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Speaker 3: So we mentioned what the Cleveland Browns might do a
Speaker 3: quarterback or excuse me, at the number two pick, and
Speaker 3: the feeling is they're going to go with Travis Hunter.
Speaker 3: That's at least what the speculation is, and the question
Speaker 3: then becomes what's the long term planet quarterback? Well, listen,
Speaker 3: Andrew Berry, the GM there says it's a little too
Speaker 3: early to tell whether or not Deshaun Watson can play
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 4: I'd like to offer this up.
Speaker 3: Some would argue it's debatable whether or not he's played
Speaker 3: yet for the organization based on what has happened suspensions, performance, etc.
Speaker 2: Etc.
Speaker 3: But nonetheless, now they've got a quarterback room that's got
Speaker 3: Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett. Joe Flacco was brought back.
Speaker 3: He want comeback player of the Year a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago, and so the discussion was being had with
Speaker 3: the fan in Cleveland. He was talking with Ken Carmon
Speaker 3: and Anthony Lima about the development of quarterbacks in the
Speaker 3: NFL and had this to say.
Speaker 5: I do think it's important for young quarterbacks to be
Speaker 5: able to learn. You don't want to put a young
Speaker 5: quarterback in a football game before he's actually ready, because
Speaker 5: you know, there's just so many things in the cycle
Speaker 5: in this league these days is just so quick. You
Speaker 5: want these guys to be ready. And I do think
Speaker 5: there's huge advantages to being able to sit back and
Speaker 5: make sure you get and gain that confidence in and
Speaker 5: really really learn the game and get get the team
Speaker 5: surrounded in a good way so that you can go
Speaker 5: out there and have success. And I think that stuff
Speaker 5: happens naturally through like competition in different rooms. And you know,
Speaker 5: like the more competition you have and the more people
Speaker 5: you have competing, the more conversations come up and the
Speaker 5: more people learn. I think that's true in not just
Speaker 5: in sports, but in every environment, you want good people
Speaker 5: in a room together that can push each other and
Speaker 5: then you'll get the most out of everybody.
Speaker 3: So that was Joe Flacco talking with the fan in
Speaker 3: Cleveland about the development of quarterbacks there.
Speaker 2: I mean, well, yeah, he's you know, forty years old
Speaker 2: now or you know, that's that's what it sounds like.
Speaker 2: I mean, when you played for as long as he
Speaker 2: has seventeen years, it's going to come off that way.
Speaker 2: And I think, look going back to his experience, he
Speaker 2: was a guy who started, you know, as a rookie,
Speaker 2: and you know, they had a lot of team success.
Speaker 2: He was good as a rookie. He continually got better
Speaker 2: and better and better. But you know, when you go
Speaker 2: back and look at the course of his career, he
Speaker 2: had continually developed into the position after his first couple
Speaker 2: of years to really be a guy that they could
Speaker 2: rely on, in particular in the clutch. And I think
Speaker 2: what he probably learned from his looking back at his
Speaker 2: rookie year and even just playing for as long as
Speaker 2: he played, is you know, and this is kind of
Speaker 2: happens I think to all of us as fathers, like
Speaker 2: you look at your child or you look at younger
Speaker 2: generations and you're like, oh, I remember going through that,
Speaker 2: like this is probably what they don't know or this
Speaker 2: is what they need to know in order to be
Speaker 2: able to do this the right way or be successful.
Speaker 2: And now again playing as long as he has, he's
Speaker 2: seeing all that in real time as he's you know,
Speaker 2: had to kind of come in and pinch hit, if
Speaker 2: you will, for a lot of you know, younger guys
Speaker 2: his Stinton Cleveland back in twenty twenty three, a couple
Speaker 2: of years ago, and even last year for Anthony Richardson,
Speaker 2: and I think he's very aware of how different things
Speaker 2: are now, you know, for quarterbacks coming to the league,
Speaker 2: where they draft them, they play them, and they rinse
Speaker 2: them out. Right, they don't get any time to really
Speaker 2: sit and watch and learn unless you're a part of
Speaker 2: an organization that tries to do a right or if
Speaker 2: you've got a Hall of Fame guy sitting there in
Speaker 2: front of him, or at least a Pro Bowl caliber
Speaker 2: guy like an Alex Smith or in the case of
Speaker 2: Green Bay, Aaron Rodgers and then Jordan Love. So that's
Speaker 2: really few and far between, right. Most teams are hoping
Speaker 2: they could find a guy who's gonna be a Pro
Speaker 2: Bowl caliber quarterback, let alone a Hall of Famer, and
Speaker 2: so I think is you know, his words are wise
Speaker 2: in the sense of probably everything he's experienced as a starter,
Speaker 2: as a backup, as a guy who Look, he's made
Speaker 2: a ton of money at this point in time in
Speaker 2: his career, He's won a Super Bowl. He's continually been
Speaker 2: able to prove that he can still do it, and
Speaker 2: so he doesn't need to. I think there's a desire
Speaker 2: of want too and at the same time being able
Speaker 2: to be a guy who's he's got five kids. You know,
Speaker 2: he's he's a family man, so he probably sees it
Speaker 2: from a lot different perspective, uh than a lot of
Speaker 2: guys who play the position, especially a lot of the
Speaker 2: young guys.
Speaker 6: Dang five kids, he can sling that pill. Huh, he's
Speaker 6: a quarterback.
Speaker 2: On in I think.
Speaker 3: I think he also said he was, uh it was
Speaker 3: kind of nice to get away from his kids for
Speaker 3: a little bit.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: He was kind of half joking, But I think he
Speaker 4: just wanted to.
Speaker 6: Break I think it's a I think it's a wise
Speaker 6: move to bring in Flacco for one reason and one
Speaker 6: reason alone. We could work from there. In my estimation,
Speaker 6: it's because you have someone that can stabilize an unstable environment.
Speaker 4: As as the quarterback.
Speaker 6: I think the Deshaun Watson conversation has created so much,
Speaker 6: so much confusion, so much you know kind of you know,
Speaker 6: is a conflict of how you want to feel about
Speaker 6: the situation, is it you know what's next for the situation.
Speaker 6: There's so much Deshaun Watson that has been an agent
Speaker 6: of deterioration for the Cleveland Browns. To bring a rookie
Speaker 6: into that equation, whether they're prepared for mentally, emotionally, physically
Speaker 6: to be able to handle it or not, it's really
Speaker 6: an unfair task and wait to put on the shoulders
Speaker 6: of a newly acquired, a newly hired talent for that
Speaker 6: position for your team and knowing that that element is
Speaker 6: still there, like whoever goes in has to accept the
Speaker 6: fact that Deshaun Watson still has to be a part
Speaker 6: of the conversation in terms of whose team is this
Speaker 6: at that position.
Speaker 4: That would be.
Speaker 6: The first thing that I would say would be the
Speaker 6: wisest move in bringing in a quarterback be to bring
Speaker 6: in a guy like Joe Flacco who things like that
Speaker 6: are not going to bother him he's already clearly shown
Speaker 6: you that it's not going to bother him. He's on
Speaker 6: borrowed time anyway. He's at the end of his career,
Speaker 6: and anything that he gets from this moment on is
Speaker 6: he's playing with house money.
Speaker 4: So he's going to go in there.
Speaker 6: He's familiar with the front office, he's familiar with guys
Speaker 6: that are in the locker room, and he's going to
Speaker 6: be a positive force to the players that are in
Speaker 6: there and the other people that are around, including the
Speaker 6: fan base. He's a positive asset to add to your
Speaker 6: team and to add to your room.
Speaker 2: And hey, if Pickett proves out.
Speaker 6: Then and is able to learn some things from Flacco
Speaker 6: during this time, and you get get a bonus and
Speaker 6: picket developing if you take a draft pick somewhere. They
Speaker 6: got a few. They got the thirty third pick in
Speaker 6: the second round, So that's that's a pretty pretty pretty
Speaker 6: good position to be in to either be able to
Speaker 6: move up maybe a little bit in the second round
Speaker 6: or sit there and somebody's going to possibly fall to
Speaker 6: you at that thirty third pick. I think that for
Speaker 6: what it's worth, and you may not hear me say
Speaker 6: this often. I think Cleveland played this particular situation the
Speaker 6: right way in terms of a quarterback that can handle
Speaker 6: what's going on right now in Cleveland.
Speaker 3: When he talks about like developing young quarterbacks and you
Speaker 3: know how to how teams go about or how they
Speaker 3: should go about it, it still blows my mind that
Speaker 3: And I know it's not an exact science and every
Speaker 3: player is different and all that, but it still blows
Speaker 3: my mind that you draft a guy as almost he's
Speaker 3: an investment. And I don't know a whole hell of
Speaker 3: a lot about investing, but I do know that it
Speaker 3: does take some time, and you don't want to, like,
Speaker 3: you know, manipulate your investment too soon, because you got
Speaker 3: to let it grow a little bit.
Speaker 2: You gotta let it.
Speaker 3: And Joe Flacco's point was like, man, I think we
Speaker 3: got to be a little bit more patient, But nowadays
Speaker 3: they're just not. They want to know, now, all right,
Speaker 3: can you play now?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 2: Who the hell knows?
Speaker 3: Like it could be situation, it could be time, it
Speaker 3: could be another scenario altogether. Alex Smith took years before
Speaker 3: he developed. He went through like seven coaches or offensive
Speaker 3: coordinators or whatever it was, and finally he found something.
Speaker 3: Had they pulled the rugout early on, he would have
Speaker 3: never developed into a guy that, you know, brought Kansas
Speaker 3: City to where they were before Patrick Mahomes took over
Speaker 3: and got him over the hump. You look at Sam
Speaker 3: Darnold Baker Mayfield, man, if you would have talked to
Speaker 3: the Browns back then, the book was written on Baker Mayfield.
Speaker 3: And yet for some reason, it just feels like, no,
Speaker 3: we got to know. Now we need an answer. Now
Speaker 3: it's an investment, but no, no, no, we got to have
Speaker 3: some answers. We've got to have some returns. Now with Watson,
Speaker 3: I feel like Baker Mayfield might have done something. They
Speaker 3: flirted with the wrong person or something man.
Speaker 2: And I thought, look, I think I think Rogers.
Speaker 4: In person, somebody's hey, he upsets somebody.
Speaker 3: I think Rogers, you know, has kind of made this
Speaker 3: point before to where like, man, there's there's got to
Speaker 3: be some trust, like some hey, look, we are trusting
Speaker 3: you're making the decision, and we're trusting this pick at
Speaker 3: this time, and let's let it grow. Instead, it's like
Speaker 3: now he can't play, he's got to go like and
Speaker 3: there's so many examples of that, and I don't get
Speaker 3: why in a in a business like the NFL, where
Speaker 3: you are dependent on everybody around you to be successful.
Speaker 3: Why it all comes down to, now that guy can't
Speaker 3: play well, no, like, you've got to produce the environment
Speaker 3: for him to play, and that seems to be lost
Speaker 3: in so many situations.
Speaker 2: So I keep going back to too, how different the game
Speaker 2: is at the NFL level from the college level. And
Speaker 2: I hope people understand this that RPOs they're not as
Speaker 2: capable or impactful at the NFL level because the rule
Speaker 2: that you could only have an eligible lineman, for example,
Speaker 2: downfield only a yard in college and high school it's
Speaker 2: three and honestly it's more like three and a half
Speaker 2: because it's so hard for officials to be able to
Speaker 2: see it at that point in the play. I mean,
Speaker 2: when you picture or think about an offensive lineman moving
Speaker 2: three yards downfield, that's a couple seconds into the play, right,
Speaker 2: he's moving through a gigantic human being across from Even
Speaker 2: if he's uncovered moving up to the next level, he's
Speaker 2: still trying to get a sense for what that linebacker
Speaker 2: is going to be because, don't get a twisted it
Speaker 2: is a run play, all right. There's different types of
Speaker 2: pass protections there's pass pro, there's run action pro. Where
Speaker 2: it's a pass play, the linemen know not to go downfield,
Speaker 2: but they are doing their best to block it like
Speaker 2: it's a run, and so their responsibilities in regards to
Speaker 2: pressure are off. They don't adjust anything they're doing. They
Speaker 2: are relying on the fate than a run action pass
Speaker 2: protection to be able to take care of whatever is
Speaker 2: going on and pre snap, if the quarterback sees something
Speaker 2: that he's like, this is a disaster, you get out
Speaker 2: of it right, You audible out of it. But it's
Speaker 2: entirely different with an RPO, it is a run play.
Speaker 2: That quarterback has the opportunity to hand that football off
Speaker 2: high school, college level, even at the NFL level, the
Speaker 2: way it's taught, and then you're triggering or you're reading
Speaker 2: off one player on defense, and so the game has
Speaker 2: become so simplified at the high school to college level
Speaker 2: to where you have one of two choices. You're either
Speaker 2: keeping it and you're gonna throw, depending on what that
Speaker 2: defender does, if he steps up to stop the run
Speaker 2: or if he stays back in coverage, you're gonna hand
Speaker 2: the football off. And honestly, RPOs have replaced what used
Speaker 2: to be quick game, the three step game, where even
Speaker 2: in three step drop it sounds somewhat simple right one, two, three,
Speaker 2: you're throwing the football. You're not really able to hitch
Speaker 2: up in the pocket because you're not getting any depth.
Speaker 2: You still had to read coverage. Even in a three
Speaker 2: step game, you had a one high or two high look,
Speaker 2: meaning if there was one safety middle of the field,
Speaker 2: you're working to your left. If there's two high safeties right,
Speaker 2: a split safety look, you're working to your right. Or
Speaker 2: there could be a three by one set where you're
Speaker 2: checking your backside singled up route. If you like, you
Speaker 2: take it. If not, you're probably working a quick progression
Speaker 2: to the other side. So that used to be like
Speaker 2: the simplest form of passing back when I was young,
Speaker 2: back when a lot of quarterbacks were growing up through
Speaker 2: an era in a time where you used to play
Speaker 2: under center a little bit more, or even if you
Speaker 2: were in shotgun. That was part of the quick game.
Speaker 2: The RPO game has essentially replaced that because you get
Speaker 2: the ability to put the defense in conflict much more
Speaker 2: because there's that run pass conflict of reading that overhang
Speaker 2: defender or whoever whatever defender it is to decide if
Speaker 2: you want to throw or run the football. And if
Speaker 2: you think about what three step passing game was, it
Speaker 2: was like a glorified handoff. It was a higher percentage
Speaker 2: pass that you're going to be able to to complete
Speaker 2: and not get a big gain, but move the sticks
Speaker 2: or at least get enough of a game where it
Speaker 2: puts you in third and manageable, or you're back on
Speaker 2: track if you happen to take a loss on first
Speaker 2: down and so you're back in third and manageable, right,
Speaker 2: you know in those instances. So to me, the subtle
Speaker 2: difference is in how the game is taught at high
Speaker 2: school to college and now's in the NFL. Is one
Speaker 2: of those things that it takes time, and you're making
Speaker 2: these decisions in seconds one one thousand and two, one
Speaker 2: thousand balls got to be out and you've got all
Speaker 2: these other things you have to be worried about. It's
Speaker 2: not really that way at a lot of the colleges,
Speaker 2: even with some of the NFO. You know, coaches that
Speaker 2: are down at that level or even what they're asking
Speaker 2: of you know what they're doing. And it's why the
Speaker 2: NFL has had to adapt a lot of their offensive
Speaker 2: scheme to what these quarterbacks are accustomed to doing because
Speaker 2: they don't have the time to develop and no one
Speaker 2: has the patience anymore to see if they can develop
Speaker 2: into being that guy, they have to be able to
Speaker 2: show it in their rookieyearse everyone throws them the wayside.
Speaker 2: That's weird, man.
Speaker 3: It's unfortunate for these guys that just get lumped in.
Speaker 3: Like think about Kenny Pickett, what's he on his third team?
Speaker 4: Third team?
Speaker 2: He just got drafted, he just got traded.
Speaker 3: He's traded twice, so this third team, like he just
Speaker 3: got into the league, Like not that long ago. We
Speaker 3: were at that draft in Vegas when he was when
Speaker 3: he was selected, and just the books apparently already written.
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Speaker 3: were mentioning this, Brady, you brought up that the Rams
Speaker 3: don't hold top thirty visits before the draft. The Jaguars
Speaker 3: are doing the same thing. I believe the Jacksonville Jaguars
Speaker 3: have announce they're going to be doing the same thing. Well,
Speaker 3: the Rams apparently are.
Speaker 6: Two different places in terms of success levels in each
Speaker 6: of these organizations.
Speaker 3: What do you mean Jacksonville has been in a couple
Speaker 3: of conference championship games.
Speaker 4: Really long time ago. Yeah, but you know what, when
Speaker 4: I was in.
Speaker 3: Hospital, you got to celebrate your success, you know, And
Speaker 3: Trevor Lawrence won that one playoff game.
Speaker 6: So I don't know why you have to be so dismissed.
Speaker 6: Almost almost had what almost had a big win the next.
Speaker 3: Round, right, Look, if you're trying to go ever since though,
Speaker 3: if you're trying to go at Pete Prisco, I don't
Speaker 3: think that that's the That ain't the way to go.
Speaker 3: That ain't the one you want to hire, you want
Speaker 3: to pick. You're right, let me stay away from He'll
Speaker 3: let it fly. He defends the Jaguars at all costs. Apologies, Pete. So,
Speaker 3: the the LA Rams per CBS Sports, they are going
Speaker 3: to be holding their draft at the LA Fire Department
Speaker 3: Air Operations. The LAFD will convert a room at the
Speaker 3: station into a temporary headquarters for the Rams and that's
Speaker 3: where general manager Less Sneed and coach Sean McVay will
Speaker 3: be set up for the draft, which runs April twenty four.
Speaker 4: Through the s.
Speaker 3: The LAFT will also be opening up space and adjacent
Speaker 3: hangar for other coaches, along with scouts, team personnel.
Speaker 4: And media.
Speaker 3: So look, I love that. Yeah, it's awesome. I'm just
Speaker 3: I'm just wondering.
Speaker 4: You're you're you're confused though.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm just wondering because have they ever done just
Speaker 3: a draft at their facility? Like if they ever done
Speaker 3: one just there? And is their facility so unkept that
Speaker 3: they need to move this around at.
Speaker 4: Different places to be Why does that have to do?
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm just asking the question.
Speaker 6: It's a little weird, like there's not a lot of
Speaker 6: fire station right, yeah, why not?
Speaker 2: Why not? I mean.
Speaker 6: Though I don't know what the the parameters or how
Speaker 6: it's done out in La County for firemen, But in
Speaker 6: Pennsylvania you are, you are volunteers. I do a ton
Speaker 6: of work with with our first responders in that area
Speaker 6: because the numbers are dwindling down. And maybe it's something
Speaker 6: that people aren't paying attention to, but the numbers of
Speaker 6: firefighters is going low. It's going down very quickly, and
Speaker 6: a lot of it has to do with the firemen
Speaker 6: that have been serving and servicing our communities are getting old,
Speaker 6: they're dying. We're not replenished. Yes, it's the true. We're
Speaker 6: not replenishing them with new firemen and new talent. And
Speaker 6: the funding isn't isn't there because the funding has to
Speaker 6: come from the communities. The people have to donate in
Speaker 6: order for the firemen to be able to have fire outfits,
Speaker 6: to have you know, fire trucks all that stuff. So
Speaker 6: I don't know how that is out here in LA
Speaker 6: but I know this, They've been fighting these wild fires
Speaker 6: and stuff like that. And I may have a lot
Speaker 6: to do with why they decided to do it at
Speaker 6: the fire department is because the fires that we just
Speaker 6: had here were just crazy. That was unbelievable, how bad
Speaker 6: that was. So to do something like this, I'm not
Speaker 6: going to go on the side of there being a
Speaker 6: conspiracy theory to why they're doing it at like you're
Speaker 6: doing Johnny, I think that this makes I think this
Speaker 6: makes way more sense to bring awareness to the fact
Speaker 6: that the first responders of what takes place in our communities.
Speaker 6: I think it's really cool to take a moment in
Speaker 6: time to collaborate and bring awareness and a moment where
Speaker 6: people are paying attention to who they're going to draft
Speaker 6: or what is this going to make our team better?
Speaker 6: It also serves a purpose and endearing yourself to your community.
Speaker 6: You know, if something doesn't go as well as it
Speaker 6: could for the Rams, the fan base is sitting there
Speaker 6: looking at it like, yeah, well, these guys are in
Speaker 6: our communities though, like they were at our fire station,
Speaker 6: you know, they did the draft there, Like that's really cool.
Speaker 6: I think community service, especially with first responders, especially here,
Speaker 6: I think it's appropriate. I think it's more than appropriate
Speaker 6: to just leave it at the fact that they're bringing
Speaker 6: awareness to the people who respond to you know, our
Speaker 6: emergencies and and and jeez, a tragedy like the La fires.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think this is a good moment in time,
Speaker 6: a good feel good story.
Speaker 4: Okay, Why they have it in a Newport Beach house? Huh?
Speaker 4: One year before, wasn't that COVID and another Malibu beach?
Speaker 4: Wasn't that COVID? Was that COVID?
Speaker 3: It's never their place, but somewhere else? Was it COVID
Speaker 3: that one year?
Speaker 4: Yes? Oh okay, I.
Speaker 3: Mean what about the other everybody did it when they
Speaker 3: were we did it at home. It's a it's a
Speaker 3: great story that they're they're bringing awareness. Obviously, we know
Speaker 3: what the fire department has gone throughout here. They're understaffed.
Speaker 3: It's like, it's terrible and that was a great tragedy
Speaker 3: that we saw take place, and it was awful for
Speaker 3: everybody involved and still trying to recover Malibu's businesses were destroyed.
Speaker 4: All all of that. I'm just wonder, did you know
Speaker 4: that Mastros is gone? Yeah, there's a bunch of places.
Speaker 4: The one that's in Malibu it's gone, like or Santa
Speaker 4: Monica Malibu, MO.
Speaker 6: Yeah, appreciated, and that's the one I really enjoyed going to. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's gone. No longer there.
Speaker 2: I think they'll be okay, whoa, oh there we go,
Speaker 2: Oh oh there we go. Where are you going with
Speaker 2: this queue? I don't know. I mean maybe the Rams
Speaker 2: are playing during the draft process. Yust needs to feeling
Speaker 2: himself a little bit. The Rams are feeling themselves. I
Speaker 2: just look, I just want to know. I just want
Speaker 2: to hear a little Wheezy's coming out.
Speaker 3: I don't know how he's.
Speaker 2: Gonna be part. I mean that would be cool. Wheezy
Speaker 2: Yeah La, so you got to bring in some like
Speaker 2: stars and make it fun.
Speaker 4: He lives here too, doesn't He doesn't he live in La.
Speaker 4: I think he lives everywhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's like America's guest, he is. That's true. He
Speaker 2: was just down Bill Belichi.
Speaker 6: He was you see, Yeah, a little waye a little
Speaker 6: wheezy little yeah.
Speaker 3: Little too Chi the fire, little tongue in cheek, Little
Speaker 3: tongue in cheek.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, It'stucci listen. I just uh, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I would just assume that you could probably get better
Speaker 3: work done at your own facility, where you could concentrate
Speaker 3: on everything.
Speaker 2: This isn't the hay in the barn though. I mean,
Speaker 2: in all reality, you have so much time leading up
Speaker 2: to this, and I would imagine that you've got your
Speaker 2: board set, You've played out a lot of scenarios. I mean,
Speaker 2: you're doing this for hours every day, and you've probably
Speaker 2: unless there's some late changes in what you're thinking, or
Speaker 2: a late medical thing or character thing pops up that
Speaker 2: concerns you. I would imagine for the most part, though,
Speaker 2: you've got all the intel, everything you need, and you're
Speaker 2: ready to roll. So I don't know that you really
Speaker 2: need to necessarily be in your facility. I don't think
Speaker 2: it makes that big of a difference. I mean, it
Speaker 2: wasn't Bill Belichick's dog making picks. Like a few years.
Speaker 6: Back, Jones on his yacht with everybody playing yacht rock, Yes, winwood.
Speaker 2: Wait, does Jerry Jones have a yacht? He?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, dude, I know he had a tour bus.
Speaker 4: I thought, stay on that tour bus. Now I think
Speaker 4: shot Con and Dan Snyder of the yacht, I don't think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jerry Jones did the Jays on the yacht?
Speaker 4: Lee?
Speaker 2: Can you look that up? See if Jerry Jones is
Speaker 2: a yacht.
Speaker 10: Yeah, bravo Eugenia, a three hundred and fifty seven foot
Speaker 10: super super yacht. We're two hundred and twenty five million dollars.
Speaker 2: By the way, everyone always gives Dean a hard time.
Speaker 2: They're like, what happened on the bus, Dean, what happened
Speaker 2: on the cowboys bus? Well, what happened on the yacht?
Speaker 2: What people.
Speaker 4: Know about the Ask old Jerry Jones about that yacht?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I won't make some gloryho, Jerry?
Speaker 10: You animal two helipads asana, a massage, steam room, plungepool
Speaker 10: and rain shower.
Speaker 2: What do they buy two helipads for helicopters?
Speaker 4: Hell?
Speaker 7: Yeah, by the way, looks like, hell, you're so rich.
Speaker 7: That man.
Speaker 4: Bring like party.
Speaker 2: That man.
Speaker 6: When I say I'm bringing the party to me, I
Speaker 6: mean I'm bringing the whole damn thing.
Speaker 2: Wait, how big is the yachtling?
Speaker 11: Three hundred and fifty seven feet?
Speaker 4: Still a bit closer to uh two choppers.
Speaker 3: Now, I had a sixty foot boat before, and that
Speaker 3: was big, and I would be about it.
Speaker 4: It was nice.
Speaker 3: Mastro it was boat like, this is what you're a
Speaker 3: man of the people. That's the thing I am.
Speaker 6: Actually, yeah, that has nothing to do with I mean,
Speaker 6: actually it has everything to do with the money.
Speaker 2: That I'm teeth.
Speaker 6: I do have gold tooth, not teeth. It's not plural
Speaker 6: yet it's going to be.
Speaker 2: And the thing is, you can't even see it. It's
Speaker 2: like it's hidden back there exactly. I'm not a flossy person.
Speaker 6: I'm not.
Speaker 4: That boat was was purely for enjoyment.
Speaker 2: I mean, the biggest flex you've ever made was the
Speaker 2: coy pond in the house. That's still the biggest flex.
Speaker 4: But they all died.
Speaker 2: Damn that was your fault. I tried to save them,
Speaker 2: I really did. But I'm just saying, like, I don't
Speaker 2: know anyone else outside of some Asian restaurants that I've
Speaker 2: been to that have had coy pons inside. I've seen
Speaker 2: coy pons outside. I guess if you count was like
Speaker 2: the Wind. I think the Wind Casino has one. Maybe
Speaker 2: they're in every win I don't know. I've not been
Speaker 2: to that many wind casinos and hotels, but you are
Speaker 2: the only individual, not a business, but an individual that
Speaker 2: I've ever met that's had a coypon in their house.
Speaker 2: And by the way, so many, so many that died
Speaker 2: during this. Not only did you name them, you had
Speaker 2: that many, but also the smell you talked about from
Speaker 2: them dying in that Yeah, I mean if it was
Speaker 2: one or two, it couldn't.
Speaker 4: Smell that bad. No, it was way more than that.
Speaker 3: Those fish good you were giving them wagou beef, right
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, The pellets that gave them was really good. I
Speaker 6: had a very very good Uh. I was gonna say
Speaker 6: that the meat, what are their taker? They eat pellets?
Speaker 6: I had some really really good I don't know, I
Speaker 6: don't know. I mean my guy handled it. I just
Speaker 6: I mean he would stock us up. I throw it
Speaker 6: in there and feed them.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: Is a great meeting place too, you know, you like
Speaker 6: you sit down. It was right off of my my
Speaker 6: uh my grand four yer, which I made like the
Speaker 6: w hotel, it had a big Instead of having like
Speaker 6: a crazy expensive chandelier, I had a disco ball and
Speaker 6: that was pretty dope.
Speaker 2: Don't we all.
Speaker 4: I had a big ass disco ball.
Speaker 2: They do eat worms and insects, so in that pellet
Speaker 2: had have been ground up something.
Speaker 4: It might have been. Man, it might have been a five.
Speaker 4: I think it's called It's possible. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I wasn't getting the stuff. I was just getting it
Speaker 6: stuck by my my pond guy who.
Speaker 2: Bill tell me? You would never have a coy pon
Speaker 2: in your house. If you could build a house, have
Speaker 2: one of that size.
Speaker 3: If y'all want to see a flex, look at what
Speaker 3: I just sent you as this is. This is the
Speaker 3: draft gift I got for Abdual Carter.
Speaker 2: Just so y'all know. So if you're not showing me
Speaker 2: a picture of that coy pon in that house, I
Speaker 2: don't want to see it. Man, Do I have a picture.
Speaker 3: I'll show you a picture of it. A Lee, Can
Speaker 3: you pull up a cemetery and send it over to Brady.
Speaker 4: That's pretty that's pretty cold blooded.
Speaker 2: Man. Just for the record, I had played no part
Speaker 2: in this. I seriously want to see the coypon. I
Speaker 2: gotta see if I can find it.
Speaker 4: Dead Bond No, oh no.
Speaker 3: You imagine walking into that house though, I mean the
Speaker 3: house is so big you probably couldn't smell it, but
Speaker 3: like you imaginely like walking into Labar's house and just
Speaker 3: the odor of dead Koi.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 6: It was when that big ass storm took place and
Speaker 6: no one could get there. No one could get in there,
Speaker 6: so I couldn't get my my generator. I couldn't get
Speaker 6: gas for my generator because no one could get get
Speaker 6: to me. So we ended up going out losing power,
Speaker 6: and we weren't able to uh yeah, save them.
Speaker 2: When you look back on that, do you look at
Speaker 2: spending money on the Koipon and the Koi in general
Speaker 2: and regret it.
Speaker 4: Or you're like, no, that was a good purchase.
Speaker 6: I regret that they had to go out that way
Speaker 6: like that. That that bothers me. I think about them
Speaker 6: every so often.
Speaker 2: Hey, God's got a plan, though, man, yeah, God's got
Speaker 2: a plan.
Speaker 3: I felt really really terrible about it. But what's their plan?
Speaker 3: Somebody throw them down a handy.
Speaker 6: They did give us some some great years, though, they
Speaker 6: gave us some great years. They grew from little baby
Speaker 6: baby Koi to like really really big Koi. Like they
Speaker 6: got really big and they were very happy up until
Speaker 6: that that happened like like I said, it was like
Speaker 6: a meeting joint, Like we go sit there, we could talk,
Speaker 6: like they will come up to you like they they
Speaker 6: swim up to you, like very very energetically, like come
Speaker 6: up to you and they like be like you got
Speaker 6: something for me? Get I get you a handful of pellets, this,
Speaker 6: that and the other. You feed them, they'd be right
Speaker 6: there boom hanging out.
Speaker 2: With So you don't you don't regret the purchase.
Speaker 6: Obviously that's because they were so therapeutic for for all
Speaker 6: everybody who came in there like that.
Speaker 4: That would be where you sit like you sitting here
Speaker 4: to coy pond.
Speaker 6: There was a shuffleboard table nearby, there was a pool
Speaker 6: table nearby, like a lot of TVs.
Speaker 4: It was very comfortable.
Speaker 2: My only experience is when you walk into the wind,
Speaker 2: there's certain entrances, but they've got a coy pond and
Speaker 2: it is very relaxing. It's it's like just it's pretty.
Speaker 2: It's nice. It's like, oh, stay there of money in
Speaker 2: your casino, right. But the most my most recent terrible
Speaker 2: purchase was you know, we got our infants, so we're
Speaker 2: still get u in the middle of the night. Trying
Speaker 2: to get them to sleep through the night, and I
Speaker 2: was like delirious, and I had had this flavor of
Speaker 2: ice cream from Graters. They've got a limited dish it
Speaker 2: strawberry with like chocolate chip inside. It's it's amazing, sounds good,
Speaker 2: but it's a limited edition and I don't know when
Speaker 2: they're going to stop selling it. So I loaded up
Speaker 2: on like a six pack, and I told my wife
Speaker 2: this morning, said, hey, babe, I've made a stupid purchase
Speaker 2: last night. She's like what, I go, I just got
Speaker 2: six little many pints of strawberry chocolate chip. I go,
Speaker 2: I know you like it too, and she goes, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm kind of on this new diet. I'm trying
Speaker 2: to avoid dairy. She's like, you're a moron, and I
Speaker 2: was like, yeah, well, okay, I regret it. I don't
Speaker 2: know what I'll actually get to those things when I'll
Speaker 2: eat it, But if you can go out and try that,
Speaker 2: because it is absolutely delicious right now. Yeah, but they're
Speaker 2: gonna stay Jonas Jonas, I know you won't.
Speaker 3: You don't eat dairy, so no, yeah, probably there's no
Speaker 3: Graters out here, so really, yeah, you can't find any
Speaker 3: grocery stores.
Speaker 2: Lee, is there a graters out here?
Speaker 10: We Well, I used to get it all the time
Speaker 10: after being gifted some graters from Brady and me and
Speaker 10: the lady friend will get it all the time, but
Speaker 10: they stopped.
Speaker 2: Me and the lady Chris. Is there graters out here?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 11: It's uh Jonas Knox's Christmas gifts.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, but that you can like mail it and
Speaker 2: get it chipped.
Speaker 11: But I mean like no, no, no, no, no, God no.
Speaker 3: They used to carry it out one of the super
Speaker 3: market that they stopped, God forbid.
Speaker 2: But even then, I mean, you're not gonna eat it, Jonas.
Speaker 2: You that's gonna look like someone opened up for you
Speaker 2: who and poured it down? I mean that is true,
Speaker 2: That is true. That's discussed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Brady knows better. You buy me a milkshake, there
Speaker 3: better be a pair of socks that come along with
Speaker 3: It's not gonna go.
Speaker 4: Well see what I said, hill I did?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so who makes that for you to give to him?
Speaker 3: It's a collaboration Gold shots at Gold Gold the Gold Store.
Speaker 2: Okay, I see the g l G. Yeah, so that's out.
Speaker 3: That's ridiculous. Don't you give me one of those because
Speaker 3: you're not sticks. You're not a stick my legs. I mean,
Speaker 3: your legs are sticks, but we're not a getaway.
Speaker 6: Sticks that I maybe maybe if we maybe, if we
Speaker 6: make it to the bigs, you know, maybe we'll we'll,
Speaker 6: I'll get us all change. Although Brady definitely won't wear
Speaker 6: a chain, that's not his thing, but he could put
Speaker 6: it in like you know, well trophy my defense.
Speaker 2: I don't like wearing any like I don't like wearing
Speaker 2: watches either. Yeah, I've tried every type. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just something about like wearing stuff like I don't
Speaker 2: have to worry about that. I don't have to if
Speaker 2: it breaks or I lose it. I mean, I can't
Speaker 2: keep a pair of sunglasses, like I tell my please,
Speaker 2: no one ever buy me sunglasses. Yeah. I just had
Speaker 2: one get the lenses kicked out the other day that
Speaker 2: I think was a Christmas.
Speaker 4: Gift and they were probably huh it was mine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I get one were out of like I get one.
Speaker 6: Were got to get those liquor store loaks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, I buy them from Amazon Now they're like
Speaker 2: ten bucks, and I still lose those.
Speaker 4: All the time.
Speaker 2: I have no I it's the only thing in my
Speaker 2: life like I lose on a consistent basis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's very true. Well, hey r I p to
Speaker 4: to my Coy's.
Speaker 6: I hope y'all hear me up there in coy Heaven
Speaker 6: and shouts out to the Rams for doing it at
Speaker 6: a first responders fire department.
Speaker 3: Unlike Jonas, I do believe that that is pretty cool
Speaker 3: to bring awareness to our our firefighters. I also want
Speaker 3: to point this out Brady walking into Levar's mansion cold.
Speaker 2: We heard it smells we heard one more time, Jonas,
Speaker 2: where where are they having? We're the Rams having their
Speaker 2: draft party this year?
Speaker 12: The l A yeah, the l A F d Oh gosh,
Speaker 12: you guys, you guys are And you know what, people
Speaker 12: will blame this s on me.
Speaker 6: They'd be like, oh, LeVar, LaVar's got them playing the
Speaker 6: little the little wheezy guy, the fire fire man, little
Speaker 6: tongue in cheek and put you up.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, LaVar, can you tell Jonas how disappointed
Speaker 2: you were and the musical pics that I had for I.
Speaker 4: Was not disappointed what happened.
Speaker 6: I was only disappointed the fact that my song did
Speaker 6: not remain an hour.
Speaker 2: I'm playing fire Top, which is like one of the
Speaker 2: all time my I mean, everyone loves that song. LeVar
Speaker 2: could care less. It was just like you're doing that song.
Speaker 6: He totally took over, you know, Q took over and
Speaker 6: and put put the shows uh songs on and then
Speaker 6: that's that's fine.
Speaker 4: It was the Players Club.
Speaker 2: I'll try to picture like, you know, when I see
Speaker 2: you out, like on the street, we walk up to
Speaker 2: one another, you.
Speaker 6: Know, yeah, what up, dough wait, it's good to see you, Like,
Speaker 6: it's like really good to see you. You know, I
Speaker 6: think we do that. I'm gonna tell you why. I
Speaker 6: think we do that, because we be losing one another. Man,
Speaker 6: Like we people don't realize that when we come up
Speaker 6: out of them trenches like some of us don't. We
Speaker 6: don't last long like some of us get up out
Speaker 6: of here. And that's like when I say it's good
Speaker 6: to see once, a lot of times it's because one
Speaker 6: you're in good health. You look to be in pretty
Speaker 6: decent health. Some of us be limping around and leanked
Speaker 6: over or leaned back or bow legged out and stuff,
Speaker 6: fingers all jacked up. But you're here and it's like, man,
Speaker 6: it's good to see you, bro.
Speaker 2: Like you good man.
Speaker 6: It's good to like, I say good to see we
Speaker 6: every single time I see a VET, a retired guy,
Speaker 6: we all like, it's literally like four or five times
Speaker 6: you say good, it's so good to see you. Man,
Speaker 6: it's good to see you. But you won't get that, Jonas,
Speaker 6: So you don't never have to worry about that. You
Speaker 6: don't have to worry about that, my guy. Sorry sir,
Speaker 6: maybe in another.
Speaker 2: Life because you white dog.
Speaker 4: But McCoy won't get it either.
Speaker 2: No, they won't.
Speaker 4: Hopefully they didn't clog that toilet they jump down. No,
Speaker 4: they couldn't go down.
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Speaker 1: Time to put your money where your mouth is.
Speaker 4: I have been losing.
Speaker 2: I know you aligning low lifecambly the genuine.
Speaker 3: It's over under all right, we got playing action in
Speaker 3: the NBA later tonight lead to lap what do we
Speaker 3: got that's right?
Speaker 11: And you can go to DraftKings and find odds just
Speaker 11: like this.
Speaker 10: For instance, points, rebounds and assists for Anthony Davis total
Speaker 10: mind forty five.
Speaker 3: And that's for tonight at that Jonas over take the
Speaker 3: over over Jonas, Yea, I'm gonna take the over.
Speaker 13: I'll take the over as well too, Lee over on
Speaker 13: forty five points rebounds assists for Anthony Davis and the
Speaker 13: MAVs versus the grizz How about this number of grenade
Speaker 13: celebrations for John Morant night out a half?
Speaker 4: Oh God, over eat that. I'm gonna take the under.
Speaker 4: I think he likes to change weapons. Damn anybody. He
Speaker 4: might use a different weapon other than.
Speaker 2: A game time decision. Let me, you know, can I
Speaker 2: do have a chart kind of tracking this stuff? To
Speaker 2: give me a second. I'll take the overly.
Speaker 11: I think it's even more likely if he's on the bench.
Speaker 2: That he throws a grenade from the bench.
Speaker 4: Yeah, dang.
Speaker 2: If he does a blow dart, he listens to this show.
Speaker 6: If he does a blow dart, I'm going to the
Speaker 6: rest of his games the rest of the way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, all right.
Speaker 10: How about this heat at Hawks heat our point favorite
Speaker 10: on DraftKings.
Speaker 11: Points for Trey Young in this game over under twenty six.
Speaker 2: Take the under.
Speaker 6: He had a crash out the other night. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: take the over. He's gonna well, yeah, I think he'll
Speaker 6: bounce back.
Speaker 11: Well, how about this?
Speaker 10: How about a number of road teams that win tonight
Speaker 10: in these playing games out a half heat our favorite
Speaker 10: at the Hawks Grizz or a favorite at home?
Speaker 4: Who's that?
Speaker 2: What was the last one and a half? I'll take
Speaker 2: the over.
Speaker 4: Miami will win what was the last game again?
Speaker 6: MAVs at Grizz, MAVs at Griz, MAVs at Grizz, and
Speaker 6: set the heat.
Speaker 3: At I'll take the over. By the way, it wouldn't
Speaker 3: surprise me. They both won Dallas so good the other
Speaker 3: night they did.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm gonna take the under.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 10: And how about this point total for both games combined
Speaker 10: four forty one and a half both games.
Speaker 2: Combined under under. Yeah, they'll step up defense for a
Speaker 2: sudden death or game elimination.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna take the over.
Speaker 6: They're gonna score a whole lot of points.
Speaker 2: That's a whole lot of money.
Speaker 6: Where's a party, Where's a party, Where's a party?
Speaker 4: Weapon of choice? Yeah, I don't know he might come
Speaker 4: with something different.
Speaker 3: Man, No grenade, No, he can't do the shotgut anymore.
Speaker 3: Maybe a blow dart.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: He can do the grenade still though. It might be
Speaker 6: a could it be an arrow? It could be a
Speaker 6: bow and arrow?
Speaker 11: Sleep shot?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but didn't didn't you say? Bolt?
Speaker 4: That's not destructive enough? Doesn't seem destructive?
Speaker 2: The same bolted the bone arrow? Right? He did the
Speaker 2: bolt because he's the bolt. You know that's a.
Speaker 4: Bolt, sir?
Speaker 2: Is that a bow and arrow? It's a bolt?
Speaker 1: Picture?
Speaker 11: Who did the bow and earl?
Speaker 2: I don't know what was it? Rocker?
Speaker 4: Did Rocker do a bow and arrow? He did something
Speaker 4: else in the chief chief safety, he did some different.
Speaker 2: Rocker let his mouth get him in trouble.
Speaker 6: Yeah, didn't they fighting mahomes? I don't know anyway. Yeah,
Speaker 6: that's a bolt for you saying bolt? Bro got you?
Speaker 7: Jah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, grenade