Speaker 1: I wish I had a quarter for every time I
Speaker 1: seen a little kid do a gritty.
Speaker 2: I'd be so rich. Gritty gritty.
Speaker 1: I love seeing the white guys that can't do the
Speaker 1: gritty do the gritty after.
Speaker 2: Oh like me, just know no, like mac Jones.
Speaker 3: Mac Jones, he was gritting in the Pro Bowl and
Speaker 3: they weren't even trying, and like he thought, he ran
Speaker 3: by everyone. I'm like Mac Jones. Everyone literally fell on
Speaker 3: the ground basically and acted like they were dad, and
Speaker 3: you ran by everyone and you're gritting. I think that's
Speaker 3: when Bill was like this guy gritting at the freaking
Speaker 3: Pro Ball and no one was even trying.
Speaker 4: Welcome to Dudes on Dudes, I'm Julian Edelman, I'm Rob Gronkous, and.
Speaker 1: This is the show where your favorite dudes get to
Speaker 1: talk about their favorite dudes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, baby, that's right, and the Super Bowl is set.
Speaker 3: There's one game lap, so we figured out it was
Speaker 3: time to crown our favorite dudes of the.
Speaker 1: Year who are recovering today. An elite runner with that
Speaker 1: cannon arm.
Speaker 3: He takes it to a new level every year, and
Speaker 3: he took it to even another level this year. One
Speaker 3: of the smoothest wide receivers in the game.
Speaker 1: There's those tho skinny dudes that have leverage, whippy string
Speaker 1: and like that quickness. That's what he is in a
Speaker 1: rookie that put the league on notice.
Speaker 2: This guy's special.
Speaker 3: There's never a stage that's too big for him yet,
Speaker 3: even just as a rookie. And we wrap it up
Speaker 3: by giving out our first annual Dude Awards, presented by.
Speaker 2: Cors Lights favorite beer. Let's Go Dudes On Dudes is
Speaker 2: a production of iHeartRadio.
Speaker 1: Eagles versus the Chiefs. We've seen this before.
Speaker 2: Super Bowl rematch. We've seen this before.
Speaker 1: I lost fifty thousand dollars on this guy, Damnita the
Speaker 1: last time.
Speaker 3: I think you should bet again, But this time I
Speaker 3: think you should bet one hundred thousand, so then you're
Speaker 3: up fifty thousand.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't. I have nightmares.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Lily, I'll make the bet for you, Julian. If
Speaker 3: I win, I'll give you fifty thousand dollars back.
Speaker 2: I just don't.
Speaker 1: I can't see the Eagles beating the Chiefs.
Speaker 3: I mean that Eagles ere time. I don't know the
Speaker 3: Eagles offensive line. I feel like that's the only offensive
Speaker 3: line that can handle Chris Jones and the rest of
Speaker 3: the defense for the Chiefs. I mean that run game
Speaker 3: with Saquon Barkley. I'm telling you, man, they might be
Speaker 3: able to have some revenge from a couple.
Speaker 2: Of years of Ah yeah, I don't know. The Chiefs. Chiefs,
Speaker 2: they just know how to win, man, know how to win.
Speaker 2: They know how they know how.
Speaker 3: To you know, get it done in any situation that
Speaker 3: is presented to them, and the star players know how
Speaker 3: to step up in the most crucial times every single
Speaker 3: big game.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be exciting, it is. Can't wait excited to
Speaker 1: hit New Orleans, are you?
Speaker 2: I'm super excited.
Speaker 3: I mean the city is basically known for Mardi Gras,
Speaker 3: that moos biggest party you know, of all time, you know,
Speaker 3: in that state. So I'm excited about it. Man. Uh,
Speaker 3: it's gonna be cool that you have the whole entire
Speaker 3: crew together as well. You're going to be there, Tom's
Speaker 3: going to be there, the whole entire Fox team is
Speaker 3: going to be there. It's just going to be so
Speaker 3: exciting just talking ball, going out the dinners, just exploring
Speaker 3: the city, maybe hitting the casino as well.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to get down there. There's a casino there.
Speaker 2: We got to well hit the dice. Yeah, we'll roll
Speaker 2: that dice, rolling, rolling and shake, roll and rolling and shake.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's got to be a fun environment because
Speaker 1: they've had so many Super Bowls here.
Speaker 3: Shake, shake and roll. Yeah, they've had They've had plenty
Speaker 3: of Super Bowls here. Uh, the last time I was here,
Speaker 3: actually I got a story. Super Bowl in New Orleans.
Speaker 3: Last time I think was like two thousand and twelve.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't remember.
Speaker 3: Stacy James hit me up. I was out and about.
Speaker 3: I was all over the internet in ESPN the next day. Hey, like,
Speaker 3: you know, can you like it's fine you go out.
Speaker 3: Can you just keep your shirt on? I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 3: no problem, I'll keep my shirt on. So like, but
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go out like I'm out of control. I'm
Speaker 3: just my mindset was twenty three. I was like, no problem.
Speaker 3: So then Steve Ridley was like, Yo, come to LSU.
Speaker 3: I want to bring you to Bogies. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 3: Bogey's was the bar that he brought me to. A LSU.
Speaker 2: It was like, you have no problem, I'm gonna leave
Speaker 2: New Orleans for a night. You know.
Speaker 3: I'm still like a college kid. I'm only twenty three
Speaker 3: years old.
Speaker 2: Fresh out Ridley's fresh out of LSU two. So he
Speaker 2: knows everyone there. He's got the hook up to all
Speaker 2: the bars, you know, so all the hotel rooms around there.
Speaker 2: So we stay at a hotel room. We go out
Speaker 2: to this place.
Speaker 3: Bogi's fans are going absolutely crazy. My shirt gets ripped off.
Speaker 3: Oh I got the cast on as well my broken arm,
Speaker 3: and I'm just chugging a beer and boom snapshot. I mean,
Speaker 3: at one, I got to a level where I just
Speaker 3: didn't care anymore, and I didn't even I didn't even
Speaker 3: take my shirt off. Stacy, my shirt got ripped off
Speaker 3: of me. So you told me not to take my
Speaker 3: shirt off, so I didn't. When someone else takes it
Speaker 3: off for you, that's not taking off your own shirt.
Speaker 3: So technically I listened to Stacy James, the PR guy,
Speaker 3: you know, the for the New England Patriots. So Stacy,
Speaker 3: you can't be mad at me body, you know. And
Speaker 3: then that picture was all over ESPN again the next day,
Speaker 3: and he literally texted me, what did I ask you?
Speaker 3: Just please don't take your shirt off? And I wrote
Speaker 3: back to him, I did it.
Speaker 2: It got ripped off.
Speaker 3: Ye, so I'm excited for New Orleans again, and hopefully
Speaker 3: my shirt stays on this time.
Speaker 2: It's gotten not but maybe my pants might come off.
Speaker 2: Let's go, let's go.
Speaker 3: Let's get on this dude. This NFL quarterback. Oh, this
Speaker 3: is a long one. Now, so long, sit back, relax
Speaker 3: and just enjoyed the show. This NFL quarterback stands at
Speaker 3: six foot five and weighs two hundred and thirty seven pounds.
Speaker 3: He was selected as a seventh overall pick in the
Speaker 3: twenty eighteen NFL Draft. Growing up on a farm in California,
Speaker 3: he played at Releague College before transferring to the University
Speaker 3: of Wyoming, where he became an all conference player, not
Speaker 3: even All American, all conference only at Wyoming, and still,
Speaker 3: you know, got drafted in the top ten. That's impressive,
Speaker 3: though overlooked in high school. Kind of like what I
Speaker 3: was just kind of saying. He transformed from a skinny
Speaker 3: six foot three and one hundred and eighty pound player
Speaker 3: to a powerhouse athlete who now you uses his imposing
Speaker 3: size to bulldoze through defenders baldos. Maybe that's why he
Speaker 3: is where he is, why he got drafted there, because
Speaker 3: there's a lot of bulldozing snow out of the way,
Speaker 3: you know, before coming before becoming an NFL star, he
Speaker 3: spent his youth helping his family on their farm.
Speaker 2: Oh so he probably got farm strange. Country strong. That's
Speaker 2: why no one can take him down.
Speaker 3: Country strong, developing the work ethic that would later fuel
Speaker 3: his meteoric rise in football. And a twist of face,
Speaker 3: another NFL player with the same exact name change his
Speaker 3: surname to avoid confusion.
Speaker 2: Let's get on to Josh Allen.
Speaker 3: Everyone, but there was a Josh Allen that was a
Speaker 3: DN linebacker for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Speaker 2: He changed his name. I didn't say. He changed his
Speaker 2: name to Hinz Allen. Yeah. And also his sister is
Speaker 2: a professional basketball player for the Minnesota Lynx. Wow, what
Speaker 2: a stud family. What's the first thing you think of
Speaker 2: when you hear the name Josh Allen. Let me put
Speaker 2: my put.
Speaker 3: The hat on and and I'm cool with wearing a
Speaker 3: Buffalo hat. I'm a Buffalo. I was a Buffalo Bills
Speaker 3: fan growing up as a kid. I did not like
Speaker 3: Buffalo for the nine years I was in New England. Actually,
Speaker 3: even when I was in Tampa too. I still didn't
Speaker 3: like Buffalo, we played them a couple of times. But
Speaker 3: I'm cool with Buffalo. Now I'm cool. I'm another Bills
Speaker 3: fan once again because and I don't forget where I
Speaker 3: come from, so I can wear this Buffalo Bill's hat
Speaker 3: and be fine with That's cool with me.
Speaker 2: Oh all right, Oh yeah, Jules, can you answer that
Speaker 2: question first thing that comes that comes to your mind
Speaker 2: right now? What's what comes to your mind?
Speaker 1: Josh Allen Rob Gronkowski version of quarterback.
Speaker 2: Oh, I like that one, brother.
Speaker 1: Like he's big job. You always used to we always
Speaker 1: used to call you beast mode. And he gets into
Speaker 1: this beast mode where he takes over games with his size,
Speaker 1: his speed, his arm.
Speaker 2: You know, we all.
Speaker 1: Thought this year was a rebuild year for the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 1: They are representing the AFC East in the Championship game
Speaker 1: a lot before.
Speaker 3: You keep going, there's no such thing. It's like Tom
Speaker 3: Brady being in New England. There's no such thing as
Speaker 3: a rebuild year when you have Tom Brady at the
Speaker 3: quarterback position. And now that's the same thing with Josh Allen.
Speaker 3: There is no such thing as a rebuild year because
Speaker 3: Josh Allen is at the quarterback helm and when he's
Speaker 3: at the quarterback home, he's always going to find a
Speaker 3: way to win the games. And also they got head
Speaker 3: coach Sean McDermott as well, and he's there as well.
Speaker 3: There's no such thing as a rebuilding year in Buffalo anymore.
Speaker 3: They're always going to be contenders with those two.
Speaker 1: This could be one of his most impressive years.
Speaker 3: It is because it's actually a year where they didn't
Speaker 3: you know, they were saying, oh, there's not enough talent
Speaker 3: around him. He doesn't really have a wide receiver. He
Speaker 3: makes a talent, Yeah, talent, and they got they traded
Speaker 3: their tire receiver digs over to Houston. And just look
Speaker 3: how much Josh Allen is thriving this year. It's just
Speaker 3: truly showing how much knowledge he has of the game,
Speaker 3: and how much intellectual he brings to the game as
Speaker 3: well and to that offense, and just how skilled he
Speaker 3: really is. This is the year that he has taken
Speaker 3: it to a whole nother. He takes it to a
Speaker 3: level new level every year, and he took it to
Speaker 3: even another level this year.
Speaker 2: Jewels, he's impressive. Have you ever met him?
Speaker 3: I met him real quick at tight on you in
Speaker 3: Nashville tight End University.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he went.
Speaker 3: He was the quarterback, and let me tell you, it
Speaker 3: was amazing because you know, I always kind of dreamed
Speaker 3: about playing for the Buffalo Bills because I'm a kid.
Speaker 3: It's like you're dreaming for the Signersco forty nine ers.
Speaker 3: You you thought it. You probably still think like, how
Speaker 3: cool would that be if you almost went Exactly I
Speaker 3: almost went to Buffalo as well, but it just never
Speaker 3: really worked out. And we were talking, hassle. We were
Speaker 3: talking at tight End you and he was throwing me
Speaker 3: some passes up the scene, man, and he was just
Speaker 3: laying that ball right and he got a singer, and
Speaker 3: then he was trying to recruit me. He's like, come on,
Speaker 3: come on, retirement, come to Buffalo. You know, look, we
Speaker 3: would do big things. And I'm like, we would do
Speaker 3: big things and and all that. But it just just
Speaker 3: never happened.
Speaker 2: Man. I just was not you know, all these quarterbacks
Speaker 2: trying to steal you. Yeah they are.
Speaker 3: They are, Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, Jesus. Just in the end,
Speaker 3: it just, you know, I was just done with football.
Speaker 3: It just wasn't there anymore. But I would have loved
Speaker 3: to play, you know, with Josh Allen Buffalo at least
Speaker 3: one year.
Speaker 2: It look good.
Speaker 3: That's why. That's what was intriguing me when I was
Speaker 3: even talking to the Buffalo best. Yeah, Jeels, So a
Speaker 3: couple of big time quarterbacks have recruited me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, have any recruited you before? Not really, I don't
Speaker 1: think sy not. Probably an asshole now, Actually I don't know.
Speaker 2: You probably told him they sucked when you saw him.
Speaker 2: You suck.
Speaker 3: I know how you get sometimes, Juels. You're just so
Speaker 3: intense and you're so competitive and I love it so much.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well Brady did try to recruit me to Tampa.
Speaker 2: That doesn't count. But he's been your quarterback your whole career. No,
Speaker 2: I came in, Yeah, but you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: came in. There's definitely been quarterbacks that try to recruit
Speaker 2: you the other places.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's different. You were like a You're a phenomenon.
Speaker 1: You're like John Travolta in that movie where he gets
Speaker 1: struck by lightning and all of a sudden, you can
Speaker 1: speak fucking Portuguese and Spanish.
Speaker 2: That's you.
Speaker 3: I'm like, just about the ya ya ya ya ya
Speaker 3: ya yo wag.
Speaker 2: Well, football in America. No, yeah, I see you're like that.
Speaker 2: I am, So let's get it.
Speaker 1: How about some day ball help Josh Allen as a quarterback?
Speaker 2: You think?
Speaker 3: Actually, when I was reading a synopsis, I was already
Speaker 3: thinking that in my head. That is truly when Josh
Speaker 3: Allen started breaking out as a quarterback that he is now.
Speaker 3: Dabele brings the best out of players. You know, Dabel
Speaker 3: as a head coach, they're struggling over there in New York,
Speaker 3: you know. But put all that aside, because being a
Speaker 3: head coach is totally different than being a position coach
Speaker 3: and being an offensive coording, because you're truly working with
Speaker 3: that guy every single day, just like Dabele worked with
Speaker 3: me every single day, and he brings the.
Speaker 2: Best out of you. He knows how to motivate you.
Speaker 3: And I feel like Josh Allen was struggling his first
Speaker 3: couple of years in Buffalo and he just needed that
Speaker 3: guy to be around him to build up his confidence
Speaker 3: and to show him, you know, the ins and outs
Speaker 3: of the quarterback position. And I truly believe that Dabel
Speaker 3: was the guy that got Josh Allen over to Hump
Speaker 3: to be the quarterback that he is now and now
Speaker 3: Josh Allen since he was coach on him, gave him
Speaker 3: all that confidence. Dabell doesn't need to be there anymore
Speaker 3: because now he has it and it's established into him,
Speaker 3: and it's and it's in him now so he can
Speaker 3: be that be that guy that Buffalo needs. He's the
Speaker 3: Buffalo savior. They call him the Winter General, I think
Speaker 3: over there because it's it's it's cold. It's the winter Soldier,
Speaker 3: the General Soldier, winter Soldier, winter General.
Speaker 2: All those names. They love Josh seventeen, do they Nah?
Speaker 2: They don't call him Jay. That Winter Soldier is pretty
Speaker 2: cool though. But he a bill for life.
Speaker 3: I think I think he's a bill for He's a
Speaker 3: bill for life if anything. If he's not, he'll go
Speaker 3: to another team at the end of his career. That's
Speaker 3: the only way that he would leave Buffalo. Like you're
Speaker 3: talking like ten years from now, like one or two
Speaker 3: years left.
Speaker 2: They draft the quarterback first round.
Speaker 3: They're grooming him for a little bit, and then Josh
Speaker 3: Allen Lee's just to go somewhere else out like maybe
Speaker 3: California or something. That's the only way these type of
Speaker 3: quarterbacks leave their franchise. It's just at the end of
Speaker 3: their career, but Dave all did an excellent job with him,
Speaker 3: and I feel like that's when he started thriving.
Speaker 2: Josh Allen always had that mentality to be great. He
Speaker 2: just needed to pulled out of him.
Speaker 3: And I believe, I mean, I wasn't there, but I
Speaker 3: believe Dabel did because he was my coach and he
Speaker 3: helped pull it out of me for years. So that's
Speaker 3: why I feel like I may be wrong, but I
Speaker 3: feel like I'm right in this situation, and Dabele helped
Speaker 3: him out tremendously.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he reminds me and his story reminds me a
Speaker 1: lot of Ben Roethlisberger. Ben went to Miami, Ohio and
Speaker 1: came into the league, not a big name guy, but
Speaker 1: lit it up. And he's just a faster like Big
Speaker 1: Ben when he was young, was like manhandling guys. He
Speaker 1: was a large human being. And that's what I feel
Speaker 1: to a whole other level because Josh can jump over
Speaker 1: you and he's got a lot more speed.
Speaker 2: But Big Ben was like that and won two Super Bowls.
Speaker 1: So hopefully Josh Shallen can you know, get over this
Speaker 1: hump and do something.
Speaker 2: You know, hopefully he can.
Speaker 1: He can catch those demons in the back of his
Speaker 1: head about Patrick Mahomes, because Patrick owns them.
Speaker 2: Patrick owns them in the in the postseason.
Speaker 3: But I mean it doesn't I wouldn't really say owned
Speaker 3: because josh Allen showed out for all those games as well.
Speaker 3: I mean they both threw for over three hundred yards
Speaker 3: in the.
Speaker 2: Thirteen second division rule.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that the thirteen second game wasn't on josh Allen.
Speaker 3: Josh Allen went down and scored and gave him on
Speaker 3: he three in the seconds left. That was on the
Speaker 3: Bills defense. That was on the stafe there or or
Speaker 3: whoever it was it was. It wasn't on Josh Allen.
Speaker 3: Were they winning at that time or they just a
Speaker 3: tie game? I think they were winning and then the
Speaker 3: and then it went in the overtime or something they
Speaker 3: kicked the field goal. But whatever, the thirteen seconds, I
Speaker 3: can't really recall everything that happened. Josh Allen absolutely balled
Speaker 3: out over three hundred yards three TVs zero interceptions. So
Speaker 3: Patrick Mahomes really doesn't own Josh Allen. It's more like
Speaker 3: Patrick Homes, just as Bills and the whole entire league
Speaker 3: still a quarterback to the face of the team. You win,
Speaker 3: it's your it's your praise. You lose, it's your praise.
Speaker 3: What kind of dude is Josh Allen? What kind of
Speaker 3: dude is Josh Allen? I mean this dude? He he
Speaker 3: kind of freaky. I mean the way he hurd a linebacker.
Speaker 4: When he stud Yeah, yeah, you're not a stud if
Speaker 4: you're in JUCO.
Speaker 2: That's a good point.
Speaker 3: You know, you can kind of become a stud, but
Speaker 3: you're not fully you've been. If you're a study, you've
Speaker 3: kind of been a stud your whole entire life, your
Speaker 3: whole Yeah, he's freaky a little bit.
Speaker 2: He's definitely a dude's dude. He Oh, he really is.
Speaker 3: When we were at Titan Universe, he was cool with everyone, man,
Speaker 3: everyone that I talked to him.
Speaker 2: Buffalo.
Speaker 3: I can tell you every single person loves Josh Allen,
Speaker 3: everyone that has ever interacted with him, anyone that's ever
Speaker 3: done a.
Speaker 2: Deal with home. He is beloved in Buffalo. Al right
Speaker 2: on three, what do you think he is? One? Two?
Speaker 2: Three freak?
Speaker 3: I mean just the way he hurdled over the linebacker
Speaker 3: versus Minnesota Vikings.
Speaker 2: That just made him a freak right there? All done?
Speaker 2: No more? He could throw the ball mile. I mean,
Speaker 2: he's a freak.
Speaker 3: The way he can run the ball, that run versus
Speaker 3: the Kansas City Chiefs and the regular season this year
Speaker 3: to seal the deal.
Speaker 2: Freak freak.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back after this quick break. Who's our
Speaker 1: next dude?
Speaker 2: Whatever paper I pull up?
Speaker 3: It's just there's like ten dudes that are just chilling
Speaker 3: below me, just you know, like the zombies, like when
Speaker 3: they're sinking and ground and like they're putting their hands
Speaker 3: up and they're like pull me, save me, like you know,
Speaker 3: right before they die. Well, there's like ten dudes below me, like, yo,
Speaker 3: rob pull me. I'm a piece of paper and talk
Speaker 3: about me. So let's see who we got.
Speaker 1: That sounds like the Detroit fan base leaving the stadium.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure does. Wow.
Speaker 3: Oh well, well talking about Detroit, this guy's in the
Speaker 3: same division.
Speaker 2: Oh so let's see what the summer is here. See
Speaker 2: what we got this dynamic wide receiver.
Speaker 3: So he's a skilled player, Julian. He's played the same
Speaker 3: position as you. You were a wide receiver. This guy's
Speaker 3: a wide receiver. Okay, he wasn't the same position as me.
Speaker 3: Just clarifying for you. Maybe you don't understand football anymore
Speaker 3: since you've been out of it for a couple of years.
Speaker 3: This dynamic wide receiver stands up six to one and
Speaker 3: weighs one hundred and ninety five pounds, makes him a
Speaker 3: formidable presence on the field. He was selected as a
Speaker 3: twenty second overall pick in the first round of the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty NFL Draft and has since amassed the most
Speaker 3: receiving yards to a player's first five seasons in NFL history.
Speaker 3: As a low three star prospect in high school, ranked
Speaker 3: the three hundred and eighth best wide receiver in the nation,
Speaker 3: he defied expectations to become one of the most explosive
Speaker 3: players in LSU history, where he won the twenty twenty
Speaker 3: College Football Playoff National Championship and led the country with
Speaker 3: one hundred eleven receptions his junior season.
Speaker 2: Wow wow in college Wow spectacular. That's insane.
Speaker 3: At just nine years old old, this football phenomenon qualified
Speaker 3: for the Punk Pass and Kick National Championship. Another punp
Speaker 3: pass and kick you know contender. We also had Andy Reid, myself,
Speaker 3: justin Jefferson, We're all in the same boat. Well, let's
Speaker 3: get on to him. I just gave it away Justin
Speaker 3: Jefferson is our dude here, justin Jefferson, Joe's get.
Speaker 2: That picture out. Come on, man, stop forgetting my shoulder.
Speaker 1: I boxed this morning and my shoulder literally just started
Speaker 1: spasm on me.
Speaker 2: Really, I really, I mean.
Speaker 3: I think you need to get a massage. You want
Speaker 3: me to come over there and massage shoulder? Or are
Speaker 3: you gonna call a real massage there?
Speaker 2: Wolves? We'll keep it, uh Shohn Watson light here? All right,
Speaker 2: all right, I won't do that then, all right?
Speaker 3: Well, justin Jefferson here, I'm cool with wearing a Minnesota
Speaker 3: Vikings hat. I got nothing against them. I used to
Speaker 3: Minnesota Vikings when I was a kid. Yeah, big, I'm
Speaker 3: wearing this hat for in honor of Randy Moss, just
Speaker 3: absolutely dominating as a minute Sota Viking in that Thanksgiving
Speaker 3: game where he had like three catchers, one hundred eighty
Speaker 3: yards and three touchdowns. So this Minnesota hats Vikings at
Speaker 3: right now honor of Randy Moss. We know you're going
Speaker 3: through a tough time right now.
Speaker 2: Brother. We love you, everyone's.
Speaker 3: Supporting you, we're all praying for we are man, and
Speaker 3: this guy right here has done more than Randy Moss,
Speaker 3: which is crazy in his first six years. Well, what's
Speaker 3: the first thing you think of when you hear the
Speaker 3: name Justin Jamal Jefferson.
Speaker 1: For me, I think it's selflessness that that that you know,
Speaker 1: there was what Addison was balling earlier this season and
Speaker 1: he says, if my team eats or something, I'm paraphrasing,
Speaker 1: everyone eats, I'm happy. Like, I thought, that was really cool.
Speaker 1: Guy that's secure with you know who. He is a
Speaker 1: team guy. That's what everyone because everyone's looking at him.
Speaker 1: He's the highest paid receiver, he's highest paid player at
Speaker 1: the BO is played well deserved and when he says
Speaker 1: that kind of thing, it makes everyone else like, oh,
Speaker 1: we can't. We can't act foolish because our best player.
Speaker 1: Like I thought, that's the first thing that came to
Speaker 1: my mind. What's first thing comes to your mind?
Speaker 3: The best wide receiver in the NFL. Yeah, he's pretty
Speaker 3: I mean there's Jamar Chase, but just over the last
Speaker 3: three years, I got to give it to Justin Jefferson.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's just a phenomenal athlete. Just his skill
Speaker 3: set is second to none. I mean he's a littler guy.
Speaker 3: He's skinny and it's impressive how some of the hits
Speaker 3: that he can take. He's a he's a tough sob
Speaker 3: out there, because to be that size, you got to
Speaker 3: be like athletic to another level. And you got to
Speaker 3: be slippery as well, because you're gonna get demolished by
Speaker 3: a running back, I mean not by running back, by
Speaker 3: a linebacker, once in a while, by a bigger safety,
Speaker 3: and you got to be able to get up. Also,
Speaker 3: you can't be taking those hits all the time. And
Speaker 3: he's so slippery that he knows how to catch the
Speaker 3: ball and you know, make a little tiny adjustment so
Speaker 3: he doesn't take those hits. Because if he takes those
Speaker 3: hits just on a continuous basis, that wouldn't be good
Speaker 3: for his career overall. I'll start knocking him down. But
Speaker 3: he's just that good at the position. He knows how
Speaker 3: to avoid that contact and that's what keeps him going
Speaker 3: a week in and week out. And just the way
Speaker 3: he can get around defenders after he catches the ball too,
Speaker 3: and make him miss and just have all the yards
Speaker 3: after the catch. I mean, guy is just an athlete
Speaker 3: out there. I love watching him play.
Speaker 1: He's wiry, he like there's those those real like skinny
Speaker 1: dudes that have like that leverage, whippy strength, and like
Speaker 1: that quickness.
Speaker 2: Like that's what he is, quickness to another level.
Speaker 1: He's quick. He can get in and out of breaks.
Speaker 1: For how tall he is, I mean, he can run
Speaker 1: the whole tree. He always comes down with the ball
Speaker 1: whenever it's thrown his way. That that fourth down where
Speaker 1: he's in triple coverage and Kirk Cousins hit him a
Speaker 1: couple of years ago and he came down with it
Speaker 1: one hand, Like that was an insane play. It was
Speaker 1: like that was on fourth and long. When the defense
Speaker 1: knows he's going to this guy, there's three guys on him.
Speaker 1: He goes up and gets that ball. And he's done
Speaker 1: that a bunch of times in his league. You know,
Speaker 1: Like how crazy is to think that him, Jamar Chase,
Speaker 1: and Joe Burrow were all on the same college team.
Speaker 3: Well, that's why they won the national championship. I think
Speaker 3: they went undefeated as well. It was one of the
Speaker 3: best college football teams in the history of college football.
Speaker 3: And that's when I learned about Joe Burrow as well.
Speaker 3: When I watched that college football National championship and that
Speaker 3: team was just ridiculous. I mean, it's like they're wide receiver.
Speaker 2: You yeah, you know them. They are Odell. You got
Speaker 2: Brian Thomas, Ohio State's.
Speaker 3: Up there, Ohio State neighbors. I still think that LSU
Speaker 3: is number one. It's just incredible, just the guys that
Speaker 3: they're producing out of LSU. I don't know what they're
Speaker 3: feeding them or I don't know what's you know, causing
Speaker 3: them to be so explosive as well. I want that
Speaker 3: type of training, even though I'm not even playing anymore.
Speaker 3: I just want to be explosive in life whatever I do.
Speaker 3: Like these guys. I mean, I would just be double
Speaker 3: then if I was like them. But justin Jefferson man,
Speaker 3: like we're saying, the explosiveness, his bursts off the snap
Speaker 3: is what gets him open majority of the time. If
Speaker 3: you can. It's it's about getting open. You you get
Speaker 3: open in the first three yards of your route majority
Speaker 3: of the routes out there, And that's justin Jeffers Jefferson
Speaker 3: for you, and just his fluid movements as well, just
Speaker 3: how fluid he is, just how he can break down
Speaker 3: at any given time and run any route on the
Speaker 3: route tree. And the only way you can do that
Speaker 3: because you're so bendable and so loose and so fluid.
Speaker 2: So he's reliable anywhere out.
Speaker 3: On the field at the slot position, you know, at
Speaker 3: wide receiver number three, you can't line them up in
Speaker 3: you know, near the line.
Speaker 2: He's just too skinny for that.
Speaker 3: He'll get Oh, he'll get tossed around if he has
Speaker 3: to block a linebacker, because there are wide receivers at
Speaker 3: block linebackers.
Speaker 2: He can't be doing it. I think he's done it.
Speaker 2: He's probably done it, but he can't be doing that.
Speaker 1: He reminds me a lot when he I saw him
Speaker 1: run a curl route once and he got so in
Speaker 1: and out of that break with his frame, it.
Speaker 2: Reminded me of Chado Joe Sinko. You know, you're more
Speaker 2: more fluid, but it was.
Speaker 1: You know, still Chad was like one of the best
Speaker 1: cutters that we've seen in this game.
Speaker 2: And he's got that.
Speaker 1: You know, it's been pretty like the guys on his team,
Speaker 1: Stephan Gilmore, who's been around a lot of great football.
Speaker 1: You know, he goes out and says how hard he
Speaker 1: goes and practice is rare. I mean, most guys they
Speaker 1: think they could just turn it on in the game.
Speaker 1: He actually puts the work in and I love hearing
Speaker 1: that stuff.
Speaker 3: And when you hear about all the greatest receivers of
Speaker 3: all time, ever, there's always someone out there on the
Speaker 3: defense side of the ball that has a quote very
Speaker 3: similar to that, and it's kind of the same in
Speaker 3: your case, Julian, you're one of the best slot receivers
Speaker 3: to ever play the game, hands down, and you're at
Speaker 3: work ethic was phenomenal. You would go out there and
Speaker 3: you would practice full speed every single practice, and that
Speaker 3: would translate to the game and you're just like Justin
Speaker 3: Jefferson position, though.
Speaker 2: You know I've been a couple of times.
Speaker 3: But what makes Justin Jefferson great as well is that
Speaker 3: when the ball is up in the air, he can
Speaker 3: make adjustments air adjustments, let's call it air adjustments, where
Speaker 3: the matter it is, he can be up in the
Speaker 3: air and he can adjust his hands, adjust his body,
Speaker 3: adjust where the ball, body control, just where his feet
Speaker 3: are going, just so we can get under the ball.
Speaker 3: That body control that he has is through the roof.
Speaker 3: And that's what really truly makes you the best receiver
Speaker 3: in the game, because no matter how good you are,
Speaker 3: there's always going to be a defensive back still covering
Speaker 3: you and still on you. It's about how you can
Speaker 3: just have that little advantage to get open. And the
Speaker 3: way that he can control his body is what gives
Speaker 3: him that advantage in the way that he can adjust
Speaker 3: to them all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, who's top three receivers right now in
Speaker 1: the NFL.
Speaker 3: Well, justin Jefferson's one of them. We're not going to
Speaker 3: go any order. Jamar Chase, I think he's which is crazy.
Speaker 3: They played together at LSU Joe Burrow one.
Speaker 1: Chase reminds me of He reminds me off Steve Smith
Speaker 1: was six ' to one, like when you watch their
Speaker 1: highlight because Steve Smith was like a very violent, like
Speaker 1: he's explosive violent.
Speaker 2: He's just bigger. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But like Jamar Chase even has like another gear, like
Speaker 3: another speed than Steve Smith.
Speaker 2: And see he Smith used to I mean you watched highlights, man,
Speaker 2: he looks like he was a monster. He was. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I know Jamar Chase is a monster too. I'm
Speaker 2: not I'm not trying to.
Speaker 3: Think that's how big of a monster Jamar Chases. I
Speaker 3: think he has one more gear than Steve Smith. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think Steve Smith three I think Steve Smith was
Speaker 3: is tougher.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: We got it's Smith tough SB and he could talk
Speaker 4: ship and talk garverage, he could talk.
Speaker 3: Jamar Chase had like one as like an extra gear
Speaker 3: and like the speed department.
Speaker 1: He never get caught. Who else we got Justin Jefferson,
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, who's the third?
Speaker 4: The third?
Speaker 2: I mean it's a clear number.
Speaker 3: One and two with Justin Jefferson and Jamar Chase and
Speaker 3: then number three.
Speaker 2: I might have to get it a J. Brown if
Speaker 2: he had a quarterback that was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But you know everything factor is what about Cede Lamb?
Speaker 2: Though been performing? He was, he was paid this offseason.
Speaker 3: He he sure performed CD he was, he was, you know,
Speaker 3: rarely reliable throughout the whole year.
Speaker 1: Got hurt a little bit, didn't he He didn't play,
Speaker 1: he didn't finish the year.
Speaker 3: Well, you know something, We're not gonna do top three jewels.
Speaker 3: We're just gonna do one and two because these guys
Speaker 3: are just such a lie ahead of everyone else after
Speaker 3: the after after them. So Justin Jefferson, Jamar Chase number
Speaker 3: one and two wide receivers in the NFL.
Speaker 1: IF I have to watch another Pop Warner video or
Speaker 1: flag football video with the kids scoring a touchdown and
Speaker 1: doing the gritty. I wish I had I wish I
Speaker 1: had a quarter for every time I seen a little
Speaker 1: kid do a gritty, I'd be so rich. I mean this,
Speaker 1: it is because of Justin Jefferson every time, I mean,
Speaker 1: you do the gritty. When did he started doing that?
Speaker 1: Like four years ago? It's still he is synonymous with
Speaker 1: the gritty. Jamar Chase taught Justin Jefferson the gritty at LSU.
Speaker 1: Jam Jamar Chase stays in college for your Justin Jefferson
Speaker 1: goes to the league starts doing the gritty because the
Speaker 1: guy who taught Jamar Chase the gritty is the guy
Speaker 1: who started the gritty. So there's just so much gritty,
Speaker 1: incessuous shit going on.
Speaker 2: A lot of grittiness is so great. A lot of grittiness,
Speaker 2: but it's tight.
Speaker 3: I guess that's what makes you the best receivers in
Speaker 3: the NFL.
Speaker 2: You gotta be able to grit gott to hit the grizz.
Speaker 2: They must just sit there and train, like doing the
Speaker 2: gritty for like sixteen hours straight a day.
Speaker 1: Like I love seeing the white guys that can't do
Speaker 1: the gritty gritty after oh like me just now, no,
Speaker 1: like Yoseki, You're right, I.
Speaker 3: Can't do the gritty, gretty, gritty gritty Mac Johns, Mac Jones,
Speaker 3: he was gritting in the Pro Bowl and they weren't
Speaker 3: even trying, and like he thought, he ran by everyone.
Speaker 3: I'm like Mac Jones. Everyone literally fell on the ground
Speaker 3: basically and acted like they were dad, And you ran
Speaker 3: by everyone and you're gritting. I think that's when Bill
Speaker 3: was like this guy gritting at the fricking Pro Ball
Speaker 3: and no one was even trying.
Speaker 2: Can't gritty? Yeah? What the same with? Yeah, who'd you say?
Speaker 2: The tight end? Jazaki griddy? I think he makes grimy too. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 1: He makes fun. He's like, I don't know, it's I
Speaker 1: love watching it. It's fun, all right. What kind of
Speaker 1: dude is justin Jefferson?
Speaker 3: Yeah, what kind of dude is? He's swaggy that's the time.
Speaker 3: He's a swaggy dude. But that's not one of the
Speaker 3: categories here, Jules.
Speaker 2: He's definitely a dog. He's definitely a dud dude.
Speaker 1: Everyone like you could tell that everyone loves him and
Speaker 1: he's a glue guy.
Speaker 2: Clearly from his quote player, no doubt about that.
Speaker 3: But I kind of feel like I know this category
Speaker 3: just because just how special of a player he is.
Speaker 2: So on three, what do you three? One two? Three? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean yeah, he's out there on the football field.
Speaker 1: He's just a stud. He's consistent. He's what you want
Speaker 1: your younger players to be. When you you talk about
Speaker 1: guys that are your best players on your team, your
Speaker 1: your most influential guys on your team, that's who you want.
Speaker 1: He's just a stud. And what about those chains? Always
Speaker 1: got change?
Speaker 2: So you're studley if you're wearing those chains, swags and swag. Stud.
Speaker 3: Let's get let's get Let's get on to our next two.
Speaker 2: We'll be right back after this quick break. All right,
Speaker 2: here we go, standing at sixty four six. You know
Speaker 2: who this is? I don't. I knew you win it
Speaker 2: and weighing two hundred five pounds. How about that? Nope, yeah,
Speaker 2: I knew you went.
Speaker 3: This dual threat quarterback has already garnered attention for his
Speaker 3: dynamic play making ability. He was selected second overall in
Speaker 3: the twenty twenty four NFL Draft Washington Commander.
Speaker 2: Sure, yeah me too.
Speaker 3: He played college football at LSU, where he won the
Speaker 3: Heisman Trophy raised in San Bernardino.
Speaker 1: San Bernardino, the home place of I believe McDonald's really,
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, I want mac. Yeah.
Speaker 3: He set multiple state records for passing yards and touchdowns
Speaker 3: in high school, earning Gatorade Player of the Year honors
Speaker 3: in California. During his rookie season, he became a Rookie
Speaker 3: of the Year candidate and led his team to the
Speaker 3: NFC championship.
Speaker 2: Let's get on to Jaden Daniels.
Speaker 3: That's right, baby, had On and Jules, what's the first
Speaker 3: thing you think of when you hear the name Jaden Daniels.
Speaker 2: First thing I think about when I think of Jaden Daniels.
Speaker 1: Is calm, cool and collect I mean, he's doing things
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 2: That that no rookie quarterback has ever done. He's doing
Speaker 2: things that veteran quarterbacks don't do.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's been like unreal to watch him play
Speaker 1: like in crucial situations. Everyone thinks he's, you know, a
Speaker 1: running guy, but he's delivered crazy situational like drives where
Speaker 1: he capitalized on a third down or or you know,
Speaker 1: he capitalized on a fourth down throwing the football. I
Speaker 1: mean he east dissecting man. I'm so it's been so
Speaker 1: impressive to watch. I'm hat a loss of words because
Speaker 1: these last couple of years, we've seen quarterbacks come out
Speaker 1: and play very strong rookie years.
Speaker 2: You know c J.
Speaker 1: Stroud last year, and then Jaden did like that was
Speaker 1: like the best rookie season all time for a quarterback.
Speaker 1: Then Jaydon Daniels comes here in the league and he's
Speaker 1: got two playoff wins and this was a joke of
Speaker 1: a franchise.
Speaker 2: A joke they only won four games last year. I mean,
Speaker 2: it is unreal.
Speaker 1: You gotta tip your cap to dan Quinn Cliff Kingsbury.
Speaker 1: Cliff's fucking developing this kid. I watched his stats. I
Speaker 1: watched his film from you know, we were watching this
Speaker 1: film in college and you could see he was a
Speaker 1: gifted guy. But you watched it in the league and
Speaker 1: now he's like he's progressing through these his progressions and
Speaker 1: he's delivering the ball over the middle of the field.
Speaker 2: He watched his highlight film in college.
Speaker 1: I mean he's throwing them Eleak neighbors Brian Thomas, and
Speaker 1: he's throwing all these go routes, which he's putting them
Speaker 1: right where they have to be. I've been watching them
Speaker 1: dissect defenses. I mean, he is so impressive.
Speaker 3: What do you think the Washington Commanders first year ownership,
Speaker 3: first year head coach, first year offensive coordinator, first year
Speaker 3: everything else that they got going on every first year
Speaker 3: and the most important piece rookie quarterback Jaden Daniels without
Speaker 3: a doubt.
Speaker 2: Put it that way. This guy's special.
Speaker 3: He's there's never a stage that's too big for him yet,
Speaker 3: even just as a rookie, and I would I would
Speaker 3: date back to that is because you got to have
Speaker 3: experience in order to be able to handle a stage
Speaker 3: that big. And he was handling that stage when he
Speaker 3: was at LSU. I mean, you're in front of eighty
Speaker 3: thousand people a week when you're one hundred tho hundred
Speaker 3: people a week when you're in the SEC. And on
Speaker 3: top of it, he's so experienced. He played about what
Speaker 3: four or five years in college's years twenty five years yeah,
Speaker 3: twenty five years old. He's just like bow Knicks. Those
Speaker 3: guys stepped in and they handled every situation that were
Speaker 3: thrown at them because they played so much football already
Speaker 3: in college. So to all your quarterbacks out there staying
Speaker 3: in college for four or five years is fine. You're
Speaker 3: still gonna get a chance at the NFL and it
Speaker 3: actually might make you better, you know, your first you know,
Speaker 3: year or two in the NFL, because you're developed already,
Speaker 3: you already seen so many situations, you already seen so
Speaker 3: much good football you know coming at you. So Jaden
Speaker 3: Daniels is one of those guys that represents that that
Speaker 3: you can be totally ready even after a five year
Speaker 3: even after staying for five years in college, which is
Speaker 3: which is amazing, what are you doing? But yeah, he's
Speaker 3: the most important piece to this new Washington Commanders, this
Speaker 3: new style of everything that they represent. His offensive coordinator, obviously,
Speaker 3: Cliff Kingsbury, I think has helped him out tremendously as well.
Speaker 3: He's like a quarterback whisperer. He knows how to relate
Speaker 3: to the young bucks. He had what he had Patrick
Speaker 3: Mahomes in college. He in Arizona, Kyler Murray he dealt
Speaker 3: with as well and helped develop him.
Speaker 2: And he's doing He's very successful at the quarterback.
Speaker 1: Cliff and what was it there's some micd up stuff
Speaker 1: or there was an interview with some of the players.
Speaker 1: Cliff's over here talking about Instagram models with some of
Speaker 1: these guys, like they just have such a connection.
Speaker 2: That's how we relate to these young bodies.
Speaker 1: I mean, they got connection right now. It's been so.
Speaker 2: Fun about that. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know anything about I swear all these guys
Speaker 1: over here was talking about it.
Speaker 3: I don't either, But Cliff, click on my explore page.
Speaker 3: It's all Frenchies. They have smart instincts. He's a dynamic
Speaker 3: threat as well. Yeah, everyone's like, hey, get down because
Speaker 3: he's skinny. Man. Those linebackers get ahold of him. They
Speaker 3: could do some damage to him. But he's just got
Speaker 3: to get down. I mean, yeah, you have to read
Speaker 3: the book. He's a young buckstill, so you can take
Speaker 3: a couple of heads. But he's slippery enough, like you
Speaker 3: said that he can maybe give a guy or to
Speaker 3: avoid it. I mean he's got consistency as well. That's
Speaker 3: what makes a great quarterback is this guy has consistency
Speaker 3: as just a rookie. You know, that's incredible. I mean
Speaker 3: he gets through his reads quickly as well.
Speaker 1: Big hands, he got big hands, Yeah, huge hands.
Speaker 2: That pinix uh.
Speaker 3: That might have been panicked. Looks like a guy that
Speaker 3: would have big hands. Jaden Daniels looks like, you know,
Speaker 3: he's so skinny, he might just have average hands.
Speaker 2: I love how he is at the podium too. He's
Speaker 2: just calm all over the place.
Speaker 3: He's calm under pressure, He's calm at the podium, he's
Speaker 3: calm after you know, when he's doing interviews after the game.
Speaker 2: He's just calm at all time.
Speaker 3: And I swear you gotta have that personality like that
Speaker 3: to be a quarterback in the NFL. It's kind of
Speaker 3: like being a golfer a little bit. You just gotta
Speaker 3: be calm the whole entire, you know day, because he's
Speaker 3: gonna be ups, there's gonna be downs, and then if
Speaker 3: you're just in the middle, you're just always ready to
Speaker 3: go at any given time.
Speaker 2: Calm he was. He he was in pressure eyed situations. Pressure,
Speaker 2: but like there's gotta be a time where you got
Speaker 2: to pick it up. You got to pick it up.
Speaker 3: But Jaden's comment at all times, I feel like it
Speaker 3: just goes with him. He does, and his leadership is
Speaker 3: just a rookies incredible. I would say his days, you
Speaker 3: know at LSU, have gotten him that that skill set
Speaker 3: to have that leadership and also he bounced around a
Speaker 3: little bit in college. So do you think guys that
Speaker 3: bounce around like that in college does that help their leadership?
Speaker 3: And that helps their knowledge of the game because they're
Speaker 3: learning so many different systems and you got to become
Speaker 3: a leader instantly when you get to a new school.
Speaker 1: Well, I think that the experience of having to gain
Speaker 1: the respect of a new team multiple times puts him
Speaker 1: in a great position to go and if he's balling, great,
Speaker 1: do the same thing in the league. And that's and
Speaker 1: that's what we're seeing. I mean, he's gotten the respect
Speaker 1: of his team at Arizona State LSU, and now you
Speaker 1: can see that the team is rallying behind him.
Speaker 2: I mean, Terry mclaurin's happy.
Speaker 1: He's been you know, he's been playing with no quarterbacks
Speaker 1: his whole career. Finally as a quarterback and look at
Speaker 1: you know, the damage he's done this year.
Speaker 2: I just think it's I mean, he's he's just he's.
Speaker 3: Unreal any any And what's cool is that the Washington
Speaker 3: Commanders surrounded him with the pieces to succeed as well.
Speaker 3: They went out, they got veteran running back Austin Eckler,
Speaker 3: who's a beast running the ball right out of the
Speaker 3: backfield on third downs in passing situations, they get a
Speaker 3: Holda's a veteran tight end who's very consistent you know,
Speaker 3: out there out in the field, who he's been feeding
Speaker 3: uh throughout the playoffs as well. Then you got superstar
Speaker 3: wide receiver McLaurin who's been there for a while and
Speaker 3: needed a quarterback, so it was a win win situation
Speaker 3: for them as well. And then you got him with
Speaker 3: one of the best, you know, new head coaches in
Speaker 3: the game as well, dan Quinn.
Speaker 2: And I believe dan Quinn is the reason now if.
Speaker 3: You look at it, why the Cowboys were twelve and
Speaker 3: five over the last couple of years. I mean, without
Speaker 3: him being with the Dallas Cowboys, they absolutely tanked this
Speaker 3: year on the defensive side of the ball. And even
Speaker 3: Michael Parsons even brought up that they missed dan Quinn
Speaker 3: throughout this season as well. So dan Quinn, you got
Speaker 3: to give kudos to him for developing, uh, you know,
Speaker 3: helping with the development of Jaden Daniels, but also boosting
Speaker 3: that defense and just the team overall, the morale, uh,
Speaker 3: you know, for the Washington Commanders. Now, I see why
Speaker 3: the Cowboys were that good over the last couple of years.
Speaker 1: And and dan Quinn and this is we're talking about
Speaker 1: Jaydon Daniels. But dan Quinn, this is a typic of
Speaker 1: the cap for the defensive coaches that get a bad
Speaker 1: rap when you're looking at this, Oh, like we got
Speaker 1: a new young quarterback. Let's let's surround him with the
Speaker 1: quarterback guru or something like like dan Quinn's a he's
Speaker 1: defensive guy. He's developing Dave Jayde Daniels. Now, I know
Speaker 1: Cliff Kingsbury is a huge part of that, but you
Speaker 1: know this is this is big for defen takes everyone.
Speaker 2: It takes everyone.
Speaker 3: Man, you gotta have that head coach all in to
Speaker 3: develop him too, no doubt about that. Remember that hal
Speaker 3: Mary though against Chicago. Do you think that changed their
Speaker 3: season this year when when Jayde and Daniels the second
Speaker 3: pick overall Hell married the first pick overall Cal Williams.
Speaker 3: I mean, was that the game changing of like game
Speaker 3: changing event, game changing play of their season?
Speaker 2: You think?
Speaker 1: I think that's one of those moments where you got
Speaker 1: like a destiny team. It's a destinity team moment. When
Speaker 1: you look back on it, that one play is going
Speaker 1: to be signatured on all the highlights and all everything,
Speaker 1: because you know, they needed that to win that game.
Speaker 1: And that's a huge part of the reason why they're
Speaker 1: in the playoffs. You know, that's how that's why the
Speaker 1: NFL's best.
Speaker 2: Every game counts.
Speaker 1: You're you know, we're gonna look back and all those
Speaker 1: games that you know, the Cincinnati Bengals lost because of
Speaker 1: a play, or you know, the Chicago Bears lost because
Speaker 1: of you know, a bad.
Speaker 2: Play here or there.
Speaker 1: You know, these this team right here, the Washington Commanders,
Speaker 1: they've had those plays and that's why they're in the
Speaker 1: position that they're in. And it's been remarkable because you're
Speaker 1: doing it with a young guy that's never done.
Speaker 2: It, and he's either he looks like he is.
Speaker 1: I I mean, I usually am so pessimistic, like deep
Speaker 1: down inside with like young quarterbacks in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: Like he looks good.
Speaker 3: He looks good, he looks like a savvy vat like
Speaker 3: he's been playing for like five years.
Speaker 1: He closed the game down like even when because when
Speaker 1: you watch him on the sidelines and he makes everyone
Speaker 1: miss and he gets out right away and he protects himself,
Speaker 1: but he gets out like he's always like he's always
Speaker 1: a step.
Speaker 2: Ahead of the defender.
Speaker 1: And then even when they're blitzing them, like he sits
Speaker 1: there and they're so scared to fully.
Speaker 2: Go at him because they can make them.
Speaker 1: They got made missed earlier in that game, so there's
Speaker 1: a bit of hesitation, and then he's delivering the football on.
Speaker 2: These blitz zeros.
Speaker 1: He's defeated blitz zero a whole lot of bunch this year,
Speaker 1: like up to like more than a lot of these
Speaker 1: quarterbacks in crucial situation, gotta have it situations.
Speaker 2: It's been crazy.
Speaker 3: And when you can beat blitz zero as a quarterback,
Speaker 3: especially when you're that young, you're gonna be set up
Speaker 3: for rest of your career. And then they're gonna stop
Speaker 3: pressing and then the run game just opens up that
Speaker 3: much more. And it's wild that he's that the game
Speaker 3: is that slow for him that he can beat blitzero
Speaker 3: and put the ball where he needs to put it
Speaker 3: in like a split second, which is just incredible. I
Speaker 3: got a question for you, Juel's who is a better
Speaker 3: passer right now? Jayden Daniels or Lamar Jackson. Oh, won't
Speaker 3: be scared. Won't be scared. I mean the kids was
Speaker 3: scared of the answer. I'll tell you right now is
Speaker 3: scared to your answer?
Speaker 2: Sound?
Speaker 1: But you said it on the blitz zero point. Lamar's
Speaker 1: last two seasons have ended on blaz zero.
Speaker 3: You'll put your money on Lamar Jackson or Jade and
Speaker 3: Daniels to handle that blitz zero.
Speaker 2: Daniels, Oh, you heard it here first, folks, you heard
Speaker 2: it here. I'm going Jade and Daniels. I think he's good.
Speaker 2: Who's got who's got better legs? Lamar Jackson or Jaden Daniel.
Speaker 2: There we go. Okay, that makes up for it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Mars beasts Jayden Daniels or Martin or Michael Vick
Speaker 3: legs legs Vic?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree, Vick, I agree. Wow, Jade and Daniels
Speaker 2: a beast? Well, what kind of dude is this guy?
Speaker 3: We've been raving about him, you know, we've been going
Speaker 3: off about.
Speaker 2: His skills set. He's great. Pass your dual threat and
Speaker 2: run the basement.
Speaker 3: Skinny Heisman has anil deals. His a SU teammates told
Speaker 3: him he sucked when he left, and he didn't care.
Speaker 3: He didn't even listen to Yeah, they said you suck.
Speaker 3: Get to clean out your locker, get out of here really. Yeah,
Speaker 3: video surfer surface of them cleaning out his locker room
Speaker 3: and his teammates on I G telling me and he
Speaker 3: sucks after he left a su. I mean, that's a
Speaker 3: s U for you. I would you know, that's that's
Speaker 3: the scum devils for you. They would do that type
Speaker 3: of stuff. I mean, I don't I don't know why
Speaker 3: I'm saying that about them. Oh I know why because
Speaker 3: I went to the University of Arizona wild Cats bear
Speaker 3: down baby.
Speaker 2: But what kind of dude is Jade and Daniels? Is
Speaker 2: he a whiz? He's definitely a whiz. He's a whizz.
Speaker 2: Yeah he is.
Speaker 3: But he's kind of a dog but like but not
Speaker 3: not really because he's just too like he's just skinny.
Speaker 2: Maybe to be a dog. Like he's not like cussing people.
Speaker 1: Out because he's really fast and he yeah, that's yeah,
Speaker 1: he is.
Speaker 3: He's freaky, Yeah, because you're skinny, and like, you get
Speaker 3: really freaky when you're skinny. As an athlete, I think
Speaker 3: he's a stud. He might be a stud. I mean
Speaker 3: his athleticism football.
Speaker 1: Just the way he handles himself on three on three?
Speaker 2: Who do you think? One? Two three?
Speaker 1: And it's because he's just been I mean, he's won
Speaker 1: the Heisman, he's gone here. He was supposed to do
Speaker 1: what he's doing right now. That's what studs do.
Speaker 2: They do what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 1: At the podium sound is the way we all think
Speaker 1: he should sound.
Speaker 2: Probably, i mean.
Speaker 3: The postgame interviews on the field, I'm like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 3: Like it's it's like he didn't even win the game
Speaker 3: because he's just so calm, Like it's not like he's
Speaker 3: you know, overly like celebrating just a celebration, like he's
Speaker 3: just like he gives everyone too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and yeah he does.
Speaker 3: I mean, he gives the praise, made a great job,
Speaker 3: the coaches did great, the you know wide re series.
Speaker 2: It's it's incredible. Man. It's like he's a ton yr Vet.
Speaker 2: He's got pedigree, he's got that football i Q. He's aid.
Speaker 2: He's a lovely stud.
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Speaker 3: And since the season is almost over, let's give out
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Speaker 3: the year, we've broken it into three different categories, each
Speaker 3: with worthy nominees.
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Speaker 2: Let's get into it and delicious. All right. We got
Speaker 2: three three awards this year.
Speaker 1: Well we'll build it up as this this thing snowballs,
Speaker 1: but we wanted to keep it with three must have
Speaker 1: awards award one New Dude of the Year, the new
Speaker 1: Dude of the Year. Used to call anyone who is
Speaker 1: new new dude. This is new Dude of the year.
Speaker 1: It's a new England thing. It's an everywhere thing, your
Speaker 1: new dude, your.
Speaker 3: Dude, dude new and e w dude, new dude. I
Speaker 3: just want to clarify that.
Speaker 2: So New Dude of the Year are nominees.
Speaker 1: Lad McConkie, I mean, we had to throw a silver
Speaker 1: bullet in there.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: El bullet over one hundred and ninety yards in his
Speaker 3: first career playoff game as a rookie.
Speaker 2: One hundred and ninety yards in the playoffs.
Speaker 3: Man, that dude just just turned it up another level.
Speaker 2: He was their most consistent receiver as a rookie. As
Speaker 2: a rook I can't wait to watch him grow.
Speaker 1: They need to get another outside piece for him to
Speaker 1: compliment him, or a big gas tight end you and
Speaker 1: they can do something special.
Speaker 2: Nominee number two Drake May. Oh, that's a good nominee.
Speaker 1: He looks like we found our future in New England.
Speaker 1: Kayod he had He outplayed my expectations this year under
Speaker 1: the circumstances of you know what they have, what was given,
Speaker 1: what was given. He made a lot of plays. Hopefully
Speaker 1: he can build off this.
Speaker 3: We got to get Drake May an offensive line and
Speaker 3: a wide receiver number one.
Speaker 2: Whatever it takes.
Speaker 3: We need this guy to flourish, and he will flourish
Speaker 3: no matter what the situation is. But we want to
Speaker 3: really see him blossom into the player that he can
Speaker 3: really be. So let's just get him those guys, all right.
Speaker 3: We got to want to see it. We want to
Speaker 3: see it.
Speaker 2: Got it. Definitely a true qualifier for New Dude of
Speaker 2: the Year.
Speaker 1: And you have Rapes and then our last Jaden Daniels
Speaker 1: New Dude of the Year, rookie quarterback, I mean went
Speaker 1: to NFC Championship. This kid has done things that we
Speaker 1: haven't seen from a rookie and has looked like a
Speaker 1: poised veteran all year.
Speaker 4: He's definitely a chill new dude, Yeah, no doubt about that.
Speaker 4: And he's also just so chill in the pocket as well.
Speaker 4: And he's cool, he's calm. He goes through all his reads.
Speaker 4: You see who's open. He checks it down when the
Speaker 4: checkdown is necessary. He bombs it and airs it out
Speaker 4: when that's necessary as well, when it's needed for the commanders.
Speaker 3: So I'm telling you he's the new he is the
Speaker 3: new Dude of the Year. But I can tell you this,
Speaker 3: he's not playing like a new dude. He's playing like
Speaker 3: a veteran. He's playing like a vet.
Speaker 1: He's like the I want to call him the answer,
Speaker 1: because he needed to answer like three things last He
Speaker 1: had to answer like four drives in that divisional round
Speaker 1: against Detroit. Every time Detroit scored, he answered, so he's
Speaker 1: like AI.
Speaker 3: And on top of that as well, he said one
Speaker 3: necessary in the regular season as well. I think five
Speaker 3: of their wins came down to the final last drive
Speaker 3: and he.
Speaker 2: Freaking came through. He was the answer. He was talking
Speaker 2: about Allen Iverson.
Speaker 3: Allen Iverson, he's talking about that. I'm not the actual
Speaker 3: AI technology.
Speaker 1: And yes it's Jayden Daniels.
Speaker 2: Jaden new Dude of the Year we got. We gotta said,
Speaker 2: he had an unbelievable year.
Speaker 3: He sure that he can throw the ball, he can
Speaker 3: go through all his reads, he can run the ball
Speaker 3: as well for a first down.
Speaker 2: He's a skinny.
Speaker 3: Dude out there. But let me tell you he's an
Speaker 3: athletic dude as well. And uh, players love him. Team player.
Speaker 3: He's got a great offensive coinator that's you know, helping
Speaker 3: him and developing him as well, a QB whisperer and
Speaker 3: Cliff Kingsbury.
Speaker 2: So Jade and Daniels props to you, man.
Speaker 3: I would say the experience, you know, through college has
Speaker 3: definitely set him up for success in the NFL. He's
Speaker 3: about what twenty four, twenty five years old. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: kind of an old rookie. I got drafted at twenty
Speaker 3: years old, so he was ready to go. So great
Speaker 3: pick by the Washington commanders knowing that this guy was
Speaker 3: going to be a breakout star right away.
Speaker 1: Looks looks like he's gonna be able to build off
Speaker 1: that too with his mindset, no doubt. Let's get into
Speaker 1: our next word, rob, I think this is very appropriate,
Speaker 1: especially from the organization we came from, to all the
Speaker 1: people in the media. From that organization, Let's have media
Speaker 1: do to the year.
Speaker 3: Well, our first nominee, obviously, we're gonna go with one
Speaker 3: of the greatest players of all time, if not the
Speaker 3: greatest players player of all time.
Speaker 2: Tom Brady. Tom brady first.
Speaker 3: Year in the media in the year as being an
Speaker 3: analyst in the booth and breaking down games, commentating on
Speaker 3: games started a little slow, but that's truly understandable. That's
Speaker 3: one of the toughest jobs in the world. But let
Speaker 3: me tell you, this guy is apps alutely dominating the playoffs.
Speaker 3: You know, yes, wait, wait a minute, one of the
Speaker 3: toughest jobs in the world. You mean to tell me
Speaker 3: if you went to Gloucester, Massachusetts right now during fucking
Speaker 3: storm season and you went to those fishermen and said, hey,
Speaker 3: can you get in front of a fucking camera and
Speaker 3: talk about a game?
Speaker 1: What would they say that? You think that's tougher.
Speaker 2: Than their job.
Speaker 1: They're about to go get a million tuna and maybe
Speaker 1: not even come back.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, mentally tough, mentally tough, because you
Speaker 3: got to you may not come back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you gotta be physically tough. I'm you gotta
Speaker 2: be physically tough.
Speaker 3: You got to build up that muscle strength and that
Speaker 3: risk and that bicep and just keep reeling and reeling
Speaker 3: and really in those tunas, they're hardcore. There's some three
Speaker 3: hundred pounders out there if you ask me. And then
Speaker 3: sometimes on accident, you may catch a fish, I mean,
Speaker 3: may catch a shark or something, which those are tough
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 2: Though, tough job, and you think you have a tuna,
Speaker 2: but you're really.
Speaker 3: There's a sar on the line that's just trying to
Speaker 3: You're just trying to reeland and then boom and you're
Speaker 3: just worn out and then you can't even catch tune
Speaker 3: after that.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so Tom Brady's one of the numintees. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Tom Brady, and then our next nominee, coach Bill Belichick. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean media butterfly Bill Belichick. I can't even pinpoint,
Speaker 1: like what area of the media that he represented because
Speaker 1: he had like fifteen media jobs. I mean he was
Speaker 1: on the back cash, podcasting, NFL inside, did the draft,
Speaker 1: Instagram media.
Speaker 2: Now as well. Didn't do our media.
Speaker 3: Yeah, doesn't doesn't help us out. He doesn't come and
Speaker 3: hang out with us.
Speaker 2: But he's a nominee. But he is a nominee. We'll
Speaker 2: give it to him and.
Speaker 1: Then our last nominee, Randy Moss. Always great watching him
Speaker 1: break down the game. He's fun. We wanted to give
Speaker 1: a shout out Team Moss. He's gonna most this cancer.
Speaker 1: He's kicking ass.
Speaker 3: I love Randy Moss's segment on ESPN You've Got It's
Speaker 3: one of the coolest segments that ESPN does. It's one
Speaker 3: of the coolest segments that they have on the pregame
Speaker 3: show on Sundays, you know, before the NFL games. But
Speaker 3: we want to give a shout out to Randy Moss Man.
Speaker 2: We love you.
Speaker 3: We know you're going through some tough times right now.
Speaker 3: We love being your teammate. Julian was a teammate for
Speaker 3: about a year and in some games I was just
Speaker 3: your teammate for three weeks, you know, throughout my rookie year,
Speaker 3: and I looked up to you big time, Moss. So
Speaker 3: we're we're hoping for the best for you, man, we're
Speaker 3: praying for you, and we know how strong you are
Speaker 3: and you're gonna come back better than ever.
Speaker 1: And he's really good in the media, Yeah, he really,
Speaker 1: he's he's fun, he's energetic. He always has a real
Speaker 1: take on certain shit, like I love watching him on TV.
Speaker 2: Drum roll, who's the winner?
Speaker 3: What's funny is we are a little biased here by
Speaker 3: picking out Patriots. But what's so funny is that when
Speaker 3: we were with the Patriots, you don't talk to the media.
Speaker 3: I know, it is like ironic that we're all in
Speaker 3: the Patriot organization and you weren't supposed to give the
Speaker 3: media anything or talk about anything and not really talk
Speaker 3: to the media. And now all Patriots are up for
Speaker 3: media dude of the Year. That's ironic, that's ironic. Ironic.
Speaker 1: All right, drum roll, who's the winner? Randy Moss Media
Speaker 1: Guy of the Year. To go out and beat this thing.
Speaker 3: Go Moss it, buddy, Brady Ballichick, You've got Moss, you.
Speaker 1: Got most and then lastly, our last award, the ultimate
Speaker 1: football Dude of the Year.
Speaker 3: Before you get onto an award, I'm thirsty. I gotta
Speaker 3: drink a little course.
Speaker 1: Get in there, buddy. Our first nominee football dude, easy
Speaker 1: Dan Campbell. We all have seen him. He is a
Speaker 1: football dude through and through. Our second nominee, Josh Allen.
Speaker 1: We had to throw a player in there, and he's
Speaker 1: a guy that looks like a football dude, grew up
Speaker 1: on a goddamn farm, transformed from jucode to Wyoming to
Speaker 1: like the best quarterback in the league. This guy's a
Speaker 1: football dude through and through. And then lastly, Little Curveball,
Speaker 1: someone that I love watching.
Speaker 3: He's reviving his career right now, reviving, reviving John Gruden.
Speaker 2: He is a football dude anytime you get to watch him.
Speaker 1: Legit, a super Bowl winning head coach go in and
Speaker 1: teach a bunch of guys and girls in a random
Speaker 1: office a playbook, pure and coaching.
Speaker 2: Him like he would coach us.
Speaker 1: When you watch that stuff, that's how we get coached
Speaker 1: and motherfucking him.
Speaker 2: That's pure football guy.
Speaker 3: And this is when you know you're the ultimate football
Speaker 3: dude too. I mean, you could just tell like, I
Speaker 3: go out to dinner and someone just random comes up
Speaker 3: to me and they want to talk football. I'm like,
Speaker 3: I'm out to dinner. I don't want to talk football.
Speaker 3: I'm always talking football. I'm on Fox. I played the game,
Speaker 3: you know, make me laugh. John Gruden, on the other hand,
Speaker 3: he wants people to come up to him and talk football.
Speaker 3: You talk football twenty four to seven, all day long, formations,
Speaker 3: special teams, players, coaches, organizational front office guys like this
Speaker 3: guy's down to talk football at all times. That's why
Speaker 3: he's on the Ultimate Football Dude list here right.
Speaker 1: Now, all right, drum roll Football Dude of the Year.
Speaker 2: I gotta go John Gruden, John Gruden, It's John Gruden,
Speaker 2: John Gruden.
Speaker 1: Man, dude's a football dude. You can see it through
Speaker 1: and through. Also want to get him on the podcast.
Speaker 1: He'd be an awesome guest. And that was the chillest
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Speaker 1: Celebrate Responsibly. Well that's been another episode of Dudes on Dudes.
Speaker 1: What can we do better next?
Speaker 2: Episode.
Speaker 4: Rob.
Speaker 3: You know, I like when you asked me a lot
Speaker 3: of questions. You know, it makes me dig deep, It
Speaker 3: makes me give you one of my personal experiences that
Speaker 3: I've been through life. So if you ask me, I
Speaker 3: want you to ask me more questions throughout our episode
Speaker 3: so I can tell these people what I've.
Speaker 2: Been through through my experiences. So please, Julian, please do that.
Speaker 2: So let's go. I'll do that, all right.
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