Speaker 1: All right, Zach Austaman's in Chicago is going to join us,
Speaker 1: coming up at the four o'clock gower. Mike Chapel, Colts
Speaker 1: Camp coming up at the five o'clock gower on the
Speaker 1: Andy Moore Automotive Group plotline. He was outstanding here in
Speaker 1: high school. We know that to be true at Sinegrove,
Speaker 1: the pride of Greenwood of Ohio State and a selection
Speaker 1: in the spring NFL draft by the Colts. Let's welcome
Speaker 1: on board, Kayt and Curry who joins us now the
Speaker 1: Andy Moore Automotive Group plotline?
Speaker 2: Kayden, thank you for the time.
Speaker 3: How are you doing great man?
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me out here.
Speaker 2: My brother walk us through it so far? How has
Speaker 2: it been on me? Hell media? Two days deep into
Speaker 2: this process so far, But how has it been?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Two days, four nights. I mean it's been great. I
Speaker 3: mean just getting in here, getting settled in obviously, trying
Speaker 3: to make it home as quickly as possible. And it's
Speaker 3: been great. I mean, getting to meet the guys even more,
Speaker 3: getting closer and tighter with them, and just going out
Speaker 3: there and doing my thing, playing the sport I love.
Speaker 3: So can't complain right.
Speaker 1: Now, does it make it any more special because you
Speaker 1: ended with your hometown team.
Speaker 4: There's definitely something behind it.
Speaker 3: I mean, obviously I not know what it is until
Speaker 3: later on or right now. I mean, it could be little,
Speaker 3: it could be big, but I know there's something behind it,
Speaker 3: and I know it's just all God's blessing and I
Speaker 3: just got to make the most of it, come out.
Speaker 4: He every day and compete.
Speaker 1: Yeah, did you have to pinch yourself when you first
Speaker 1: heard that they were going to draft you back in
Speaker 1: the spring of the drafting?
Speaker 3: Go?
Speaker 1: Wow, you got to be kidding me right here? Was
Speaker 1: that the destination you thought? Or might there have been
Speaker 1: another destination for you at that time?
Speaker 3: Ever since I saw that three one seven call call, alrighty,
Speaker 3: I knew, uh, I first saw it was a prank call,
Speaker 3: but after it I definitely, uh, just kind of it
Speaker 3: all sank in at the same time and felt I
Speaker 3: blacked out for about three minutes.
Speaker 4: It wasn't real.
Speaker 3: And uh, I mean after it all said and done,
Speaker 3: I mean, it's definitely just such a surreal moment I
Speaker 3: got to take in every day.
Speaker 1: Kat and Curry joins Sudney Andy Moore at Demotive Group
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Speaker 1: Westfield and going on right now.
Speaker 2: I'm curious too.
Speaker 1: You have at every single challenge at every level and
Speaker 1: probably have been told in the past. Yeah, you know what,
Speaker 1: I don't know if this is going to be for
Speaker 1: you and you've proven people wrong. Is this just another
Speaker 1: kind of rung in that particular ladder of trying to
Speaker 1: get to where you want to go? And really it
Speaker 1: seems like the environment in which you thrive a great
Speaker 1: deal as a part of.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, obviously I'm not going to shy away
Speaker 3: from competition and battles. I mean, you got to practice,
Speaker 3: You got to make mistakes to get them corrected. You
Speaker 3: just can't make the same mistake twice. And I feel
Speaker 3: like that's why I do such a good job at
Speaker 3: and just being a great teammate. Obviously, you wantn't be
Speaker 3: the guy that everybody likes being around and just making
Speaker 3: sure you take all the advice you can get, be
Speaker 3: a sponge as I've been hearing around here, and just
Speaker 3: soaking it all up and really just making the most
Speaker 3: of it every day, taking one day at a time
Speaker 3: and just working aside as they possibly can.
Speaker 1: All right, now, you're going to have to hand the
Speaker 1: old man some advice here, if you wouldn't mind.
Speaker 2: So I'm not mistake free.
Speaker 1: I make mistakes all the time, and then I compound
Speaker 1: those mistakes by making them again. So how do you
Speaker 1: come compartmentalized mistakes and then move on from them to
Speaker 1: not make them again? Because to me, somebody like me, Kayden,
Speaker 1: that seems to be a special skill.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, obviously I still make mistakes. Everybody's human, but uh,
Speaker 3: it's just I mean from a football aspect, it's the
Speaker 3: mental reps. It's the reps outside of practice, it's the
Speaker 3: reps in the meeting room. It's just making sure that
Speaker 3: you keep going over until it's kind of engraved in
Speaker 3: your head.
Speaker 4: And obviously it.
Speaker 3: Sounds a lot to easier said and done, and then
Speaker 3: you got to actually be the one that's going to
Speaker 3: go out there and do it. You can say a lot,
Speaker 3: but are actually going to do it. So that's really
Speaker 3: what I kind of go at, and just making sure
Speaker 3: that I get my extra time in and uh, just
Speaker 3: praying are.
Speaker 2: You always prepared?
Speaker 1: Have you been a guy that not just in sports,
Speaker 1: but just in all fascets of life. Do you always
Speaker 1: feel like you're somebody that's going into whatever situation it
Speaker 1: is prepared.
Speaker 3: I'm always thinking about the worst before I go out there,
Speaker 3: and then obviously preparing for the best.
Speaker 4: You gotta see both sides, and you.
Speaker 3: Got to see how you want to see it, and
Speaker 3: I kind of got to manifest what you want, and
Speaker 3: you also got to be prepared for things to go wrong.
Speaker 3: And then that's when you kind of have your backup
Speaker 3: plan and obviously you don't want to go to it,
Speaker 3: but I mean it's always got to be there setting stone,
Speaker 3: just so it's ready.
Speaker 4: Kayden.
Speaker 2: Where do you get your competitive gene?
Speaker 3: I love to say for my parents, but it's also
Speaker 3: from God too.
Speaker 4: I feel like that's kind of my special ability.
Speaker 3: He gave me just to keep going no matter what
Speaker 3: and just to embrace the grind. But I also give
Speaker 3: it to my parents and my brothers. My brothers, especially
Speaker 3: growing up I was the youngest. They definitely gave me
Speaker 3: the beat down in the backyard on the basketball court
Speaker 3: and just for us football and everything. They made sure
Speaker 3: that I was the youngest and that I knew every day.
Speaker 1: I often thought this that it benefited the younger kids
Speaker 1: that are playing when you get knocked around by the
Speaker 1: older dudes. And that's why when I play basketball as
Speaker 1: an old dude, we play with the younger guys as well,
Speaker 1: and it seems like they get better just by playing
Speaker 1: against an older group. Even if that older group has
Speaker 1: no chance of being as good as the younger person,
Speaker 1: it always seems to it'd be beneficial when it comes
Speaker 1: down to competition.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean, if you're the young guy, then
Speaker 3: you can't compete with the older kids.
Speaker 4: You're not playing, so you had to step up and
Speaker 4: you had to be.
Speaker 3: Out there practicing, getting those extra reps just to be
Speaker 3: able to play with them.
Speaker 4: So my brothers always have.
Speaker 3: So many friends over and they'd be doing basketball tournament,
Speaker 3: so I'd be out there two hours before and getting
Speaker 3: my shots out of being sure, I wasn't letting the
Speaker 3: order hit the bigger kids down, so I had to
Speaker 3: make sure to hit my shots too.
Speaker 1: How big was Eric Moore in your life? You're high
Speaker 1: school coach at Sine Grove. I have a great deal
Speaker 1: of admiration for him. He knows that too, and every player,
Speaker 1: a former player I talked to of his, basically says
Speaker 1: the same thing. How would you describe your former high
Speaker 1: school head coach.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean just from the beginning kind of when
Speaker 3: I went in to play football at Centegram at high
Speaker 3: school level, I was still kind of a baseball oriented guy.
Speaker 3: I thought that was my past, and he kind of
Speaker 3: just showed me the light. He showed me what it
Speaker 3: definitely needed to take to get to that level, and
Speaker 3: he just showed.
Speaker 4: Me how to embrace it and love the game.
Speaker 3: And just from how hard a summer workouts are. But
Speaker 3: I mean, obviously you start you hate it, but when
Speaker 3: you get done, you definitely see the benefits and you
Speaker 3: see why you do it, and you see why it's.
Speaker 4: So important to get out there and just do it
Speaker 4: every single morning. And just the way that he kind.
Speaker 3: Of mentally gave me the game of the life in
Speaker 3: life and sports.
Speaker 4: He taught me how to be a man.
Speaker 3: Obviously going through high school wasn't as big as it
Speaker 3: is going to college, but I mean he definitely made
Speaker 3: sure that I was college ready and definitely just was
Speaker 3: prepared and just going into any situation with the most
Speaker 3: and maximizing the most out of every single day. He's
Speaker 3: definitely somebody very important in my life in the early
Speaker 3: stages and definitely one of the strongest men in my foundation.
Speaker 1: By the way, when you hit four hundred foot bombs
Speaker 1: in baseball, people are going to view you as a
Speaker 1: baseball player.
Speaker 2: You realize that, right.
Speaker 1: I've heard the stories because Rick Clark has had the
Speaker 1: tape measure and he's measured your home runs and he's
Speaker 1: told me foot bombs.
Speaker 3: I bet he's playing great music while doing.
Speaker 2: It way way too loud, probably and inappropriate at that too.
Speaker 1: Aiden Currige joining us something anymore? Automotive group plotline? How
Speaker 1: much has Patient's been involved in all this too? And
Speaker 1: because of your preparation at Ohio State, how do you
Speaker 1: feel about going into your rookie season with the Colts?
Speaker 1: Because you did wait your turn in Columbus and as
Speaker 1: we saw, it paid off big. You're really betting on
Speaker 1: yourself in this and it paid off for you. How
Speaker 1: do you get that patience and then how do you
Speaker 1: also take that patience to the NFL level.
Speaker 4: I feel like it's a bit different.
Speaker 3: I mean, in college, obviously, you know you have four
Speaker 3: years to kind of get it done.
Speaker 4: You know, you have.
Speaker 3: Your freshman year to kind of learn, your sophomore in
Speaker 3: junior year to kind of grow, and then your senior
Speaker 3: year to be dominant. That's kind of where I was
Speaker 3: kind of looking out of going into college. But here
Speaker 3: in the NFL, you definitely have to Just they're not
Speaker 3: looking for patients. You got to be urgent every single day.
Speaker 3: You got to earn your spot. I mean, there's only
Speaker 3: fifty three people that can go, and there's only fifty
Speaker 3: three people that can play, So I mean you got
Speaker 3: to make sure that you make the most of every
Speaker 3: rep that you get and just minimizing the stakes. You
Speaker 3: can't make the same mistake twice. And obviously you got
Speaker 3: to grow as fast as possible. Obviously the older guys
Speaker 3: are going to help you along the way and they
Speaker 3: have more knowledge than you. So you just, like I
Speaker 3: said before, it's got to be a sponge and just
Speaker 3: embrace everything that's around us. And uh, I mean really
Speaker 3: just just that grind. I mean, being patient is so
Speaker 3: many different ways to it at the mental aspect of
Speaker 3: the physical aspect. I mean, truly just doing as much
Speaker 3: as you can every single day to make sure that
Speaker 3: you're the best version of yourself and just fighting for
Speaker 3: it every single day.
Speaker 1: You get a lot of high school fans, a lot
Speaker 1: of people you grew up with that, have checked you
Speaker 1: out up there. The first couple of days a proces.
Speaker 4: I'm getting I'm getting everything.
Speaker 3: The past two days, I've heard kids yelling, I'm from
Speaker 3: North Central, I'm from Westfield.
Speaker 4: You beat me, you ran me over.
Speaker 3: I'm like, guys, come on the game, it's whatever.
Speaker 4: I'm getting a lot of it right now.
Speaker 3: I'm getting a lot of Fernando haters at me.
Speaker 4: Right now, I'm getting.
Speaker 1: No, you're not getting You're getting Mendoza haters because of
Speaker 1: that hitting the Big Tent title game.
Speaker 2: Wow, that still comes in direction. Huh.
Speaker 3: I just I just keep telling him, I'm just hey,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna I'm gonna make you some good memories here
Speaker 3: so we can just wipe wipe the past.
Speaker 1: Well, Dady fans, that was a hell of a hit,
Speaker 1: and he was the first one to say that that
Speaker 1: was an incredibly clean hit. But well, that's a signature
Speaker 1: for you. You created a signature moment for him at
Speaker 1: the same time too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it definitely was a two way street.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's such a great player, and uh, I
Speaker 3: mean I wish nothing but the best for him, but uh.
Speaker 4: It was on our it was on our game plan.
Speaker 3: I mean kas Patricia told me, he said, if you
Speaker 3: guys want to beat these you guys, you got to
Speaker 3: take that quarterback out.
Speaker 4: And uh, I.
Speaker 3: Guess I took it very literal and had the opportunity
Speaker 3: first play.
Speaker 4: I mean it wasn't it was definitely.
Speaker 3: Uh it was a hard hit, but I feel like
Speaker 3: it was clean and uh, I definitely made sure checking
Speaker 3: on him the next couple of plays down in the drive.
Speaker 3: I mean, had those first couple of plays of the game.
Speaker 3: Everything's just the training ones going. So did you check
Speaker 3: you checked in on during the game. Yeah, down later
Speaker 3: that drive. I mean obviously he went out after that.
Speaker 3: I was gonna let let this let the medical staff
Speaker 3: get their time with them. I'm not going to try
Speaker 3: to interfere during all that. But when he came down
Speaker 3: later down the drive, and make sure to check in
Speaker 3: on him, just to make sure he's knows that I
Speaker 3: wasn't trying to do it blatantly and dirty.
Speaker 4: So I was just making sure.
Speaker 2: Have you talked to him since that at all? About that?
Speaker 3: I saw him at the combine, But that dude, come
Speaker 3: on my first pick. He's famous. So I gave him
Speaker 3: his his little area, given time to just be himself
Speaker 3: and uh, I mean hopefully later on we got to
Speaker 3: see each other.
Speaker 1: I gotta love it though all those people said you
Speaker 1: ran me over, you ran me down.
Speaker 2: You tell that's that's great. That is awesome.
Speaker 1: You I didn't even think about that dynamic, the local dynamic,
Speaker 1: because of the way and the level on which you
Speaker 1: played around here.
Speaker 2: That's that's pretty awesome. It's got to be gratifying as well.
Speaker 1: You got to laugh a little bit, don't you, because
Speaker 1: they're all going to be rooting for you here really soon,
Speaker 1: you know that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean, I mean those guys are they
Speaker 3: grew up with me. They are guys that competed with me,
Speaker 3: and they that they were once playing with. I mean,
Speaker 3: we were a very dominant teen center grow we had
Speaker 3: more than just me. We had so many great defensive
Speaker 3: players that we to the next level, so many great
Speaker 3: offensive players, a few you guys in the NFL. So
Speaker 3: I mean, honestly, just being able to play with those
Speaker 3: guys and be able to play the kids around here.
Speaker 3: I mean, everybody kind of just grew to be better
Speaker 3: versions of themselves. So, I mean, you see so many
Speaker 3: people from the indie level, and it's just why football's
Speaker 3: growing in Indiana. Out you just see so many players
Speaker 3: that are going on moving on to the next one.
Speaker 3: I feel like Indiana football is just kind of growing
Speaker 3: in all spects, and that's even high school, college and NFL.
Speaker 4: And that's just what we.
Speaker 3: Want as a state really, not even just teams alone,
Speaker 3: just everybody getting better and kind of growing to be
Speaker 3: one of those kind of dominant football places that everybody
Speaker 3: wants to watch high school football.
Speaker 4: From the start.
Speaker 1: Well, listen, I've been told, but I know this to
Speaker 1: be true. You have a big fan sitting right here.
Speaker 1: I'm very excited for you, man, I'm very happy for you, obviously,
Speaker 1: proud and Coach Moore is a really good friend of
Speaker 1: mine and he's told me great things.
Speaker 2: I don't even have to tell you this.
Speaker 1: Go out and get them, continue to move forward, but
Speaker 1: hopefully we'll track you down again. But it's always a
Speaker 1: great conversation. We are incredibly happy for what you've accomplished.
Speaker 4: Keep going at it, sir, man.
Speaker 3: I appreciate your cooking tour is actually here out here today,
Speaker 3: so I just got to talk to him a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, telling me talk to JMV today and he'll probably
Speaker 1: cuss me out or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I will see it.
Speaker 1: Pal, All right, take care, guys, you got it, Kayt
Speaker 1: and Curry right there the Eddy Moore Automotive Group Potline.
Speaker 2: You guys are yelling Mendoza adim and stuff out there.
Speaker 2: What are you doing?
Speaker 1: That is pretty funny stuff, Kayden Curry. He is, as
Speaker 1: you can tell, an incredibly good kid. How about Matt Patricia,
Speaker 1: You got to take that guy out if we're gonna
Speaker 1: win Big ten title game? And it was Indiana and
Speaker 1: that was a signature moment for both. That was a
Speaker 1: signature moment for Mendoza getting up, coming back out there
Speaker 1: and leading his team to a win. Pretty cool stuff.
Speaker 1: And then he checked on him later on in the game.
Speaker 1: Cayden Curry on the Andy Moore Automotive Group pot Line.
Speaker 1: A lot more for you as well, Day number three
Speaker 1: of the Colts. Mike Chappel is going to join us
Speaker 1: for a breakdown of Day number three coming up later
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