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Who are the GREATEST running quarterbacks in NFL history? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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They're going to have a ton of money to spend.
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Why not holding in one of the top three offensive players in
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the league? We're going to be.
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Looking at Aaron Judge and saying that you can't.
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Win the big game, Michael. Jordan said.
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I played. 80. Two games, you don't see LeBron
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doing that. A.
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Game where? You got to go for four.
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Lake Flint, my lady. I've often heard that you'd give
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me a warm welcome if ever we met again.
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And like flan, flan, flan. All right, ladies and gentlemen.
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And this we we weren't sure we were going to do this because we
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thought we had goodies. Bag of balls.
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I want to give a shout out to the my My goodster Goody is now
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in Cleveland getting ready. Ready to say I thought he was
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going to Cleveland. Yeah, he is in Cleveland.
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He just landed early this afternoon and he's excited
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because he's doing his final series of the baseball season
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with the Cleveland Guardian. So congratulations to him.
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Very excited for him. All right, my in like Flynn this
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week. It was the last minute thing I
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wanted to go so rating. So there's a company called
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Athlon Sports that rated the top.
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Yeah. OK, Top anchors of all time.
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All right, so I wanted to go into this.
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I'm going to give you their top anchors of all time.
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I'm going to give you a thumbs up or thumbs down on what I
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think. All right, We're going to go 5.
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We're going to go 521. You ready #5?
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Stuart Scott. I don't know if anybody knows
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who's Stuart Scott. 1993 to 2015 passed away cancer.
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One of the best anchors ESPN ever had to offer.
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If you don't, you should be punched.
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Yeah, no, hold on. I I just want everybody to hear
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what I think about him. I he changed the broadcasting
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world covered he if you watch any of the old movies, I don't
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know if you've seen Mr. 3000, Mr. 3000 with Bernie Mac.
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Bernie Mac Yep, he was in Mr. 3000 practically every single
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sports movie of the past. This man was the face of ESPN
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sports. Rarely him and Chris Berman were
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everything to ESPN Dan Patrick, but Stuart Scott and honestly
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Rich Eisen recently was on he filled in for Sports Center and
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he mentioned that Stuart Scott is the greatest, the greatest
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broadcaster and greatest anchor he's ever worked with.
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So one of the greatest I I would give him three if I had three
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thumbs, three thumbs up. So Stuart Scott as.
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Cool as the other side of the pillow.
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That's right, my. Favorite of his?
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Greg Gumbel would be #4 Greg Gumbel, CBS NCAA Tournament
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NBAMLB with the Winter Olympics, college baseball.
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And by the way, Brian Gumbel too, is his brother.
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So this is a family of very successful broadcasters, one of
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the better, more known journalists and TV personalities
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of all time. So I'm going to give Greg Gumbel
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2 thumbs up. So Greg gumbel #4 #3 Chris
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Berman, now this guy was arguably, he was ESPN.
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He was everything to ESPN. He created the personalities
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that ESPN became. And you, you talk about guys
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like Stephen A Smith, you talk about guys that they've brought
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over the years, the Rich Eisen's of the world, all of those guys,
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they all came from this guy. Chris Berman was the face of
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ESPN sports for many, many, many years back, back, back, back,
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back, back, gone Home Run Derby. I mean, he was everything, not
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just a baseball, football, everything ESPN.
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He was the face of ESPN, stumbling, rumbling, bumbling.
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That's right. I'm going to give him four
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thumbs up. Absolutely.
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I actually think Chris Berman was in the top two of all time.
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So thumbs up, baby. That's what I'm going to give
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him #2 Dan Patrick. And Dan Patrick really is one of
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the greatest journalists, broadcasters.
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He's Adam Sandler, one of Adam Sandler's greatest friends.
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If you go and watch any of Adam Sandler movies, he's in almost
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every single one of them. He's got a piece of every single
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one of them entertaining at the Dan Patrick show.
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He create helped out the Connecticut School of
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Broadcasting. Now he has the Dan Patrick
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School of Broadcasting. He is really the face of
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broadcasting over the last 16 years.
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I love everything that he does. If you look at all the great
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people that he's had on his show in the past, you talk about Pat
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McAfee. Pat McAfee should mimic this guy
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for all the things that he's done for professional sports
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from 1989 to now, really 2006. And, and now he has his own show
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for, I don't know, the last 15 years.
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Yeah. So Dan Patrick, I'm going to
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give him five thumbs up. Five thumbs up, baby.
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Danny Boy. And by the way, I met Dan
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Patrick, one of the nicest people you will ever meet.
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So gracious. Sit down, have a conversation
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with you. And by the way, if you're a beer
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drinker, he likes his beer as well.
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So Dan Patrick #2 I think you should be #1 And now Keith
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Olbermann as #1 Now here's the reason I'm not I like Keith
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Olbermann. He worked with ESPN.
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He's right now working for CNN. He's done stuff with Fox.
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He's been all over the world when it comes to broadcasting.
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MSNBC in 97, like I said, Fox Sports Net, NBC, everything,
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Nightly News, he's been all over broadcasting wise.
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He's been a king of broadcasting, started his career
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in ESPN. It's been sensational.
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He's had a sensational career, but to put him #1 I think
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they're going a little overboard here.
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I would have put Dan Patrick, I would have Chris put Chris
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Berman. I would have put him four, maybe
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6th. I might even put him in five.
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So I'm going to put him two thumbs down.
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I like Keith Olbermann, he's great.
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And by the way, I met Keith Olbermann at the Sports Emmys.
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Very, very nice dude. He really is very nice guy.
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You wouldn't even know that he was Keith Olbermann when you
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meet him because he's very quiet guy and he has his thick beard
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now. So you you he looks like he
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looks like Paul Bunyan. That's what he looks like.
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He really does. So kind of looked like Jabba a
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couple of weeks ago. All right, so, but very, very
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nice dude. I'm not saying Olbermann's not
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one of the best in my top five. No, I, I would take many, many
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guys. There's a lot of other anchors
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that I could, could look at right now.
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And honestly, I'm putting I an eagle here, I'm putting Mike
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Green here. I'm I'm putting a couple of guys
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as, as far as anchors are concerned.
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So Keith Olbermann, 2 thumbs down.
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So there you go. Was.
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Was Howard Cosell eligible for this?
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No, because if he was, he should have been #1.
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No, he he's not eligible for this.
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Howard Cosell and Scott Van Pelt was #7.
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Kenny Main was #8. So what what was like?
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What was that? Just sports criteria?
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Yeah, the criteria. No, this is so well, they're
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Sports Center guys. Some of them were Sports Center
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guys, but you, you see they. All, I think every single one
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of. Them, yeah, but they're all,
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yeah, they could be, but they're all driven from all different
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parts of their, you know, their careers.
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They didn't just do ESPN. Chris Berman didn't start on
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ESPN, so he started on CBS. So they're all, they all drove
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their careers as they left ESPN. So I guess you want to say top
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25 Sports Center guys, but anchors on Sports Center.
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So Oberman was #1 which I think is crazy.
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I would say if you want to say this, I would go Dan Patrick
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one, Chris Berman 2, Stuart Scott 3, Scott Van Pelp 4, Reese
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Davis 5. That's where I would go.
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Do you like Reese that much? Yeah, I like Reese and he's
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still doing it. I think Reese is good, but I
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don't know if I would put him up there.
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But I think there's a, like Rico, all time greats.
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I would put Dan Patrick one as well.
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Dan Patrick's my all time favorite for sure.
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Yeah. So like Dan Patrick's just like
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so natural. Like I mean, Sports Center is
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obviously different, but now like when you watch him, it's
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like you're just chilling with your uncle, just shooting the
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shit. So Athlon, Athlon Sports, I'll
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give a shout out to Athlon Sports.
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They this was 25 of the greatest Sports Center anchors of all
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time. So I didn't see that.
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All right, so there it is. And but where?
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Is Linda Cone at? Linda Cohen, let me see.
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Big Rangers fan. She is not.
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She still plays hockey. Yeah, so cool.
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Hold on, hold on. Let me see John Anderson.
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Craig Kilbourn. I'm looking right now.
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I don't see her, Charlie. Steiner didn't Kilbourn do like
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he did like a Late Show, right? Yeah, so Kilborn was really like
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the story with him was he wasn't as into sports as anyone else at
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ESPN and he ended up just doing kind of comedy in late night.
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So Rich Eisen was #18 Mike Tirico is number 19.
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Steve Levy was #20 so I don't. Susie Colbert was 23, Kevin
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Frazier was 24, and Sage Steel was #25 so she's not even on the
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list. So sage Steel.
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So there you go. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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we have our final segment of the night as we call this the one
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and only King of the Hell. And here's the King of the Hill.
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This, Bobby, is the Beltline. You never ever hit below that.
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Not that kind of King of the hill, you dumb.
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This is king of the hill. We don't have the king.
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Right, I got a message from the king.
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If I can get some music please for King of the Hill where we we
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will have 3 rounds of trivia. By the way.
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Compete in the peasant fight. By the way, I want to give a
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shout out to all the guys. I talked to five people after
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the show where they would have went and every single one of
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them said that they would have picked me over over the one and
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only King himself. Get over it.
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Just saying. All right, let's add everybody
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in. I already have the first
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category up, but let's get the interns in.
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It's their last night, Errol. Let's have them come on in for
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King of the Hill. Let's get Jake and Zach in on
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this one. I think we're going to do it in
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an interesting way. Here is the message just a
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little bit lower with the music. Tommy, we have King Goodie, who
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has one couple of weeks in a row.
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Here it is. I said, you know, keep crushing
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in Cleveland, Goodie. Thank you.
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Long weekend coming up, but I'm probably going to be out
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tonight. I need you to be the king.
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He asked me to be the king. So guess what, I am now the king
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of the hill and we are going to see who wants the crown.
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We have enough time to have five people compete tonight.
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Let's do it first category best running Q BS of all time.
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When I say in quotation running Q BS people that are known for
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being a mobile quarterback, not someone that is just you know,
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like great at everything. You want to play?
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You want to play Let's. Get everybody in just for this
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first round. King of the Hill all.
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Right, you guys, I'm. Right here, whoever whoever goes
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first is picking the obvious. All right, so I am thinking of a
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number between 1 and 100, and whoever's closest gets to go
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first. So let's start with Tommy.
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Between 1 and 100 he didn't even have his mic.
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Just give. Just give me.
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Just give me a number. I'm going to say 20.
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OK, arrow give. Me.
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He's 60, Zach. 73. Speedy.
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Multiple choice. People 44.
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Java. 62. Jake.
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Of course. Well, my number in football was
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75. Zach was the closest.
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Zach, you get to go 1st, I'm going to flop you with Tommy.
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So it's going to go down in like a little L here.
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Now you got to, you're going to go last in the round.
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You got to explain why, because it's very important.
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I got you. I got you.
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So it's all about I'm the king. I'll tell you what's important,
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former King Errol and yes, it is the all about the explanation.
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All right, so here we go Zach with King of the Hill, best
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mobile quarterbacks of all time started off.
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I mean, I feel like the obvious 1 and I'm going to go with, I'm
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going to go with Michael Vick. I mean, it's ever since like the
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college days, even in the NFL, he was dominated on the Falcons,
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even the Eagles, he had a stint. I, I love Michael Vick.
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I'm not a fan of what he did, obviously, but I I still think
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Michael Vick is probably the best running cube you've ever
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seen in my lifetime. Errol.
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You know, it's so interesting when you're looking at
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quarterbacks and greatest quarterbacks, but I'm, I'm going
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to go with another obvious guy and that's Steve Young.
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Steve Young was a great running back, three time Super Bowl
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champ, 2 time NFLMVP, winner of the offensive player of the
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year. Steve Young would not only
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left-handed and, and by the way, took over for one of the
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greatest quarterbacks of all time, Joe Montana and had to
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really fill in those shoes. But then Joe Montana didn't have
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the speed this guy had outside, inside can run the ball and do
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all those things. And remember, he wasn't even
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drafted by the 49ers. He was drafted by the
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Buccaneers. So I'm going to go with Steve
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Young. Tommy, all right, I'm going to
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go with one of the, of course, not one of, but the fastest
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quarterback in the league right now.
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I'm going with Lamar Jackson, the man who stands alone at the
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rushing title for the most rushing title in a season by a
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quarterback. I mean, the man is just
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absolutely electrical with his feet, the best dual threat
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quarterback when it comes to running and throwing the ball in
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the modern day NFL. And he started off at his young
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age. He wasn't really the most active
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running quarterback his first, first season, but he absolutely
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was absolutely lights out with his feet going forward, even in
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college too. So I'm go with Lamar Jackson.
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Speedy. All right, I'll, I'll stay in a,
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I'll go to a different era. I'll go to with Randall
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Cunningham with the Philadelphia Eagles and then Minnesota as
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well for a very long time too. I think was the first one, I
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don't think it was the first one to get close to 1000 yards.
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I did get 900 consistently 2 years in a row and what was
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probably a tougher era for defense too.
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When you look at those great Bears defenses and the NFC East
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of the Giants, the Washington at that time that all the, all
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those great defenses that he played against.
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So definitely Randall Cunningham has to be up there.
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Jabba. I'm going to go Cordell Stewart
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drafted and I want to say like 95 if I remember right.
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And it was, it was interesting because when he went to them it,
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they were really kind of a passing quarterback team.
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And I want to say if I'm, I'm going to have to look this up
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because I know where there were seasons that he didn't throw for
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2000, but ran for 1000 and rushing yards.
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He had over 2800 rushing TDs, 38.
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And then he goes to the Bears and literally ran the entire
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time. So when he was with Pittsburgh,
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he, I mean, he was literally changed their style of game when
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he came over. So yeah, Cordell Stewart's there
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for me, all right. Jake for two.
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All right, so for my first choice, I'm actually pretty
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shocked that he fell this far. I'm going to go with Superman,
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go with Cam Newton was winner of a unanimous MVP, pretty much
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defined the offense for the Carolina Panthers and was, you
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know, he was Superman. Obviously he held the record at
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the time. I believe it was single season
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rushing touchdowns in that season and until it was just
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recently broken by Jalen Hurts. I believe for of his career of a
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rushing quarterback for rushing touchdowns.
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And then for my second choice, I'm going to go with.
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Hold on, hold on. We got Tom.
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We got Tom. Tom's got to go.
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To all right, so I found here. To go to.
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Robert Griffin, the third. All right.
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We're only going to do 2 quarterbacks.
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That's fine. That's fine, right?
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We're only two. All right, so Thomas, you got
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RG3. Yeah, I got Robert Griffin the
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third rookie season he threw for 3200 yards and ran for an
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astonishing 815 yards. And it says he displayed power,
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speed and strength and the grit when he ran the football.
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And many expected that in the next all time player had
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arrived. So this guy sounds like a pretty
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legit quarterback. So I'm going to go with Robert
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Griffin the third. All right, Thomas, now give us
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another one coming back. You're at the top of the second
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round. Right, so I got Josh Allen,
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arguably the best quarterback in the game today.
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Josh Allen has taken the NFL award by storm and showcase one
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of his sweetest passes touches with one of the greatest,
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grittiest and hardness running games the league has ever seen
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following an absolute breakout season in 2021 where he ran for
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A7. You don't have to read that.
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Got it. Well, I don't really know
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football a lot so. I'm assuming you wrote that
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yourself and had that prepared. So being organized, yeah, like
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that way. The new guy.
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Back down, down the line to Jake.
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So I was kind of annoying. I was going to pick Josh Allen,
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but I guess off the pivot here, I'm going to go with Kyler
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Murray, kind of a undersized quarterback, but he has used his
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rushing ability very well. He's scrambled out of the pocket
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many times. And he, you know, it's weird
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because everyone makes fun of his his short stature, but it's
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actually helped him as a huge benefit because he's so mobile,
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He's so quick, how he maneuvers in the pocket and makes those
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crazy throws. And always remember the amazing
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throw he had against Buffalo from a few seasons ago where he
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scrambled all the way out last couple seconds just in time to
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deliver the ball to DeAndre Hopkins.
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So yeah, I'm going to go Kyle Murray for a second there.
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Jabba, I'm going to go. Donovan McNabb kind of
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understated. Kind of came in like right after
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Cunningham and Steve Young, and it was crazy too.
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Not his his rookie year, but I want to say his sophomore year.
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He led his team and passing touchdowns and rushing
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touchdowns. So I think he kind of went
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understated with coming in right after Steve Young ran the
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Cunningham, how prevalent they were with the running game.
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But yeah, Donovic McNabb was 1 for me.
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All right, Speedy. All right, I'll go to 1.
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I think I mentioned a different King of the Hill and that was
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Steve McNair, one of the better dual threats at that time too
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with the Tennessee Titans. Didn't have a lot of like the
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overall except for Eddie George, obviously a running back, a lot
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of the receiving weapons around him.
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So we had to really create a lot for, again, an expansion team at
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that time or relocating from Houston to Houston, Oilers to
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the Tennessee Titans, went to the Super Bowl that first year,
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very close to winning that, but even with the Ravens to it, very
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good longevity as a runner as well.
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So I'm going to go Steve McNair, rest in peace.
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Very sad what happened with him. All right, OK, True.
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Have you seen that documentary? By that documentary is crazy,
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yeah. That's that's if Errol, if you
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haven't seen the Erin McNair. Of course I can.
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I've seen every single documentary, especially that
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what happened to him and and the death of him so.
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Yeah, it's Errol Marx. You know, he's seen everything.
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Duh. Dummy.
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By the way, that investigation still being investigated because
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there there's more to the story that nobody even knows.
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So yeah, it's a lot to unfold. But going over to my last pick,
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I'm actually surprised or not surprised.
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I'm actually happy that he fell over to me because this is
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growing up my favorite football player and watching football.
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I loved myself some Russell Wilson, some prime Russell
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Wilson. I'm talking about 2014 to 2019
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Russell Wilson. Nobody could tell me that his
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elusiveness wasn't the best elusiveness in the league.
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He just absolutely knew how to trip, like how to how to beat
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the dual threat quarterback that he was, knew how to sling the
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ball when he needed to and of course, get out of the pocket
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and run with his legs when definitely needed to as well.
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So I'm going Russell Wilson. All right.
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Errol All right, So there was two guys that I can't believe
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nobody picked, but this guy was one that I definitely,
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definitely stood out to me, and that's Dante Culpepper.
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Dante Culpepper was one of the most promising young goblets.
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Didn't drop a pick out of. I thought you have a pick.
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No, he didn't. Oh no, he.
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Didn't I didn't make map? Speedy, why don't you zipper
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your mouth? You're an idiot, 2000s and
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you're cutting me off. Of course I'm going to go with
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Dante Culpepper. Zipper your mouth, you idiot.
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All right. And Zach to finish it off.
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Why would I say it if I hear him?
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Why would I say that all? Right, I'm going to go, although
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it's a short lived career, I'm going to go with Colin
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Kaepernick. He dominated the NFC West, the
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NFC. He reached the Super Bowl once
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against the Ravens. Unfortunately, they lost to
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reach multiple NFC Championships.
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He was actually the fastest. I had to look this up because I
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was actually shocked. He's the fastest QB to reach
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3000 yards in a career postseason and regular season.
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Did not know that, so I'm going to go with Colin Kaepernick.
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Also threw the fastest first pitch in baseball.
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I will say this with Colin Kaepernick, he ran an offense in
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college at Nevada that is my favorite offense in the history
23:01
of football and that is important because of our next
23:05
topic. So that's a little teaser, but
23:08
I'm going to tell you who I voted for.
23:09
I wrote them all down. I'm going to just tell you who
23:12
I'm eliminating. I'm eliminating Thomas.
23:13
RG3 played like one year as a running quarterback and couldn't
23:17
really run that much after that. Jake, I'm not going.
23:21
I'm not biting on Kyler Murray. I love the Cam Newton pick.
23:24
Jabba Cordell. Stewart wasn't really not his
23:27
slash. He ended up playing other
23:29
positions. I'm not going to give you that
23:30
one as a true running quarterback.
23:33
Good, so I get a break. You get a break, Tommy Russell
23:36
Wilson ran to throw, not ran to ran to run, you know, so.
23:41
Duran, Duran Duran. So you know that that was the
23:45
best thing about him is his ability to look downfield on the
23:47
move, not so much as, you know, being a running quarterback in
23:50
my opinion. So those guys are eliminated.
23:52
Then I have to choose between 3 really good ones.
23:55
So I'm going to. So here's here's my problem.
23:59
Kaepernick is a running quarterback for sure, and
24:02
Michael Vick is pretty great, Zach.
24:06
So it's pretty as a running quarterback.
24:08
It's hard to argue with that. Errol Steve Young's probably my
24:11
favorite running quarterback of all time.
24:14
But Dante Culpepper was not a running quarterback.
24:16
He had one season, 10 touchdowns besides that, and in his in his
24:21
first big year, he had 7 touchdowns.
24:24
After that, he didn't get over 422 yards the rest of his
24:28
career. I got to knock you out for the
24:30
Culpepper pick on this one, so I'm going with Zach and Speedy.
24:34
I thought your picks were flawless.
24:35
Cut Randall. Cunning.
24:37
Flawless. And Stefan, it's definitely
24:38
cutting people off so you better zip in your mouth next time.
24:41
I'm gonna throw my hat at you. All right, let's get those two
24:46
guys into the bottom. Everyone else pop out for this
24:49
round except for Errol. You'll hang out up top with me
24:52
and you can chime in maybe? I should cut Speedy off because
24:55
he likes to cut people off. I'm saying you can, you can.
24:57
You're like in this little circle that I'm usually in is
25:00
the court just you can play your job what I'm going to.
25:02
Say, and I'm, I'm, I'm not being, I'm being serious.
25:06
Why would I say something if I didn't hear Jabba saying?
25:09
Why would you cut me off while I'm talking?
25:12
You cut me off after I'm done speaking.
25:15
Does anybody cut you off when you speak?
25:17
Don't do that. Do that.
25:19
Yes or no. Move on.
25:21
No, I'm not going to move on. You move on or I'm going to
25:23
eliminate you, you idiot. All right, well, the king says
25:27
move on at this point in time. So we're moving on to the next
25:30
category. It is the joust.
25:32
Here we go. Let's add it back to the stage.
25:35
You guys got a chance to take me on.
25:36
If you can win this category, it's one that I teased a second
25:40
ago. The best offensive systems of
25:44
all time, The one I was talking about with Colin Kaepernick is
25:47
famously not going to be on this list because it didn't work in
25:50
the NFL that well. But the pistol offense with the
25:53
slice zone read, which was the fad in the NFL for a couple of
25:57
years, is an example of an offensive system you can bring
26:00
up for this category. I think Zach and Speedy, this is
26:04
a good one for the two of you. I'm excited to see this battle
26:07
on King of the Hill. What?
26:10
Let's start it off with Zach. So I don't know much about this
26:17
one, but this is the one that I've heard the most of on the
26:19
West Coast Offense. It was revolutionized.
26:23
It's still used today. I'm pretty sure.
26:24
I'm not too sure though. But that again, I don't know
26:27
much about it. I'm sorry that like I don't have
26:28
much information on it, but it's used all the time.
26:32
I'd hear it all the time. So I'm gonna go with the West
26:34
Coast Offense. Speedy.
26:36
So yeah, I'm gonna go with the the Marv Levy Buffalo Bills in
26:40
the early, early 90s with. What?
26:42
What? No, no, no, stop, stop.
26:44
A lot of the Marv Levy sucks. Stop that.
26:46
Didn't he say Marv Levy? Didn't he say Marv Levy?
26:49
He lost 40 like that. I didn't like that to some NFC
26:54
East. The Giants was obviously the
26:55
closest one, but dominated by some other Cowboys and
26:58
Commanders really dominated teams, but still one of the most
27:02
innovative systems with a no huddle with the concepts they
27:04
brought in with Jim Kelly and Thurman Thomas, Andre Reed.
27:08
Kelly Gunn offense of Marv Levy that they've called it back in
27:13
those days, Zach. So I this is probably more of a
27:18
Homer pick, but I'm going to go with the RPO offense.
27:22
It just creates a lot of space. You have a lot of options to go
27:25
with. I know the Eagles back in 2022
27:27
use it a lot under Shane Stiken. Really helped the offense get a
27:31
go. Hard to guard too.
27:33
Like if for example, they ran it against Michael Parsons, he
27:36
didn't know what to do. Like it was just unstoppable.
27:38
He couldn't do shit about it. So I'm going to go with the RPO
27:41
offense. All right, back over to Speedy.
27:45
I'm going to go with like the original like play action
27:47
concepts that were used by the early 1950s with the Rams and
27:51
Norm Van Brocklin and a lot of those 3 receiver sets that they
27:54
end up using. The concepts that again,
27:56
obviously was a power football game at that time.
27:58
But the original concepts that we were using with the spread
28:01
offense, the three receivers, even though was more condensed
28:03
at the time. All right, Zach.
28:07
So my last one, I don't know how this is going to go, but I'm
28:12
going to go with because I've only seen one team use it and
28:15
it's Kyle. I mean, a lot of teams use it,
28:17
but Kyle Shanahan and the 49ers and his motion heavy offense,
28:21
I'm going to say, I mean, it confuses everyone.
28:24
It confuses defenses. They don't know who's running
28:26
where. It just yards after catch 2,
28:30
like it just creates a lot of open space for a lot of players
28:33
to succeed in that type of offense.
28:34
So I'm going to go with the motion heavy offense.
28:36
I don't know if there's a specific name for that or not,
28:37
but that's. What I'm it's basically just
28:40
called the Shanahan offense. Yeah, Yeah.
28:42
That's basically what's called speedy and I'll end it up I'll.
28:45
End it with a similar type of modern concept with the bunch
28:47
formations you've seen with the Rams offense, with McVeigh that
28:50
I think a lot of teams have adopted for a while.
28:52
The Vikings, you look at the the Bengals offense, now you've seen
28:55
Miami. I think it started to use a
28:57
little bit of those concepts too, 3 receivers, but also like
29:00
one big bodied receiver mixed in there.
29:02
And I think that's a concept of like Zach with the Shanahan
29:06
offense too, a lot of motion. But more he does more of the 12
29:09
concepts of the tight ends and the more physical play.
29:11
This is more of the Sprint receiver types and you're seeing
29:13
a lot of really good offenses strive with this kind of system.
29:16
All right. I'm a little disappointed in
29:18
some of these choices, I'm not going to lie, because, I mean,
29:21
you left a lot on the table. Guys.
29:23
Like First off, the run and shoot was not mentioned.
29:26
That was a revolutionary offense.
29:29
We should have probably talked about things like the spread
29:33
offense of the Greatest Show on turf.
29:35
Crowbar like. The invention of this spread.
29:37
Off crowbar. If he's the invention of the
29:39
spare offense, I think Speedies pick of talking about the
29:42
invention of play action was a great choice by Speedy and
29:45
that's going to give you the edge.
29:46
Although I do like the West Coast offense, you just didn't
29:50
give me a great explanation. Zach Yeah, yeah, I just.
29:52
Don't know much about that. I would say your picks might
29:55
have been better than Speedy's by a hair, but the fact that you
29:58
couldn't tell me that it's about timing routes.
30:00
It's about the quarterback takes three steps in the balls out of
30:03
his hand because he saw it pre snap.
30:04
What's going to happen. And it's that was the the Bill
30:08
Walsh offense of the 49ers in the 80s.
30:11
So if you could have told me all of that, I think I would have
30:13
went with you on this one. But in but in that case, we're
30:15
going with speedy. Speedy the day is a disciple of
30:18
Shanahan. So it's it's kind of hard to
30:20
distinguish some of it and the stuff that McVeigh did that
30:23
differentiated. I understand what you're saying
30:25
with the big slot, you know, playing with the bunch and
30:27
getting more size on the field than what Shanahan did.
30:29
I just think it's a little too derivative of what Shanahan had
30:32
other that. But I think your explanation is,
30:34
of course, we're excellent. It's time for Speedy to have a
30:38
chance to take on the king, to become the king for the first
30:41
time. He gets to go against me.
30:42
This is like everything is upside down.
30:44
Errol, let's bring everyone back in for the last round to vote on
30:49
who's going to be the king after this one.
30:51
Here we go for the last round where you get to take on the
30:55
king. Here it is, Mr. Speedy Round 3
31:00
Worst choke jobs in NFL history This is a loosely defined
31:08
category. Choking obviously means losing.
31:12
Where? Where's Java?
31:14
Where's he hiding? Over here.
31:15
Well, you can get Java back in here.
31:17
We're talking about the NFL, not just any sport.
31:20
If we're talking baseball, obviously we could talk about
31:22
the Yankees in O 4, you know, but that is what we're basically
31:26
talking about here. For the NFL.
31:28
I'm the king. I get to start off and I of
31:32
course will start. Well, hold on one second, hold
31:34
on one second. You already knew.
31:36
You already knew what you were picking.
31:39
Carol, I always make the category slanted towards the
31:43
king. I got it, but I don't know what
31:45
I'm. As a king, who's to say I don't
31:48
want to give up my crown and let it pass on?
31:52
Don't worry, Speedy is not getting Speedy.
31:55
Not getting any conflict. Speedy could say whatever he
31:57
wants. He's not getting my vote
31:58
tonight, no matter, but he's a real king.
32:01
I'm just thinking, OK, that's what.
32:02
I'm saying so. He's not getting my.
32:04
You're just telling me that it's rigged for me and you're
32:07
intentionally I'm saying you're rigging it for me.
32:09
I'm just I'm rigging it for you because I'm not going to give
32:12
him the win tonight because he doesn't.
32:14
Shut up. He's also the de facto king.
32:15
God, He's the King. Like I said.
32:18
I'm just telling you I. Can vote however you are in
32:20
2016, in 2016 when Trump became president. 16,000 Job was
32:25
hungry. I'm hungry.
32:27
Let's get this on the road. All right, here it is.
32:31
I'm of course going. With Jabba, that's not fool.
32:34
Shanahan offense was that deciding not to run the ball
32:38
against the Patriots in the Super Bowl.
32:40
All right, all. Right, 28 feet right now I.
32:44
Like it. Look.
32:45
I like it. Everyone knows what we're
32:46
talking about here. The Falcons blew it.
32:48
The Patriots won. They somehow could not just run
32:52
the football. Now look, understand the motto
32:55
of the Shanahan offense in those days where this is what we're
32:58
good at. We're going to consistently beat
33:00
you. But when you get to the fourth
33:02
quarter, you've got to play a little bit more to the clock.
33:05
You have to change up. You have to play more
33:08
conservative. You can't just go 3 and out when
33:11
you're up that many points, up 3 possessions plus what are you
33:14
doing? You you can't do that.
33:17
It's a it's a fireable offense and they all ended up falling
33:20
apart because of it. Those guys have all obviously
33:22
landed on their feet because they were good coaches to get
33:24
there in the 1st place, but that was some humble pie they had to
33:27
eat Speedy. All right, I'm going to go with
33:30
the the Houston Oilers collapse against backup quarterback Frank
33:34
Reich and the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs in that one and
33:37
they're 35. Nothing they were up and they
33:40
end up falling apart 41 to 38. They lose.
33:42
They haven't gotten they didn't never went to the Super Bowl as
33:45
a result and going there with the Titans, like I said before,
33:48
but he didn't do it against Jim Kelly and the starting
33:51
quarterback. He did it against Frank Reich,
33:54
the infamous comeback for the Buffalo Bills saving that season
33:57
against the Oilers. Well, look, the Giants, speedy,
34:06
you know where I'm going. Yeah, I do.
34:08
The Giants were playing the 49ers when I was in high school.
34:13
It was 2003. This is the end of the Kerry
34:16
Collins era. He had taken us to the to the
34:20
Super Bowl, tried to throw against Ray Lewis and Ed Reed
34:23
with a separated shoulder. It went as you would expect in
34:27
that Super Bowl. We get to the wild card in 2003.
34:31
The Giants, Kerry Collins, we're we were supposed to be the worst
34:35
team in the league. Kerry Collins bringing us,
34:38
bringing us back. The Giants are back.
34:41
And it all came crashing down. Crashing down to the point where
34:47
we ended up getting rid of Collins, having the draft, Eli
34:50
Manning getting Kurt Warner, and imploding the entire roster
34:55
Blues to the 49ers 39 to 38 after starting the game-winning
35:00
38 to 14. It can't be worse than that.
35:04
It destroyed the franchise. Luckily we were able to get Eli
35:07
and rebuild that year. Spady.
35:10
All right, I'm going to go with another unfortunate Giants one.
35:13
It pains me to admit this one, but I'll go with the 2010 one
35:15
against the Eagles when they were up 20 plus points in that
35:19
game and obviously the infamous DeSean Jackson punt return
35:23
touchdown fish. You were at that game.
35:24
I know and. I was there.
35:25
It ruined that the. Giants missed the playoffs
35:27
because of that because the Eagles end up having the
35:29
tiebreaker, they end up sweeping for the season.
35:30
I mean they won the second game with LeSean McCoy going crazy on
35:33
the Giants in the last game. But it was that one that really
35:36
struck everything when the Giants and freaking Matt Dodge
35:39
didn't know how to punt the ball.
35:40
The Giants defense in no hole or anything.
35:42
They missed the playoffs and Michael Vick at the time with
35:44
the Eagles leading them to the playoffs.
35:47
Errol, you're talking about in the chat, I think that's the
35:49
game that gave me diabetes. That was the game I think I
35:54
like. Ate myself into a coma after I
35:56
was I was heckling Eagles fans that whole game.
35:58
We were up 3. Scores.
35:59
Listen, I'm telling you, I'm a Jet fan.
36:01
I I got diabetes the day I was born.
36:04
All right? So, Speaking of which.
36:07
Errol Marks, my last pick goes to a guy The Jets decided not to
36:12
draft for. Ken O'Brien going against
36:15
someone that now coaches against The Jets, coaches for The Jets
36:21
and Aaron Glenn. And there happened to be an
36:23
immortal play at the end of this game that we call the fake spike
36:27
that everyone has done ever since it led to a touchdown, led
36:30
to the Dolphins beating The Jets.
36:33
Like just crushing The Jets season in 1994 with one of the
36:39
most memorable. Now you might lose, just so you
36:41
know. Now I might take the win away.
36:44
I might take the win away from you.
36:46
Now all right, speedy, last one rounded up.
36:50
All right, I'll round it out with the 2014.
36:53
The Ravens as well. They were up by 21 points in
36:56
that game against the Patriots, but they're up 35 to 14.
36:59
Danny Amendola, I believe it was, throws A touchdown pass.
37:02
Patriots score 2528 unanswered points and win that game.
37:06
They end up winning the Super Bowl amidst all that.
37:08
And that's how the whole Deflategate kind of thing
37:10
started after, again, the Ravens are up huge at halftime and
37:14
Harbaugh started throwing out accusations at that point.
37:16
And that was the defense, I believe that was.
37:18
Time in the league in pretty much.
37:20
Every category that year. So I'm going to go with that
37:22
one. All right, that's the game.
37:25
Time to hear from the voters. Usually I start this because I'm
37:29
never the king. So Errol will let this flip
37:33
around. Who you voting for tonight?
37:35
I'm going to be fair, even though I can't stand his ass
37:39
tonight, I want to smack him around.
37:41
Might do that after the show. I'm going to go with speedy and
37:45
not because of The Jets. I just thought his first two, I
37:48
I mean, you could argue obviously the biggest debacle
37:51
was the Atlanta, the Atlanta Falcons.
37:53
There's no question. But his last two were probably a
37:57
little bit better than your your jets spike crap that came out of
38:01
your mouth. So.
38:02
Come on man, that's a legendary game.
38:04
It's legendary. It makes me sick.
38:06
All right, so I'm going to go with Speedy.
38:08
All right. The rest of it, we'll go down
38:09
the line. We'll go Zach, then Tommy, then
38:11
Jabba and Jake. So, Zach, go ahead.
38:14
I'm actually also going to pick speedy.
38:18
I don't know much about the Oilers and the Bills because I
38:20
just don't look that far into NFL history.
38:23
But I mean, the last two Meadow, the Miracle at the Meadowlands,
38:26
at least for me, it was. I remember watching it and it
38:29
was just, it's such an awesome game.
38:31
I loved it so much. Just on Jackson's probably my
38:34
favorite. He kicked a low line drive at
38:38
Deshaun Jackson at the end of the game.
38:41
I don't know what he was doing. I don't know what he then it
38:43
what always happens. It bounced, so everyone on the
38:47
coverage team overran it thinking it's a fumble.
38:50
He picks it up cleanly and there's no one there.
38:53
Yeah, I know. I knew it as soon I started
38:55
walking down the aisle. As soon as he picked the ball
38:58
up, I knew it was over. I knew it.
38:59
I'm serious. I was walked out of the stadium
39:02
as soon as he picked the ball up.
39:03
Such a great game that and then the Ravens and the Patriots,
39:08
obviously, so I'm going to go with Speedy on that one.
39:11
All right, I'm trailing 2O. Let's see if someone wants to
39:14
vote for me. All right, Tommy.
39:16
That wish is going to come to fruition because I got fish in
39:18
this round. Speedy's picks were absolutely
39:20
great that that Eagles game. You guys already touched on it.
39:24
I don't want to even relive more about that Eagles and Giants
39:26
game. That gave me absolute agita as
39:28
well. The thing with that is that that
39:31
even though of course the Patriots and Ravens game, I
39:34
actually was so rooted for the Ravens that game.
39:36
I couldn't stand Tom Brady in that time especially.
39:38
However, the Falcons blowing the Super Bowl is by far the worst
39:41
joke job of course in NFL history.
39:44
The Giants choking against the 49ers other than when you
39:47
mentioned of course the Super Bowl against the Ravens.
39:49
Other than that game, that's easily the worst playoff choke
39:52
job by the Giants or easily the biggest playoff joke job, like I
39:56
said, and the Dan Marino fakes fight against The Jets.
39:59
That is just people didn't even know that they could do that.
40:01
You know, people that re that started the fake spike that
40:05
revitalized it. So I'm gonna have to go fish on
40:07
that just for how much iconic that his actual points weren't.
40:10
I appreciate the iconic comment there at the end.
40:13
All right, Jabba. Everybody's kind of explaining.
40:16
I'm kind of like, I'm 5050. So what I'm going to do, I'm
40:22
gonna flip a coin. First time a kick in the hill.
40:27
I'm sorry, so whose heads and whose tails?
40:30
Who wants to be which? I'll take, I'll take heads.
40:36
That means your tail speedy, just to just let you know.
40:39
OK, just check. You sure anymore?
40:41
He wasn't? You sure he's not going to cut
40:43
you off? Right?
40:44
I'm just just. Oh, Speedy.
40:51
All right, it's all tied. It comes down to Jake.
40:56
Yeah. So I should say, I thought you
40:57
guys both did really, really well.
40:59
I think you could go one-on-one with your guys second and third
41:02
picks. So it does come down to the 1st
41:03
2 picks and like look, the the Bills and the Oilers game, you
41:08
look back at that game speed, you're right.
41:10
They did lose to Frank Wright. And I believe at the time before
41:13
a couple seasons ago when the Vikings beat the Colts, it was
41:16
the biggest comeback in NFL history at the time and it was
41:19
embarrassing. It was kind of the downfall of
41:21
the Oilers. They just went down from a
41:22
franchise at that point. But I got to give it to Fish.
41:26
When you look at that Super Bowl at that point, like, we're
41:29
right, like the ego of Kyle Shanahan, like, look, you
41:32
understand, you want to run your offense the way you want to do
41:35
it, but you're up 25 points going into the third and fourth
41:39
quarter. You've got to run the ball.
41:40
You've got to be smart. You got to play strategic
41:42
football and keep the ball out of Tom Brady's hands.
41:45
And if you want to look at like, a loss that's defined A
41:48
franchise and that has never recovered from it and never
41:51
gotten back to that point and how bad a choke has done for a
41:54
franchise, it's the Falcon. So, yeah, Congrats, Fish.
41:57
You are the winner of King of the Hill tonight.
41:59
All right, Tommy, you can stop the music.
42:01
I'm going to, I'm going to, you know, celebrate.
42:04
You know the way. I just want to let you know, Mr.
42:07
Fish, that who was the offensive coordinator of that Atlanta
42:10
Falcon team? Oh, that's right, Kyle Shanahan.
42:12
Rest of my case done and over. I I destroyed him in it and
42:16
that's why. And that's why you love Kyle
42:19
Shanahan, because he sucks. So good.
42:21
Good luck on that when he gets fired.
42:23
This. Year you got to eat humble pie I
42:25
think he was I think he's when he gets because.
42:28
Of it are you I'm surprised you're not cutting me off on
42:31
that one when Kyle Shanahan gets fired at the end of the season
42:33
Owen again, you still owe me a dress a wig and some lipstick
42:38
that's going to happen one way or another.
42:40
He's coming on the show, he's got to live up to that bet.
42:43
And and here's another thing. I did think Speedy won that I
42:48
that besides that, I probably go with the Speedy picks, but the
42:52
spike is OK. I mean, obviously it was
42:55
definitely something that people will remember, but out of all
42:58
the biggest debacles, that wasn't even a playoff.
43:01
Game so stop I. To be fair, I would say Speedy's
43:04
picks were more interesting. Mine were the 1 like the most
43:08
obvious one, the. Jets The Spike The spike was not
43:12
a playoff game. That was a regular season game.
43:14
But it like effectively. Ended.
43:16
That's fine. It's not to me.
43:18
I'm looking at the games that obviously.
43:22
Well, I mean, it ended their season dude.
43:24
They were more the Giants, dude. It doesn't.
43:26
But you weren't the king, so it doesn't matter.
43:28
That's true. Screw.
43:30
Is true. Carol, Carol Errol, This is the.
43:32
Carol, Carol. Carol.
43:34
Carol. Carol.
43:37
Carol, I was just trying to say king.
43:40
Errol, I put it together there. You haven't been king in three
43:42
weeks. I have a feeling next week we're
43:45
going to get you back on top of the mountain.
43:47
But for now. I I don't know if that'll happen
43:49
because I. Give him the crown back to King
43:51
Goody because I was just the representative of King Goody
43:56
here tonight. So Goody, Congrats for your big
43:58
win tonight. So fish you got.
44:00
You got promoted from Jester to King, and now you're demoted
44:03
back to Jester. I listen.
44:06
It's just a role. It's just what it's what you do
44:08
with it, you know? What I mean it?
44:10
Was an hard to be a judge. Back then.
44:12
Jake, didn't you? Didn't you say you were getting
44:14
a haircut? Yeah, I did.
44:16
He he got a little buzzed up on the mud.
44:18
I see that you got the the sort of faded faded into the beard.
44:22
That's all right. We got a.
44:23
Little rat tail in there, I like it.
44:25
He's rocking the. Mold.
44:26
No. Oh yeah.
44:27
It's kind of like a modern mullet.
44:28
But yeah, the blur is not showing it.
44:30
Great, but you know it. Looks like Joe Derrick man.
44:32
Yeah, I gotta go. Hey, literally, if you look at
44:35
Joe Dearton, remember the old school bowl cut?
44:38
It's like the new school kids. You could only see like the
44:40
sides. I.
44:41
That's that's how everyone does. It and you're rocking that to
44:44
the wedding this weekend. Oh yeah.
44:46
Who's wedding you are getting? No butt.
44:53
Well. Who's getting married?
44:54
You got no butt repelling on that head right now.
44:56
He's saying you got to do something bad.
44:58
Well, hold on. Who's getting married?
44:59
What's going on? Your friend?
45:00
What's? Going on my stepdad, it's his
45:04
oldest son. Oh, so you got a chance then?
45:08
I thought we were talking like older, older.
45:10
I was like, damn you getting no butt?
45:12
Just go after the 40 or 50 year old women, very easy.
45:18
Jesus, I speedy with. You're hunting, you're telling
45:19
this 20 our. I'm assuming.
45:23
From Speedy. Yes Speedy, you should try make
45:27
cameos and like like having only fans for dance lesson Speedy.
45:32
Charge for that. That could be your side hustle,
45:34
speedy. I would never do that as a side
45:36
hustle chop. Oh man.
45:38
Speedy. Like, you know, like wedding
45:39
crashers, but like you could, you could be.
45:42
That's our friend John. Daigle's specialty, Speedy likes
45:44
to, you know, sniff dog asses. That's what he likes to do.
45:48
I mean, that's how he knows that if somebody smells.
45:51
It's a different kind of party. Well, listen, I, I, I, I like
45:54
Speedy. If Speedy really wants to pick
45:56
up a girl, he needs to shave some some undertone over there.
45:59
So that little, that little dog needs to sail, if you know what
46:02
I mean. He needs the sail.
46:04
So but anyway or we. Can go to like a jam band.
46:06
What you're saying, So what you're saying is Jake has or he
46:10
has Jake's hair that's on his undercarriage.
46:14
That's right, it's a tropy. Probably a lot more hair on.
46:17
His you will never know scoops. It sounds.
46:21
Like you don't want to like. Jam band concerts, speedy.
46:24
You know what I mean? Like some like Dave Matthews.
46:26
Not even Dave Matthews. Even more like fish.
46:28
Like the band Fish with a pH. I love fish, by the way.
46:31
Fish is. But like, you know what I mean?
46:33
Like the types of girls that like have never shaved and wear
46:35
butterfly wings and dance around at those concerts.
46:38
Those are the types of girls we got to set you up with Speedy, I
46:41
think. Don't tell me that they don't do
46:42
that. I.
46:42
I think. They probably do that.
46:44
They pet the furry wall the furry.
46:46
Wall cooking on acid. What I mean like.
46:51
Don't do that. You don't want you to get
46:55
arrested, Speedy. Yeah, come on, Speedy.
46:57
Just trying to compile the folk alter ego with me.
47:01
Are you kidding me? You were a folk singer.
47:02
You would do so well. Yeah, yeah, you have.
47:04
You have a bunch of girls drop them and you see them dropping.
47:07
It's like, where is it? Where is it?
47:08
It's behind the bushes. Imagine an album like a cover
47:11
album. Speedy plays Dylan and he's just
47:13
sitting there doing Bob Dylan songs.
47:15
Oh, he's. Like the?
47:16
Look of that too. Yeah.
47:19
This is what this was. Fish's graphic knowledge.
47:21
How many? Oh man.
47:22
There's. How many licks they?
47:24
Could be in the backdrop playing album.
47:27
Speedy, do you know any Dylan songs like blowing in the wind
47:30
or something like that? I Can't Sing.
47:33
Any Yeah, well, you can't get. Serious.
47:35
I didn't. I wasn't advocating.
47:36
That. Triangle.
47:38
I like it. Hey, hey, why don't we get Aaron
47:40
in here too? Errol, Let's give these guys a
47:43
little little shout out. It's there last night with us as
47:46
interns. Absolutely.
47:49
I want I want to give a shout out and it's hopefully Speedy
47:52
doesn't cut me off on this one. I think all three of you guys.
47:56
Get over it. I'm definitely not.
47:59
Never. I don't cut anybody off.
48:01
I definitely don't. I think he gets over things like
48:05
this. Never, never.
48:07
But here's the thing, I, I, I think Jake, Aaron and obviously
48:11
Zach, you guys are sensational. You really are.
48:13
You put the time in, you've you've worked really, really
48:17
hard and anybody that hasn't seen the show or in the back end
48:20
of the show, you guys have been a big part of it over the last
48:22
couple of months. So you guys deserve a lot more
48:26
than you. You really get the respect for
48:30
so not what? What are you guys laughing at?
48:33
What's going on here? You.
48:34
Didn't see Jake. 'S Jake put some.
48:36
Like background graphics. What happened was that, like
48:40
fireworks, I was sick. I don't.
48:43
Know how did you do that I. Have no idea it.
48:46
Wasn't. Like fireworks in his
48:47
background. Well, maybe perfect timing by
48:49
the way. Like, I thought you'd do that
48:51
intentionally. I know.
48:52
I thought he'd yeah, I thought it was like, oh, cuz he was.
48:54
Smiling and trying to teach me some graphics tricks over.
48:57
Here, listen. You know the end of the.
48:58
Internship listen you guys can come back whenever you want and
49:02
Jake your your back end knowledge of UFC and mixed
49:05
martial arts and combat sports is sensational.
49:08
Zach obviously your knowledge and sports and and really your
49:11
personality has been really has shown and Aaron obviously your
49:15
notability of sports and and baseball, your back end with
49:19
baseball and your love for baseball.
49:21
Definitely it will be missed and you guys anytime you guys want
49:24
to come on and help us out we we really would appreciate if you
49:27
guys would love to do that so you guys.
49:29
Really appreciate everything guys helping with the videos,
49:33
the back end stuff like guys did an awesome job so I just want a
49:36
little snap it up for you guys. Snap it out.
49:41
Snap it up, you never heard that.
49:42
How about this? Jazz.
49:44
Finger seat you're. Such a oh.
49:45
No, we're not fond of no balls. Underhanded jazz fingers like
49:49
spirit. Fingers.
49:50
Spirit fingers. Come on, that's the type of
49:52
stuff Jared from Subway was doing.
49:53
Errol, come on now. Are you actually comparing me to
49:57
Jared from Subway? That pervert.
49:58
What were you just doing with your hands?
50:00
I mean, spirit fingers. You've never seen the movie?
50:03
Come on. No.
50:05
Spirit movies are not coddling balls next.
50:07
Bring it on, man. Well, listen, whoever.
50:10
Like this, your singers are like this, like.
50:14
First of all, open your mouth again.
50:17
Do that again. What the hell is that?
50:20
I'm not the one. Over the phone, you're just
50:23
going. To get all your drops from just
50:25
this one episode today, that's you don't have to look.
50:27
I got the bubble gums. I had to take a shit.
50:29
This makes my pecker hard. That probably does make his
50:31
pecker hard. Anyways, I'd like to thank you.
50:38
Go ahead, Spirit figures. Spirit figures.
50:40
Anyways, boys, we really appreciate you guys.
50:43
I, I really do appreciate everything that you guys done
50:45
and keep up all the good work in it.
50:48
Wherever you guys go in your sports career, just remember if
50:51
you ever need any help or you you need any references, we
50:55
would absolutely love to be there for you guys.
50:57
So we really appreciate you guys.
50:59
I I really do mean that, you guys.
51:01
Have been in touch too. Let us know.
51:02
Let us know anything we can help or whatever.
51:05
But yeah, anything stay in touch.
51:08
Don't, don't, don't do any of this.
51:11
Guys, just throwing that, stay away from that for the most
51:13
part, but definitely if you need anything, let us know.
51:16
Two thumbs up. Man, don't be strangers too.
51:18
Come back in whenever you know. You guys, hey, we can look
51:20
forward to the fantasy league in a couple of days, man.
51:22
So that's. Right.
51:23
Yeah, I'm looking forward to that.
51:24
I'm looking forward to. That good, guys.
51:26
I'm looking, I'm looking forward to the update on the on the
51:30
wedding and then see if you got any butt.
51:32
Yeah. Leave it up to Jabba.
51:35
Jabba. Oh, that's right.
51:37
I, I, you guys get to hear it for one more time.
51:39
Hold on, hold on. Here it is.
51:41
Droba droba ass licker. Anyways, that's it for our show,
51:52
ladies and gentlemen. I like to thank all the fans.
51:55
Thank you to our great guest, Mile High Huddle Broncos NFL
51:59
analyst Lance Sanderson for joining us.
52:01
He's sensational. Thank you for thank you to him
52:04
as always. Thank you.
52:04
Also the Milwaukee Brewers second base prospect Jaden
52:07
Fielder, He was fantastic as well.
52:10
We really appreciate the time. Had a lot of fun with him.
52:12
Thank you to all the fans on all the social medias from Spotify,
52:15
Apple on Apple Video and Spotify, all the audios, all
52:19
everything Tick tock, Facebook, Instagram, all of them job in
52:23
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52:25
Thanks to all the fans tuning into YouTube channel and
52:29
checking out all the different impressions that we've had over
52:31
the last couple of weeks and and keep keep downloading us, keep
52:35
following us. We really do appreciate all the
52:37
all the love. We were in the top 200 rally all
52:41
week. We haven't fallen out of the top
52:43
200 all week. So thank you to all the fans as
52:46
always and we'll be back on Monday.
52:49
Listen to the weekend crunch too on one O 3.9 FM.
52:53
If you don't live here in Long Island or New York, you can
52:55
listen to it on iHeartRadio. One O 3.9 FMLI News Radio me and
53:00
Speedy will be doing a live show on on the the call and by the
53:05
way, we'll be doing the Islanders pregame show this this
53:08
year on Saturday, so you can tune in for that as well as we
53:11
talk Islander hockey. Yeah, that's it, Jabba, we
53:15
appreciate all your craziness and make sure you don't fondle
53:18
anything, you know, the thumbs up.
53:21
And by the way, congratulations to Jabba Losing 28 lbs.
53:24
I got to give up Golf Club. Nice job.
53:27
Golf Club. That's amazing, man.
53:29
Yes. And I and I'm, I'm right above
53:31
him, you know, but I, I have my E1C is a little crazy right now,
53:34
but I, I lost 31 lbs and everybody's been giving me
53:37
compliments on it. So I want to thank everybody for
53:39
giving me all the compliments on social media, especially my mom
53:43
saying, wow, you look like a new person.
53:45
Thanks mom. Anyways, thanks mom, that that's
53:49
embarrassing. Anyways, again, we'll be back on
53:51
money. Any guests?
53:52
Yes, Nathan got Josh Booty, who actually played both in the NFL
53:56
and usually baseball. Yes, Josh Booty.
53:58
Yes, he won a World Series with the Miami, with the Florida
54:01
Marlins in 1997. He played three years over
54:03
there, then played it three years.
54:04
Then he played football at LSU, and then he got drafted by the
54:07
Seahawks, played a couple of years there.
54:09
All right, there we go. We got the booty man coming on.
54:11
Anyways, that's it. Good night.
54:13
Farewell. Worldwide sports radio Network
54:19
Carl. Plays with himself.