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Speaker 2: Final Hour on this Monday back from New Orleans.
Speaker 3: Everybody made it safely in here, Fritzy Seaton, Marv Paul
Speaker 3: yours truly, it's Monday. So best and worst of the
Speaker 3: weekend which you saw that you liked you didn't like.
Speaker 3: We'll talk to Lewis Riddick of the Mothership.
Speaker 2: He'll join us coming up.
Speaker 3: As the Eagles blow out the Chiefs to win Super
Speaker 3: Bowl fifty nine, here's Andy Reid on what he saw
Speaker 3: from the Philadelphia Eagles defense.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so Vic does a nice job with that defense.
Speaker 4: They played well. They've got good players and a good
Speaker 4: scheme and they executed better than what we did. Coach better,
Speaker 4: Charson May and they played better.
Speaker 3: It's almost like Andy Reid is getting a Hall passed today. Now, yes,
Speaker 3: he should blame himself because I still the play calling
Speaker 3: to me was baffling. And granted, Andy Reid is forgot
Speaker 3: and more football than I know, but still you're going,
Speaker 3: how about you run? I mean, the Eagles continued to
Speaker 3: run Saquon Barkley. He wasn't getting yardage, but they still
Speaker 3: had to have that reminder of we got to stop
Speaker 3: Saquon Barkley. And yes, they were saying go ahead and
Speaker 3: beat us. To Jalen Hurts, I thought that maybe they
Speaker 3: were saying to Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid, let's see
Speaker 3: if you can run the football on us. It's almost
Speaker 3: like we'll let you get yardage with us. We're not
Speaker 3: going to let you beat us. So here you had
Speaker 3: a defense with Philadelphia saying we're not going to let
Speaker 3: Mahomes beat us. Kansas City was saying we're not going
Speaker 3: to let Saquon Barkley beat us. The Eagles made better
Speaker 3: adjustments here. Now were they a better team? Yes, they
Speaker 3: were a better team. And we talked about this during
Speaker 3: the week and I said, if there's going to be
Speaker 3: a blowout, it'll be Philadelphia over Kansas City because they
Speaker 3: have so much firepower. But did I think in that moment,
Speaker 3: game on the line, Mahomes with the ball. Yes, it
Speaker 3: just never got to that point Philadelphia that that defense
Speaker 3: they dictated what Philadelphia did and really embarrassed them. They
Speaker 3: didn't blitch one time. Six sacks, three turnovers. That's impressive.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's that the totality of the Philadelphia Eagles
Speaker 3: was on display and very, very impressive. Here's Jalen Hurts,
Speaker 3: the Eagles quarterback.
Speaker 5: It's been a long journey.
Speaker 6: It's been a journey of ups and downs and highs
Speaker 6: and lows, and I've always stayed true to it in
Speaker 6: the end and having his vision of just being the
Speaker 6: best that I can be, and that evolving over time
Speaker 6: into his desire and his flame inside to win. And
Speaker 6: you don't do great things without the guys around you,
Speaker 6: the effort, the word, always leaning on that, trusting in
Speaker 6: that and trusting the process and staying the course and
Speaker 6: sticking to the script.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he did a great job.
Speaker 3: Now, the first interception was bad, and I don't know
Speaker 3: if there's a miscommunication or or he was worried about
Speaker 3: following through and hitting his hand on somebody's helmet who
Speaker 3: was coming up the middle. But other than that, he
Speaker 3: had a couple of big runs. He had seventy two
Speaker 3: rushing yards that broke the record of most rushing yards
Speaker 3: by a quarterback in a Super Bowl set by Jalen
Speaker 3: Hurds in Super Bowl fifty seven. He had seventy yards
Speaker 3: in that game. Go ahead, Marvin, start up a day,
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Speaker 2: Seaton. Poll question for hour three is going to be won.
Speaker 2: Let me update you on who had the worst night?
Speaker 2: That was our poll question.
Speaker 3: Okay, oh boy, yeah, okay, let's guess Marvin. I'll go
Speaker 3: to you who had the worst night of everybody? On
Speaker 3: our poll question? Patrick Mahomes, All right.
Speaker 7: Paul, our fans are going to vote for Nick right
Speaker 7: on this pole question, Todd Malmes.
Speaker 3: I was going to say Drake, but you have to
Speaker 3: know the beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, and I'm
Speaker 3: I'm going to say that he's not the favorite. I'm
Speaker 3: going to say this audience is going to say Nick Wright.
Speaker 8: Seaton, Nicholas right, currently in second, puplace, Oh, Drake currently
Speaker 8: in third. Patrick Mahomes running away.
Speaker 3: Yeah, congratulations, Congratulations.
Speaker 2: Chris and Sacramento.
Speaker 3: Then we'll come up with the poll question for the
Speaker 3: final hour there seating All right, Chris, thanks for holding.
Speaker 9: Of course, thanks for taking my phone call. All I
Speaker 9: got to say I got the best of the weekend.
Speaker 10: Of course, Mike Burns went in.
Speaker 9: Then Fly Eagles Fly on the road to victory. Man,
Speaker 9: heck yeah, I love the way our defense played, and
Speaker 9: the MVP should have went to Nick Vangio. I don't
Speaker 9: know if you can give it to a devisit coordinator,
Speaker 9: but by far, Nick vic Fangio should have been the MVP.
Speaker 9: He had a tremendous game plan against Patrick Mahomes and
Speaker 9: they couldn't do anything. They were The Chiefs are a
Speaker 9: wobbly team all year, and it showed in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Chris.
Speaker 3: I don't think you could give it to a coordinator,
Speaker 3: but vic Fangio did a See. The thing is is
Speaker 3: he didn't need to do anything like I don't know
Speaker 3: if I could give it to you because she didn't
Speaker 3: do anything. Unless I go, man, that's a gutsy strategy.
Speaker 3: You're not going to blitz Patrick Mahomes. I don't think
Speaker 3: at any point did Tom Brady say, you know, Vic
Speaker 3: Fangio's dialing something up, because he didn't. Uh, you know,
Speaker 3: Spags was dialing thing up, but not Big Fangio. Yes, Marvin, No,
Speaker 3: you took the words out of my mouth completely agree
Speaker 3: Sewn and Oregon Hi sean best and worst of the weekend.
Speaker 11: Thanks thanks for taking my call, Dan Hey. The best
Speaker 11: of the weekend was getting to see Hube Brown for
Speaker 11: one last time and listening to him and dropping knowledge,
Speaker 11: and you know, after everything he's done for basketball and everything,
Speaker 11: that was a great tribute they did for him in
Speaker 11: Milwaukee where he got to start in the NBA as
Speaker 11: an assistant. And I think over the worst of the
Speaker 11: weekend is you know another guy that's just he's had
Speaker 11: turned eighty two this summer and they had that tribute
Speaker 11: for Jimmy Johnson, and nobody's reading into that this is
Speaker 11: probably his last last time the Super Bowl is broadcaster Yep.
Speaker 11: I really don't think he's coming back.
Speaker 9: Rob.
Speaker 3: I don't know. He talked about one more year. I
Speaker 3: saw him at dinner on Friday night. He still looks great,
Speaker 3: But I don't know. I don't like Terry Bradshaw, I
Speaker 3: think is going to do a few more years. They're
Speaker 3: trying to get that pregame show a little younger, bringing
Speaker 3: in Edelman. I mean they have a few pieces. Gronk
Speaker 3: is in there as well. You know what, Gronk sometimes
Speaker 3: will say some really interesting things. But I think the
Speaker 3: way that he's kind of bought into the Gronk character,
Speaker 3: it takes away from when he's going to give you,
Speaker 3: you know, a true opinion knowledge, good points, because you're
Speaker 3: still kind of waiting for him to be like Gronk. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and he's got that pizza commercial where he's like, you know,
Speaker 3: so he's got this character and it hurts his credibility
Speaker 3: only because you're so used to him being goofy and
Speaker 3: he was making really good points, but you still you
Speaker 3: hear him and you're like, I'm waiting for him to
Speaker 3: say something funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're totally.
Speaker 7: Right, because Gronk has been there in every sense, winning, losing,
Speaker 7: And if you just transcribe what he says, he's got
Speaker 7: good points on the defense and offense. But it's almost
Speaker 7: like watching Tom Hanks and Big. It's like a child
Speaker 7: in a man sized body, the way he talks like
Speaker 7: Big two.
Speaker 2: Zach in Knoxville, Zach in Knoxville, Hey.
Speaker 9: Zach.
Speaker 10: ADP thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 12: Man kind of gonna switch gears here with what I
Speaker 12: was what y'all are talking about? Except for the eagle,
Speaker 12: I say, we saved the dynasty talk for the mothership,
Speaker 12: because I just get into a Super Bowl a couple
Speaker 12: of years ago and then winning this one. Let's pump
Speaker 12: the brakes on that. What I did want to ask
Speaker 12: you about is when you interviewed Dion last week and
Speaker 12: he said that Jerry Jones puts his team in the
Speaker 12: best position better than anybody in the league to win
Speaker 12: a Super Bowl each year. I was kind of surprised
Speaker 12: that you didn't push back on that a little bit,
Speaker 12: because I mean, even going back to last year, we
Speaker 12: can see what they didn't do to try to shure
Speaker 12: up that.
Speaker 2: There were a lot of things. You know, I had
Speaker 2: a time element.
Speaker 3: There are a lot of things I was trying to
Speaker 3: touch on with Dion because he loves Jerry. He's loved him,
Speaker 3: you know, because Jerry takes care of him, took care
Speaker 3: of him and even now bringing him in and consulting
Speaker 3: him and vice versa. But you're right, I mean, could
Speaker 3: I have pushed back to say he hasn't put his team, Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 3: But I think I was more focused on his son,
Speaker 3: the role that he's going to play. Those were more
Speaker 3: important and those were the ones that got headlines.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I could have pushed back. I did push
Speaker 2: back when he was saying, you know that.
Speaker 3: I'd be critical or we would be critical of his
Speaker 3: son if he ran the ball, and I said that's
Speaker 3: not the case, and he got he was feisty. He
Speaker 3: came in in a feisty mood and I said, look,
Speaker 3: I criticized. You know, I've talked about Josh Allen like
Speaker 3: I was once again getting in the weeds here of
Speaker 3: how I was interviewing him.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Could I have pushed back? Yeah? Should I?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Probably, But that wasn't what my agenda was.
Speaker 3: It was more of just the draft and the role
Speaker 3: that he's going to play, because I do think that
Speaker 3: that's the pertinent part of this. We all know that
Speaker 3: Jerry hasn't done a good job. Mark in California, Hi, Mark,
Speaker 3: what's on your mind?
Speaker 13: What up?
Speaker 14: Bub Hey? Question for you? And forgive me, I'm channeling
Speaker 14: my inner Polly or Seaton. I don't know who's more snarky.
Speaker 14: But the question I have for you is all possible,
Speaker 14: full question. Who had the better or worse night? Travis
Speaker 14: Kelcey for obvious reasons or Jason Kelsey for missing it
Speaker 14: by one year and being just a bit outside and
Speaker 14: then Dan, with your inner generosity that you're famous for.
Speaker 14: Is it too late to offer a full sale university
Speaker 14: full ride scholarship to Tom Brady?
Speaker 2: Now that's snarky. Thank you, Mark, thank you.
Speaker 3: I would encourage Tom, and I'm sure there he's got
Speaker 3: a ton of people around him to be honest. There
Speaker 3: were times when I did this radio show at the
Speaker 3: Mothership I needed.
Speaker 2: People to be honest with me.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a good show, and it took a long
Speaker 3: time before I think I got that feedback. Tom needs
Speaker 3: to be aggressive. He needs to act, not react. I
Speaker 3: need a little more Romo in him or Collinsworth. You
Speaker 3: need to be into it. Tell me what you're seeing
Speaker 3: in real time now. I don't want to hear after
Speaker 3: the fact. And I think that's what Tom really needs.
Speaker 3: You got to be aggressive. Don't wait to be set
Speaker 3: up by Kevin burkhard. Go get it. Be into it
Speaker 3: as you would be when you played. I need you
Speaker 3: to announce the way you played when you run out
Speaker 3: and go, you know, let's bleep and go. Let that's
Speaker 3: what I want to don't try to sound great, look great,
Speaker 3: be great. There are times Okay, I'll use this analogy
Speaker 3: Let's say you see a painting, you're like, boy, that's impressive,
Speaker 3: and then you see all the paint splattered all over
Speaker 3: the place in paint brushes and it's on you know,
Speaker 3: the artist.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's what that is.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be messy at times, but be aggressive, go
Speaker 3: after it. Give me a heads up before something happens,
Speaker 3: not after it happens. And sometimes you didn't even offer
Speaker 3: after it happens. But you got a great play by
Speaker 3: play guy who was setting you up. But you need
Speaker 3: to uphold your end of the bargain. You gotta be
Speaker 3: aggressive and go after things.
Speaker 7: Yes, PAULI, I've been thinking about this and I think
Speaker 7: Fox is partially responsible for the criticism of Brady. Brady
Speaker 7: was supposed to start at Fox as their lead broadcaster
Speaker 7: last year. If he had done so, his first season
Speaker 7: would have not ended up with him calling the Super Bowl.
Speaker 7: It would have been a nice, clean, rookie season of
Speaker 7: good football. He would have got critiqued. This would have
Speaker 7: been year two. Imagine him calling the Super Bowl in
Speaker 7: his second year. I'll bet you be drastically different. Fox.
Speaker 7: Let him take that gap year or whatever word you
Speaker 7: want to use, and that set Tom up to be
Speaker 7: over criticized this year. In a Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Year, I would have had him split time between being
Speaker 3: in the studio and then calling a couple of games
Speaker 3: and just get kind of immersed in everything that goes
Speaker 3: on there, you know, with the pregame show with all
Speaker 3: the analysts there. Let me see if they bring out
Speaker 3: the best in you go out and do a couple
Speaker 3: of games. But he really needs to attack, you know,
Speaker 3: Troy Aikman has become really good because he doesn't like
Speaker 3: he broadcasts the game like he doesn't really care from
Speaker 3: the standpoint, I'm going to say what I feel. And
Speaker 3: he's become a better broadcaster because of that. But it
Speaker 3: took Troy a while. You're so cognizant of what you're saying,
Speaker 3: how you're saying, how's it going to be interpreted? Are
Speaker 3: they still going to be my friends? Are players going
Speaker 3: to be upset or coach is going to be up
Speaker 3: Either do the job or don't do the job. Because
Speaker 3: you're going to be an owner with the Raiders and
Speaker 3: you're not going to try to be pretty when you
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 2: Whatever it takes to win. This is a different, This
Speaker 2: is something different.
Speaker 3: You're trying to win at But you have to be
Speaker 3: aggressive and if you're not, then you're always going to
Speaker 3: be after the fact. Give me something that I just
Speaker 3: saw and that's not a great broadcaster, and I'm going
Speaker 3: to guess you want to be a great broadcaster. We'll
Speaker 3: take a break. Coming up, we'll talk to Lewis Riddick
Speaker 3: and the Mothership. More phone calls as well. We'll take
Speaker 3: a break. Oh, I just got word that the actor
Speaker 3: Kevin Bacon, big Eagles fan, is going to join us
Speaker 3: on the program tomorrow. I think he even wrote a
Speaker 3: song a while ago. Does that sound right, Todd.
Speaker 15: Yeah, he was involved with some anthem a few years back,
Speaker 15: I think around twenty eighteen when they were in the
Speaker 15: Super Bowl a few years back, and he was part
Speaker 15: of that.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 15: I don't know if he volunteered or they went to
Speaker 15: him and said, hey, can you help us put something together?
Speaker 3: Okay, So he wrote an anthem dedicated to the team's
Speaker 3: hometown called It's a Philly Thing. Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 3: So the actor Kevin Bacon will be on the program tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: A couple of phone calls, then we'll hear from Lewis Riddick.
Speaker 3: He was on the call with Chris Fowler and Dana Orlofsky.
Speaker 3: They did the Super Bowl for the audience in Australia
Speaker 3: and New Zealand. David in Denver joins us, Hi, David,
Speaker 3: what's on your mind?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 9: How you doing?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 13: I'm Travis Kelcey. I'm scoring sixes on and off the field.
Speaker 13: I don't really think that he should be a consideration
Speaker 13: for being on the rushmore of tight ends. Last night
Speaker 13: there was two. There's back to back sacks and if
Speaker 13: you look at those back to back sacks, they were
Speaker 13: given up by Travis Kelcey. He doesn't block. He's a
Speaker 13: great receiver and I respect that, but he got a block.
Speaker 2: And if you're a tight end, well, not all tight
Speaker 2: ends block.
Speaker 3: Not everybody's George Kittle, but uh, Travis kelce will go
Speaker 3: down in history as one of the greatest tight ends,
Speaker 3: if not the best tight end. Lewis Riddick of the
Speaker 3: Mothership College Football, NFL analyst and former front office exec
Speaker 3: with the Washington and Philadelphia. You don't get a Super
Speaker 3: Bowl ring though this time around, right with the Eagles.
Speaker 3: They don't give it to you.
Speaker 18: No, man, I'm good, but I'll tell you what they
Speaker 18: earned one last night, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: When did you know that this like the tempo of
Speaker 3: the game or the style of the game, that's the
Speaker 3: way it was going to be through the entirety of it.
Speaker 10: He got the feeling early on Dan that Patrick wasn't
Speaker 10: quite on it.
Speaker 18: He didn't have his best stuff on the first series
Speaker 18: when he missed he missed Travis on a little zone
Speaker 18: route coming over the middle where he had found the
Speaker 18: zone board and he kind of missed him through the
Speaker 18: ball behind him. You were like, Okay, he doesn't look
Speaker 18: like he's quite in sync, but you know, there's a
Speaker 18: lot of game left to go.
Speaker 10: And I think in the second.
Speaker 18: Quarter when it was when on the back to back
Speaker 18: interceptions on the pick six by Cooper de Gene and
Speaker 18: then on the Nick Mike Zach, that's when you knew
Speaker 18: that the pressure was really something that was bothering Patrick
Speaker 18: a lot.
Speaker 10: And Joe Toney didn't have it.
Speaker 18: They they really had a very very very detailed plant
Speaker 18: as far as how they wanted to rst Patrick, and
Speaker 18: it was all about outside pressure, constricting the pocket, the
Speaker 18: two interior defensive tackles, making sure you just push the pocket.
Speaker 10: With power and don't give him an area to step up.
Speaker 18: And they were constricting that pocket so fast you could
Speaker 18: clearly see that. When Patrick typically would step up and
Speaker 18: find the lane to throw the football, like he's done
Speaker 18: all year long, his eyes have to be down the field,
Speaker 18: and eveund know where all five eligibles were.
Speaker 10: When he stepped up in this.
Speaker 18: Pocket, his eyes were looking at Worth's jail and Carter Worth.
Speaker 18: Milton Williams, I'm not really worried about who's downfield.
Speaker 10: I'm worried about trying to survive this thing.
Speaker 18: But I think those back to back interceptions, that's when
Speaker 18: you knew the game was over at that point right there.
Speaker 3: Okay, but where is the genius of Andy Reid here?
Speaker 3: You know, I know Mahomes will get a lot of
Speaker 3: blame here. They didn't do anything really different to counteract
Speaker 3: a defense that wasn't even blitzing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think the problem was this.
Speaker 18: One and they didn't try to run the football against
Speaker 18: the team that wasn't really loading the box and was
Speaker 18: inviting you to run simply because they felt as though
Speaker 18: the fact that they don't blitz a lot and they
Speaker 18: were going to rush forward that they would have five
Speaker 18: maybe six in protection, that they would be able to
Speaker 18: handle it.
Speaker 10: And they never really got.
Speaker 18: Off of that, despite the fact that their offensive line
Speaker 18: was shown we're not handling it. And they thought that
Speaker 18: Patrick would be the equalizer like he has been all
Speaker 18: season long, that he would be able to manage the
Speaker 18: pressure because he's so good in the pocket. But this
Speaker 18: was at a different speed, this is at a different tempo,
Speaker 18: and you know what, sometimes even great players like Patrick
Speaker 18: Mahomes are just don't have their best stuff dan and
Speaker 18: he didn't have it.
Speaker 10: He just didn't. The defense hung in there, They hung
Speaker 10: in there, they hung in there.
Speaker 18: They obviously made a concerted effort to make sure Saquan
Speaker 18: didn't get going. And they said, Jalen Hurts, you're gonna
Speaker 18: have to beat us, and Jalen Hurts said, perfect, I'll
Speaker 18: beat you then, and see then what wound up happening
Speaker 18: is I just think the whole team got fatigued mentally
Speaker 18: and physically and to the point where it was like
Speaker 18: the offense knew that we can't block these guys, and
Speaker 18: the defense was like the offense can't move the ball.
Speaker 18: We're doing everything we can to shut down one of
Speaker 18: the best players in the league, but now we can't
Speaker 18: really rush the passer because we're in run stop mode
Speaker 18: and it's just all fed on itself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's one of It's like when a pitcher doesn't
Speaker 3: have his best stuff, but he still goes out there
Speaker 3: and he's trying to fool you a little bit, trying
Speaker 3: to trick you a little bit, and then after a
Speaker 3: while they weren't fooling anybody. The fact that, like, I
Speaker 3: can't even give Vic Fangio credit because he didn't he
Speaker 3: didn't do anything other than say to his guys, let's
Speaker 3: don't do anything.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 18: Remember remember when Seattle beat Denver like that, when Denver
Speaker 18: was highly favorite and gave out the Super Bowl that
Speaker 18: was up in New York, and you hear quarterbacks talk
Speaker 18: a lot about the fact that sometimes they get tricked
Speaker 18: in the feelings, Oh, you know what, this game is
Speaker 18: not going to be that tough because these teams aren't
Speaker 18: very difficult and Seattle wasn't very difficult.
Speaker 10: Figure out from a schematic standpoint, the.
Speaker 18: When you start playing, I mean, you realize that it
Speaker 18: may be simplistic in terms of its structure, but the
Speaker 18: speed and the ferocity with which they play it overwhelms you.
Speaker 18: Kansas City for the first time since well, dang, since
Speaker 18: maybe Patrick Mahomes became a starter in twenty eighteen, outside
Speaker 18: of the Super Bowl in twenty twenty when they lost
Speaker 18: to Tampa Bay, that's the first time I've really seen
Speaker 18: that team look overwhelmed to where they look like an
Speaker 18: inferior football team. Yeah, and that's what I mean. And Vic,
Speaker 18: you know what we were talking about on TV this morning.
Speaker 18: Vick was sitting up there in that box looking down
Speaker 18: at that field, going, I don't need to send anymore.
Speaker 10: I don't need to do anything. I'm just gonna unlease
Speaker 10: my big dog and let them go.
Speaker 18: And you know what, when it's like that, then sometimes
Speaker 18: football is just that simple. Bigger, faster, stronger guys who
Speaker 18: are more ticked off beat guys who aren't as big
Speaker 18: and as fast as strong.
Speaker 10: And that's what happened.
Speaker 3: Talking to Lewis Riddick of the Mothership, he was on
Speaker 3: the call with Chris dan Orlovsky for the fans in
Speaker 3: Australia and New Zealand last night when it was seventeen
Speaker 3: to nothing, and I thought, Okay, Mahomes will get a touchdown,
Speaker 3: go into halftime, regroup, come back out, you get the
Speaker 3: ball second half, and then all of a sudden it
Speaker 3: doesn't happen that way, And I thought, okay, what adjustments
Speaker 3: do you make at halftime? And I'm still waiting to
Speaker 3: see what adjustments were you going to make against the Egings.
Speaker 3: I mean that to me baffled at me more than
Speaker 3: anything I think last night.
Speaker 18: Yeah, they came out early in the second half, do
Speaker 18: you remember, and they tried to run the ball. They
Speaker 18: got maybe five or six, and you're kind of thinking, okay, well,
Speaker 18: maybe they'll try and mix it up a little bit.
Speaker 18: Maybe it won't be past past past, maybe they'll run
Speaker 18: it on first, maybe screen it on second, maybe try
Speaker 18: and run play action on first, maybe screen it on
Speaker 18: first down. But they went right back to what they
Speaker 18: wanted to do, which they felt as though, and I
Speaker 18: look and I understand it. They felt as though they
Speaker 18: had enough cover, two cover four beaters and two of
Speaker 18: the routes that they had that if they could just
Speaker 18: get enough protection, Patrick would be able to find find
Speaker 18: a way to move the ball down in the field
Speaker 18: and score because he's done it to everyone. But the neutralizer,
Speaker 18: the great neutralizer, the great equalizer, was the fact that
Speaker 18: the four guys up front just would not allow it
Speaker 18: to happen.
Speaker 2: They just wouldn't.
Speaker 10: And you know, one of the things I.
Speaker 18: Always say in scouting, that has always been said to
Speaker 18: me is when you make two moves to fix one problem,
Speaker 18: it's usually gonna end bad. When there's a team that
Speaker 18: can really exploit the fact that you made two moves
Speaker 18: to fix one, moving Joe Tooney to left tackle and
Speaker 18: then inserting a backup and left guard. That's two moves
Speaker 18: to fix one at left tackle, a premium position. Going
Speaker 18: up against a team like Philly, They're not gonna let
Speaker 18: you get away with that.
Speaker 10: They're just not.
Speaker 18: And and then you know, Teddy Bruski made a great
Speaker 18: point this morning, and I noticed it when it happened
Speaker 18: on the field, but Teddy articulating it perfectly. Remember when
Speaker 18: Milton Williams strip sacked Patrick and then you saw Jalen
Speaker 18: Carter basically just slap him right in the face.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you.
Speaker 18: Well, number one, I was concerned that Patrick may have
Speaker 18: hurt his elbow because the way he got stripped, But
Speaker 18: it was a blatant hands that a face headshot from
Speaker 18: Jalen Carter that to me said this team was ticked off.
Speaker 18: This team wanted to send a message, and the message
Speaker 18: they were going to send was we're going to literally
Speaker 18: beat you up because we're bigger, we're.
Speaker 10: Faster, and we're stronger. And that's something that Brett Feach
Speaker 10: is going to have to come to grips with.
Speaker 18: And I'm sure last night he was thinking, you know what,
Speaker 18: for as great as we've been, as many games as
Speaker 18: we've won in, as great as Patrick is, the fact
Speaker 18: of the matter is we had a blind spot maybe
Speaker 18: exposed last night, which is we have to have guys
Speaker 18: who Andy Reid doesn't have to be perfect, Patrick doesn't
Speaker 18: have to be perfect, Spags.
Speaker 10: Doesn't have to be perfect.
Speaker 18: We need more of that physical element that Philadelphia obviously has.
Speaker 10: And can rely on.
Speaker 3: We likened it to Mahomes. You know, he took a
Speaker 3: hit last night literally figuratively with his legacy. But it's
Speaker 3: like when got knocked out by Buster. Yeah, when Ronda
Speaker 3: Rowsey got knocked out all of a sudden, that era
Speaker 3: of invincibility. Now, we saw a little bit of that
Speaker 3: in the Tampa loss in the Super Bowl, but this
Speaker 3: is one of those where, hey, Mahomes with the ball
Speaker 3: game on the line, you know that's who you want.
Speaker 3: That's two blowout losses in the super Bowl on his resume.
Speaker 3: How big of a hit do you think it that
Speaker 3: he took last night?
Speaker 10: Knowing Patrick, knowing the people who know Patrick like they do.
Speaker 10: I don't think.
Speaker 18: I don't think it'll be something where you know, like
Speaker 18: when you're talking about like a rond of Rowsey type
Speaker 18: situation where you know a fighter is on the decline
Speaker 18: or clearly they just don't have it anymore.
Speaker 10: Patrick still has it. But the cool, the cool thing
Speaker 10: about this is that this is.
Speaker 18: A team game and clearly he can't get it done
Speaker 18: just all on his own. Twice now when he's gotten
Speaker 18: blown out in the super Bowl and gotten beat up
Speaker 18: in the super Bowl, it's been because Dolphins.
Speaker 10: The line has just caved in. This caves are like
Speaker 10: unrelenting pressure.
Speaker 18: Think about Philadelphia last year, how they exited the playoffs
Speaker 18: and how you're looking at Jalen Hurts last year and
Speaker 18: you're sitting there going this team's done this team's not.
Speaker 10: They're not.
Speaker 18: They're not the powerhouse in nantacy. And in one year
Speaker 18: with the way in which they were able to fortify
Speaker 18: the offensive line, get sa Quon Barkley and a defense
Speaker 18: and change over the defensive side of the ball with
Speaker 18: Vic Fangio, and next thing you know, Jalen Carter's becoming.
Speaker 10: An absolute freak.
Speaker 18: And they get two rookies like Quinnon Mitchell and Cooper Dezine,
Speaker 18: and now they're looking like a team like people are going, no,
Speaker 18: they're never gonna lose again. They're never gonna lose again.
Speaker 18: You'll they'll be able to fix this. But Brett has
Speaker 18: to go to work and it can't just be about
Speaker 18: Andy's genius in Patrick's you know, ability to always pull
Speaker 18: it out in the end, which we've all become kind
Speaker 18: of drunk with. We've all become like this intoxicated by
Speaker 18: because the guy is a once in a generation player.
Speaker 18: But what he's showing you is that this is still
Speaker 18: the ultimate team game. And when you brought up against
Speaker 18: a team that's evenly matched or even better than you physically,
Speaker 18: all the schemes and plague falls and shovel passes and
Speaker 18: they'll look passes in the world ain't gonna work because
Speaker 18: football is still like what Phil Parcels and Belichick and
Speaker 18: every other old school coach talks about. It's about imposing
Speaker 18: your will in another person. And Philly imposed their will
Speaker 18: on Kannessey last night to the point where it looked
Speaker 18: like eighty five Bears versus New England Patriots in that
Speaker 18: same stadium.
Speaker 10: It was like, you have no shots. You can't even
Speaker 10: move the fall. I mean, it was unbelievable.
Speaker 18: I was, I was in all I mean, my jaw
Speaker 18: was hitting the floor, sitting there doing They can't they
Speaker 18: can't do anything. That is not how any of us
Speaker 18: thought that would happen, besides maybe the people in Philadelphia
Speaker 18: in that locker room Lewis.
Speaker 3: They poured the gatorade with three minutes left. That has
Speaker 3: to be about the earliest gatorade poll. If that was
Speaker 3: a fight a heavyweight, they would have stopped that they
Speaker 3: no doubt, they would have stopped hitting the third quarter
Speaker 3: and they would have.
Speaker 2: Said, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: Most curious player decision in the off season with anybody,
Speaker 3: whether it's Russell Wilson or Sam Darnold or Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 3: who or what are you most curious about in the offseason.
Speaker 18: I'm curious about really, you know about, let's see, where
Speaker 18: does Miles Garrett end up and does Cleveland actually let
Speaker 18: him go?
Speaker 10: Do they actually say you know?
Speaker 18: Because you know, obviously Andrew Berry has said that he's
Speaker 18: not a guy who I want to trade. I'm not
Speaker 18: gonna trade him. But where does he go? And does
Speaker 18: he Is he a missing piece for a team? Is
Speaker 18: he a missing piece for a team like Detroit?
Speaker 10: Is he a team? Is he a guy who like
Speaker 10: a team like Kansas City?
Speaker 18: Quite honestly, they need a guy like that, they need
Speaker 18: a closer like that. Where does he wind up going?
Speaker 18: Because outside a quarterback Remiam pass rushers who are like
Speaker 18: on the verge of doing historic things rushing the past
Speaker 18: or don't hit the market, they usually don't get moved.
Speaker 10: And so Miles is.
Speaker 18: Going to be one of the biggest stories of the
Speaker 18: all season and the only reason why it's probably not
Speaker 18: bigger is because of the fact that he plays for
Speaker 18: Cleveland right now and nobody cares about Cleveland.
Speaker 3: Okay, but you worked in the front office of two
Speaker 3: NFL teams. Yeah, if you worked in the Browns front office,
Speaker 3: you're the GM and Miles Garrett says, he wants to
Speaker 3: be traded knowing what you need for your team, and
Speaker 3: but you don't want to be the guy who traded
Speaker 3: him away.
Speaker 2: What would you do with that situation?
Speaker 18: That situation has so many other tentacles, because you know,
Speaker 18: I just get to feeling Andrew Berry's not doing anything
Speaker 18: in a vacuum and he's being told what to do.
Speaker 18: But I would strongly suggest to the people who ultimately
Speaker 18: make that decision, if it wasn't just all mine on
Speaker 18: my own, I would say, hey, look, we need to
Speaker 18: consider moving him, okay, because we need a lot, we
Speaker 18: need help. And as much as that sucks, because he's
Speaker 18: one of the greatest players in the history of this franchise,
Speaker 18: we have to move him. And it's why, honest I
Speaker 18: would I would then want to have another conversation Dan,
Speaker 18: which is how we gotten to the point where a
Speaker 18: guy who we drafted and we developed here in house,
Speaker 18: who is beloved in Cleveland all of our fan base
Speaker 18: can't blame that.
Speaker 10: They don't blame him. They would say they would want
Speaker 10: out too.
Speaker 18: How have we How have we gotten to the point
Speaker 18: where our best players don't want to stay here anymore?
Speaker 10: Like that's it.
Speaker 18: That's an even bigger issue for them that I don't know.
Speaker 18: Maybe Jimmy has them, wants to have those conversations. Maybe
Speaker 18: he doesn't, but he needs because if he doesn't, good
Speaker 18: luck getting a new stadium. Good luck getting you know,
Speaker 18: good luck getting that fan based to rally behind you
Speaker 18: when you're alienating a guy who was truly, you know,
Speaker 18: one of the best pass rushers that this game has
Speaker 18: ever seen.
Speaker 3: Safe travels back. Thanks for joining us the entire season.
Speaker 3: Always appreciate your insights.
Speaker 10: Of course, man, you bet anytime.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: That's Lewis Riddick of the Mothership and he was on
Speaker 3: the call with Chris Fowler Dan Orlovsky for the fans
Speaker 3: in Australia. In New Zealand, I don't know why they
Speaker 3: need a separate feed for that, Like, couldn't they just
Speaker 3: take Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhart. I don't know how
Speaker 3: that works unless so does ESPN have the feed to
Speaker 3: New Zealand In Australia. Therefore they hire their own announcers
Speaker 3: for this that they can't take the Fox broadcast or
Speaker 3: they don't want to.
Speaker 2: I guess, yes, PAULI.
Speaker 7: Think about your question. Is there any chance that brought
Speaker 7: podcast is not dumb down but more palatable for an
Speaker 7: international audience that maybe doesn't know football as well. I
Speaker 7: can't think of any other reason.
Speaker 3: No, those guys are all hardcore. I can't I mat
Speaker 3: Orlowski and Lewis with Fowler. That has to be something
Speaker 3: contractual with ESPN having the rights to it, therefore they
Speaker 3: have to But I guess they're still taking Fox's broadcast
Speaker 3: the coverage of the game, but they're the ones that
Speaker 3: doing the play by play in the color.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: James in Virginia, James, welcome back, best and worst of
Speaker 3: the weekend.
Speaker 19: Oh thanks for taking my call, brother Havy Monday Dvdane,
Speaker 19: Salute the Commanders man, and what a crazy ending to
Speaker 19: the NFL season. I felt like it was the nineteen
Speaker 19: nineties again, man watching the blowout. Couldn't believe what I
Speaker 19: was watching. I think we can put to bed who
Speaker 19: is the fifth best quarterback and he might even be
Speaker 19: the second best quarterback in the NFL with Mahomes, Burrow, Jackson,
Speaker 19: Allen Jalen Hurks has completely surprised me this year his
Speaker 19: ability to throw the ball down the field, especially in
Speaker 19: key moments of the football game. His calmness has definitely,
Speaker 19: in my opinion, elevated him into the top five quarterbacks
Speaker 19: in the NFL. And you know, I'm a Jayden guy
Speaker 19: all the way. But what a game last night by
Speaker 19: Jalen hurt I think the biggest stat that blew me
Speaker 19: away last night after the game that I saw was
Speaker 19: he's only the second quarterback in NFL history in the
Speaker 19: Super Bowl that has two passing plus touchdowns, a rushing
Speaker 19: TD and fifty plus yards. And I guess the thing
Speaker 19: that blew me away the most, look he shared that
Speaker 19: with Joe Montana. And when you're in a category with
Speaker 19: Joe Montana, you're definitely in the upper echelon. I can't
Speaker 19: believe I'm talking this good about Philly Man. But what
Speaker 19: a performance last night.
Speaker 3: Okay, would you James, would you rather have Jalen Hurts
Speaker 3: or Jaden Daniels?
Speaker 19: Oh No, I got a ride with five Man. You know, fine,
Speaker 19: Washington have been waiting so long for a guy like
Speaker 19: five Man and Jayden Fi it's certainly alive and I
Speaker 19: can't wait to Washington better go after Garrett Man, because
Speaker 19: I think one thing is true last night that you saw.
Speaker 19: If you do not invest in your offense and defensive line.
Speaker 19: You really, man, the game changes for you, and Philly's
Speaker 19: offense and defensive line control that game NonStop in front
Speaker 19: of Batman. So definitely got to focus on those two
Speaker 19: key points man, but got a ride with five man
Speaker 19: Jam and five for sure.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you, James. We'll take a break. Last
Speaker 3: call for phone calls, what we learn, what's in store tomorrow?
Speaker 3: Also this day in sports history.
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Speaker 3: A couple more phone calls before we close up shop
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Speaker 3: Patrick Show. How about this day in sports history, Pauline,
Speaker 3: what do you have for us?
Speaker 7: Just a couple for you? Nineteen twenty Major League Baseball
Speaker 7: outlaw pitches that involved tampering with the ball. Before that,
Speaker 7: you could do spitballs, you could cut it, you could
Speaker 7: do whatever, shine balls. They called it all different things.
Speaker 7: And the umpire has had no authority to throw it
Speaker 7: out of the game. And let's see, Oh, nineteen sixty one,
Speaker 7: the AFL's Los Angeles franchise was transferred to San Diego.
Speaker 3: Nineteen sixty nine, Pete Marriage had sixty nine points. LSU
Speaker 3: lost to Tulane one oh one to ninety four. Wasn't
Speaker 3: it last week where we had Maravich scoring forty seven
Speaker 3: points in the second half of a game against Alabama.
Speaker 3: I think he had sixty nine points. Twice without a
Speaker 3: three point shot, he would have had seventy five points
Speaker 3: probably at least, because that's mind boggling. Sixty nine points.
Speaker 3: He had forty seven in the second half the game
Speaker 3: against Alabama. Alrighty, final results of the poll question there,
Speaker 3: see Noel Connor.
Speaker 8: That that's kind of like, I'm just going to take
Speaker 8: care of this myself kind of moment real quick. Okay,
Speaker 8: let's see who had the worst night, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelsey,
Speaker 8: and Taylor Swift, Tom Brady the broadcaster, we have Fox
Speaker 8: Graphics team, We've got a million options for you here.
Speaker 8: Forty six percent of that vote as Patrick Mahomes, followed
Speaker 8: by Nick Wright, who was then just ahead of Drake.
Speaker 20: Okay, so Drake went to New Zealand or Australia. Yeah,
Speaker 20: I think he's I think he's somewhere old. I mean
Speaker 20: he was literally figuratively down under like I was on
Speaker 20: tour Andrew and Grand Rapids. Hi, Andrew, it's on your
Speaker 20: mind today?
Speaker 21: Hey guys, five to eleven one eighty. Just wanted to
Speaker 21: put my two cents in. I thought the halftime show
Speaker 21: was actually pretty poor. It was a good performance for
Speaker 21: like a concert if you're going to Kendrick. I mean,
Speaker 21: I'm a Kendrick fan, but I thought it was very
Speaker 21: played down for as greater performances as we've had on
Speaker 21: Super Bowls. And I couldn't help but think with Drake's
Speaker 21: catalog of music, he had to have been watching that going. Man,
Speaker 21: I would have done a better show than Kado. Just
Speaker 21: want to know what you guys thought on that. I
Speaker 21: didn't think it was as big a hit as I think.
Speaker 21: That song's a little a little played out of late,
Speaker 21: So let me know what you guys think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought it was played for Kendrick Lamar's fan base.
Speaker 3: It wasn't played for a large crowd that was that
Speaker 3: was like focused and I'm surprised the NFL let him
Speaker 3: do it that way. But he was definitely performing that
Speaker 3: for his fan base, for his crowd. He wasn't playing,
Speaker 3: you know, nationally. I don't think he even cared about that.
Speaker 3: It was for Los Angeles and it was you know,
Speaker 3: for his fan base. Yeah, yeah, like right.
Speaker 2: I get the sense that Kendrick Lamar was like doing it.
Speaker 8: It was more important to in the culture right and
Speaker 8: doing it for the culture rather than mass appeal by
Speaker 8: people who buy and large. If you don't already know
Speaker 8: him and you're not already a fan, chances are he's
Speaker 8: not gonna win you over that night anyway. So I
Speaker 8: can he can quadruple down on everything that has already
Speaker 8: made him great, and the people that love him are
Speaker 8: gonna love him even.
Speaker 2: More for it. Yes, Yes, that he stayed true.
Speaker 3: He was him one hundred percent. Yeah, he didn't cave
Speaker 3: in and hey, we want you to play these songs.
Speaker 3: He was like, I'm gonna play my songs. But when
Speaker 3: Serena came out, that was where I went.
Speaker 9: Damn.
Speaker 3: He not putting his feud to bed anytime soon with
Speaker 3: Drake because Drake dated Serena. You imagine that phone call,
Speaker 3: Kendrick calling up Serena. Hey girl, you want to get
Speaker 3: back at Drake? Well, yeah, how all right, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: have you come on during a song I'm in And
Speaker 3: it was like eight seconds where she's on TV and
Speaker 3: it happens so quickly. It's like, wait, is that Stree
Speaker 3: That looked like Sereno Walls? But uh, I respect the
Speaker 3: fact that he's on and who he was playing to
Speaker 3: and he was not going to change.
Speaker 2: I respect it. It wasn't for me, but I I
Speaker 2: like the performance.
Speaker 3: Music not for me, but I do respect the people
Speaker 3: who I admire who love music, no music, so I
Speaker 3: respect their opinions of it and what he does and
Speaker 3: how he does it. And I like a good feud,
Speaker 3: but I don't even know if it's a feud anymore.
Speaker 3: It feels like it's really it was like the Eagles
Speaker 3: against the Chiefs. Kendrick was the Eagles last night? Yes, yes, Marv, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was kind of like bullying last night.
Speaker 2: It was like we won the fight.
Speaker 22: I got a chain that's a lowercase A, which means
Speaker 22: a minor in the entire state thing. I like most people,
Speaker 22: they probably don't know kids like my wife, she doesn't
Speaker 22: know that many kind Lamar songs. But she was ready
Speaker 22: for not like us.
Speaker 2: She's like, this isn't nice to Drake Todd in South
Speaker 2: Carolina Hide Todd DP hey two to.
Speaker 5: Ten actually lived in Western Australia for four years and
Speaker 5: Perth and uh there's pretty much only one cable company
Speaker 5: and it's heavily, heavily regulated. So my guess is ESPN
Speaker 5: probably has the rights to spream exclusively in the country
Speaker 5: in New Zealand, so instead of bringing the flocks people over,
Speaker 5: they have to bring their own ESPN people over.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, thank you Todd.
Speaker 3: It's uh I think it's another uh money resource there, Todd.
Speaker 2: Is that what you're hearing.
Speaker 15: Yeah, that's what it sounds like they have.
Speaker 9: They have.
Speaker 15: There's just another tentacle and they can just kind of
Speaker 15: go in that direction and you can make some more
Speaker 15: money that way.
Speaker 3: Okay, what a shocker the NFL would come up with
Speaker 3: another way of making more money. Sure, all right, thanks
Speaker 3: for the phone calls, emails, tweets, the all around support
Speaker 3: on the program.
Speaker 2: Let's go around room. If we look, the.
Speaker 8: NFL has done such a good job of making money
Speaker 8: that their biggest event of the year. There's a massive
Speaker 8: part of the population, including football fans, who can't wait
Speaker 8: for the commercials. That's how good they are at making
Speaker 8: money that we're brainwashing to thinking, I can't.
Speaker 2: Wait for the commercial.
Speaker 3: Let's see what Coca Cola does this year. Were there
Speaker 3: was there a commercial that stood out to anybody last night?
Speaker 3: Marvin the Pringles commercial with James Harden. I like that, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: any other one that stood out. There's a weird one
Speaker 3: where seal was a seal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was that was upsetting. That was creepy.
Speaker 14: Great.
Speaker 8: There was another one too, where somebody was doing something
Speaker 8: with their tongue that was very unsettling.
Speaker 2: I did not care for either of those. Yeah, yep, yep, yep, yeah, Pully.
Speaker 7: I think the old school fans Meg Ryan, Billy Crystal
Speaker 7: Helmets fun cue right one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Todd, What did you learn today?
Speaker 7: Bill Coward doesn't like the tush push.
Speaker 15: It's not a strategical play.
Speaker 12: It's rugby.
Speaker 3: If they take away the player be huh, the quarterback,
Speaker 3: then I think they're gonna at keep it in the game,
Speaker 3: because then it would just be a quarterback sneak.
Speaker 2: Seaton, What about you? What did you learn today? It
Speaker 2: could be some changes coming in the off season. Marvin,
Speaker 2: what did you learn? You wanted the chief to run more?
Speaker 19: I did?
Speaker 2: Wait, it sounded what's wrong with my voice? Paulie? What
Speaker 2: did you learn today?
Speaker 7: Nick Wright may join us tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. I'm I don't know about that. Right,
Speaker 2: he's a little stung. I would imagine Fritzy. What did
Speaker 2: I learn?
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Speaker 15: became a star of the Chiefs looked like an overwhelmed
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