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Speaker 2: So Seattle, nineteen oh seven. I used to work at
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Speaker 3: That's where Sam Donald was gonna go if it didn't
Speaker 3: work out this year playing football. Work at a guesting
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Speaker 3: Time for quick kets. Everybody come to the ms, quick hits,
Speaker 3: Come make it quick, y'all. Yeah, Super Bowl sixty is
Speaker 3: set between the Seahawks and Patriots. Must to much of
Speaker 3: the chagrin of some uh and much of the chagrin
Speaker 3: of some, Sam Donald continues his career turn around seven
Speaker 3: Minute Jupiter on his job, USC has had six number
Speaker 3: one draft picks the NFL Draft more than any other school.
Speaker 3: This is the second all time with five hundred and
Speaker 3: thirty three total picks in the draft for USC.
Speaker 2: Seems like you get hired at USC and you got
Speaker 2: a pretty good base to work from, You know, like
Speaker 2: things should probably be pretty successful year in and year out.
Speaker 2: With the history of number one overall picks, six of
Speaker 2: them and five hundred and thirty three NFL players.
Speaker 3: Leadership has corroded matt and the sewage system underneath our
Speaker 3: beautiful town is rotten.
Speaker 4: To fight all.
Speaker 3: He'll be the first ever USC quarterback to start in
Speaker 3: a Super Bowl. Falconer Bethard, though, did clean up in
Speaker 3: Super Bowl One. Last segment number if you missed to
Speaker 3: go back in content, Matthew Stafford had an MVP season
Speaker 3: apparently according to this, but was it his last season.
Speaker 3: The thirty seven year old is under contract through next year.
Speaker 3: After of the lost yesterday in Seattle that they thought
Speaker 3: he was Kershaw like and did not want to talk
Speaker 3: about the future, Chargers made it official today with the
Speaker 3: announcement of Mike McDaniel as their new offensive coordinator. Will
Speaker 3: be out there tomorrow for his introduction and press conference.
Speaker 3: If I didn't go. I'd feel responsible for upsetting Matt Smith,
Speaker 3: you know, like not taking a kid to the concert
Speaker 3: he wants to go to. I won't wear a McDaniel
Speaker 3: T shirt or anything like a Taylor Swift T shirt
Speaker 3: to a push back because of the mosquitos that did.
Speaker 3: You're like, I have a boy, I have. I have
Speaker 3: gone the long way everywhere I need to go, to
Speaker 3: a drive and around Nelsegona. Now to show up, I
Speaker 3: went to the I went to the airport and went
Speaker 3: all the way around. Cavid went underwater. I came in
Speaker 3: from the marina. The Chargers and defensive tackle Tier tart
Speaker 3: Dog agreed to a three year contact extension worth up
Speaker 3: to thirty seven and a half million, with twenty million guaranteed.
Speaker 3: Asking what kind of taste left in his mouth, sir
Speaker 3: said little tart Tier.
Speaker 2: Of course. The week the opening week open hand slap
Speaker 2: of Travis Kelce down there in Brazil. Who can forget,
Speaker 2: I believe is why that number was twenty million and
Speaker 2: that nineteen who's an extra million for the open hands?
Speaker 3: Oh, I thought they'd give him eighty seven million, like
Speaker 3: kind of like a Kobe, you know, like Jimmy Buss
Speaker 3: on the Rambi.
Speaker 2: You're gonna get twenty four and you're going to get eight.
Speaker 3: Do you get it? Former Charger quarterback Philip Rivers is
Speaker 3: out of the Buffalo Bills coach back to high school,
Speaker 3: he said Michaels. He interviewed for the job on Friday,
Speaker 3: but has decided he will wait to be a head
Speaker 3: coach in the NFL because he wants to find a
Speaker 3: better quarterback to coach than Josh Allen. He's forty four,
Speaker 3: returns to coach high.
Speaker 2: School his son Gunner as a senior and will probably
Speaker 2: be the number one quarterback recruit in the nation. Number one,
Speaker 2: number one.
Speaker 3: Who's number one?
Speaker 4: Me?
Speaker 2: Gunner?
Speaker 3: Rivers? Yes, that's who the Alabama quarterback?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: Really, you're number one? Gunner. Cleveland Browns quarterback Shador Sanders
Speaker 3: is on the Pro Bowl roster.
Speaker 2: Why because he in what world does that make any sense?
Speaker 3: Through ten picks in seven games, that's how and seven
Speaker 3: tds in fourteen hundred yards. He replaces Drake May who
Speaker 3: is not gay, but there's a lot of people that are.
Speaker 3: The Browns went three and four during the Shadour era. Remember,
Speaker 3: the Pro Bowl is not a game anymore.
Speaker 2: I believe Shadoor literally has like the thirty fourth ranked
Speaker 2: quarterback rating. Well, I've always said the quarterback ranking doesn't
Speaker 2: mean anything. It doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 3: So look at this. That should tell you Chadour samd Yes,
Speaker 3: come watch Shadoor play flag football. Okay, you know, since
Speaker 3: it's kind of like an unsanctioned game, you could finally
Speaker 3: get Francis frank coor out there and you could have
Speaker 3: Shadur to frank cohor and that.
Speaker 2: Would be So that's what we were looking for.
Speaker 3: The Lakers are twenty seven and seventeen and there on
Speaker 3: the Grammy road Trip. It's in Chicago where they're taking
Speaker 3: on the Chicago Bulls. I'm coming, Elizabeth.
Speaker 2: Corrections and retractions. Shador's quarterback rating was ranked forty ninth
Speaker 2: in the NFL this past season.
Speaker 3: Must not mean much, though. The Western Conference Player of
Speaker 3: the Week was Luca d after his three thirty point
Speaker 3: games last week, including a triple double versus House Nuggets.
Speaker 3: But the Clippers, Matt are in flames? What are they hot?
Speaker 3: The NBA? If Buster Poindexter was still alive, he would
Speaker 3: be doing a show into it, doing a conga line of.
Speaker 2: Hot, hot, hot, hot, damn hot damn hot, damn.
Speaker 3: They're fifteen to three in their last eighteen games, and
Speaker 3: that guy's gonna have to eat his tweet. The Clippers
Speaker 3: are in Utah to night Tomorrow night. Take it on
Speaker 3: the jet tomorrow Utah. The Dodgers and pitchers and the
Speaker 3: catchers and the people will report.
Speaker 2: David Vase Shaddy wanted to hang out with his cousins
Speaker 2: before he was shipped off to spring. It's the last
Speaker 2: time I'm gonna see him before they ship me off.
Speaker 2: The spring train.
Speaker 3: Reminds me of the picture of the sailor kissing the
Speaker 3: lady in San Diego.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had to go. How dare you make fun
Speaker 2: of me? It's the last time I'm going to see
Speaker 2: my cousins before I go to spring. Anchors away my
Speaker 2: friends at thirteen Yes, camel Back Ranch. First spring training
Speaker 2: game on AMPHI seventies, Saturday, February twenty first pretty awesome.
Speaker 2: No skin off our nose. We won't be here.
Speaker 3: Uh you know it's Saturday, right. Team Hapon kate Fiva
Speaker 3: Hapon Japan announced their roster for the upcoming WBC.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it was going to be playing at the
Speaker 2: WBC for Teams pain.
Speaker 3: While they're on the roster playing pitching. Eh, who's to say?
Speaker 3: And we talked to Dave Roberts about it last week
Speaker 3: because man, I can get those kind of interviews. What
Speaker 3: we did show Hey Otani, uh huh, Yoshi Yamamoto, uh huh.
Speaker 3: We're selected and we'll play. I don't know if I
Speaker 3: let Otani pitch or not. Rookie Sasaki will not play
Speaker 3: for Team Japan. WHOA you think they had some dudes
Speaker 3: like other dudes better than rookie Sasaki. I wouldn't think that,
Speaker 3: but apparently they do. Or maybe he don't want to play, or.
Speaker 2: Maybe with a injury all the way up until the
Speaker 2: playoffs last year.
Speaker 3: Hey Otani's had two Tommy John's and he's out there
Speaker 3: doing it for Japan. And Yoshi Yamamoto couldn't even raise
Speaker 3: the trophy over his head, right, and he's going to
Speaker 3: be out there playing. Otani was in New Want York
Speaker 3: over the weekend accepting his MVP award and he gave
Speaker 3: a shout out to Lon Rosen. A very nice acceptance
Speaker 3: speech in English, and you're gonna love it. Matt b A.
Speaker 5: Thank you once again for hosting this great event and
Speaker 5: always making us feel welcomed. Grats on your one hundred
Speaker 5: and first gala. To all the writers who reported for me,
Speaker 5: thank you. This MVP hour is very meaningful and the
Speaker 5: winning guitar game means so much to me. A deep
Speaker 5: appolciation goes out to all of your writers for recognizing
Speaker 5: the hard work and the efforts that were put force
Speaker 5: in achieving this, and an MVP award to my fellow discipiants.
Speaker 5: Congratulations to all of you and your achievements, especially to
Speaker 5: the eighty six Mets team. I now know the building
Speaker 5: of what it's like to become a world champion, and
Speaker 5: it's great. So congrats on your for this anniversary. Thank
Speaker 5: you to the Doosis organization for believing in me and
Speaker 5: then embracing my vision. To honor mar Quota who is
Speaker 5: here tonight, and the rest of the ownership group, the
Speaker 5: entire front office, especially under Freedmen and the Ron roles,
Speaker 5: and also attending to all my teammates and the coaching
Speaker 5: staff for helping and encouraging me throughout that year. I
Speaker 5: feared your support every day. A huge shout out to
Speaker 5: the entire Doges staff behind the scenes, especially Arigarcia, who
Speaker 5: is also here tonight. I appreciate you all till my
Speaker 5: support group, starting with my agents Balleto, I appreciate all
Speaker 5: you do.
Speaker 6: Thanks for here tonight as well, Gambling Guy, especially Matt Hedaka,
Speaker 6: your support, Duia White, Anya, Cali and the rest of
Speaker 6: the circle.
Speaker 5: Lastly, my family in Japan, and most most importantly to
Speaker 5: my loving wife Mamiko and my daughter and Decoy for
Speaker 5: making my life whole. I appreciate you always being there
Speaker 5: for me.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Oh the dog got the last shout out.
Speaker 2: That was damn impressive.
Speaker 3: Is there anything he can't do man night other than
Speaker 3: manage his assistant?
Speaker 2: I mean, damn.
Speaker 3: And translator she very impressive. It makes you wonder how
Speaker 3: much English does that guy actually speak? Yes, the answer
Speaker 3: is yes. I say, do you speak of my language?
Speaker 2: He just smiled and gave me unigity Sandwigitty.
Speaker 3: Matt your your favorite Milan Courtina Olympics start pretty soon
Speaker 3: and the US team roster two hundred and thirty two
Speaker 3: athletes in her horny as the day is law.
Speaker 2: Let's get in that village and start filming people.
Speaker 3: Hot springs.
Speaker 2: Come on on, Lindsey Vaughan seeing her naked, Yes, loong yeah,
Speaker 2: Seven Americans making their fifth trip to the Winter Games.
Speaker 2: Opening ceremony Feb. Six and Milan competition begins Feb.
Speaker 4: Four.
Speaker 2: So, like the biathlon or you know something along, they
Speaker 2: always get it going a little bit early and then
Speaker 2: you get the opening ceremony.
Speaker 3: Is a biathlon, the one where you ski and then
Speaker 3: you shoot, shoot, yeah, and then you ski some more,
Speaker 3: shop and shoot.
Speaker 2: Pretty cool. Actually, that dude from Turkey is just.
Speaker 3: Like bow Bo that was talking. We'll be back with
Speaker 3: more some football talk with Brady Quaint coming up next.
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Speaker 3: Sam Darnold versus Drake May. We all saw it coming,
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Speaker 3: Southern California Toyota Dealer Celebrity Hotline. He helds up the shield,
Speaker 3: the clover shield for those that attack Notre Dame like
Speaker 3: Cam Newton, because let me tell you something, Notre Dame
Speaker 3: football hasn't been relevant in years.
Speaker 2: They were just in the National Championship Game last year,
Speaker 2: not in years. Okay, I stand corrected, Hi, Brady, how
Speaker 2: are you, sir?
Speaker 4: I'm doing good, guys. I mean, I honestly, I couldn't
Speaker 4: hear anything Cameron was saying. With those hats he wears practic.
Speaker 4: Come on, he reminds me of Mary Poppins. Sometimes it's
Speaker 4: some boys ouphaits. I'm not that might be an old
Speaker 4: tool of a reference, But I'm not sure what he
Speaker 4: wants to achieve wearing those outfits. But I guess it's
Speaker 4: it's stylish.
Speaker 3: I guess I don't know the kids of today know
Speaker 3: what a chimney sweep is. Okay.
Speaker 4: I want to know if he kicks that hat off
Speaker 4: and reaches in there, like does he have that entire
Speaker 4: bag of goodies and like anything he.
Speaker 2: Wants to pull out at them, like vampire tea candy.
Speaker 3: All right, Brady, you know you've seen Sam Darnold play
Speaker 3: for a long time, and you've seen him jennisoned from
Speaker 3: what is it four other teams to be in Seattle
Speaker 3: and here on the precipice of winning a super Bowl
Speaker 3: and being favored to win the Super Bowl. What do
Speaker 3: you make of it? What gave Sam such a bad rap?
Speaker 3: Or has he turned it around that dramatically?
Speaker 4: I think both things are true. You know he has
Speaker 4: turned it around that dramatically, But he also was provided
Speaker 4: the opportunity to be around some really good offensive minds.
Speaker 4: Like I don't know if he'd you know, say this
Speaker 4: or not, but I think probably the time in San
Speaker 4: Francisco with Kyle Shanahan, obviously the year he spent with
Speaker 4: Kevin O'Connell in Minnesota. I think he'll build back his confidence.
Speaker 4: But then even now with Clint Kubiak, I mean, when
Speaker 4: you look at what they're asking him to do and
Speaker 4: how he's executing within that, he's playing at a super
Speaker 4: high level. And this is some of what we saw.
Speaker 4: I think when you watched them in Southern cal Like,
Speaker 4: you saw his playmakeability. You saw his mobility to be
Speaker 4: able to get outside the pocket or move the pocket
Speaker 4: and make big throws. He's got a strong arm. You
Speaker 4: saw all those things. You know. The one concern you
Speaker 4: had was at times you put the ball in her.
Speaker 4: And I think when you look at the start of
Speaker 4: his career in the NFL, that was a byproduct of
Speaker 4: the situation, the circumstance he entered into. You know, the
Speaker 4: Jets were not a good football team and they thrust
Speaker 4: him in there before he was ready, and he didn't
Speaker 4: have much help out around him, and that led to
Speaker 4: some of those moments that a lot of people still
Speaker 4: haven't forgotten. I mean, people are still asking about Stiny
Speaker 4: Starter versus the Patriots and the whole. You know, I'm
Speaker 4: seeing ghosts and how if that will play a factor
Speaker 4: in this game, and you just you have to take
Speaker 4: into consideration. You know, there's no substitute for experience playing quarterback.
Speaker 4: And I think the toughest thing now is when you
Speaker 4: look at that draft class, specifically with Baker Mayfield and
Speaker 4: Sam darl and Josh Allen, you know, Josh Rosen, Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 4: You know, they all entered into different circumstances and honestly,
Speaker 4: Josh Rosen might have been thrusted into the worst in
Speaker 4: Arizona and unfortunately for him, could never really get his
Speaker 4: footing again. Whereas Josh Allen, you know, he had three
Speaker 4: years where they provided him consistency, stability, and by year
Speaker 4: three you really saw what he was kid love developing
Speaker 4: into a passer, and they got him Stephan Diggs and
Speaker 4: then he get a flourish from there. For Donald and Mayfield,
Speaker 4: it took a while, you know, it really took them
Speaker 4: kind of you know, hopping around spot the spot to
Speaker 4: finally get solidified with organizations that believe in them, and
Speaker 4: that's you know, for me, it's it's awesome to see
Speaker 4: because I got drafted to Cleveland. I know what some
Speaker 4: of those guys went through, in particular Baker, and it's
Speaker 4: really really hard to overcome that first impress that everyone
Speaker 4: has of you, and you just have to hope and
Speaker 4: pray that you get that opportunity where another team believes
Speaker 4: in you enough to be their guy. And obviously he
Speaker 4: is that for for Seattle and in that game, I mean,
Speaker 4: they put the game in his hands. They weren't they
Speaker 4: trusted him, They weren't scared to put the ball in
Speaker 4: his hands to make big plays, and he delivered.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just a little more on that, Brady, because you
Speaker 2: go back to that Week sixteen game and it felt
Speaker 2: like that first half against the Rams was let's try it.
Speaker 2: You know, he threw four picks in the one prior,
Speaker 2: so it felt like they were playing it safe. What
Speaker 2: is it is someone who you know has been through
Speaker 2: it and played the position. What does it do for
Speaker 2: a guy in in those circumstances, that level of a
Speaker 2: game to be asked to just throw that hell out
Speaker 2: of the ball. I mean on second, not on third down,
Speaker 2: but on first down. On second down, the downfield throws
Speaker 2: seemingly throughout that entire first half. What does that do
Speaker 2: then for the second half of that game.
Speaker 4: I mean, you have so much confidence when you go
Speaker 4: out there, and that's take a pitcher where you could
Speaker 4: hit any spot, you got every pitch you know in
Speaker 4: your repertoire, and you feel just like you can do anything.
Speaker 4: I mean, you really do feel that powerful out there
Speaker 4: slinging the football round. And every quarterback has their good
Speaker 4: days and bad days, and clearly when you get off
Speaker 4: to a hot star like he did it, and especially
Speaker 4: a guy who you know for the most part, like
Speaker 4: this season, I don't know how many really tight games
Speaker 4: they were in. I mean, they beat the crap out
Speaker 4: of the forty nine ers, So it wasn't like he was,
Speaker 4: you know, put in a position where he he had
Speaker 4: to be in these critical moments. But you know, this
Speaker 4: game is for the NFC Championship to go to the
Speaker 4: Super Bowl, and then there felt like every throw was
Speaker 4: a big throw because you knew it was going to
Speaker 4: be a tight game, and he delivered, you know again
Speaker 4: time and time again. I think you know, going back
Speaker 4: through this game like there's there's really no criticisms that
Speaker 4: some concern about with Zach Charvion ain't at a running
Speaker 4: back what their passame would look like out of the backfield,
Speaker 4: because Kenneth Walker wasn't that guy throughout the course of
Speaker 4: the season. But I thought he did a tremendous job
Speaker 4: and really just the entire offense adapting and adjusting. I mean, look,
Speaker 4: it helps in you of JSN who came into the
Speaker 4: league as prepared as any and it's just been absolutely
Speaker 4: phenomenal so far this year. So I do want to
Speaker 4: give other guys credit. I mean, the offensive lines played
Speaker 4: well too, But you know, for Darnold to start off
Speaker 4: that game the way he did, I think that's exactly
Speaker 4: what he needed to prove to himself too, that he
Speaker 4: is the quarterback that he was originally drafted in New
Speaker 4: York to be.
Speaker 2: If you had to guess which way the Rams go
Speaker 2: next year, I mean, we see it kind of both ways, right.
Speaker 2: I think about the Lions, they missed the playoffs this year.
Speaker 2: You have the Eagles who were the overwhelming favorites to
Speaker 2: win the NFC this year, and it seemed like, you know,
Speaker 2: everybody hated him from go and then they couldn't get
Speaker 2: out of their own way, Like, what do you think
Speaker 2: happens to a Rams team that still feels like maybe
Speaker 2: the best team in the NFL this year? A thirty
Speaker 2: eight year old quarterback Devonte Adams don't know kind of
Speaker 2: what direction he's going to be going next year. Do
Speaker 2: you think they're right back here? Is the favorite a kickoff?
Speaker 2: Or do you think this is kind of like that
Speaker 2: window as Wow, this was kind of it. It felt
Speaker 2: like they shoved all their chips into the middle of
Speaker 2: the table.
Speaker 4: No chance that this is it. I mean, you can't
Speaker 4: have a quarterback he's my MVP. I think the way
Speaker 4: you played this year and all those pieces, I mean,
Speaker 4: dant Adams at times looked like, you know, maybe he's
Speaker 4: slowing down somebody. In this past game he looked great.
Speaker 4: I mean, he was making clutch catches, finding ways separating.
Speaker 4: I think they do need to add a little bit
Speaker 4: more help on the outside to take some of that
Speaker 4: off of him. But this is to me still a
Speaker 4: relatively young team, in particular on defense, and I would
Speaker 4: run it back like I think, if you're an NFL
Speaker 4: franchise who has a future Hall of Famer and again
Speaker 4: he is that to me, You've got to exhaust all efforts,
Speaker 4: you know, So I don't think there should be any
Speaker 4: talk about this being done like this. This thing's still
Speaker 4: wide open to me for another year at least, and
Speaker 4: then you kind of re evaluate where you know Matt
Speaker 4: Stafford's at. You know, the back issue was like a
Speaker 4: big topic of conversation before the season, didn't seem to
Speaker 4: really impact him much a lea. It's not on the outside,
Speaker 4: so that might be something to monitor. But you know,
Speaker 4: all in all, I think you're still building around him
Speaker 4: to kind of go all in again until he says, hey, man,
Speaker 4: I think I think I'm done. I think I'm good,
Speaker 4: and I want to move on to the next thing.
Speaker 3: The great Brady Quinn our friend on the Petersen Money
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Speaker 3: five seventy LA Sports and Fox Sports Radio. As a whole, Brady,
Speaker 3: your big noon role took you all around, and you
Speaker 3: live in Big ten country. You've seen plenty of Ferdie Mendoza.
Speaker 3: You just gave a pretty good talk about quarterbacks being
Speaker 3: a product to their first environment. What do you think
Speaker 3: he's going to be, like, it looks like he's going
Speaker 3: to be a raider. How does he translate into the NFL.
Speaker 3: He's been a lot of fun to watch down the stretch.
Speaker 4: He has been and you know, he's been gritty, he's
Speaker 4: been tough. You know, I think he's operated at a
Speaker 4: really high level within the system that they've provided for him.
Speaker 4: And I think that's going to be the next thing
Speaker 4: that's going to be huge is they need to provide
Speaker 4: give him some more surrounding talent. You know, outside of
Speaker 4: Rock Powers, there's really not much out there. The offensive
Speaker 4: line protection was pretty abysimal this year, so there's a
Speaker 4: number of things. I mean, for starters, they kind to
Speaker 4: figure out who their head coaches. Once they do that,
Speaker 4: they can implement a plan as far as what that
Speaker 4: offense is going to look like. But one of my
Speaker 4: concerns for him is they have a pretty rpo heavy
Speaker 4: offense and that doesn't typically translate well to the NFL
Speaker 4: level because of how you're training with your eyes. You know,
Speaker 4: to me, when you're training a quarterback, you teach him
Speaker 4: to look down the field, to the middle linebacker, to
Speaker 4: the safeties, and you're really looking for a movement from
Speaker 4: those guys to determine if it's a split safety coverage
Speaker 4: or one high coverage, and then from there based on
Speaker 4: your personal information as a man as it's one all
Speaker 4: those other things that you're looking for. Well, when a
Speaker 4: lot of these guys just play a shotgun running an
Speaker 4: RPO offense, you know, the full doesn't sync with a
Speaker 4: lot of the passing concepts and the timing and rhythm
Speaker 4: of plays. They're only reading one guy and if he
Speaker 4: triggers on the run play to stop it, they're gonna
Speaker 4: throw behind him. If he doesn't, they're handing off. So
Speaker 4: you know, that transformation for a quarterback to adapt from
Speaker 4: what you're asked to do at the NFL level and
Speaker 4: those offenses and what they're asked to do at the
Speaker 4: college level can be a pretty big jump. So I
Speaker 4: think he's up for the challenge and capable, but they're
Speaker 4: gonna have to implement some things that he feels comfortable
Speaker 4: with early on and surround up of talent because that
Speaker 4: that roster just really struggled. To put a point, it
Speaker 4: didn't matter ifif Kelly was calling plays or not. You know,
Speaker 4: he kind of took all the blame this past year
Speaker 4: for the play calling issues. You know when Pete Carroll
Speaker 4: let him go, but they didn't get any better when
Speaker 4: he wasn't there. You know that that was That's a
Speaker 4: really struggling offense from a personnel standpoint. So they've got
Speaker 4: a lot of work to do.
Speaker 2: Is it is it a one year anomaly for Indiana?
Speaker 2: I don't mean just Indiana, Brady, but you know we
Speaker 2: saw Texas Tech. Is is you know, one of the
Speaker 2: betting favorites to win the the National Championship. Do you
Speaker 2: think we see a team like this every year now
Speaker 2: with NI with transfer portal, you know, from whatever conference,
Speaker 2: it may be that that's kind of in the mix
Speaker 2: and has as good a shot to win the championship
Speaker 2: as any Yeah, I think.
Speaker 4: It's interesting, Like we look at the NFL and there's
Speaker 4: those teams who I mean, Stan Croffey's got deep pockets.
Speaker 4: When they want to go all in, they go all
Speaker 4: in and they feel like they've got a quarterback or
Speaker 4: they got some of the right pieces. You know, they're
Speaker 4: going to spend there's a term cash over cast, so
Speaker 4: they're going to sign out a bunch of guys to
Speaker 4: big signing bonuses. They're going to pro rate that out
Speaker 4: of the life to deal so they can fit everyone
Speaker 4: in under that salary cap. And there's really not those
Speaker 4: rules at college. But what you're seeing is the universes
Speaker 4: that are spending or being rewarded for it. You know,
Speaker 4: Miami spent a ton on the roster this year, Indiana's
Speaker 4: spent a good amount, and then they'll tell you that,
Speaker 4: you know, Sicnetti will tell you it's not as much
Speaker 4: as everyone thinks, but it's still more than most are
Speaker 4: putting out there. When you've got a billionaire like Mark
Speaker 4: Cuban is helping to back that. And I think you
Speaker 4: look at some of the other teams that have won
Speaker 4: in the past years, Ohio State, Michigan, all those schools
Speaker 4: put a ton of money in to retain guys and
Speaker 4: bring them back to go for another shot. And it
Speaker 4: worked for Michigan a couple of years ago, worked for
Speaker 4: Ohio State last year. And now you're singing it with
Speaker 4: Indiana and some of those guys who you know again
Speaker 4: they brought back but built onto the transfer portal. So
Speaker 4: and then obviously Miami was playing that game. So I
Speaker 4: do think it's it's fall of the money. It's not
Speaker 4: that complicated. A lot of these schools with deep pockets
Speaker 4: are going to continue to keep being at the top
Speaker 4: making runs, and that's probably where the talent cap of
Speaker 4: the disparity is. Uh. And so it's you know, you
Speaker 4: can say it's unfortunate or that's very different from what
Speaker 4: we were call in the past, but I'm not so sure.
Speaker 4: I'm not so sure this is really any different. I
Speaker 4: think now everything's just kind of a boat board with
Speaker 4: teams being able to advertise essentially how much they're spending
Speaker 4: on their rosters.
Speaker 3: All right, No usc notre dame to talk about. So
Speaker 3: we'll just say goodbye.
Speaker 4: Who which one's black and drack on the show? Because
Speaker 4: Jonas only wears black? Right, you know he doesn't wear
Speaker 4: any other.
Speaker 2: Well, if you've seen Pirates Brooklyn, you know that's what
Speaker 2: I mean. LaVar looks a lot like that. Y. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's clear as data me it's black drag.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: By the way, it's snowmageddon out here. My kids don't
Speaker 4: have school today, they don't have school tomorrow. They could
Speaker 4: be off the whole week. Let me tell you, it's
Speaker 4: unbelievable how soft everyone has gotten nowadays.
Speaker 2: That's not where I saw that going. Then there we go.
Speaker 3: So what are you guys doing in the house. I
Speaker 3: mean you can't go anywhere, right it's snowmagain.
Speaker 4: Oh well it's no. They're outside. They're like costly playing
Speaker 4: in the snow. They're probably in frostbite, bro, I know,
Speaker 4: but at least they're building up some grit and determination.
Speaker 4: Right when they can't feel their nose.
Speaker 3: Why you know what, You should put them in vats
Speaker 3: of ice water when it's really cold outside, like they
Speaker 3: do to Russian children and toughen them up. You know,
Speaker 3: just forty fifty that I've.
Speaker 4: Been cold plunging for a while, so that if that's
Speaker 4: what that is, then I've been doing that self. I've
Speaker 4: known it to myself for a while.
Speaker 2: Now. Yeah, well that checks out.
Speaker 3: Something explains that great looking facial stand out. All right,
Speaker 3: Brady Quinn, Thank you, Brady, appreciate it. Have a great
Speaker 3: snub again, and be safe out there in the ice storm,
Speaker 3: and we'll be back with your dead and alive. Guy
Speaker 3: Bert the other day, saying good night, and then Dodger
Speaker 3: talking said.
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Speaker 2: you do not get a plus one. It's like Ronnie
Speaker 2: at David Vesse's wedding. You're coming by yourself.
Speaker 3: Well it might be that way, Matt. It doesn't end there.
Speaker 3: There's more seats available on Saturday.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right. Dodger Fests Davids gonna be live from
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Speaker 3: That's right. Don't forget to go see Matt's movie Shelter, Yeah,
Speaker 3: State Them. Yeah. Well, as I said, you lose your
Speaker 3: car once and they cut you out all the movie
Speaker 3: all the you know, you lose your car one trust
Speaker 3: that guy, all the movie promotions.
Speaker 2: Go see Shelter with State Them on Friday and then
Speaker 2: go to Dodger Fest with David Vessey on Saturday. Should
Speaker 2: kept track of your car, man, I should have put
Speaker 2: a pin in it.
Speaker 3: You'd be in state even if that technology was available
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Speaker 2: one for the trunk, one to lock the glove box.
Speaker 3: To celebrate today a great artist man, a man with
Speaker 3: a whole area in Paris named after him. Three and
Speaker 3: twelve years old today, Jean Baptiste Pigalle. Born in Paris
Speaker 3: into a family of master carpenters. Pigalle began training as
Speaker 3: a sculptor at age eighteen. That is important work, especially
Speaker 3: back then when rich people were always ordering sculpted art.
Speaker 3: He studied in Rome. His most famous work is Mercury
Speaker 3: attaching his wings, which is the statue of the Greek
Speaker 3: god Hermes putting the wing shoes on.
Speaker 2: I love Hermes.
Speaker 3: He's awesome, he's fast. That was in seventeen forty four.
Speaker 3: It is in the louver, so it could be stolen
Speaker 3: at any moment.
Speaker 2: I thought it was like a Grand Marquis with some
Speaker 2: wings on it. No, he's super cool.
Speaker 3: This was long before the car company. Pigale was loved
Speaker 3: for his conveyance of graceful ease and youthful vitality. The
Speaker 3: Mercury adjusting his wings, it's like rolling down the window.
Speaker 3: Was so popular a statue that they opened a factory
Speaker 3: in Detroit and just started banging him out. No, but
Speaker 3: he did have to be hang out a few Louis
Speaker 3: the fifteenth ordered a giant marble one as a present
Speaker 3: to Prussia. His mistress. Louis the fifteenth, mistress Jean Jean
Speaker 3: Pompadoor was his patron.
Speaker 2: I wonder what her hair looked like.
Speaker 3: It was wearing quite high. Actually, that's what it's from.
Speaker 3: Matt Uh. He made lots of stuff for her love
Speaker 3: and friendship. Seventeen fifty eight. Child with a Birdcage seventeen
Speaker 3: fifty You're never gonna guess what that one's happened. And
Speaker 3: his nude Voltaire from seventeen seventy seven is also a
Speaker 3: very very important work.
Speaker 2: I bet nobody know what Vultag.
Speaker 3: Is like Voltaire naked, Hey, it's in the loover. He
Speaker 3: has built two of the very elaborate tombs that are
Speaker 3: two of the biggest attractions at the Notre Dame Cathedral.
Speaker 3: We had Brady Quinn on today.
Speaker 2: I think it's all he could talk about.
Speaker 3: And Matt. In Paris, the Pigalle district has become known
Speaker 3: for its sex shows. It's red light nature, it's sex
Speaker 3: shops and yes, that is where the famous Moulin Rouge resides,
Speaker 3: where Nicole Kidman died of tuberculosis while dancing twenty some
Speaker 3: years ago in theaters le did it lose My car
Speaker 3: that night? Statham Pigalle was known for being daring and innovative,
Speaker 3: A big part, Matt, and we're a big part of
Speaker 3: the sports talk radio enlightenment, great sports talk out but
Speaker 3: he was part of the real Enlightenment, nowhere.
Speaker 2: Near as impactful as our enlightenment.
Speaker 3: Sports talk much more accessible, and he straddled two styles,
Speaker 3: the neo classical and the baroque. So way to go,
Speaker 3: pigalle a French Master, so to speak.
Speaker 2: You're a live gyp a French Master, but a suburb
Speaker 2: of Philadelphia master, if you will. Carl Freaking Kiefer Man
Speaker 2: Keiefer born in Springfield, PA. Springfield High School, played electric guitar,
Speaker 2: got into the drug scene, boosted up in high school,
Speaker 2: dropped out for about a week, but his mom gave
Speaker 2: him an incentive, said, hey, if you graduate, I'll buy
Speaker 2: you that Gibson less Paul you've had your eye on.
Speaker 2: So they had a deal. He made it all the
Speaker 2: way through. He overcame his drug addiction, and Keifer was
Speaker 2: determined to be a rock star. While he was chasing
Speaker 2: his rock star dreams again barely graduated high school, was
Speaker 2: making money doing odd jobs, mostly at the horse track
Speaker 2: as a groomsman. So he was like in a wedding,
Speaker 2: exactly like that. If you were missing a grooms he
Speaker 2: would stand in at the horse track. He started a
Speaker 2: band called Telepath, playing lead guitar. They don't catch on,
Speaker 2: so his best friend Eric says, hey, man, f those
Speaker 2: guys your voice is better and you've got more stage
Speaker 2: presence than any of them. Let's start a band together,
Speaker 2: and that's right.
Speaker 3: Why does it sound like an after school special kind
Speaker 3: of listen Eric, I'm not sure. Who's it?
Speaker 2: Clifton Heights, PA. They started Cinderella played around. Unfortunately half
Speaker 2: of their band quit to start their band.
Speaker 3: Cinderella Crushes Pigale. Right, oh, come on, don't know what
Speaker 3: you got till it's gone.
Speaker 2: Everything was going great till Michael Shermik and Tony Destra
Speaker 2: say we're leaving and we're starting our own band, Britney Fox.
Speaker 2: So they had to have a rotating cast of drummers
Speaker 2: and lead guitars. But thankfully, when they were playing the
Speaker 2: Empire Rock Club in Philadelpha, they freaking rock the joint.
Speaker 2: John bon Jovi was in the audience and was like,
Speaker 2: those guys are good. Got him signed to Mercury with
Speaker 2: his an R guy, Dereck Schulman. They released their debut
Speaker 2: Night Songs August second, nineteen eighty six, with that iconic
Speaker 2: cover four Dudes, gigantic hair, the Purple Cinema.
Speaker 3: Bar, and a more brunette vibe on side.
Speaker 2: Most definitely Yes, they were the Brunettes. If Poison were
Speaker 2: the blood.
Speaker 3: Yeah hit a lot of bloody, it's more brunette vibe.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, most definitely they were the you know, the
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania glam rockers. You know, we have this brunette hair
Speaker 2: we got that's all peas Hey.
Speaker 3: We are a darker hue than so, rather glam rock type.
Speaker 2: This song was huge, peaked at number thirteen, but MTV
Speaker 2: was really what did it for Cinderella? Those dudes, the Brunettes,
Speaker 2: you know, with their teased out hair and their tight pants.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, can you stand on a giant rock
Speaker 3: in Arizona and bang out a ballad?
Speaker 2: No No?
Speaker 3: With a huge helicopter shot.
Speaker 2: They got to number three on the Billboard Hot one
Speaker 2: Hunter thanks to MTV playing the hell out of it
Speaker 2: a platinum first headline tour eighty six, who supported Poison
Speaker 2: got the blonde teased out Here were the Brunette teams.
Speaker 3: Very rarely does the brunette headline over the blog.
Speaker 2: And then Bonjobi took him out as support on their
Speaker 2: Slippery When Wet tour launched them into superstardom. Second album,
Speaker 2: Long Cold Winner two hundred and fifty four shows over
Speaker 2: the course of fourteen months. Don't know what you got
Speaker 2: till it's gone. Why that song because on stage a
Speaker 2: white piano with lower into the audience beautiful man chief or.
Speaker 3: Not quite as great as the Striper Helicopter, but its
Speaker 3: globe the Striper Helicopter was pretty sweet. Didn't end well?
Speaker 2: No man lived happily ever after that. Sadly no, they
Speaker 2: turned into a pumpkin. His vocal cord paralysis, couldn't sing anymore.
Speaker 3: We still talk about him in the leagues today.
Speaker 2: Nig Hey, you know what if your light shines bright
Speaker 2: for but three years, at least you had three years
Speaker 2: in that white hot spot.
Speaker 3: I still remember. I believe it was on the Wayne's
Speaker 3: World soundtrack, Hot and Bothered, which was a fine sauce.
Speaker 2: Sure Jeep going Cinderella. They have officially been broken up
Speaker 2: since twenty fourteen. I have no idea what they did
Speaker 2: from eighty nine to twenty fourteen, but apparently they were
Speaker 2: still doing it.
Speaker 3: Wayne's World. There's that David Vasse will come along in
Speaker 3: the very next segment and start his Dodger talk show.
Speaker 3: But he is a little worse for wearing terror.
Speaker 2: It's too bad.
Speaker 3: As a Matt stafford in their Ramiley let him down.
Speaker 3: You know, you jump on a jump on a bandwagon
Speaker 3: and you think it's gonna take you all the way
Speaker 3: to Lincoln, Nebraska, and the thing crab out. You're not
Speaker 3: even in You're not even in Germo, and the thing's
Speaker 3: blown out.
Speaker 2: Get this Jerry two days in.
Speaker 3: He'll be back on tomorrow. I have a great night, everybody.
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