bars. BYU, kiss my ass, you know, You
2:57:17
got you got you got you got, you can't take this person.
2:57:19
Yeah, I'm cool man. I'm cool.
2:57:23
I know you can feel but you can't.
2:57:26
Be in your family. Because at the end of the day,
2:57:30
like so you again, this is just business, it's just
2:57:33
entertainment. So that's why I'm saying, like,
2:57:35
you gotta turn that switch where you got to realize that, hey,
2:57:38
this is just How can I put this reality TV slash VR?
2:57:45
Like you know, how they were selling virtual real estate and
2:57:48
people with actually behind me. Yeah.
2:57:51
But that this is where we had this.
2:57:53
This is where we at this time people that we're dealing with,
2:57:56
you know, me people who spending hundreds of millions of dollars
2:58:00
buying virtual real estate in the middle of nothing.
2:58:04
Like so that's what you got to take consideration.
2:58:06
Like this is just a friend. It's no.
2:58:08
You just act like, you know, you're a part of the club or
2:58:12
whatever, but Do Your Own Thing? Don't get caught up with the
2:58:15
Hollywood parties and stuff, but just go in handy, business meet
2:58:19
who you needed me? And do your interviews and get
2:58:23
out. Yeah, well, I'm not but I'm just
2:58:27
telling you because you deserve it.
2:58:29
Like, you know, you all do. Y'all deserve exactly.
2:58:34
Everything that you guys desire in regards to this?
2:58:37
I love you man. We gotta we got it.
2:58:40
We got to talk off air but you owe me your number.
2:58:42
Throw me your number. We got a we got to talk Bud III.
2:58:46
We love everything about you. Personally, personally, and
2:58:50
personality wise, I I think you'll do great as a podcaster.
2:58:54
And for all these idiots that do do podcast that are absolutely
2:58:59
horrible half. These guys, Richard Sherman.
2:59:00
Oh my God, that show is absolutely future.
2:59:03
I listen to, I don't really listen to podcasts.
2:59:06
I popped it on the other day. I almost threw up.
2:59:07
Okay, I can't sit and listen to a guy that, you know, he was a
2:59:11
good football player, but his personality and trying to go
2:59:14
offset from all the other stuff that he talks is just absolutely
2:59:18
horrible. And I don't even want to hear
2:59:20
his take on some of the stuff that comes out of his mouth.
2:59:22
But um, we love you, man. Keep up the good work.
2:59:26
Let's let's click after you got my, you got my direct messenger.
2:59:30
Send me your nose. Yeah.
2:59:34
That's absolutely quick and cold pools lady.
2:59:37
The one, the man, the Killer Rex Ryan's pick.
2:59:43
Yes, sir. That's right.
2:59:45
We love you man, Quinton coples, he's Sensational.
2:59:49
I love him. He really is great personality
2:59:52
and honestly was mistreated by the New York Jets.
2:59:55
If the Jets put him in the right position, this guy could have
2:59:57
been a great defensive lineman, but the Jets did did him wrong
3:00:01
and obviously got pushed around a couple of places and, and
3:00:05
really didn't really get over the hump.
3:00:06
So, unfortunately, it just it happens like that, but he's
3:00:11
straightforward. He gave you his own take.
3:00:12
And let's go inside baseball. Now, let's go deep deep inside.
3:00:17
What? Baseball.
3:00:22
All right, here we are back in inside, baseball.
3:00:27
I guess I didn't make an updated graphic this one.
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Well guys, I got some good stuff for you.
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Starting off with the trade that happened today of an All-Star,
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the Mariners have acquired All Star Brendan Donovan from the
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Saint Louis Cardinals on Monday in a three team trade that
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included. Guess who the Tampa Bay Rays?
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Who always seem to find their way as the third or fourth team
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in these types of deals. It just is what they do.
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So the deal which sources said three team proposals, we got a
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I'm I don't know how to pronounce his name jurrangelo
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sergente. Who's the number five.
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Prospect in the top hundred and third baseman, Ben Williamson
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goes to the Rays. The Cardinals, get a bunch of
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prospects. Thai Pete from Seattle, Colton,
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Ledbetter regardless. It's Donovan that we're talking
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about from this deal. The Mariners they went and got
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you ano Suarez at the deadline. He's a free agent, they didn't
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get him. We'll talk about him in a second
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actually, but Brendan Donovan hat is a high average hitter
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plays every single position basically on in the Outfield.
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In the infield, he's he's pretty useful guy.
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I love it. And by the way, he played
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multiple positions, he played left field third base, second
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base, this guy can hit for average.
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He's not a power hitter, he had 11 home runs.
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I think last year 287 hitter, he can do a lot of different
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things. What I believe the Mariners need
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is that staple defensive position player that can.
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Multiple positions. They can move them around the
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field. I think it's a slam dog firm.
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Great move by the Seattle Mariners.
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Yeah, they're definitely need that kind of production in the
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infill, if they're gonna lose. Suarez, Crawford, been up and
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down and hitting wise too and same thing with their Corner,
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Outfield positions. They've just been that I like a
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lot and I think it was the first winner that utility award fish
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the gold gloves. So I think he played every
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position. What catcher on here?
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So yeah, I I've been on him is a fantasy baseball guy for a
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number of years. I just love guys that are gonna
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hit 280 to 300 every single season and isn't gonna strike
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out and has the on base skills. He's got like those Billy Beane,
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you know, you need to have the on base percentage needs to be
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like 70 to 80 points higher than the batting average Moneyball.
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If you're batting money, the money ball stuff.
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And if you're batting, average isn't the 280s that means?
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We're talking, you're on base, 30, 536 percent of the time here
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and all star. If you do that and you could
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play Gold, Glove out, infield and Outfield pretty damn.
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Good trade for the Mariners to start off inside. baseball,
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let's go to the next topic we've got Ohtani not going to pitch in
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the World Baseball Classic and numbers of players are not being
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given or not gonna be playing mostly from Latin American
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countries and places such as Puerto Rico.
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Obviously party United States, but Venezuela numbers of players
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are not being insured. And the reason the reason is the
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contract, we have a couple of reasons.
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Miguel Rojas turned 37. They won't ensure anyone over 37
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from Latin America. I don't know what the reason for
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that is there's been older players that were insured in
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America. Like I'm pretty sure plating
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Kershaw's over that age and he's gonna be on that team.
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Obviously he's never playing against him so maybe it's
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different but the other part is Francisco.
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Lindor is not being insured to play in the World.
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Baseball Classics for Puerto Rico because his contract is too
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valuable and they don't want to have to ensure someone who was
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it? 200 million dollars left on
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their contract. And again, they're allowing
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American guys such as Kyle Tucker who we know just signed a
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240 million dollar four-year contract to play.
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This is kind of a really fascinating thing.
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And then anyone who has injury history, they've pulled them
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from it. Carlos Correa, Jose Barrios have
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been pulled from this WBC. The WBC is kind of losing some
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steam. Arrow don't play, don't play
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that. I mean.
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Oh, Tony has the Deferred money. He's getting paid what, two
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million a year. But oh, he's got 100 million
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dollars to sponsors. If you want to be in the World,
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Baseball Classic, you're playing for your, your team, you're
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playing for your country, it shouldn't you have millions and
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millions of dollars. If you're worried about getting
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hurt, then don't play in the game.
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I know what happened to Edwin Diaz.
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The last WBC he was out for the season tearing.
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I think he was his Achilles or is he?
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Whatever it was, I understand that.
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But you're playing for your country, you're playing for your
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flag, your playing that if you again, I understand what the WBC
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is doing. I understand that they don't
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have insurance, it really doesn't matter.
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Play that. Yeah, it looks bad like when you
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see the International Foundation, like you see with
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the Olympics we've seen with FIFA have problems with not
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paying their players enough or not paying the right insurance.
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It's one thing. It's a whole country doing it
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too and it looks really bad. What you?
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The last thing you described fish looks really bad.
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A player with injury history should not be cannot be in
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short. That is the most stupid thing I
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might have ever heard. So get a insurance policy out,
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pay for the insurance policy. If you're a professional athlete
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and you're making that kind of money, pay for insurance policy,
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you can go to the, there's many ways, Colin insurance company
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and get a policy put on it. I know football players, I had a
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policies put on their hair 4 million dollars Polamalu before
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during the regular season they had an insurance policy on his
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hair so if you want in insurance policy, hey, mister deferred
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money over there, go pull it out of your ass.
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I'm pretty sure jalloh at one point.
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Had like a 50 million dollar policy on her behind speaking of
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which, but it's very strange. I, you want to watch him play.
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You would think the league would do something if they want the
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WBC to be successful. But I know there are some people
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that are saying that the Japanese players in the USA
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players are being allowed to do it or being allowed to be in it,
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making the other teams weaker so that we can see a rigged final
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of USA versus Japan might be a little bit of like a ringing it
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in the books here, let's move on the next topic.
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The Athletics have signed the going into the second season,
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Jacob Wilson their shortstop. He was second in his second in
3:06:36
the voting for Al rookie of the year to a seven year, 70 million
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dollar contract. So the A's lock him up for the
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long term. He's only 23.
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So that'll take them to age 30 finish second in the AL rookie
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of the year. He hit 311 as as a rookie with a
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355 on a 44 slugging, that's just was at 799 Ops for the
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season. 13 homers 63 RBIs, 125 games, his teammate, Nick Kurtz
3:07:07
of course, was the was the AL rookie of the year, but had an
3:07:11
awesome season. And of course, it's just as soon
3:07:14
as the Athletics, leave Auckland and don't get to give any of
3:07:18
this, great young talent to that fan base, that was tortured for
3:07:22
absolutely forever. I guess they're still in
3:07:24
Sacramento for now, I guess they're going to Vegas but As
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far as I know, nothing's really official exactly on their
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landing spot. Currently, this is a great deal,
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why? Because there could be a strike
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in a year from now. And now you have this guy set
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for seven years, 70 million. It's a great deal, he's young.
3:07:42
And again, this is something that the Braves have done over
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the years. They're they're signing their
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players early so they don't have to worry to worry, five years
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from now when the arbitrate it and then they have to be their
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own restricted free agents and they lose their players.
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The AES are doing the right thing.
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Slam dunk for the A's signing their young shortstop.
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Yeah, any middle tier and smaller Market should definitely
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follow that model was work for the Braves.
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I know it didn't work for the White Sox, it kind of backfired
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on them, but the white socks at all other issues, but they did
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this last year with Rooker and Lauren Butler.
3:08:13
I believe Langoliers, too as well.
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Got a deal. So they're at least Lucky in The
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Hitter is not just gonna work on the pitch.
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So that is well. So but again, it's all in that
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Braves, like you said earlier that Braves like get him buy
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out. Their, you know, arbitration
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Year's and give them the contract so they get money in
3:08:32
their hand when they're younger, that makes them happier and then
3:08:35
when they're 30 they can get that big contract if they're
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still good, you know, to get that one more big contract or a
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couple of smaller contracts. You know, for the rest of their
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career. I think it's a win-win.
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I love that format and it's obviously, you know, outside of
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all the injuries from Hell, the Braves have this year's been
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pretty good model. All right, so let's move on to
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the next one, big name on the market, and it's CJ Abrams.
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This is a guy who has 25 home run power and 50, stolen base,
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every year just waiting. He's in now, the issue with
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Abrams obviously, he's on Washington.
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They got him from San Diego in a and I believe that was the
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original prize for the one. So he was one of the six guys.
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Yep. Yeah.
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He was the original prize was another one too, and he's gone.
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Right. So they're obviously selling it
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you know and they haven't made it official but There's a lot of
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people that can use a shortstop. Not everybody looks at Abrams as
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a short stop going forwards. Defense is a problem.
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He could be, he could end up the Outfield could end up at
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seconds, but I'm pretty sure there's a lot of teams including
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the Yankees that should be all over a middle infield, or that's
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a 2550 guy. 257 last year. That's what I worry about
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batting average. And obviously, the average of
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the league is batting between 240 and 235, but if you're going
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to bring in a short stop, they've had problems with Volpe
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Volpe is it was hitting at the end of the season.
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I think it was like two 10 2, 15, the guys only hitting 0.40
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more than he is. So that's what I worry about
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bringing in a guy that might have some pop.
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So, does vulpe Volpe hit, 20? Something home runs last year
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and still basis. I don't know if I want to bring
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in the same type of player to my roster and I have to give up a
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tremendous amount of prospects. So I wouldn't do it if I was the
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Yankees but there are other organizations that have a
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boatload of young prospects that they need to get rid of And they
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need it, they need to add defensive help or offensive
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help, so I would do it. But I, if I were the Yankees, I
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stay away from them. Based on the gore trading, might
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be taking a good chance on a falling price with this new GM
3:10:36
with the Nationals that maybe this new ownership doesn't
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really trust as much. It might be able to get him for
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less if you are any of these American League contendings, I
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think outside of Detroit and Seattle.
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If you were the Yankees, would you make that a lower price?
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I think I would, but not really not at the price that not the
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price that vote is a better player than he is not at the
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price that they're asking for. But I think both players have
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been up and down enough where I still young girl is a young.
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He is vulpia, has more pop and full pay has more speed.
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So why would you bring this guy? He doesn't have more speed.
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What he's this guy's. An absolute burner Abrams is one
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of the fastest guys in the league, so his Vulcan is fast.
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Well, I I'm not, I'm not I'd let Speedy finish.
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But you know this guy is, that's the thing that if you're
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interested in him, it's for his speed and they having that
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decent pop, not as good as Volta.
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You're right though. The other element I was
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mentioning though, is because the Yankees helps with other
3:11:29
questions with like, obviously, if they keep chasing long-term,
3:11:31
like, if they let him go, then maybe he's a second, baseman, or
3:11:34
full day. Still is there.
3:11:35
Anyway, I think they all have good versatile pieces and you
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have to play for injuries. I wouldn't mind taking the
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chance at the value Falls shorter.
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I wouldn't pay him at his regular price though.
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All right, so I am looking at Volpe stealing numbers.
3:11:45
Last year was down because it was down old, but he had 18
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stolen faces. He only Abraham's only had 31
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stole him basis. So it as far as popping and
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RBIs, I'm keeping Volpe. If I'm gonna pick one from the
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other. I'm keeping, I let April's go
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where Ever. He's going to go if I'm the
3:12:05
Yankees, I don't make that move. I think Volpe was playing hurt
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and that's why the defense suffered.
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I'm willing to give Volpe another chance.
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See if he's healthy. See if that defense bounce back
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because I don't want a guy who can't play shortstop that we
3:12:16
just traded a lot for and I'm worried defensively.
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That Abrams is gonna be another Corner.
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Outfield there and we already got like 12 of those guys.
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So it just wouldn't be the guy I trade for, but he is definitely
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the big name out there. You should pay attention to it.
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A couple of smaller signings mentioned them earlier.
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You ain't no Suarez. Big home.
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Run hitter goes to the Reds. In a one year, 15 million dollar
3:12:38
deal again, had 49 home runs last year, leaving All Star was
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with the Diamondbacks for a while.
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He always had batting average issues where he had really low
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batting averages and lots of strikeouts.
3:12:51
Those numbers have been significantly better.
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His slugging was out of control last year after he went to
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Seattle with their run and then the other one Buster Posey knows
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good hitting Buster Posey. Is Luis arise in the Giants and
3:13:06
they're going to put them over probably playing a little bit of
3:13:08
first base dhing. But this guy's, you know, he had
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three years in a row where he was bad in like 325 330.
3:13:17
Everybody knows her Rises and the best defender out there but
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he is probably the best contact hitter in baseball and has been
3:13:24
for the last five to six years. I love Lewis arise and that's
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the guy. The Yankees should have signed
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if he's gonna sign a one-year deal, I would have absolutely
3:13:33
brought him in. They need they need guys, that
3:13:36
can hit hit for average. The Yankees had problems in the
3:13:39
playoffs. You put him in that line up to
3:13:41
protect, maybe behind Aaron judge, hit in the five spot or
3:13:45
the four, the six spot at Sprint's out their offense,
3:13:48
spreads out there line up. It would have made a lot of
3:13:50
sense for the Yankees. Suarez.
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That was a absolute slam dunk one year.
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How much was it? 15 million?
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Forgot. That's a slam dunk.
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A guy that hit 49 homerun even if he gives you 30 and on 3080,
3:14:03
it's Slammed up for 15 million. Uh, the Reds made a great move,
3:14:07
they needed some offense in the second half of the season.
3:14:09
I think it's a great move. Yeah, they need veteran
3:14:11
leadership for a very young team.
3:14:12
They had a young and feel that got hurt last year with steer up
3:14:15
and down with injury, Matt, McLean Miss I think, 81 or 90
3:14:18
games or something like that. So I think this is a good one
3:14:20
year contract. The fans love them there and
3:14:22
Cincinnati and then arise for the Giants, too.
3:14:24
They're gonna need contacts headings.
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They don't have billions is nothing for 40.
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A guy that hits 49 home runs in give you almost 100 RBIs.
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Yeah, that's a steal. Yeah.
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And for a ride sake, I think the Giants need more lineups.
3:14:35
They're not gonna have a lot of power just with the parks of
3:14:37
their in and the teams they got a play against so they get
3:14:39
somebody that can mentor those guys in a rise.
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So all right, we got one more topic, left.
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And that topic is the retirement of the last Yankee still active
3:14:50
from the 2009 World Series team. Former Yankees reliever and
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David Robertson is calling it a career.
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This is what I was hoping we have a job before you know
3:15:02
obviously Java played with him on that championship.
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Team announced his retirement on Friday ending is playing career.
3:15:07
He played for 18, over 18 years, nine of those years.
3:15:11
So half of his career was with the Yankees.
3:15:13
He was a 17th round pick as again, he was a relief.
3:15:17
Pitcher for the championship team, he was a closer for a
3:15:19
while. He bounced around the league and
3:15:21
had some had a lot of success in a lot of clutch moments.
3:15:24
I think I remember him mostly being a clutch player.
3:15:28
How do you guys remember David? Oh Deanie, that's who they gave
3:15:33
him a nickname to. He was Houdini, I A lot of times
3:15:38
that I saw David Robertson, he would come into the game and
3:15:41
then he loaded the bases, and then there would be one out and
3:15:46
he'd get out of trouble after those two batters and strike out
3:15:49
the side. That's why they called him who
3:15:51
Houdini he would put himself in bad situations and get himself
3:15:54
out of it. He was one of the best at doing
3:15:56
that with the Yankees over the years.
3:15:58
I love David Robinson everywhere.
3:16:00
He went even when he went to Philadelphia and he jumped ship
3:16:02
when he when he left the Yankees, he had many many
3:16:05
opportunities of success. And, and at the tail end of his
3:16:10
career, he kind of fought injuries and obviously, he
3:16:14
wasn't the same picture when he left the Yankees, but he was a
3:16:17
sensational relief pitcher for the Yankees especially when they
3:16:20
won the World Series in 2009. Yeah, tough situation.
3:16:22
I think good Sparks for a lot of bad bullpens, even after he left
3:16:25
the Yankees, a Phillies Bullpen when he went.
3:16:27
There was a trois. I really helped elevating.
3:16:29
He was with the Mets for a little bit.
3:16:30
Had one good year, one bad year with them.
3:16:32
But again, tough situations, lots of different roles.
3:16:34
He didn't have to be a closer. I got a good career for
3:16:36
Robertson for Sir, he was actually an absolutely excellent
3:16:40
player. It's sad to see the last
3:16:41
champion Yankees active to be out of the league, but we'll see
3:16:46
if anything else happens. That maybe make the Yankees, get
3:16:49
back to that point on the next inside.
3:16:51
Baseball, Houdini ladies and gentlemen, and I, I loved him as
3:16:55
a player, I really did. And he was a good guy,
3:16:57
everything about him. I when you look at former
3:17:00
Yankees and guys that you really love to watch play, he was one
3:17:04
at Brett. Gardner was another one.
3:17:05
I love to watch play. He was a whole world Yankee.
3:17:09
He was a Yankee. His whole career never went to
3:17:12
play anywhere else at Robertson. At the end of at the tail end of
3:17:15
his career, he jumped ship. But he was a Yankee pretty much
3:17:18
his whole career. At the top of his game, he was a
3:17:21
Yankee and I I think the Yankees tried to bring him back.
3:17:24
When they moved on from him, they tried to bring him back and
3:17:28
they winded up bringing somebody else.
3:17:29
And I think it was Chapman and they broke again, but they went
3:17:33
after David Robinson and David Robinson was still playing good
3:17:35
baseball when he left the yank. But he started to get
3:17:39
significant injuries and his body started to break down and
3:17:42
it wasn't the same pitcher, but great, great pitcher for the
3:17:45
Yankees as we gave him the nickname or the Yankee fans,
3:17:47
gave him the nickname. Houdini When we come back ladies
3:17:50
and gentlemen, no king of the hill tonight.
3:17:52
We you know, we had quick couple's on for a while and we
3:17:55
love we love queue. When we come back, we'll get
3:17:58
into cage in MMA with the one and only Jake and dial it up
3:18:03
right after. But first our Sports minute.
3:18:08
Is the Java and the mouth Sportsman is.
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All right guys. Aaron fishermen here with your
3:18:15
Sportsman. I got a couple more stories.
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Before we get into this scores, this evening, the Cleveland
3:18:19
Cavaliers made a trade late on Friday night in both the news
3:18:23
dump and a salary dump as they move.
3:18:26
Small forward, DeAndre Hunter to the Sacramento Kings for the
3:18:29
well-traveled Dennis Schroder and Kiana Ellis.
3:18:32
This moves saves the Cavaliers around 50 million dollars in
3:18:36
salary and luxury tax money by moving on from Hunter who they
3:18:39
traded Charis Levert George's, neang.
3:18:42
And a multiple picks. And swaps for just last season
3:18:45
Hunter, who is 6 foot 8 was just not a consistent performer, and
3:18:49
his shooting had his dipped to just 30.8% from 3 to season, not
3:18:54
nearly good enough for an alleged 3D player in his prime
3:18:57
2018. Stand Out Defender, Oscar
3:19:14
Thompson. Who's averaging?
3:19:15
Two Steals and a block per 36 minutes.
3:19:17
This season the Kings. Well, I guess they think wasting
3:19:21
20 plus million on a player like Hunter.
3:19:23
Hoping for a bounce, back on a team that currently has the
3:19:25
worst record in the entire league at 12 and 39 is a good
3:19:29
strategy, but I guess that's why they're the Kings.
3:19:31
And they stay that way. Hard to understand giving up
3:19:34
Ellis in this deal. But hey, what do I and the rest
3:19:37
of the NBA know that the great Vivek rendez and the King's
3:19:41
front office don't. Well, February is Black History
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Month and it's certainly not off to a great start as no
3:19:47
African-American coaches were hired for the 10 different NFL
3:19:50
head coaching openings this season.
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Well, that continued in baseball as the Chicago White Sox
3:19:56
attempted to honor a black history month on Sunday, the
3:19:59
beginning of the month, but in the process completely dissed,
3:20:02
the greatest African-American player in their franchise
3:20:04
history, White Sox Legend, Frank Thomas was Bentley Hall of Famer
3:20:08
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Version of Black History Month. He was just briefly included in
3:20:16
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Allen simply stating he was also an MVP in both 1993 and in 1994
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Chicago and with the long since gone, front office of Kenny
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3:20:42
the black player who made you rich over there and holds all
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And yes, ladies and gentlemen, back to back weeks, it was UFC
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324. And on Saturday, it was UFC 325,
3:22:55
which featured two absolutely dominating fights with both the
3:23:00
co-main event and Main Event being very one-sided.
3:23:04
Fights in the co-main event Benoit Saint Denis defeated Dan
3:23:09
hooker with a second round, TKO winning in less than 10 minutes.
3:23:14
Former MMA fighter, Michael Bisping called Benoit the most
3:23:19
violent force in the game. After now, winning nine of his
3:23:24
last 12 fights, then in the main event.
3:23:27
Alexander voelske got to fight in his home country Australia.
3:23:33
I don't know why you put that as everybody knows and did not
3:23:36
disappoint winning by unanimous decision and five rounds against
3:23:40
Diego. Lopez, this is the second time.
3:23:42
They have fought in the last 10 months.
3:23:45
Vulcan winning last year in a closer fight before handling
3:23:49
Lopez easily in UFC, 325, Volk. And asking now has eight
3:23:54
Championship win, fighting fights at 145. 145 pounds, tying
3:24:00
him with Jose Aldo, for the most ever at that way.
3:24:05
You know, it's so great, it's so great.
3:24:09
First of all, I want to go to the Dan hooker.
3:24:11
The hangman versus, you know, did I believe?
3:24:16
And I'll say this Saint Denis is, I don't know if he's the
3:24:20
most violent, but he's the most prettiest to watch, okay?
3:24:23
Because this guy can take it down and dominate you on the
3:24:27
ground as good as anybody and Dan hookah, came out with the
3:24:30
great game plan, throwing those front kicks, keeping away using
3:24:34
his power pressing on, I believe, Saint denique, because
3:24:39
Saint Denis, didn't understand how powerful Dan hooker was and
3:24:42
now he watched Anna hooker, he's big long.
3:24:45
But he has heavy throws, and heavy punches.
3:24:48
You don't really see him throw as many kicks, but in this
3:24:52
fight, he had a great game plan. And I thought at the tail end of
3:24:56
the first round Satan, he took over and after he took over at
3:24:59
the tail end of the first round, the the violence started to
3:25:03
happen in the early second round.
3:25:05
Where Saint in, he just completely dominated Dan hooker.
3:25:07
He did Rip Dan hookers top of his forehead at the tail end of
3:25:12
the round. And and you can see that Dan
3:25:15
hooker wasn't as confident going into the second round.
3:25:18
Like he did in the first round. It was, it was bad to me after
3:25:22
the first round. I thought he gave his best start
3:25:26
of the fight. I think he gave the best press
3:25:28
that he can give to Saint Denis. As soon as he got comfortable,
3:25:32
Jake, you saw that he started taking over the fight, then he
3:25:36
started taking him down and dominating him on the ground.
3:25:38
I how many times did we see Dan hooker?
3:25:41
Try to put him in a guillotine and then try to put him in a
3:25:43
dark. He tried so many Times in the
3:25:46
first round to end the fight as quick as he possibly can.
3:25:49
Because as soon as satanic got comfortable, the fight really
3:25:53
went on his side. Yeah, I think you're right
3:25:55
arrow. I think I think early right at
3:25:57
the end of the first round Dan hooker kind of had his moment a
3:26:00
little bit, but BSD pretty much had control that fight as soon
3:26:03
as it went to the second round. I mean he was constantly looking
3:26:06
for the Finish. He was doing a great job and I
3:26:08
fell so bad for Dan hooker because poor, her Dean was
3:26:11
trying to just let him get slaughtered out there.
3:26:13
It was like a bloodbath. He was just letting him die and
3:26:16
he's kept let him take shots. But there's one moment in the
3:26:19
second round. I believe is when BSD had two
3:26:23
different points. He had a good like 20 or 30
3:26:25
seconds. He had a dead hooker in the
3:26:28
Army. Had an arm triangle choke as
3:26:30
similar to the Armin circuit fight that Dan had at the end of
3:26:33
the year and I thought, oh my God Dan hooker, he's gonna be
3:26:36
finishing the same way but he is a tough SOB.
3:26:38
He was hanging on for a long time.
3:26:40
I couldn't believe that you know, BSD didn't sleep him right
3:26:43
there but then again it shows Just how tough Dan hooker is.
3:26:46
But again, like you said, it was a great dominant performance by
3:26:49
BSD and, you know, he, you know, 2024 wasn't the best year for
3:26:53
him, but he's really rebounded, last year, coming into this
3:26:55
year, strong. That's four wins in a row for
3:26:57
BSD. And like he said, he wants to be
3:26:59
once the fight for the world title or either for the BMF
3:27:02
title. So I personally give them the
3:27:05
winner of Charles Oliveira Max Holloway, you know, after this
3:27:08
March paper review because he put on a fantastic performance
3:27:11
and obviously we know that date, she's the internship and he's
3:27:14
probably gonna take on Iliad to poor so I would give them the
3:27:17
winner Charles and Alex Holloway I think that would be a
3:27:20
fantastic fight and then you could even throw in Patty
3:27:23
pimblett right down there to fight dead hooker.
3:27:26
And so you could have, you know, they've had their War online.
3:27:28
So I think that's just setting up the lightweight division,
3:27:30
great going forward, but yeah, excellent performance from Ben
3:27:33
Watson Anthony. He's really, he's really started
3:27:36
to come alive. He was a young Prospect who I
3:27:38
think he got a little bit ahead of himself when he fought
3:27:40
Dustin, Poirier Dustin, kind of, you know, set him up a little
3:27:43
bit for failure but he's rebounded.
3:27:45
Fantastically taking out Dan hooker and he looks just keep
3:27:48
building off his success. Oh, he was fun to watch.
3:27:51
I've watched him fight a couple of times, but I didn't know how
3:27:54
dominating he would be in this fight against Dan hooker because
3:27:57
Dan hooker early in the fight, he had a couple of straight leg
3:28:02
kicks that pushed him off. You could set, you could see
3:28:04
that Saint Denis was hurt early in the first round, you could
3:28:09
see it. He was back in up.
3:28:10
He didn't want to feel his power and Dan started to get confident
3:28:13
and almost choked him out. He had Mean that darts for a
3:28:17
second and then Saint, he got out of it and he tried to do it
3:28:20
in a second round early in the second round two and Saint Denis
3:28:22
is such a great ground fighter. He is as good as anybody.
3:28:26
We've seen the UFC have, and this is the best weight class.
3:28:29
This lightweight division is probably the best best class in
3:28:33
the UFC right now, the dominant force and Ilya and then you have
3:28:36
gay. If all these guys pimblett, and
3:28:39
now you have sink to me. Saint Denis is absolutely
3:28:43
probably one of the more dominant young players that
3:28:46
we've seen come out of this way class.
3:28:48
And out of the, the up and coming week classes that we talk
3:28:51
about all the time. And we talk about the wealth
3:28:54
away class for oh. So many years it was the most
3:28:56
dominating class. Now, we look at this class and
3:28:59
how great it is, and and I'm trying to figure out maybe Patty
3:29:04
because he's such a, you know, he drops from 200 pounds to move
3:29:07
up into that. That well to wait division, he
3:29:10
might be a better fighter and that well to wait division
3:29:12
because dropping as much weight as he does, you can.
3:29:15
He that it drains him, and then he goes into a fight, where he's
3:29:18
gaining 25 pounds, or 20 pounds in a night, eating all that
3:29:22
starch and all that stuff. It slows him down.
3:29:24
I think it's too much that Patty pimblett is dropping when you
3:29:27
look at Saint Denis Saint Denis. He has a smaller frame than a
3:29:32
Patty pimblett and he's got more of a cagey frame, but his
3:29:36
ability to take you on the ground and just dominate you.
3:29:38
And what he did against Dan hooker was pretty amazing.
3:29:41
Because, Dan hooker is a good fighter, this is a guy that
3:29:44
doesn't quit. He's tough.
3:29:46
That's why they call him the hangman, because he doesn't hang
3:29:49
out the dry. So, and what's great about what
3:29:52
I saw and by the way, this guy's face doesn't rip, I mean, how
3:29:55
many elbows did this Saint? Denis drop on Dan hooker's face
3:30:00
and didn't really rip his skin. It's amazing.
3:30:02
I for years, I watched Dan Henderson and I've seen Dan
3:30:05
Henderson, get pulverized on, you know, on the mat.
3:30:08
And, and his face would never rip.
3:30:10
I mean, he had fake teeth but his face whenever ripped, and I
3:30:14
seen so many fighters, Silver is another one that is faced never
3:30:17
ripped and I've seen him get, you know, you know, at the tail
3:30:21
end of his career, get pulverized.
3:30:22
So when I watched guys, like Dan hooker, I not only is he tough,
3:30:27
he's vicious and I unfortunately, he walked into a
3:30:31
guy that wants to be Champion. He told Dana at the end of the
3:30:35
fight. He said, listen I I jumped from
3:30:37
12 to 8. Now I'm ready to fight number
3:30:39
one. So let me jump a couple of
3:30:41
spots. I want to be Champions so it
3:30:44
says a lot about who he is. He's a French kid that really
3:30:47
believes in his talent. This is a guy that was a soldier
3:30:50
in the French army. I it's, you know, when you look
3:30:54
at guys, that have grown so many times in such a short time, say
3:30:59
a guy like Saint Denis is one of those guys that four fights in a
3:31:02
row and a weight class. It's very hard to compete in.
3:31:05
He definitely just serves a chance.
3:31:07
I, I think you're right, whoever wins the Oliveira fight and Max
3:31:11
Holloway, I think he should fight and that should set him
3:31:14
off for a championship. Chip fight whoever wins the
3:31:16
White House fight between him and gauge.
3:31:18
But I think obviously with the UFC and Dana White, he loves
3:31:23
Patty pimblett and pimblett really didn't lose his spot.
3:31:26
He still there at number three or number four right now.
3:31:29
So he had even know he got his butt whipped by gagie a week
3:31:34
before he still sitting in the same spot.
3:31:36
He was went before the fight before the after the last fight,
3:31:39
he fought against gagey, so very interesting.
3:31:42
And then there's the Alexander Vulcan oski fight.
3:31:45
Now, I thought Diego Lopez was gonna come out differently.
3:31:49
More, you know, aggressively. He didn't Vulcan allsky, it took
3:31:54
him a little while. His timing came later in the
3:31:56
rounds, but you have to beat the champion.
3:31:59
And even in the first round, even though it was closed first
3:32:03
round, I think Voca. Now ski did enough against
3:32:06
Lopez, where there was no way he was going to lose that round.
3:32:09
He, he won the round 10 to 9, I kind of slowly, but surely
3:32:13
started to score the rounds. There was only one round that I
3:32:17
thought that Lopez won. And that was the third round.
3:32:20
That was the only round. I thought Lopez won.
3:32:22
If the fourth round, he did not win the fifth round.
3:32:25
He did not win the second round, he did not win.
3:32:28
I was just to me what makes Alexander volcanos?
3:32:32
One of the greatest Fighters I've ever seen come out of the
3:32:35
USC is his footwork. His footwork is some of the best
3:32:40
footwork I've ever seen. When you watched boxers, you
3:32:42
watch like shoulder or or you watch all these great boxers
3:32:47
that we've seen and all these lightweight box.
3:32:49
Is that we're seeing right now? Dot in dominant.
3:32:52
Fashion, even guys like tank Davis, who was probably gonna go
3:32:56
to jail. The footwork is what really
3:32:58
sells these Fighters and Vulcan allsky is not a boxer, but he
3:33:03
fights like a boxer, and his footwork, his his distance to
3:33:07
Lopez, he knows Lopez, is more stronger than he has more
3:33:10
powerful than he is. He kept the distance, every time
3:33:13
he needed to throw, you know, a Haymaker or he needed to to be
3:33:18
accounted puncher. He was doing that and he was
3:33:20
throwing enough kicks inside to keep him, keep him.
3:33:23
Keep the score fair and keep Lopez away from getting inside
3:33:27
and throwing his, you know, his combinations.
3:33:29
Vulcano ski was one of the most dominant fights for guy that a
3:33:33
lot of people thought if he lost the fight he was going to retire
3:33:35
because there was a lot of there was a lot of stories coming out
3:33:38
that if vulcano ski loses. And that's why they they made
3:33:41
this fight in Australia because Dana White was looking at, as if
3:33:45
he lose his, he can end his career and put his gloves in the
3:33:48
middle of the ring. And And say his goodbyes, but
3:33:51
that was, as dominant of us of a fight for volcanos.
3:33:55
We seen Lopez is not a shoe in fighter.
3:33:57
This is one of the best fighters UFC has.
3:33:59
One of the toughest Fighters that UFC has and he absolutely
3:34:03
dominated him in the fight. Yeah.
3:34:05
I think he made a lot of good points like especially for
3:34:08
volkanovski. I mean, it just shows.
3:34:09
I mean, he's the old man, he just keeps fighting somehow, he
3:34:12
keeps winning. And like you said, I was kind
3:34:14
of. I was thinking that Diego Lopez
3:34:17
was gonna make a lot of adjustments.
3:34:18
I was kind of disappointed in his performance.
3:34:20
I feel like this fight was different than the first one
3:34:23
because the first one fell honestly, kind of like, the
3:34:26
gatesy Patty fight. We just last week.
3:34:27
It was a war. It was Bloody.
3:34:29
It was crazy. It was just fists, fisticuffs
3:34:33
all the way around. Both men trying to kill each
3:34:35
other. This fight, I felt like the
3:34:37
Diego's biggest, just went that he made.
3:34:39
Was he tried to fight a more technically sound fight where he
3:34:43
tried to take his moments and make smart striking advantages
3:34:46
and he did drop full enough ski. I think it wasn't round three
3:34:49
like You said, where was probably the one debatable round
3:34:51
that he won. But other than that, to me, it
3:34:54
just kind of seemed like Diego played it a little bit too safe.
3:34:57
He was trying to be a little bit too technical because obviously
3:34:59
he didn't want to get into another bloody war.
3:35:00
I mean, apparently, that didn't matter, because he said after
3:35:04
the fight, apparently Diego somehow broke both of his feet.
3:35:07
So what it was, a war in the end of the day, but I felt like he
3:35:11
just He was trying to be more smart more technical which in
3:35:15
the long run was probably the smartest and the right game
3:35:18
plan. But in the end it seems like
3:35:19
Volk kind of just took advantage of his timidness.
3:35:22
He backed him up as he wanted to, he got some takedowns in
3:35:24
there and it just kind of seemed like the lawyer with Max
3:35:27
Holloway, maybe or maybe Diego Lopez.
3:35:29
He just doesn't have volcanos number and he can't get it done.
3:35:32
But he's a phenomenal fighter. He's young enough to where he
3:35:35
will definitely be Champion so day, although it is tough, of
3:35:38
course because as a lot of people were speculating and
3:35:40
saying Diego probably didn't exactly deserve this title shot
3:35:43
being that he just fought volkanovski last year and this
3:35:46
was a championship rematch with no fights under his belt.
3:35:49
Previous to this first fight. So if I was personally, if I was
3:35:53
the UFC, I would say the Diego should probably have to fight
3:35:56
some contenders coming up to get another shot at the title.
3:35:58
And who knows the vocal still be in there?
3:36:00
I know that they recently just released the UFC London card
3:36:03
where the main event will be Moss.
3:36:05
Our heavy love and Rome Murphy, which will most likely be the
3:36:08
number one Contender fight, which will be awesome.
3:36:10
I'm excited to see both guys un Needed both guys looking for a
3:36:13
title shot and for Diego Lopez. I would say he probably should
3:36:16
take on yair Rodriguez or maybe an even an algebra main
3:36:20
Sterling. He's moved up and he's moved
3:36:21
into the top five after his win over Brian Ortega and he's
3:36:24
looked good at that weight class, so I'm interested to see
3:36:26
what Diego can do. You know, obviously still
3:36:29
believe in him, he's a fantastic fighter.
3:36:30
He just ran into arguably the greatest featherweight of all
3:36:33
time and unfortunately, he just wasn't quite there at that skill
3:36:36
level, despite that Volk is somehow 3637 years old.
3:36:39
He's found the Fountain of Youth and he's a monster.
3:36:42
He's unbelievable. But I'm really excited for that.
3:36:45
Number one Contender ship fight, going forward.
3:36:47
And like you said, I mean, it would have been the perfect
3:36:49
send-off for Volk, but like he said he's he's got plenty of
3:36:52
fuel left in the tank and he ain't ready to go out.
3:36:53
Yeah, he was saying that he believes that he could find a
3:36:57
couple more fights and and again Dana loves him and and the fans
3:37:00
love him. Even here in the United States,
3:37:01
they love him in Vegas. He's a big fan favorite and he
3:37:05
sells seats, that's what he does.
3:37:07
And and what's great about him and you watch guys like GSP and
3:37:12
And all these other PJ BJ Penn over the years.
3:37:14
These guys always were a draw and Vulcan, it wasn't like, just
3:37:19
like GSP. He barely lost, GSP lost like
3:37:22
two or three fights Vulcan allsky has lost like three
3:37:24
fights in his whole career and Vulcan allsky is dominance over
3:37:28
the last couple of years. You talk about the greatest
3:37:31
fighters of all time when we talk about Jon Jones and
3:37:34
Anderson Silva and a GSP, I would put Vulcan allsky right
3:37:39
there up top with all those guys.
3:37:40
He's been that kind of dominant fighter.
3:37:43
We've seen over the years and what's I know a lot of people go
3:37:46
at me and I put over I put a story out there and I got a send
3:37:49
you send you that Jake I always write the story.
3:37:52
He's after the fights and and I really go in the ends in the
3:37:55
outs of each round. What I think vulcani is is this
3:37:59
guy is one of the best at understanding when he gets into
3:38:03
the ring. What he needs to do against
3:38:05
every single fighter? He has a game plan, he doesn't
3:38:08
do a lot like what gauge he does, where he completely
3:38:11
changed the A game plan to try to take a head off as he said
3:38:14
he's like, well, we had a game plan and I should have listened
3:38:16
to my guys, but I wanted to take his head off.
3:38:19
This guy has a game plan him and his team has a game plan and he
3:38:23
follows the game plan. He kept his distance, he made
3:38:26
sure A Lopez couldn't get inside.
3:38:27
He couldn't throw those punches. The only punch that.
3:38:29
He really clearly knocked him down.
3:38:31
Even a lot of people thought he slipped, or he said he slipped,
3:38:33
he hit him and he fell, but he got right back up.
3:38:36
And that's why a lot of people didn't think he lost that many
3:38:38
points in that round, even though that was the questionable
3:38:42
round, it was completely dominated.
3:38:43
My uncle told me he disagreed with my story because he watched
3:38:47
the fight too. How did you think of the story
3:38:48
complete dominance Vulcan? He absolutely dominated that
3:38:52
fight. So, it wasn't even close and
3:38:55
anybody that scored and, you know, mixed martial arts and you
3:38:58
watch mixed martial arts. He says, it was boring.
3:39:00
I said, no mixed martial arts or, you know, sometimes they're
3:39:04
a fights that to try to take their heads off.
3:39:05
Sometimes it's going to go on their ground.
3:39:06
A lot of these rushing guys are going to take you down and try
3:39:09
to dominate on the ground or you have guys like, what can ask me
3:39:11
and Lope Is that they, they have a game plan against you.
3:39:14
They're freaking out ski was afraid of Lopez's power.
3:39:18
And you can tell that he was, and he made sure that he kept
3:39:21
his distance. So he couldn't throw that right
3:39:23
hook or that that left cross, that he usually throws to knock
3:39:26
people out and that's why I think.
3:39:28
Yeah. Lopez it has it has time to be a
3:39:30
champion. Remember he's a Brazilian
3:39:32
Mexican kid who has a lot of, you know, a lot of time to
3:39:36
really grow in the UFC, he's still fairly young looking house
3:39:39
keys 3738. How many years does he have
3:39:41
left? Maybe two, if he stays at the
3:39:44
top of his game, he might fight one more fight and I'll probably
3:39:48
be the White House fight this year and then probably after,
3:39:52
that'll be next year. And one of these guys Murphy or
3:39:55
Moscow, how do you pronounce his name?
3:39:58
Mazda's bar? He might, those guys might
3:40:02
whoever wins this fight will probably fight him on the White
3:40:05
House card. Three months from now, as long
3:40:06
as they don't kill each other, or rip each other's face or
3:40:09
break each other's noses. So that to me, They're they're
3:40:13
planning for this White House. You know, this White House card
3:40:16
to be a world. Renowned SuperCard.
3:40:18
Yeah. The SuperCard of the year before
3:40:20
Christmas time, when they always have a Supercar.
3:40:21
But it's looking like, Jon Jones is gonna fight Pereira.
3:40:25
That's what it seems like. It seems like that's gonna work
3:40:28
out the way they want. I'm hearing that Conor McGregor
3:40:31
could still fight on that card. I've been hearing some crazy
3:40:34
stuff. Yeah, I mean he's pushing really
3:40:36
hard for it. I mean and they said like
3:40:37
they're at least Dana's gone his podcast and you know, Danny
3:40:40
changes, his mind all the time but he said that the plan isn't
3:40:43
Michael Chandler anymore. So who knows could be Max?
3:40:46
Holloway could be Charles Oliver could be just in case you hell
3:40:49
even if you know crazy enough it probably won't happen but they
3:40:51
could even just to sell paper views, if that's all day care
3:40:54
about. They could even somehow booklets
3:40:56
of Poria. Not that that's gonna happen.
3:40:57
But if you just wants to make money, it'd be held that line.
3:41:01
Oh, anything with Conor McGregor on, on the card, is a headline
3:41:05
and Jon Jones. Those are two biggest sellers
3:41:08
Jon Jones and Conor McGregor, you know the president loves.
3:41:12
Martial arts in the UFC goes to a lot of the fights and being at
3:41:16
the White House. The first time, they're bringing
3:41:17
the UFC to the White House is pretty incredible.
3:41:19
I I would have never thought that the White House and
3:41:22
Washington DC would allow this to happen.
3:41:25
But you know, president Trump, he finds ways to deliver to the
3:41:29
fans and he is delivering this. It's going to be great Jake.
3:41:32
You're fantastic, man. You really are.
3:41:34
We got to get John more often. You really are, you know, your
3:41:37
USA. Sure.
3:41:37
We should do it. I just wanted to say really
3:41:40
quick, I did think you made a great point about Volk as well
3:41:43
when you were talking about his discipline in the in the
3:41:45
Octagon, the one thing I wanted to touch on, I think you nailed
3:41:48
this completely perfectly. It's almost similar to like
3:41:51
Scotty chefler on the golf course or Tom Brady.
3:41:53
You know, on the fourth quarter drive, he never really seems to
3:41:57
feel pressure or even when this is an exhaustion and his most
3:42:00
like scariest parts of the fight.
3:42:02
He always seems cool and calm Under Pressure.
3:42:05
Even in the early fight which is the only fight he's lost.
3:42:08
I believe in the last two or three years other than, you
3:42:10
know, of course, Islam makhachev, He never really
3:42:12
seemed to worry in his fights. Sure there's moments where he's
3:42:15
getting popped and tagged, but he's always cool under pressure
3:42:18
and I thought that you made an excellent point there that
3:42:20
volkanovski and maybe that's just his veteran experience or
3:42:22
getting hit in the head so many times of being in the Octagon.
3:42:25
But he's to me honestly, that probably is one of the big
3:42:29
factors with his that helped put him in that goat conversation of
3:42:32
some of the best fighters of all time.
3:42:33
His coolness Under Pressure, which is what Champions have.
3:42:36
And what I think was one of the best qualities that makes him a
3:42:39
champion. He said that after the fight,
3:42:41
when they were any of you and he says, I found, I found a way
3:42:43
later in around to, you know, change my style and make sure
3:42:47
that that's what Champions do when you, when you step back and
3:42:50
you realize that you gotta go, you going five rounds, you have
3:42:54
to make sure that your winning in every single round and, and
3:42:58
to me that's what makes him such a great competitor.
3:43:00
I, I think he is the greatest not only greatest lightweight
3:43:04
when you talk about Joseph, I loved Joseph.
3:43:07
And I remember when he got knocked out by Conor McGregor
3:43:09
and in about three seconds or whatever it Plus seven seconds,
3:43:12
it fastest knockout that hurt, Josie Aldo, it really did it
3:43:17
really ruined and hurt his career all his dominance from
3:43:20
from one League, to the next coming to the UFC, it really
3:43:23
hurt him and that's something that vulkan is never had.
3:43:27
He's never been knocked out like that, and that's what makes
3:43:29
volcanoes lightweight champion. And, and, yes, I would put him
3:43:34
in the top five greatest fighters of all time because of
3:43:36
the dominance that he has been dominating in this Division and
3:43:40
in a great division, probably one of the better divisions in
3:43:43
the last eight years. So and he's been as dominant of
3:43:46
his Champion as we've seen. So absolutely Jake.
3:43:49
Thank you for joining us. Hey, you got a heck?
3:43:52
Why not hang around for dial that?
3:43:54
Well, let's go, why not it should.
3:43:56
All right, ladies and gentlemen, we call the final segment of the
3:43:59
night, dial it up, win up. This regularly scheduled an
3:44:03
important. We got a big brother All right
3:44:12
guys. Welcome back to dial it.
3:44:15
All everyone's favorite lightning round Sports News
3:44:19
segment. We're gonna give you some
3:44:21
stories. Arrow has no idea what's coming.
3:44:24
And he is going to give us a take and we're going to react to
3:44:26
his takes in a little bit of a lightning round arrow.
3:44:29
Take a look these are the all-star rosters for the
3:44:34
All-Star Game on Valentine's Day.
3:44:36
Weekend coming up in a week. We got on the left, the Western
3:44:41
starter, Steph Curry, Luka, doncic.
3:44:43
You'll just Alexander Nicole, yokich, and Victor wembanyama.
3:44:48
The reserves were announced I believe a day ago or two days
3:44:51
ago, the first ever Israeli All-Star.
3:44:55
At any of the, for the West Devin Booker, Kevin Durant,
3:44:58
Anthony Edwards, Chet Holmgren LeBron continuing his streak of
3:45:03
All Star Games and Jamal Murray on the east Giannis and Jaylen
3:45:09
Brown, I guess are technically the forwards and Bronson Jalen
3:45:13
Brunson, the King of New York, Cade, Cunningham and Tyrese
3:45:16
Maxey. Starting as a three guards
3:45:18
rotation, the reserves, Scotty Barnes, jail in the center for
3:45:23
the Detroit, Jalen Johnson and everyone's favorite Center.
3:45:31
In New York Karl Anthony towns Arrow.
3:45:35
How you feel about these rosters dial?
3:45:37
First of all, why is LeBron James on this roster?
3:45:40
LeBron James has not been an elite player all season long
3:45:44
there. I think his record from double
3:45:47
double games. I mean getting 10 points on more
3:45:50
this year was broken after his whole career, he has not been
3:45:53
the dominant force that he was. I don't know why he's not, he's
3:45:56
on this West unless this is his final year.
3:45:59
But he's never announced that, this is finally here, so it
3:46:01
doesn't make any sense. So I expect them to play next
3:46:04
year. So the NBA is just really
3:46:06
putting them there because he's LeBron James.
3:46:08
But the rosters are pretty, even I think it'll be fun to watch.
3:46:11
But, you know, this is like an exhibition bout.
3:46:14
These guys don't play defense. They don't really go out there
3:46:16
and put up a great fight and this isn't the old days the 90s
3:46:20
when Michael Jordan was playing Kobe Bryant, it was fun to
3:46:22
watch, it's not like this. They're doing stupid alley.
3:46:25
Oops, bang, the ball, Bingo smacked, the backboard and do
3:46:30
all these stuff. I'm surprised they don't do with
3:46:31
the Earl man goat. When you put on a 20 dollar,
3:46:33
bill on a top of the image, trying to take it off.
3:46:35
It's pathetic. It's absolutely pathetic.
3:46:37
I I know everybody is pointing it out there.
3:46:40
This could be the last year you see Giannis on Milwaukee next
3:46:43
year, you might see him with the Knicks or Miami or in the
3:46:46
western conference with the Timberwolves, who knows?
3:46:49
I honestly think the Eastern Conference is a little bit
3:46:52
better than the West. When you look at the reserves,
3:46:54
then the starters, I, you just kind of snatched the words out
3:46:57
of my mouth. The last part of that sake.
3:46:58
I mean, you look at the teams, they're pretty much what we
3:47:00
expected. Like you said.
3:47:02
I don't agree, why Lebron is even on the team at all.
3:47:04
It's really just the lja, like we've always mentioned on the
3:47:06
show. But, um, really what I want to
3:47:08
get into is like what you were mentioning.
3:47:10
It's really not much of a game. Anyways, it's really just the
3:47:13
honor. It's really just saying you got
3:47:14
picked as an All-Star which of course, is a good on her and
3:47:17
it's in and of itself. It's just however, we see the
3:47:19
game and as Stephen A like to call it flag basket ball.
3:47:23
I don't know how I managed to have two hands such a
3:47:25
basketball, but that's what we've been witnessing every
3:47:27
single year. And the fact is that Adam
3:47:29
Silver, they show this meme every year with Adam Silver, and
3:47:32
he's just going over to the board and wiping it clean.
3:47:34
Because every year a new format, every year, some new Bigger
3:47:38
whatnot and it's really not even he's one of the ugliest people
3:47:42
to look at to man. You have the fish drop doesn't
3:47:44
look like Dracula. Oh, he's got the weirdest ears
3:47:48
and he's got the biggest nose. I I could.
3:47:50
You imagine standing in front. First of all, the guy is long as
3:47:53
hell. Could you imagine him standing
3:47:54
face-to-face with you and poking you in the eye with his nose?
3:47:57
I mean, like Pinocchio, I mean he lies more than he actually
3:48:02
tells the truth. So I I could see him doing
3:48:05
something like that. It's like if Dobby the elf was
3:48:07
really tall, that's what he looks like.
3:48:10
He looks like Bobby. That's exactly what he looks
3:48:12
like. He really does look like Dobby.
3:48:14
Do you got to put that together? Adam Silver.
3:48:17
Oh right. Absolutely too busy making
3:48:23
Nathan Graphics. Well, this one was fantastic.
3:48:27
We have a guy who's won seven Grand Slams, including now the
3:48:32
career Grand Slam, all by the age of 22.
3:48:37
Los alcarez wins the Australian Open.
3:48:40
That is the last one on his list.
3:48:43
Beating Novak Djokovic in four sets 266263 and 75.
3:48:50
Making him the number one player in the world it gives him the
3:48:56
career Grand Slam. He joins Djokovic Andre Agassi
3:49:00
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal who did it at 24 years old as
3:49:05
the only men to ever complete the Grand Slam in the open era.
3:49:10
When I read that I forgot Sampras didn't do that.
3:49:14
I guess he Sampras famously wasn't good on clay, know.
3:49:17
So, I I'm assuming that's the one he didn't win but this
3:49:21
obviously Errol. This gets for real.
3:49:25
He's maybe the next big guy, so dial it.
3:49:29
So, let me tell you something. I used to watch Pete, Sampras,
3:49:32
and Andre Agassi. Go at it every time they played
3:49:35
at Wimbledon Pete, Sampras used to kick his ass.
3:49:37
But when they played in clay in Australia, it was always going
3:49:41
to Andre Agassi, Andre Agassi, only really beat Pete.
3:49:45
Sampras on Clay. They would, I think it was only
3:49:47
one time that he beat him on grass, but it was a great
3:49:51
matchup when I was a kid. I used to love watching Andre
3:49:53
Agassi. He was my favorite, my favorite
3:49:55
tennis player, I, and by the way, he married Stephanie Groff
3:49:58
another great tennis player too. But Carlos Alcatraz is one of
3:50:04
the best tennis players I've seen at the age of 22 better
3:50:08
than guys like Nadal and all those other guys I've watched
3:50:14
him play twice, I watched him play on or Australia and I
3:50:17
watched the play for Wimbledon, this guy is so fast.
3:50:20
It's such a great serve can move up and down the court as good as
3:50:24
anybody I've ever seen. When you talk about some of the
3:50:27
greatest tennis players that can do all the Things, right?
3:50:30
Backhand forehand he gets to the net, hits the ball.
3:50:34
You know, it, I think it's his serve goes, 130 miles 135 miles
3:50:39
per hour. I mean, could you imagine a butt
3:50:41
tennis ball coming? Not fast at you.
3:50:42
I mean, it's scary. How good this young kid is 22
3:50:46
years old and is ready. Won four championships.
3:50:49
I mean, this guy is I, he could go down as the greatest can, if
3:50:53
he stays healthy, he could go down as the greatest tennis
3:50:55
player of all time when it comes to individual sports.
3:50:57
It's definitely one of the fastest, if not, the fastest,
3:50:59
like, in starting surge. I remember him first in 2023, I
3:51:03
believe it was with Wimbledon because I remember I my friend
3:51:06
Paulo doesn't bet with us anymore but he had a bet on him.
3:51:08
At the time he was like 19 years old.
3:51:09
Yeah I don't think he was like as big of a favorite even at
3:51:12
that time he was even dominant in that stretch.
3:51:14
I believe it was Wimbledon in 2023, then he won Wimbledon
3:51:17
2024. That's the first time I saw him
3:51:18
play and it's really so fast. You mentioned a dolls the same
3:51:22
country as him, but both being from Spain.
3:51:23
This is the faster start to his career too.
3:51:25
So definitely the sky is the limit for.
3:51:26
Oh he said he's way better than adults when he Started, I mean,
3:51:30
doll, it took him a couple of years to get his feet wet before
3:51:33
he won his first championship. This guy within within three
3:51:36
years, this guy is the most dominant, but tennis player of
3:51:39
all time. I most dominant tennis player
3:51:42
right now in the world and could go down.
3:51:44
I don't know who's gonna be. I mean the way you watch this
3:51:48
guy play, I I've never seen a guy just dominate the game as
3:51:52
good as him and he's not just beating you he's dominating.
3:51:55
Yeah dominating you six two six. One six nothing.
3:51:59
I mean there guys not even coming close to this kid.
3:52:03
So All right, let's move on to the next one.
3:52:06
This one is absolutely hilarious, and I got a video for
3:52:10
it. Here we go.
3:52:12
And if you like tennis, we talked some UFC.
3:52:16
Here's some boxing. I don't know if you caught this.
3:52:19
Yes. But there was a boxing match
3:52:21
that just produced one of the best viral moments you've ever
3:52:24
seen. So this story is we have Jarrell
3:52:29
Miller who wins this fight gets hit Square in the face.
3:52:34
A couple of times leading his two, pay to Flap up in the
3:52:39
middle of the match. Let's take a look at it live
3:52:42
real quick here. It was actually, you can see it
3:52:48
just kind of popping off already.
3:52:51
And it's just gonna fly. Oh, It, that's just
3:52:59
unbelievable. It's a strange decision to go
3:53:03
with a hair piece in a boxing match.
3:53:05
Obviously, a pretty good hair piece but that didn't matter.
3:53:10
I guess they don't have it in this club.
3:53:12
I thought they do show it, he throws it into the crowd and
3:53:17
rips it off his head. Officially before he gets back
3:53:19
to fighting. This guy is awesome.
3:53:23
I don't know what else to say, other than gosh, or not gonna be
3:53:28
I mean they're not going to beat the top boxers in the world
3:53:32
heavyweight boxers in the world, but they're fun to watch.
3:53:35
They were aggressively attacking each other.
3:53:37
It was funny when he's too pay fell off and slowly but surely
3:53:41
in any threw it out in the audience I would have loved to
3:53:43
catch that to pay. Because I would have said, hey
3:53:45
could you sign this for me or something or maybe I'll see him
3:53:49
in the future and have them sign?
3:53:51
And I'm the one according to pay, but it was to me.
3:53:54
That's what you want to see. Boxing fights be heavyweight
3:53:57
fights like that. When they're beating the crap at
3:53:59
each other, they went full frontal.
3:54:02
The whole fight. They went straight at each
3:54:04
other. These two guys are fun to watch
3:54:06
and he's very fun to watch even after the fight, when when the
3:54:09
ring announcer came to him and he is interviewing.
3:54:12
He says, well, what was it like getting into the ring and and he
3:54:15
says, how did, how did I feel when your hair fell off?
3:54:18
He says, listen. I know I, I want to entertain
3:54:21
people. That's why I'm here.
3:54:22
And boy that was entertainment for him, so it was great to
3:54:26
watch. It was fun and obviously, you
3:54:28
know, make Small shallots is really been dominating over the
3:54:30
last couple of years, so boxing needs something like that, to
3:54:34
bring back the fun in the game and and the sports.
3:54:39
Yeah, I think you're right. I mean if anything I'm not if
3:54:42
you're the fan who catches that that's a that's a trophy.
3:54:45
That's like that's a souvenir for a lifetime.
3:54:47
You have that memory for you? I can't remember who it was.
3:54:49
It was it, man. It was a Pacquiao who knocked
3:54:52
out Floyd's tooth. And then it was he put it on a
3:54:54
chain for himself. Like he had that as a momento.
3:54:57
You know, he didn't win the fight, but yeah.
3:54:59
Like the two play like that. I mean, that's great.
3:55:01
Like you said, you never gonna be Champion if you're worried
3:55:04
about your hair piece in a, in a of fighting, or in a, you know,
3:55:09
combat sport. It's great though.
3:55:11
It's hilarious. You know, you gotta love the
3:55:13
commitment to the and I mean, if you got the win, hey, you know
3:55:16
what, man? You you rocked, maybe, maybe you
3:55:19
rock it again. Maybe it's a distraction.
3:55:20
I don't know how he was allowed to go out there with that
3:55:23
because, you know, most times when the referees that give you
3:55:26
the warm up before soaring a UFC, when they give you the
3:55:28
Vaseline and make sure there's no visible Cuts or obstructions
3:55:32
on your body or on your person. I mean, I don't know how he's
3:55:35
not that one past the athletic commission, but I guess good on
3:55:37
it was a good moment. That's pretty funny.
3:55:39
It is. And again, if you're a boxing
3:55:42
fan that's something that you want to see.
3:55:43
I mean, Mike Tyson biting Holyfield's ear that really, you
3:55:47
know, that was like the blooper of the weekend.
3:55:50
That was the blooper of The Weeknd on ESPN, watching his
3:55:53
hair piece come off. So it was something that was
3:55:55
drawing boxing fans because the short fight was a great fight
3:55:59
and shoulders one of the, the best fighters right now in all
3:56:02
the boxing. But people forget that boxing
3:56:05
really, has not been a draw. All these years and and mixed
3:56:08
martial arts in the way, Dana White is promoting his product
3:56:10
there. He's driving it away from
3:56:12
boxing, and I think something funny like that or something
3:56:15
that stands out like that will drive boxing fans, especially in
3:56:18
the heavyweight division to watch.
3:56:20
As we all know, Fury is coming back for another fight which is
3:56:23
something that I'm excited for. So all right, let's keep it
3:56:26
going. We're gonna go into what they
3:56:29
call you know, plans or predetermined outcome fighting.
3:56:36
Oh yes, the phenomenal one if you will.
3:56:40
AJ Styles, shocked the world and actually lost his retirement
3:56:46
match. The first one that he had,
3:56:48
usually wrestlers have like a dozen retirement matches until
3:56:53
they finally retire so that they could finish their run, John
3:56:57
Cena. Just had a year-long retirement
3:57:00
tour and which AJ Styles actually faced him, a couple of
3:57:03
months ago, he kind of shocked everyone Gunther who is now the
3:57:07
retirement, I don't know. What are they calling him Tommy?
3:57:10
Well now you're I don't know if like it's a name, I don't know
3:57:13
the career Ender or something because he killer ended.
3:57:16
The Lett mall is not the Legends, but this guy's
3:57:19
Gunther's, stop now, AJ Styles, John Cena and Bill Goldberg.
3:57:24
Either way that guy is in the next guy, they're giving him the
3:57:26
rub and AJ Styles 25 years in the business was for the longest
3:57:32
time. The best wrestler in the world.
3:57:34
That wasn't in the WWE. Have the booty. when he gets to
3:57:38
WWE in 2015 at the Royal Rumble, where he retired, 10 ladies,
3:57:45
Arrow. This guy's one of the all-time
3:57:47
greats, Roman Reigns won the Royal Rumble for the men live
3:57:51
Morgan. New Jersey North Jersey Bergen
3:57:54
County. The finest of Bergen County won.
3:57:58
The women's Royal Rumble, Errol. You were asking me about this
3:58:03
all week, dial it up all. I can't wait to get to that one.
3:58:06
So what I heard is AJ as some significant injuries And WWE, he
3:58:15
actually told the WWE. This is what I heard that he
3:58:19
wants to step away. I don't know what happened.
3:58:22
I heard he had back problems over the years and something
3:58:26
happened over the last couple of months and he probably I think
3:58:30
he told the, the WWE that this is gonna be his last fight that
3:58:34
he's done, and he's gonna, you know, wrap it up.
3:58:37
So, I think that this was a surprise to the WWE because I
3:58:40
think he told Triple H A couple of weeks ago that he wants this
3:58:44
to be his final match. So I'm not surprised I did look.
3:58:48
I did research it, I didn't know we were talking about this
3:58:51
because I was speaking to you about this but I heard that AJ
3:58:55
Styles. Had to step down had to leave
3:58:57
wrestling because of injuries, significant injuries and
3:59:01
possibly a surgery. So that's what I heard.
3:59:04
Yeah. So the stuff that I heard was
3:59:06
mostly that he just wasn't confident doing his types of
3:59:11
moves because he didn't Easy stuff.
3:59:13
You know AJ Styles had moves that were banned like the Styles
3:59:18
Clash is finisher was banned in WWE.
3:59:20
Anyone doing that? Move?
3:59:21
Not because it was AJ's moves because it's freaking dangerous.
3:59:24
You know normally on moves you're supposed to tuck your
3:59:28
chin like this. So you don't hurt yourself hurt
3:59:31
your neck. On that one, you actually have
3:59:32
to do the opposite and it's, it's actually it's it's
3:59:35
something that hurts somebody early in AJ's career wasn't
3:59:38
really AJ's fault, but it's a move that got banned.
3:59:41
He made a name for himself in Japan.
3:59:44
He made a name for himself all over the globe tiene.
3:59:48
I have a feeling now when he retired, he did he did the thing
3:59:52
where, you know you were supposed to put your gear in the
3:59:54
center of the Ring. He was about to put his famous
3:59:57
AJ, glove's in the middle of the ring and he didn't, he put them
4:00:01
back on kind of insinuating, that he will be back, probably
4:00:06
for a mini run back with either tiene since they're back going
4:00:10
or you know, maybe he shows Up at like next year's you know,
4:00:14
Royal Rumble or Summer Slam like to attack.
4:00:18
Yeah, whatever there was something I'm sorry to cut you
4:00:21
off time. There's something, there's
4:00:23
something going on with injury. I'm telling you that either.
4:00:27
He's having surgery, something, and I've been reading different
4:00:31
things on social media. That a lot of the fans, believe
4:00:35
that he needs surgery. And that's why, and he doesn't
4:00:38
know how he, what what's gonna happen after the surgery.
4:00:41
If he's going to be able to fight again, or he's going to
4:00:43
have to walk away. And that's probably why he
4:00:46
wanted this to be his final retirement match.
4:00:48
Now I wanted to touch on something that fish just mention
4:00:50
as well too. But you know, of course, the
4:00:54
singing went the momentum of, you know, leaving your gear in
4:00:56
the ring and whatnot. I have, of course, Fishers
4:00:59
mentioned, I think he's gonna finish his run over in TNA and
4:01:01
you're right at all. I do I have heard of course, is
4:01:03
injury. Within the last year, AJ has
4:01:05
somewhat been more injury prone as he has been throughout the
4:01:08
rest of his career, he gets a injury here in there, what not?
4:01:11
But my thing is that within the last year, it's he's getting up
4:01:13
there in age and he already did say, you know, 2026 will be his
4:01:17
last year didn't want to, of course, do it.
4:01:19
Within the last couple of months, they didn't want to take
4:01:20
over John Cena's shein. His retirement tour but, um, it
4:01:24
all makes sense for him and pointing at tiene this.
4:01:27
The place that really put him on the map more than he already is.
4:01:29
Now the spot that you know is really coming back and we really
4:01:33
rejuvenating within the last two years.
4:01:35
Tiene is now on a major Network on AMC.
4:01:37
They finally got a TV deal. Done no longer on YouTube having
4:01:40
a watch with those ads or whatnot.
4:01:41
Um, you know, it all makes sense with all the talent over there.
4:01:45
Now, with even one of the guys we met last year and at the
4:01:47
Super Bowl, AJ Francis has many Talent over there.
4:01:50
Leon Slater, there's a lot of talent and a lot of guys over
4:01:53
there that it all makes sense for him to finish have a bit of
4:01:56
a run, two months run, a couple matches here and there putting a
4:01:59
couple guys over over in TNA. Yeah, I really one of the few
4:02:03
guys I've ever been like super excited about that came over to
4:02:07
WWE from somewhere else. All right, so last story for the
4:02:11
night arrow, you mentioned this earlier talking to Quinn and
4:02:15
coals. And man, I did not know that
4:02:18
this story was going to take this turn because the mystery
4:02:22
woman. is not yet revealed, but we have now at least a report
4:02:31
That Brittany is real. Yes, Arrow Brittany I guess
4:02:36
Rogers. I don't know if she took his
4:02:38
last name or not but According to Jen Hale, who reporting for
4:02:45
Fox Sports, I can't say who she is.
4:02:49
If I could, I would, but I can't, he's happy, he's in a
4:02:55
really good spot. so, What in the world is going on here?
4:03:00
So here's the deal, apparently Raw everybody knows hail told
4:03:06
the Daily Mail. I can't say who she is.
4:03:08
I've never met her. I don't know.
4:03:11
Her Aaron has become a friend over the years so I wish him the
4:03:16
very best. I think he's happy and that's
4:03:18
all you want for your people. You want them to find their
4:03:21
comfort zone in their happiness. He went through some tough
4:03:24
really tough times where such a good place now but closed.
4:03:30
So, Errol. Miss Hale is kind of
4:03:34
insinuating. That famous person.
4:03:38
That Aaron Rodgers is married to this Brittany.
4:03:41
You want to jerk me off? Could this possibly be the
4:03:45
Brittany that once asked to hit her baby one more time?
4:03:48
I got a little first of all, at first of all, because how does
4:03:54
how does this reporter actually know that Aaron Rodgers is
4:03:58
married to a woman named Brittany?
4:03:59
Why? Because their friends, and he
4:04:01
said it, she never even met her. So how would she know?
4:04:04
That's what I want to know. How would, you know?
4:04:07
Because you're Aaron Rodgers friends.
4:04:09
Nobody not even including his friends.
4:04:11
People that have known him even people that we've had on the
4:04:14
show, knows if this story is true, but she knows she's a
4:04:18
reporter. I know that Aaron Rodgers is
4:04:20
married. I know he's in a good place.
4:04:22
How the hell do you know? He's in a good place?
4:04:24
Well, you never met the lady. Oh, I want to know, is, if you
4:04:27
think she exists? Why haven't you met her?
4:04:30
Nobody else has all we know, is her name is Brittany.
4:04:33
And like I said, The only person I believe or thing that he named
4:04:38
Brittany is his hand that he jokes off with honest.
4:04:41
To God. There is no way.
4:04:43
This woman exists because if she did, somebody would have seen
4:04:47
her. Nobody knows that she exists.
4:04:50
All we know is ever Rodgers wears.
4:04:52
A black ring on his throwing arm.
4:04:54
That's it. That's all we know.
4:04:56
So anybody could be wearing a ring, Speedy could be wearing a
4:04:59
ring. I could be wearing a ring.
4:05:01
Does that mean I'm married to some woman named Brittany.
4:05:03
My girlfriend's name is Brittany, but I mean, at least
4:05:06
I'm honest about it. I mean, people have actually
4:05:08
seen her, nobody seen Aaron Rodgers Brittany.
4:05:12
And now we have a reporter who says that he's she's very good
4:05:16
friends with and and says oh I know she exists because Aaron's
4:05:20
in a good place. Aaron's never in a good place.
4:05:22
The only time he's in a good place is when he's high.
4:05:25
Give me a break. It's a lie.
4:05:27
It's a cheat. What a joke there is no
4:05:30
Brittany. Yeah, unless it's like one of
4:05:32
Jed Hales, very close to friends.
4:05:34
Who's not gonna be like that famous where she would have her
4:05:37
own anyway like it doesn't make a lot of sense or maybe even
4:05:40
Brittany is a cover me with this boy for somebody who's actually
4:05:42
famous but doesn't want to get reveal her herself or whatever.
4:05:45
Maybe just not wanting to hide in Aaron Rodgers a secret bunker
4:05:49
and doesn't look so I was saying it doesn't make a lot of stuff.
4:05:52
There's a lot more conspiracy theories.
4:05:53
This could go around and Aaron Rodgers and her name.
4:05:56
Really is Brittany. You better watch out for Nathan
4:05:58
because you if it wants to Brittany too, it has to be shut
4:06:02
the music honest to God. Oh, you know, Tommy wanted to
4:06:06
get something. I think we all wanted to have,
4:06:07
but I was just gonna say, was that actually it is reported.
4:06:12
I was rumored and heard that, you know, he actually met her
4:06:16
and one of his darker, Darkness Retreats, you know, he kind of
4:06:18
met her in the dark, he's sitting there just kind of
4:06:20
reaching for his Iowa Oscar. And yeah, there we go.
4:06:23
It's like love that first sight. Wasn't that site?
4:06:25
It was that love at first hand. Love at first hallucination.
4:06:28
It was his hands that he thought was a woman.
4:06:31
Yeah. And honestly who really gives a
4:06:34
shit. I don't I don't personally care.
4:06:38
I could I could care less if we find out tomorrow next year,
4:06:40
you're after. Yeah, he's gonna be in
4:06:44
retirement on anytime soon anyways.
4:06:45
So, Well, I mean he could be retiring but he could be getting
4:06:51
the Fountain of Youth in the darkness.
4:06:53
You know with the Joshua Tree hanging out my indoor me.
4:06:57
Hanging out with Nathan probably Nathan's hanging out with
4:07:00
shoulder at the Pro Bowl for tomorrow.
4:07:04
I you know, Nathan is going to the Pro Bowl.
4:07:07
But maybe lose it, maybe Brittany.
4:07:11
It's like one of those like names where you have to like
4:07:14
because it's it's a weird spelling, maybe it's one of
4:07:17
those anagrams and we have to decipher the real name.
4:07:21
From the letters. Speedy we're going to put you on
4:07:23
that one and we'll figure out which is will break.
4:07:26
Those are secret secret. Celebrity a couple are different
4:07:29
things because the small chance that might be Lisa had British,
4:07:33
that's all that. Honestly, if it was an adult
4:07:36
film star that would make it the funny stuff.
4:07:39
Yeah. Come on.
4:07:40
My name is First of all, Nathan China try to get Lisa an even to
4:07:50
go up to a room would probably be, he probably have to give her
4:07:54
a couple, a thousand dollars for her to even walk up the stairs
4:07:58
to his dorm room because he's staying with her is xan is an in
4:08:02
his uncle. I mean I there is he's hanging
4:08:05
out. What she's doing her eating,
4:08:06
whatever that is whatever, San Francisco clam, chowder and Red
4:08:10
Bull. Look at that smile on his face.
4:08:13
That does look like Nathan and the blue blazer.
4:08:16
Oh my God, what a terrible? You think that they think that
4:08:19
they mined at each other on their date?
4:08:21
They didn't talk. They just first of all, at least
4:08:24
and would not even speak to know.
4:08:26
Nathan would be Nathan is like five foot six.
4:08:30
At best and Lisa Ann is like five nine.
4:08:33
Do you think that Lisa Ann would look at nithin at for five
4:08:37
seconds more than him coming up in him stuttering going.
4:08:40
But but these are that's different.
4:08:46
That's different. I I would love to see Lisa Ann
4:08:51
talk to Nathan for five minutes and see how he would react to
4:08:54
it. I mean, this guy is infatuated
4:08:57
with this lady. Absolutely infection with her
4:09:00
and he's never met her never met her.
4:09:02
So there he is. This guy is, he's a weirdo.
4:09:12
I can tell you that right now. And if He runs after them.
4:09:20
Yo, yo, yo, yo, you know who I am nrla nrla.
4:09:24
Yeah, it barely knows how to say that.
4:09:26
I love you, Nathan, but he's, he's going to San Francisco on
4:09:31
our stand and hopefully he gets some good interviews for us and,
4:09:36
and get some good proposed personalities to come on a show
4:09:41
in the future. But as far as I'm concerned,
4:09:44
nithin is one of the weirdest people you'll ever meet.
4:09:46
And if there's any women around, where, He really.
4:09:56
Nathan his eyes, he he wears the same outfits every single day,
4:10:01
every single day, it's the blue blazer.
4:10:04
He wears that he wears this read, like, what did they call
4:10:08
that polo shirts. Camo, pants, camel pants.
4:10:12
He wears the same crap every day and I'm surprised all the guys
4:10:17
that he meets over and over again.
4:10:18
Like he meets athletes over and over and over again at these
4:10:22
autograph signings. I'm surprised nobody says, hey,
4:10:24
didn't you wear that last time? He needs to put that.
4:10:30
That blue blazer to rest, guys. Oh wow, you have that one.
4:10:34
Oh, it's supposed to be Don King over there like that.
4:10:44
This guy. And and after all the Kobe
4:10:48
Bryant stories and all that other stuff, he jumps in a
4:10:51
helicopter in South Africa. When it's very windy over there.
4:10:53
What is he nuts? I would definitely not do that.
4:10:56
I mean, that guy is one of, he's definitely one in a million and
4:11:01
if he's listening, you know, I love you Nathan, but you are one
4:11:04
of the weirdest people I've ever met my entire life.
4:11:06
Just, you are weird. Could you imagine, if if I went
4:11:11
to San Francisco, I would have been with Nathan in Speedy.
4:11:14
Those would be my guys. Could you imagine me walk around
4:11:17
with these two guys? I mean Speedy with his
4:11:20
personality and then Nathan running around with that blue
4:11:23
blazer and his khakis front, massage pants.
4:11:27
I mean, I mean, the list time, we went out to Hofstra to this
4:11:33
autograph signing, I had to tell Nathan, we walked into the room
4:11:36
that his pants was zippered unzipped, and that his underwear
4:11:40
was hanging out of his pants. Speedy.
4:11:41
Remember that vaguely? Yeah.
4:11:43
So I said zipper your pants and he was like, oh, You know, and
4:11:49
and then he actually walked up to people and and he was trying
4:11:52
to introduce us, I gotta say, nithin does know a lot of
4:11:55
people, he's very likable person but he's one of the weirdest
4:11:57
people anyways. That's it.
4:11:59
So that's it for our show ladies and gentlemen.
4:12:01
Thank you to Quinton coples for joining us.
4:12:03
Thank you to Jake for joining us, as always coming on a show
4:12:07
and speaking MMA and UFC, I, I love talking UFC with you, we
4:12:10
gotta do something together. I think it'd be really, really
4:12:12
fun talking, mixed martial arts, and there it is massage.
4:12:18
You should have Nathan on the back, the back, like, write
4:12:22
down. I can't make every graphic about
4:12:25
Nathan I mean because nothing would be the one actually
4:12:28
looking over and hovering over have a lot of Graphics then just
4:12:31
say if you put that graphic out when the stories are at the
4:12:36
height that would have done numbers.
4:12:38
Yeah, that was unbelievable. Who coined that one?
4:12:43
Who was the one that said? Massage Watson herself recently.
4:12:47
Yeah for sale. Yeah that was realized Watson
4:12:50
and I'm actually getting a jersey made of massage Watson.
4:12:55
So yeah. Anyways, I I'd like to thank
4:12:58
everybody that listens to our show.
4:13:00
All the fans on Spotify, and apple a video and audio, all the
4:13:05
fans 107th. We were ranked at I think on
4:13:09
Saturday, so and we're amongst the best in the country and we
4:13:13
like to think all the fans that download and follow us and
4:13:16
search for us. We really appreciate you guys,
4:13:19
sorry that job but did not join us.
4:13:20
See, he decided to stay in New York for another extra day.
4:13:24
He told me at 4:30 that he's getting on his plane.
4:13:27
Now, I'm like, dude, you're not gonna make it to the show?
4:13:30
He's like, I'm gonna try to make it, he wasn't gonna make it, and
4:13:33
he's probably listening to the show right now.
4:13:34
So hopefully we got job but for the whole show on Thursday, but
4:13:38
yeah, thank you to all the tick. Tock, Instagram, Facebook, all
4:13:44
the fans on those platforms. You Tube in the mouth, we really
4:13:48
appreciate all you guys Speedy who we have on Thursday, all
4:13:51
right. Super Bowl champion 845 will be
4:13:54
joining us former New York Giants, tight end, Howard
4:13:56
across. Oh, that's right, that's right.
4:13:58
A niffin was the one. I scooped him up.
4:14:00
See us one of the better goal line Defenders of all time,
4:14:04
right, is it? No, that was Gary reasons.
4:14:06
They'll be on a few. Oh, that's right.
4:14:08
That's right, Howard cross. I'm trying to remember how it
4:14:11
cross. I don't remember the tight ends
4:14:12
Shockey's, backup. Aha, now I remember him because
4:14:17
I I did. I was an executive producer for
4:14:20
Imani tumor. So Amani.
4:14:22
Toomer used to tell me a lot of different stories about those
4:14:24
teams before the Super Bowl championship.
4:14:27
Now, he did all the dirty work while shocked, he got to line up
4:14:30
and go out for passes. Cross was a great blocker, and
4:14:33
he caught some passes too. It was a good halfway decent
4:14:36
athlete. All right, all right.
4:14:37
Howard cross will be joining us, so very interesting.
4:14:40
Thank you again to all the fans, we'll be back on Thursday.
4:14:44
Yes. Job will be here on Thursday
4:14:46
better, be I'll smack him silly. I got a chance to meet him on
4:14:49
Saturday, so that was interesting.
4:14:50
Both of us together, it's like, I knew him for years.
4:14:54
It really is. And he, I got to give a shout
4:14:57
out to choppy. He was very kind to my friends,
4:14:59
very cool to my friends and tried to pick on my size, which
4:15:02
you are only four inches bigger than me, buddy.
4:15:04
Stop breaking about it. When I steal a base against you,
4:15:07
then you can, you can start kissing my ass, my friend, I
4:15:11
love you, anyways. Good night, Farrell The
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