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Speaker 2: The Texans beat the Colts twenty three to twenty. Anthony
Speaker 2: Richardson was two of fifteen in the first half in
Speaker 2: Sunday's loss to the Texans. That was the worst half
Speaker 2: first half completion percentage by player with at least fifteen
Speaker 2: of tips since Steve Berline with two of seventeen and
Speaker 2: the Cowboys in the first half of game excuse me
Speaker 2: against the Eagles eleven years before Richardson was born born
Speaker 2: who the fans are slamming Anthony Richardson for taking himself
Speaker 2: out of the game in the third quarter.
Speaker 3: Oho.
Speaker 2: Anthony Richardson talked about it after the game. Tired, ain't
Speaker 2: gonna lie. That was a lot of running right there
Speaker 2: that I did. So I just told Shane I needed
Speaker 2: a break right here.
Speaker 5: He just took It was just one play on.
Speaker 2: Oh Joe, you can't. You can't, oh Joe everything. You
Speaker 2: don't have to verbalize everything, right right, right right. Guys
Speaker 2: need to understand that. Bro, you think you being stand up. Bro,
Speaker 2: you the face of the franchise. You can't come out.
Speaker 2: You too tired to turn around and hand the ball off.
Speaker 6: And you know what you know, I thought he came
Speaker 6: out and he probably he ain't say nothing. I thought
Speaker 6: it was that that left ankle.
Speaker 3: Okay, say yeah, you can't say I'm tired, Oh Joe.
Speaker 5: I don't think you want to say he was hurt.
Speaker 5: I think it was that left ankle.
Speaker 3: So you think said I was tired, We was better
Speaker 3: than saying I was hurt.
Speaker 6: You you know how that go. Once you got once
Speaker 6: you got an injury, you know what they want to do.
Speaker 6: They want to take your helmet. They won't let They
Speaker 6: don't want to let you back in the game.
Speaker 3: Oh Joe, Oh joe, The man said, I was tired.
Speaker 2: We've seen lamar, We've seen quarterbackshun thirty forty fifty yards
Speaker 2: and come back in And had you mean to tell
Speaker 2: me this man, this man is twenty one, twenty two
Speaker 2: years of age, and you too tired to turn around
Speaker 2: and hand the ball off.
Speaker 3: Oh joe. That's not a good look. Man, that's a
Speaker 3: horrible look.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it wasn't a good answer.
Speaker 6: It wasn't a good answer, and I'm sure he'd learned
Speaker 6: from it, though he learned from it.
Speaker 5: You have to be careful what you say.
Speaker 6: And obviously he's not as medias savvy as other quarterbacks
Speaker 6: will be, especially in that's are you in a situation
Speaker 6: like that? But I still think it was that ankle.
Speaker 6: I really think it was that ankle. That's why it
Speaker 6: came out. He'll learned from it, though, Lord help me.
Speaker 2: Sometimes guys just don't even say nothing. Just don't say nothing, man,
Speaker 2: lebron to beat the breaks off the Panthers.
Speaker 5: Beat that don't even count. They playing the Panthers. Man,
Speaker 5: that don't count.
Speaker 3: Don't like we beat y'all too.
Speaker 6: You don't get no, you don't get no points for that.
Speaker 6: You don't get no points for that game at all.
Speaker 2: Boat Nicks had two hundred and twenty pass the yards
Speaker 2: in the first half of Sunday's win, more than he's
Speaker 2: had all but one game this season.
Speaker 3: dB J. C.
Speaker 2: Horn called out Sean Payton post's game. Try to run
Speaker 2: up the score. No, no, no, no, you let me come
Speaker 2: your team. My job is to coach my team. Your
Speaker 2: coaching's job is to coach your team. Because what I do,
Speaker 2: oh Joe, when I beat you bad, I do your favor.
Speaker 2: I let everybody knows you're not good enough your offense,
Speaker 2: your defense, your special teams. Because see, if I'm making
Speaker 2: a close game, you're gonna go into the locker room
Speaker 2: say guys.
Speaker 3: We're close.
Speaker 2: We're really close. That's a good football team and we
Speaker 2: almost had them. No, I beat the hell out you.
Speaker 2: I let you know you're not close. You're not close
Speaker 2: in any aspect of it. So don't worry about my team.
Speaker 2: Why you don't be worried about my team? Sean Payton
Speaker 2: was brutally honest post game about playing the Panthers that's
Speaker 2: not a good offense we played. It's just the truth.
Speaker 2: We expected that we're going to see a lot better teams.
Speaker 2: Le Broncos are three and five, Oh, five and three
Speaker 2: at Baltimore and Kansas City the next week.
Speaker 5: Now you know what you're having.
Speaker 6: If your Broncos so much is doing all this hoo
Speaker 6: rah and hoop flying, so happy about.
Speaker 5: Beating the Panthers, for hell, you're finna lose the next
Speaker 5: two games.
Speaker 3: Don't worry about it. Y'all have lost, y'all last the.
Speaker 5: Next two games.
Speaker 3: But we played.
Speaker 5: We played really good teams that we lost to. There's
Speaker 5: a difference.
Speaker 3: The Patriots good.
Speaker 5: You talk about way at the beginning of the season.
Speaker 2: Did y'all lose a win against the Patriots. It's a
Speaker 2: simple yes or no.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But y'all next two though, whoa, whoa, why you wish.
Speaker 5: You I'm just I'm just being real. I'm just being really.
Speaker 2: Oh now, all of a sudden, you want to be real?
Speaker 2: I may ask you to be real? Earth you ought
Speaker 2: to be real?
Speaker 3: Now? Hey, uh, Sean Fay said I was just bruiler.
Speaker 3: He said that's not a good.
Speaker 6: Any other coach would have said that. The would have
Speaker 6: jumped on him. If a player had said that, they
Speaker 6: would have jumped on him. But Sean Payton says, and
Speaker 6: tell the truth about the elephant in the room.
Speaker 5: It's crickets.
Speaker 3: They're not good.
Speaker 5: I mean, we know that. You're not supposed to say
Speaker 5: it though it's a coach.
Speaker 2: I mean, hey, the thing is that kind of started
Speaker 2: our ribery in Pittsburgh. I said that the first game
Speaker 2: we played Pittsburgh in Old three River Stadium and we
Speaker 2: shut them out my first year in Baltimore, and I
Speaker 2: said that might be the worst team, the worst Steelers
Speaker 2: team I've seen in my life. Coach Kyle was saying.
Speaker 2: He jopped back and say, hey, you tell him the
Speaker 2: word about his own team, and we're worry about our time.
Speaker 2: So that kind of started the Stealer Ravens ribery because
Speaker 2: that's when we know we started getting into it. I started,
Speaker 2: you know, Plexico and I went back and forth.
Speaker 5: Earl Holmes, God damn plex.
Speaker 3: Broncos are five and three.
Speaker 2: Another team, my co host is three and five, five
Speaker 2: and three.
Speaker 6: I bet I bet one thing, I got another. I
Speaker 6: got a side bet on top of the other. Bet
Speaker 6: that double nothing.
Speaker 3: I don't bet.
Speaker 5: I bet the Bengals finished for a better record than
Speaker 5: the than the Broncos.
Speaker 3: I tell you what I'm betting. I bet that I
Speaker 3: ain't bet you no more. You know what I bet.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm gonna bet. I'm gonna bet to
Speaker 3: look on your face when y'all don't make the playoffs.
Speaker 5: Y'all ain't making the playoffs either, or.
Speaker 2: A little junior that that's a little from uh around little.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so?
Speaker 5: Oh that's live goddamn a earl if you watch it?
Speaker 3: Why he was a dB? Wasn't he played safety? Boy? Man,
Speaker 3: you do realize dB is safety? Right?
Speaker 6: Yeah, now we know DV. Listen, let let's let's let's
Speaker 6: come on now. dB is dB defensive backs? Now if
Speaker 6: he's yes, stay safety or strong safety? Earl, earl play,
Speaker 6: I think free or strong?
Speaker 5: What one of them?
Speaker 3: Which is a defensive back? So what position to a replay?
Speaker 3: Every Yeah?
Speaker 1: It was a free safety?
Speaker 3: So what what does that classified as.
Speaker 5: A free safety?
Speaker 3: dB? Defensive back?
Speaker 6: When I when I say when, when we say defensive backs, okay, cornerback.
Speaker 2: Yeah, any any secondary is considered a defensive back safety,
Speaker 2: free safety, strong safety, cornerback.
Speaker 3: All of those considered defensive backs.
Speaker 6: I don't like that, but I like it. You know,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna let you have that one. I'm let you
Speaker 6: had that one.
Speaker 3: Hey, Chace, y'all see him.
Speaker 5: He just want to you just for the I'm just
Speaker 5: you you gouty the LISTA. Let you have it, baby,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna let you have it.
Speaker 3: Let let you have it, Chad. What do y'all call it? Defend?
Speaker 3: What do y'all call? What is defensive back? If safety
Speaker 3: included as a dB?
Speaker 5: When someone says dB, the first thing you think about
Speaker 5: as a cornerback.
Speaker 2: Though I think about I think of corner safety. That's
Speaker 2: the only two, that's the only thing it can be.
Speaker 6: When when someone says D be the first thing for
Speaker 6: a football person, a football mind like myself, I think
Speaker 6: a cornerback.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 5: Now, if we talk about safety, someone says a safety
Speaker 5: a free safety. They don't say dB.
Speaker 2: So if I say back, So if I say backer,
Speaker 2: so you what you're thinking about?
Speaker 3: You think? Will if you.
Speaker 5: Think if you say backer, I'm thinking about this, I'm
Speaker 5: thinking about the mic?
Speaker 3: So what so what is t J Watt? What is
Speaker 3: Michael parksy d N d N back Apart? T J.
Speaker 3: Watt is a linebacker. They play a three four.
Speaker 5: His hand is in the ground. Man, he's a d N.
Speaker 3: He's a thirty four backer.
Speaker 6: I understand what you're saying. I understand that the terminology
Speaker 6: you're talking about. But once you touches the ground, you
Speaker 6: are a d N. Even if you're in a three four. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: you're being yeah, you're being a little too technical.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: No, if you're in the three the d N and
Speaker 2: the three four is what JJ Watt played, which is
Speaker 2: a five technique.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, all right, so a seven tech, a seven technique. Okay,
Speaker 3: you got seven.
Speaker 5: Seven or nine seven and a nine.
Speaker 2: Okay, you got a cowboy front. You gotta you gotta
Speaker 2: wide night. Well we can call a wide night. We
Speaker 2: can call it a cowboy kind of outside eye. We
Speaker 2: can go seven front, which is end up, you go
Speaker 2: five with your shade.
Speaker 3: On the on the tackle of shoulder. That's what we called.
Speaker 1: That's what you're trying.
Speaker 2: You.
Speaker 6: You complicate, You complicated things. You don't have to be
Speaker 6: that complicated.
Speaker 3: L Joe.
Speaker 2: A cryptic Jordan Addison social media post prompt speculation he
Speaker 2: wants to be traded. The second year receiver posted a
Speaker 2: photo of himself in a uniform of Instagram with the
Speaker 2: cash free three.
Speaker 3: For the current generation that knows that certain things will.
Speaker 6: Be I mean when when when we say free anything,
Speaker 6: we already know what that means. That means you're in solitude.
Speaker 6: That means you you you you, you locked up and
Speaker 6: in some type of institution of some sort. And when
Speaker 6: you say.
Speaker 3: He lucky with two d UIs he absolutely right? He
Speaker 3: not locked.
Speaker 6: Ran to lead into that that I wasn't even trying to.
Speaker 3: I know you didn't.
Speaker 2: But he needs to think about that because Minnesota stuck
Speaker 2: by him with that on his resume.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean back about that situation. I don't I
Speaker 6: don't like when players are unhappy.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 6: I don't like when the players are unhappy and they
Speaker 6: and they and they say stuff like that because you
Speaker 6: never understand what can happen because you go to a
Speaker 6: situation that's really not that's really not for you, that's
Speaker 6: really not for you. If you have if you have
Speaker 6: an issue with getting the ball, you go talk to
Speaker 6: the officer coordinator, talk to your head coach, talk to
Speaker 6: your quarterback.
Speaker 3: So you want him so another word, you want to
Speaker 3: target that.
Speaker 6: You have to get the targets but at least make
Speaker 6: me feel like I'm part of the program.
Speaker 5: At least make me feel like I'm a part of
Speaker 5: the offense.
Speaker 2: You know, he started the season, he wasn't there to
Speaker 2: start the season, right.
Speaker 5: He just wants some production. He just wants some production,
Speaker 5: that's all.
Speaker 3: I just want to touch the ball. Oh Joe, the
Speaker 3: guy in his second year. It's o Joe. He's only
Speaker 3: been there in like three games.
Speaker 6: Damn.
Speaker 3: So he thinks he's supposed to have like forty targets
Speaker 3: and thirty two.
Speaker 5: Catchst You gotta understand how you feel.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm here. I wasn't here at the start
Speaker 6: of the season, but I'm here now. I would like
Speaker 6: I would like to help us continue to win.
Speaker 2: And plus and they're doing a lot of this with
Speaker 2: no Howkinson. So what you think is gonna look like
Speaker 2: when when they got when they got Jefferson and Hawkinson.
Speaker 6: And listen, the fact that Hawkinson isn't there, that means
Speaker 6: some of this targets should be there now. So you
Speaker 6: just you kind of kind of proving them, proving what
Speaker 6: he's saying.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 6: And the only time you say free anything, especially if
Speaker 6: you're a football player or basketball is because your lack
Speaker 6: of targets, your lack of opportunities, and you know, hell,
Speaker 6: lack of production.
Speaker 3: Bro, Bro, sit down, You're not Jared, right? You not Randy?
Speaker 2: Now, if you was one of those guys, if you
Speaker 2: if you are a tyree or you chase, you one
Speaker 2: of those top five guys, you're a number two.
Speaker 3: That's you.
Speaker 2: He's a number two. I don't know what he could
Speaker 2: be somewhere else. I know what he is in Minnesota.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you ain't have to say it like that. The
Speaker 6: man just want to be part of off his baby.
Speaker 6: That's all.
Speaker 3: Part of it.
Speaker 5: It's Cardio.
Speaker 3: He don't want to. You don't want.
Speaker 2: How many targets you think you How many targets you
Speaker 2: think you're gonna get? How many targets you think you're
Speaker 2: gonna get when you got a guy like Jedda who
Speaker 2: has more receiving yards, more catchers than it in this
Speaker 2: timeframe than any other receiver in history.
Speaker 3: So how many targets you think you're gonna get?
Speaker 5: I don't know, boy, that's tough.
Speaker 2: You under but you understand the situation, especially when you
Speaker 2: have to break it. I mean when you when you
Speaker 2: go I mean when you playing next to Jerry in
Speaker 2: his prime. You thought you were going to the same
Speaker 2: amount of targets as Jerry. You're gonna get the same
Speaker 2: amount of targets as Fips. You gonna get the same
Speaker 2: amount of targets as Stirling Shark or Chris Carter or
Speaker 2: any number one. The number two. Actually, when did the
Speaker 2: number two think he was gonna get the same billing.
Speaker 2: There's a reason why they say star and coad start him.
Speaker 3: Say star star a star coad star.
Speaker 2: CD Lamb responds to Troy aiman criticism after Eigman called
Speaker 2: the Cowboys.
Speaker 3: Receiver lazy and terrible.
Speaker 2: CD responded to sit down interview with former coach Jason Garrett.
Speaker 2: As a leader, I take it in we got to work.
Speaker 2: I use it as a building block. If you say
Speaker 2: our routes are lazy, I'm going to go out there
Speaker 2: every week and show you my route. Personally, I take
Speaker 2: that as constructive criticism as well as he should. If
Speaker 2: we can control it, let's go work at it and
Speaker 2: get better at it. I'm a hard worker, So anything
Speaker 2: you say that I'm not doing, I'm going to show
Speaker 2: you that I'm doing.
Speaker 6: That's a very mature answer. I like that, very, very
Speaker 6: very mature answer. Now, is that what he really what
Speaker 6: he's really thinking. Probably not, But what he said publicly
Speaker 6: is the perfect answer to the criticism that a legend
Speaker 6: from your organization who has won multiple super.
Speaker 5: Bowls, great sponts three, great response.
Speaker 2: And the thing is is that you have to understand
Speaker 2: Troy is the quarterback Troy used to get on mic
Speaker 2: Ass Michael Irvin. What he's saying is that, like, bro,
Speaker 2: if I don't consistently know where you are, that's why
Speaker 2: people looking at us like we're crazy.
Speaker 3: You and I have had the conversation.
Speaker 2: As long as see the and Dak been playing together,
Speaker 2: they shouldn't have these miss fires like they have.
Speaker 3: On joke they have. They have miss fires like guys,
Speaker 3: they ain't never played together, you know what.
Speaker 5: I think that's due to that.
Speaker 6: Also every year, yeah, yeah, missing training every year, that
Speaker 6: those repetitions that you need in training camp, mini camp.
Speaker 5: OTAs, all that helps. All that helps and building building
Speaker 5: that chemistry because it resets itself at every year.
Speaker 6: It ain't oh I'm not I'm not gonna go to training,
Speaker 6: I'm not at training camp, I'm not at OTAs or
Speaker 6: I'm not at mini camp.
Speaker 1: But then coming season you think everything is just gonna be.
Speaker 3: Like that. No, but that's your opportunity to work on stuff.
Speaker 3: The ojo.
Speaker 2: It's just like you don't like, man, you know what,
Speaker 2: I had my best year and I don't work anymore.
Speaker 2: You work hard to have a better year, so you
Speaker 2: get back to try to eat build even a better
Speaker 2: report each year. Each year you want to expand, Hey,
Speaker 2: hey were good at this, Let's see if we can
Speaker 2: get a little better at that. Okay, we got good
Speaker 2: at this and that. Let's see if we can get
Speaker 2: good at something else. That's how you build. That's how
Speaker 2: you get better. And so now everything back, show the
Speaker 2: fade and cut out, you know, the speed out all
Speaker 2: that stuff. But uh, you know it's it's like I said,
Speaker 2: I don't watch film. I used to watch film when
Speaker 2: I first started at uh a uh at box.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I used to watch tape because I wanted to see
Speaker 2: I like, but I just had to stop because in
Speaker 2: my head I'm too critical.
Speaker 3: O Joe.
Speaker 2: I'm like, bro, what what the hell is this? That
Speaker 2: lazy ass round brod You can't bro, you routed the
Speaker 2: route off. That's why the DBK for knock it down,
Speaker 2: and then you you put the blake on. He knew
Speaker 2: you was breaking out, that's why you jtted it. So
Speaker 2: I'm glad. I'm glad ced. I hope see he takes it,
Speaker 2: takes it like, okay, you played the quarterback. You know
Speaker 2: what's expected of us in Dallas. Criticism comes along with
Speaker 2: the job, especially a guy that played like you. Play
Speaker 2: like you said. Troy is looking at it from a quarterback,
Speaker 2: he's looking at it from Dak. Everybody saying dank bad.
Speaker 2: But damn, these guys running be lazy as round. He
Speaker 2: don't know where they're gonna be because the route all
Speaker 2: put hit that quarterback back put hit on Joe, whether
Speaker 2: it's three or five. Yeah, And I can't be I
Speaker 2: can't be back there jacking.
Speaker 3: The ball off. People worrying about you.
Speaker 1: Hell yes.
Speaker 2: Eric Dickinson set the NFL rushing record twenty one oh
Speaker 2: five in nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 3: That's after he came off his rookie season. He ran
Speaker 3: for eighteen oh eight.
Speaker 2: Over the last past forty season, no one has been
Speaker 2: able to top that mark, but something could change. Heading
Speaker 2: into Week eight, Derrick Henry is on pace to break
Speaker 2: the record, and although plenty of players have gotten off
Speaker 2: the heart starts the first half of the season before fading.
Speaker 2: Lamar thanks Henry might be able to break the record.
Speaker 2: He says, Henry has a good chance to top Ed's number.
Speaker 2: It's there. I feel like he has a great chance
Speaker 2: of achieving it. I think he can do it. I
Speaker 2: believe he can do it. Through seven weeks, Henry rushed
Speaker 2: for eight hundred and seventy three yards. He's on pace
Speaker 2: to run for twenty one to twenty which will be
Speaker 2: fifteen yards more than Ed's record. So Henry doesn't have
Speaker 2: a huge margin for Eric going forward possibility.
Speaker 3: Show what you're of him doing.
Speaker 5: It is really really good. It's really really good, very good.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's nothing.
Speaker 6: The Ravens almost seem like a cheat code when you
Speaker 6: watch and play against everybody they play. Lamar is running
Speaker 6: the ball, He's throwing the ball. Derrick Carry is running
Speaker 6: the ball. He's catching balls out the god damn backfield.
Speaker 3: That's what.
Speaker 5: That's not even part of his repertoire. That's a big
Speaker 5: that's a big worth for better.
Speaker 6: I can't spell it, but I mean they look really
Speaker 6: really good off like it's damn they're scary. So if
Speaker 6: I was to say that the two best teams in
Speaker 6: the NFL offensively, I'm going Detroit and I'm going God
Speaker 6: Damn Ravens, and the Ravens are getting it done on
Speaker 6: the ground before they even put the.
Speaker 3: Ball in the air.
Speaker 5: And this is the passing. This is the past happy
Speaker 5: league now, definitely, But.
Speaker 3: My question is at what expense does Jared Hary break
Speaker 3: that record? TD?
Speaker 2: We could have got TV record because there are games
Speaker 2: in which TV when he ran for two thousand and
Speaker 2: eight OHO, TD was done at the half. He beat
Speaker 2: a rush for one hundred and fifty and Mike wouldn't
Speaker 2: let Hi play anymore, or he be a rush for
Speaker 2: one sixty nine and at the third quarter, like he
Speaker 2: was done for the fourth quarter, so he sat out
Speaker 2: probably equivalent if you look at what if you go
Speaker 2: back and look at when he didn't play anymore, he
Speaker 2: probably set out the equivalent of probably three games because
Speaker 2: Mike saw the bigger picture. Yeah, I get you that record,
Speaker 2: we don't win the Super Bowl?
Speaker 3: What the hell?
Speaker 2: Because at the end of the day, we wanted to
Speaker 2: be special. You needed to repeat in order for you
Speaker 2: to be one of these teams that people talk about.
Speaker 2: Rick Currly, you got to do it back to back.
Speaker 2: So do I think he can do it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 2: I do because there's gonna be a situation where they're
Speaker 2: gonna need him run the air out of the ball,
Speaker 2: and he's more than capable of doing that. And I
Speaker 2: think they have a team that takes pride and kind
Speaker 2: of like when TD needs like one hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: something yards to get that record on Joe Man, I
Speaker 2: was man, hey, I'm like, throw bad please, hey them
Speaker 2: line but wanted it. They're like hey, They're like, oh,
Speaker 2: we're gonna get this. We're gonna get that record.
Speaker 3: We're gonna get you.
Speaker 6: And knowing that in the record for this the fell
Speaker 6: absolutely we're the reason why that record.
Speaker 5: So it means just as much of them as it
Speaker 5: does to him winning that record.
Speaker 2: And he gets an extra game seventeen instead of sixteen.
Speaker 2: What was so amazing? OJ went for two thousand and
Speaker 2: three and fourteen. Oh the Electric Company, that's what they
Speaker 2: call the offensive line, The Electric Company, Roby McKenzie, Joe
Speaker 2: Delamaalaer and people.
Speaker 3: They were moving them up out of there.
Speaker 2: Actually, Joe Ferguson, if I'm not mistaken, Joe Ferguson was
Speaker 2: the quarterback Joe Ferguson was the quarterback we played my
Speaker 2: rookie year. We played Indy. Joe Ferguson was the quarterback
Speaker 2: in India in nineteen ninety and I think OJ Brock
Speaker 2: that recording was seventy three, and he was the quarterback.
Speaker 2: He was the quarter He was the quarterback for OJ.
Speaker 2: He was the quarterback in Indy.
Speaker 5: That's done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we know what happened with but hey, that uh,
Speaker 2: he was a hell of a running back. Everybody wanted
Speaker 2: to be thirty two. Everybody. The NFL fined Jets linebacker
Speaker 2: Quincy Williams forty five twenty dollars for unnecessary roughness use
Speaker 2: of helmet on the hitd the Steelers Jalen Warren.
Speaker 3: Last week.
Speaker 2: Quincy tweeted, how am I supposed to make this tackle?
Speaker 2: My shoulder hated that far from his head he lowered
Speaker 2: his helmet to make contact with me. I will not
Speaker 2: get ran over flag football two hand touch.
Speaker 3: I agree, I told them because when I can't, and
Speaker 3: I know I'm coming.
Speaker 5: Football in general, I'm not. I'm not sure.
Speaker 6: I don't know what they expect players, especially as fast
Speaker 6: as than moving on that field. They're trying to change
Speaker 6: the game and the way players play on instinct and
Speaker 6: you react in in in real time. What's gonna happen
Speaker 6: is if you try to change up some of the
Speaker 6: things you do to protect yourself while making a tackle,
Speaker 6: somebody's gonna get hurt.
Speaker 5: You're gonna.
Speaker 2: Exactly because you can't hesitate. I can't hesitate as a tackler.
Speaker 2: I can't helitate as a receiver because my instinct I
Speaker 2: know that hit coming, I'm gonna break every time. So
Speaker 2: I'm gonna bring my head into the into the strike
Speaker 2: zone because I'm He's even like, Okay, White's this.
Speaker 6: I'm want to do the people I'm not sure who
Speaker 6: the people are in charge. I'm not sure if the
Speaker 6: competition committee has anything to do with this. If you
Speaker 6: watch film, if you know the game of football, if
Speaker 6: you're a football guy and it's been around it for
Speaker 6: a very long time, you understand the difficulty and you're
Speaker 6: finding a player when there's only one, only one way.
Speaker 5: To make that tackle.
Speaker 6: It's to do with there's nothing else alternative. There is
Speaker 6: no alternative outside of you just stay high and he
Speaker 6: run right through you and run you over.
Speaker 2: No exactly exactly, but you know a lot of times
Speaker 2: guys get to get to hit for hitting receivers. Some
Speaker 2: about he defenseless. No, that mother folks got on him.
Speaker 2: And the shoulder pass, he ain't defenseless with what ahead
Speaker 2: the thing that they was doing out here. And when
Speaker 2: you go to catch a pass and you know contacts
Speaker 2: done it, you brace for it. So you drop your
Speaker 2: head down into the strike zone. He might be trying
Speaker 2: to hit you in your waist, but you're gonna brace
Speaker 2: for that list you ain't gonna like, Okay, hes gonna
Speaker 2: hit me boy waiste, No, there ain't gonna be assault
Speaker 2: in half. You want to try to absorb that blow
Speaker 2: as much as you possibly can. It's just physics. It's
Speaker 2: just it is what it is, and I get it right.
Speaker 2: It's the quarterback fault.
Speaker 3: You threw that f up pass.
Speaker 2: Hell, I'll be wanting to throw it back to him
Speaker 2: up you know you take it. Let's winch physicians. I
Speaker 2: would go out there, I'm gonna throw you one of these.
Speaker 2: You catch it, you tell me how you should have
Speaker 2: caught it. I agree with you, Quincy bro I I
Speaker 2: don't know how you're supposed.
Speaker 5: To thousand dollar fame, But that's a lot, bro, This is.
Speaker 2: Hold on the guy running Ojo. This is running back
Speaker 2: so down, not project because the running back came lower
Speaker 2: his head.
Speaker 3: But I'm like, who runs through that whole?
Speaker 5: Unless you.
Speaker 3: Like you ed.
Speaker 1: Like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I'm saying, but for the most part, o Jo,
Speaker 2: when you see contact coming, you're gonna get hurt. Russell
Speaker 2: had one glaring omission on his list of great coaches
Speaker 2: he's played for. When talking to Y'allho's Sports about getting
Speaker 2: his mojo back this season, russ spoke highly of his
Speaker 2: time in Pittsburgh and his career in Seattle, but he
Speaker 2: left off talking positive about Bronco and playing under Payton Manning.
Speaker 2: I'm in a good place here and excuse me, Sean
Speaker 2: pa Who that said? Manny Broncos and playing under pay
Speaker 2: Sean Payton, Sean Peyton. I'm in a good place here
Speaker 2: in Pittsburgh. I'm excited and I'm happy where my feet are.
Speaker 2: Just focus where you are right now. I look at
Speaker 2: it as a tremendous honor, and I don't look at
Speaker 2: it as a bad thing. I get to play for
Speaker 2: Pete Carroll, I get to play for Mike Tomlin to
Speaker 2: all time great. What are you supposed to say? The
Speaker 2: man benched him. The man put all the blame everything
Speaker 2: that transpired his first year in Denver. He placed it.
Speaker 1: You never chancetise a player in front of your team,
Speaker 1: especially your quarterback.
Speaker 3: You don't do it.
Speaker 6: You don't do it on the sideline in the middle
Speaker 6: of a game, hoping to get a reaction out of him.
Speaker 1: You know, he won't gonna put Sean Payton on the list.
Speaker 1: Absolutely not, Absolutely not.
Speaker 2: I mean, I I mean, at some point in time,
Speaker 2: I understand Russ is a god fairy man, but a
Speaker 2: human also. See, sometimes people take the human element out
Speaker 2: of it. Oh, just just be the bigger person. Well,
Speaker 2: damn if I got to always keep being being the
Speaker 2: bigger person. Ocho, I'm hanging around too many small people.
Speaker 2: God damn, I can't always be the bigger man.
Speaker 3: So y'all, Oh, oh, let everybody just say whatever they want. Oh,
Speaker 3: you know, is just words. So just let everybody just
Speaker 3: say whatever treat you.
Speaker 2: However, Nah, man, I ain't got no problem. I ain't
Speaker 2: got no problem with Russ. I don't have a problem
Speaker 2: with Russ didn't say. He didn't saying anything. I don't
Speaker 2: have a problem with what he didn't say. I mean,
Speaker 2: I've been fortunate to oho for the most part, I've
Speaker 2: had got.
Speaker 3: Along with all my head coach.
Speaker 2: I ain't never had a problem with any head coach,
Speaker 2: but I wouldn't the quarterback, so I have a different
Speaker 2: level of expectation. I ain't really have no problem with
Speaker 2: no position coach. I'm a i'm a i'm i'm I'm
Speaker 2: big on respect, don't Joe. I'm big on that, especially
Speaker 2: when there's an interaction and there has to be an
Speaker 2: interaction between us, especially on an ongoing basis. Because of that,
Speaker 2: what you don't say it's to me and I won't
Speaker 2: say it's to you. That's kind of hard. Where you're
Speaker 2: the position coach, or you the offensive coordinator, or you're
Speaker 2: in a position where we're gonna have to coexist, that's
Speaker 2: kind of hard, you know what I'm saying. You know,
Speaker 2: you build a relationship, they getting somebody to what party?
Speaker 3: Get mad?
Speaker 2: Don't say it to me? Oh, but how do you
Speaker 2: expect that to work? You in the kitchen, I'm in
Speaker 2: the kitchen. You're in the bathroom. I'm in the bathroom.
Speaker 2: We in the bad You would the bed room by
Speaker 2: the bed roots, So Hi, we're in the basement. We
Speaker 2: were in the basement, So how does.
Speaker 3: That gonna work. Don't say nothing to me, don't look
Speaker 3: at me.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: I won't look at you now on purpose? What you
Speaker 3: looking at you?
Speaker 5: That's funny.
Speaker 2: Now, But hey, I ain't got no problem with ruff.
Speaker 2: Didn't say hey man treat him like stirfry. So hell no,
Speaker 2: I ain't got nothing good to say. I ain't got nothing. See,
Speaker 2: I ain't say nothing bad. But you can deduce by
Speaker 2: it saying not me not saying anything, you can deduce
Speaker 2: what I really think. And my mama said, if I
Speaker 2: ain't got nothing to say good to say about somebody,
Speaker 2: don't say nothing at all. It was a big difference
Speaker 2: in the ball game. And look, Matthew Stafford played really
Speaker 2: well tonight. Who could have cool? Well, now you see
Speaker 2: why Cooper Cupp is on the trade block. You get
Speaker 2: a younger guy that's less expensive, and that's that's the
Speaker 2: way sports work. It's just like that in the real world.
Speaker 2: If you get somebody that's younger, okay, somebody's been there
Speaker 2: ten fifteen years. You get somebody that's younger, that's on
Speaker 2: a cheaper salary, that can do the job just as well,
Speaker 2: if not better. Well, you just starting to see it
Speaker 2: and get the same There's really no law to you
Speaker 2: talk about lawd to in sports. Ain't a whole lot
Speaker 2: of loyalty in jobs either.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and it never has been, never has been. That's
Speaker 5: the way. This is a dirty business. It always has
Speaker 5: been a dirty business. For some reason.
Speaker 6: Fans are always fooled into believing that it's a fair
Speaker 6: game for the players. And the first thing they bring
Speaker 6: up is where the players make means of dollars, but
Speaker 6: they always ignore the business side of things. Again, I'll
Speaker 6: state it again. Cooper Cup didn't have a great game tonight,
Speaker 6: but Cooker Nicole did. He picked up he left off
Speaker 6: Matthew Stafford if I'm not mistake, and coming into this game,
Speaker 6: he only had three touchdown passes in the past, whatever
Speaker 6: weeks it might have been in tonight with a healthy
Speaker 6: Cooper Cup and a healthy Poop and the Coup has
Speaker 6: four tonight, the deep the offense look completely different. So
Speaker 6: with Cooper Cup being on the trade block, with them
Speaker 6: going from from.
Speaker 5: What with two and five and that what two and
Speaker 5: four to three and four?
Speaker 6: Yeah, if I'm not mistaken with that with that being
Speaker 6: their record, now, I think that's all because now you
Speaker 6: have to think last year they went on an eight
Speaker 6: game stretch of winning seven of the last eight, So
Speaker 6: who's to say that they can't do that now now that.
Speaker 5: Everybody is back healthy.
Speaker 6: So I think obviously last year they made the playoffs
Speaker 6: and finishing ten, ten and seven, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 6: and made the playoffs, so they might. They might and
Speaker 6: go on to run now and do the same thing,
Speaker 6: especially from an offensive standpoint, as good as their plan.
Speaker 2: The question is if somebody willing to give me the
Speaker 2: high draft pick that I seek for Cooper Cup, then
Speaker 2: I do the deal, because let me ask.
Speaker 6: You, Tampa Bay, Tampa Bay, absolutely will they have been
Speaker 6: don't let me let me clearish, Chris Godwin is out,
Speaker 6: Mike Evans out. It's always it's always next man up.
Speaker 6: But the next man up is not going to give
Speaker 6: you the production that you, Mike Evans and your Chris
Speaker 6: Godden will would having a Cooper Cup to come in
Speaker 6: in the offense that I'm sure he's familiar with, because
Speaker 6: much doesn't change from team to team outside.
Speaker 5: Of the language and the players that are called. That's
Speaker 5: that's pretty much it.
Speaker 2: And I think this guy, I think that guy was
Speaker 2: with Sean McVay, so that might be the same offense
Speaker 2: bingo and so they might pretty much being up the
Speaker 2: same language.
Speaker 3: And the thing is O shoe.
Speaker 2: When they say next man up, you might be talking
Speaker 2: about one man. One man, you don't really talk about two.
Speaker 2: You don't hope you got Well, I got another guy
Speaker 2: that's but that played behind Chris Godwin that can be
Speaker 2: the next man. I got a guy that plays behind
Speaker 2: Mike Evans that can be the next man. Most teams
Speaker 2: don't have two guys that are going to be the
Speaker 2: next man.
Speaker 3: You might have one.
Speaker 2: You might find have a diamond in the rough where
Speaker 2: somebody goes out and the guy can come in and
Speaker 2: give you very similar production. But the likelihood you having
Speaker 2: two three guys like we see some of these teams.
Speaker 2: And that's why Kansas City made the deal. I mean,
Speaker 2: you out Rashid Rice, you're without Hollywood Brown and you
Speaker 2: get a you know, a checko. Not Kareem Hunters come
Speaker 2: in and did an unbelievable job. But the likelihood of
Speaker 2: you having multiple guys that can be next man up
Speaker 2: and give you kind of production that the guys that
Speaker 2: you were counting on to give you that production is
Speaker 2: not very likely.
Speaker 3: So my quest, the thing that.
Speaker 2: I have for the Rams is that what are the
Speaker 2: likelihood Oh, Joe, let's just say, for the sake of argument,
Speaker 2: if we were to keep Cooper cupr Is, what'side chance
Speaker 2: can we win it all?
Speaker 3: Because once you want it all, the only question is
Speaker 3: can you win it all again?
Speaker 5: You know what I said all the time.
Speaker 6: And for those of you that in the chat, football
Speaker 6: doesn't start football season doesn't start meaningful football, that mean
Speaker 6: me add that with meaningful football doesn't start until after Thanksgiving.
Speaker 6: Until after Thankgiving, And with them being three and four,
Speaker 6: now to me how the RAMS organization and Sean McVay
Speaker 6: are looking on the inside.
Speaker 5: Hell, if we went on a run and won seven
Speaker 5: of our.
Speaker 6: Last eight last year and made the playoffs at ten
Speaker 6: and seven, who to say we can't do it now and.
Speaker 5: Go on a run and go on to tell you.
Speaker 2: Know the Thingoe, I think it's possible. And because the
Speaker 2: forty nine ers are not what they were. You see Seattle,
Speaker 2: you're right there with them. You see the Cardinals, you're
Speaker 2: right there with them. And so maybe that changes that
Speaker 2: changed your outlook. Also, Now if you were like where
Speaker 2: the forty nine ers were what they were, sixty one
Speaker 2: maybe seventy one at this point last year, You're like,
Speaker 2: now we're not catching them. And so now because there's
Speaker 2: a chance you can win the division, there's a chance
Speaker 2: you will get. If you win the division, obviously you
Speaker 2: get a home game. So maybe that changes the thought process.
Speaker 2: But normally when somebody's on the trade block, they don't
Speaker 2: pull them off, especially if I can get what I
Speaker 2: want to get.
Speaker 3: Kansas City walked away.
Speaker 2: Because they wanted a high draft pick and they wanted
Speaker 2: the ram to put some of that salary bill.
Speaker 3: Ron like, nah, nah, let we gonna hold on it.
Speaker 2: Ay, we got we still got what twelve days November
Speaker 2: the fifth, which an election Tuesday. So we're gonna hold
Speaker 2: We're gonna hold on and we'll see what. We'll see
Speaker 2: what shakes out. Maybe I hate saying this, but you
Speaker 2: know what, oyo, Maybe somebody else that thinks they got
Speaker 2: a good chance to make the playoffs or make a
Speaker 2: deep run a receiver gets Nick and.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, and so yeah, I mean, I mean, just
Speaker 6: just looking at it, the only thing that makes sense
Speaker 6: to me. Obviously, Tampa Bay, who has a winning record
Speaker 6: and probably wants to still continue to give Baker an outlet,
Speaker 6: somewhat of a security blanket and someone he can actually
Speaker 6: get the ball to.
Speaker 5: I mean, just you just have to do something like that.
Speaker 6: And I'm sure Baker has spoke to management and spoke
Speaker 6: to the people upstairs obviously the head coach and the
Speaker 6: officers of coordinator about getting another target there so that
Speaker 6: often can still have some type of consistency and and
Speaker 6: and and and and rhythm with a receiver that he
Speaker 6: can count on consistently down in and down out and.
Speaker 5: Listen, it might happen.
Speaker 6: But again, if you take Cooper Cup out of that offense,
Speaker 6: who who was double tonight, I think then pooling the
Speaker 6: coop now gets that attention. But Sean mcvays offense is
Speaker 6: so creative, and so it's so creative and being able
Speaker 6: to define ways to get pooting the pooking the coop open.
Speaker 6: I think they would be fine if they were to
Speaker 6: trade Cooper Cups.
Speaker 3: Oh Joe.
Speaker 2: Life at the Cowboys practice facility is undergoing a lot
Speaker 2: of scrutiny. This week, Big Old profile on Jared Jones
Speaker 2: uh and life of the Cowboys facility in general dropped
Speaker 2: on ESPN. The article focuses on how the Cowboys fans
Speaker 2: are allowed to tour the team facility with a level
Speaker 2: of access that doesn't exist anywhere in football. These teams,
Speaker 2: these tours come at the expense of the players in
Speaker 2: happiness and comfort. Several former Cowboys told ESPN that the
Speaker 2: tours one of Jerry's one of the biggest distractions of
Speaker 2: working in Jerry's world and contradictory to the Jones stated
Speaker 2: goals of ending the twenty year twenty nine year Super
Speaker 2: Bowl drought. The article, of course, comes with more than
Speaker 2: a couple of tone death. Jerry coachs quotes, it's gold
Speaker 2: when those players go through our complex out there see
Speaker 2: the fans. I ain't never seen nobody at work got
Speaker 2: excited because normally it happens on your day off. It
Speaker 2: doesn't normally they don't normally have tours during the week Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
Speaker 3: Normally, oh Joe, normally.
Speaker 2: I don't know how it is. I can only speak
Speaker 2: too places. I've been in Denver, I've been at Baltimore.
Speaker 2: Normally it's Tuesday, or they'll come as we're starting to
Speaker 2: trick a lot of there on a Saturday, but normally
Speaker 2: not when it's a normal work day. You're not having that,
Speaker 2: Jerry says. You know the fan that the players, they
Speaker 2: love it, they loves it. I've never heard any complaint, really, Jerry,
Speaker 2: Hey boss, let me tell you. I got a problem
Speaker 2: with you. I don't like the way you do it.
Speaker 5: Jerry again, Jerry is the greatest, greatest salesman of all time.
Speaker 2: I've never heard any complaints about the tours from staff.
Speaker 2: I've never heard any complaint of the tours from staff
Speaker 2: members or players, not one time. But the most important
Speaker 2: thing is it wouldn't make any Thank you think about
Speaker 2: what he said. He said he's never heard a complaint
Speaker 2: about the tours from staff members or a player, not
Speaker 2: one time. But the most important thing is it wouldn't
Speaker 2: make a difference anyway, period, because overall they're swimming against
Speaker 2: the stream.
Speaker 3: If you search the article the world Zoo, it comes
Speaker 3: up three separate times.
Speaker 2: These tours apparently generate close to ten million dollars annually,
Speaker 2: which is why I keep saying, why did Jerry care
Speaker 2: if he wins the Super Bowl when he's gonna generate
Speaker 2: three hundred to four hundred to five hundred million regardless,
Speaker 2: Why does he care?
Speaker 3: Every year.
Speaker 2: Kelly's getting three hundred million just from the TV deal.
Speaker 2: Now you see this is separate from the TV deal.
Speaker 2: He has a deal with local radio stations. He has
Speaker 2: a deal with TV stations. AT and T has the
Speaker 2: naming rights that's probably twenty million a year. All the
Speaker 2: other rights that the stuff that you see up in
Speaker 2: the stadium. He has his own individual merchandise deal, so
Speaker 2: he prints his own T shirts. Somebody makes a great catch,
Speaker 2: somebody makes a great run, Zeke jumping over somebody, Zeke
Speaker 2: eating Jerry Prince those shot boom, they out just like that.
Speaker 2: So what's their incentive to win? Oh, Joe, if you
Speaker 2: can make let's just say, for the sake of argument,
Speaker 2: you and not caught it cut different. I gotta go
Speaker 2: to work. But most people you say, you know what,
Speaker 2: whatever your salary is, we're gonna double it and triple it,
Speaker 2: and you ain't got to going.
Speaker 5: I gotta do something.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people say, hold on, you gonna
Speaker 2: pay me to do nothing. See, Jerry don't make money,
Speaker 2: So it doesn't mother Jerry. If he doesn't win, he
Speaker 2: of y'all keep the fans. Now, I can't tell the
Speaker 2: fans how I really feel. It's like you said, even
Speaker 2: if they even if the players complain, even if staff
Speaker 2: members complain, it's not gonna make a difference. So that's
Speaker 2: the problem, Jerry. Nobody gonna tell you the truth. I
Speaker 2: heard Dak say, now they don't bother me, Jake, Dak stop.
Speaker 5: But you know, you know he can't say what you
Speaker 5: want to say.
Speaker 3: Stop it exactly. I get.
Speaker 2: Especially him. If you're there, you gotta be pc. That's
Speaker 2: why a lot of these guys excuse me, that are
Speaker 2: no longer there. It's an issue.
Speaker 6: Bro.
Speaker 2: I ain't trying. I ain't trying to I ain't trying
Speaker 2: to say I'm there to word. It's not a zoo,
Speaker 2: it's not.
Speaker 5: It's not Jerry's world is in a music party.
Speaker 2: Oh it is for them, It is for him, But
Speaker 2: normally that's the place of work. We're going to work.
Speaker 2: Let's hold on. How many times do you hear players saying,
Speaker 2: let's keep the main thing, the main thing. But the
Speaker 2: main thing, the main thing to them is these tours
Speaker 2: and the money that it generates. Because I saw it
Speaker 2: had a package. You can play thirty dollars, you can
Speaker 2: play fifty dollars or seventy dollars or ninety dollars. It's
Speaker 2: just all the time. So you mean to tell me
Speaker 2: you couldn't do this on a Saturday, You can't do
Speaker 2: this on a Monday. You got to do this on
Speaker 2: a workday. Because yeah, they're like, oh, I get a
Speaker 2: chance to see. I got a chance to see. I
Speaker 2: saw the back of dacks Heed and this guy.
Speaker 6: Because he's doing it when the players are actually there,
Speaker 6: then you can ask, you can you're asking price could
Speaker 6: be a little bit more because now you have access
Speaker 6: to be able to have visual contact or maybe even
Speaker 6: speak to the playoffs.
Speaker 5: So it's different.
Speaker 6: So basically, Jerry, it ain't Jerry's world, ain't It's no
Speaker 6: different than Jurassic Park when they had the tour.
Speaker 5: Goddamn movie.
Speaker 3: Yes, the same concept.