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Speaker 1: Strap on the boots and scrape up the knuckles. Indeed, Pauli,
Speaker 1: this is and I'm really looking forward to this training
Speaker 1: cap for so many different reasons, but number one, I'm
Speaker 1: looking for the physical of this training camp right now. Anytime, Pauli,
Speaker 1: a new coach comes in, it's never gonna be Listen,
Speaker 1: it's never gonna be like it was back in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty five or nineteen ninety. It's never gonna be like that.
Speaker 1: It's never gonna be as physical Paulli. But anytime a
Speaker 1: new coaching staff comes in, they're gonna put you through
Speaker 1: your paces. The first week, in particular, maybe the first
Speaker 1: couple weeks of training camp. I think, Paulie, this is
Speaker 1: gonna be a bloody training camp.
Speaker 3: Right before we get to the who and the what
Speaker 3: and the how and the where, well the where is
Speaker 3: State Farm Stadium here's the win first open training camp
Speaker 3: practice begins Thursday, July twenty seventh, and by the way,
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Speaker 3: July twenty ninth, back together weekend. The red and White
Speaker 3: practice is Saturday August fifth, and in between there I
Speaker 3: think is a state holiday. July thirty first, the first
Speaker 3: padded practice.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, PAULI, get to it, get to it, please.
Speaker 1: We don't need no staking shorts. But yeah, we don't
Speaker 1: need that, Pauli. We need full pads. And that is
Speaker 1: going to be July thirty first is going to be
Speaker 1: the first day that we're actually going to hit. Isn't
Speaker 1: that right, PAULI.
Speaker 3: No doubt. And you know the new head coach, jg
Speaker 3: he is fired up. He's always fired up. Much less
Speaker 3: training camp. But what about the players, because Jonathan Gannon
Speaker 3: was asked about that before they went on their final
Speaker 3: break of the year.
Speaker 6: I know they're rare and to go when they get
Speaker 6: the training camp schedule. And I've got a lot of
Speaker 6: input from a lot of guys about that what I
Speaker 6: wanted to get out of it, and you know, it
Speaker 6: was cool to hear their thoughts of where we can
Speaker 6: improve and make sure we're doing a good job getting
Speaker 6: ready to go week one.
Speaker 3: And make no mistake, there's a lot he wants to
Speaker 3: get out of training camp. There are a lot of questions.
Speaker 3: There's gonna be a lot of competition. What's his famous quote,
Speaker 3: already four months on the job quote. Everything is a competition.
Speaker 3: So when it comes to what where do you start? Well,
Speaker 3: what will you be watching once they start camp?
Speaker 1: Yeah, PAULI for me right now, I just have to
Speaker 1: say this quickly. Every player knows what is at stake
Speaker 1: right now. This is a very very competitive roster. It's
Speaker 1: not like you've got a bunch of guys that you
Speaker 1: can look at and say, oh, he's on the roster,
Speaker 1: he's on there. I mean, there are certain guys where
Speaker 1: we're going to say that. Of course, there's no doubt
Speaker 1: about that. But this is going to be a very
Speaker 1: competitive fifty three. There's no denying that right now. And
Speaker 1: because of that, each guy, I guarantee you is preparing
Speaker 1: right now, mentally, spiritually, and physically for what he's going
Speaker 1: to have to do to make this team. And I
Speaker 1: think JG in this coaching staff is going to open
Speaker 1: it up to everybody and make everything to your point, Paulie,
Speaker 1: a competition.
Speaker 3: You know my saying just from the outside looking in
Speaker 3: and being in all the OTAs your former coach Bill
Speaker 3: Belichick as the famous no days off, I'm going with
Speaker 3: no allegiances. Oh, new decision makers, new GM. I ran
Speaker 3: into earlier today, already had his box all packed, he said,
Speaker 3: out to training camp Manti asin Fort, the new head coach,
Speaker 3: brand new staff. I mean, think about twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen,
Speaker 3: those rosters were set going into guess you're being objective,
Speaker 3: was don't get hurt. Even last year how many roster
Speaker 3: spots were truly open going into that season. But this year,
Speaker 3: I mean it's vastly different. I'll just throw out to
Speaker 3: me the position groups with the biggest questions are all
Speaker 3: on defense. For example, D line, corner edge. I mean,
Speaker 3: you got a couple of guys who I think are locks.
Speaker 3: We can say that to make it. But after that,
Speaker 3: I mean there are a lot of open positions, and
Speaker 3: there are a lot of possibilities when it comes to
Speaker 3: roster decisions.
Speaker 1: That's right, Pauly, and I love her no allegiances. I
Speaker 1: love that because that's exactly right. Jonathan Gannon and his
Speaker 1: staff are going to be looking at these players and
Speaker 1: they're going to be like, prove it. What do you got, yep,
Speaker 1: show me what you got right now. This is not
Speaker 1: to be a talk fest. This is gonna be a
Speaker 1: slug fest. It's gonna be show me what you've got
Speaker 1: physically right now. And anytime you talk about that poly
Speaker 1: you have to start with the offensive line. And that's
Speaker 1: where I will start when Trendy camp opens.
Speaker 3: And look, I don't know if there is as much
Speaker 3: competition for the starting five as maybe we envisioned when
Speaker 3: Jonathan Gannon came on board. I mean, I'm thinking it's
Speaker 3: de Jumpers a left tackle, it's the rookie Paris Johnson Junior.
Speaker 3: At right tackle, it's Will Hernandez. He's locked into right guard,
Speaker 3: yelled a frohold until maybe there's a center signed at
Speaker 3: a later date. He's the guy to beat, and I
Speaker 3: think he's pretty much set as your starting center. Left guard,
Speaker 3: wide open. How do you see it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? You know that's interesting because I think Calvin Beacham
Speaker 1: is one of your best five, and because of that,
Speaker 1: I think they're gonna want to try to get their
Speaker 1: best five out of the field. So it would not
Speaker 1: surprise me, and I've been talking about this for a
Speaker 1: long time, even though the evidence that we've seen in
Speaker 1: OTAs not back this up, Paully. For me, I see
Speaker 1: Paris Johnson Junior starting as your left guard. I see
Speaker 1: Calvin Beachum out as the right tackle right there. I
Speaker 1: see Paris Johnson Junior getting in on the left side,
Speaker 1: and that's where his future really is, in my opinion,
Speaker 1: at left tackle. Well, you've got an excellent left tackle
Speaker 1: in DJ Humphries right now, so you've got a need
Speaker 1: at left guard. Why not go ahead and put Paris
Speaker 1: Johnson there and let him cut his teeth as a
Speaker 1: guard and then eventually move out to tackle. Now, again,
Speaker 1: that's just me, Paully, But the evidence with OTAs right
Speaker 1: now says that Paris Johnson Jr. Is going to be
Speaker 1: a right tackle.
Speaker 3: Now, how about a couple other first rounders, Zavin Collins,
Speaker 3: Isaiah Simmons. To me, these are two guys I'm going
Speaker 3: to be following, I'm gonna be watching. How are they
Speaker 3: deploying him. What are we going to be able to
Speaker 3: discern it training camp? How is Xavin taking to the edge?
Speaker 3: Could he really be a potential starter Week one at Washington,
Speaker 3: Isaiah Simmons, if they're going to run what you were
Speaker 3: talking about we were talking about recently that hey, if
Speaker 3: Kyzier White is locked in as your middle linebacker, could
Speaker 3: they use an Isaiah Simmons as a hybrid safety slash
Speaker 3: will linebacker?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Right, yeah, no they could, Balie. There's no doubt
Speaker 1: about that. And there's gonna be a lot of people
Speaker 1: that I think will be with you on that following
Speaker 1: Isaiah Simmons. For me, though, once again, it all starts
Speaker 1: this rebuild. This foundation that they're tearing up in in
Speaker 1: they're building all over again is going to start on
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage on the offensive side of the ball.
Speaker 1: And because of that, I want to see what schemes
Speaker 1: they run, Bali, what kind of protections do they run?
Speaker 1: How many power schemes are being run right now? Are
Speaker 1: they training with the power schemes? How many power schemes
Speaker 1: are going to be run July thirty first, Because that
Speaker 1: if if you're going to make that a point of emphasis.
Speaker 1: If you're going to say, man, we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 1: line up, we're gonna slug people in the face. You're
Speaker 1: gonna come out and on July thirty first, you're gonna
Speaker 1: make it up point to run a ton of power
Speaker 1: schemes and get everyone's attention as to what it is
Speaker 1: you're going to do. You're going to make that something
Speaker 1: that is of import Right from the first day of
Speaker 1: training camp.
Speaker 3: Between the Big Red Rage and the Wolf and Luke Show,
Speaker 3: I've been scoring at home. Cole McCoy, James Connor, DJ Humphreys,
Speaker 3: Will Hernandez have all come on and made the proclamation
Speaker 3: that Cardinals will most definitely run the ball, not only
Speaker 3: straight ahead, but with a much greater frequency. Even Jonathan
Speaker 3: Gannon made those comments to Peter King right after it
Speaker 3: is hired that Kyler Murray is going to be under
Speaker 3: center a lot more. Let's go, so, how different is
Speaker 3: it going to look? Well, we'll talk about that, especially
Speaker 3: with Kyler when we come back once again training camp
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Speaker 1: An injured Cardinal.
Speaker 4: It's Kyler who went down very awkwardly that time as
Speaker 4: he tried to cut oh, no, non contact. He cut right,
Speaker 4: then tried to cut left and just buckled, And there
Speaker 4: was a Patriot player right there who called to the
Speaker 4: Cardinals sideline to bring on the training staff.
Speaker 7: You know, I got better every year and then to
Speaker 7: take like a you know, hit a wall year four,
Speaker 7: especially after going through the whole contract thing, like I
Speaker 7: got COVID in camp. I hurt my wrist in camp,
Speaker 7: so I missed a lot of those reps, and then
Speaker 7: trying to play catch up during the season. It was
Speaker 7: just kind of like a compilation of things going on.
Speaker 7: I think winning cures all and it's been tough to
Speaker 7: do that with some of the circumstances that we had
Speaker 7: to deal with. But I think we're heading the right direction.
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Speaker 3: a Kyler in his rehab, but just Kyler unplugged in
Speaker 3: so many different ways. We've seen him in a different light.
Speaker 3: He's talking about different topics. We get insight into the
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Speaker 3: We are Santan Ford. That was definitely a memorable moment
Speaker 3: there Wolf talking about hitting a wall last year. He'd
Speaker 3: gotten better every single year, Rookie of the Year, two
Speaker 3: Pro Bowls. What else stood out to you when you
Speaker 3: watched Flight Plan?
Speaker 1: Yeah, first of all, Paula, I just want to talk
Speaker 1: about Kyler Murray and how candid he was. That to
Speaker 1: me really got my attention right there. I love that
Speaker 1: because you know me, PAULI, if you want to get better,
Speaker 1: and Kyler he needs to get better, and he'll be
Speaker 1: the first one to tell you that every pro out
Speaker 1: there needs to get better. And if you need to
Speaker 1: get better, Paul, you got to tell the truth. You
Speaker 1: got to tell the truth about where you need to
Speaker 1: get better. And as I listen to Kyler in regard
Speaker 1: to the flight plan and the cuts on flight plan.
Speaker 1: That was my biggest takeaway. He was telling the truth
Speaker 1: about himself and he wasn't always painting this rosy image.
Speaker 1: He's got to get better. He's got to get better
Speaker 1: as a leader. He knows he's got to impact his
Speaker 1: teammates and how you impact your teammates and how you
Speaker 1: go about doing that. You can't just be super harsh
Speaker 1: all the time. You've got to sometimes be soft. You
Speaker 1: got to pick the person to deal with. Right there.
Speaker 1: The one thing you got to do more than anything else, Polly,
Speaker 1: is be consistent as a leader. And I think Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray understands that. And I was really encouraged because when
Speaker 1: you talk about a franchise quarterback, I am sold on
Speaker 1: the fact that you need your franchise quarterback to lead
Speaker 1: your team, not just your offense, to lead your team.
Speaker 3: Remember what Jonathan Gannas said right after taking the job,
Speaker 3: quote if Kyler is an here, I don't take the job.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So, and you're right, you saw Kyler in a self
Speaker 3: deprecating way, sort of poking fund in himself.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 3: He loves to shop that. He said, quote, you know,
Speaker 3: maybe I need to slow that down a little bit.
Speaker 3: He talks about how the world might think he's a
Speaker 3: professional video game player. He said, quote, definitely not the case.
Speaker 3: So he was self deprecating and I think he showed
Speaker 3: some self awareness that comes with four years in the league.
Speaker 3: And he talked about that.
Speaker 7: I've brought a lot off the field and on the field,
Speaker 7: whether you know, trying to show people that now, But yeah,
Speaker 7: I'm wiser, you know, emotionally, you know, learning how to
Speaker 7: you know, be one with the emotions, understanding you know,
Speaker 7: how to talk to certain people. Some people maybe you'll
Speaker 7: take the harsh way, which I'm naturally that way, or
Speaker 7: do I have to soften it up and you know,
Speaker 7: give him, give him a little love.
Speaker 3: When he says that, well, I think of a Kurt Warner.
Speaker 3: I think of a Carson Palmer. They were excellent and
Speaker 3: knowing how they could talk to each different guy on
Speaker 3: the offense, everybody on the sideline. They treat it maybe
Speaker 3: a little bit differently, and they are experts at that.
Speaker 3: To what degree do you think that's the next step
Speaker 3: for Kyler as a franchise.
Speaker 1: Queue, Well, PAULI, it's huge, it really is. It's one
Speaker 1: thing to intellectually understand things, and Kyler needs to do that.
Speaker 1: He needs to take a next step intellectually to understand
Speaker 1: the old schemes and blend them with the news schemes
Speaker 1: and be able to execute all of them. He needs
Speaker 1: to take that next step. But Paulie, there's no doubt
Speaker 1: about it. Man, when you start talking about your your
Speaker 1: your leadership skills in the way they impact everyone else
Speaker 1: around you, I can tell you from experience right now,
Speaker 1: that's where he needs to grow, and I think grow
Speaker 1: the most. And I'm really encouraged that he's willing to
Speaker 1: address this and talk about getting better in regard to
Speaker 1: doing this, Paula, I was one of these guys. I
Speaker 1: know exactly what he's talking about. I was the harsh
Speaker 1: guy too, okay, because I was out of my mind
Speaker 1: when I was playing. I was absolutely out of my mind.
Speaker 1: And because of that, it was so harsh to guys
Speaker 1: on the field and they were harsh to me. And
Speaker 1: I responded to that. I like that. I enjoyed the truth.
Speaker 1: I enjoyed the intensity of that. And Kyler has got
Speaker 1: to improve in how he communicates with everybody else to
Speaker 1: get him to be better. And this is a huge
Speaker 1: step for him going forward.
Speaker 3: He was just asked about the change in head coach,
Speaker 3: the change in the system, the change in the culture,
Speaker 3: just everything that has happened this offseason. Here was Kyler
Speaker 3: Murray on flight Plan.
Speaker 7: I feel free in a sense, you know, especially with
Speaker 7: the change of upstairs in the organization. I feel like
Speaker 7: they've done a great job ever since they came in,
Speaker 7: holding people accountable, the leadership. They're really trying to build
Speaker 7: something from the ground up, so the offense, the ins
Speaker 7: and outs of it, the way we're going. I feel
Speaker 7: like personally, like you know, sky's the limit.
Speaker 3: Now, are we going to get a timetable? Are we
Speaker 3: going to get a target date on his return? Not
Speaker 3: likely and it's uncertain, I think unknown now he stated
Speaker 3: his goal is week one, Okay, is that realistic? Remember
Speaker 3: he's coming off of torn acl He's coming off the
Speaker 3: meniscus damage from that game in early December against New England.
Speaker 3: So okay, what's the realistic timetable? No one knows. Here's
Speaker 3: what we do know. Ron Wolfley. His cap number this
Speaker 3: year is sixteen million. His cap number next year is
Speaker 3: fifty two million. Oh, he needs to get on the field.
Speaker 3: They need to see him. They need to see him
Speaker 3: in this offense. They need to make progress to some
Speaker 3: degree of some sort this season.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so interesting to hear him talk about accountability
Speaker 1: to Paul and the way Ja and his coaches are
Speaker 1: stressing that accountability. Paul, that's where discipline starts. Never forget that, Bully,
Speaker 1: that's where it starts. Accountability. And anytime you talk about accountability,
Speaker 1: you are talking about telling the truth as you know it. Yes,
Speaker 1: it is subjective. You're telling the truth as you know
Speaker 1: it about somebody else and how they're doing their business,
Speaker 1: about how Kyler's doing his whatever it is. You've got
Speaker 1: to tell the truth. And that's what accountability is all about.
Speaker 1: Because you need your franchise quarterback to hold himself to
Speaker 1: a standard. Bully, You've heard me talk about this many times,
Speaker 1: to hold himself to a standard. He's not going to
Speaker 1: hold anyone else too. And once that happens, and once
Speaker 1: his teammates see that he'll do that, that he'll be
Speaker 1: accountable above all else and hold himself to a standard.
Speaker 1: Now all of a sudden, they'll take that harsh critique
Speaker 1: from Kyler Murray.
Speaker 3: All right, So what didn't you make of his quote
Speaker 3: in Darren Urban story in Azycardinals dot Com, where Kyler said, quote,
Speaker 3: I'm going to listen, I'm going to be coachable, and
Speaker 3: I'm going to do it to the best of my ability.
Speaker 3: But if this bleep ain't working at some point, we
Speaker 3: all have to look in the mirror.
Speaker 1: First of all, it's the obvious. It is. There's no
Speaker 1: doubt about it. Any coach would tell you that with
Speaker 1: any quarterback, with anybody that is new to a team,
Speaker 1: and you're going to go out and run different schemes.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows that's it. If it's not working, you're going
Speaker 1: to have to try something else. Yeah, everybody understands that.
Speaker 1: I don't know if Kyler was actually talking about the
Speaker 1: old regime, talking about the old offense, Polly or this offense.
Speaker 1: If he's talking about this offense here with Drew Pettsing
Speaker 1: of course, and JG. I hope he wasn't because to me,
Speaker 1: I don't want him to set himself up for any
Speaker 1: kind of failure. What the Arizona Cardinals need from Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray is to buy in one hundred percent to what
Speaker 1: Drew Petsing and JG want to do. Monti aussin for
Speaker 1: what they want to do. He needs to buy in
Speaker 1: one hundred percent. Paulie.
Speaker 3: My thought when I heard that was twenty twenty one,
Speaker 3: second half of that season where they started seven to
Speaker 3: oh ten and two.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you did think the old one.
Speaker 3: I thought twenty twenty one where we talked about adjust
Speaker 3: to the adjustment that defenses had definitely adjusted had the
Speaker 3: Cardinals offense. But I don't know, No one knows. I
Speaker 3: do know this talking about this offense. Don't forget what
Speaker 3: Jonathan Gannon told Peter King. He said, and I quote,
Speaker 3: We're not gonna put him in the gun all the time.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you that. And he said, that's how you
Speaker 3: open up Kyler Murray is you don't make the defense
Speaker 3: depend you make them defend all play types, yes, not
Speaker 3: just those in the gun.
Speaker 1: So to be, Paulie, whatever you need to be in
Speaker 1: order to beat your opponent.
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Speaker 1: Let's go ba.
Speaker 6: That's lunch today, baby, that's lunch.
Speaker 8: There we go this roundners, this double double?
Speaker 1: Is this quarters? What is it?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Get open and catch it. Job description is pretty easy.
Speaker 1: You got it, Get got it right there? Take it back?
Speaker 1: There you go, Isaiah.
Speaker 3: Good ball, good ball, Colt, there we go. Good footwork,
Speaker 3: good footwork.
Speaker 5: I say yea, I see ya.
Speaker 1: Let's go. Let's go.
Speaker 3: Heat out, huddle, let's go, Colt, Let's go, Colt.
Speaker 1: Come run now, let's go.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 1: Baby. No balls on the.
Speaker 7: Ground, let's go.
Speaker 1: Let's go. Let's go.
Speaker 7: Let's compete.
Speaker 3: Let's go.
Speaker 1: Let's compete. Let's go.
Speaker 8: Russ rush.
Speaker 1: You're gonna be late, dude.
Speaker 3: You gotta go run, Psycho run.
Speaker 6: We need touchdowns down here, we need touchdowns, touchdowns, touchdowns.
Speaker 1: It's good, in't it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Colt, you haven't seen that in seventeen years?
Speaker 6: Baby?
Speaker 2: Whoa got got Oh?
Speaker 3: Good ball, touchdown, good ball, good luck trying to match
Speaker 3: the inner ga the head coach JG Wow. Another great
Speaker 3: reason to go to Azycardinals dot com or the YouTube
Speaker 3: page YouTube dot com slash az Cardinals. Jonathan Gannon wired
Speaker 3: at one of the mandatory mini camp practices just to
Speaker 3: reaction that well was the guy who played ten years
Speaker 3: in the League. You know, we posed the question Rob
Speaker 3: Frederickson a couple of weeks ago here on the Big
Speaker 3: Red Rage presented by santan Ford and Gilbert We are
Speaker 3: santan Ford and it's a proverbial question. Do teams take
Speaker 3: on the identity of the head coach? And his response was,
Speaker 3: teams most definitely take on the culture set by the
Speaker 3: head coach.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Paula, and the culture for the Arizona Cardinals in
Speaker 1: training camp is going to include a lot of yelling.
Speaker 1: This is one of the things that I again, I
Speaker 1: love it just watching some OTA practices, of course, and
Speaker 1: yes I was standing at a distance, but still to
Speaker 1: hear some of the elevated voices on the field from
Speaker 1: some of the coaches. To me, that is music. It's
Speaker 1: music to my ears. It's what this team needs is
Speaker 1: discipline and accountability. And you needn't speak it. And JG
Speaker 1: obviously is a guy that likes to speak it, likes
Speaker 1: to yell. I am interested in what he meant to
Speaker 1: Colt McCoy when he said you haven't seen that in
Speaker 1: seventeen years. Okay, what was that? What was he talking about?
Speaker 1: Right there? That's got my interest ball all right?
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Speaker 3: There are those relationships that are formed in a training camp.
Speaker 3: Of course, Kyler Murray has a leg up on a
Speaker 3: lot of guys because both Jonathan Gann and a lot
Speaker 3: of members of this Cardinals staff went out to Norman,
Speaker 3: Oklahoma for his statue unveiling right after he won the Heisman,
Speaker 3: and so they went ahead and unveiled that statue and
Speaker 3: there was JG and company, and Kyler Murray was talking
Speaker 3: about that relationship with his new head coach.
Speaker 7: It's been seamless. You know, I means JG hit it off.
Speaker 7: You know, he sees things the last see things, or
Speaker 7: he can relate to the guys and he, you know,
Speaker 7: genuinely feels like he believes in the guys and trying
Speaker 7: to get the guys better, me better. I feel like,
Speaker 7: you know, you run through a wall for that type
Speaker 7: of guy. And that's the type of energy that he brings.
Speaker 3: So look, once again, he's made it clear, Jonathan Gannon,
Speaker 3: he doesn't take the job if Kyler Murray isn't the
Speaker 3: franchise quarterback. So now the key is, Okay, how do
Speaker 3: you maximize that skill set? How do you have an
Speaker 3: offense that really utilizes a Kyler Murray one of those
Speaker 3: very unique players in the league. Because he also talked
Speaker 3: to Lank Jonathan Gannon and we took the job about
Speaker 3: how that's what made defending the Cardinals so tough as
Speaker 3: a defensive coordinator with the Eagles, he said, you know what,
Speaker 3: that's what handcuffs you as a defensive coordinator, keeps you
Speaker 3: up during the week, and in order to do that,
Speaker 3: I'm just curious, Well, how different can the offense look
Speaker 3: with Colt McCoy running it versus and versus Kyler Murray
Speaker 3: and where that might be tracking through camp.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Pauly, anytime that Kyler Murray is at quarterback, you
Speaker 1: have to worry about his legs. You just have to
Speaker 1: worry about that, not just in terms of pulling the
Speaker 1: ball down and running, not just in terms of a
Speaker 1: zone reed being run out on the field, not just
Speaker 1: that way, Paully, but also just moving outside of the pocket.
Speaker 1: And this is one of the big things they've got
Speaker 1: to do with Kyler. They got to get him on
Speaker 1: the move outside of the pocket, and that's going to
Speaker 1: be one of the reasons why I'm very interested to
Speaker 1: see what they do with the tackle zone and the
Speaker 1: bootlegs and the waggles that come off of it. That
Speaker 1: to me, is going to be a big part of
Speaker 1: what they do. And you know, PAULI, Kyler Murray and JG.
Speaker 1: They don't need to be super tight, they really don't.
Speaker 1: I hope JG is. One of the things I loved
Speaker 1: about him is he was a defensive minded head coach.
Speaker 1: So it's not like they're going to be in deep
Speaker 1: down in the weeds with the offensive scheme. For the
Speaker 1: most part. It's going to be more on the superficial
Speaker 1: level with JG and the development emotionally and spiritually with
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray. And I love that. I think that's the
Speaker 1: best way to proceed.
Speaker 3: And you know what, it's interesting because Larry Fitzgerald was
Speaker 3: on twelve News was asked by cam Cox just about
Speaker 3: what he's been hearing about Kyler Murray. Larry was there
Speaker 3: at the very beginning and now is Kyler enters year
Speaker 3: number five. Here's what fits had to say.
Speaker 9: And I've heard positive things from teammates that he's you know,
Speaker 9: he's really taking an active role in building strong relationships.
Speaker 9: You know, those things that I saw that really you know, ingratiated,
Speaker 9: like Kurt Warner and Carson Palmer, like they were doing
Speaker 9: things to really build the relationships with their teammates, and
Speaker 9: those that goes a long way, because when you're on
Speaker 9: the football field and he asked you to do something,
Speaker 9: you know it's coming from a good place and that's
Speaker 9: only built and developed, you know, when you open yourself
Speaker 9: up to people. And I hear he's doing more of that,
Speaker 9: and that really made me happy.
Speaker 3: And you know what we saw last year with hard knocks.
Speaker 3: Around the second half of last season, there was Kyler
Speaker 3: every Thursday night, I believe it was with the offensive
Speaker 3: lineman dinner. He was hanging out with the guy guys.
Speaker 3: So you know there's an existing relationship. There's also a
Speaker 3: lot of new names and faces. Yeah, and so you
Speaker 3: know he has to build that sort of rapport, especially
Speaker 3: with offensive linemen. In fact, DJ Humphreys when he met
Speaker 3: the media right before going on the summer break, I
Speaker 3: mean these two go back all four years of Kylo's career,
Speaker 3: but even DJ said, as they've rehabbed together, the following.
Speaker 8: I feel like I've been learning a lot about college
Speaker 8: becase we've been in the training room a lot, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean. So it's like off season training
Speaker 8: is the real work. Off season training is really like
Speaker 8: how much do you care about football? How often are
Speaker 8: you going to come in here? How long are you
Speaker 8: That's like, that's really this is when you build that
Speaker 8: callus for real. So that's been I got to really like,
Speaker 8: I feel like I've gotten to know him more this
Speaker 8: off season just being around him and see him attack
Speaker 8: this rehab like this has been impressive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what. Once again, when you're around your
Speaker 1: teammates and you get to know him a lot better,
Speaker 1: they can see that you actually care for them. And
Speaker 1: you know, Paul, you don't play the game of football,
Speaker 1: so your teammate will care for you. Okay, Paul, let
Speaker 1: me understand that you know this is this is something
Speaker 1: that you know me, Go do your job. Go do
Speaker 1: your job. But it certainly does help if a player
Speaker 1: will believe that you actually got his best interest at
Speaker 1: heart right now. And that's why Kyler when he deals
Speaker 1: with his teammates, he can be harsh. As I said earlier,
Speaker 1: he can be soft as well, as I said earlier,
Speaker 1: but more than anything else, Paul, he's got to be sincere.
Speaker 1: He's got to And if you're going to be a
Speaker 1: little in somebody's face, keep it private, you have to
Speaker 1: do it with a little tac PAULI keep it private.
Speaker 1: Remember too, that Kurt Warner, you talk about accountability, and
Speaker 1: we were talking a little bit about that earlier, but
Speaker 1: Kurt Warner was famous for saying, it's always the quarterback's fault, always,
Speaker 1: and that, to me is something that Kyler Murray needs
Speaker 1: to learn as well.
Speaker 3: Even when it wasn't Kurt's fault, correct, he would take
Speaker 3: the blame correct, which was remarkable, and you know what,
Speaker 3: it just garnered him more respect in that locker room.
Speaker 3: What we saw the clip and flight plan where he
Speaker 3: came up on Josh Jones, and I remember that vividly.
Speaker 3: On the sideline. Josh Jones had been struggling a little
Speaker 3: bit with some pre snap penalties and Kyler didn't make
Speaker 3: it two pointed, but he came out by him. He
Speaker 3: looked him right in the eye and just wanted to
Speaker 3: do sort of a wellness check. Are you good? Are
Speaker 3: we straight here? You know? Are you getting your mind? Right,
Speaker 3: because look, you know Wolf, there are the things right,
Speaker 3: and there's those things you can control. You can control
Speaker 3: your effort, you can control your attention to detail. And
Speaker 3: let's not mince words. Last year the Cardinals had the
Speaker 3: most pre snap penalties in the NFL. Yes, that's correctable,
Speaker 3: and that can come down to the winning behavior that
Speaker 3: Jonathan Gannon talks about. That can come down to this
Speaker 3: sort of shall we say accountability? My favorite question you
Speaker 3: know him the last couple months of the off season
Speaker 3: was asking players, so as Jonathan Gannon held you accountable?
Speaker 3: Yet every one of them said yes, whether it wasn't
Speaker 3: in a team, it was out in a walkthrough, it
Speaker 3: was in a practice. So I think it's that constant expectation, Yes,
Speaker 3: that sets the standard.
Speaker 1: I would also say it's interesting to use the word expectation.
Speaker 1: I will use the word demand, demand that you do
Speaker 1: your job. This is this is really powerful stuff, Balie.
Speaker 1: When you've got a Bill Bellijack who who doesn't yell,
Speaker 1: He rarely raises his voice. The no days off, that
Speaker 1: was the most I ever heard him yell. The highest
Speaker 1: pitch I've ever heard him yell when he was yelling
Speaker 1: at right now. But to me, he didn't have to
Speaker 1: yell because everyone knew you were either going to do
Speaker 1: your job and if you didn't do your job, you
Speaker 1: were going to be gone. And everyone knew what the
Speaker 1: standard was with him. And it's going to be interesting
Speaker 1: to see how that impacts hers on a Cardinals going
Speaker 1: forward as a coaching staff.
Speaker 3: You know former card quarterback Drew stan thirteen years in
Speaker 3: the league. Yes, he said on a recent episode of
Speaker 3: The Red Sea Report. Why do all these hot young
Speaker 3: coordinators fail as head coaches because they're not leaders of men.
Speaker 3: It's no longer about the x's and o's when you're
Speaker 3: a head coach. Most of the time it's about are
Speaker 3: you a leader of that locker room? And when Zamon
Speaker 3: Collins told the media in the offseason that players feel
Speaker 3: the pressure quote and it's a good thing end quote,
Speaker 3: I thought that was revealing. Yeah, he's you know, when
Speaker 3: Zamon Collins gets admonished on the first team meeting because
Speaker 3: he's eating breakfast, comes walking in with his bowl of eggs,
Speaker 3: as he told it, and the head coach says, thou
Speaker 3: shalt not multitask because if you're devoting any attention to
Speaker 3: your breakfast, that means you're detracting attention from the task
Speaker 3: at hand.
Speaker 1: Yeah that No, You're exactly right in this is what
Speaker 1: you need to do if you want to build discipline
Speaker 1: that is part of your culture, that is a DNA
Speaker 1: of your culture. Is what kind of discipline? What kind
Speaker 1: of discipline do you have inside that locker room right now?
Speaker 1: And I like, I like the fact, PAULI that you're
Speaker 1: you're characterizing this training camp is no allegiance. Okay. I
Speaker 1: like that, Paul, because that's the mentality going forward, and
Speaker 1: every guy in that locker room knows it. You know.
Speaker 3: I also have a seasoned slogan of sorts. And a
Speaker 3: may or may not play out a twenty twenty three
Speaker 3: dip for a twenty twenty four rip, okay, Paul, And
Speaker 3: I say that because you know what, there might be
Speaker 3: an eye on next year, in the year after when
Speaker 3: they formulate this year's roster. We'll get into that next
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Speaker 1: Great Read by col McCoy.
Speaker 4: Gord just tossed by Colt McCoy.
Speaker 1: Oh, that is a greasy throw by Colt McCoy right there,
Speaker 1: spin that pig, Colt.
Speaker 7: He's got that or about him, you know, that that
Speaker 7: confident he just you know, he knows what the defense
Speaker 7: is doing. He knows what everybody else is supposed to
Speaker 7: be doing.
Speaker 1: So it's a great to I.
Speaker 7: Love having him, you know, I love having him around.
Speaker 7: He's a great dude, you know, despite him being a
Speaker 7: long boy, he's great dude.
Speaker 3: There you go a little Texas trash talk in there.
Speaker 3: I mean, seriously, like the whole QB room as Texas
Speaker 3: roots just about by the way, Ron wolfully next time
Speaker 3: we run into col McCoy, And that was Kyler Murray
Speaker 3: talking about his fellow quarterback. What exactly is a greasy pass?
Speaker 1: Well, Paul An I would say, if you've got covered
Speaker 1: too by way of example, and maybe you line a
Speaker 1: guy up in the slot and he runs a seven route,
Speaker 1: which is a corner route, and you get a corner
Speaker 1: that that doesn't come, that doesn't suck up, but carries
Speaker 1: the fade, as we like to say, suddenly you've got
Speaker 1: a corner and a safety over the top. And if
Speaker 1: you can throw that ball perfectly and allow a guy
Speaker 1: to make that catch in between the safety and the corner.
Speaker 1: That's a greasy throw. For the most part.
Speaker 3: It's good.
Speaker 1: I like that. I like that.
Speaker 3: How how do you think this offense will look? And
Speaker 3: is that too brought a question? Because you know we're
Speaker 3: in the final segment here on the Big Red Rage
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Speaker 3: We could probably talk about this and you could probably
Speaker 3: grease it up on the whiteboard. But how different do
Speaker 3: you think this thing is going to look? Especially if
Speaker 3: Cole McCoy is your week one starter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Paul, And that is the big question going into
Speaker 1: training camp. Once again, it's one of the reasons why
Speaker 1: we started this show by talking about that very thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to expect, but I hope to
Speaker 1: find out. And just going with the offensive line from
Speaker 1: day one, that first individual period, just going with the
Speaker 1: offensive line and seeing what is being taught that to
Speaker 1: me is going to tell me awful lot. And then
Speaker 1: of course it extends to team and it extends outside
Speaker 1: of that. Of course, nine on sevens. It's a constant process,
Speaker 1: but you have to start on day one, if you
Speaker 1: want to emphasize something, and that's why I'm hoping we
Speaker 1: see some power schemes. Power schemes, PAULI our down blocks
Speaker 1: and then pulling the uncovered linemen and kicking out their
Speaker 1: old school schemes. They're very, very physical, and you need
Speaker 1: guys like Will Hernandez by way of example, to run
Speaker 1: a power scheme. DJ Humphreys to run a power scheme.
Speaker 1: You need these guys Paris Johnson Junior to be able
Speaker 1: to come off the ball and run these power schemes.
Speaker 1: Because you're gonna run the zone. We all know you're
Speaker 1: gonna run the zone schemes. Everybody in the league runs
Speaker 1: the zone schemes. What I want to see is how
Speaker 1: much of the power we're gonna run, because that, to me,
Speaker 1: really gets the attention of a front seven. And then, Pauli,
Speaker 1: you can use play action off of that front seven.
Speaker 1: You can use play action throw the ball down the field.
Speaker 1: And Paul let me just say this right now. The
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals were number thirty two in yards per play
Speaker 1: passing yards per play, number thirty two in the league,
Speaker 1: dead last in the league. They didn't throw the ball
Speaker 1: down the field as you well know, and this is
Speaker 1: where they need to improve the most. The best way
Speaker 1: to do that attack the line of scrimmage, suck up
Speaker 1: the second level and throw the ball down the field, and.
Speaker 3: From all accounts, they're gonna be throwing the ball to
Speaker 3: the tight end a lot more. Here's Cole McCoy talking
Speaker 3: to the media just on the offense and what might
Speaker 3: lie ahead.
Speaker 10: We stayed in like ten personnel and eleven personnel a
Speaker 10: lot right with Cliff and that was sort of our identity.
Speaker 10: I think here we'll implement more two tight end sets
Speaker 10: and running the football and have it more like checks
Speaker 10: and alerts and things like that that we'll get James going,
Speaker 10: hopefully get him in the right looks. And the offensive
Speaker 10: line has done a tremendous job in this offsese. I
Speaker 10: think that's been the best part of everything is Clayton
Speaker 10: has got those guys you know, dialed into you know
Speaker 10: what we're doing, who were blocking different fronts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree, I've said it before, I'll say it again.
Speaker 3: I think the offensive line is going to exceed the
Speaker 3: national expectations this year on this team. We'll see about that,
Speaker 3: but I think they're enthused about having the quarterback under
Speaker 3: center because it opens up so much more. I think
Speaker 3: they were fired up about the scheme. You mentioned the power.
Speaker 3: You asked Will Hernandez about that. He smiled a very
Speaker 3: broad smile, did he not when he brought that up
Speaker 3: with the mauling guard? Who's gonna be your starter right guard?
Speaker 3: And don't forget a year ago, according to next Gen stats,
Speaker 3: Kyler Murray led all quarterbacks and shotgun percentage. And when
Speaker 3: you had Jonathan Gannett talked to Peter King right after
Speaker 3: he was hired and before Drew Petsen jokingly half jokingly
Speaker 3: admonished Jonathan Gannett for being so open with Peter King.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: Those two were kind of going back and forth. These
Speaker 3: gave them a hard time. Jonathan ganna said, just to
Speaker 3: revisit what I mentioned earlier, that quote, the offen is
Speaker 3: gonna look much different. Uh, we can take Kyler to
Speaker 3: another level, unleash's full skulls skill set. We're going the
Speaker 3: key is putting Kyler more under center. End quote.
Speaker 1: Yeah, bully, And it really is. And again, what it
Speaker 1: does when you take a quarterback and you put him
Speaker 1: under center. You've heard me talk about this before, but
Speaker 1: it is the truth, and you can't. You can't say
Speaker 1: it enough. It tells every offensive linement up there, we
Speaker 1: believe in you. Now, go do your job, Go go
Speaker 1: block your guy. We believe in you because everyone knows
Speaker 1: what you're gonna do. For the most part, when you
Speaker 1: put somebody under center, you're gonna you're gonna run a
Speaker 1: lot of that north south stuff. You're gonna run the
Speaker 1: tackle zone. You're gonna go ahead and run it. You're
Speaker 1: gonna use play action. That's what you're gonna do. The
Speaker 1: problem is now you've got to defend it because your
Speaker 1: eyes will betray you. And that's the problem. It has
Speaker 1: been around since the beginning of the game of football.
Speaker 1: Your eyes will betray you. And because of that, you've
Speaker 1: almost got a guess. A team that runs great play action,
Speaker 1: a team that runs the ball very well and uses
Speaker 1: great play action, their offensive line comes off the ball low.
Speaker 1: They keep their head down low even though you're throwing
Speaker 1: the ball. An offensive line that is like that is
Speaker 1: so important because it impacts that defense, and they've almost
Speaker 1: got a guess. Did he hand the ball off or
Speaker 1: did he not? And that's the power of that play.
Speaker 5: Paulie.
Speaker 3: In fact, I'm looking at the rest of the quote.
Speaker 3: Jonathan Gannon went on to tell Peter King quote, We'll
Speaker 3: have two significant offenses with Kyler skillset, one being under center,
Speaker 3: one being in the gun. The way to take pressure
Speaker 3: off the quarterback in the old line is to put
Speaker 3: him under center at times. In fact, speaking to the
Speaker 3: old lineers, d J jumfrees on what he likes about
Speaker 3: Drew Petsien and the scheme that he's been installing.
Speaker 8: I like to a lot Drew is a really good
Speaker 8: communicator and getting stuff across that he wants to get
Speaker 8: done and how he wants us to be. So I'm
Speaker 8: a big fan of Drew his personality and how he
Speaker 8: is with getting guys to understand stuff and making sure
Speaker 8: that we're all on the same page and kind of
Speaker 8: take it and make it an emphasis to make sure
Speaker 8: we'd hone in on all the small details.
Speaker 3: And look, Cold McCoy shared with the media, it's different.
Speaker 3: It's very different, and you know it's new for everyone.
Speaker 3: Cold McCoy has run a version of this scheme at
Speaker 3: times in his career. He's been with so many different
Speaker 3: teams and he's been in the league so long. But
Speaker 3: Colt said even he has been prone to a lot
Speaker 3: of mistakes during the off season. So this Cardinals can't
Speaker 3: come and straight ahead is going to be critical when
Speaker 3: you're putting in a brand new system.
Speaker 1: Yeah. One of the things that I thought was really
Speaker 1: interesting is, well, let's remember Drew Petsing actually got after
Speaker 1: JG for telling them, yeah, it was what they were
Speaker 1: going to do. He actually got after JG on that.
Speaker 1: And you know, I hope that is what they're gonna do, PAULI,
Speaker 1: I really do hope we're going to see the Cleveland
Speaker 1: Brown offense and run down situation. We're going to see
Speaker 1: a lot of it. It's not like they never go
Speaker 1: shotgun they do. It's not like they never go pistol
Speaker 1: they do. But a lot of the time in rundown
Speaker 1: situation first and ten second and one to six, they're
Speaker 1: going to line up and they're going to try to
Speaker 1: run the ball. And to your point, I think the
Speaker 1: offensive line is actually going to be better than what
Speaker 1: most people think. I'm with you on that, Paul. I
Speaker 1: think you're right on that, and because of it, I
Speaker 1: hope they give them the opportunity to prove it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And look, I told you earlier. If you're looking
Speaker 3: for a fantasy football sleeper James Connor. Yeah, he's gonna
Speaker 3: get a lot of touches. He's gonna get a lot
Speaker 3: of opportunities to get in the end zone. There's a
Speaker 3: lot of, shall we say, a lack of clarity behind
Speaker 3: James Connor on the depth chart. I think he's going
Speaker 3: to be a workhorse running back and they're going to
Speaker 3: emphasize the run game, especially until Kyler gets back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Paul, you've got a lot of athletes in the
Speaker 1: box right now because of the proliferation of the spread
Speaker 1: offense in the National Football League. You got a lot
Speaker 1: of guys that are light. You got three techniques that
Speaker 1: are two hundred and eighty nine pounds. Now, Aaron Donald,
Speaker 1: he's the best player ever to play. But you've got
Speaker 1: a lot of athletes in that box. And I've been
Speaker 1: telling you about this, Paul. You know what, Not all
Speaker 1: of them are football players. A lot of them are athletes.
Speaker 1: They were in the box because now, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: their athletic skill allowed them to work against the spread.
Speaker 1: To me, you got to find out who those guys
Speaker 1: are and you got to get him into a fistfight.
Speaker 3: Look, we know how DJ Humphreys. Revere's going after the
Speaker 3: run game straight ahead, coming off the ball. Yes, Will
Speaker 3: Hernandez's game right what he tell you? He's winning like
Speaker 3: three point fifty plus? Right, Okay, you said he was
Speaker 3: going to get it down the open yelled to Frohold
Speaker 3: the starting center. We think, at least as of right now,
Speaker 3: that he's old school. He's like, oh he doesn't these
Speaker 3: strong man lifting type, you know, techniques and so forth,
Speaker 3: that would seem to be well suited Wolf if they're
Speaker 3: going to come off the ball. Especially they added to
Speaker 3: Zach Pascal, a blocking receiver. I mean they have some
Speaker 3: of the personnel now. They added some blocking tight end ends.
Speaker 3: They signed two undrafted rookie tight ends. One guy was
Speaker 3: a former offensive lineman who had like one career catch
Speaker 3: in college. Right, So yes, I can see them mucking
Speaker 3: it up this year and getting down and dirty in
Speaker 3: the trenches offensively.
Speaker 1: No doubt about it. Especially to your point when you
Speaker 1: got a guy like James Connor, are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: Line him up, put his toes at seven and let
Speaker 1: him attack the line of scrimmage. Let him do that,
Speaker 1: because that's gonna suck up that second level. He runs
Speaker 1: the ball very well in between tackles. But this is
Speaker 1: gonna be dogma, Paul, This is gonna be belief. And
Speaker 1: that's why what the Arizona Cardinals run on day one
Speaker 1: of training camp to me, is what they're really trying
Speaker 1: to emphasize. So what will that be and what will
Speaker 1: that look like? I can't wait, Paul.
Speaker 3: And to come full circle on this conversation. We started
Speaker 3: with quarterback Kyler Murray Cole McCoy. I'll just throw out
Speaker 3: there at Clayton Tune. He's gonna be given every opportunity
Speaker 3: in Cardinals camp. From what we can tell, the round
Speaker 3: five pick forty four starts over five seasons at Houston
Speaker 3: had the best passing granted college football last year according
Speaker 3: to Pro Football Focus, the highest on target percentage according
Speaker 3: to Pro Football Focus. And you know, at least for me, Wolf,
Speaker 3: that's something I'm going to be following on day one
Speaker 3: in that first week because nothing gets us through the
Speaker 3: preseason and then a backup quarterback controversy. Okay, we need
Speaker 3: the backup quarterback competition and Clayton Tune's going to be
Speaker 3: integral to that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Paul, I was talking about that earlier with you.
Speaker 1: Of course, just the storylines Kyler Murray's health, of course,
Speaker 1: Vudha's contract, the culture construct in other words, what's going on?
Speaker 1: How are they going to build this culture offensively, defensively
Speaker 1: and in transition as well. And then my fourth storyline.
Speaker 1: Fourth storyline was Clayton Tune. Will they actually give him
Speaker 1: an opportunity? Knowing what they have fully in Colt McCoy,
Speaker 1: will they give Clayton Tune an opportunity to compete for
Speaker 1: that spot?
Speaker 3: And I'll tell you what. If you're looking at some
Speaker 3: of the other rookies, take a long look at the
Speaker 3: receiver out of Stanford, the round three pick, Michael Wilson. Wow,
Speaker 3: did he flash? A lot of guys really raved about him.
Speaker 3: In the off season, we didn't see much of bjo Jelai.
Speaker 3: We didn't see Garrett Williams the second and third round
Speaker 3: picks there. But I tell you some of the day
Speaker 3: three picks. Dante Stills, your guy, the d lineman out
Speaker 3: of West Virginia. He got a lot of props and
Speaker 3: praise from the defensive coaches through all the drills, Key
Speaker 3: Troll Clark, he was a standout with the corners. They
Speaker 3: need cornerbacks. There's no question. So we'll see. I've called
Speaker 3: it the land of opportunity. Yeah, if you're a young
Speaker 3: guy or unproven guy.
Speaker 1: No doubt about it, Pully. But now all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter what you've done to this point. You're
Speaker 1: gonna put that mouthguard in and you're gonna bloody up
Speaker 1: the knuckles.
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