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Speaker 1: So we'll get into the super Bowl a little bit
Speaker 1: later in this edition to the Big Red Rage. But
Speaker 1: we figure with two finalists reportedly getting interviews this week
Speaker 1: in lu An Rumo, which we'll talk about in depth next.
Speaker 1: But let's talk about Mike Kafka here, Dave. And let's
Speaker 1: start with Patrick Mahomes this week meeting the media, okay,
Speaker 1: and here's what he had to say about his one
Speaker 1: time quarterback coach a few years ago in KC. Coach
Speaker 1: Kafka is a special person, a special coach, and he
Speaker 1: kind of took me when he first got here. He
Speaker 1: was quality control and that was my first year as
Speaker 1: a rookie, and so I spent a lot of hours
Speaker 1: with Coach Kafka where he was teaching the playbook and
Speaker 1: teaching me how to become a quarterback in the NFL.
Speaker 1: And Nick continued for a long time and I knew
Speaker 1: right when he left here he was gonna be a
Speaker 1: head coach somewhere soon. And so I know he's down
Speaker 1: there in Arizona and he gets hired there and he'll
Speaker 1: hit that place. He turned around and he's a great
Speaker 1: coach and a great person as well. So I'm excited
Speaker 1: for him. Now he's interviewed in this process with the Colts,
Speaker 1: with Carolina, with Houston, and now he's gonna have his
Speaker 1: second interview at least with the Cardinals. The Giants play
Speaker 1: caller last season, the offensive coordinator, and got a lot
Speaker 1: of credit date for turning around Daniel Jones from a
Speaker 1: turnover machine to a really effective playoff quarterback this year.
Speaker 1: You know, the whole thing with Mike, because really just
Speaker 1: exploded over the last couple of years. You know, I
Speaker 1: think about guys, two thousand and ten, the Outback Bowl.
Speaker 1: I called that game. I think Mike stepped the record
Speaker 1: for passing attempts. I think he threw the ball seventy
Speaker 1: eight times. Oh no, at Northwestern, right, yes, they played Auburn.
Speaker 1: I remember that for two reasons. I remember that game
Speaker 1: for that reason, how many passes Mike had in that game,
Speaker 1: but also because that's the game. Gene Chiswick, who was
Speaker 1: the head coach of Auburn said, you know, we got
Speaker 1: this kid coming in next year. He's a junior college transfer.
Speaker 1: His name is Cameron Newton. You think he's got a
Speaker 1: chance to help us. Wow. So like that that game
Speaker 1: stands out. So it is a little weird thirteen years
Speaker 1: later here to be talking about, you know, Mike possibly
Speaker 1: being the head coach of the Cardinals. But it's a
Speaker 1: meteorc rise. I mean seven years ago he was a
Speaker 1: GA at Northwestern. Uh. You know, he's obviously done a
Speaker 1: very good job with where he is where he's been,
Speaker 1: and I don't think Andy ree E, Patrick Mahomes would
Speaker 1: just throw out compliments unless they meant it. You know,
Speaker 1: I've heard a lot of good things about Mike Cafta
Speaker 1: from others, So you know, if he ends up being
Speaker 1: the choice, it's somebody that obviously has impressed that The
Speaker 1: Cardinals have interviewed so many people, so it's got to
Speaker 1: be somebody that stands out in the interview process that
Speaker 1: already has the chops. And clearly this is somebody that
Speaker 1: you know a lot of people think is on the rise.
Speaker 1: So if you're the Cardinals and you're looking for a
Speaker 1: young offensive mind, and you grab him now, kind of
Speaker 1: like the Rams did with Sean McVay. You know, imagine
Speaker 1: if the Rams didn't hire Sean McNay when they did,
Speaker 1: somebody would have in the next two years. Yeah, that's so,
Speaker 1: you know, maybe Mike cap is in the same position.
Speaker 1: It's a matter of you know, is this the right
Speaker 1: time for him to get the head coaching job, because
Speaker 1: it's going to happen inevitably here soon. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: you already mentioned it too, David. This is a meteoric rise. Guys.
Speaker 1: What you're talking about a young guy that is coming
Speaker 1: up through the ranks and the good old world of
Speaker 1: National Football League and all the coaches. This is a
Speaker 1: meteoric rise when you're talking about six years ago. He
Speaker 1: was the quality control coach for Andy Reid in the
Speaker 1: Kansas City Chiefs, and now here he is. He's an
Speaker 1: offensive coordinator in the National Football League. It's thirty he's
Speaker 1: thirty five years old. Yes. Typically, when when you see
Speaker 1: a young guy that rises up through the ranks like that,
Speaker 1: it says they're special, whether it's an offensive minded guy
Speaker 1: or a defensive minded guy like Mike Tomlin. All right,
Speaker 1: here's Andy Reid during the super Bowl week and he
Speaker 1: was asked how Mike Kafka would be as a head coach.
Speaker 1: I actually told mister Bidwell this too. He's a very intelligent,
Speaker 1: great human being. Your quarterback would love him. He'd challenge
Speaker 1: him to be better than he even is now, and
Speaker 1: he'd do a great job. You challenge the team, I
Speaker 1: think the guys would respond. He played in the National
Speaker 1: Football League. I had a chance to draft him out
Speaker 1: of Northwestern, and you know, I think you'd be tremendous
Speaker 1: for the city, for the Bidwell family. I'm guessing that
Speaker 1: word challenge goes a long way with the decision makers,
Speaker 1: considering that owner Michael Bidwell told the media and making
Speaker 1: these moves just start the offseason that accountability is an issue.
Speaker 1: Accountability needs to improve. So Dave I would surmise they
Speaker 1: like the sounds of that if he does have that
Speaker 1: ability to command the room. Because as Drew Stanton has
Speaker 1: said numerous times, you can get the greatest mind on
Speaker 1: either side of the ball. They can be the world's
Speaker 1: best coordinator offensive or a defensive. They have to be
Speaker 1: able to lead men, and I think that's really the
Speaker 1: bottom line with whomever they hire. Look, I think that's important.
Speaker 1: I also think guys that you know, because this has
Speaker 1: been talked about a lot, not just going to dismiss,
Speaker 1: which is clearly the biggest question and everybody's mind if
Speaker 1: you're a Cardinal fan, is you know, what does this
Speaker 1: mean for Kyle Murray and is this somebody that can
Speaker 1: reach Kyler? I think ultimately it's about Kyler taking the
Speaker 1: next step himself. Regardless of whether the Cardinals hire Mike
Speaker 1: Kafker or a defensive coach or somebody that you know,
Speaker 1: we're not even thinking about that may come up here
Speaker 1: in the next few days. I just think it ultimately
Speaker 1: is about Kyler. You know, I thought Cliff people for
Speaker 1: people wanting to say that now he didn't command the room.
Speaker 1: You know at some point, again, you're only going to
Speaker 1: go as far as your your quarterback. And so I
Speaker 1: think when you you try to look at the characteristics
Speaker 1: for what you want as a head coach, yes, you
Speaker 1: want somebody that has a presence, that somebody that people
Speaker 1: will follow. But ultimately, if the quarterback plays to the
Speaker 1: level that he's capable of, and I think we all
Speaker 1: agree based on what we've seen in snapshots from Kyler Murray,
Speaker 1: he has a chance to be special. If he takes
Speaker 1: that next step, whoever they hire is going to be
Speaker 1: better because he has decided himself to take that next step.
Speaker 1: And that next step it involves far more than just
Speaker 1: being a better player. It involves being a leader, it
Speaker 1: involves being a better teammate. It's all those things. So
Speaker 1: I think it goes hand in hand, you know. And
Speaker 1: if Mike Task is the guy, there's got to be
Speaker 1: synchronicity between the two. They have to be on the
Speaker 1: same page first of all, guys. So let me just
Speaker 1: say that I am a huge believer. This is not
Speaker 1: going to be a shock to either of you. I
Speaker 1: am a huge believer in the alpha male and the
Speaker 1: alpha mal being a head coach in that room. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying Cliff wasn't. I have no idea because I
Speaker 1: was not sitting there. I was not inside that paradigm.
Speaker 1: I have no idea if Cliff Kingsbury was a guy
Speaker 1: that commanded the room and held people accountable. Listen for
Speaker 1: me right now. That is the number one thing I
Speaker 1: think the Arizona Cardinals need to do is bring in
Speaker 1: whomever it may be, a guy that is an alpha male,
Speaker 1: had coach a guy who is indeed going to command
Speaker 1: the room and challenge challenge players, challenge coaches, challenge the
Speaker 1: front office, challenge them all. That is what I want
Speaker 1: to see them do. And I also want to say this, David,
Speaker 1: You're comment on Kyler Murray's spot on as well. Kyler Murray.
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray has got to have a burning desire in
Speaker 1: his heart to get right, get healthy, and go out
Speaker 1: and become a better quarterback and a better person in
Speaker 1: terms of being a man and a leader. He's got
Speaker 1: to take that personally and take charge of this team
Speaker 1: going forward. And Guys, I think he's gonna do it.
Speaker 1: Bluda Baker was asked with Kay Adams on Up and
Speaker 1: Adams what exactly Kyler Murray needs in his next head coach.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's going to be more structure, you know,
Speaker 1: understanding what to do, Understanding the little intricate details of
Speaker 1: the game plan weekend and week I definitely feel like
Speaker 1: that coach is going to happen. Need that for Kyler
Speaker 1: and then for the whole team, because you know, we
Speaker 1: kind of need that foundation, that that front runner type
Speaker 1: person that is going to show us what we have
Speaker 1: to do before the week to win, and then we'll
Speaker 1: go from there. How many times did we hear the
Speaker 1: two words last season after virtually every game and I
Speaker 1: quote self inflicted, those self inflicted errors that cost the
Speaker 1: Cardinals games. Little things are big things, and when the
Speaker 1: little things slip, it becomes a big issue because those
Speaker 1: little things decide games in the NFL. We all know
Speaker 1: that anybody who watches the game. Let me ask you this, Dave,
Speaker 1: to what degree then if we're talking about Kyler and
Speaker 1: he's the priority and obviously the investment says the s indeed,
Speaker 1: over two hundred million dollars worth investing in your franchise quarterback,
Speaker 1: does Mike Kafka have a competitive advantage just because he's
Speaker 1: an offensive guy. I think a lot comes down to,
Speaker 1: you know what, does Mike's philosophy and does that jibe
Speaker 1: with how Kyler views the game? I think I'm sure
Speaker 1: that's one of the reasons that Manti Asencourt talked to
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray, you know, how does he view the game?
Speaker 1: How does he think offenses are to be successful? Again,
Speaker 1: I think you have to have because if if Kyler
Speaker 1: views it one way, and whether it's an offensive head
Speaker 1: coach or a defensive head coach with an offensive coordinator.
Speaker 1: Whoever that guy is, I think has to see things
Speaker 1: in a similar way. And my guess is that they're
Speaker 1: at this point with my Kapta because he sees things
Speaker 1: in a similar way that Kyler Murray does about how
Speaker 1: offensive football should be played, because if it's the exact opposite,
Speaker 1: there's going to be a clash. If it's you know,
Speaker 1: if there's room for disagreement, fine, I mean there's got
Speaker 1: to be. It's not going to be perfect, but I
Speaker 1: do think there must be a connection already in terms
Speaker 1: of how they view the game and what their philosophy
Speaker 1: is of how to be an offensive team and win games.
Speaker 1: Otherwise I don't think Mike Kalko would be at this
Speaker 1: point in the interviews. You know what's interesting about it,
Speaker 1: as we all guys, Mike Kafka of course, is it's
Speaker 1: a guy that has been working with Daniel Jones, and
Speaker 1: Daniel Jones turned into a dual throat quarterback this year. Yes,
Speaker 1: now we all know, I know Kyler's coming off the
Speaker 1: ACL and everything else, but we all know Kyler Murray's
Speaker 1: already a dual throat quarterback. I mean, Daniel Jones ran
Speaker 1: it seventeen times in a playoff win. Think about that.
Speaker 1: Think about this, two guys, the fact that Mike Kafka
Speaker 1: was front center for what Brian Dabele just did with
Speaker 1: a Giants team that was coming off its own four
Speaker 1: win season and turned it around, Yeah, and made the playoffs.
Speaker 1: Se Quon Barkley saying this week to the media about Dabele, quote,
Speaker 1: He's brought energy in a spark. He's brought the entire
Speaker 1: organization back to life, not just the players, but the
Speaker 1: whole facility. So Kafka just witnessed that sort of turnaround.
Speaker 1: Could he do the same for the Cardinals or Willoby
Speaker 1: Louanna Ruma. We'll talk about him next. On The Big
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Speaker 1: He's gonna go all the way touchdown Bengals, touchdown Fangals
Speaker 1: Sam Hubbard and pulls it out of the air and
Speaker 1: rumbles the length of the field touchdown Cincinnati, this place
Speaker 1: is gone nuts. Bengals lead twenty three seventeen pleven thirty
Speaker 1: nine to go on to play ninety eight yards on
Speaker 1: the fumble return by Sam Hubbard in that Cincinnati playoff
Speaker 1: win against the Baltimore Ravens, one of the plays of
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Speaker 1: of the Cardinals Dave Pass joining us here talking about
Speaker 1: the Cardinals finalist, the head coaching candidates, and gentlemen. It
Speaker 1: couldn't be more different, right, couldn't be more different than
Speaker 1: two candidates offense versus defense, thirty five year old Mike
Speaker 1: Kafka against fifty six year old defensive coordinator lout On
Speaker 1: A rumo, Wolf just, I mean, give me a gut
Speaker 1: feel and how tight do you think this race is?
Speaker 1: And Ivan ends up being and a rumo? Why what
Speaker 1: are his selling points? Yeah? You know, PAULI, that's a
Speaker 1: great question. Right now, we're not sitting in that room,
Speaker 1: we're not asking the questions. We don't hear the answers,
Speaker 1: and that really puts us at a great disadvantage. But
Speaker 1: from the outside looking in right now, you guys know,
Speaker 1: I want a defensive minded guy. That to me, I
Speaker 1: want a defensive minded guy because I think Kyler Murray
Speaker 1: needs that separation from that coach where suddenly you've got
Speaker 1: a defensive minded head coach who's not going to be
Speaker 1: working with Kyler Murray on a daily basis, not going
Speaker 1: to be working with him like he was an offensive
Speaker 1: coordinator or working with him like he was a quarterback coach,
Speaker 1: but a guy that is the head coach at the
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals going forward. So I think that separation between
Speaker 1: his franchise quarterback and whoever the head coach is a
Speaker 1: defensive minded guy. I like that. That's number one. Number two.
Speaker 1: A lot of the young guys like Isaiah Simmons and
Speaker 1: Zavan Collins, a man, I'd love to see them get
Speaker 1: a little bit of love right here with a defensive
Speaker 1: minded head coach. Number three. Every defensive minded head coach
Speaker 1: I've ever been around, guys has always had a more
Speaker 1: physical mentality, and you guys know, I want that physical mentality.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that Mike Kafka doesn't have that for
Speaker 1: all I know he does. He wants to get in
Speaker 1: thirty two personnel or jumbo and run the power. You
Speaker 1: know that may I have no idea, but I do
Speaker 1: know that I want a culture that is about the
Speaker 1: game of football being hard and you've got to practice
Speaker 1: like it's hard, and you've got to play in a
Speaker 1: very physical kind of way. I want to see the
Speaker 1: culture of the Arizona Cardinals tap into the essence of
Speaker 1: the game. All right, Dave, here's the head coach, Zach
Speaker 1: Taylor a Cincinnati He was asked about lu An a
Speaker 1: Rumo and is potential as a head coach. Yeah, he'd
Speaker 1: be a great head coach. He's extremely smart. He's got
Speaker 1: the player's best interest in mine. He wants to put
Speaker 1: them in their best positions to succeed. It's not about
Speaker 1: this is the scheme and we're just gonna do it
Speaker 1: whether it fits to gays or not. He's constantly evolving
Speaker 1: it to make sure that we're putting our guys in
Speaker 1: position to do the things that hit their strengths. He
Speaker 1: does a great job adjusting the course the week over
Speaker 1: the course the game. That's from Bengals dot Com. You know,
Speaker 1: these things go Dave. Typically a team will go from
Speaker 1: one type of head coach to a different type of
Speaker 1: head coach offense or defense players coach versus disciplinarian. If
Speaker 1: that's the case, then they're probably going to go to
Speaker 1: lu Ana Ruma following a Cliff Kingsbury. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think, you know, it's interesting because it's feels like
Speaker 1: we know more about Louianna Rumo because he's older. But
Speaker 1: Mike cap has been in the NFL only a couple
Speaker 1: of years longer. You know, I joking you guys earlier
Speaker 1: about that memorable Bowl game when Mike Capa was a
Speaker 1: quarterback in Northwestern. Well that was twenty ten New Year's
Speaker 1: Day twenty ten. Loui Anda Remot was the DVS coach
Speaker 1: at Purdue that year. Wo you know, he's only been
Speaker 1: in the NFL for about a decade. But I think
Speaker 1: when you look at you know, people have thrown out
Speaker 1: some of the numbers with Cincinnati and they said, well,
Speaker 1: you know, you look at the numbers and they don't
Speaker 1: stand out, but look at the playoff numbers. Look at
Speaker 1: what they've done in real situations in the playoffs when
Speaker 1: it matters most. And his defenses have been very good,
Speaker 1: and I think they've had good players. I don't think
Speaker 1: they've had elite players on that defense. I think he
Speaker 1: deserves a lot of credit for that. But you know, guys,
Speaker 1: we went from you know, Bruce arians and they wanted
Speaker 1: somebody who, you know, it was different. So they went
Speaker 1: with the defensive mina head coach. And we saw Steve
Speaker 1: Wilkes do something in training camp, but we're like, wow,
Speaker 1: we haven't seen that. And then obviously we know what
Speaker 1: happened Week one. We could all tell that boy, this
Speaker 1: this was not going to work. And obviously it barely
Speaker 1: lasted the year and the Cardinals were already looking to
Speaker 1: move on. So yeah, I think ultimately it's about personnel.
Speaker 1: It's about the players, it's about your quarterback. It's about
Speaker 1: the group you have on defense, and they have to
Speaker 1: get better on the defensive line and on the edges.
Speaker 1: But I think, you know, you've got two guys that
Speaker 1: are different in the sense one guy's thirty six, the
Speaker 1: other guy's fifty six. You know, one guy's an offensive coach,
Speaker 1: the other guy's a defensive coach. I have to think
Speaker 1: at this point a lot of it comes down to
Speaker 1: you know, how do you think, because again, if lou
Speaker 1: and removes the coach, well, who's your offensive coordinator? Who's
Speaker 1: the person you're going to bring in? It's going to
Speaker 1: work closest with Kyler Murray. It's not gonna be lou
Speaker 1: It's going to be whoever the offensive coordinator is. So
Speaker 1: it's almost like there's a stecondary piece if you go
Speaker 1: defense that you really have to think long and hard about.
Speaker 1: Whereas if you hire an offensive minded head coach, you're
Speaker 1: picking that person because you feel that they will connect
Speaker 1: the best with Kyler Murray and you try and figure
Speaker 1: those out, right, I've try and figure that out during
Speaker 1: the interviews. You know, what's his process? How does he think?
Speaker 1: Here's a little glimpse in the Luana Roumo him talking
Speaker 1: about just the teaching aspect of coaching on Bengals dot Com.
Speaker 1: Try to make sure that the guys understand that what
Speaker 1: we're giving them and what we're trying to teach them,
Speaker 1: we're going to be passionate about it and take out
Speaker 1: and eliminate all the gray, so what they're going to
Speaker 1: know exactly what their job responsibilities are and make sure
Speaker 1: we're paying attention in detail well, put your guys on
Speaker 1: your work. Find a receiver. Find a receiver, three hard
Speaker 1: steps to the ball. We understand that the players are
Speaker 1: in tough situations, and so we want to make sure
Speaker 1: that a we're getting these guys to play as hard
Speaker 1: and as fast as possible, getting them to play with
Speaker 1: great passion, and getting them to play for each other.
Speaker 1: You step out on the field this year and you
Speaker 1: say yourself, I am better than all these dudes that
Speaker 1: are lining up across from me. I'm faster than him,
Speaker 1: I'm tougher than him. I'm gonna be smarter than him
Speaker 1: because I'm gonna play with leverage and don't stress. Ever,
Speaker 1: he's known for making great halftime adjustments Lou on a rumo,
Speaker 1: and he's also known for being a no nonsense guy
Speaker 1: statn Island Lou Right. He brings that sort of attitude
Speaker 1: and swagger with him as well. So when you sort
Speaker 1: of stack him up, well, if the tail of the
Speaker 1: tape these two finalists, I mean, what jumps out to you. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a great question, Paula. Honestly, based on what David
Speaker 1: just said in regard to Mike Kafka, if you were
Speaker 1: an owner, you've invested two hundred and thirty million dollars
Speaker 1: into Kyler Murray, and because of that, I do believe
Speaker 1: that that really helps Mike Kafka in terms of being
Speaker 1: the next head coach for the Arizona Cardinals. But again,
Speaker 1: I think if so much of it would be predicated
Speaker 1: on Hulu, on a rumo would bring in as that
Speaker 1: offensive coordinator, Who's who's going to work with Kyler Murray?
Speaker 1: What possibilities are out there? It's just things we don't
Speaker 1: know right now, and it's really interesting and very difficult
Speaker 1: to determine who's got the lead right now, Who's who's
Speaker 1: the front runner. Is it a possibility Vance Joseph is
Speaker 1: still in the mix in terms of being a defensive coordinator.
Speaker 1: If Mike Kafka is going to be your head coach,
Speaker 1: is that a possibility? You know, either one Anaumo and
Speaker 1: him work together in Miami exactly, So you're you're right
Speaker 1: about that, So I mean, you know, yeah, So that
Speaker 1: to me is what is interesting about this. Who do
Speaker 1: you trust? And if you're sitting in that room and
Speaker 1: you're asking the questions, direct pointed questions to these guys,
Speaker 1: their answers could be the difference in this whole thing.
Speaker 1: Let's listen to an answer from Buddha Baker this week.
Speaker 1: He was on with k Adams up in Adams and
Speaker 1: Dave respond to this what Buddhas said when he was
Speaker 1: asked what he wants in a head coach, I like, real,
Speaker 1: you know, just be real, you know whatever that is.
Speaker 1: Just be yourself. Don't be anything else, don't be anything different.
Speaker 1: You don't got to try to put any type of
Speaker 1: front with anybody. Just be real. Be who you are,
Speaker 1: whether that's a you know, a loud mouth or whether
Speaker 1: that's a quiet, more you know, humble ish type of person.
Speaker 1: So just be whoever you are, and you know we'll
Speaker 1: go from there. I mean, if you if you want
Speaker 1: to install accountability, that's the way BA used to do it,
Speaker 1: for example, right, he kept it all the way real. WELLOK, guys,
Speaker 1: I think you have to have somebody that. Yeah, players
Speaker 1: are very smart. They can see through somebody that's frauds on, right,
Speaker 1: they can see through that. So you want to get
Speaker 1: somebody who whatever comes out of his mouth mouth first
Speaker 1: that first team meeting. Whenever he's hired. You're hearing a
Speaker 1: lot of the same things in training camp. You know,
Speaker 1: you want somebody that that first impression sticks with you
Speaker 1: and you say, Okay, this is this is somebody that hey,
Speaker 1: he's real. I mean, I mean, I love everything he
Speaker 1: has to say, but I like the fact that he's
Speaker 1: a straight shooter because he getting players see through that.
Speaker 1: But ultimately, look, with Kyler Murray's injury situation, guys and
Speaker 1: not knowing the time frame, this is a higher whoever
Speaker 1: it ends up being that you're making this move. And
Speaker 1: again it's similar to when the Cardinals hired Cliff. You're
Speaker 1: making this move for years to come. It's not just
Speaker 1: about this year. Even though I do think the Cardinals
Speaker 1: are in terms of overall personnel, they do have a
Speaker 1: lot of players, they had a lot of holes, but
Speaker 1: they also have a lot of players that are guys
Speaker 1: that are Pro Bowl level, and Boot obviously is one
Speaker 1: of them, multiple Pro Bowls already under his belt. You've
Speaker 1: got to find somebody who you think can not only
Speaker 1: meet these guys and reach these guys now, but that
Speaker 1: it's sustainable. So yeah, I think someone that's real and
Speaker 1: that you respect and appreciate that that's got to stay.
Speaker 1: It can't wane when things get tough. If you get
Speaker 1: off to a poor start, if this is a year
Speaker 1: where you're trying to just get back to where you
Speaker 1: were a couple of years ago when you had all
Speaker 1: your weapons and Kyler was one hundred percent, because that
Speaker 1: then they take some time, guys, not that Colt can't
Speaker 1: go in there. The cold McCloy is your starter Week one.
Speaker 1: We've seen it. Cool can win games for you. You
Speaker 1: can still be competitive. And that's why, again, I think
Speaker 1: it's important to have somebody that that first impression training
Speaker 1: camp starts, and then when the season starts, the voice,
Speaker 1: the message is the same, and it's a message that
Speaker 1: you respect. And that's a great segue because if you're
Speaker 1: talking about the poor start last year and you have
Speaker 1: to wonder if training camp was tough enough. Buddha Baker
Speaker 1: alluded to as much recently and on Pro Football Talk,
Speaker 1: Isaiah Simmons was a guest this week, and here's what
Speaker 1: he had to say about cards camp. In training camp,
Speaker 1: you could tell that maybe at times it's a little relaxed.
Speaker 1: It was a little too relax you know, training camp
Speaker 1: that's when you really find out a lot about your team,
Speaker 1: and at times I felt like a lot of that
Speaker 1: carried over into the season, you know, with people being
Speaker 1: maybe two relaxed. Interesting. It's something we've talked about and
Speaker 1: surmised about it, you know what. You know, the positive
Speaker 1: there is that the players know it. The players, the
Speaker 1: players are citing it, and so when it's from the
Speaker 1: inside out Wolf, that makes me a little more bullish
Speaker 1: on enacting some serious change again once Paul, I've talked
Speaker 1: about it for a long time, but I am an
Speaker 1: old school guy, and I'm no longer apologizing for being
Speaker 1: an old school guy. You gotta go out and you
Speaker 1: got to practice the game of football hard. There's an
Speaker 1: old saying you play like you practice, and you practice
Speaker 1: like you play. Now, I realize you can't go full go.
Speaker 1: I understand there's only so many padded practices you can
Speaker 1: have throughout a year in the National Football League, talking
Speaker 1: about the entire season, So you've got to be mindful
Speaker 1: of all of this, of course, But I think you
Speaker 1: can still go at a good tempo with nothing but
Speaker 1: shells on. And when I say shells, I'm talking about
Speaker 1: the foamy pads where you really don't have any pads on.
Speaker 1: You can still get a lot of work done. I
Speaker 1: just don't know if you need walkthroughs. Deebo Samuel is
Speaker 1: talking this week about how hard the forty nine ers practice,
Speaker 1: for example, right, and then you got to figure out
Speaker 1: a whey to stay healthy. I mean you look at
Speaker 1: the two offensive lines that are in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: The Chiefs missed two games by a starter all year.
Speaker 1: The Eagles missed three games by a starter all year.
Speaker 1: So you know, in to your point earlier, Dave, if
Speaker 1: you can stay healthy and you can instill maybe a
Speaker 1: little bit of this discipline and what have you, how
Speaker 1: far away do you think the roster is? I mean,
Speaker 1: how did the Giants go from four wins to eleven
Speaker 1: wins in a playoff victory with Daniel Jones? If you
Speaker 1: get this head coach higher, right, five of the ten
Speaker 1: teams this season they had a new head coach made
Speaker 1: the playoffs. I mean, it's not out of the rebel
Speaker 1: possibility because eighteen months ago you were ten and two. Right,
Speaker 1: it is the NFL, and you have an whole world
Speaker 1: type talent. And say Markley, he was in a contract
Speaker 1: year and was healthy and was unbelievable, and Daniels don't
Speaker 1: play great, and he found the right system for him
Speaker 1: and had the right coaching staff for him. But you know,
Speaker 1: I want to go back to Isaiah simmons comments because
Speaker 1: I think this is something to keep in mind too.
Speaker 1: You know, we're talking about flipping things and going from
Speaker 1: being a non playoff team to being a playoff team.
Speaker 1: You know, Isaiah Simon has to play better. I understand
Speaker 1: what he's saying about. You know, Camp was, in his opinion,
Speaker 1: you know, wasn't competitive enough and should he have played
Speaker 1: in the preseason, Yeah, he should have. He was not ready,
Speaker 1: He was not in a position where the coaching staff
Speaker 1: should have sat him, and he needed reps. He still
Speaker 1: needs reps, and they need to find the right coaches
Speaker 1: to put him in a situation where he can succeed.
Speaker 1: Make a determination on what you think he is. Put
Speaker 1: him there, don't make the same mistake with him that
Speaker 1: you made with a son Reddick. Put him there. But
Speaker 1: he also has to play better. You know. Again, it's
Speaker 1: easy for players to say, well, Camp was like this,
Speaker 1: and yeah we got off to bed start and injuries.
Speaker 1: But you know, your first Trump pick, you know, this
Speaker 1: is kind of make it or break a year for him.
Speaker 1: And I'm not counting him out because I think you know,
Speaker 1: you talk about Hassan Reddick being a model of somebody
Speaker 1: that was a first round pick because he was a
Speaker 1: tremendous athlete, will find a way to give him confidence,
Speaker 1: put him in a place where he can succeed, so
Speaker 1: that he gets confident. So then all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: the guys a game wrecker and a game changer. You
Speaker 1: drafted him for that reason. So some of that's on
Speaker 1: him and some of the time the staff to find
Speaker 1: the best way to use him, and not just him,
Speaker 1: but plenty of other guys. You know, Zavian Collins, what's
Speaker 1: the next step for him? Yea. And you look at
Speaker 1: these teams that go from being, you know, out of
Speaker 1: the postseason to being real competitors. You know, a lot
Speaker 1: of them. The talent didn't change much. So obviously the
Speaker 1: coach has found a way to get the most out
Speaker 1: of him. But also these guys they determined that hey,
Speaker 1: this is this is it for me. You know, I've
Speaker 1: got a chance to make a lot of money, I've
Speaker 1: got a chance to get that second contract. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: step up and I'm going to produce in a way
Speaker 1: that I haven't before. And if Advisa Simmons does that,
Speaker 1: there's some other guys in this roster. If they do that,
Speaker 1: then the Cardinals have a chance to be a much
Speaker 1: better team in twenty twenty three. And since we're talking
Speaker 1: about players right here, let me bring back Buddha Baker
Speaker 1: as well. When Buddha Baker was talking about the coaches,
Speaker 1: he's got to be real. Remember he said that he's
Speaker 1: got to be real. You know, whether that's screaming or
Speaker 1: not screaming, whatever it may be, He's got to be himself.
Speaker 1: He's got to be real. The thing I appreciate the
Speaker 1: most when we talk about players and you think of
Speaker 1: Buddha Baker, he never needed another human being to get
Speaker 1: him ready to play in an NFL game. That you
Speaker 1: need more guys like Buddha Baker. Monti Asenford knows that
Speaker 1: you need more guys that are built like Buddha Baker
Speaker 1: is mentally where you don't need somebody to scream at you.
Speaker 1: You don't depend on somebody to get you ready for
Speaker 1: a game. You get yourself ready for the game as
Speaker 1: a pro because this is how you support your family.
Speaker 1: For me, that's what they can do better everybody involved,
Speaker 1: and that is getting more Buddha Baker type guys in
Speaker 1: that locker room and who did Manias and ford Hire
Speaker 1: as his assistant GM Dave sears from Detroit and they
Speaker 1: spend the last two years looking for those sorts of
Speaker 1: dudes that exact sort of player that mindset. Episode fifty
Speaker 1: five at the Dave Pash Podcast featuring actor and comedian
Speaker 1: Frank Caliendo, available now at your preferred podcast provider via
Speaker 1: Twitter at Pash pod. If you want info, tam and
Speaker 1: lead into the super Bowl, you want Frank Caliendo, that
Speaker 1: is for sure, Dave, we appreciate it. You're in New
Speaker 1: Orleans when you see Zion Williamson, tell them that the
Speaker 1: Suns are waiting to auston from the playoffs again this
Speaker 1: time with Kade. Okay, so go ahead, talk some trash
Speaker 1: and also, David, have some gumbo for me, praise a
Speaker 1: lot of gumbo's. Wolf. Yeah, I know that Wolf. This
Speaker 1: is probably your favorite place on earth. And from the food,
Speaker 1: we'll try to eat well for you. Okay, have to fat.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Dave. Dave Fash Voice of the Cardinals. We
Speaker 1: continue with a big red rage presented by Santan Ford
Speaker 1: and Gilbert. We are Santan four. The Eagles have been
Speaker 1: the NFC's best team all season long. Zeros on the
Speaker 1: Clock and Evil carryvan momentum with big wins in the
Speaker 1: Divisional round against the Giants, and here in the Championship
Speaker 1: ROMI in San Francisco all the way to Arizona and
Speaker 1: Super Bowl fifty seven. The Philadelphia Eagles are going to
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl again, him pinching thirty one a seven
Speaker 1: win over San Francisco. It is over. The Chanson City
Speaker 1: Chiefs are going to the Super Bowl for the third
Speaker 1: time in four years. The Chiefs win the AFC Championship
Speaker 1: and keep revenge against the Bengals twenty Freedom twenty the
Speaker 1: final and arrowhead. It'll be the Chiefs and the Eagles
Speaker 1: in Super Bowl fifty seven. And that's how we got here.
Speaker 1: In the AC the final calls courtesy of Westwood one
Speaker 1: I an Eagle. They're preceded by Kevin Harland. Bowl teams
Speaker 1: have scored five hundred forty six points this season Ron Wolfley.
Speaker 1: It's the first time two number one seeds have squared
Speaker 1: off in a Super Bowl since the twenty seventeen season,
Speaker 1: the Eagles and Patriots. And because you look like you
Speaker 1: want a trivia question, here you go. You're ready, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm ready. Paul kelvc ron Wolfie is a big red
Speaker 1: ration presented by Santan Ford and Gilbert. The most watched
Speaker 1: super Bowl ever was I have no idea both in
Speaker 1: terms of TV viewers. Yes, stay local. How about Super
Speaker 1: Bowl forty nine? The last time it was here in
Speaker 1: Arizonts indeed, so that was Arizona. Of course, Patriots Seahawks
Speaker 1: went down to the final play, went down to the
Speaker 1: goal line, as we know, right, Malcolm Butler. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: one hundred fifteen plus million viewers. Oh my goodness. And
Speaker 1: they're saying with a star power in this game. If
Speaker 1: it is a close game, it definitely has the potential
Speaker 1: to eclipse the last time it was in Arizona and
Speaker 1: the most watched super Bowl ever. What do you think
Speaker 1: how closely contested will this game be? Polly? That's a
Speaker 1: great question, it really is. I'm hoping for this right here,
Speaker 1: going into the fourth quarter. This is a contested super Bowl.
Speaker 1: That's what I want to see. I don't care who wins, Polly,
Speaker 1: I really don't going into the fourth quarter. I want
Speaker 1: to see a contest. I want to see a game
Speaker 1: that is up for grabs and to me. When you
Speaker 1: talk about this, the dynamics of this game, where do
Speaker 1: you begin. You begin with the fact the Kansas City
Speaker 1: Chiefs are the number one pass offense in the National
Speaker 1: Football League and the Philadelphia Eagles are the number one
Speaker 1: pass defense in the National Football League. Polly, are you
Speaker 1: kidding me? That's just stunning to me. Number one in
Speaker 1: yards per game and number one in yards per play,
Speaker 1: both of these teams number one. You put the two together,
Speaker 1: there's just no denying it whatsoever. And not only that too.
Speaker 1: It comes down to the Philadelphia Eagles in their pass
Speaker 1: rush number one in sacks per attempt. We know it.
Speaker 1: Here it comes Hassan Reddick, Here it comes Brandon Graham.
Speaker 1: Here comes the Philadelphia Eagles and their pass rush coming
Speaker 1: after you, Pat Mahomes. Do the Kansas City Chiefs have
Speaker 1: the kind of offense they need to combat this because
Speaker 1: that's how the Eagles drain it out of a quarterback.
Speaker 1: It's one of the reasons why there are also number
Speaker 1: six in interception ratio in the National Football League the
Speaker 1: Eagles defense, because the pressure they can get on a quarterback.
Speaker 1: Is that going to be Pat Mahomes? And what about
Speaker 1: the wide receiver room for the Kansas City Chiefs. It's
Speaker 1: performed very very well all season long, So this to
Speaker 1: me is going to be the premier matchup of the game.
Speaker 1: So someone brought it up another trivia question. What's the
Speaker 1: record for most sacks and a Super Bowl by a team?
Speaker 1: The answer is seven, and a lot of Eagles fans
Speaker 1: are talking about that because of an Eagles defense that
Speaker 1: has seventy eight sacks including playoff games this year, seventy
Speaker 1: in the regular season, and that has been topped only
Speaker 1: twice in the modern era of football, both by those
Speaker 1: Bears teams in eighty four and eighty five they had
Speaker 1: eighty two and eighty and those two teams, those Bears teams.
Speaker 1: So think about that. This Eagles pass rush is historically good.
Speaker 1: And then think about the last time Patrick Mahomes lost
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl. It was against the Buccaneers and it
Speaker 1: was against Todd Bowles, and what exactly did they do.
Speaker 1: They sacked him three times and they hit and harassed
Speaker 1: him about thirty times in that game. So, just like
Speaker 1: Tom Brady would lose his Super Bowls, how do you
Speaker 1: go ahead and defeat Patrick Mahomes? Will you get to
Speaker 1: the quarterback? And especially if he has that ball ankle.
Speaker 1: Now he's saying all the right things. We'll see, here's
Speaker 1: the rub on this wolf. If you get into some
Speaker 1: of the numbers and the analytics, and I'll just get
Speaker 1: into this a little bit. Mahomes is generated more than
Speaker 1: twice as much passing EPA, which is expected points against
Speaker 1: right against the Blitz as any other quarterback since he
Speaker 1: took over as a starter in twenty eighteen. In other words,
Speaker 1: he's been twice as effective as any other quarterback in
Speaker 1: the NFL against the Blitz. Wow. Yeah, that is just good.
Speaker 1: That's knowing what to do. That's knowing where you're going
Speaker 1: with a ball that's pre snap read right there by
Speaker 1: a quarterback as well. And then Polly, I think you
Speaker 1: got to flip it over. And you look at the
Speaker 1: Eagles and their offense, their rush offense against the Kansas
Speaker 1: City Chiefs in that rush defense. These are the dynamics
Speaker 1: of the game, man, that just fascinate me. Right now,
Speaker 1: you're talking about a team and Eagles team that is
Speaker 1: number one in terms of rushing yards per game in
Speaker 1: the postseason right now, there were number five. As a
Speaker 1: matter of fact, all season long. They run the ball,
Speaker 1: they've got the best offensive line in the National Football
Speaker 1: League with Jason Kelsey as their center, and they run
Speaker 1: the ball and they do it better than anybody else.
Speaker 1: The Kansas City Chiefs rush defense has gotten a lot
Speaker 1: better than what we historically have seen in the Pat
Speaker 1: Mahomes era, but it's still to me they're Achilles heel
Speaker 1: and I wonder how much of that is going to
Speaker 1: be a true statement when they square off because their
Speaker 1: number thirty one in the red zone as well. All
Speaker 1: season long, the Chiefs defense has not been good at
Speaker 1: stopping other teams once they got into their red zone,
Speaker 1: they're plus twenty in they have not been good number
Speaker 1: thirty one. Why is that Because they've struggled to stop
Speaker 1: the run from time to time, and that is what
Speaker 1: the Eagles do better than anyone else in the NFL.
Speaker 1: So that offensive line, and I agree, if you're to
Speaker 1: go ahead and you put the tail of the tape
Speaker 1: and these two teams, I think where the Eagles are
Speaker 1: definitely decisively better is along the offensive line when the
Speaker 1: Jason Kelsey and Lane Johnson, I mean just that offensive
Speaker 1: line and it's good. So what can they do against
Speaker 1: Chris Jones? Because we know that beyond the quarterbacks. Who
Speaker 1: was the key last year? Who was Aaron Donald? So
Speaker 1: if Chris Jones, a guy who in the AFC Championship
Speaker 1: had eight pressures and on those eight plays there were
Speaker 1: three sacks, two by himself and five incompletions. Yes, if
Speaker 1: Chris Jones can be that guy, and he was talking
Speaker 1: to the media about oh yeah, they're gonna move him
Speaker 1: up and down the line, it's not just going to
Speaker 1: be so simple as him lining up in the same spot.
Speaker 1: Love rep after Rep. Paula, I love that right there?
Speaker 1: What is the most destructive defensive force in the football universe?
Speaker 1: A free technique that you can't block? Baby to me,
Speaker 1: if Jalen Carter out of Georgia is that guy, If
Speaker 1: he's the next Chris Jones, the next Aaron Donald? Dare
Speaker 1: I say if he's that dude, If he's him, you
Speaker 1: make him your pick at number three. If your prison
Speaker 1: the Cardinals, I just gotta talk to him, or is
Speaker 1: that okay? Polly? Can I talk to him? See what
Speaker 1: kind of motor he's got? Can I do that? Hey?
Speaker 1: It's a Cardinal season ticket priority list, and look at
Speaker 1: some of the opponents beyond the division. You got Theiance,
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Speaker 1: back more about the Super Bowl. Might even get a
Speaker 1: prediction out of Ron Wolfley. Next on the Big Red
Speaker 1: Rage besented by santan Ford and Gilbert and it works
Speaker 1: out of the shotgun. He takes it facing pressure. He's
Speaker 1: in trouble. He swat around about, He's hard to get away.
Speaker 1: He looks the floor, he doves dock Freedom catches to
Speaker 1: me dot At the twenty five card leaven Tyree comes
Speaker 1: up with the Paul or just took the laugh of
Speaker 1: heroes manning forward put a judgments at the charts are
Speaker 1: black top of Holy thirty five seconds for betting it takes,
Speaker 1: puts it down and take the work and one of
Speaker 1: the biggest upsets Pool history. The Giants shut be they
Speaker 1: previously upbeat Patriots and a half walk super Bowl Quarter two.
Speaker 1: In the shut there's the Snappets belt high quick throw.
Speaker 1: It's intercepted. It the goal line. Let's intercepted bow uncol Butler.
Speaker 1: Malcolm Frontler is intercepted, Rustle. Listen, let the goal line
Speaker 1: twenty seconds left. Act memories, big time memories. I was saying, well,
Speaker 1: if I was sitting on auxiliary press for that last
Speaker 1: Super Bowl forty nine here in the AC, that's code
Speaker 1: for three rows from the very top of the building. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's where you needed to be two bowl that's right.
Speaker 1: And so everyone thought the Super Bowl is going one
Speaker 1: way with one victor, and then boom, Malcolm Butler decided
Speaker 1: it the other way. If there's one thing State Farm
Speaker 1: Stadium does better than any other venue in the NFL,
Speaker 1: dare I say playoff football, NFL postseason football. I mean
Speaker 1: almost always something crazy is in store in that building,
Speaker 1: whether it was Super Bowl forty nine and the way
Speaker 1: that came down, or we heard super Bowl forty two,
Speaker 1: two thousand and seven with that unbeaten Patriots team, that
Speaker 1: David Tyree catch by the Giants. Just think about some
Speaker 1: of the drama in that building. I mean super bowls
Speaker 1: and then Cardinals hail Larry for example in the fifteen playoffs. Right, yeah, no, Pauly.
Speaker 1: The building, of course, has seen an awful lot of
Speaker 1: that goodness right there. Think about this too. The Philadelphia
Speaker 1: Eagles they played there this year and they won there.
Speaker 1: The Kansas City Chiefs, that's what Polly, they played there
Speaker 1: and unfortunately they won there. And then when I think
Speaker 1: of the teams that are playing over at State Farm
Speaker 1: Stadium in Super Bowl fifty seven, the very first thing
Speaker 1: I think of is Jalen Hurts versus Patrick Mahomes Paull.
Speaker 1: This is first time Polly against second team All Pro.
Speaker 1: And you know what, I'm gonna buy you some time
Speaker 1: for your prediction because I just want to I just
Speaker 1: want to throw out what Roger Goodell had to say
Speaker 1: at his annual Commissioner press conference given a shout out
Speaker 1: to Arizona just as State fo Stadium as the host,
Speaker 1: the Cardinals as the host team, the valley as the
Speaker 1: host city. I mean, think about, you know, everything that's
Speaker 1: gone into it for how many years and we do
Speaker 1: mean years of planning, and for the Commissioner, who usually
Speaker 1: waits till after a Super Bowl to give the plaudits
Speaker 1: and the prompts, for him to say it before the
Speaker 1: game even kicked off. So that was something, and that's
Speaker 1: a credit to Michael Bidwell and Larry Fitzgerald J. Perry,
Speaker 1: chairman of the Super Bowl Committee. So you tell me,
Speaker 1: wolf how's this game gonna go. Who's gonna win? What's
Speaker 1: the score? Let's see. Patrick Mahomes has been two three
Speaker 1: super Bowls counting this one. Yep, he's one and one.
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts zero and zero. I believe he's going to
Speaker 1: be zero and one. I think Pat Mahomes is Pat
Speaker 1: Mahomes and goes two and one in this super Bowl. See.
Speaker 1: I want to go to the Eagles. I want to
Speaker 1: say talent, Trump's the experience, but too many people are
Speaker 1: taking the Eagles, and so I'm gonna go the Chiefs
Speaker 1: in a Clinton. I think it's gonna be bookends. They
Speaker 1: started their season with a win in that stadium. I
Speaker 1: think there gonna end the season thirty one, twenty seven.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. We'll see if it goes down
Speaker 1: to the wire. Special thanks Jim Almahundro and Cody Fincher
Speaker 1: for Dave pass Ron Wolflee on Paul Kelvey seat. This
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