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Speaker 2: It's hour two on this Thursday, Dan and the Day
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Speaker 3: Why you were so swamped before the show.
Speaker 4: See what you did with that.
Speaker 2: Thank you to? He was sitting on that one for
Speaker 2: like an hour.
Speaker 3: Thank you to since Wednesday except earlier this morning.
Speaker 2: Uh poll question for hour two. I'll get some headlines
Speaker 2: in here as well. See, yeah, we got up there
Speaker 2: right now? Who is closer to a ring?
Speaker 5: Your options are the Heat, Warriors, Lakers, Spurs, MAVs Right now,
Speaker 5: MAVs running away with that one.
Speaker 4: Actually, I've got about.
Speaker 5: Thirty eight percent of the vote, followed by Spurs, Lakers, Warriors,
Speaker 5: Heat have about two percent of that boat.
Speaker 4: That's tough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Heat shouldn't be on the list, that's tough.
Speaker 4: The Spurs.
Speaker 2: I like the future, but they shouldn't be the second
Speaker 2: option there. I like what they're doing, but they shouldn't
Speaker 2: be the second option. I would have the Lakers in there.
Speaker 2: Then I would have Golden State. Yes, yeah, the Lakers
Speaker 2: for team? What are they in?
Speaker 6: Like fifth?
Speaker 4: Right now?
Speaker 5: They feel kind of far down that list. Is that
Speaker 5: just because people don't like them?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean they're definitely polarizing.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't think people want, you know, outside of Los Angeles,
Speaker 2: want Lebron to get another title. I don't think that
Speaker 2: that's and certainly the people in Dallas don't want the
Speaker 2: Lakers to get another title with Luca going there. All right,
Speaker 2: So there were some moves made. Jimmy Butler finally move
Speaker 2: to the Warriors, and it's last call for a championship
Speaker 2: there Pelicans trade brandon Ingram to the Raptors. Lakers trade
Speaker 2: Dalton Connect to Charlotte for Mark Williams. And I do
Speaker 2: like the move of the Lakers. This is a legitimate
Speaker 2: big man. And the report was Luca wanted somebody that
Speaker 2: he could throw lobs to, and you got Mark Williams,
Speaker 2: who does have some good numbers once again when he's
Speaker 2: on the court, when he plays. NFL will play in Australia.
Speaker 2: The Rams will be one of those teams. We don't
Speaker 2: know the other one. The NFL Player Association, they said
Speaker 2: that they are not in favor of eighteen games. Okay,
Speaker 2: the NFL will be playing eighteen games eventually. This isn't Neil.
Speaker 2: This is where I would ask the NFL Player Association.
Speaker 2: So you say, under no circumstances where you go to
Speaker 2: eighteen games, wait for your answer, and I know your
Speaker 2: answer is gonna be You're gonna get what you can get.
Speaker 2: Then all this is is negotiations, that's all. But the
Speaker 2: NFL Player Association said they're against eighteen game season. But
Speaker 2: I'm good to guess they'll probably cave in a little
Speaker 2: bit there. Email address Dpatdanpatrick dot com, Twitter handle, the
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Speaker 2: we make way for a friend of the show. He
Speaker 2: is Robert Griffin the Third or his move mclevan used
Speaker 2: to say Robert Griffith Junior the third, the former Rookie
Speaker 2: of the Year Heisman Trophy winner and is a great
Speaker 2: podcast out of pockin with RG three on YouTube wherever
Speaker 2: you get your podcast. RG three is. Can you know
Speaker 2: if you're watching on Peacock, if you win a Heisman
Speaker 2: you can wear an outfit like that?
Speaker 6: Yes, that is a prerequisite. You have to win Haysman
Speaker 6: before you can throw this ONNG. But how's everybody doing today?
Speaker 2: Everything's good? So tattoo on the leg.
Speaker 6: Yes, tattoo on the leg. I got a big goku
Speaker 6: right here. So for all my anime fans Dragon Ball, see, uh,
Speaker 6: we're going super saying on them. So I got to
Speaker 6: make sure I have it, show it off. Not otherbody
Speaker 6: gets to see my tattoos, uh Dan.
Speaker 2: So well, if you got legs like that, I would wear.
Speaker 6: Shorts to That's what my wife says. So I'm happy. Yeah,
Speaker 6: are you gonna see? That was when I wear shorts.
Speaker 6: He's like, man, you gotta wear shorts. Are often like,
Speaker 6: you're right.
Speaker 2: Are you going full body tattooed? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I have a full left side of my body is tattooed.
Speaker 6: So I got an arm sleep here with a griffin,
Speaker 6: a tiger, Japanese house because I was born in Japan. Uh.
Speaker 6: Then I got my family here with the lions, and
Speaker 6: uh my leg is mostly anime and my favorite superheroes.
Speaker 6: So I got the Incredible Hulk right here on my thigh.
Speaker 6: I got the Ninja Turtles on the inside, easy there,
Speaker 6: and uh, yeah you can't.
Speaker 4: You can't see that.
Speaker 6: I got the black panther on the hamstring right here. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I don't need to see your tur I can't see
Speaker 6: it either, So it hurt bad, and I don't know
Speaker 6: why I got it, but I love the black panthers.
Speaker 6: So the black panthers on my hamstring.
Speaker 7: Okay, you try to show his black panther.
Speaker 2: Whoa you can make that joke.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Have you seen Marvin's hands? We did a hand size.
Speaker 2: We had a combine hand size. Everybody was like had
Speaker 2: to have their hands measured. Marvin had the smallest hand size.
Speaker 6: You know, what talking about hands? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: If you ever see Gero, offensive coordinator for the Chargers, yeah,
Speaker 6: he has the biggest sausage fingers I've ever seen in
Speaker 6: my life. Once you see them, you can't unseeing. Okay,
Speaker 6: So when he's pointing on the board, I'm like, yo,
Speaker 6: what is that? Sorry? Gerro, love you, buddy.
Speaker 4: Does it?
Speaker 2: Does hand size really matter playing quarterback?
Speaker 6: Does it matter? I mean, I think it's something fun
Speaker 6: to pick at, like no pun intended. But Kenny Pickett, yeah,
Speaker 6: has smaller hands. He wears the gloves. I don't think
Speaker 6: it matters personally. I think you when we start talking
Speaker 6: about it, you can get into a quarterback's head. I
Speaker 6: had Kenny picking on the show Out of Pocket, and
Speaker 6: he was talking about how during the draft process he
Speaker 6: was actually doing extra stretching and exercises to help his
Speaker 6: hands grow and he thinks they, you know, they grew
Speaker 6: like a centimeter or something. So us talking about it
Speaker 6: definitely gets in the heads of quarterbacks. But I don't
Speaker 6: think it matters.
Speaker 2: Paul, you got the combine numbers for RG three.
Speaker 8: I sure do hand size. I got you nine and
Speaker 8: a half at the combine.
Speaker 6: Okay, what is that normally?
Speaker 8: Is that that's a middle to low okay, no offense,
Speaker 8: forty yard dash? I have you four four one four
Speaker 8: three nine. Yep, that's what good is that you were
Speaker 8: in the ninety eighth percentile of that draft.
Speaker 6: Pretty good though?
Speaker 2: Was a quarterback go backwards?
Speaker 6: So if you have, you know, good sized hands but
Speaker 6: not like overly large hands, and you got to be fast.
Speaker 6: So what else?
Speaker 8: It sounds like you were the number one in vertical jump,
Speaker 8: you're the number one in uh.
Speaker 6: Broad jumpy with the quarterbacks in that draft.
Speaker 2: Did you ever win a slam dunk contest?
Speaker 6: I did? Yeah, I did. Yeah. I think my vertical
Speaker 6: was thirty nine and a half and I asked him
Speaker 6: if I could do it again.
Speaker 3: Just one one more, one more.
Speaker 6: But for forty the forty was fun. That'll separate. No,
Speaker 6: the vertical. Yeah, you know you want to be up
Speaker 6: there with Jordan those guys, and.
Speaker 2: Well, your vertical's got to be better than Jordan's.
Speaker 6: And we'll see. That's what it all depends on.
Speaker 2: How But do you think you're reached? Mike's is forty
Speaker 2: or more?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: Mike is, Like I think his vertical is like forty five.
Speaker 6: Michael Jordan's vertical was crazy.
Speaker 2: Michael B. Jordan's Michael B. Jordans, Yeah, are you?
Speaker 3: I think we're gonna do that for charity.
Speaker 6: Let's do a charity jump off between myself and Creed
Speaker 6: and uh, we'll make it happen.
Speaker 2: But you know, when you see Tyreek Hill and he
Speaker 2: wants to compete go against you know Noahlyle Like, there's
Speaker 2: different yeahing that right?
Speaker 6: I mean football speed track speed different, completely different. And
Speaker 6: I believe that if Tyreek was to race Noah allows
Speaker 6: in a fifty or a forty, he has a much
Speaker 6: better chance at winning because Noah's a builder, like he
Speaker 6: builds his race all the way to the end. Because
Speaker 6: when you run the hundred, it doesn't really matter how
Speaker 6: fast you get to the forty or the fifty. It's
Speaker 6: how long you can hold that speed and accelerate through.
Speaker 6: So I think it'll be a closer race than people anticipate.
Speaker 6: But I just I don't think that Tyreek can beat
Speaker 6: can be Noah and I like Tyrek.
Speaker 2: Okay, but if Noah wore a football uniform, yes, on
Speaker 2: a football field, correct, who would you take in a
Speaker 2: sixty in oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean in a sixty in a football uniform.
Speaker 6: I'm probably still taking Noah. But the question with the
Speaker 6: track athletes is can they catch? People say can they
Speaker 6: get hit? I think they can get hit. That's not
Speaker 6: a problem. I'm good friends with Justin Gallen. You know,
Speaker 6: he tried out for the NFL and the number one
Speaker 6: thing was running full speed and catching a football is
Speaker 6: different than just running full speed with your hands like this,
Speaker 6: you know, So that to me is the big difference.
Speaker 6: Could you sing Bold have played? You say if he
Speaker 6: was brought up to play one thousand, I mean what
Speaker 6: you saying is like six ' five. You know, you're
Speaker 6: thinking like Megatron type of athlete. When it comes to him.
Speaker 6: He has come out and said that he did not
Speaker 6: want to get hit, so that's why he wouldn't have played.
Speaker 6: But if he grew up in Coppers Code, Texas with me,
Speaker 6: you better believe he's playing football.
Speaker 2: He's RG three. He's out of pocket with RG three
Speaker 2: on YouTube wherever you get your podcast. You came up
Speaker 2: with a way for the Eagles to beat the Chiefs. Yes,
Speaker 2: and you have a way for the Chiefs to beat
Speaker 2: the Eagles.
Speaker 6: Correct?
Speaker 2: Okay, which one do you want to start with? Let's
Speaker 2: start Eagles to upset the Chiefs. Okay, all right, so
Speaker 2: what happens on Sunday?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean it's a dominant running game if you
Speaker 6: look at the numbers, which I know we have some
Speaker 6: some numbers people out there. Anytime the Chiefs have gone
Speaker 6: against a quarterback that ran for more than five hundred
Speaker 6: yards this year, they've given up one hundred and forty
Speaker 6: five resting yards per game to that team and the Eagles.
Speaker 6: It's better for me to describe it on why the
Speaker 6: Eagles are so successful versus why the Chiefs are so successful.
Speaker 6: The Eagles have the big names, the guys like you
Speaker 6: know Sae Kwon Barkley, you know AJ Brown, you know
Speaker 6: Devonte Smith, you know Dallas Goddard. Dallas godd has got
Speaker 6: to go off because the Chiefs gave up the second
Speaker 6: amount of receptions in the most yards the tight ends
Speaker 6: in the NFL this past season. But you know how
Speaker 6: to key in on those guys, and yeah, you got
Speaker 6: to be stout up front. You got to control the edges.
Speaker 6: With the Chiefs, it's different because you don't know who's
Speaker 6: getting the ball. And it's no longer Travis Kelce has
Speaker 6: to have one hundred yards receiving and ten catches for
Speaker 6: them to win the game. So they got Hollywood Brown,
Speaker 6: they got Xavier Worthy, they got Jujus Smith Chuste, they
Speaker 6: got DeAndre Hopkins. They have Travis Kelce, they got Noah Gray.
Speaker 6: You just don't know how they're going to attack you
Speaker 6: in that way. And oh yeah, I didn't even mention
Speaker 6: the main guy, Patrick Mahomes, who's calling the shots. So
Speaker 6: it's almost like going to a basketball game at a
Speaker 6: tournament and one team has all five star players. You
Speaker 6: know what those guys are going to do. The other
Speaker 6: team is coming in there. They're doing bounce passes with
Speaker 6: the thumbs down, right, They're dribble penetrating to the right,
Speaker 6: cutting back and then throwing the bounce pass across the
Speaker 6: paint to get the easy layup. That's what the Chiefs
Speaker 6: are doing right now. They're playing nameless, faceless football. Whereas
Speaker 6: the Eagles they have to get the ball to aj
Speaker 6: Brown because if they don't, they're not going to win.
Speaker 6: But we've seen the Chiefs win with Travis Kelce having
Speaker 6: two catches for nine yards, So I think that that's
Speaker 6: the issue on offense for both teams. But I'll pick
Speaker 6: I'll pick the game already. I think I think the
Speaker 6: Chiefs win. I want to see greatness, I want to
Speaker 6: see history made, and I just think that Patrick Mahons
Speaker 6: is playing so unselfishly and being so patient right now.
Speaker 6: They're very hard to stop.
Speaker 2: Which team is more likely to have a blowout that
Speaker 2: they can blow the other team out?
Speaker 6: The Eagles for the exact reason I said they got
Speaker 6: the five star players. They got the best roster in
Speaker 6: all of football. Number one scoring defense, number one total defense.
Speaker 6: And that brings me to, like, my most exciting part
Speaker 6: of the game is this inverted wishbone formation that the
Speaker 6: Chiefs run. Because you'll see if they run with the
Speaker 6: two tight ends on the side of Mahomes and they
Speaker 6: got the running back right behind them, and they'll motion
Speaker 6: the tight end, put them both on the same side
Speaker 6: and do a bunch of stuff. They run wide zone,
Speaker 6: inside zone, dive, play action, pass, jet sweeps. They even
Speaker 6: put Kelsey at quarterback and had him read out like
Speaker 6: a quarterback counter downhill with Xavier Worthy, who scored a
Speaker 6: touchdown on that play during the playoffs. The cuter you
Speaker 6: allow Andy Reid to be, the harder your day is
Speaker 6: going to be. So if the Eagles can see that
Speaker 6: formation and shut it down quickly. I think it kind
Speaker 6: of slows Andy Reid down because he knows he doesn't
Speaker 6: have all the tricks in his bag anymore.
Speaker 2: What does Mahomes have to accomplish to surpass Tom Brady.
Speaker 6: When it's going to be the number of Super Bowls? No,
Speaker 6: he's just got to win. He's got to win on
Speaker 6: He's got to win on Sunday.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 2: He's passed Brady if he wins on Sunday's.
Speaker 6: Pasted Brady if he wins on Sunday. Yeah. And I've
Speaker 6: been saying this since they won the last Super Bowl.
Speaker 6: So I think there's this guy at ESPN, like really
Speaker 6: popular guy at ESPN, and he's been like he's been
Speaker 6: like on this going on this rave about if Mahomes wins,
Speaker 6: he's greater than Brady. And I'm like, bro, I was
Speaker 6: on that network.
Speaker 2: Wait, no, no, no, that.
Speaker 6: Not that guy.
Speaker 4: What not that guy?
Speaker 6: We're definitely not talking about that guy. We're talking about
Speaker 6: Steven A.
Speaker 2: Smith and he's not a football guy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you know, I don't want to like, no
Speaker 6: one's takes are their takes, per se. But if someone's
Speaker 6: been saying it since last February that if Mahomes wins
Speaker 6: in three people maybe he did, I don't know, did
Speaker 6: you hear it?
Speaker 2: They wouldn't co op anything on no, no, no, Why
Speaker 2: are Mahomes his four super Bowls?
Speaker 6: Yep?
Speaker 5: Would be more valuable than Brady seven?
Speaker 6: Yeah. I mean, I'm sure you guys have heard this
Speaker 6: argument before, but it's the whole Michael Jordan, Bill Russell situation.
Speaker 6: But I think it's not even the four because you
Speaker 6: can have recency bias and say, oh, well, he's won
Speaker 6: them more recently than Brady, So we're just gonna say
Speaker 6: he's the greatest because we want to have something to
Speaker 6: talk about. I don't think that's what it is. I
Speaker 6: think the fact that he'd be the first quarterback to
Speaker 6: three P I think that makes it to where, all right,
Speaker 6: these four are greater than the seven because he's done
Speaker 6: something that's never been done. And why do we say
Speaker 6: Brady's the goat? Because he's done something that's never been
Speaker 6: done before. So if you can do something that even
Speaker 6: Brady couldn't accomplish, that to me in seven years, four
Speaker 6: in seven years with a three P, Yeah, that makes
Speaker 6: you the goat, you're the greatest of all time. He's
Speaker 6: already the most talented we've ever seen.
Speaker 2: And what you're saying is, if a star player wins
Speaker 2: four consecutive NBA championships, he's better than Michael Jordan. That
Speaker 2: had never happened before. Wait, I'm just going by what
Speaker 2: you're saying.
Speaker 6: Has that that has never happened?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: No, four and four and seven years.
Speaker 2: Let's say somebody a star unfortunate you know.
Speaker 6: What, I'm standing ten toes down on it. I would say, yeah,
Speaker 6: if a star player was able to win four championships
Speaker 6: in a row, do a four peak in seven years.
Speaker 4: In the NBA, Yeah, that that they would I'd say
Speaker 4: they'd be.
Speaker 6: Better than Jordan because unless they fall off the face
Speaker 6: of the earth, we know they're probably going to have
Speaker 6: another opportunity to get another one, or at least play
Speaker 6: for a long time. Brady had what ten years between
Speaker 6: between Super Bowls, but he's had three Hall of Fame careers.
Speaker 6: Oh he has.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: That's the thing that Yeah, I mean, I'm with you.
Speaker 2: Have sustainability for great.
Speaker 6: Mom, I'm with you. If Patrick Mahomes wins, if they
Speaker 6: win the Super Bowl and then he decides.
Speaker 2: I'm retiring play baseball.
Speaker 6: I'd probably feel differently, right, I'd probably feel differently. But
Speaker 6: I don't think he's going anywhere. And uh, you know,
Speaker 6: knowing him and his trainer Bobby Stroop, like they're air
Speaker 6: to play just as long as Brady did. And I
Speaker 6: just I think he's just creating a generation of quarterbacks
Speaker 6: that are not going to win Super Bowls.
Speaker 2: I think he plays the position better than Tom does.
Speaker 2: He's not a better quarterback than Tom yet be like
Speaker 2: Mike was a better basketball player, you know, talent wise
Speaker 2: than Lebron. Lebron's got a better resume than they're similar Brady,
Speaker 2: And you know, we might look at Brady and Lebron
Speaker 2: the way we do Mike and Patrick.
Speaker 6: He's kind of proven because I because I agree, I
Speaker 6: agree with you.
Speaker 2: You want to take that, and then you want to
Speaker 2: or you're gonna give me credit.
Speaker 6: I will give you credit. We're looking at someone. Give
Speaker 6: credit for your takes. Give credit for your takes. It
Speaker 6: is documented, it's on Twitter, it's everywhere. It's it's how
Speaker 6: you might say that today RG three. It's it's how
Speaker 6: you say it. Though.
Speaker 2: Stephen A says it in a way that you think
Speaker 2: it is dramatic. Oh, I got you, Patrick, My homes
Speaker 2: is going to be if he's not already the best player.
Speaker 2: Tom Rady never one and three.
Speaker 6: He sounded like I apprecier on Sunday A good law
Speaker 6: there four in setting check out out of Pocket with
Speaker 6: RG three on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Wherever you get your podcast. Always great to have you
Speaker 2: on always you bring it every single time. And uh,
Speaker 2: good luck with your podcast. Thanks for joining us. Appreciate
Speaker 2: your brother RG three joining us. We'll talk to Bryce
Speaker 2: Young coming up here in a moment.
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Speaker 2: He's the Carolina Panthers quarterback, won a national championship at Alabama,
Speaker 2: won a Heisman, and he's joining us on behalf of
Speaker 2: Young nine Foundation. He is Bryce Young of the Carolina Panthers.
Speaker 2: Look at that big introduction there, big walk out. This
Speaker 2: is how we do it at a big TV production there, Bryce,
Speaker 2: This is what it's all about. Thanks for joining us here.
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me on. I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: What advice would you give you twelve months ago?
Speaker 11: Just to be consistent? Obviously a lot of ups and downs.
Speaker 11: This year was a different road, different path, different journey
Speaker 11: from me. But be consistent on the field, off the field,
Speaker 11: be consistent my habits and beliefs, and just trust process.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people bailed on you, like you
Speaker 2: were too short in September this season, and then all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, you seem to get taller in November,
Speaker 2: like like, but you didn't get taller, did you?
Speaker 4: I did not get taller, Okay.
Speaker 2: But people were bailing on you, And what was that
Speaker 2: feeling like that, you know, they didn't think you could
Speaker 2: be a starting quarterback.
Speaker 11: To be honest with you, I'm not someone who's super
Speaker 11: tapped into all the narratives, all the things going on.
Speaker 4: I try to control it. I can control focus on that.
Speaker 2: So but family members, yeah, like say something your buddies
Speaker 2: might say, Man, this guy killing you.
Speaker 11: I was blessed to have a I'm blessed to have
Speaker 11: a really good support system of good family.
Speaker 4: So I at least didn't get into my face. But uh,
Speaker 4: for me, again.
Speaker 11: It was just trying to trying to be consistent no matter.
Speaker 11: That's I think that's kind of life, especially in this profession.
Speaker 11: You're you know, people with you here one day will
Speaker 11: be lower the next day. It comes with the territory.
Speaker 11: So it's not really something I put a lot of
Speaker 11: stocking in how I'm.
Speaker 4: Perceived or looked at. I just try to focus on
Speaker 4: the football.
Speaker 2: I don't want to call it your benching week, but
Speaker 2: you're I'll call it a bye week for you like
Speaker 2: you Okay, let's make it positive here. Okay, so it
Speaker 2: was a bye week. What did you learn watching?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I really I just tried to play the game
Speaker 11: from the sideline at that point.
Speaker 4: You know, it's different obviously.
Speaker 2: So you wear a headset.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, where has sat here the calls.
Speaker 11: I'm still locked in all week, so it's different than
Speaker 11: being back there. But I just tried to look at
Speaker 11: you know, still play the game, still try to put
Speaker 11: myself through it, think what I'd be doing, and think
Speaker 11: in that scenario, you get a little bit different viewing perspective.
Speaker 11: But I still try to get as much out of
Speaker 11: it as I could.
Speaker 2: We thought it was a good week, just because sometimes
Speaker 2: you need to, you know, kind of see things and
Speaker 2: if you know somebody who's in there for you can
Speaker 2: tell you these things, or you can see it in
Speaker 2: a different way here, in a different way. It just
Speaker 2: seems like it it changed you a little bit there
Speaker 2: or I don't. I mean, we saw the results on
Speaker 2: the field, but I don't know what happened where it clicked.
Speaker 2: You saw the game differently, did the game slow down? Quarterbacks,
Speaker 2: talk about all of those things.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think it was just great being able to
Speaker 11: have some time in the system. You know, it wasn't
Speaker 11: obviously you don't get the same amount of reps, you
Speaker 11: don't get the same kind of sort of progress on
Speaker 11: the bench, but being able to come back in and
Speaker 11: just have more time with the system. You know, obviously
Speaker 11: new staff this year. You know, we had to didn't
Speaker 11: have a lot of time at first, just to be
Speaker 11: able to play. Obviously, you study an off season, you
Speaker 11: get training camp and practice, but you know there's part
Speaker 11: of owning it in the games too. So when I
Speaker 11: was able to come back, I was grateful for the
Speaker 11: opportunity just to be able to to grow in the system,
Speaker 11: to you know, to make it my own, to feel comfortable,
Speaker 11: and you know, kind of as the season progressing, I
Speaker 11: got those reps on the field, I just felt more
Speaker 11: and more comfortable within the system.
Speaker 2: What was your welcome to the NFL moment?
Speaker 11: You know, honestly, mine was actually a little i'd say,
Speaker 11: like a little opposite when I went to my rookie year.
Speaker 11: It was actually it was at home a week two
Speaker 11: against the Saints. Obviously I was watching a film. I
Speaker 11: know who's gonna be on a team, but like first player,
Speaker 11: I look over and I see Tyround Matthew over there,
Speaker 11: and like for me, like just growing up, that was
Speaker 11: someone that I was like, like, that's the honey Badger.
Speaker 4: Like I watched that I watched the L s U
Speaker 4: tape like.
Speaker 11: A million times, and I was just like, for like
Speaker 11: the after like the first nap, so I was like, yo,
Speaker 11: like all right, lock back in, but I.
Speaker 2: Know he was there, but now you're seeing him there exactly.
Speaker 11: Like I'm seeing him move and I'm like, I don't
Speaker 11: watched this so many times on on film. So that
Speaker 11: was that was like a really cool, really cool moment.
Speaker 11: And uh yeah, it's still cool to to look across
Speaker 11: and and see people you know and you've watched growing up,
Speaker 11: and you know.
Speaker 2: You know, if you look and you see Jalen Carter
Speaker 2: on the other side, like, that's not pleasant.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I had to do. I had to see that in
Speaker 4: college too, So yeah, that much two of you.
Speaker 2: Jalen Carter is two of you. Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I have a ton of respect for Yeah, for
Speaker 11: those guys. It's it's really cool just also from a
Speaker 11: physical standpoint honestly for me, seeing guys like that and
Speaker 11: guys that are just like, it's cool being on that
Speaker 11: same field, even though like you know, side stature obviously
Speaker 11: is different. It's like for me, I get like a
Speaker 11: bit of like a I don't know what it is
Speaker 11: if it's like a confidence or like excite me about it,
Speaker 11: where it's like that's someone who's obviously super big and
Speaker 11: strong as someone who is this taarst and like I'm
Speaker 11: here too, and this where I'm supposed like this is
Speaker 11: where I'm supposed to be.
Speaker 4: This is there's something about that.
Speaker 2: But who do you study? Because I would think Drew
Speaker 2: Brees is probably the comp for you. Uh, Russell is
Speaker 2: a bigger but I don't know who else you were
Speaker 2: compared to. And and if you even talk to Drew
Speaker 2: Brees about playing, yeah, I have.
Speaker 11: He's he's uh, he was gracious enough, especially in the
Speaker 11: pre draft process we've had conversations. I've a that was
Speaker 11: someone that I've always had a ton of respect for
Speaker 11: watch But honestly, for me, I don't really think about size.
Speaker 11: I've been like relatives of the people around me. I've
Speaker 11: been this for like my whole life, so I don't
Speaker 11: really know what it's like to be taller.
Speaker 2: Than every But are you small?
Speaker 11: I mean, I don't know if that's something for me
Speaker 11: to answer. I don't. I don't like for me, I
Speaker 11: just know how to I've been myself and I know
Speaker 11: how to play football the way I know how to
Speaker 11: play football, so I've I love the game, and I
Speaker 11: love watching people and seeing things they do just from
Speaker 11: a quarterback standpoint. But I've never thought of it of
Speaker 11: you know everyone like yeah, I'm short for sure, like
Speaker 11: from our position.
Speaker 2: But I well, there was the picture of you walking
Speaker 2: across the parking lot with your book bag. It looks
Speaker 2: like it was first day of school. Did you see
Speaker 2: that photo?
Speaker 4: I did see that photo.
Speaker 2: Now you gotta you gotta laugh at that a little bit.
Speaker 4: Uh, yeah, no, I don't. I don't. I don't mind
Speaker 4: at all. Like all that stuff is.
Speaker 11: There's like I've seen some like hilarious stuff about like
Speaker 11: my eyes.
Speaker 4: It's fine, Like I don't. Again, I've I'm used to it.
Speaker 4: I embrace it.
Speaker 11: But I only know one way to play football, so
Speaker 11: I've never had to adjust. I've never had to like, Okay, dang,
Speaker 11: this is way different.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 11: This is just how I know how to play the game,
Speaker 11: how I know how to see it.
Speaker 2: Well, sometimes we get caught up in a number of passes,
Speaker 2: batted down at the line of scrimmage. But then you
Speaker 2: see guys who were six four six ' five, who
Speaker 2: lead the league and getting you know, justin Herbert getting
Speaker 2: passes knocked down at the line of scrimmage. And I
Speaker 2: don't know if when you're with coach coach Saban College,
Speaker 2: they kind of create like windows for you to throw,
Speaker 2: whereas in the NFL maybe not as much. So I
Speaker 2: don't know, Like advice that Coach Saban gave you that
Speaker 2: you take today, you always remind yourself of, yeah, we've.
Speaker 11: Never talked about It's not really something you bring up
Speaker 11: or talk about, no matter. I've been in quarterback rooms
Speaker 11: with every you know, regardless of like the size, you
Speaker 11: don't ever bring up or talk about batted balls. Obviously,
Speaker 11: coach is giving a ton of great advice about a
Speaker 11: ton of great a ton of things on and off
Speaker 11: the field.
Speaker 2: Did he use the expression d's nuts?
Speaker 4: I don't know if I'm allowed.
Speaker 2: To you are Josh Jacobs told me about it ago.
Speaker 4: It may it may come up, coach.
Speaker 2: I asked coach about it too, though, Okay, what did
Speaker 2: he say?
Speaker 4: He said, yes, okay, yeah, all right, for sure, Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know it comes up.
Speaker 1: It isn't a good move.
Speaker 11: That's how you know, Like if it's like before practice
Speaker 11: like that, that'll be the time, like during pre practice
Speaker 11: and it.
Speaker 4: It'll just be out the blue.
Speaker 11: Do it like a straight face and you're all right cool,
Speaker 11: like we got a shot today.
Speaker 4: I can't do his voice, but he's like very uh.
Speaker 2: Because he's like Belicheck. He's it's like Bryce, how about
Speaker 2: these nuts?
Speaker 11: It's like every every time he does it, like you
Speaker 11: have a second of like, wait, did he just all
Speaker 11: right cool?
Speaker 4: Like this means it should be a pretty good practice,
Speaker 4: Like it's just not mess it up?
Speaker 2: He is Bryce Young, Carolina Panthers quarterback. Tell me about
Speaker 2: the Young nine Foundation that you're doing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, that's something that I'm super grateful for
Speaker 11: me and my scene at the foundation, and you know,
Speaker 11: we we focus on mental health and and just making
Speaker 11: sure that we can spread just just spread the importance
Speaker 11: of mental health and and kind of change the narrative,
Speaker 11: especially especially for the youth. I'm a I'm a big
Speaker 11: believer of the importance of mental health and whatever aspect
Speaker 11: and walk of life you're in and just growing up.
Speaker 11: You know, it's not something that's talked about a lot,
Speaker 11: and just we have a mission just to try to
Speaker 11: destigmatize it and do all we can to to help
Speaker 11: in especially for for.
Speaker 4: The younger generation.
Speaker 11: I think the earlier that you're able to talk about
Speaker 11: things and you're able to to have those conversations and awareness.
Speaker 4: About affected you.
Speaker 2: I mean to start this, is that you affected by
Speaker 2: this or somebody in your family.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Again, I think it's something that we all. We all
Speaker 11: have our own battles, our own struggles. You know, there's
Speaker 11: obviously different ranges, but I have a lot of family
Speaker 11: members that my my dam aunt, they're all in, uh,
Speaker 11: the mental health profession and yeah, and where my grandfather
Speaker 11: was as well, So we're all It's something that I
Speaker 11: was less kind of just to grow up around and
Speaker 11: be aware of.
Speaker 4: And you know, I've definitely had my own personal balles.
Speaker 4: Were all doing it.
Speaker 11: Something that I feel like the older you are, if
Speaker 11: it's something you don't talk about or something that you're
Speaker 11: not aware of it, it's harder to kind of change.
Speaker 11: But when you could get that on your mind earlier,
Speaker 11: at a younger age, I think it can really.
Speaker 4: Help throughout life.
Speaker 11: And also right now, just in the community, the outseeing
Speaker 11: passing of fires is something that we we've gone and
Speaker 11: and helped with and it's it's an ongoing struggle. There's
Speaker 11: a lot of people that are affected right now just
Speaker 11: in my community. And that's something also that we've kind
Speaker 11: of pivoted towards towards helping and providing care for.
Speaker 4: So you know, that's that's kind of another part of
Speaker 4: our journey in the.
Speaker 2: Well you have that PTSD where you know, these people
Speaker 2: going through what they went through are still going through
Speaker 2: and they're going to go through this for maybe the
Speaker 2: rest of their lives in California. That what it meant
Speaker 2: to you. And then you know, I always say when
Speaker 2: people say, oh, you know those people they can rebuild,
Speaker 2: and they said, you can rebuild a house, you can't
Speaker 2: rebuild a home.
Speaker 4: And there's a lot of things.
Speaker 11: I don't want to get into the ways of it,
Speaker 11: but there's a lot of things just community wise that
Speaker 11: you know, there's a lot of hoops to jump through.
Speaker 11: Obviously dealing with the logistics of things that a lot
Speaker 11: of families you know, have to you know, they have
Speaker 11: to juggle with. Now I'm trying to keep the community together,
Speaker 11: and a lot of financial things that a lot of
Speaker 11: people are struggling with. So again that's something that people
Speaker 11: are gonna be dealing with and they're gonna have really
Speaker 11: big it's gonna be big for years now. So just
Speaker 11: trying to have substantial support for the people and the
Speaker 11: victims of that is important.
Speaker 2: It's Bryce Young the Young nine Foundation. What did Patrick
Speaker 2: Mahomes say to you after you guys lost to them
Speaker 2: in Carolina?
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know that I had talked to him a
Speaker 11: few times before. He was just telling me that he was,
Speaker 11: you know, he was happy for me that you know
Speaker 11: he was you know.
Speaker 2: Tell me not that happy for like he was happy
Speaker 2: that you didn't beat him.
Speaker 11: Right, Yeah, No, he was just happy for you know,
Speaker 11: the way I was playing and you know, turning things around,
Speaker 11: and that he was always room for me, which, you know,
Speaker 11: I that's someone you know obviously, it's it's my home.
Speaker 4: Someone that I may have the most respect for.
Speaker 11: Has always been super, super gracious, super nice the times
Speaker 11: I've talked to him.
Speaker 2: Did you trade jerseys?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 11: No, we didn't. Didn't didn't jersey swap. I'm bad at
Speaker 11: that though I'm a bad like I'm bad at ask.
Speaker 11: It never like crossed my mind. No, I just full transparency,
Speaker 11: Like I'm not really like a I don't really have
Speaker 11: I have people's jerseys.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I'm like.
Speaker 11: A hang up people's jersey, Like I didn't grow up
Speaker 11: around a lot of sports memorabilia.
Speaker 4: I guess a lot of sports.
Speaker 11: So it's like I value the relationships I have with
Speaker 11: people in the league, and like I I have a
Speaker 11: lot of really close friends, a lot of people I'm
Speaker 11: really close with, Like I value that more than I
Speaker 11: think of it like a jersey or a piece of memorabiliy.
Speaker 11: So it just never it really crosses my mind.
Speaker 2: For it, whose jersey do you have that it might
Speaker 2: be surprised.
Speaker 4: Uh, you'd be surprised.
Speaker 2: No defensive players, right, No, I have.
Speaker 4: Some defensive players.
Speaker 2: You do, Yeah, a lot of the Eagles players.
Speaker 4: I don't have. Again, same thing. It just never cross
Speaker 4: in my mind of like get a jersey. Like I've
Speaker 4: talked like he's I've talked to him multiple times.
Speaker 11: He's really cool. Like so in my mind, like I like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 11: it's cool.
Speaker 2: Like we bring out Honey Badger, Todd, Why didn't you
Speaker 2: reach out to Honey Badger and just say Bryce is
Speaker 2: kind of shy, doesn't.
Speaker 9: We can do that.
Speaker 3: He seems a little reserved.
Speaker 2: But would you put Honey Badger's jersey up in your bedroom?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 6: Shut out?
Speaker 1: My dog.
Speaker 4: He knows that's he knows that's my dog. I mean,
Speaker 4: there's no one's jersey I would put. I don't have
Speaker 4: any of my stuff up. I don't have.
Speaker 2: Anyone's is the hetman with you?
Speaker 4: I don't mind. My parents haven't.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah?
Speaker 4: Do they have it on?
Speaker 2: Like as soon as I walk in the house, I go.
Speaker 4: It's not in the No. I think it's in my
Speaker 4: dad's office.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, yeah, so it's that's a that's a ball
Speaker 2: or move there by your dad.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm not gonna He has a good little setup
Speaker 11: to where like if you zoom him, it's like in the.
Speaker 2: The Foundation Young and the Number nine Foundation. Bryce Young,
Speaker 2: thanks for joining us the second year. A lot of
Speaker 2: people rooting for you, A lot of people rooting for you. Well,
Speaker 2: take a break. We're gonna play a game. What is
Speaker 2: the game called, PAULI the Downside super Bowl Downside game
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Speaker 2: Keep it all right, We're gonna play a game. By
Speaker 2: the way. I want to bring this to your attention.
Speaker 2: Miles Garrett was on The Rich Eisen Show and he
Speaker 2: was asked if he were well, what would it take
Speaker 2: for him to stay with the Cleveland Browns.
Speaker 6: I said, I don't care about the money. I just
Speaker 6: want to win the championship. Now.
Speaker 12: Is it something that you know, maybe they end up
Speaker 12: keeping me or saying that they're not taking any offers.
Speaker 12: That's a possibility, but no, I just want people to
Speaker 12: know that it's not about me being a highest paid
Speaker 12: non quarterback, or me having a huge contract or any
Speaker 12: of that.
Speaker 6: I want to say no.
Speaker 12: At the end of the season, I played in the
Speaker 12: biggest games that I won at the end of my career,
Speaker 12: and I had a chance to display my talent and
Speaker 12: everything I had, and it all came to fruition. Everything
Speaker 12: that I dreamed and everything that I hoped for.
Speaker 2: So that's Miles Garrett on the Rich Eisen Show here
Speaker 2: in New Orleans. By the way, we've talked a lot
Speaker 2: about the NBA, the trade deadline later on today. Don't
Speaker 2: know if there's going to be any blockbusters because we
Speaker 2: have to redefine what blockbuster means after the Luca deal.
Speaker 2: I'll give you over under NBA regular season totals. If
Speaker 2: I gave you the MAVs over under, the Warriors over under,
Speaker 2: and the Lakers over under, I'll throw the Spurs in
Speaker 2: there as well. So Mavericks over under Marvin.
Speaker 3: For wins, Yes, fifty two and a half.
Speaker 2: Todd fifty and a half, Seaton fifty four and a half,
Speaker 2: Oh forty eight and a half, forty three and a half,
Speaker 2: dang overrated, over under over underrated. Warriors made the big deal.
Speaker 2: They got Jimmy Butler the over under Paul for the
Speaker 2: Warriors forty four and a half, Marvin forty one and
Speaker 2: a half, Todd forty three and a half, Seaton forty
Speaker 2: five and a half forty two and a half, the
Speaker 2: Lakers over under forty four and a half.
Speaker 7: Todd forty nine and a half, Marvin forty seven and a half,
Speaker 7: just one three forty six and.
Speaker 2: A half, forty eight and a half. You guys are
Speaker 2: dancing around it. No bloop bloops yet, and then I'll
Speaker 2: throw out the Spurs. Marvin Spurs over.
Speaker 6: Under is.
Speaker 7: Thirty seven and a half, Todd thirty nine and a half.
Speaker 2: Paul forty and a half.
Speaker 4: Bloop.
Speaker 2: I knew that he did it. Nobody knows the Spurs
Speaker 2: like you know you and Michelle Beadle, mister Spur. Nobody
Speaker 2: knows the Spurs like you know the Spurs.
Speaker 8: He'd be missus Spur.
Speaker 2: You're mister Spurs all right. Time to play the Super
Speaker 2: Bowl downside game, Paulie, will you give us the rules here? Please?
Speaker 8: It's the person coach or player, if and or other
Speaker 8: or other.
Speaker 6: There's a hint.
Speaker 8: If this person had a very bad day on Sunday,
Speaker 8: it would it would stretch for a long time. It'd
Speaker 8: be baggage for them for a long time.
Speaker 2: Okay, so there would be a downside to this. I'll
Speaker 2: go first, Okay.
Speaker 8: I think of Nick Sirianni has a bad fourth quarter
Speaker 8: and air quotes costs his team the game. He will
Speaker 8: never recover from it.
Speaker 2: Is it crazy to say if the Eagles get blown out.
Speaker 2: Nick Sirianni's job would be in jeopardy. It would be pending.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I just dawned on me when you
Speaker 2: said the downside game. If he loses the super Bowl,
Speaker 2: another super Bowl, even though that's that's a pretty high bar.
Speaker 2: If you go, well, did you get to the super Bowl? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Did you win?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: I lost two of them, Seaton, the super Bowl, Downside Game,
Speaker 2: and your nominee.
Speaker 5: Is I think this whole game is going to end
Speaker 5: up being a referendum on Jalen Hurts, and I think
Speaker 5: if they lose, a lot of fingers are going to
Speaker 5: be pointed at him. I think if they win, he's
Speaker 5: going to have to have an unbelievable game to get
Speaker 5: any credit. But I think it's going to be tough
Speaker 5: for him either way.
Speaker 3: Todd, My first thought was, as.
Speaker 7: Well, Okay, Marvin Patrick Mahomes, if he has a bad
Speaker 7: super Bowl, he's out of the goat conversation.
Speaker 3: And that's two super Bowl losses and no.
Speaker 4: Three.
Speaker 2: Pet Well, I don't agree with what RG three said.
Speaker 2: If Mahomes three peats just because Brady didn't do that,
Speaker 2: that he would be considered the goat.
Speaker 7: Oh but I'm just talking about he's not in the goal. Yeah,
Speaker 7: conversation if he has a bad game too, No.
Speaker 2: The answer is Jalen Hurts because he has the most
Speaker 2: upside in the most downside. If he wins, all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, we look at him differently. If he loses,
Speaker 2: it's I don't know, can he win a big game here?
Speaker 2: Can you rely on him to win in a shootout
Speaker 2: or whatever it's going to be. You know, there's always
Speaker 2: going to be narratives here, and it feels like he's
Speaker 2: got the most upside in the most downside. Yes, Mark, But.
Speaker 7: Even if he does win the Super Bowl, do we
Speaker 7: put him in the elite quarterback category or do we
Speaker 7: just have him as.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't know this whole elite thing. Eli was elite.
Speaker 2: No he's not. You can't spell elite without Eli. But
Speaker 2: he was not a quarterback.
Speaker 5: Yes, there's gonna be a million reasons why you can
Speaker 5: point to Jalen Hurts and say, see not him, though
Speaker 5: not him, Well, it's really Saquon carried them is really
Speaker 5: Look at all the wide receivers that he's got, Look
Speaker 5: at all the options that he's got to throw to
Speaker 5: AJ Brown. I gotta throw the divide him. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: do it here. He's surrounded by so many good players
Speaker 5: that it's easy to say, but it wasn't him that
Speaker 5: did it. Only if it's the last drive of the game,
Speaker 5: definitely that's it. He's going to have to have a
Speaker 5: miraculous moment something where it was like, dang, that's a
Speaker 5: hell of a play.
Speaker 6: He just made it.
Speaker 8: Yes, Yes, Paulie, here's a bonus for the Super Bowl
Speaker 8: fallout game, downside game. What if Tom Brady lays an
Speaker 8: egg on Sunday, like a big egg on Sunday. This
Speaker 8: is very early in your broadcasting career to host a super.
Speaker 2: Bowl, to call a super Bowl. But how's he lay
Speaker 2: an egg?
Speaker 8: Fangs are out the people who critique this for a living,
Speaker 8: and we've talked about it was mentioned before that he
Speaker 8: doesn't stay with us forever and he becomes really involved
Speaker 8: with the Raiders, officially involved with the Raiders.
Speaker 6: I don't know. I just think of the downside game,
Speaker 6: But I.
Speaker 2: Don't know how a broadcaster can really stand out as
Speaker 2: having a bad game, unless, like the play by play
Speaker 2: guy may make a mistake, you know, game winner and
Speaker 2: you know calls out the wrong name or whatever it
Speaker 2: might be. But I don't know if. I mean, Tom
Speaker 2: is pretty good, you know down the middle of the street.
Speaker 2: It doesn't color outside the lines too much. Yes, Tom, Well, just.
Speaker 3: The way we all got excited when Romo was guessing
Speaker 3: everything that was going to happen beforehand. I know that's
Speaker 3: not necessarily Brady's style, but if he's like predicting what's
Speaker 3: going to happen a lot of the next play and
Speaker 3: he keeps getting it all wrong, and it gets a
Speaker 3: little messy. They're going to do this here, and they
Speaker 3: do the exact opposite several times if someone's looking to
Speaker 3: pick it.
Speaker 2: And I don't think Tom does that. I mean, that's
Speaker 2: Romo's thing. And I think we're we're almost past that
Speaker 2: fact of oh I got it wrong. It's just I
Speaker 2: don't know, Jemmy, and they'll be wrong right and passing
Speaker 2: and they run it right up the middle. You know.
Speaker 2: I don't think we go, oh my god, he's terrible. Yeah.
Speaker 5: See, I think over the season he's got a lot
Speaker 5: better Tom Brady. I think earlier in the season it
Speaker 5: was a little tougher. I think as he's gone on
Speaker 5: and done more games, you get more reps, you learn
Speaker 5: a little bit more. I think the thing he struggles
Speaker 5: with is he can't pick which thing to point out
Speaker 5: to the audience. He knows too much and he's just like,
Speaker 5: which is the one thing I'm supposed to focus on?
Speaker 5: And he tries to get four things in when there's
Speaker 5: time for one.
Speaker 2: And this is what Herbstreet does so well when he
Speaker 2: sees a play to tell you what happened in the
Speaker 2: play immediately Collins were I mean, that's what That's amazing
Speaker 2: where they go, Okay, you see what they were doing here.
Speaker 2: They were showing blitz, but they came this way and
Speaker 2: then they came up the middle and then they you know,
Speaker 2: they had covered too and they know this right away.
Speaker 2: And it's great advice that Seton just pointed out. Tom
Speaker 2: needs to find that thing and then tell me about
Speaker 2: that thing instead of trying to get three things in.
Speaker 2: Now you water down the one thing that you really
Speaker 2: wanted to tell people about. All righty, could Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 2: have a bad day? I mean, no matter what to
Speaker 2: be better than Drake Final Hour on this Thursday, Marv Todd, Seaton,
Speaker 2: Paulie Yours truly