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Speaker 4: Yes, all right, welcome back to the Power Trip Morning Show.
Speaker 4: It is a Monday recapping the Wild, the Wolves, the Draft.
Speaker 4: Ben Leber's here, Hi, Ben, hie. Uh. We're gonna stall
Speaker 4: for a second because Chris is in a stalled currently. No,
Speaker 4: I think he's getting his Uh yeah, it's an allergy medic.
Speaker 4: It's a better bit if he's just going to the bathroom. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he's taking a huge dump. So before we get into
Speaker 4: the news when he gets back, any other major non
Speaker 4: Vikings related draft takes that he's something that either surprised
Speaker 4: you or you know, you were super excited about, super
Speaker 4: upset about anything else stand out.
Speaker 5: I think I was surprised that in Sauce you can
Speaker 5: jump in whenever you want. I'm sure you guys talked
Speaker 5: about it over the weekend, but I was surprised that Safeties,
Speaker 5: you know, Caleb Downs dropped as far as he did.
Speaker 5: Sauce not even we sort of theorized that a guy
Speaker 5: like Ruben Bain would drop, and he dropped a little bit.
Speaker 5: But I just thought that consensus across the board, Caleb
Speaker 5: Downs was one of the top players regardless of position,
Speaker 5: on everybody's big board. But yet we're watching the draft
Speaker 5: and nobody's selecting him, and not that he dropped a ton,
Speaker 5: but you look at the difference and value from being
Speaker 5: a top four pick to being where he's at, Like
Speaker 5: that's millions of dollars that was left on the table
Speaker 5: because people just didn't value that position or whatever, you
Speaker 5: know what I mean. We know that Theeneman you know
Speaker 5: when you know, went where he went to Chicago and
Speaker 5: and we're gonna have to see him. But I just
Speaker 5: I think the value of safety overall was not as
Speaker 5: highly valued as maybe people thought. We heard that after
Speaker 5: the first two running backs that running backs were not
Speaker 5: going to be valued very high in this draft, and
Speaker 5: we kind of saw that play out, So that was
Speaker 5: maybe not a surprise. But when you when you hear
Speaker 5: about these hypotheticals, you know, you just never really know
Speaker 5: until we actually see it in action. So I thought
Speaker 5: it was interesting that running backs outside of the Notre Dame. Guys,
Speaker 5: it was slim pickings, especially even for our guy IMT.
Speaker 5: Johnson who went to the Chiefs.
Speaker 4: I have not heard your full Caleb Banks breakdown, but
Speaker 4: we can do that in Vikings. Those in about thirty
Speaker 4: minutes if you want, very curious to hear what you think.
Speaker 4: But we'll wait for thirty three minutes. That's a radio
Speaker 4: tas curious.
Speaker 6: We also ask him about.
Speaker 4: We'll get to that as well.
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Speaker 3: So it's the Krayola is for coloring, not for eating.
Speaker 4: Yeahs a kid.
Speaker 3: Just curious, Yeah exactly, as an adult.
Speaker 4: Curiosity killed the cat. So you would eat boogers but
Speaker 4: not cram.
Speaker 8: Yeah crams are yes, sir, please, I mean he did
Speaker 8: I've done that in a while, though, I'm off, I'm
Speaker 8: off the.
Speaker 4: Please thank you.
Speaker 6: I'm really begging you.
Speaker 4: I just can't believe you did that.
Speaker 9: A stupid question. Yeah, do the different color of crayons
Speaker 9: have different flavors.
Speaker 4: Asked Paul, No idea. I've never eaten a cran. I
Speaker 4: knew kids that did. Though. There's always the glue kid
Speaker 4: that ate glue. That wasn't me. No, you were the
Speaker 4: booger kid, the Bookers.
Speaker 7: The kid who was made of glue, who ate us?
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, that's how we survived a superhero am on kids, don't.
Speaker 6: You don't even say it?
Speaker 4: Looking back, sauce makes me if let's say you go
Speaker 4: to a super Bowl party when you were what ten
Speaker 4: years old? Yeah, and the parents of the super Bowl
Speaker 4: party they lay out all the snacks and it's glue,
Speaker 4: and it's crams, and it's boogers. It's a kid's party.
Speaker 4: What are you eating? That's a good question. It's not
Speaker 4: other people's are disgusting, stopped, But you were channel.
Speaker 3: Worth going back for because it was a one time problem.
Speaker 4: It's probably krans.
Speaker 9: I don't know why they like to talk about it.
Speaker 4: What kind of glue would you have considered like Elmers
Speaker 4: or just Elmer's regularly lou gross glues.
Speaker 3: Gross glue is gross, did you guys know? Disgusting? I
Speaker 3: don't think other people's boogers hard.
Speaker 8: Pass, hard pass, but yours Yeah, chef's kiss, Yeah, whereas
Speaker 8: you don't need moist moist, gross moist.
Speaker 9: A moist booger.
Speaker 6: Just trying to shock down another best he's ever had?
Speaker 3: Moist?
Speaker 4: Yeah, stop, seriously, it's it is maybe the one of
Speaker 4: the worst.
Speaker 6: I can't take it. I can't take the discussing.
Speaker 4: Things in a long time, and I haven't done it
Speaker 4: in a long time. I can't take it, not at all.
Speaker 9: Please.
Speaker 7: You know who looks like a booger eater? King Charles
Speaker 7: is visiting the United States. I wonder if he has
Speaker 7: King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Speaker 4: Sure as a booger reader.
Speaker 7: They talked to the US today. They're not coming to Minneapolis,
Speaker 7: I bet because this uh you UK's row. A couple
Speaker 7: said to have a six day track that will begin
Speaker 7: in DC.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 9: Do you guys hear something?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: What is that?
Speaker 6: Somebody's phone is.
Speaker 4: On that mud? That was weird. I don't know that
Speaker 4: was weird anyway.
Speaker 7: Somebody's listening to a different radio stations.
Speaker 10: Oh he was eating boogers or stop it not now anyway,
Speaker 10: So say hi to King Charles and Queen Camel if
Speaker 10: you see him, you know we'll do man.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 4: Yeah? Cool.
Speaker 6: Sloth World Orlando filing for bankruptcy.
Speaker 4: Oh no, is that owned by that bitch Carol Basket?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 7: After more than thirty of the animals reportedly died from
Speaker 7: a virus, how many thirty of them?
Speaker 6: I guess they got VD That's what I'm guessing.
Speaker 4: I guess your sister should leave alone.
Speaker 7: A does a dozen surviving flows. We're transferred out of
Speaker 7: the uh, out of that VD hell. They're going to
Speaker 7: be in quarantine for a month so they don't spread
Speaker 7: the disease.
Speaker 4: Here's why I like Ben. Ben. If you went to
Speaker 4: a sloth World in Florida, you know they only sell
Speaker 4: one flavor of ice cream? M yep, and it is
Speaker 4: Come on, man, you got this sloth sloth World sell
Speaker 4: us one flavor of ice cream. Even I get it,
Speaker 4: I can do it. Come on, man, man, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know where you're going.
Speaker 9: I feel so I kind of that I'm disappointing you
Speaker 9: right now. Everybody gets the joke.
Speaker 6: And what kind of ice cream does he like?
Speaker 9: Rocky?
Speaker 8: Sorry, your sloth, the pressium hunk.
Speaker 4: No, it's not good either. Whatever you want it, you
Speaker 4: got it all right, Thank.
Speaker 9: You got it.
Speaker 7: Deadly flesh eating bacteria has been found in multiple swimming
Speaker 7: areas in New York Suffolk County. UH scientists at Stonybrook
Speaker 7: University say this type of bacteria can cause death within
Speaker 7: forty eight hours.
Speaker 6: If it goes untreated.
Speaker 7: Suffolk County officials say they're updating septic systems that are
Speaker 7: relying on shell fish and the seaweed to absorb some
Speaker 7: of the nitrogen build up that's causing the bacteria.
Speaker 4: Why did people go outside? Yeah? Ever flesh eater? Oh disgusting.
Speaker 7: They're pretty disgusting. Better than what he eats, though, I.
Speaker 4: Was going to say on the disgusting things eating in
Speaker 4: this entire segment was flesh.
Speaker 7: A new survey shows the cost of dating is exhausting good.
Speaker 6: Many young American tired. BMO Financial Group.
Speaker 7: Says half of American surveys say they are going on
Speaker 7: fewer dates or choosing less expensive activities like just staying
Speaker 7: in the back.
Speaker 6: Seat and get them home, just going to watch the sunset.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 7: The bank pulled over twenty five hundred adults in late
Speaker 7: December and January said one day cost gen Z adults
Speaker 7: over two hundred dollars on average, and millennials two hundred
Speaker 7: and fifty dollars.
Speaker 6: Sell them a bitch, take too much money?
Speaker 9: Do kids do that anymore? Just go park?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 7: They should just go to the point, So go parking,
Speaker 7: go parking. Of course, what do kids drive these days?
Speaker 4: They have back seats, e bikes, yeah, e bikes, hoverboards, scooters.
Speaker 7: If you guys aren't watching Rooster, by the way, it's
Speaker 7: a great show.
Speaker 4: What's Rooster now?
Speaker 9: I haven't never heard of it.
Speaker 7: It's a Steve Carell's new show. Oh yeah, on HBO HBO.
Speaker 7: It's really funny, man. There's at least one or two
Speaker 7: funny moments every episode. I think it's really well done.
Speaker 4: You guys like it.
Speaker 6: It's real good, real real good. If you like Steve Carell,
Speaker 6: you like it, I'll check it out, thank you.
Speaker 7: With baseball season heating up, fans of showing support, but
Speaker 7: how much is too much? Here's bre Tennis. She's a reporter.
Speaker 7: She's got more on the difference between a sports fan
Speaker 7: any sports fanatic.
Speaker 11: Sports fans make up about seventy percent of the population,
Speaker 11: sports fanatics about twenty percent. And here's the difference. According
Speaker 11: to psychology today, fans go to games and wear team gear.
Speaker 11: Fanatics never miss a game, scream at the TV, know
Speaker 11: the names of the players, and refer to the team
Speaker 11: as US psychologists say. It's not really bad if you're
Speaker 11: a fanatic, as long as you maintain balance and stay employed.
Speaker 9: I'm pre tennis.
Speaker 6: Wowbrey, Wow, I quite the end of that, God debri.
Speaker 3: Stating the obvious. So you know what fans are short for, right, yeah?
Speaker 4: Fanatic?
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 4: So it's just funny that we're arguing the difference between
Speaker 4: sports fanatics and sports fanatics. Yeah, but I know what
Speaker 4: she means. Yeah, so you said, she said seventy percent fans,
Speaker 4: twenty percent fanatics.
Speaker 9: That's right.
Speaker 4: What's the other ten.
Speaker 7: Casual I'd say obsessives. I think it goes the other
Speaker 7: way when you say, I.
Speaker 4: Would say it's it's closer to the people who barely care.
Speaker 12: Yeah, cashyeah, yeah, yeah, Yeah, that's seventy percent are fans,
Speaker 12: ten percent are yeah, like like, that's why I'm I guess.
Speaker 4: Now too right where it's like, yeah, I would rather
Speaker 4: see them win. I'll watch once in a while. I'm
Speaker 4: not wearing the jerseys. I rarely go to games. No,
Speaker 4: my day doesn't get impacted either way, right, but it
Speaker 4: used to used to. Yeah, teared up in ninety eight.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I can't let this happen again. It was
Speaker 4: the last time you cried. I didn't cry teared up. Well,
Speaker 4: you cried when javiscot his van. Not even close to truth.
Speaker 9: So just taking it back from your big tears?
Speaker 4: What so many? How many?
Speaker 3: Hold you?
Speaker 4: Forty three? Forty three? So you're forty three years of
Speaker 4: living on this great planet of Earth, third rock from
Speaker 4: the Sun.
Speaker 3: How many of those forty three years would you say?
Speaker 3: You have been a fanatic?
Speaker 4: I mean I've been a pretty big Vikings fanatics since
Speaker 4: probably ninety eight, so almost thirty years. Wow, true fanatic?
Speaker 4: Not even fan Yeah fanatic? Yeah, obsessed? Yeah, never missed
Speaker 4: a game, care about every game and every loss. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you I've watched. I would bet I've watched every game
Speaker 4: since nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 6: Who do we know in our in our realm? Who
Speaker 6: is a fanatic, like I would say Pa is a fanatic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a fanatic, Yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Dusty mond Bonus is a Twins fanatic for sure.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 9: Tommy's a fanatic of the Gophers.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 9: Conzemius obviously fanatic of the Gophers.
Speaker 7: Does anybody know I'm guess I bet he did great.
Speaker 7: Does anybody know how our guy did the other day?
Speaker 4: No? On the Big ten network. I saw the clip
Speaker 4: of him interviewed on PJ. Yeah, Andy interviewed the quarterback.
Speaker 4: He did very well.
Speaker 6: Good, good, good good.
Speaker 4: So you did see it or you just saw the
Speaker 4: house it was on Twitter? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 9: I hope he did well.
Speaker 4: I'm sure he did. He's good at everything. Hawk.
Speaker 9: Were you ever a fanatic growing up with any one
Speaker 9: particular team? No, not really, I mean no, I know,
Speaker 9: I'm kind of with you.
Speaker 5: I was kind of racking my brain thinking, like I
Speaker 5: cheered for teams and I paid attention, But I I
Speaker 5: don't think I was ever a fanatic of any one team.
Speaker 7: If I'll be honest, I think I'm the only team
Speaker 7: I was ever a fanatic of was my high school team.
Speaker 9: You know what I mean? Like, yeah, I couldn't wait
Speaker 9: to play high school football.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I was obsessed with playing high school football. I loved it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my obsession or level of fanaticism is band related,
Speaker 4: right if you're on camera. I was way more into
Speaker 4: three eleven than I ever was a sports team, and
Speaker 4: that includes the like nineties go for basketball team that
Speaker 4: I loved, the Timberwolves, which is still my favorite team.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, but according but according to Brie Tennis, all
Speaker 5: you have to be to do to be a fanatic
Speaker 5: versus a fan is just kind of like know the
Speaker 5: players and know that. So I don't think you have
Speaker 5: to do a deep dive like you knew probably all
Speaker 5: the Gophers and Timberwolves players without even really being riding
Speaker 5: and dying by every win and loss. You could right
Speaker 5: now probably think of the starting lineup of one one
Speaker 5: big team when you're a child. So, for instance, Hawk
Speaker 5: and I will talking about the Cincinnati Reds, so I
Speaker 5: where I grew up. I loved Eric Davis, I love
Speaker 5: Barry Larkin, Chris Sabo like grif. Yeah that was a
Speaker 5: little later, but like I still paid attention, you know,
Speaker 5: So I wasn't. I guess that would probably put me
Speaker 5: in the fanatic but I didn't watch every game. I
Speaker 5: didn't have the ability to watch every game, right, but
Speaker 5: I still loved keeping up with it in the newspaper.
Speaker 9: That's a really good point.
Speaker 6: I'd say.
Speaker 7: Big Red Machine was like maybe the team of my youth.
Speaker 7: Like I would go out in the backyard and throw
Speaker 7: the baseball up on the barn and run and dive
Speaker 7: to catch it and pretend I was you know, Dave Concepcione.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I try to hit like Eric Davis how he held
Speaker 5: the bat like really lay, you know, and I couldn't.
Speaker 5: I obviously just couldn't do it like he could do it.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, baseball mattered a lot back then, back then, Yeah,
Speaker 6: it really did.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, that's a good point. Now our team's falling apart. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's over. For every day.
Speaker 3: They lost nine out of ten.
Speaker 6: They're just resting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're resting. They're falling apart.
Speaker 3: It looked like the over was going to absolutely crush squad.
Speaker 3: It's over, man, it's over, nine out of ten.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's over. The bullpen's terrible. They can't hit. There's
Speaker 4: like three guys on the team that don't belong on
Speaker 4: the team.
Speaker 3: What happened? They got off to such a monster start.
Speaker 8: Ten The bullpen is awful and they scored five total
Speaker 8: runs against the Rays.
Speaker 4: This SWE's not enough.
Speaker 6: But the other team scored how many?
Speaker 4: Probably seven?
Speaker 8: Shoot?
Speaker 3: Hm?
Speaker 6: I like Shelty, Yeah, I do too.
Speaker 4: But the team he has.
Speaker 8: Some of the guys on that team don't belong in
Speaker 8: the MLB roster because the owners are cheap and they
Speaker 8: keep them there.
Speaker 3: Fun, all right, sports sauce.
Speaker 7: When we come back, can I tell you guys at
Speaker 7: some point about the guy who was gorge to death
Speaker 7: by a bull in Spain?
Speaker 4: Oh he did die?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah. This is during the running of the bulls.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 4: I thought it was the matador that got anally?
Speaker 5: What was it?
Speaker 4: What did they say?
Speaker 3: God? What was the word that we used last week?
Speaker 3: It was something else?
Speaker 9: Impaled? No, pleasured?
Speaker 4: Whoa?
Speaker 3: We said it like thirty times?
Speaker 4: Anally?
Speaker 9: Uh, massacred? No, scrap?
Speaker 3: No, it was in one of the headlines we read prolapsed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, wow, good world, good word.
Speaker 9: Disemboweled.
Speaker 4: No, why don't I just google it and see if
Speaker 4: I can find this quickly?
Speaker 6: What I'm doing right now?
Speaker 4: Anally kissed?
Speaker 6: No, it might have been.
Speaker 9: Perforated rectum that perfect.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh man perforated severely. Gordon the anis.
Speaker 9: That's not funny?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I like his mad libs. Yeah, this is fun money.
Speaker 3: Well here headline from the Daily Star.
Speaker 4: Spanish Matador says he can't sleep or eat after bull
Speaker 4: spears him in the bum.
Speaker 3: Why can't he eat? He doesn't eat through his mouth?
Speaker 4: Listen?
Speaker 8: But then I'm sorry, you don't want to dump rect
Speaker 8: dilator When you say that's quit ordering on Amazon.
Speaker 7: When you say spared him in the bum, it sounds
Speaker 7: a lot less catastrophic. Yeah, when you say perforated that
Speaker 7: anus right, yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah. And then the story we read last week as
Speaker 4: he came out of retirement, this guy was no why
Speaker 4: considered to be this legendary Spanish matatory. He's like, ah,
Speaker 4: I hung him up too early. I'm going to get
Speaker 4: back out there. And then immediately a horn went right
Speaker 4: up it his.
Speaker 6: Poor rim before shot, just before it happened.
Speaker 4: Oh boy, that was like bullseye.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Oh based on those horns. It didn't go straight in.
Speaker 3: And you can't slash him a target like that.
Speaker 4: I don't slash him your tar star man rectal perforation.
Speaker 4: They're playing the fillmore.
Speaker 9: This butter will got film board.
Speaker 4: Oh gross, you've seen the sidebirds on the set of
Speaker 4: a pitch. He looks like he's straight out of nineteen
Speaker 4: seventy eight.
Speaker 6: You should see the cheek burns on that guy too.
Speaker 4: His poor slabs. I was in immense pain, felt a
Speaker 4: lot of fear because I saw the bull head grabbed
Speaker 4: me and well I thought I was bleeding.
Speaker 3: Yeah you sure were, Oh.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you sure?
Speaker 5: We're gross.
Speaker 7: He's not going to walk right for a while.
Speaker 4: Man, It's gonna walk like you just got off a
Speaker 4: bowl horn. Yeah.
Speaker 12: Me.
Speaker 5: It's like watching the girls walk out of the elevators
Speaker 5: in Vegas at like five in the morning.
Speaker 4: Ye or Tommy, what the guy's done? Hawk your guys
Speaker 4: on ESPN?
Speaker 3: Which one?
Speaker 4: Damien Woody?
Speaker 9: Oh how dare you?
Speaker 6: I thought you're dumb about Big Citrus?
Speaker 3: Also do sports?
Speaker 4: After this Vikings news in like twenty minutes is the
Speaker 4: Power tra Monty Show on the Fan.
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Speaker 6: That sounds good, man, I'd eat that.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 9: Ben abs aboutely Man.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, yeah, man.
Speaker 7: The guy, uh, the bullfighter who suffered the proferred directum
Speaker 7: looks like I figure Napoleon Bonaparte looked.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not super unlike Napoleon from Bill and Ted's excellent.
Speaker 6: You know what, maybe that's where that's coming from. That's
Speaker 6: where that's coming from.
Speaker 7: Similar kind of because I can't imagine. I saw the
Speaker 7: polaroids of.
Speaker 3: No, but a lot of paintings. Yeah, sure, sure, sure
Speaker 3: sure if you go to France.
Speaker 4: Oh good for me, I said a Rivederci to the
Speaker 4: US last fall, and I went to France. Almost every
Speaker 4: painting has some Napoleon like angle. You go to the
Speaker 4: loop and it's like Napoleon, Napoleon, Napoleon. And if that
Speaker 4: ain't Napoleon, it's a guy that looks like Napoleon. And
Speaker 4: I'm not going to read a little description underneath to
Speaker 4: see if it's somebody else. I don't know if they
Speaker 4: care for him much or not. I can't tell. I
Speaker 4: don't really read much.
Speaker 6: You know, he they banned him from France a few times.
Speaker 7: He got too big for his britches, which is you know,
Speaker 7: he pisses me off as people talking about how how
Speaker 7: short he was, and he's taller than I am.
Speaker 6: I hate that five ages he was five a oh,
Speaker 6: I thought he was like five fours.
Speaker 7: That's how history goes, right, But no, no, he's five
Speaker 7: eight two inches taller than me.
Speaker 9: I'm like an aunt.
Speaker 3: But still I'm sorry. And you don't have a Napoleon complex?
Speaker 7: No, well, I probably do a little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have kind you have fought a lot of
Speaker 4: I kind of don't many people around here of saying
Speaker 4: you have an Oedipus complex.
Speaker 3: Is that accurate or not?
Speaker 4: See? I know what that means. What does it mean?
Speaker 8: It means you're in love with your mother, like in
Speaker 8: a So is that false or not? It's I'm in
Speaker 8: love with my mother, but not not in like. Oh, okay,
Speaker 8: lost my mom.
Speaker 4: I'm not in love with you said you were in
Speaker 4: love with your mother? You do, I say that?
Speaker 9: Go ahead, keep talking.
Speaker 4: I love my mom. I'm not in love with my mom.
Speaker 9: I'm talking, baby, It's okay.
Speaker 6: Tell me more.
Speaker 3: Well, I look like I'm from Indiana. You're in love
Speaker 3: with your mom, but you don't love your mom.
Speaker 4: I love my mom, but I'm not use you with mom.
Speaker 4: Hawk is in love with your father? And my uncle
Speaker 4: and my cousin.
Speaker 6: A reveler.
Speaker 7: This is the first sports story. I'm ahead and hit
Speaker 7: the up. Sure, a reveler has been gored to death.
Speaker 7: And I say this in sports because I think this
Speaker 7: is probably a sport for the bulls.
Speaker 4: Us you're running.
Speaker 7: Yeah, sure, but the bulls love it. Their chance target
Speaker 7: process right right. Traditional bull running event in Spain. Santiago
Speaker 7: Berrero Son Roman.
Speaker 9: Oh oh no, Santiago Barrero in the world is.
Speaker 4: Damn Barrero Santiago?
Speaker 7: I do mine was killed while taking part in the festivities.
Speaker 7: Horrific footage showed the thirty year old, a local fighting
Speaker 7: bull breeder, attempting to shelter behind a barrier.
Speaker 9: Oh so this bull like really targeted him. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: he really wanted to get out.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah. This street is part of the course known
Speaker 7: as the Street of Hell. Do the to the intensity
Speaker 7: of the runs which I've had. I've had really intense
Speaker 7: runs as well. As The father of two cowered behind
Speaker 7: a barrel. The animal thrashed around and then tossed him
Speaker 7: in the air with one of its horns. Roman was
Speaker 7: dragged along the street in front of dozens of terrified
Speaker 7: festival goers.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 6: Several men ran onto.
Speaker 7: The street and said hey, hey, hey, stop that, but
Speaker 7: the animal just continued attacking him. Uh, shoved him into
Speaker 7: a fence, drug him along the ground a little farther
Speaker 7: and then got got got got bored with the body
Speaker 7: and ran off.
Speaker 6: So bull one uh barro zero zero?
Speaker 9: Do they do anything with that bully?
Speaker 5: Do they specifically find that ball when they're done running
Speaker 5: with the bulls and they what.
Speaker 9: Killed them?
Speaker 3: Do they give them they take him to olive Garden?
Speaker 5: I mean, but do they single them out and say, oh,
Speaker 5: that one's a killer. It's like a great white shark.
Speaker 9: You have to like just get it out of the
Speaker 9: water for human.
Speaker 7: I do wonder if they like they say, hey, you know,
Speaker 7: old gym over there, he goes to the top of
Speaker 7: the list of bulls in the arena here, let's let's uh.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, he get right into the competitive arena.
Speaker 5: He has elevated himself. He's graduated into the top bowls,
Speaker 5: and I.
Speaker 7: Know all the other bulls give him the high hoof,
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah. That's what sucks about bull fighting, or in this
Speaker 4: case they're running into the bulls, is if the bull wins.
Speaker 3: They should be rewarded, correct, right, but it is like, well,
Speaker 3: you're gonna die.
Speaker 4: They're going to kill you. They're going to stab you
Speaker 4: until you bleed out. Well wait a minute, I gored
Speaker 4: that mattador to death or at least what his wreck
Speaker 4: him or whatever.
Speaker 3: So it's like, shouldn't I win?
Speaker 4: Don't I get a bed of roses and a nice
Speaker 4: meal and maybe a lady bowl or two to half
Speaker 4: with good point? Doesn't the bull breeder sam a lady bull?
Speaker 4: Hey man, it's twenty six. Yeah, look yeah, that's the matador.
Speaker 4: I mean it looks it's right up there. It looks
Speaker 4: like he's turning them into a hand puppet. Oh oh
Speaker 4: oh god. That is That is the definition of just
Speaker 4: retire peacefully, faced off into the sunset. You don't need
Speaker 4: to fight more bulls. You did great, but don't do it.
Speaker 9: It's a legend had to come back.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, you know when they do bull riding at
Speaker 5: the rodeos, those bulls that are that can never be
Speaker 5: ridden on eight seconds, they're idolized. Yeah, they're retired, they
Speaker 5: are given. Yeah, they're getting studded out and that's where everybody.
Speaker 5: Everybody wants that salmon. But when it comes, when it
Speaker 5: comes to Tommy's ring.
Speaker 6: Why you went southern on that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, made its own less offensive than Southern.
Speaker 9: But it seem to be the case for the bullfighters.
Speaker 5: If the if the bullfighter is if the bulls always winning,
Speaker 5: don't you want to breed that bull.
Speaker 9: And be like we need to raise me like horse racing.
Speaker 9: Don't they tie those bulls nuts in radio radio? In
Speaker 9: the bull fighting they do?
Speaker 4: Ye?
Speaker 9: I don't think they do that in the bull fighting.
Speaker 9: They do the bull righting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what gets in the buck like that, Chris,
Speaker 3: Did we not learn that they do that in bull fighting?
Speaker 4: Don't they do? Yeah? They do both. They They basically
Speaker 4: sent him up to piss off the bull.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're angry.
Speaker 4: You guys.
Speaker 6: Ever had your testosterone tested?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I had mine done last week.
Speaker 9: Yeah, which you want to talk about your numbers?
Speaker 6: It was unbelievable.
Speaker 7: The lady actually over Olivia, she was like, you don't
Speaker 7: need anymore, you need chill out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you take a deep breast, man, we're going good
Speaker 6: and give you some estrogen.
Speaker 4: There's a bull shark over there. You're full of it.
Speaker 3: Good for you.
Speaker 6: I know, I couldn't believe it. I'm fifty five.
Speaker 4: Well Frank Thomas and Doug Flute say, after forty your
Speaker 4: tea like count goes down.
Speaker 6: Trying to get a grip of my te's with their lips.
Speaker 4: I mean god, Frank Thomas and Doug Flute, Yes they
Speaker 4: want something test.
Speaker 5: Wow, man, they used to healthy gonads over there. Really congratulations,
Speaker 5: let's here. It's all that happy baby in front of
Speaker 5: the sun.
Speaker 4: Right. What it is It's like when the when people
Speaker 4: go big game hunting in Africa, right, and it's like
Speaker 4: they pay a whole bunch of money and aids getting
Speaker 4: a truck and then they step out of the truck
Speaker 4: for two seconds and shoot something, right.
Speaker 9: Or like the guy that got trampled by an light.
Speaker 4: But it's like, okay, you just you got off of
Speaker 4: a truck and you shot something like That's if you
Speaker 4: hop off of a Safari truck and you find a
Speaker 4: lion and you choke them to death with your bare hands,
Speaker 4: then by all means, yeah, you get you are the
Speaker 4: new king of the Giant.
Speaker 9: You can drag that lion back home.
Speaker 3: And I'm not even really that mad at you.
Speaker 4: It's like, well, why did you kill that lion because
Speaker 4: you beat him in hand to hand combat? Yeah, right
Speaker 4: back in the day and the you know, the the
Speaker 4: savannahs of Africa. We had to fear lions constantly. R
Speaker 4: Now we are at the top of the food chain
Speaker 4: because we have guns and they don't. Well said, right,
Speaker 4: If you can stab one of death, good for you. Yeah.
Speaker 4: If you can kick one in the face and it's
Speaker 4: not unconscious, great, you were the king of the jungle.
Speaker 4: I don't have a lot of respect for people to
Speaker 4: just jump off the car and shoot him in the face.
Speaker 4: It's like, well, I could do that, it could Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you do.
Speaker 3: You have an oedipist complex.
Speaker 4: Oh you have you have that?
Speaker 6: I got such testosterone, can't barely.
Speaker 3: Yeah send you.
Speaker 9: Yeah you could go over there and fight a lion,
Speaker 9: couldn't you.
Speaker 6: I'll try it, and then whoever wins is on top
Speaker 6: of what?
Speaker 8: Man, you're horny of the food chain, right, yes, yeah, obviously,
Speaker 8: what do you think.
Speaker 4: You need help? You thought?
Speaker 9: But you guys saw that video or that story of
Speaker 9: the big game hunter that got killed by the well
Speaker 9: talked about last week. Yeah, that's dumped. I mean, don't
Speaker 9: we all sort of and the we're in the same
Speaker 9: So you're like, well, good for the elephant.
Speaker 4: Good for the elephant, and again that elephant should not
Speaker 4: be like put down or youth inze because it killed
Speaker 4: a human. It's no, it defended its own territory or
Speaker 4: family and you lost. Yeah, you should be embarrassed.
Speaker 5: Do she doucher bag wants to pay of thousands of
Speaker 5: dollars to shoot that thing and that thing kills him.
Speaker 9: Well, you know what, that's that happens.
Speaker 4: It's nature.
Speaker 3: Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Speaker 4: Correct. Yeah, yeah, that's a Darwin award. There you go,
Speaker 4: you win, buddy. That was sports.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, we didn't do something.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go Viking's Heavy.
Speaker 4: When we come back, you get We'll get Ben's take
Speaker 4: on Caleb Banks and the rest of the twenty twenty
Speaker 4: six drafts.
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Speaker 7: that's right, ladies and gentlemen, you're Minnesota Vikings made it
Speaker 7: through the draft, and we came out on the other
Speaker 7: side with one less veteran linebacker and Jonath Grenard.
Speaker 4: One lonely girl.
Speaker 7: You speaking of lonely girls and Viking linebackers. Ben Lieber's here.
Speaker 4: With us, Hi Ben Hi?
Speaker 9: Ben?
Speaker 6: Yeah, liber Jonathan Grenard Gonde and.
Speaker 9: We loved him. We loved him.
Speaker 6: He was one of us.
Speaker 9: Gone too soon.
Speaker 7: I did like that Braziska came out and said listen.
Speaker 7: I mean he actually said the words I'm paraphrasing. I
Speaker 7: could probably find the audio, but I'd read the paraphrase.
Speaker 7: We know this doesn't make our team better, but we
Speaker 7: couldn't help it. Uh, the previous GM spent way too
Speaker 7: much money. I mean, yeah, correct, but you know, in
Speaker 7: reality we went for it. It didn't work, but you
Speaker 7: suffer the repercussions of it when you go for it, right, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I mean it's a bottom line.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The interesting thing about that is where would they sit
Speaker 5: with his contract if he wasn't asking for a raise.
Speaker 7: Maybe just fine right this year, next year, they would.
Speaker 9: Not correct, right right.
Speaker 5: So yeah, it's interesting that he would use specifically that
Speaker 5: sort of you know, phrasing, because you know for this year,
Speaker 5: they're fine with this contract and all that stuff. I
Speaker 5: think at first blush, I think we all can probably
Speaker 5: say that, man, I thought he was worth more than that,
Speaker 5: you know, I thought we'd get a little bit more
Speaker 5: value out of that, because he's a hell of a player,
Speaker 5: and he's a hell of a locker room guy. And
Speaker 5: you're right, we're gonna miss him dearly on the field
Speaker 5: and on the team. But we don't really know the
Speaker 5: dialogue of what his agent was saying and what he
Speaker 5: was saying to the team. If he said I'm absolutely
Speaker 5: not playing under this contract, if he's if he grand
Speaker 5: stands and says I'm not playing one snap until I
Speaker 5: get a new deal, well then you get what you
Speaker 5: can for him. And so in that, in that respect,
Speaker 5: you know, maybe it's not maybe it's not a poor
Speaker 5: exchange of value. It's like, listen, he wasn't going to play.
Speaker 5: We knew internally he wasn't gonna play for us anyway.
Speaker 5: So the fact that we got what we got from
Speaker 5: Philly anyway is a great deal. So that's that's some
Speaker 5: of the nuance to this deal that we don't really know.
Speaker 5: And and I'd like to think that he was we
Speaker 5: got a tremendous value for him based on the fact
Speaker 5: that his attitude was I'm not I'm not going to
Speaker 5: be here anyway, so just get what you can.
Speaker 6: I'm I'm not sure I'm right on this.
Speaker 7: I'm I'm inferring this from hearing what Guestling said on
Speaker 7: his podcast, The Start to Being Podcasts. They do access Vikings,
Speaker 7: I think is what it's called. They made it sound
Speaker 7: like Grenard's people. And Jonathan went to the Vikings and said,
Speaker 7: we want more money. The Viking said, we can't give
Speaker 7: it to you. If you want to go look and
Speaker 7: get yourself a better deal with another team, We're okay
Speaker 7: with it, right, We'll let you go. So, in other words,
Speaker 7: the Vikings were saying, we can't give you the money
Speaker 7: you want. We want you to be happy and it's
Speaker 7: going to be so go find it. Did they go
Speaker 7: find the deal themselves? Is that what an agent does?
Speaker 9: Well, that's the that's the whole idea of what an
Speaker 9: agent's supposed to do.
Speaker 7: But I mean, is he allowed to talk to other
Speaker 7: teams even though he's under contract, but only if the
Speaker 7: Vikings given permission?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I think when they're given permission like that, and it becomes,
Speaker 5: you know, a kind of a well known thing that
Speaker 5: even still when things don't become public. That's what the
Speaker 5: Senior Bowl and that's what the Combines are. I mean,
Speaker 5: it's a chance for all the agents and all the
Speaker 5: executives to get together and start floating ideas about what
Speaker 5: could be and what could possibly be with their players.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I bet you there's a thousand stories and
Speaker 5: deals that didn't get done that we're probably talked about
Speaker 5: under the table and in a quote unquote tampering.
Speaker 9: But I think it's just how the how the business.
Speaker 4: Works now that Grenard is gone, How make or break
Speaker 4: is this season for day Turner's huge.
Speaker 5: I mean it's a chance for him to be a
Speaker 5: true three down player and see if he can can
Speaker 5: he can he carry the same amount of disruption and
Speaker 5: if not more than Grenard. And I think that's the
Speaker 5: one thing that where I'm going to miss about him
Speaker 5: was stat lines sometimes didn't always paint the picture of
Speaker 5: how well he played in individual games, like he he
Speaker 5: created a lot of chaos out there. He had he
Speaker 5: his disruption factor, which I think these websites are starting
Speaker 5: to now start to chart, is your disruption, your chaos factor.
Speaker 5: And he always seemed like he had a high grade
Speaker 5: whether or not he had a certain number of sacks
Speaker 5: or a certain number of tackles for loss or quarterback hurries.
Speaker 5: And I think that there was his numbers would be
Speaker 5: even even higher if there was some of those opportunities
Speaker 5: to bring down the quarterback.
Speaker 4: Because he was getting to the quarterback.
Speaker 5: He had unfortunately a lot of missed sacks where he
Speaker 5: would slide off the guy off the top of his
Speaker 5: shoulders or something like that. So he was getting to
Speaker 5: the quarterback. He was ultra effective. Can Dallas Turner do
Speaker 5: that now? When he's getting seventy five percent of the
Speaker 5: defensive snaps as opposed to what he's been getting up
Speaker 5: to this point?
Speaker 4: All right, what do you think of because I haven't
Speaker 4: heard your take yet, what do you think about Caleb
Speaker 4: Banks sixty six three twenty seven. That's a huge, you
Speaker 4: know what, the eighteenth overall pick. We obviously have heard
Speaker 4: a million different people say this is the biggest reach
Speaker 4: in round one. This is the biggest you know, boom
Speaker 4: or bust because of his injury concerns. That's like the headline, right,
Speaker 4: is that people just thought we overdrafted him. But what
Speaker 4: do you think about the actual tape, What kind of
Speaker 4: player can he be and how does he fit into Flores' defense?
Speaker 9: Well, I mean the tape speaks for itself.
Speaker 5: I mean, when he's when he's not dealing with his
Speaker 5: foot injury, he is a top ten talent regardless of position.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's probably a top ten player in this
Speaker 5: draft if he played, If he played a healthy season
Speaker 5: last year and we did didn't have this foot injury, shoot,
Speaker 5: he might even be a top five pick. There's no
Speaker 5: debating about his talent and his skill. Everybody across the board,
Speaker 5: I mean every analyst that broke down his tape. If
Speaker 5: you take the injury part out of it, if you
Speaker 5: take that red sticker off of the draft board next
Speaker 5: to his name, he's one of the most talented defensive
Speaker 5: players and maybe one of the most talented players in
Speaker 5: this draft period.
Speaker 9: End of story.
Speaker 5: So as long as again the health stuff checks out,
Speaker 5: and if they feel like this foot issue that he's
Speaker 5: had in the last ten months is not a chronic issue,
Speaker 5: this is an absolute steal where we got him. The
Speaker 5: fact that he's slid down to eighteen on the board
Speaker 5: and he has immense talent. It's says again the caveat
Speaker 5: is is this a chronic issue? And the reason why
Speaker 5: I think there is obviously something to consider and something
Speaker 5: to be worried about is if I understand the anatomy
Speaker 5: of his bone break, this is not a fifth metatarsal
Speaker 5: bone break. You see a lot of big body receivers,
Speaker 5: some tight ends, a lot of receivers and skill position
Speaker 5: guys that do a lot of agility and a lot
Speaker 5: of hard cutting will break that fifth metatarsal that is
Speaker 5: that is basically the midfoot of your pinky toe, and
Speaker 5: guys will break that because it's a stress injury because
Speaker 5: you're putting a lot of torque on that outside foot
Speaker 5: when you're planting. This particular break is your fourth meta tarsal,
Speaker 5: so it's your fourth toe. That's not necessarily an agility break.
Speaker 5: That's a pressure break. And unless unless we find out
Speaker 5: that he got stepped on and the bone maybe just
Speaker 5: didn't heal fully and then he and then he pushed
Speaker 5: off of it at the combine and rebroke it. If
Speaker 5: he got stepped on from somebody else, that's just a
Speaker 5: freak injury. But if it's a pressure break, just because
Speaker 5: your body's just so big and powerful, then that might
Speaker 5: be an issue going forward. But when we look at
Speaker 5: when they say and it's it seems flippant. It seems
Speaker 5: hyperbolic for the administration to come out and say, well,
Speaker 5: we have some of the best doctors in the in
Speaker 5: the nation, if not the world, when they say that,
Speaker 5: that's not that's not just big words. I'm assuming doctor Cotesia,
Speaker 5: the foot and ankle guy at at TCO, looked at
Speaker 5: his stuff and reviewed all this stuff. He is regarded
Speaker 5: as one of the best foot and ankle guys in
Speaker 5: the world. People from all over the world come to
Speaker 5: Minneapolis to see this doctor and get second and third
Speaker 5: opinions into surgeries and operations by doctor Cotia.
Speaker 9: So my assumption is that he evaluated all this stuff.
Speaker 9: If he gives him the green light and gives the
Speaker 9: team the green light, then I have full faith that
Speaker 9: this is not going to be a long term issue.
Speaker 3: Did a consult with doctor Schole at all?
Speaker 4: I'm assuming somewhere down the line, I would think that
Speaker 4: you have to, Yeah, if they truly did their due diligence,
Speaker 4: Well do you think you would have to? For sure?
Speaker 3: This guy's six six three twenty seven. What a huge monster.
Speaker 4: This dude is. All right, So we don't play revisionist
Speaker 4: history in a year or two or three from now
Speaker 4: when we know exactly how Caleb Banks's health goes. If
Speaker 4: you're the GM ben, what would you have done at
Speaker 4: eighteen the way the draft fell when the bikes were
Speaker 4: on the board again when the bikes were on the
Speaker 4: board at eighteen, So theeneman is still there, Banks is
Speaker 4: obviously what would you have done? Personally? Would you have
Speaker 4: rather had theenem in? Or you cool with this?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 9: I I kind of said this after during the draft
Speaker 9: show and all that.
Speaker 4: I think that.
Speaker 5: My thought on building any team is through the trenches.
Speaker 5: I loved our pick last year because look, you have
Speaker 5: to have a good offensive line. You have to solidify
Speaker 5: the offensive line. And then what do we see time
Speaker 5: and time again when our offense line wasn't good and
Speaker 5: we were getting beat, we were getting beat in the trenches?
Speaker 5: What did we see with Kirk Cousins And we're like,
Speaker 5: oh my gosh, we got to get a better center,
Speaker 5: we got to get better guards because we consistently get
Speaker 5: pushed up the middle and we get all this disruption,
Speaker 5: the chaos from the defensive line and all this other stuf,
Speaker 5: so I would much rather have I've always sort of
Speaker 5: pounded the table that you build your defense from the
Speaker 5: inside out.
Speaker 9: You have to have a rockstar defensive front.
Speaker 5: Let me ask you, guys, if you're scouting a team,
Speaker 5: would you rather be intimidated by their defensive front or
Speaker 5: by be intimidated by their secondary. I would much rather
Speaker 5: be intimidated or I I would much rather have an
Speaker 5: intimidating defensive front than versus an intimidating secondary. I know
Speaker 5: that there's guys like Ed Reid out there, and I
Speaker 5: know that there's individual players that say, like, damn, that
Speaker 5: guy's a tone setter, He's going to knock dude's teeth
Speaker 5: out going across the middle.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's an individual. But when you look.
Speaker 5: Consistently across the board, I want my front four and
Speaker 5: five guys to be mf ers that scare everybody that
Speaker 5: you play. Because of this makes it easy to play
Speaker 5: defense on the back end better, Yeah, easier.
Speaker 4: Is there a player on the Vikings current roster that
Speaker 4: should be the most disappointed about the draft in terms
Speaker 4: of what it means for their current job?
Speaker 9: I mean, anybody on the defensive line, I think, you know,
Speaker 9: probably should be.
Speaker 4: You know, they gotta.
Speaker 5: They woke up today with a little heightened sense of purpose,
Speaker 5: you know, like, Okay, all right, I see the competition
Speaker 5: that's come in and I know these guys, these guys
Speaker 5: immediately are stealing reps from me. So I have to
Speaker 5: go into this into into the OTA's and mini camp,
Speaker 5: in training camp of I can't miss a single rep.
Speaker 5: And whether that's El Presidente, you know, whether that's Redman.
Speaker 5: I mean, listen, Redman's not guaranteed, you know, a season
Speaker 5: beyond this season, so he still has a lot to prove.
Speaker 5: Based on the draft that that just happened. Any of
Speaker 5: the safety is not named Harrison Smith, sure there's gonna be. Now,
Speaker 5: you know, the the kid out of Miami is you know,
Speaker 5: he's gonna get some opportunities, but not as much as
Speaker 5: if he was a Day one, Day two pick, you know.
Speaker 5: But I definitely think that based on what we've seen
Speaker 5: out of his college tape, that kid can play, and
Speaker 5: he's got the attitude I think that they're looking for,
Speaker 5: and very much seems like a Brian Flores type of
Speaker 5: type of mentality to go out there and and succeed,
Speaker 5: so still got a lot to learn. Obviously there's a
Speaker 5: lot of nuance to this defense. But yeah, those guys
Speaker 5: in that safety position, for sure. I think they probably
Speaker 5: woke up today and say, all right, game on. I
Speaker 5: guess I got to go out and earn my job
Speaker 5: every day.
Speaker 7: Do you think we go and find a veteran free
Speaker 7: agent wide receiver? I think trade for one.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 5: Now that you know we we shed we shed that
Speaker 5: Grenard contract, yep, we have some money to spend a
Speaker 5: little bit. I think that we'll probably start looking at
Speaker 5: the free agents that are available.
Speaker 6: Do you know, I don't know, I too expensive?
Speaker 4: Is he a free agent on a team?
Speaker 9: I think that he's a free agent.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And what's the other one that they is a Juwan
Speaker 9: Jenny's Yeah, from from the Niners. I know that Pa
Speaker 9: has been on him since day one.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 5: Then you then you've got who was in who was
Speaker 5: in Arizona Hopkins. Yeah, you know he's been sort of
Speaker 5: lobbying quietly and loudly about coming here. So uh yeah,
Speaker 5: I think I think for the most part, we are
Speaker 5: not done shopping around free agency wise, and I don't
Speaker 5: think that's necessarily the only position we'll probably be looking at.
Speaker 5: But it gets it gets real tight now because you
Speaker 5: can only bring ninety into camp and I'm not sure
Speaker 5: where our total numbers are right now after all the
Speaker 5: free agents that got signed, but a lot of players
Speaker 5: I know, So now it becomes just you know, hands
Speaker 5: selecting just a few here and there because the roster
Speaker 5: is pretty tight.
Speaker 4: Nailed it?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, exactly, I hope.
Speaker 5: So I don't know, I'm I am very I know
Speaker 5: everybody at this point in time is looking at their draft,
Speaker 5: and you know, you can you can make arguments why
Speaker 5: it's it's a great draft, and I do feel like
Speaker 5: I feel really really comfortable with who we drafted, how
Speaker 5: we drafted them, the strategy behind it. Now, these guys
Speaker 5: just have to go out and improve themselves. I mean,
Speaker 5: every single one of these guys have to go out
Speaker 5: there and prove themselves. We don't know what this draft
Speaker 5: is going to look like for another probably season and
Speaker 5: a half to two seasons. Look, we're still writing the
Speaker 5: first page on Dallas Turner, you know.
Speaker 6: So one more thing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, sorry, And listening to that podcast again that I
Speaker 7: always listen to. Those guys are really really good the
Speaker 7: three of them, Been and his two cohorts, Andrew Kramer.
Speaker 4: And Dusty mon Is great.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry anyway, but they were bringing up the fact
Speaker 7: that we brought this coach in from Miami and he
Speaker 7: likes a lot of speed on his offense. Obviously look
Speaker 7: what he did in Miami with Tyreek and all those guys, right,
Speaker 7: And he talked about this this kid we drafted, this
Speaker 7: running back we drafted running at four to three seven claim.
Speaker 7: Do you think the offense changes a lot in that
Speaker 7: direction where we start dipping and duncan and get the
Speaker 7: ball to people out of the backfield and see what
Speaker 7: they can do with it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't. I think that. What's the guy's name, uh,
Speaker 4: the guy they took.
Speaker 7: The coach they brought in. It's a real plane name
Speaker 7: like Jim Smith or something like that.
Speaker 5: Well, anyway, you look, I think when you look at
Speaker 5: our offense in general, Frank Smith, Yeah, yeah, Frank Smith,
Speaker 5: I think in general, especially at the running back position,
Speaker 5: why wouldn't you want to have a game breaker?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 5: You know, I think we've we've lacked game breaking speed
Speaker 5: for the last several years. And whether that happens on
Speaker 5: a swing pass or whether that happens on a screen
Speaker 5: pass or down the field the passing game. I just
Speaker 5: think the threat of having a guy that can get
Speaker 5: through that first line of defense and make a guy
Speaker 5: miss and be a home run hitter. It's something that
Speaker 5: we have missed, and I don't think it's I don't
Speaker 5: think it's often specific. I think a lot of teams
Speaker 5: are looking for that.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: Obviously there's a balance between the two. You look at
Speaker 5: what Seattle did you know that's not necessarily you know,
Speaker 5: their philosophy all going all the way back to Marshawn
Speaker 5: Lynch was just a little bit more of Hey, we're
Speaker 5: going to go downhill, we're gonna pick up some tough
Speaker 5: yards and we're going to get We're going to kind
Speaker 5: of attack these guys at the line of scrimmage and
Speaker 5: make them feel the pain of our running game.
Speaker 9: And that's worked for them.
Speaker 5: But they got Look, they got a little a little faster,
Speaker 5: a little bit more athletic with their running back selection
Speaker 5: out of Notre Dame and then the bottom half of
Speaker 5: the first round, so they kind of stuck with stuck
Speaker 5: with their ethos a little bit. But they're still looking
Speaker 5: for a guy that can make some plays down the field,
Speaker 5: and I think that we're no different regardless of who's
Speaker 5: that quarterback. It doesn't matter if JJ wins out or
Speaker 5: Winz is back there or you know, Murray's back there.
Speaker 9: It doesn't matter. Just find a guy that that can
Speaker 9: break the game open.
Speaker 3: Were the Packers in this draft at all?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 3: Did they even show up?
Speaker 6: Yes they were there. They make any pick and then
Speaker 6: they pulled a hockey.
Speaker 4: Yeah they did. They pulled the hockey. Uh fanned five
Speaker 4: and a second headlines later, This is the power Trim
Speaker 4: Morning Chill on the Fan.