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Is Clayton Kershaw the GREATEST left-handed pitcher ever? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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Errol hasn't heard. He's going to hear him right now
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and he's got the dial up a take starting off right away.
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Clayton Kershaw's announced his retirement and he had his final
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start regular season start at Dodger Stadium on Friday.
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Let everybody know the day before, he pitched 4 in a third,
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striking out six, giving up a couple runs, a couple of hits in
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the no decision. He was pulled after striking out
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Raphael Devers in the 5th to a standing ovation from the crowd
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and dugouts and fans everywhere. His former teammates came out in
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droves for the event, including retired players Andre Ethier,
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Russell Martin, Chase Utley, Austin Barnes, and AJ Pollock,
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as well as former high school football team teammate which
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everyone was reminded of every single game.
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I believe that they both played for about a decade and a half.
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Matthew Stafford. And the last thing I have here
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are Kershaw's stats guys. You think his stats were good in
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his career? That's a for sure Hall of Famer,
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no question. Stupid.
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The stats for and I'm having a little bit of lag on my end over
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here, but let's just say 2.53 ERA and A1O2 WHIP with 222 wins
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under 100 losses, like 80 something losses.
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Left-hander over 3000 strikeouts as well.
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Hey, this guy's going on my wall next.
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Future Hall of Famer is It's not even a question if he's a future
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Hall of Famer. Errol Is he possibly the
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greatest left-handed pitcher in the history of the game?
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Dial it. Up I don't know about the
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greatest lefty of all time, top three.
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There's no question that he is what he's done is pretty, you
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know, it's pretty sacred. If you're if you're a Dodger
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fan, you can argue, but there's a bit of there's been a couple
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of good Dodger left-handed pitchers of all time.
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So it there's there's definitely somebody that you can argue with
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on that, that end, but he's one of the greatest pitchers of this
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era. There's no argument to that.
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I mean, we talk about CC Sabathia, we talk about Clayton
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Kershaw. There are other guys, Roy
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Holiday, but this guy could be the best.
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There's no question. And what makes him remarkable is
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his consistency. If you look at the consistent
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pitching that he has had over the last, you know, his first
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6-7 years, impeccable. Joe Torre said it best.
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He could arguably be the greatest pitcher he's ever
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coached, he's ever managed, one of the greatest and very well
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deserved. I knew he was going to retire
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because he was going, he, he was going to the All Star game that
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he met. He mentioned this could be his
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last All Star game before the season started.
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So I I knew this was his final year.
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It's not surprising that he came out 2-3 weeks ago saying this.
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This is his final season. Congratulations to one of the
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greatest lefties, one of the great greatest personalities
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baseball's ever seen. There's no question Clayton
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Kershaw. His numbers, I mean, he, he's
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going to as a left-handed pitcher, he's going to go, I
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mean, top three, there's only four with 3000 strikeouts.
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I doubt it'll ever happen again because I don't think people are
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going to play long enough to get 3000.
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And the crazy part is, is not only do his numbers speak for
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himself, but Clayton is one of the salt of the earth, one of
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the nicest human beings ever. Just just a great, great dude
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all around. Like, I mean, just loves
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everybody. Just crazy.
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Good ping pong player, by the way.
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And just I mean for him to go out the way he did and have the
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year he did after struggling a little bit and and doing what he
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did 10 and two. And you know, he probably
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probably is going to end up in the bullpen when they get to the
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playoffs. But to have the career and and
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just the way he did it with just dignity and and just just, yeah,
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there's nothing you can't say. I mean, other than some of his
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bad haircuts. That's about the only thing, the
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only thing you can say. But just a grinder, one hat all
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year, sweat stains in it, same glove, you know, just going
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about his business. And yeah, the 22 will go down
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and be retired with the Dodgers and he will be a first ballot.
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Crazy to say that he wouldn't be 100%, but we've seen that
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there's a lot of people that don't get 100%.
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There's only been one. But if if anybody deserving he
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is, he is definitely one to do it.
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So hats off to him and and a great career.
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And, you know, now he gets to go be a dad and have fun and, you
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know, do all that and be busier than he's ever been.
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Yeah, he's fantastic. Signature curveball.
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Good pitcher. Not the best post season pitcher
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but it is what it is. He won a couple World Series
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rings. I mean stood the test of father
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time as all the accolades. I remember looking at his
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numbers like 3 or 4 years ago and he was a for sure first
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ballot Hall of Famer. So he's just tacking on to the
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numbers. He's been really fun to watch.
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I got to watch him in person, never got to play with him,
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played against him, got to watch him in person.
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It was incredible. And anything I've ever heard
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about him has been first class, you know, wonderful teammate,
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goes out of his way da, da, da. I mean, he's he's one of the
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best to ever do it now. Best left-handed pitcher of all
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time. Couldn't be.
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I don't know. He's in the conversation, right?
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He's definitely in the conversation.
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There's been some really good ones.
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I mean, some really good ones. You know, Randy Johnson comes to
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mind. Is he the best of all time?
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I don't know. I guess it's all subjective, but
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he definitely, he's definitely. Look at it like the fact that
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MVP. He's definitely the best
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left-handed. Well, aside from, I mean, CC was
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really good too, right? Like incredible.
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But aside from CC like Clayton Kershaw was probably the best
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left-handed pitcher I've ever seen play.
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It's a short list for sure. It's a very short list, but he's
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definitely, I mean, listen, I don't collect very many jerseys
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with especially with guys that I've I've never played with
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like, but there's there's a certain few that I have
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Kershaw's one of them. Trout is another.
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And then like Ichiro will never play well, I did spring training
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with Ichiro, but like David Ortiz never played with them,
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played against them. Had to get it.
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One of my guys growing up and then pool holes played against
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pool holes many times and like, you know, just it's just like
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small amount of guys that I'll get now the guys who play on my
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team, I'll get to jerseys all day.
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By the way, I like that jersey, bro.
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Does it say my name on the back? Yes.
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Hold on. Hold on, hold on.
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Good word. Just just.
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This this proves Nick that he does have a he does have what?
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Somebody. 'S.
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Got somebody's? Got it.
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Oh my. God I'm digging and go purple
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and go looking tight. I have no Moody.
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Yeah, I weigh in on the on the left-handed pitcher because
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obviously it's interesting to based on the error
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subjectiveness too and also the longevity like Kershaw's
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definitely brought the longevity.
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Jared and her private chat mentioned Warren Spahn.
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That's another one that you have presenting the longevity too.
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Then you have the other argument with somebody like Sandy Koufax
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and then you look at he had those great peak years, didn't
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have the longevity that you see somebody like Kershaw, Steve.
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I would take Sandy Koufax over him and that that's about it.
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And that's the R is the Dodgers are concerned.
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That's the argument when you look at the the the peak years
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and then you look at the premier pitches, like you're saying
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Randy Johnson just had the the flamethrower and then you had
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Kershaw go to you were talking about his curveball, like being
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maybe one of the single greatest pitchers ever.
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He had that when he was really young too.
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It wasn't like it was something you just developed over time,
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which is hard to do for a left-handed pitcher.
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And that's another thing that makes him so great as it was.
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Yeah, his post season numbers weren't great.
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We all like to make fun for it at certain points because again,
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he played for the Dodgers, a team that nobody likes.
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But at the same time, he's one of the greatest careers that
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we've seen from a pitcher. This.
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I had to take a shit. And you'd never, never, never
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teach that delivery either. Like to try and teach that, like
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it's so hard to repeat. And it's just, he's just fun to
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watch. Yeah, it was, it was great.
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Yeah. I don't, I don't know.
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Like, I've tried, you know, we've all tried to, like, mimic
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people. That's not what we do.
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I almost fell over when I tried it.
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Yeah, it takes special person to be able to repeat that delivery
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too. You know, the only other person
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I can think of who came close to scratching their cleat like that
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was Rob Nen. And he actually did.
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To compare. Yeah, I guess.
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I got to say Peyton Manning got so ugly man.
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He is 1 ugly SOB. Man, yeah, with the hairline
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receding. Are you talking about, are you
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talking about Peyton Manning? Peyton Manning Manning?
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No, it's. Motivating Manning?
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Hey, Manning is 1 ugly SOB. Hey, man.
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Hey, you know who else? Who else has seen better days?
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It's Ed Gein. Errol Gein, the String cheese
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serial killer. First of all, you're correct to
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me, you say, Peyton, when you were calling me Achilles.
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Achilles. I mean, come on, Achilles.
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Who says that? Errol, you're not one to talk
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you you butcher some saying so. What so do?
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You literally so do. You like what same one?
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There's a lot of things You want me to pull it out of my ass
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that's. That's a good one.
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Yeah, that's a good one. That's another good sound by
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Tommy. Made my nipples hard.
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Go suck on an egg and. Go suck on an egg.
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All right, let's let's get away from Clayton Kershaw and get
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into some college football because there was quite a wild
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play that caused a major difference in the Oklahoma
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Auburn game. I'm calling it a Belichickian
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illegal trick play. If you saw the game, Oklahoma,
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Auburn, Always forget Oklahoma's in the SEC now.
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But Oklahoma and Auburn controversy was a foot early in
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the game. In second quarter, wide receiver
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Isaiah Sategna, the third, pretended to be heading to the
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sideline for his sub but stayed on the field.
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No one from Auburn saw it or covered him and he ran and
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uncontested fade for an easy touchdown.
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The problem is that that is an unfair tactic and is in quotes
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and is against NCAA Football Rule 9-2, Article 2.
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No simulated replacements or substitutions may be used to
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confuse opponents. No tactic associated with
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substitutes or the substitution process may be used to confuse
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opponents. This includes any hideout tactic
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with or without a substitution. So the SEC basically said they
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screwed up and they're going to discipline the officials.
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If you remember correctly, this move was made famous by Bill
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Belichick back in 2014 and was subsequently made illegal by the
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NFL and apparently the NCAA. Oklahoma won the game by 1.
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Touchdown 24 to 17. Errol.
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Dial it up. Yeah, it's pretty simple.
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Anybody want to be a belly bell? Well, ladies and gentlemen, they
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did it. Oklahoma did it.
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Here's the facts. I mean, I didn't watch the game.
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I heard a little bit about it yesterday and and to me, the
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fact that the touchdown counted and the play counted, I could
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care less if the referees get reprimanded.
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It affected the game. And if it affects the game, how
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does that benefit any of the other teams that allowed it to
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happen? I mean, honestly, it was an
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embarrassment for the NF, NCAA. It's an embarrassment, obviously
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that it wasn't. Obviously the referees didn't
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know the rule or didn't see it. How did you not see it when it
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was played right in front of your eyes?
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Makes no sense. But again, the NCAA will find a
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way to tuck it under the rug, as the MLB does for Mr. Osheyo
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Adani, as we all know. Yeah, it definitely was.
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It's an illegal method that should have been should have
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been. That was a shot at Job, by the
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way, and he gave me the thumbs up on it.
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Yeah, it was blatantly obvious, too.
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Like I always It's one thing if the call is controversial, if
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it's close. We've seen instances of that in
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college football where sometimes targeting can be very sketchy
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based on where you lean with your helmet and stuff like that.
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That's the only thing, easy, drastic things, getting players
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ejected or suspended for the next game.
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That could become more crucial in conference play.
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But this is blatantly obvious, and I give Oklahoma coaching
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staff from credit. Brent Venables has been one of
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the better offensive coaches when he was at Clemson.
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They definitely miss him right now.
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He's been a good head coach now and their offensive staff's been
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good for a long time. But that was definitely illegal.
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And again, in a game like that of two ranked SEC opponents
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could define the season for both of those teams.
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And you got to feel bad for Auburn in that regard, too.
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Again, wouldn't have won them the game.
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I don't know. Oklahoma was still out playing
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them, but it was enough. Where cares?
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If they're going to get reprimanded, really, who cares?
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It could cost Auburn a chance to make it to the final 12th.
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So how does that benefit anybody in Oklahoma?
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So reprimand them all you want. It's not going to it's not going
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to help anything that happened in the game.
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What a crock. The NCAA.
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Go ahead, brush it under the rug.
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Brush it under the rug like every organization likes to do.
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And that's what's going to happen when you look at the way
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the College Football Playoff rankings have come out with the
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12 teams now, either we're still controversy even with the four
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teams, but even more with the 12 teams and Oklahoma getting in in
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that little bit of a tiebreaker of a quality conference win
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could be a difference of another team getting screwed.
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That may be warning you've gotten that benefit.
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All right, let's move on away from that play, which by the
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way, I laughed that so hard that they didn't call that a penalty.
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Everybody knows that's a penalty, like I thought every
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official knows that's a penalty. You can't do that.
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But whatever. SEC.
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SEC Baby. SEC to New York Yankee second
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baseman Jazz Chisholm joining the 3030.
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Club. Yes, Errol's favorite Yankee
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second baseman, maybe in the history of the game, Jazz
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Chisholm reached the club for the first time in his career.
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He's the third Yankee ever to reach this milestone.
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Soriano did it twice, in 2002 and 2003, and Bobby Bonds,
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father of Barry Bonds, did it in 1975.
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I feel like it's boosted my career 100% in different ways.
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The winning mentality, talking about being a Yankee, the
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winning mentality, the winning atmosphere, the way everybody in
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the front office to the training staff wants to win.
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This is how I felt like I grew up or playing baseball and what
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I needed to be around to be even more successful.
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And it doesn't want a little. There it goes.
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According to friend of the Show and Yankees reporter Brian Hoke,
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Jazz is thinking even bigger and wants 4040.
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I've been saying that since I've been a rookie.
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Errol. First off, are the are the
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Yankees going to keep Jazz? What is it going to cost to keep
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them if they do? And you think he's a 4040 guy
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potentially? Dial him up.
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Well, as long as he gets rid of that ugly chain he wears after
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the games. Oh my God it's horrible that
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that has more of a glare than watching him play baseball right
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now. He's batting 247.
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What are we going to pay for a guy that's batting 247?
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He's 30 foot 30. Great for him.
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He plays in Yankee Stadium. Short porch.
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Kiss my ass left-handed ball sucker.
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I got to say something about Chazzy Chizz.
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The guy is overrated. He's not worth a dime.
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The only person that was worth a dime is Danny Dimes.
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Money that baby. I can't stand this guy.
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He sits, he prances, he dances, and by the way, he can only hit
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three home runs in a Home Run Derby stick.
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I don't want to pay him. Let him go somewhere else,
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little ball sucker. Yeah, what I mean, you can say
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what you want. You don't have to like him as a
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person or what he wears. But if you if you look at his
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162 numbers, they're pretty impressive.
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They're elite, elite of the second baseman and all of
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baseball. We're just not talking second
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baseman. It's it's top three as second
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baseman and it's top 10 as a 162 average for what he's played.
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Can he do it? Yes.
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Do they care that he's hitting 247?
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No, because he's more than serviceable defensively.
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I mean better than what you know, he's still going to make
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errors. We know that's going to happen.
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But I are they going to pay half the guys?
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I have no idea what they're going to do.
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Do they like what he brings to the team in different ways than
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than what is on the field? But he can kind of do what he
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wants if he's the 3030 guy. And when you really break it
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down of what he's done, it's tough to go against not paying
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the dude. It's it's just tough.
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He's not worth the string cheese I just ate.
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Listen, you might not like his antics, but the guy is putting
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up numbers right now and he's doing it in New York, which is
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not the easiest place to play. He's kind of like, he's kind of
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like Prime is what it reminds me of.
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Prime rib. That's about it.
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Yeah, he brings the flash. He has.
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He has, you know, the that extra swag, I guess, if you will, that
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New York really, I don't think has seen in quite some time.
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And like, that's what you want in New York.
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You want that New York because that sells.
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Don't be surprised at this offseason he's on 100 different
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commercials and he's selling everything from whatever condoms
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to freaking life insurance. Oh, he'll, he'll have he'll have
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plenty like he's going to have a long stay in New York when this
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no matter. Obviously I will standing.
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On their ground and what he, if he does anything in the
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playoffs, too. Oh, look at son, game over.
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His jerseys are going to be thrown off, dude.
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Some, like old, old baseball fans probably don't like the
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antics. They probably don't like, you
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know, the big chain and all that.
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But the younger generation is all about flair.
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Trust me, They go up looking like a samurai every time they
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go to hit, and the guy's throwing 73 miles an hour.
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Just wear it, dude. Yeah.
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I'd rather I'd rather go fly fishing than watch that guy play
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baseball. OK, I mean, do fly fishing.
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Yeah, exactly. I would rather go fly fishing
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than watch him too. But you know what there?
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You go, you agree with me, all right?
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Yeah, I agree with you all day on that.
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Dude. You take me to the mountain of
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Montana. I don't need my phone.
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I don't need the game. I don't need we go fly fishing.
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Let's go. Fly fishing, that's.
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Right. But I'll tell you what.
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Have you ever fly fish? Of course I have.
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Why would I say that? I didn't.
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I didn't fly fishing because I. With no one knew you'd throw
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something just crazy off the wall.
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Fly fish I actually learned from a professional fly Fisher so.
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Fisherman. Why does that not surprise?
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He probably was the best fly fisherman in the world.
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No, he. Was good top five in Montana.
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He was good and it wasn't in Montana when I did that, but but
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I went fly fishing and he was really, really good and I got a
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chance to learn how to use the, you know, he was the, you know.
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So what's the contract? What's the contract, guys?
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How, what are we talking about? Is this a 5?
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Year. How old are you?
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He's, what, 27? 20/27/28 Something like that.
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I'm sure he's going to get probably A5 for. 150.
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Maybe. 30 a year. We got to see what the comps
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are. Don't want him?
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He'll play all year, next year 28.
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Don't want? Him so.
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You get it all year. At 28, you really start hitting
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your prime. Like 28 to 32 I would say is
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probably your prime years, depending on who you ask.
21:23
I feel like I'm in my prime now sitting on the couch, though.
21:28
So you're paying for his prime years, taking him out of free
21:32
agency, and he wants to be a Yankee.
21:34
Like he's expressed that he wants to play in New York.
21:37
So I mean, he could even take a a hometown deal and go cheaper,
21:42
but I doubt it because the taxes in New York are ridiculous.
21:47
I was thinking it's like 6 for 175 or something like that,
21:50
taken to like his thirty age 33 season where he could still get
21:54
another contract, you know, something like that.
21:57
Yeah, I mean that's definitely positive.
21:58
They can also like they can add in whatever you can restructure
22:01
the deal midway through and you can add an extension like you
22:04
know whatever. So depending on how he plays,
22:06
not really put. Up.
22:07
What do you think his AAV though?
22:09
Let's let's OK take the years aside.
22:12
Is it 30 a year? What is Bregman getting a year
22:15
I? Think it might be.
22:18
He's on a, he's on a walk year too, isn't he right?
22:20
Yeah, he's getting. Bregman, he's got.
22:22
The opt out, but he's getting he's got a three-year 120, so
22:26
Bregman's getting 40. OK.
22:27
So I would go, I would go under Bregman because I feel like
22:31
Bregman has done it for longer, has been a better player for
22:34
longer. So like 2020 a year 30, yeah, I
22:39
guess I would say anywhere but yeah, maybe 25 to 35 somewhere
22:43
probably in that range, which is.
22:44
So crazy. Bro that's.
22:47
A lot of money, man. That's a lot of money one year.
22:50
That's a lot of jazz you're going to have to watch, Errol.
22:53
But you know, I would, I would just warn you.
22:55
I would just warn about jazz in a contract year.
22:59
Same way I would warn Colts fans about Daniel Jones, who's in a
23:02
contract year. All right.
23:03
Anyway, mute this. So mute this guy.
23:05
Moving on, oh, we're not getting muted because I got something to
23:08
pick up with you. Breakout season.
23:10
Errol marks for Jackson Smith and Jiggba on the way.
23:15
As someone on the show predicted, Jackson Smith and
23:19
Jiggba's haven't come in that part with Sam Darnold with the
23:21
departure receivers DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett.
23:25
In the first two weeks of the season, he was receiving 41.1%
23:29
of the targets on the team, which was historically would be
23:33
in the top three all time since 2000, including like the great
23:38
Dehandre Hopkins season where he got like every pass from that
23:41
from the Titans and then he all it didn't happen this week.
23:45
He only got 25% of the target share Errol because he he helped
23:49
them blow out as their opponent and wasn't playing by like the
23:52
middle of the third quarter. So he only played 49% of the
23:55
snaps. Pretty impressive.
23:58
Right now he is second in the league in receiving yards, 10
24:02
yards behind Puka Nakua, who I'm sure you're not surprised is
24:05
leading the league, followed by and he is fifth in receptions
24:09
with 22. He only had five catches for 96
24:12
yards and a touchdown in this last game.
24:15
My question to you is, are actually 2 questions.
24:18
Are we looking at the emergence of one of the next great
24:21
receivers in this league? And two, are you willing to
24:24
admit that I was right about JSN this year?
24:30
Dial it up. No, they played.
24:34
San Francisco secondary is crap. Pittsburgh secretary besides
24:38
Jaylen Ramsey is really crap, by the way.
24:41
Jaylen Ramsey was. Besides, a Hall of Fame corner
24:44
is crap. He wasn't playing him.
24:46
They were moving them all over the field to keep them away from
24:48
Jaylen Ramsey and the Saints and the Saints secretary.
24:52
Crap. Who's he playing again now?
24:54
He's playing Arizona. Wait until he plays the
24:56
Buccaneers. Wait until he plays Jacksonville
24:58
Stakes, Houston secondaries. I mean, he's playing garbage.
25:03
They're playing garbage. Wait till he plays Washington.
25:06
That's a pretty good secondary. And he plays Tampa when he plays
25:10
a decent secretary. He hasn't played nothing.
25:12
He hasn't played a good gets a good secretary yet.
25:15
He's a good player. I'm not taking it away that
25:17
Najiba is a good player. He played for Ohio State.
25:21
He comes from a very good college.
25:23
They always get, they always address that.
25:24
They get good wide receivers. You could go up and down.
25:27
Got Wilson Harrison junior I mean we hope he's going to be a
25:31
good one. I I mean usually these Ohio
25:33
State's Ohio statewide receivers are great.
25:36
I just you got to cool down here.
25:39
He hasn't played anything good yet.
25:41
When he starts to play great corners and he puts up those
25:45
numbers as we all know any Dimes has, then we can talk and you
25:50
can argue and say that you were right, but this is garbage just
25:54
playing Arizona. I I hope he's.
25:56
Arizona is a better defense. They're going.
25:59
To be Arizona, Arizona secondary is not good and he's going to
26:03
they. Have a really good front 7.
26:05
But their secondary is not good and he's going to be licking his
26:07
lips next week because he's going to be able to run against
26:10
that secondary so. Pull down.
26:13
Well, I pull down. I mean, there, here, you're not
26:16
gonna run against Arizona. They're gonna throw against
26:18
Arizona. And the whole point of my best
26:20
arrow. I know you're such a creep with
26:21
the string cheese. You're you're like making it
26:24
seem like it's like a sexual like thing.
26:26
It's strange how you're like holding that.
26:29
What the strange? I don't I like.
26:30
String. It's like a like string, like
26:32
something else. I like it so.
26:34
I'm going to say I'm going to leave that topic alone and talk
26:37
more about. What Jack?
26:38
I like string cheese Jigba everybody likes.
26:40
That you're weird about string. Cheese.
26:42
What am I weird about? I like string cheese.
26:44
I like to eat it. What is so weird about that?
26:48
I don't get it. Who?
26:49
Takes a fork and knife to string cheese.
26:51
I didn't. How did I use a?
26:53
Serial killer. Cut it in half.
26:55
You're the one who did that. I did not use a fork in knife.
26:59
OK. And then play with it like like,
27:02
you're fine. Wait a second.
27:03
I cut it in half and I was eating it.
27:05
What the hell was I playing with?
27:07
I was chewing on it. How am I playing with it?
27:09
What do you want me to do? Stick it up my rear end?
27:12
What the hell is wrong with you? Serial killer?
27:15
No. You always want to do something
27:16
like that though. I ate it.
27:18
That's. What I'm saying?
27:19
OK, about cheese, you eat string.
27:20
Cheese, I said Jackson Smith and jigs is going to be a top five
27:24
PPRY and I. Descend.
27:26
I think I'm looking pretty good on that bet.
27:29
Pretty good on that bet. Errol, I'm giving you a chance
27:33
to back out right now because he might be top three.
27:37
All right, we've heard it here again.
27:40
This is the remix is a segment we.
27:41
Will I do not know at times. In this fall, let's move on to
27:46
the final story is I don't think we actually might have one more
27:48
after this. Let's see.
27:50
Oh, no, this is the last one, Errol.
27:52
Here it is, Belichick loving life, losing games.
27:58
This is the sideline before the game.
28:01
I don't have a story, Errol. I just have this little video of
28:04
her in the short short skirt and him just basically saying I love
28:10
this more than football. They lost 34 to 9 to UCF.
28:15
This is what retirement is for Bill Belichick.
28:18
It's delicious. Right, they were just two and
28:21
two by the way, UNC, they beat 2 nobodies and lost horribly to
28:25
teams that actually were halfway decent.
28:29
Well, that looks delicious for him.
28:31
Obviously a lot of kissy kissy and huggy huggy and hopefully
28:35
bangy bangy. Where's the Viagra pill when you
28:37
need them? Honestly, I could care less what
28:41
North Carolina is doing. We all know what his old dirty
28:44
ways are thinking after and before the game.
28:47
It's getting in that sack and playing happy Sandbag with her.
28:52
I mean, honestly, his sandbag is probably dangling from, you
28:56
know, from the floor. I don't know what the hell is
28:59
Sandbag looks like, but she definitely knows.
29:02
I, I, I honestly could care less what North Carolina is doing.
29:05
I just like looking at what she's doing.
29:08
I mean, I don't want to hear what she has to say.
29:10
Honestly. She thinks she knows football.
29:12
She opens her mouth. She's the voice of reason, even
29:15
though she's the voice of the voice of ass.
29:18
That's about it. Shake it, bake it, wear those
29:21
high heels, wear those leg warmers and make sure that you
29:25
know that you're not wearing any underwear.
29:26
That's all I got to say. I mean, yeah, that's that's the
29:28
main thing. Honestly, who really cares?
29:30
Another TOE job. North Carolina has shown to be
29:33
not a great team this year. I know it's very early into the
29:36
season, but however is they're not going anywhere.
29:39
They're not going anywhere. They're 200 talented.
29:41
Bill Belichick is the only highlight of it.
29:43
And if we're putting up points like this or games like this,
29:46
it's not very much of A highlight.
29:47
So it's cool stories to look at. You know what Bill Belichick and
29:51
his 20 something year old girlfriend are doing on the
29:53
sideline. But this team is pathetic right
29:54
now. I'll let you lick my butt.
29:58
Well, there you have it, another great addition.
30:01
Of dial it up. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
30:08
King of the hell. And here's the King of the Hill.
30:12
This, Bobby, is the Beltline. You never ever hit below that.
30:16
Not that kind of king of the hill, you dumb.
30:20
This is King of the Hill. Made my nipples all.
30:24
Right, guys, here we are, the last segment of the night.
30:28
Once again, it's time for. King of the Hill.
30:33
This is a sports trivia competition game where you will
30:37
have a chance to take on last week's king.
30:40
Is Errol Marx being the king the most tenured king in this game?
30:43
The way it works is we got 3 rounds.
30:45
Everyone's in round one in peasant fight.
30:47
There'll be a topic you will debate and have three chances to
30:50
put out your your picks and Arrow will decide of those 4
30:54
competitors who will be moving on to the joust of Square off
30:59
for a chance to take on the King in round 3 where everyone who
31:02
lost will have a chance to vote democratically to vote out the
31:07
King. Are you boys ready to play
31:09
tonight's? King of the Hill.
31:14
All right, we got the music going.
31:15
Here it is. We've been doing this every
31:17
week. Round 1 is going to stay in the
31:20
peasant mode of the best performances of Week 3 of the
31:25
2025 NFL season. So guys, we talked about it all
31:29
night. We did the whip around, we
31:31
covered the main stories. Who again, doesn't have to be
31:34
players, could be also coaches, could be owners, could be Jordan
31:39
Hudson for all I care, who had the best performance in Week 3.
31:46
So here we are. We're going to get it set up and
31:49
we'll start off. We'll go because it's Rosh
31:53
Hashanah. Well, Shana Tovai everybody.
31:55
We'll go right to left, starting with Speedy going to Tommy Jabba
32:00
and then Goody for two. Well, I might as well.
32:02
Speedy. I might as well steal the
32:04
obvious one, the one I did for my stat, Isaiah Rodgers.
32:07
Like it's pretty hard not to. Not him, not there when he had
32:10
all these defensive touchdowns to 65 and 85 yard runs to go
32:15
along with three 3/4 turnovers against, again, a Bengals team
32:19
with a backup quarterback. Fine, but he's forcing fumbles
32:22
against good wide receivers still covering the ball very
32:24
well. Only allowed two catch 1 catch
32:26
for two yards to go along with record setting turnovers on the
32:29
1st 99.9 BFF grade. I think the hassle take the cake
32:32
this week. Yeah, I missed that one, Speedy.
32:36
That was I was, I was texting you when it was going.
32:38
I couldn't believe it. What an unbelievable
32:40
performance. Had a crazy pass deflection in
32:43
the end zone and another forced fumble.
32:45
Did you has anybody looked at Derrick Henry's grills?
32:47
I mean, seriously, he's got all gold cold teeth in his mouth
32:52
when he's putting. I'm like, what the hell is that?
32:54
Those are grills. It's crazy.
32:56
How does? He care what it is.
32:58
I ain't messing with that dude. I'm just saying, how do you play
33:01
with grills in your mouth? He knows a choke on those
33:03
things. They're no they're made for your
33:06
teeth. They're like Invisaligns.
33:08
I know, but they get loose, especially if you get hit like
33:11
that, right? I don't.
33:12
Think so? No, they're made for your teeth.
33:15
I mean, are you getting middle of the mall grills we're talking
33:18
about like Paul Wall grills? Spencer gifts grills, Are you
33:21
talking about 45,000 at top, another 50 at the bottom?
33:25
Is that what you're talking about?
33:26
Those type of grills. This makes my pecker hard.
33:33
All right, let's keep going. Tommy All right, I'm going.
33:35
To go with one of the better running backs over this past
33:37
week, I'm going to go with a guy who's sort of going into the
33:39
season was sort of under appreciate.
33:41
I'm going Mr. Jonathan Taylor only because you know, of course
33:45
we have Derrick Henry, Saquon Barkley and Bijon Robinson as
33:48
the best running backs going into the season.
33:50
Jonathan Taylor has been on an absolute tear for an amazing
33:53
Colts team that really has been finding their footing amazingly
33:56
recently. Jonathan Taylor of course,
33:58
arrows up here doing the Danny Dimes.
34:00
But other than that, of course like like Danny Dimes, Jonathan
34:03
Taylor has been a very good Robin to Danny Dimes. 3 rushing
34:07
touchdowns and really an explosive game against the
34:10
Broncos and an amazing defense. So I'm going to go with Jonathan
34:12
Taylor. You just called Jonathan Taylor.
34:15
Robin to Danny Dimes. Yeah.
34:17
My God, this is this show. Must have been off the handle
34:19
before I got here. Jabba.
34:25
I'm going to stay in the running back and I'm going to go Jordan
34:27
Mason obviously being able to step up with Aaron Jones and a
34:31
hammy and Carson Wentz obviously coming in, just not knowing and,
34:36
you know, comes in and makes the most of his opportunity.
34:40
You know, couple teddies and over 100 yards.
34:43
Hopefully you pick them up because I don't think he was on
34:46
a bunch of people's radar. But yeah, just to come in,
34:49
especially in that situation, no one gets an opportunity and got
34:53
to make the most of it because you never know what's going to
34:54
happen. But guy, when Aaron Jones comes
34:57
back now, he has a valuable quantity.
34:59
So Jordan Mason for me. Good luck on Jordan Mason
35:02
finding the guys that are going to get hurt in front of him two
35:05
years in a row to get some playing time.
35:07
You know, pretty lucky. But I like Jordan Mason.
35:09
Actually, I like him. A lot.
35:11
Pretty good player, Goody. For two.
35:14
I'm going to go with wide receiver Las Vegas Trey Tucker.
35:24
He had the most fantasy points this year so I hope you guys had
35:27
him on your roster of the game of this week.
35:31
Caught 8 passes at 145 yards and three cuties leading all the
35:36
fantasy footballers. And.
35:39
Points. I think he scored around 40
35:41
something points or something like that.
35:43
So I have yourself a game kid and then I'm going to go with
35:47
one of my favorite quarterbacks, Jalen Hurts.
35:51
I mean, Jalen Hurts is an absolute, what can we say?
35:55
But he actually had a really good breakout game.
35:58
He had 30 fantasy football, 23 for 266 yards, but he had three
36:04
tutties, little Russian touchdown, you know, and not to
36:10
mention he came back against the Rams in in comeback time.
36:13
So hey, we're going to we're going to golf.
36:16
Clap for Jalen Hurts and Trey Tux.
36:20
Yeah, it wasn't the the two block field goals or anything.
36:24
Java. I'm going to do come back Week
36:30
3. Obviously, you know, A.J.
36:32
Brown, his first two weeks were not great as Errol touched on
36:35
early. But then to come back and, you
36:38
know, get basically double the amount of catches and yards in
36:42
in one game. And you know, obviously getting
36:45
getting that back to you. And then you got Devante Smith
36:48
to where you can kind of get freed up and, you know, gets
36:51
gets over 100 yards and and gets back to where he wants wants to
36:55
be. And obviously in that in that
36:56
game with the Eagles and the back and forth and there's a lot
36:59
of stuff going on in that game, But A.J.
37:01
Brown was huge for them and in the confidence.
37:03
So I'm going to go to Bounce Back Week 3 for A.J.
37:05
Brown. Dummy.
37:08
So Jabba took my pick. I was going to go with Mr. A.J.
37:10
Brown. I'm going to honestly say I'm
37:13
going to see if I can do this. Mr. David Montgomery going on
37:16
right now with the Lions. David Montgomery's actually
37:18
having a really good game right now, having 117 yards on 10
37:22
carries and one touchdown right now, keeping himself ahead and
37:26
the Lions ahead of the Baltimore Ravens, a team that of course is
37:30
very heavily favored to even go to the Super Bowl this season.
37:33
Of course, the Lions being a heavy favorite too.
37:35
But David Montgomery right now is killing it in the backfield,
37:38
of course, has more purpose yards than Mr. Derrick Henry
37:40
himself. So I'm going David Montgomery.
37:44
All right. Speedy for two.
37:46
All right, I'll start off with staying in that Eagles Rams game
37:49
on the losing side. But it's Puka Nuku 11 catches,
37:52
112 yards in against that level of a secondary with Mitchell and
37:55
Dejean and all the young talent that they have.
37:57
And Puka was still able to get open, get get a lot of
38:00
separation a lot of those rounds, especially in the 2nd
38:02
and the third quarter. So he gets my first one of the
38:04
remaining set and I'll go with a a veteran guy for the last one.
38:06
Bobby Wagner having a very strong Game 2 sacks, which again
38:10
at this point is not really known as much of A pass rush.
38:12
It really actually wasn't even in his peak either, but 11 total
38:15
tackles and had to deal with a lot against Ashton Genti
38:18
guarding the middle a lot of the time in that offensive line.
38:20
So I'll have him round out mine as a veteran linebacker.
38:25
All right, chubby. All right, so actually kind of
38:28
like sort of piggybacking off of what Speedy said, but nobody's
38:31
gone with a coach yet. I know we can go to coach
38:33
performances, but I'm going to say Mr. Dan Quinn and the
38:36
Washington Commanders kind of out coaching Dan Quinn, out
38:39
coaching his former mentor Pete Carroll and the Las Vegas
38:43
Raiders, of course, they just put an absolute clinic on the
38:46
board with 44 with 40 plus points over there in that
38:49
absolute blowout over the Raiders.
38:51
Like Speedy said, you got Bobby Wagner working in, you got
38:54
Marcus Mariota who is filling in of course for injured Jason
38:57
Jayden Daniels and absolutely did what he needed to do Terry
39:00
Mclaurin absolutely had a great game and defensively and
39:03
offensively on the ball the team did what they needed to do.
39:06
So I got to give a lot of credit to Jan Quinn and his coaching
39:08
staff for that one. They absolutely put on on a
39:10
phenomenal game. Like I said and absolutely like
39:13
I said, he, him and his coaching staff absolutely out coached his
39:16
mentor. So give me Dan Quinn's
39:18
performance as a coach this past week.
39:21
Hey, hey, let's let's not forget freaking Scatterbo.
39:25
Oh. Hold up, we're we?
39:27
Jabba goes before you and I want to hear everything I have to say
39:30
about Cam Scatterbo though. OK, well.
39:33
Jabba, Jabba. Pam Scatterbo Oh no, no, I'm
39:40
actually going to take the the charges of Marion Hampton.
39:44
I I, for me, it's like it's when a guy goes out, you get an
39:48
opportunity. I think Najee Harris went out.
39:50
Was it early or close to halftime in the first half, I
39:52
believe and come in and I just to be able to be a dual threat
39:58
out of the back and, and no, I think he ended up with maybe
40:01
over 20 touches and like 100 and some yards.
40:05
Obviously be able to be a dual threat with Herbert and you know
40:09
one of those guys that. To step up when somebody gets
40:11
hurt. So and and not a huge name.
40:13
So I was I was impressed. So I'm going to go with the
40:16
Martin Hampton. I'm good, he rounded out.
40:19
Yeah, I'm going with Cam scouted ball.
40:21
I didn't watch too many NFL games this this week, but I did
40:25
watch him run his first run in the NFL and it was very
40:28
impressive bouncing off a couple defenders and then taking it to
40:32
the for a first down. He had 10 carries, which that
40:35
led the team. He had 60 rushing yards which
40:37
that led the team and they have a really good Tyrone.
40:43
Is it Tyrone Lacy or Tyrone? Tracy, he got hurt in the game.
40:47
That's why Scatterboat came in. Yeah, so Tracy, I had a Moth
40:49
fantasy team last year. I thought he was fantastic.
40:52
But Scatterboat came in and I saw how this guy ran the
40:54
football and it was just a different, it was on a different
40:56
level. They had a rushing TD8 targets,
40:59
6 receptions, 61 yards receiving yards.
41:02
He leads all of the rookies running backs on rushing TV's
41:06
this season and he's arguably been one of the best running
41:10
backs in the the pass so far this season.
41:16
Now we're only you know, we're into the young season, but I
41:19
really like what I'm seeing out of this guy.
41:21
Hard nosed player. I liked when I saw him at
41:23
Arizona State too. He was pretty good and I can't
41:27
he wasn't a first rounder. What was he like 1/4 rounder?
41:29
4th 4th round pick. Yeah, fourth round pick and he's
41:33
starting and he's an absolute menace on the field.
41:35
I like I mean. Self self-proclaimed he should
41:37
have won the Heisman. Well, yeah, he struck the.
41:41
Heisman Remember he struck the Heisman pose in the in the bowl
41:43
game. I remember there's some like
41:46
sort of something around him, but dude, I didn't like, I
41:49
watched him a little bit Arizona State, but I watched him the
41:51
other night and I'm like, I was going to text you fish and be
41:54
like, yo, you got a good one, but.
41:56
That bowl game with Arizona State was the best game, like in
41:59
the whole entire playoffs in my opinion.
42:03
Yeah, no, he was a stud in in college and it looks like the
42:06
Giants got a steal in the. 4th oh he got rocked, he got rocked.
42:11
I saw him hit his head in the back on the field and got up and
42:13
get a couple shakes. Definitely concussed, maybe
42:16
minor concussion and stayed in the game.
42:18
Ran it back up again. I'm like.
42:19
He's like, yeah, it's like, yeah, next play.
42:22
Yeah. Exactly.
42:24
All right, Errol, that's the round.
42:26
Who's moving on? To the joust, all right.
42:29
I didn't like Scatterbo. I disagree.
42:32
I would not put his Scatterbo in my top three.
42:34
Hey, that's a 6060 thing. And then I ended up on.
42:37
That I'm going to go with Jabba and speech.
42:40
Man, all right, let's. Win.
42:43
Set up for the joust. He tastes.
42:45
Himself. You think I picked Scatabo?
42:47
Why do you think I wanted to pick Daniel Jones?
42:50
But I definitely wasn't going. To all right, so here it is, the
42:55
joust Round 2 best lefty quarterbacks of all time.
43:01
We were talking about best lefty pitcher of all time.
43:04
I thought it would be good to also bring it to football.
43:08
So there's a whole bunch of great ones.
43:11
I know some of my favorites are lefty quarterbacks, some of the
43:15
more infamous as well, perhaps lefty quarterbacks.
43:19
So let's see what you guys got for best lefty QBs.
43:23
Of. All time Errol, Who's going
43:26
first? I'll go speed.
43:31
All right. I'll start it off with a guy
43:33
that kind of gets underappreciated.
43:35
I think the in the 70s too, but with one of the more elusive
43:38
quarterbacks. Not a heavy runner, but it got a
43:40
guy that was tough to take down and that was Ken the snake
43:42
stabler guy that was 70s the Raiders teams with Fred
43:46
Blatnikoff as his wide receiver. Dave Casper, who I think I've
43:48
used in other king of the hills with the with the tight ends in
43:51
the past on that John Madden Raiders team.
43:54
A guy that was very hard to take down with with again, 212 Super
43:58
Bowls and was one of the better quarterbacks of his era.
44:01
That doesn't get enough appreciation.
44:03
Kenny Stabler. Good thing.
44:05
Java. I'm going to go Steve Young as a
44:09
as a Niners fan growing up, not because any reason other than
44:14
the fact that we had Nebraska guys on there, but then you keep
44:18
watching them and there's always something weird.
44:20
I've always because I'm left-handed and half the things
44:22
I do and right-handed and other things I'm amphibious as they
44:25
call them. But no, just I for being an
44:30
undersized guy, good sneaky runner, you know, playing as
44:34
long as he did. And just there's just something
44:36
about him that I just loved watching and his numbers speak
44:39
for himself. So I'm going to go Stevie Young.
44:42
All right, let's. I don't know what just happened
44:44
with the camera angle. Let's put it back.
44:46
There you go. Speedy.
44:48
All right, I got Michael Vick for the next one, one of the
44:50
most electric runners his time again, it wasn't the same way
44:54
the thrower, the same way that a lot of these other running
44:56
quarterbacks. We talked about the dual threat
44:57
quarterbacks in the past, but his peak years with the Falcons,
45:00
he had very elusive speed, still could throw big arm type guy.
45:03
And then with the Eagles too, kind of resurrected his career
45:05
after what happened with him with the whole the whole dog
45:08
fighting incident. So I'm going to go with Michael
45:10
Vick. Michael Vick was, I don't know
45:12
if you remember Errol, just the college Michael Vick.
45:15
Oh, you can just watch those highlights and you should be
45:18
like Oh my God. Virginia Tech Scariest things
45:20
I've ever seen Virginia Tech. It was like completely
45:24
unstoppable in college, Also pretty unstoppable in the pros.
45:28
Obviously kind of his own worst enemy.
45:30
Jabba. Man, I mean, there's this.
45:34
We're getting picky here now. God dude I don't know does does?
45:42
Is this just NFL or could they? Are we counting in college too?
45:45
Is this? I, I mean, like, you're going to
45:47
kind of have to pick an NFL guy if you're going to win like best
45:50
of all time. Yeah.
45:52
I mean, it's just there's not that more that many left.
45:58
I will go probably you got Stabler.
46:02
I'm going to go golly, I'm gonna go Tebow, just because I don't
46:11
want to keep doing this Tebow. And he won one playoff game and
46:16
he was actually pretty good. There's better guys than Tebow
46:19
you could have picked from, so we got one more job.
46:22
You're gonna have to dig deep, man.
46:24
If you need to go to college, go to college.
46:26
But you know, let's try to dig deep.
46:29
Speeding. Yeah, actually, for now was the
46:30
one I was going to take because I think for a guy that was on an
46:34
expansion team with the Jacksonville Jaguars too, I
46:36
mean, that was a lot more of a running team, obviously with
46:38
Fred Taylor, and they had a very good offensive line.
46:41
But you still need some level of a quarterback play in order to
46:43
make that work. They made a couple AFC
46:45
championship games to open their franchise existence.
46:47
Didn't go to the Super Bowl. They lost to the Patriots once.
46:49
They lost to Tennessee in that year, where they only lost the
46:51
Tennessee Titans in 1999. But still, I think you look at
46:55
somebody that impact on just growing that team and then with
46:57
Washington, so even he was one of those cycles with Joe Gibbs
46:59
when he had all those different quarterbacks and they made a
47:01
couple playoff appearances with just really a rotation of the
47:03
guy. So I'll I'll give him my last
47:05
one. And Jabba.
47:09
You know what, I will go Boomer a size and I think it he'd
47:15
actually went Jordan Lorenzen. That's a good one too.
47:18
His son's playing quarterback, actually.
47:20
Now, if Boomer didn't play in the same era as like, Steve
47:25
Young, I think he probably would have got a little bit more love.
47:30
I think he even won an MVP, if I recall right, in like the late
47:34
80s. Oh yeah, he did 80 I think.
47:38
He was an MVP and then like, was he the went to the Super Bowl
47:41
the next year? Super Bowl or something like
47:43
that. Yeah.
47:45
So yeah, Boomer size. All right, there it is, Errol,
47:48
who's going on. To take on the king.
47:52
I'll go speedy. All right, God has been thanked.
47:58
Let's chat. Tipo will be.
48:01
I mean, come on. Tiptino would wanted to thank
48:03
God so that would make it that would all work out I.
48:05
Can't I know that's why I did it.
48:07
All tipo is nasty. All right, so we've got 4 voters
48:12
over here. We got a tiebreaker backstage
48:16
and in our intern, Jared, if he's still here.
48:19
Yeah, there he is. So we'll see if it gets to it.
48:22
But here it is. The final round for tonight.
48:26
That's a good one. The final round.
48:30
Here it is. Take on the king.
48:33
And here's the category best defensive or special teams
48:37
touchdowns of all time. What a wild week three it was
48:42
for defensive and special teams touchdowns.
48:45
I thought this would be a great topic to visit in this
48:49
situation. Some historic plays.
48:52
You know, throughout the history of the game you don't always
48:56
talk about the defensive plays or the special teams plays, but
49:00
they have just as much a part of the wins as always.
49:04
So let's talk. Give them some love tonight.
49:06
The best defense or special teams touchdowns of all time.
49:10
Errol, do you want to go first or second?
49:15
I'll go first, I'll go first. All right, Errol.
49:20
I'm going to go, I'm going to go with Devin Hester because he's
49:24
got multiple, multiple, unbelievable.
49:27
I mean the 99 yards. Do you want to go, do you want
49:30
to go with like the kickoff that started the Super Bowl?
49:34
I was looking for like a specific 1 like.
49:35
A famous, I'll go with Devin history the the kickoff with the
49:38
Super Bowl. I that's the one I will go with.
49:40
I mean, that was pretty amazing. So I'm going with Devin Hester.
49:43
I'll stay in the stay in the Super Bowl.
49:45
I'll go with James Harrison, his fumble return against the
49:47
Cardinals in the Super Bowl, against interception return, I
49:51
should say against the against the Cardinals in the Super Bowl.
49:54
Kurt Warner throwing, trying to throw a slant on the goal line
49:57
right there could have given the lead at that time.
49:59
And James Harrison. James Harrison not being a
50:00
coverage linebacker too made that even more impressive.
50:03
Running back had to break a couple tackles to do it.
50:07
All right, Errol. All right, I'm going to go with
50:11
Rod Woodson. That's what I would go in 2000.
50:16
I remember the AFC championship game, the 494949 yard
50:21
interception return touchdown against the 2000 Yes Raid 2000
50:27
Raiders. So I'm going to go with that
50:28
one. That was a good one.
50:31
I think I. Can remember that one all right,
50:33
Speedy? All right, I'm going to go with
50:34
I'll go with Dexter or Dwight Smith, I should say, not Dexter
50:37
Jackson. Dwight Smith had the had the 2
50:40
two intercept 2IN1 game interception, return for a
50:42
touchdown. Dexter Jackson I think had the
50:43
other one too. I think he was named Super Bowl
50:44
MVP. But Dwight Smith was the one who
50:46
had two of them in that same game.
50:48
A3 defensive touchdown performance for that that
50:51
Buccaneers John Gruden against his former team in the Raiders
50:54
to get revenge. So I'll go with him.
50:57
All right. Last ones, Errol.
51:00
Well, I'm going to go. I'm going to go with this week.
51:03
I have to go with Jordan Davis. I mean, think about it this way.
51:07
A 336 pounder blocking a field goal and running it all the way
51:15
in for the raft. I mean, an absolute beast of a
51:18
man. I mean, it was unbelievable.
51:21
So I'm going to go with Jordan Davis.
51:24
And to round it out, Speedy. I'll finish it off with one
51:27
regular season one too, and that was the a very young Antonio
51:31
Cromartie in the literally the back of the end zone.
51:34
It was a missed field goal by the Vikings and I believe it was
51:38
Cromartie's rookie year in 2006 or 2007.
51:40
It fells just short. He he has his foot like right on
51:43
the heel of the end zone, practically 11111 yards and he
51:47
returns it all the way back right at the end of the half.
51:49
Had to break, like I had to break a couple tackles to do it.
51:52
That that you're going almost on the goal post catching that
51:55
ball. It's very impressive to do.
51:57
You haven't seen many things like it since that even like a
51:59
shorter distance. You've seen in college a lot
52:01
more than the pro. So I'm gonna go with him to
52:03
round it, even though it's a regular season.
52:05
Game. On this freaking thing.
52:08
All right, so those are the selections.
52:11
I'm going to vote first and I'm going to go with Speedy tonight.
52:15
I really liked Speedy's picks, especially that last one.
52:18
Although Speedy, I'm pretty sure 111 yards is impossible with the
52:21
end zone being only 100 yards, field being 100.
52:24
So, well, 120 on the field, but you don't count the other end
52:27
zone, right? It adds up for.
52:29
That don't think that's what it was.
52:30
I think it was 109 speedy, but it was. 109.88.
52:34
Yeah, it was like the longest return of anything that's ever
52:37
happened. I remember that vividly as well
52:41
and I thought you won this one tonight.
52:42
So let's that's my pick. Let's go to Nick Goody.
52:48
You guys forgot Malcolm Butler intercepting Russell Wilson and.
52:51
That wasn't. A touchdown.
52:52
Yeah, there were a whole bunch of guys left on the table.
52:54
I would have 100%. Goody, that wasn't a touchdown,
52:56
he said. Touchdowns.
52:57
Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
52:59
Defensive touchdown. Yeah, I.
53:00
Had a touchdown. Touchdown.
53:02
I was gonna say there were a handful of famous ones by Deion
53:06
Sanders that I thought could have been talked about on this
53:10
one is. Ed.
53:11
Reed, Ed. Reed with the laterals is
53:14
another guy that I would consider.
53:16
I would have also brought up the Music City Miracle as a special
53:20
teams play. I, you know, it's the second
53:23
time that we've had a chance to use it.
53:24
I think that's the greatest special teams play of all time.
53:27
The home run throwback by Frank Wycheck, which was technically a
53:30
lateral by like the slimmest of margins allegedly.
53:33
Some people don't believe it's still, but those were the picks.
53:37
Goody, who you going with? Of the two of them?
53:39
I'm going to lose. You're going with Speedy.
53:41
All right, We're going to move on to Jabba Chamberlain.
53:45
It's 2O Speedy right now. Speedy.
53:51
Just do you want to give a reason for your vote, or would
53:54
you like to abstain courteously like New York did in 1776?
53:59
I plead the 5th. That's more what's going on in
54:03
2025, actually. But Tommy?
54:06
I know I live in the present fish.
54:08
Oh. Time travel doesn't exist Java
54:11
you. Gotta be I don't know unless.
54:13
You're Matt Groening from The Simpsons.
54:15
That's clinched it. But Tommy, give us your vote.
54:18
I like girls picks. Girls picks were definitely a
54:20
lot, you know, thought out. I definitely do think he knows.
54:23
You know, those were great picks overall.
54:26
But your nose is already brown. I gotta go with.
54:29
I gotta go with. Speedy shut up, John.
54:31
Second job. But you will never pick me.
54:33
So everybody knew you were going Speedy and honestly, I could
54:37
care less. I'm I'm more worried about
54:39
losing this fantasy. You know, that's why you got to
54:41
win those swing voters over, man.
54:43
You know it's. Shut up, fish the man, Shut up,
54:45
fish your and. Tonight, the winner of King and
54:48
Hill. And Moo King is speedy PD.
54:54
Congrats Speedy. Is this your first time with the
54:56
crowd? So.
54:56
I think. So yeah, man, this is great.
54:59
Everybody give a round of applause.
55:01
Long live the king. Good Fisher it is.
55:05
Would be a good sport about that.
55:08
Really appreciate you. It's hard to be a bad sport when
55:10
you're rocking purple and gold, baby.
55:11
Right, that was my reward. I want to hear goodies.
55:14
Time travel theory. Goodie.
55:19
So you go 88 miles an hour, you get the flux capacitor.
55:22
Going you know, my mom asked me one time what I want for
55:26
Christmas and I sent her the flux capacitor and she looked it
55:29
up and she's like, I can't find this anywhere.
55:32
I'm like it's I gave you the link, buy it for me.
55:36
I'd take the DeLorean even if it didn't have the flux capacitor
55:39
in it. Delorean's dope.
55:41
Never know dude, never know. But Tesla was onto something.
55:45
So are the Nazis. OK, all right, Goody's done.
55:51
You know, Goody's supposed to still give me some compliments
55:53
there. You know I won save.
55:54
Your tears. Oh, so Tommy poops won.
55:57
Save your tears. You came in third.
56:00
Goody. So you, you owe Tommy some
56:04
compliments. 51% genuine. Let me start the music again.
56:08
Hold on over. Here, the first time Tommy's won
56:12
should be said. Well, you know, this past
56:17
December, I got to know Tommy Scoops prior, and after we left
56:23
New Orleans, he's now known as Tommy Poops.
56:28
I've never met somebody who blows through so many bottles of
56:33
cream rinse in the shower. It's actually impressive.
56:37
His hands are silky smooth. There's not a callus on them.
56:41
They're beautiful. The best I've ever seen,
56:43
actually. Never seen anything better than
56:45
that. His hair is thinning for 25, but
56:49
it's still luscious and long. His nose is brown as ever.
56:54
I've never, there's never been a never, never been a browner nose
56:58
in the league. Not one.
57:02
And man, he can take the smelliest of the smells when he
57:06
leaves the bathroom. It's quite impressive and
57:09
honestly, you take that as a compliment.
57:11
He can eat whatever he wants and it just flows right through him.
57:16
Liquid magma. It's it's amazing.
57:19
Congratulations on your win. Your teeth are white.
57:22
It's fantastic. I don't know what you got going
57:25
on with your nut duster there on your chin, but that's cool too.
57:28
I guess your hair. It looks like you got cubes on
57:30
your face, but it's all good. You'll grow into it.
57:33
We love you is. This compliments like is this
57:36
was that 51%? I think, I think he started with
57:40
a like a few and I think he's going to stay at about 50 point
57:44
like 7 and round up. You just you just the. 51 but I
57:49
appreciate it goody. Hey, cool.
57:51
Cool. Ink on your arm.
57:52
Cool. We love that.
57:53
We love the tap. Show it off.
57:54
What does it say? No Regurts.
57:56
No. Regurts so.
57:59
Barbra Jean Ithia, my grandma who actually passed away from
58:02
COVID back in 2020. So there you go.
58:05
There we go. Barbra Jean.
58:06
This one to you, baby. We love you.
58:07
I've. Been meaning to add on to it.
58:09
I'm just lazy so. Yeah.
58:11
Well, was it going to get into that?
58:12
Because that's. Fantasy.
58:13
The last friggin minute of the friggin.
58:17
So on what? What?
58:18
You what you have like what made you lose?
58:19
Lamar Jackson, They let Lamar Jackson take the ball all the
58:22
way down. It screwed me up.
58:24
I was in the lead the whole time.
58:25
A little bastard. Yep.
58:28
Gets there, fantasy. Sucks and flowers.
58:30
Flowers did absolutely nothing tonight, so it.
58:32
Absolutely. That's why you should have
58:34
picked the two receivers I had. They probably went off.
58:37
No, I like my. You still.
58:38
Having flowers is surefire #1 yes.
58:41
They do. Okay, Trey Tucker will be the
58:44
number one name on the waiver wire goodie.
58:47
Anyways, yeah, I lost 2. That's all. 5 foot 8 of him.
58:50
He tastes himself. Thank you to all the fans on
58:54
Apple and Spotify. I'm very upset right now.
58:56
Apple and spot what the hell kind of kicks that Apple Spotify
59:00
video and audio. Thank you to all the fans on
59:02
TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter X whatever YouTube drop
59:07
in the mouth worldwide sports radio network.
59:10
Yeah, it was a great 1A speedy. Who do we have on the show?
59:13
Yes, we all know. Oh yeah, crybaby himself.
59:16
I guess I love sterile arrow Pittsburgh Steelers crybaby
59:20
himself. And now that Aaron Rodgers is
59:22
there, probably will be accelerating.
59:24
At first wait to do this, he went from Russell Wilson
59:26
absolute love fest to Justin Fields love fest and crybaby
59:31
antics to now Aaron Rodgers. I'm going to play with myself
59:35
anyways. Jack will be joining us on
59:37
Wednesday. That'll be interesting.
59:39
I can't wait to hear the garbage that comes out of his mouth.
59:42
Anyways, he has that voice, you know, like he goes like, you
59:47
know, it's just like floats, you know?
59:49
It's like, weird, but floats. I love you, Jack.
59:53
Anyways, that's it for the show. Yeah, we'll have Jack on
59:56
Wednesday. We have goodies.
59:57
Bag of balls. You know, hopefully it's not
1:00:00
that Bill Belichick's beanbag, but or sandbag.
1:00:03
I could be sanding off on every kind of way, if you know what I
1:00:06
mean. Melt that one, Jabba.
1:00:08
Anyways, good night. Farewell.
1:00:11
I'm still worldwide sports radio network.
1:00:15
Go suck on an egg and and.