Latest / Fanatically Speaking with Kent / The Colts And Philip Rivers Marriage to Sherrone Moore's Affair and Divorce

Transcript

The Colts And Philip Rivers Marriage to Sherrone Moore's Affair and Divorce · Fanatically Speaking with Kent

0:00
what's up everybody welcome to fanatically speaking
0:02
i'm kent i'm log off i'm the log off legend and
0:05
uh we're here to say everything that every fan
0:07
is thinking but louder and probably a little
0:09
crazier get ready this is fanatically speaking
0:12
with kent and log off you know what's funny like
0:15
i don't hate i don't i'm not a social media hater
0:18
i'm a social media I don't want people to think
0:25
that I get on the internet and start hating people
0:27
on social media. That's not what I do. The first
0:29
half was absolutely, absolutely horrible. You
0:33
know, just inept offense, inept defense, special
0:37
teams, you name it. I'm going to turn into Oprah.
0:40
Why were you so angry? He sucks this season.
0:45
This game, whatever, whatever's going on, right?
0:47
And then in the very next pitch, guess what?
0:50
they double Homer and he's like told you dad
0:53
why you always knocking down people listen you
0:56
got the highs and the lows yeah so i knew that
0:58
you need you need the highs and the lows and
1:01
so i do that yeah but i'm trying to be the voice
1:04
of reason here i am what i am And I just wanted
1:22
to talk about this briefly. The Indianapolis
1:25
Colts quarterback situation as they have signed
1:32
44 -year -old Philip Rivers to the practice squad
1:35
with a chance to possibly play the rest of the
1:39
season. And I wanted to go over this because
1:43
I had this topic early and it kind of went away
1:48
because they were winning. and daniel jones was
1:51
working out but i wanted to go through i want
1:56
to hit philip rivers on that and other options
2:00
they would have had they could have had because
2:03
it and then also just their record since andrew
2:07
look and what exactly are the colts doing and
2:11
going to do at quarterback so i have I have kind
2:18
of the ultimate closer. So I kind of wanted you
2:21
to go ahead and take the lead on this. Okay.
2:23
I got you. Yeah. Yeah. If you, it just, yeah,
2:25
if you got it, yeah, go ahead and I'll, yeah,
2:27
I'll go ahead. I'll, I'll regret. So two different
2:31
things. Like I said, what are they doing? What
2:35
they've done at quarterback since Andrew look
2:37
abruptly retired. His last season was 2018 since
2:45
then. They have had a different starting quarterback
2:49
every single season. After Andrew Luck, they
2:53
had Jacobi Brissette. Then they had Philip Rivers
2:57
in 2020, which was the last time he played. Then
3:01
they had Carson Wentz. Then they had Matt Ryan,
3:06
who didn't even finish the season. Nick Foles
3:09
did, and Jeff Saturday was their head coach.
3:14
Which that tells you something already. about
3:17
them going off -script to go hire people, players,
3:21
whatever, coaches. The next year, the starter,
3:25
Gardner Mentschew. Then the next year, their
3:30
number, their fourth pick of their draft, Anthony
3:33
Richardson. And then they also had Joe Flacco,
3:37
because Anthony Richardson can't stay healthy.
3:40
And then this year they had Daniel Jones. And
3:43
Daniel Jones just tore his Achilles. So guess
3:47
what? 2026 the Indianapolis Colts will again
3:52
have a different starting quarterback Now that
3:55
could be Anthony Richardson. He's still on the
3:57
team. So maybe he doubles up or maybe they go
4:01
after Someone in free agency or draft someone
4:06
else who knows? So with Daniel Jones injury though
4:10
now this season they have again decided like
4:13
you said to sign 44 -year -old Philip Rivers,
4:16
who previously played with them for one season
4:19
in 2020. He has not played in five years. He's
4:24
considered an all -timer, right? Great, never
4:27
won anything, put up a lot of great numbers.
4:29
Yeah. And that got to me thinking, I was like,
4:34
was there anyone else out there who was younger
4:37
than Philip Rivers or around his age? and also
4:42
hadn't played about the same time. And this was
4:46
just for fun. And this also came about, it was
4:49
funny that we got the clip today of Cam Newton
4:51
talking about, this is why he don't retire, because
4:54
anytime someone could call, and he stays in shape.
4:57
And I believe that. And we don't know what his
5:00
arm's like anymore, but like you said, Cam does
5:03
a lot, but Cam Newton is on this list. And I
5:07
don't know what Philip Rivers can do they worked
5:09
him out apparently they put him on a practice
5:11
squad They think maybe possibly who knows? Meanwhile
5:15
Raleigh Leonard I think is gonna start are they
5:18
gonna go with someone else who knows? They could
5:22
have signed or tried to get I mean Derek Carr
5:28
Ryan Tannehill Cam Newton Hill Tim Tebow Colin
5:37
Kaepernick, Tom Brady. The most popular streamed
5:44
event was Tiger King. Yes. Well, this was, yeah,
5:50
it was. It was the COVID year. Yeah, that also
5:54
was. Yeah, COVID. And I wasn't even going to
5:56
go with COVID because we all know. So it's like,
6:00
is that? Yes. It was, you know, it was also the
6:04
year And I'm pretty, it was a, it was a, you
6:07
know, where were you moment when you heard this,
6:10
but it was also the year that Kobe Bryant died.
6:16
Yeah. Kobe died that same year. All right. Early
6:20
2020, early 2020. So like there, there's key
6:24
like it's been such a long time when, from when
6:29
the last time he actually played professional
6:32
football. defenses are totally different now
6:36
the schemes are totally different the rules are
6:40
different like everything that took place when
6:44
he played football I'm not it's just the kickoffs
6:47
like like everything there's so it's such a drastic
6:53
change from the football that that man was used
6:56
to playing and God bless him I don't know, he
7:02
was never a super athletic quarterback. He was
7:04
always big, he was always durable, he was always
7:07
reliable and consistent. You knew what you were
7:09
gonna get out of Philip Rivers as a quarterback.
7:12
But it's absurd for, and almost an insult to
7:16
the game itself, where you can just take a guy
7:21
like Rivers who's been out of the league for
7:23
this long and just throw him in. And I've heard
7:26
people say this and I wanna, and I kinda wanna,
7:29
Fist fight them in the middle of the street when
7:31
I hear people say this but people keep throwing
7:34
out Joe Flacco as a comparison between Philip
7:38
Rivers and Him coming back into the league Joe
7:41
Flacco never left the league Joe Flacco has been
7:44
a consistent NFL quarterback He has been on TV
7:47
guess he's hopped around. Yes. He's been on different
7:49
teams. Yes He's been on practice squads, but
7:51
you know what? He never stopped doing playing
7:53
football at the highest of levels And so much
7:58
so, I don't even know if you know this. Are you
8:02
aware that Joe Flacco as of this moment has the
8:05
record for the most yards in a football game
8:08
this season? That's crazy. Crazy. So don't make
8:13
a comparison between old tall white quarterbacks
8:17
and then compare Philip Rivers you know what
8:20
i would play in five years to to flacco who again
8:23
we know we've seen what that got to do he caught
8:25
lightning in a bottle of water so purple one
8:27
postseason yeah we know what that guy is capable
8:30
of doing uh... i i hope this doesn't in tragically
8:35
for philip rivers because i mean i mean depending
8:39
on that matchup man if if uh... if i if it did
8:42
the defense of incomes off a corner and just
8:45
catches in the wrong way It could be, what the
8:49
hell were we thinking and why did we throw that
8:51
guy out there? But this is the post -Jim Ursay,
8:56
RIP Jim Ursay, Indianapolis Colts. You mentioned
8:59
the Jazz Saturday signing where they literally
9:02
just hired a guy that used to play for that franchise
9:05
who was on television every day and just made
9:07
him a coach for half the year, didn't work out
9:09
well. And I guess they want to try all these
9:12
silly things and just to see if this Philip Rivers
9:15
thing is going to work. I don't see it working.
9:17
But if that's what they want to do, it's fine.
9:20
The one thing I will say is, I'll watch. We'll
9:24
all... Listen, listen. When you're anywhere and
9:28
you hear those tires screeching, you turn your
9:32
head to look to see if that car is going to crash.
9:35
So we're going to watch this car crash. Oh, for
9:37
sure. I mean... You know, it's obvious like it's
9:40
a story and it's kind of you know, but Again,
9:44
I don't I don't know what they're thinking. I
9:45
don't know what and he could just go out there
9:47
and kill it Who knows right? He's been throwing
9:49
through some tire swings. I don't know but In
9:54
some Wranglers with Brett far. I don't know.
9:57
All I know is He hasn't played in five years
10:00
the last person that did anything remotely like
10:03
this in football in the NFL was Deion Sanders
10:08
He was out of the game three years before he
10:11
came back and played with the Baltimore Ravens
10:15
and at that time he was age 37 But also we talk
10:18
about Deion Sanders is one of the greatest athletes
10:20
to ever walk this earth. So Philip Rivers at
10:25
quarterback and not like playing corner But as
10:29
you said not exactly mobile He's probably got
10:33
a lot left in his arm because his throw in motion
10:36
is not like a full throw So maybe he can't, you
10:39
know, he's got some stuff left. And then, you
10:42
know, like I said, we could be wrong. I'm not
10:44
saying he's gonna crash and burn. Even if he
10:47
gets to play, right? But for the Colts, do they
10:52
think that Philip Rivers gives them the best
10:54
chance to go to the Super Bowl or make the playoffs
10:59
and win in the playoffs against... You know the
11:04
Buffalo Bills the defense of the bill the defense
11:07
of the Broncos the New England Patriots I mean
11:10
Even though these teams are up -and -comers now
11:12
and they've shocked everybody is Philip Rivers
11:15
the difference maker for the Colts making it
11:18
They lost Daniel Jones. They've lost sauce Gardner
11:21
And I don't you think sauce Gardner was putting
11:24
them over the edge because again quarterbacks
11:25
the main position. You know what I mean, so You
11:29
know I joke so here's the thing and this is where
11:33
The only place that I can give the Colts credit
11:38
in this situation is simple. The AFC is as wide
11:44
open as it's been in forever. The benefit that
11:50
they have is what we've done several episodes
11:52
on is that we don't trust any of these teams.
11:56
Having to go through the Arrowhead annual invitational
12:00
is no longer on the table. Josh Allen, you know,
12:04
has won, he's had some strong games lately, but
12:06
we've also seen him struggle this season too.
12:09
We've seen Lamar Jackson struggle. Joe Burrow
12:12
is hurt. Aaron Rodgers is hurt. Like every, like,
12:16
like this is... their opportunity to just seize
12:20
on the AFC and go get a win. You know, hell,
12:23
even the Patriots are having their struggles
12:25
now. I think they just like, hey, we got to try
12:27
something. We're competitive. Their record is
12:29
good enough for them to still try. And I'm not
12:32
faulting them for trying. And I just don't understand
12:34
how the first person on your call sheet is a
12:37
guy that you haven't seen. It's like, oh, well,
12:40
he understands our offense. He knows our system.
12:42
Dude, he was there for a year. And by the way,
12:44
his last year, I want to say, and this is off
12:46
the top of my head, I want to say he was like
12:47
20, either 22 or 24 touchdowns, 11 picks. He
12:51
wasn't bad the last time he was there. He wasn't
12:54
terrible. Out of all those quarterbacks I named
12:57
that they went through since Andrew Luck, I mean,
12:59
he had a solid year. Carson Wentz had a really
13:02
good season as well. And, you know, it was like
13:05
27 and seven, 27 touchdowns, seven interceptions.
13:09
And that's just my Carson Wentz plug. Yeah, I
13:14
don't know. I'm not I get it like it is up for
13:18
grabs But again, I reiterate I don't think adding
13:22
Philip Rivers to the Colts. I Don't think they're
13:25
gonna win with Daniel Jones. I stopped believing
13:26
in him a long time ago What like you said he
13:29
turned back into a pumpkin? If they get matched
13:32
up, they're not even with their division like
13:33
the Houston Texans right now are strong. So I
13:38
Forgot about them their defense CJ Stroud starting
13:41
to ball so Yeah, I get it. Like you said, they're
13:44
trying. I don't understand calling Philip Rivers
13:47
at this point. Like I said, they should have
13:49
just maybe called Andrew Luck and see if he want
13:51
to come back. He's only two years removed from
13:55
Philip Rivers last game. So, you know, I'm having
13:58
fun with it because I'm like, yeah, might as
14:00
well just call Andrew Luck. Like how did Philip
14:02
Rivers, again, did you have all these guys on
14:05
a dart board and you threw the dart and it landed
14:07
on Rivers or? you did some kind of uh you know
14:11
generator generator name generator and his name
14:14
come up because again uh you know Derek Carr
14:18
I think would have been a better option even
14:20
maybe Ryan Tannehill at least they played late
14:23
Tannehill yeah Tannehill I'll give it and the
14:26
one thing out of all the guys that you've named
14:29
ah I don't want to say I don't want to well I
14:33
can't really say it for Kapanic and I probably
14:36
wouldn't say it for Cam but out of all the guys
14:39
that you named, Tannahill might be the most athletic,
14:45
at least recently athletic, because Tannahill,
14:48
he could move around. And he was never great,
14:53
but I think he would be serviceable. And I know
14:57
that he was, because there was some options for
14:59
him to sign as a backup. in the off season. And
15:02
he said that he was actually waiting and he was
15:04
going to keep himself ready to have an opportunity
15:07
to play for a team that had a chance to compete
15:08
for a championship. It would have been good to
15:10
at least, I mean, and here's the other thing
15:12
to your point. If you're going to call Philip
15:15
Rivers, call in Tannahill and make it a competition.
15:18
Bring both of them in. Who gives a shit? Like
15:21
no one's going to hold it against you for signing
15:22
both of them. No, make a few of them. And like
15:25
I said, they could have had a workout with all
15:27
the guys I listed. And they could have did a
15:30
live on NFL Network and we would all watch it.
15:32
Oh my gosh, oh man, listen, and just having them
15:35
just throw deep passes to guys running, yeah,
15:38
50, 60 yard go outs. I'd watch any of those guys
15:42
just air it out. Kaepernick went to Afro. Let's
15:45
watch that workout, man. Cam, yes, with his hat.
15:48
Cam with that goofy ass hat. Cam with the hat
15:51
throwing deep passes. Like yeah, I would watch
15:54
it. So yeah, I don't know what they're thinking.
15:56
If this was the best way they felt, that if this
15:59
was the best opportunity that they felt that
16:01
they had to compete, sure, but there's clearly
16:05
better options. I mean, there's probably some
16:08
young college quarterbacks who have some opportunities
16:12
that they didn't even think about. It's like,
16:14
we're going to go with this 45 -year -old veteran
16:16
guy. I don't get it, man. Yeah, and like I said,
16:19
I named a lot of guys, but other guys who were
16:22
backups and played in the league that they could
16:24
have worked out and signed were like Nate Sudfeld.
16:27
He was a Philadelphia Eagle, Taylor Heinecke,
16:29
former Panther commander, Dorian Thompson Robinson.
16:34
I personally, that would not have been a good
16:36
one, but Desmond Ritter. So there's a few names
16:39
that I looked up that are available that you
16:42
say, okay, maybe a younger guy. But anyways,
16:45
we'll see what happens. We'll see if Phillip
16:47
Rivers even gets on the field, how this works
16:50
out. But once again, the biggest thing again,
16:53
they're going to have to find a quarterback.
16:56
For next year and the future. They can't you
16:59
can't keep rotating quarterbacks and think you're
17:01
gonna win and have success Yeah, no, I agree
17:05
with that All right, so we're gonna go we're
17:14
gonna switch to college football and the hot
17:17
story Today it was everywhere and when last night
17:23
and today Michigan's former head coach as they
17:27
fired Sharon Moore for a scandal. Inappropriate
17:31
relationship with a staff member. Yeah and and
17:38
these are things that we've seen happen more
17:43
it's been more and more common. The most recent
17:46
I guess instance of this was the Ime Udoka scandal
17:52
in Boston they ended up getting him up out of
17:55
the building and you know that ended his marriage
17:58
so I mean these are things that that are unfortunately
18:01
that we're seeing that are more common conflicts
18:04
of interest you know having people you know positions
18:09
of power have relationships with people that
18:11
are on their staff you so I've seen a lot I don't
18:17
know how much of the reporting on this I trust
18:19
I know you've seen much more solid information
18:24
on it so if you want to dive into it like I say
18:27
you just you just got more insight on this than
18:29
I do yes so I just want to you know everything's
18:32
allegedly right now and by the time we put this
18:35
out some of it may have come out You know, I
18:37
heard the TMZ, they put out the 911 call. I believe
18:42
it was from his wife, and they were talking about
18:45
him suicidal. Then there's rumors, alleged rumors,
18:50
you know, that, so since his firing, obviously
18:54
there was a spat with the wife, as we all would
18:58
expect, as she finds out that, you know, her
19:01
husband is cheating with someone else. this scandal
19:07
and then allegedly he then went and broke into
19:13
this staff member's house and there was maybe
19:18
a threat of him you know suicide and possibly
19:22
her and also she I think is alleging that he's
19:26
been stalking her so I think that was all on
19:30
the 911 call but again I'm not saying it's true.
19:34
I'm not saying we're just saying allegedly this
19:35
is what's out there. We don't know yet. We know
19:38
he got arrested. We know he's still in custody.
19:41
I believe he goes to court on uh friday as of
19:45
this recording. So we'll see what happens there.
19:48
You mentioned the scandal like you doka uh again
19:51
you know that was also a bigger one again another
19:54
big program team you know the boston celtics
19:56
then he was with nia long famous actress so that
20:00
blew up And you know, this is kind of like taking
20:05
off. Like it's one thing to get fired for a scandal.
20:09
And I think I texted you all and was like, well,
20:11
he'll be fine. Like, you know, he'll get hired
20:13
somewhere else. Everybody, they get a job. Like
20:15
lay low, you'll get another job. Because we've
20:19
seen this before, right? Bobby Petrino down in
20:23
Arkansas with the coed on his motorcycle. Urban
20:28
Meyer partying. Partying with co -ed, you know,
20:32
with the college co -eds at the bar. Rick Pitino
20:37
involved in a blackmail scandal where he's, you
20:41
know, getting with cheating with a woman at a
20:44
restaurant. And even recently, we talked about
20:49
Lane Kiffin and all his craziness changing jobs,
20:53
but there's rumors out there about him too, about
20:57
texting and messaging, you know. Again, allegedly.
21:02
So, and as I mentioned to you too, Lane Kiffin
21:07
keeps getting a job. Urban Meyer is on TV now
21:11
as an analyst. He's still got a job. He ain't
21:13
coaching, but he's still got a job, right? Dude,
21:16
I got one better for you. Bobby Patrino still
21:20
got hired again, back to Louisville. Yeah, I'm
21:23
gonna, Rick Patino still, so I think Sharon Moore's
21:26
fine. if it had stopped at, hey, you got fired
21:30
for this scandal. But yeah, give me what you
21:33
got. Art Briles, Baylor, all the sexual assaults,
21:39
the cover -ups. Who else? Yeah, Mel Tucker at
21:42
Michigan State. Dude, like there's plenty of
21:45
these where, and this is a, yeah, it happens
21:48
over and over again. And listen, I'm not the
21:54
biggest college football guy. Anyway, so I always
21:59
try to be objective when it comes to this but
22:01
college football is soured with College football
22:07
is soured with The head football coaches being
22:12
the dictators that run the program get all the
22:16
shine get all the credit using young men's bodies
22:19
to succeed winning football games. And then when
22:23
things go sideways and the corruption and everything
22:25
comes into play, whether it's in the form of,
22:28
you know, like you said, mistresses or money
22:32
being moved around or sexual assaults, somehow
22:36
they can always come back with their hands totally
22:39
clean. Like it's not a big deal. I mean, and
22:43
this is another thing, like you said, you're
22:44
talking about like, Uh, you mentioned like urban
22:47
Meyer. Urban Meyer literally had murders take
22:52
place on his roster while he was a coach and
22:55
none of that stuff. And none of that stuff seems
22:57
to follow him. You know what I mean? Like, I
22:59
mean, and obviously I'm not, I'm not saying that
23:01
he knew what I'm not saying that he was contributing
23:03
to it, but these are things that happened on
23:05
his watch and it's still not even associated
23:08
with them. So, you know, this is This is a, with
23:13
Michigan, this is a terrible situation. And I'm
23:17
not one of these people that just feels bad for
23:19
someone who's going through a situation that
23:22
they put themselves in. This one's a little unique
23:25
because when all the shit hit the fan and things
23:29
started to get out of hand, this gentleman apparently
23:33
went to the, well, I'll just kill myself. I'll
23:35
kill you and I'll kill myself if things don't
23:37
go my way. And I know I actually texted that
23:39
to you earlier. Yeah, you're right though. Yeah,
23:42
and it's like it so it I think this is going
23:45
to be different for him That is a that's a hell
23:48
of an indictment for you to have as the leader
23:52
of young men for a college football program It's
23:56
going to be hard for people to look past that
23:58
You know, hopefully he's got some money stashed
24:01
somewhere and hopefully his divorce doesn't take
24:03
everything from him, but he is the What's the
24:07
best way for me to put this? he is the he gets
24:12
the least amount of sympathy from me throughout
24:17
this entire situation. He's last on the list.
24:20
His wife, the mistress, the team, the players.
24:24
No, his kids. His children? Yes. Like every,
24:27
no. But what I'm saying is everybody gets sympathy.
24:32
He's last on the list. He just happened to take
24:35
this the hardest and he also happened to be the
24:38
person who initiated he struck the match that
24:42
lit all of this shit on fire and i'm not going
24:45
to give him a pass on it so i don't think this
24:48
is something he recovers from and that may be
24:52
ridiculous thinking about all the list of names
24:54
that we just rattled off of coaches who've done
24:56
terrible things and they all got jobs but I think
24:59
the fact that when it all started to crash and
25:01
burn he's like I'll just take myself out it's
25:04
like come on man you don't want that in your
25:07
building you don't want that attached to your
25:08
program and you don't want that lead to your
25:10
football team. No I mean again like you said
25:13
there's no sympathy for him he did it to himself
25:17
if if all this is true But it went from, like
25:24
we said, it went from bad to worse in a hot second.
25:30
And that's a, I think he's showing some mental
25:34
weakness on his side. And again, you just gotta
25:37
be honest and own it. You know what I mean? So
25:41
yeah, he didn't handle it great. Michigan apparently
25:44
knew about this for a while and they finally
25:47
got the evidence I guess they needed to fire
25:50
him so that's a whole nother story because again
25:53
you got recruits you got players involved and
25:57
I just the only thing I say is that this you
26:01
know that more really If ever has been someone
26:06
fumble an opportunity right You know, he filled
26:10
in for Jim Harbaugh when Harbaugh was suspended.
26:12
They won a national championship. He become the
26:15
first black head coach at Michigan. He's in his
26:18
second year. They still a solid program. I think
26:21
it's a solid job for whoever's gonna get that
26:23
job. And, you know, for him to basically lose
26:28
the job and then have the family issues too,
26:32
man, all in a span of 24 hours, it is a tough
26:36
story and a tough situation. But again, no sympathy
26:39
for him. But I'm like, damn, he fumbled. What
26:44
an opportunity that he had. And he really, to
26:50
use that football term, fumbled it. And then
26:53
I remember another situation that was totally
26:57
different. Do you remember Pokey Chapman, the
27:03
LSU women's coach, basketball coach? Wow, yeah.
27:08
She had to quit coaching because she had a relationship
27:11
with a player. So that is another name to add
27:19
to this list of shame. I don't know what she's
27:23
doing now. I know she had gotten hired to LSU
27:26
and was an up and coming coach. And then of course
27:30
had to, like I said, she had to quit for having
27:33
a relationship with a player. So staff member
27:36
player, you know, these leaders, these coaches,
27:38
they got to do better. And again, you know. They're
27:44
in college and I only think it matters in college
27:46
that we mentioned, you know, you don't go with
27:48
the Celtics, you know, female members of the
27:51
staff now are more and more prominent in the
27:53
in sports. They're they're they're assistant
27:56
coaches, they're trainers, they're whatever,
27:58
you know, whatever their own staff. And these
28:01
leaders have to do better. because again, you
28:05
know, dude, I said more how to, he had a good
28:08
deal there at Michigan. Yeah. No, a damn good
28:12
deal. And it's so funny. You use the proper words
28:16
to describe that. And you just saying just, you
28:17
know, just, you know, females in, in, in sports
28:22
roles. Yeah. And you know, as assistants and
28:25
things of that nature, uh, Pokey Chapman is now
28:28
a current assistant coach since 2022. for the
28:33
Seattle Storm. Okay, so not college. Not college.
28:37
No, oh, no, not at all. She went out of college
28:42
and went straight into the professional ranks,
28:44
you know, where everyone there is an adult. So
28:46
I guess maybe that's okay for you to date, you
28:48
know, a player. I don't know. I don't know what
28:52
their rules are. But I'm just saying, yeah, like
28:54
you say, Udoka, staff member. I mean, you know,
28:58
it's a different level. I mean... That's what
29:01
I'm saying, like more could he be an assistant
29:04
in the NFL? Or maybe one day down the road, I
29:08
mean, we don't know how this is gonna unfold.
29:10
Cuz like you said, we're still waiting on details.
29:13
Everything we talked about, like I said, is alleged.
29:16
But we don't know how this has really just happened.
29:20
And we don't know what's gonna happen with them.
29:22
Hopefully it works out in some way for everyone,
29:27
where there's nothing crazy. too crazy. That's
29:30
what's already happened. But I don't know where
29:35
he goes. Like I said, we don't know all the details.
29:37
We don't know how it's going to unfold. But again,
29:39
maybe it's an assistant job later in the NFL.
29:42
Maybe he coaches high school. I don't know. Yeah.
29:46
Like I said, he's going to be a real reclamation
29:49
project. And I think I kind of gave you the blueprint.
29:53
for him earlier when we were texting about it.
29:55
I think the thing for him is to fix himself,
30:00
get whatever tutelage, get whatever counseling,
30:05
get whatever professional help that you can get,
30:08
and then just ease yourself. The last thing on
30:10
his mind should be football. And maybe football
30:15
is one of those things. I know a lot of guys
30:17
like to treat, especially people within the professional
30:19
ranks. You know, they look at sports as their
30:23
outlet. It's therapeutic for them. And clearly
30:27
this wasn't therapeutic enough for him to not
30:29
make the mistakes that he made. You know, I think
30:32
he'll be okay with some time, but you know, him
30:36
trying to rush back into something, I think he
30:38
needs to take some time off and make sure that
30:40
his family life and everything is straight. Work
30:42
on himself and then we can start to have those
30:44
types of conversations. But I mean, he'll be
30:47
okay. I know his bank account looked better than
30:48
mine. Yeah, he yeah, I think I think ultimately
30:52
long as nothing crazy happened. I think he'll
30:55
be fine He had his Tiger Woods moment now. He
30:58
can like you said take care of himself I'm not
31:02
just saying like yeah, you know he did he had
31:05
his Tiger Woods moment and like I said Yeah,
31:07
like he's I agree take care of himself and then
31:10
one day maybe get back to football Yeah Yeah,
31:14
I think that's all it's the only thing he'll
31:17
be able to do All right, so that is another episode
31:28
of Fanatically Speaking. I am Kent, the co -host
31:31
and promoter. I am Log Off, the Log Off legend,
31:34
the hater of social media. I am the co -host
31:36
and producer of the show. Thanks again for listening
31:39
to another episode of Fanatically Speaking. We
31:43
are all over all the social media platforms,
31:45
TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube. Kent, where
31:51
can they listen? Can't they listen to us on every
31:54
podcast platform? every major podcast platform.
31:58
There may be something that we don't know about,
32:00
but no one's listening on those. It's the main
32:03
ones. Mostly everyone listens on Apple, Spotify,
32:07
Amazon. I think there's iHeartRadio, there's
32:10
other ones. But yeah, anywhere there's podcasts,
32:12
we are there, we are out there. Go listen to
32:15
us. Again, interact with us on social media,
32:19
and then share, like, follow, download, whatever.
32:24
you know get it out there tell someone tell a
32:27
friend phone a friend and uh yeah just keep us
32:30
keep us going man like i said listen to us and
32:33
then uh you know share get it out share share
32:37
like post review um follow yeah all right that's
32:44
all i got yep same thing