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Speaker 1: This is w Dve Pittsburgh as much as like women

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Speaker 1: in so many phases of their life, even when you're

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Speaker 2: Even when you're hot, you never appreciate it.

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Speaker 3: Right you're you're uncomfortable in your own skin.

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Speaker 4: But when I was pregnant and like that belly was

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Speaker 4: all the way out like Turkey's done, belly buttons popping out,

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Speaker 4: I never wanted to go to the beach more.

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I was so like.

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Speaker 3: This is awesome.

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Speaker 2: This is awesome. I am ready to put on a

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Speaker 2: bikini and be like taking it. I felt so good.

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Speaker 5: That's that way, and it's a fair trade off given

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Speaker 5: that you physically feel like.

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Speaker 6: Ass for so much of the time and you're actually

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Speaker 6: wrecking your body.

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Speaker 7: Roy.

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Speaker 4: Now that being said, six months after the baby, my

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Speaker 8: I looked like Brandy Bellman and the DV morning show Everyboddy.

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Speaker 5: Joe Bartnick is live in studio with us this morning

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Speaker 5: and anticipation of Tonight's Joe Bartnick and Friends at the Emperor.

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Speaker 9: That was me this weekend at the beach in Fort Lauderdale,

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Speaker 9: sticking my belly out like I just feel great.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you hit the beach in Lauderdale, did you every day?

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Speaker 8: Yeah? Absolutely? Oh and it was windy.

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Speaker 9: You know when your phone icons will say wind Yeah,

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Speaker 9: the sea was angry my friends.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it was throwing me around.

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Speaker 5: Did you hit that perman he's on on Ocean Boulevard?

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Speaker 5: There was it Ocean Boulevard, that's right there. I always

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Speaker 5: forget or Collins. No, No, that's Miami. I've never done

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Speaker 5: a non four one two. I think that that well.

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Speaker 5: I will say I've gone to the one in Erie

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Speaker 5: and I've gone to the one in Gross City, and

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Speaker 5: they're both legit because I think they can get Mancini bread.

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Speaker 6: Say day, Well, this is the problem is that I've

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Speaker 6: been to a couple in Florida and the bread is

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Speaker 9: I heard there's actually though, like, that's fine as long

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Speaker 9: as there's still Permanny's. As long as mister Rogers and

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Speaker 9: Lemieu were on the wall. I've heard that there's Permanny's.

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Speaker 9: I don't want to talk about it, but I just

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Speaker 9: heard there's Permantes in other parts of the place of

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Speaker 9: the country where maybe there's other team stuff.

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Speaker 8: Now, is that true?

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Speaker 3: Well, I know Baltimore has one, and so I doubt

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Speaker 8: Oh yeah, we're talking about it.

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Speaker 3: We did this story about it a couple of years ago.

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Speaker 10: But yeah, me like that, you have your Google alert,

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Speaker 10: said Permanni Brothers goes up.

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Speaker 8: You know I should know. Yeah, yeah, I don't know.

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Speaker 8: I just I wonder.

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Speaker 6: I mean, I'll never go to Baltimore in my life,

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Speaker 5: If if I if I would have my like caricature

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Speaker 5: painted on the Eerie store, And I was like, he's

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Speaker 5: very kind, No, why but he knows me up there.

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Speaker 5: I haven't been there for I have. I haven't been

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Speaker 5: there for two and a half decades, you.

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Speaker 3: Know what I mean?

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Speaker 2: Like they asked if you could be on the Pittsburgh One.

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Speaker 5: No, I wouldn't do that either. I wouldn't. I'm not

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Speaker 5: worthy of that. How are you not on the Pittsburgh One? Yeah?

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Speaker 3: How are you not?

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Speaker 8: Dude?

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Speaker 9: Not worthy at all? That's like George Washington turning down

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 8: Well, I mean that's like my lifetime dream. It's it's

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Speaker 8: you're not worthy.

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Speaker 2: Like you determine whether you're worthy.

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Speaker 3: You don't.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, you don't determine that no you do you say

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Speaker 8: No, you'd say no, I'm not worthy.

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Speaker 5: It's like when you get asked to be the pope,

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Speaker 8: I couldn't be. The Cardinals are like.

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Speaker 5: Come on, come on, they have a tickle fight and okay,

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Speaker 9: I think it's word for ste just to be on

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Speaker 9: the perman wall, to be the pope in organizations, as

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Speaker 9: as far as that goes. Both fine, yes, storied Italian

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Speaker 9: so much so when you went to the ones in Florida, though,

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Speaker 9: bilt you want to Steve Burn? Is that like Steve

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Speaker 9: Burn like he needs to fix so bad he'll go

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Speaker 9: get the cut heroin.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, he doesn't care traces of it.

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Speaker 6: It's like his embassy wherever he is, he wants to

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Speaker 5: Uh, try Steve tried to fight somebody on the way

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Speaker 5: there as like an understood part of just about every

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Speaker 3: The guy was saying like the directions go this way.

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Speaker 6: Steve had his maps app out, it was saying go

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Speaker 3: They started fighting.

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Speaker 6: Next thing, you know, we're on the shoulder of the

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Speaker 6: there's no permanning.

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Speaker 9: Steve vote just knows where Primanny's. You know how when

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Speaker 9: somebody you get in your card, it knows. On Wednesdays

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Speaker 9: you go to like the studio, it'll just be like

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Speaker 9: you you're fifteen minutes away from Permandy, Steve. You know what,

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Speaker 9: I'm glad Primandy's go everywhere because I don't like the

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Speaker 9: places that pretend are Primanny's. We have a Pittsburgh Sandwich

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Speaker 9: and we're the Pittsburgh Yeah, so Primane's please take over

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Speaker 9: the world. Just don't have fly your gear at your

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Speaker 9: Penn State store. Oh that's what I've heard, Is that not?

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Speaker 8: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: I don't like it.

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Speaker 9: I don't I shouldn't speak because I don't know exactly,

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Speaker 9: and I'm going to getst my grandmother.

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Speaker 8: Don't say all right, you don't know.

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Speaker 9: I know my friend Mike's listening right now, and you

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Speaker 9: got to do a little digging for Meddy. Maybe someone

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Speaker 9: from Philly just stuck it in there just to stick

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Speaker 6: Yep, you got you got a ton of Philly fans

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Speaker 6: in Penn State.

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Speaker 5: Make some calls, might figure out what's going on up

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Speaker 5: there and change it.

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Speaker 9: We're gonna put Randy's face over the gritty.

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Speaker 8: Here's what I hate.

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Speaker 3: Rand's head on gritty.

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Speaker 5: What I hate is that I hate gritty, or that

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Speaker 5: I love gritty, rather like I think gritty hilarious.

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Speaker 2: It's very funny that she wasn't.

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Speaker 9: I think that's how horrible are franchise is they have

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Speaker 9: to promote their mess. It's like it's like the pirate

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Speaker 9: pair being the best. Well, I guess he is the best.

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Speaker 9: Pirate does do the gritty cell blow on the side too.

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Speaker 8: I don't know, it looks like it.

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Speaker 6: It looks like, yeah, like he's done a bunch.

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Speaker 5: Yeah. Joe Bartnick tonight at the Improval Times. That show

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Speaker 5: start probably seven, right, Jeff Conkole, Mike's Idell on the bill, Yeah,

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Speaker 5: Marcus Cock. Marcus love that kid like he's my first call.

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Speaker 5: All right, Abby's got a news update. Now, what's up?

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Speaker 3: News?

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Speaker 4: This hour is brought to you by Keystone Basement Systems,

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Speaker 2: Is a high of fifty two.

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Speaker 8: This story is so wild.

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Speaker 2: It was like I was playing mad libs, so I

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Speaker 2: just wanted to throw it out at you.

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Speaker 4: A woman issuing SeaWorld after a duck hit her in

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Speaker 4: the face while she rode a high speed roller coaster. WFTV,

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Speaker 4: which is an Orlando news station, reported that the woman

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Speaker 4: is seeking fifty thousand dollars for the incident that happened

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Speaker 4: in March. She was riding a roller coaster and a

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Speaker 2: The woman, who was not identified, claims.

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Speaker 4: That SeaWorld should have warned about dangerous conditions before she

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Speaker 3: They did.

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Speaker 11: Everyone was like, duck, yeah, Your attorneys wrote in the

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Speaker 11: legal filing that the theme park created a zone of danger.

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Speaker 5: Is that where the turned duck came from? Do you

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Speaker 5: think people were bending down to get out of the

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Speaker 2: It makes sense, right, duck?

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Speaker 5: And then eventually, like, what is that action called when

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Speaker 5: you bend down like that to avoid the ducks, swan,

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Speaker 4: This is an interesting position for the attorneys today. They

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Speaker 4: for bird strikes due to placing the roll the coaster

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Speaker 4: higher risk of bird strikes involving ducks, gulls, geese and

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it comes from the old English duke and that

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Speaker 5: meant to, you know, duck dive or put up your dukes.

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Speaker 12: Ye.

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Speaker 3: Fabio is the only other one that I've ever heard.

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Speaker 5: This happened to one of the funniest ever because the

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Speaker 5: look on Fabio's face is I never thought I'd see

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Speaker 5: a sad Fabio.

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Speaker 8: Sad Fabio was hilarious.

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Speaker 5: He did not want to kill that bird, and his

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Speaker 12: Wow.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well didn't his nose get jacked totally?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, he broke the top the ridge of the no

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Speaker 8: fabit was it a roller coaster?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 2: He likes fun, it's not all romance.

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Speaker 9: He brings his sword on his hair. His hair is

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Speaker 9: already blowing.

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Speaker 5: Back, but he's covered in hair behind him. He's sixty

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Speaker 5: six years old. He lives in Milan, now bird to

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Speaker 6: I guarantee you every single one of his friends texted

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Speaker 6: him this story.

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Speaker 8: Oh yeah, he never hears the end of that anytime

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Speaker 8: there's bird news.

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Speaker 2: I wonder if he had a lawsuit for that.

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Speaker 9: It's good luck. If he could hit by a bird

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Speaker 9: in the face, right, that's another attack can say.

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Speaker 5: He did an interview last year on the twenty fifth

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Speaker 5: anniversary of that happening.

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Speaker 8: I tell you it was a miracle.

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Speaker 5: I know that for a goose, for anything to hit

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Speaker 5: you at the like eighty miles an hour and leave

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Speaker 8: And because of that day, I began living life to

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Speaker 8: the full.

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Speaker 3: List, knowing at any moment.

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Speaker 5: His dun friends are coming to get me. I could

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Speaker 5: turn a corner like he's running from the mob. He's

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Speaker 5: just trying to get away from the rest of the flock.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, there's no way that you ever get on a

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Speaker 3: No, just a goose to the face.

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Speaker 8: He said.

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Speaker 5: It wasn't a bird. He said, everyone said it's a bird,

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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's why people spend so much money on Halloween.

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Speaker 9: In the candy oh by a thirty pack, it's like

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Speaker 8: Yeah, for like the smallest ones. It was the kids

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Speaker 4: We're going to their neighborhood. But their neighborhood was like intense,

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Speaker 2: Yard, I don't know what they do for Christmas or whatever,

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Speaker 4: You have animatronics, electricity.

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Speaker 9: Rich people live differently than us, because we used to

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Speaker 3: Christmas too.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's like they come with a dump truck and

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Speaker 9: And like there was like fifteen houses where and you

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Speaker 9: I love the big skeletons though. Why the guy next

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Speaker 8: What a my neighborhood does. Yeah, that's what.

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Speaker 3: You have to do because you you have no storage.

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Speaker 6: There's nowhere in anybody's house to store a twenty foot skeleton.

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Speaker 5: I like the ones where that are coming out of

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Speaker 6: I'm digging all the new lights and stuff, like the

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Speaker 3: And I know Gardell like this is not his month.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, Like people are going all out now and I

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Speaker 3: There was a couple things. It's not like a full

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Speaker 5: This is gonna sound dumb, but it's like technological advancements

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Speaker 5: But the animatronic stuff, now you've really tapped into horror

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Speaker 8: Spend money on it, man, like a lot of money.

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Speaker 5: I would venture to guess it won't be long before

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Speaker 9: That is a great place, because I think it's becoming

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Speaker 5: Like commercialism of it all, or like I they don't

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Speaker 6: See that makes me think that it's all part of

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Speaker 5: That's the kind of billionaire I would be. Everyone else

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Speaker 5: would be like talking about starlink and things like that,

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Speaker 5: and I'd be like, what if we made them by ghosts?

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Speaker 8: Like they move around?

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Speaker 9: Like I think Halloween's for kids, Like I love handing

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Speaker 3: Have to be careful when you say, well, love Halloween.

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Speaker 9: But you know, like kind of Halloween has been overtaken

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Speaker 3: I knew we would get there.

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Speaker 8: The games have co opted Halloween, Yes, I do have.

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Speaker 5: The gays co opted Halloween because they like dressing up,

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Speaker 3: I'm not saying anything.

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Speaker 9: Wrong with the jerry their holiday.

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Speaker 3: Okay, why.

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Speaker 8: They're spoky.

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Speaker 5: They like dressing up, having parties. You don't go to

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Speaker 9: Honestly, I got team owned at the corner of Murray

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Speaker 8: I was dressed up as a nurse.

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Speaker 5: Yes, you weredressed up as a nurse and dressed up

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Speaker 9: The games have co opted. Yeah, I'm not a good

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Speaker 8: Yeah. They thought that they got the biggest kid.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I was like life not life flight, but they

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Speaker 9: it was a big helicopter, couldn't carry you. Yeah, it

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Speaker 9: Just Cassette saved my life. I did the car from

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Speaker 8: Oh my god. Yeah, we got crushed. Murray informs.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, a drunk driving chick crushed us, ran through ran

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Speaker 8: Well, everybody's okay, was okay?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean I still I still have back issues, obviously,

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Speaker 8: We were talking about.

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Speaker 5: We're talking about this yesterday getting in an accident in costume.

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Speaker 2: Her dad was.

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Speaker 7: Yesterday, guys, Aaron Rodgers did his weekly Wednesday media set

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Speaker 7: and it was another one of those days where he

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Speaker 7: felt like sharing some of the perspective he's gleaned over

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Speaker 7: twenty one NFL seasons and at forty one years of age.

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Speaker 7: And some of the best stuff, at least from where

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Speaker 7: I was standing, had to do with how Rogers was

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Speaker 7: talking about Roman Wilson, the second year receiver lost his

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Speaker 7: rookie year to injury. He's trying to break in, trying

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Speaker 7: to become relevant, and he actually had himself a game

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Speaker 7: Sunday night against Green Bay. A lot a lot went

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Speaker 7: wrong for the Steelers, but Roman Wilson four catches on

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Speaker 7: five targets seventy four yards. He averaged eighteen point five

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Speaker 7: A catch, and he caught his first receiving TD. Rogers

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Speaker 7: let us know yesterday he thought Wilson might show up

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Speaker 7: based against Green Bay, and when he talked about that,

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Speaker 7: he was talking about practice, like at to a rooman.

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Speaker 13: You know, I thought he was going to have a

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Speaker 13: good week to start the week, and I told him

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Speaker 13: last Wednesday, said it's going to.

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Speaker 3: Be your week.

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Speaker 13: This week just kind of feeling and then Thursday is

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Speaker 13: best practice of the season. So and even in that

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Speaker 13: there was still three or four real coachable moments. So,

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Speaker 13: you know, I told ro you know, I've liked him

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Speaker 13: since the first time we got to know each other

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Speaker 13: out in Malibu, and I told him back then, I'm

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Speaker 13: going to coach you to your potential, not to what

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Speaker 13: I'm seeing.

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Speaker 3: So I'm gonna hold him to a high standard.

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Speaker 13: And I was really proud of him in the game

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Speaker 13: for the couple of reaction plays that he made. And

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Speaker 13: we just need to see consistency from him. But it

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Speaker 13: starts in practice, and I thought Thursday was a really

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Speaker 13: good practice for him, and today he had another nice practice.

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Speaker 7: And it's interesting when Rogers evaluates practice, he's not talking

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Speaker 7: about a bunch of practice catches to Rogers. That would

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Speaker 7: be the wrong way to go about it.

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Speaker 3: But no, don't.

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Speaker 13: I think that's a misnomer because every play is watched

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Speaker 13: from practice, So it's the attention to detail on the routes.

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Speaker 13: I think that's that's sometimes lost. You might even in

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Speaker 13: a game situation, you might get so enamored with what

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Speaker 13: a guy's doing, who's around the ball getting to target.

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Speaker 13: But a lot of times things that happen in the

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Speaker 13: succeeding weeks are because of things you've seen on film

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Speaker 13: on the backside of plays where guy's not getting the

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Speaker 13: ball and you see the detail and the craft and

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Speaker 13: the routes the other day. You know, he got the

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Speaker 13: ball on Thursday and a number of plays and that

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Speaker 13: was positive, but you know, there were some other routes

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Speaker 13: on the backside we didn't get the ball where you

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Speaker 13: started to see some of the craft that show up,

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Speaker 13: some of the detail and the routes. That gives you

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Speaker 13: confidence that you can trust them, and so that's what

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Speaker 13: it is. Also there were some correctable things. So what

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Speaker 13: I really like is attitude. You know, I think of

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Speaker 13: all the guys you know, who we expected to make

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Speaker 13: an impact starting the season, you know, especially him, and

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Speaker 13: pat to not get off to the most explosive starts,

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Speaker 13: but the never once have a negative day energy wise,

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Speaker 13: attitude wise, is a credit to both of those guys.

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Speaker 13: I'm really proud of both of them.

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Speaker 7: It's amazing and wow, you think some of the things

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Speaker 7: that Roman Wilson did yesterday might show up two games

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Speaker 7: from now. But it's all about, as Rogers said, you've

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Speaker 7: got to prove you're trustable. You got to run your

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Speaker 7: out and do your job and execute it with precision

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Speaker 7: and detail.

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Speaker 8: And maybe you don't get the ball.

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Speaker 7: But when he sees out on film, when they go

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Speaker 7: over the practice tape, he knows if he calls a

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Speaker 7: certain play, all right, well, if this isn't there, that

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Speaker 7: will be and he can trust it that what these

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Speaker 7: young receivers must be gleaming gleaning from Aaron Rodgers is remarkable.

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Speaker 7: And how that's going to impact the Steelers after Rogers leaves,

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Speaker 7: whether that's after this year, or he's teaching him how

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Speaker 7: to be a pro, teaching him how to be a pro.

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Speaker 6: I mean, if he looked at any of the tape

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Speaker 6: and saw what Pickens was doing when he wasn't getting

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Speaker 6: the ball, He's like get rid of this guy, but.

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Speaker 7: I'm not dealing with this. It's pretty remarkable stuff. And

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Speaker 7: Rogers willing to do this kind of thing at forty

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Speaker 7: one years old and twenty one years in career. There's

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Speaker 7: two reasons for that. One, he thinks that's what he's

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Speaker 7: supposed to be doing at this stage of the game.

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Speaker 7: And number two, it benefits Rogers as well as Roman Wilson.

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Speaker 3: This is part of leadership.

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Speaker 13: Also, I don't want to throw to a guy that

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Speaker 13: I haven't seen him consistently make the plays that I'm

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Speaker 13: expecting him to make. And there's a lot of conversations

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Speaker 13: going on as position coach is offense coordinator, But in

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Speaker 13: the end, it's the conversation that him and I have

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Speaker 13: that are most important, because he needs to see the

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Speaker 13: game through my eyes and if I can make an

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Speaker 13: impact on him and Calvin and some of the young guys,

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Speaker 13: that's pretty special.

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Speaker 5: As I move on, did you guys happen to see

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Speaker 5: the clip of the podcast John who was on this week?

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Speaker 3: I saw some clip of him talking.

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Speaker 5: He's talking about Rogers and he said, there's a play

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Speaker 5: Rogers gets flushed out and so he goes into the

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Speaker 5: scramble drill and he starts running back towards Rogers, trying to,

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Speaker 5: you know, make a.

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Speaker 8: Play on the other side. So he's he gets fleshed

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Speaker 8: out to the left. John who's on the right side

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Speaker 8: of the.

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Speaker 5: Field, backtracks scrambled drill, trying to get closer to the

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Speaker 5: quarterback and make a play for him. After that play,

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Speaker 5: he said, Aaron Rodgers said to him, what are you doing?

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Speaker 8: Keep going?

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Speaker 5: He's like, what do you mean, Keep going? He goes,

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Speaker 5: I can make that throw. Keep going, Like, don't come

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Speaker 5: back to me. If you would have kept flying, I

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Speaker 5: can hit you. And he's like, you can hit me

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Speaker 5: from there, Like the guy.

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Speaker 3: Still has see the arm and.

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Speaker 8: But he's throwing.

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Speaker 14: He's talking to the tight end about throwing from the

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Speaker 14: left side of the field across the field to the

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Speaker 14: right sideline to hit his You know, he can.

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Speaker 3: See him, he can see where he's going.

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Speaker 6: He can hear Micah Parsons behind him, the way he well, he.

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Speaker 8: Didn't hear Michael Parker crowd.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, the way he processes of the crowd and applies.

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Speaker 7: It's just it's so professional and it's so special and

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Speaker 7: they're in real danger of wasting it.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, let's hope not. Let's hope not. I think it's

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Speaker 8: a big win this Sunday.

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Speaker 5: I'm feeling very good about it, feeling very confident about

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Speaker 5: the Steelers beating the Colts on Sunday, because, yeah, you

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Speaker 5: want to know why the.

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Speaker 8: Cults are doing to lose? I mean, that's all there is.

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Speaker 8: Just like the Washington Generals.

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Speaker 7: I mean, they're just they're just out, They're spitting the

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Speaker 8: Just take it.

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Speaker 5: You bet on the Washington Generals, I thought they were dude.

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Speaker 8: You watch the Colts on tape.

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Speaker 7: Daniel Jones has to wake up every morning and just

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Speaker 7: pause and say, I can't believe where I ended up

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Speaker 3: I'm in this situation layover in Minnesota.

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Speaker 8: I had to go through all that crash. Guys laughed

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Speaker 3: I liked him and Darnold.

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Speaker 7: But you know this is this is kind of a

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Speaker 7: way down the road discussion. But one of the revelations

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Speaker 8: Let somebody else break them in. Yeah, get the second marriage.

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Speaker 8: They figured everything out. They're a little more grateful, bitchy.

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Speaker 8: Oh wow, oh god, Okay, grateful. No, I'm just saying,

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Speaker 8: It's the DV Morning Show.

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Speaker 5: It's your radio home of the Pittsburgh Steelers. One o

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Speaker 8: South Hills, Kia has the ride and a price you'll love.

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Speaker 8: It's Meryl Hodge.

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Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, what's up, Meryl?

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Speaker 8: Always great energy, always great energy. I love it.

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Speaker 5: Well, you know, we're getting set for the big game,

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Speaker 5: one o'clock kickoff between the Steelers and the Colts.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it really looks good. A lot of favorable matchups

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Speaker 8: on this one. I think. All right, well, hey hold

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Speaker 8: on here, we just had two bad games in a.

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Speaker 5: Row, and I don't think it's that big of a deal.

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Speaker 8: All right. So well, my first question to you, Merrill,

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Speaker 8: is where's TJ. Watt gone?

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Speaker 12: Well, listen, in all fairness, everybody tries to take care

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Speaker 12: of him each and every week. I'm just down here.

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Speaker 12: They occupy and listen, you occupy people. Look TJ Wat's

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Speaker 12: going to take two or three people. Okay, that right

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Speaker 12: there is neutralizing an offense. So somebody has to elevate

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Speaker 12: their game or do something to offset that. You know,

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Speaker 12: I will say this, he didn't play the best game.

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Speaker 12: You're actually as a whole, they lost contained.

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Speaker 8: You know.

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Speaker 12: I don't know people know what that means, but when

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Speaker 12: you're the outside defender, you can't let a run get

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Speaker 12: outside you. And they did a bad job. I mean

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Speaker 12: all of them, not just TJ Watt, but TJ Watt

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Speaker 12: had his mistakes. They let a lot of runs get

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Speaker 12: outside contained.

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Speaker 8: They lost contained, and.

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Speaker 12: Almost like the packers attacked that a little bit like

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Speaker 12: they noticed it, you know, actually because they just did

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Speaker 12: it too many times, you know.

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Speaker 8: I mean, I can I see how maybe in a

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Speaker 8: game where.

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Speaker 12: Something starts unfolding, which has happened before, you're like, oh, cow,

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Speaker 12: pull a cow. They're not doing it, they're not playing contained,

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Speaker 12: so let's start doing that. But it almost seemed like

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Speaker 12: they went right after it, and then the Steers never

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Speaker 12: got adjusted to it. You know.

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Speaker 8: Well, you know, listen, TJ.

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Speaker 12: Watt does his job as good as anybody, but I

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Speaker 12: think this year I've seen more more emphasis to neutralize

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Speaker 12: him than ever before. I mean with two or three people.

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Speaker 12: I mean they widen the formation to him, they chip

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Speaker 12: a running back, they then run a tight end through him,

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Speaker 12: and then they have a tackle waiting for him. Well,

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Speaker 12: I mean, I'm just gonna tell you this. When they

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Speaker 12: do that, he still has times where he gets close

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Speaker 12: to the quarterback. When they don't do that, he's always

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Speaker 12: at the quarterback. And that's why they do it. They

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Speaker 12: just they're not gonna allow him to do it.

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Speaker 5: Why do you think Arthur Smith got away from the

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Speaker 5: run in the set in half against the Packers?

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Speaker 12: I don't know it was effective, you know, yeah, yeah,

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Speaker 12: they're you know, the the way they're running the football,

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Speaker 12: the way they're running on the perimeter, their pitch plays,

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Speaker 12: their man blocking schemes, the combination of it all is

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Speaker 12: has been effective. I completely agree with you. You know, I

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Speaker 12: don't know why they got away with it are away

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Speaker 12: from it. And sometimes that can happen because of who's

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Speaker 12: your quarterback, you know, because he is so good, you know,

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Speaker 12: and you and you and you trust.

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Speaker 8: His abilities, uh to make plays for you.

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Speaker 12: But you know, there's two things that actually happened in

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Speaker 12: that game.

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Speaker 8: That are that could have went the other way when

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Speaker 8: they had.

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Speaker 12: That that hit on Love and the ball the tied

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Speaker 12: end ended up catching it. Hurt on, yes, and Elliott

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Speaker 12: gets hurt on.

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Speaker 3: I'm like that.

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Speaker 8: That that to me. To me, okay, that was the

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Speaker 8: biggest play of the game. I like see that.

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Speaker 12: There's plays like that where anytime you actually hit a

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Speaker 12: quarterbacks in Super Bowls is That's exactly how the Titans

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Speaker 12: lost the game against the Rams.

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Speaker 8: They hit Kurt Warner. If they wouldn't have hit.

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Speaker 12: Kurt Warner, they would have probably won that Super Bowl.

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Speaker 12: I just think I can give you a litany of

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Speaker 12: times a quarterback has been hit but been able to

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Speaker 12: get rid of the football and the offense always catches

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Speaker 12: the ball because they have eyes on the ball. Defenders

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Speaker 12: usually they do not, and they can react much quicker.

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Speaker 12: So that happened against the Bears and Colts gave me

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Speaker 12: the Bears lost. I mean, it almost happens every week

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Speaker 12: where a quarterback gets hit. The balls under thrown, offense

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Speaker 12: always wins. And if I saw that play, I was like,

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Speaker 12: ah man. And then when they threw that one in

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Speaker 12: the middle of the field, that's huge play where you

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Speaker 12: have three defenders and neither one of them can get

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Speaker 12: to it. Because that's a Jordan love. It's still kind

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Speaker 12: of one of his flaws, like he'll make he'll gamble

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Speaker 12: on a throw that you just don't need to based

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Speaker 12: on where he is in the game. You know, in

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Speaker 12: the playoff game, when they're still two minutes left and

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Speaker 12: he's in San Francisco and he's running to the right

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Speaker 12: and he throws it right in the middle of the field.

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Speaker 12: It's like third down. You're like, why not third down?

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Speaker 12: You get two minutes, don't do it now now with

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Speaker 12: three seconds? Yeah, but not not two minutes. And they

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Speaker 12: caught it, you know, And I was like yeah, and

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Speaker 12: then they, I don't know.

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Speaker 8: Too technical man, dumb it up a little for it.

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Speaker 10: Yeah.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, but you're going into this, going into this game.

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Speaker 8: I uh yeah.

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Speaker 12: Here's what I do love about the Packers, which it

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Speaker 12: was going to be a problem, and I actually love.

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Speaker 8: I mean, I'd like to study it because they do

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Speaker 8: such a good job.

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Speaker 12: People probably wouldn't notice it as much, but they run

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Speaker 12: a bunch of screens, you know, they're they're one man

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Speaker 12: screens like we think of a traditional screen. I think

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Speaker 12: everybody know what the screenplay is you know, your offs

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Speaker 12: line leaks out, your back sneaks out, and then you

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Speaker 12: dump them the ball.

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Speaker 8: That's a traditional screen.

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Speaker 12: These guys run these tight end screens where they'll run

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Speaker 12: them out to the flat, but I already got two

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Speaker 12: defenders ready to block.

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Speaker 8: They're not running route. They're blocking.

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Speaker 12: Or they'll have one back release and the other black

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Speaker 12: backflare and they'll throw the back of all another screen

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Speaker 12: to let They did so many screens that were effective,

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Speaker 12: and and they they knew that we struggled with identifying

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Speaker 12: our personnel and when you bunch people up, you put

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Speaker 12: three people together and then you release them different ways

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Speaker 12: to our linebackers struggle with that at times, and they

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Speaker 12: got us a few times on that. One of them

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Speaker 12: I think was even for a touchdown. But they you know,

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Speaker 12: those guys are gonna have to get better at that,

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Speaker 12: because the Colts do a little bit of that, not

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Speaker 12: quite as much, but they do a little bit of it.

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Speaker 7: Now, are the Colts a really good defense or are

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Speaker 7: they to a degree the beneficiaries of always playing with

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Speaker 7: a double digit lead wet.

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Speaker 8: Thing these combinations. Listen, I do believe this is true.

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Speaker 8: In the end of the year.

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Speaker 12: Statistically, the best defense in football plays the last us

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Speaker 12: the amount of snaps. It's I think it's almost true

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Speaker 12: the best defense does. But I don't think the best

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Speaker 12: defense has ever played the most snaps during the season.

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Speaker 12: I think I don't think that's ever happened. But tonight

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Speaker 12: you can correct me if I'm wrong. But I think

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Speaker 12: it's almost true. So their offense, obviously, you know, controls

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Speaker 12: the game, so that that truly helps them. But I'll

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Speaker 12: tell you this one thing that you'll notice about them,

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Speaker 12: Like they don't make mistakes, man, and everybody gets to

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Speaker 12: the ball like it is, and they got a really

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Speaker 12: good defensive line. They I mean, they are buttoned up,

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Speaker 12: like it gets hard to make mistakes.

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Speaker 8: They make very few mistakes.

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Speaker 12: If you go throughout a course of the game and

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Speaker 12: watch them weekend, we d like, nah, maybe you saw

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Speaker 12: a couple of mistakes they may have made, but they

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Speaker 12: don't hurt themselves. Like they do not do anything to

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Speaker 12: give you anything. They get to the ball, they play

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Speaker 12: sounds smart. Then they do some things thematically that are

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Speaker 12: a problem too you, so they don't mind.

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Speaker 8: They just play on the nail end just like Okay,

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Speaker 8: we're good.

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Speaker 12: I mean they are buttoned up and they are sound

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Speaker 12: and they're complete, but they do some things they can

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Speaker 12: create a lot of problems to.

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Speaker 6: How scared should we be of this offense? Merrow, because

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Speaker 6: from the running back to Danny Dimes finding new life,

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Speaker 6: to the receivers to the tight end, it seems like

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Speaker 6: they do everything really well.

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Speaker 3: Forgot the Steelers? Yeah, oh yeah, and the line.

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Speaker 8: Well that's that's where I start there.

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Speaker 12: They're pretty dang good. I mean, that's a concerns. That's

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Speaker 12: not a mystery. I'm not telling you anything. You're like, oh,

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Speaker 12: you're never gonna hear that?

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Speaker 8: Allis?

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Speaker 12: I mean they are wicked and they here's what makes

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Speaker 12: them great. I mean and this look this honestly, what

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Speaker 12: helps this will if you're gonna be a champion, These

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Speaker 12: are the things you have to do. Like you hear like,

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Speaker 12: what do you hear? All they run the ball well? Well,

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Speaker 12: what does that mean? I mean that does that? Doesn't

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Speaker 12: tell me anything? Okay, when you run the ball well

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Speaker 12: and you have a lot of phases, So you're a

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Speaker 12: strong side running team, yes?

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Speaker 8: Are they weak side running team? Yes? Are they outside

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Speaker 8: running team? Yes?

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Speaker 12: Are they? Are they a north of South? Are they

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Speaker 12: a screen team. Are they a draw team? Yes, they

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Speaker 12: can do all these things, and you got to defend

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Speaker 12: all of that. And then the guy who's had in

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Speaker 12: the football to them, are they having the football too?

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Speaker 12: Like to get that guy down is a problem. I

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Speaker 12: mean he's got are you talking about strength? Balanced speed?

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Speaker 12: I mean elusiveness? I mean he has and he's a

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Speaker 12: wise runner too. Now, I mean he's a wise runner.

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Speaker 12: You know, it's that's kind of a hard one to explain.

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Speaker 12: But people that I mean, like good NFL runners, man,

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Speaker 12: they're patient, they press the whole. When I say that,

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Speaker 12: they create big running lanes and they create more opportunities

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Speaker 12: for him because they know how to do it.

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Speaker 8: You know, they just don't go a run up there

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Speaker 8: and hit the whole. The are wise or he is

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Speaker 8: a wise runner, man.

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Speaker 12: And and when he and just make one mistake, have

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Speaker 12: somebody just not being their gap? Because I would say

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Speaker 12: this all week, you got I'm sure they're talking about this. Listen,

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Speaker 12: Get in your gap, Okay. If he's going to the

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Speaker 12: left away from you, and your gap is like eight

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Speaker 12: gaps away from where he's going, getting your gap and

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Speaker 12: stay in your gap because he's coming to your gap.

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Speaker 12: There's a chance to come to your gap, and you

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Speaker 12: got you got to tell people that.

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Speaker 8: You get, you take over your gap and don't leave

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Speaker 8: your gap.

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Speaker 12: I just it's I'm telling you this that type of

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Speaker 12: runner that you just cannot make a mistake on.

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Speaker 8: And you know he finds it.

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Speaker 12: I mean, but he's what he's done all year is

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Speaker 12: just it's almost like every big run he's had. I mean,

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Speaker 12: then they made big holes for him too. There's times

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Speaker 12: where they just they just mall people and move people,

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Speaker 12: and they have all different ways to run the ball too.

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Speaker 12: It's just terrifying.

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Speaker 5: May we're running really late. But I just want to

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Speaker 5: ask you one thing, and really quickly. How bad does

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Speaker 5: Darius Slay's Ola Savi on Williams go over in the

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Speaker 5: locker room when he just avoids tackling him and lets

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Speaker 5: them waltz into the end zone.

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Speaker 12: Listen, I those type of things. I just don't even

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Speaker 12: know how you go And here's what I do. I

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Speaker 12: what disturbs means. How do you go in your meeting

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Speaker 12: room with your peers and watch it? You know, it's

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Speaker 12: it's not what's going all large. When I got to

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Speaker 12: sit down with my peers, I just never understood that.

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Speaker 8: I just honestly, I didn't even know.

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Speaker 3: I have.

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Speaker 8: I've never been there.

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Speaker 12: Then I'm glad for that, because that's that's not how

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Speaker 12: you play football.

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Speaker 8: Oh it is not.

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Speaker 5: Meryl Hodge Brought to you by Castle Rock Hormone Health

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Speaker 5: in South Hills, Kia this morning on TV.

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Speaker 8: Love You, Meryl, Thanks Buddy, Love you guys.

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Speaker 3: Say ready for a new ride. South Hills, Kia has

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Speaker 3: the ride and the price you'll love, Brand new twenty

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Speaker 3: twenty five,