Speaker 1: How you doing every Well, welcome to Get Loud podcast. Oh,
Speaker 1: we expanded the show. Sean was saying, maybe he's gonna
Speaker 1: join the show now on a regular basis.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's going We got lond and we
Speaker 2: got smooth. We're gonna switch things up now. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Sean say this show belongs to him. Now Get Loud
Speaker 3: with Shaun.
Speaker 4: Spree Hey sounds better and I am him. He like,
Speaker 4: I'm just here for I Candy.
Speaker 2: Well, don't forget. You can always call the show. Here's
Speaker 2: the here's the landline right here.
Speaker 3: We do have a landline.
Speaker 1: Seven O three seven two six seven four one nine.
Speaker 1: It's seven O three seven two six seven four one nine.
Speaker 1: We hear your voice, smails. We got them and we're
Speaker 1: gonna play some at the end.
Speaker 3: Of the show.
Speaker 2: Before we get started. We have to squash something right now.
Speaker 3: Please put it out there.
Speaker 1: Jinks, Oh, Mike, because Logan said this last week joking around.
Speaker 3: Yeah, give me, give me, give me you hill on
Speaker 3: the show.
Speaker 2: I am not a Cowboys fan.
Speaker 3: Say it again.
Speaker 2: I am not a Cowboys fan at Texas. I'm a
Speaker 2: long one. I am not a Cowboys fan. I hate
Speaker 2: the Cowboys.
Speaker 3: Proved so, ruthfless. So do you think in his closet
Speaker 3: he has a belt buckle?
Speaker 5: He for sure grew up in a pair of boots.
Speaker 5: He for sure grew up a pair of Dallas Cowboy
Speaker 5: for tamlers. For sure, I could see him.
Speaker 2: Oh this is gonna make boots though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think he's a cowboy fan.
Speaker 3: He still got the boot.
Speaker 4: No, did he have a pair of cowboy pajamas growing up? Yes?
Speaker 4: Or no?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, you know how it was actually growing up? I
Speaker 2: was an Eagles fan growing up.
Speaker 3: Oh that's even what I know.
Speaker 1: But you know why though, You remember back in the
Speaker 1: early eighties when Wilbert Montgomery was he sat behind my
Speaker 1: mom at acu Ablen Christians. So of course you have
Speaker 1: a running back six next to your mom. Yeah, oh
Speaker 1: that's great. But I grew out that. I've been here
Speaker 1: for twenty years. Man, I'm a commander's guy.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 3: I believe you.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: Logan did not believe you, and evidently the fan base
Speaker 6: did not believe you. So that's why we had to
Speaker 6: clean that pali right now. But hey, don't worry. For
Speaker 6: a fact, I know he's a cowboy fan because his
Speaker 6: daddy played for the Cowboys, and I used to always
Speaker 6: tell him that when we was in the locker room.
Speaker 6: We lost to the Cowboy one day and I like,
Speaker 6: is you is you really a cowboy deep down the
Speaker 6: side because you don't see.
Speaker 4: Man right right? So it was macis t O just
Speaker 4: kept going scoring on you.
Speaker 6: So but I know for a fact he had cowboy
Speaker 6: pajamas growing up.
Speaker 5: For a fact, man, that makes me think about y'all
Speaker 5: talking about the Cowboys. I mean we played them, had
Speaker 5: to be oh seven O eight yeah, oh seven ye
Speaker 5: blue get the he get the match up, Greg waits.
Speaker 4: We're in the meeting room.
Speaker 3: Sean, you got you got to yo, Yeah, I remember.
Speaker 4: Got got locked him in. You lock you this.
Speaker 5: Your guys were don't worry about the other. Sean played
Speaker 5: the first half, he balled for three quarters.
Speaker 6: No, no, he balls out, You ball out, you ball out.
Speaker 4: That first half won that game. All of a sudden,
Speaker 4: Oh my calve shot, shot what to be seen? We
Speaker 4: lost that. Demn left.
Speaker 3: My calf.
Speaker 5: You left us Ford because it's Redskins. Didn't know how
Speaker 5: to practice. These guys know to practice the.
Speaker 4: Practice.
Speaker 3: I'm a ferrari.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: London is right, you let us down, because you.
Speaker 4: Know that's a lie where you left. I don't mean
Speaker 4: he who go who gonna get the match up for you?
Speaker 4: Who gonna take over the match up? It once smooth.
Speaker 4: They gave it. They gave it the Carlos.
Speaker 6: No, this is what they did when I put them.
Speaker 6: When I moved to the right corner, they don't move me. Alright,
Speaker 6: I don't do none of that. They got one corner
Speaker 6: that they know. Grand Wits had already told them. I
Speaker 6: know who's gonna be there every Sunday, You not him,
Speaker 6: not none of it, all right. So at the end
Speaker 6: of the day, even when it was me Carlos, the
Speaker 6: hard hand blue.
Speaker 7: The right corner the whole entire time, all right, Sometimes
Speaker 7: just look at don't believe people words, believe their actions
Speaker 7: like that, you do believe the actions.
Speaker 4: We're talking about the Cowboys. But so j you're not
Speaker 4: cowboys fan.
Speaker 6: Uh No, you grew up a Cowboys fan. I'm sorry
Speaker 6: you had to. And my daddy played for the Cowboys.
Speaker 6: I would have too.
Speaker 4: He grew up with cowboys pajamas.
Speaker 3: Yes he did, Yes, he did. He told me one
Speaker 3: day right when he finished retired.
Speaker 4: I was a cowboy fan.
Speaker 6: And did he walked out. That's how he retired, all right.
Speaker 6: So at the end of the day, this Cowboys debated.
Speaker 4: I'm excited about the season.
Speaker 1: Man, you gott thinking whether or not he wants to
Speaker 1: be a part of this show.
Speaker 2: He was like at first they.
Speaker 4: Did, No, I mean we need some professional special jouralusy. Yes, makers,
Speaker 4: none of us already talked about being played.
Speaker 6: Well, you know what, it ain't but one cone up
Speaker 6: here when the whole year without giving up to damn paid.
Speaker 4: But one that's what happens with you don't play.
Speaker 3: I played the entire showing it every game.
Speaker 4: Wait, you ain't give up one touchdown the whole sound.
Speaker 6: The two seasons I played, I played four hundred and
Speaker 6: ninety three snaps, no touchdown.
Speaker 4: No touchdown, no touchdown. That's impressive.
Speaker 6: Only four callers that did it? Meet you, Davids white
Speaker 6: Court or something.
Speaker 3: He's never done it.
Speaker 4: What year was ninety eight?
Speaker 3: That's a lie.
Speaker 5: When I was defensive second and defensive player yet but
Speaker 5: I don't want anyceptions for a test sounds.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: But let's not talk about our personal accolades were talking
Speaker 5: about training.
Speaker 1: Can well, you guys are dressed to be cool because
Speaker 1: you guys actually did the work this morning.
Speaker 2: And you'll give me a hard time because I come
Speaker 2: strolling in a little.
Speaker 6: Bit looking casual, just feeling good out on your slip
Speaker 6: on doctor shows in there, we can tell how you're working.
Speaker 3: And we just sweated. We're just in there.
Speaker 1: We've been well, you don't just talk about it. You're there,
Speaker 1: you're looking at the act. You're talking to guys. So
Speaker 1: what's one thing that stood out this morning? You said,
Speaker 1: all right, this is kind of popping to me.
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 5: What really impressed me and I mentioned this on the
Speaker 5: on the commands in the show. The coaching, Yeah, you know,
Speaker 5: the detail of the coaching, and we were focused on
Speaker 5: the defensive. We watched the d line, the linebackers, and
Speaker 5: the second day and then even with the second day,
Speaker 5: they had them broken up in three different groups.
Speaker 4: They had the safeties, then goes into the corners.
Speaker 5: Just the amount of details in Hollywood drilling those guys
Speaker 5: and just the little details that they were emphasizing things
Speaker 5: like that. That really impressed me because that tells me
Speaker 5: that they this staff really cares about the details and
Speaker 5: those are something great.
Speaker 4: That's the way defenses are great. They pay attention to
Speaker 4: the small thing.
Speaker 5: Ye they said it though, And I think for me,
Speaker 5: you know, normally by this being almost a week in
Speaker 5: the camp, putting padge on you and it is energy
Speaker 5: around having padgs on because the guy's gonna come out
Speaker 5: like how we're.
Speaker 4: Gonna hit a little bit. But it's been like that
Speaker 4: every day. Yeah, you think it would die off. It's not.
Speaker 3: The energy is there yea.
Speaker 5: And London we talked about it last week. You talked
Speaker 5: about it was like, man, everybody's not ready for this
Speaker 5: level of camp. And I'm just blown away that these
Speaker 5: guys look like they are enjoying playing football out there
Speaker 5: running to the ball, a long athletic receivers, making place
Speaker 5: quarterback and great throws, D line of office line competing.
Speaker 4: Everybody's out there with high energy and making place.
Speaker 6: Like y'all said, I'm very impressed with just no wasted
Speaker 6: motions at practice, No dead periods where I see guys.
Speaker 3: Hanging around doing nothing, grouping up.
Speaker 6: No, it's just everybody eyes on the prize and practice
Speaker 6: just none stops were stopping and we're stopping and going.
Speaker 3: We're going like even when the when they doing sem
Speaker 3: on seven the d line, no line.
Speaker 6: They down there doing one on one pass rush drills
Speaker 6: like they're making sure that everybody knows that.
Speaker 3: And I love coaching stads like that.
Speaker 6: Like the worst thing you can ever do to a
Speaker 6: professional football player is put him on a football field
Speaker 6: and he be indecisile because he don't know what you're
Speaker 6: gonna call and why you're gonna call it and what's
Speaker 6: going on. I think these guys know what's going on,
Speaker 6: because these guys they're force feeding it right now down
Speaker 6: their throat and saying, hey, you either gonna learn it
Speaker 6: and not learn it, but you're gonna learn it how
Speaker 6: to do it my way. And I think this is
Speaker 6: gonna bring the best idea.
Speaker 5: When you said something about the coaching staff and this,
Speaker 5: maybe think back when when the staff was being put
Speaker 5: together and we talked about all these different you know, components.
Speaker 5: You had a couple of former head coaches, yea, the
Speaker 5: defensive staff that they put together and all the like.
Speaker 5: On paper, this is a great staff, But then when
Speaker 5: you see them out on the grass and see them
Speaker 5: coaching and coaching these guys up and it's taking place
Speaker 5: on the offensive side as well. Just the details and
Speaker 5: how they're demanding excellence each and every practice.
Speaker 1: And Sean, when you say it's interesting, when you say, hey,
Speaker 1: this might not be for everyone, I mean, ultimately that's
Speaker 1: a good thing, right, because you're gonna read out the
Speaker 1: competitors versus those who just can't hang right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, on a team like this, you know, you know,
Speaker 5: after what I say, you know, over the last couple
Speaker 5: of days of watching practice, like, there's gonna be some
Speaker 5: really good players get cut because this team and way
Speaker 5: they they built it, from free agency to the the
Speaker 5: players they drafted to some of the guys that we
Speaker 5: talked about it again on the sideline, they turned over
Speaker 5: the roster and they got some dudes.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And if you're not matching that energy, if you're not
Speaker 5: out there paying attention to detail, you're not out there
Speaker 5: just competing at a high level with that type of
Speaker 5: level of energy.
Speaker 6: It's not for everybody. No, it's not for everybody. Like
Speaker 6: playing for Greg Williams ain't for everybody. I'm like, get
Speaker 6: these guys hell all the time.
Speaker 4: But I knew what London was gonna brand.
Speaker 3: I knew what gonna bring. And if you ain't gonna
Speaker 3: be kind of teetering at that level, you ain't gonna
Speaker 3: play with us. We're gonna tell coach, don't put you on.
Speaker 4: The field with us.
Speaker 3: And we ain't really quiet. We ain't quiet like that.
Speaker 3: We'll be like, nah, he can't really play with us.
Speaker 3: It's fine, he'll back up.
Speaker 6: But I like that because then that's the standard. The
Speaker 6: standard is the standard. And I think this is what
Speaker 6: this coaching staff is saying. This is the floor, not
Speaker 6: what the ceiling is. That's up to us. But here
Speaker 6: go to floor.
Speaker 1: So what about defensively, You guys are all defensive guys,
Speaker 1: so I'm sure you gotta put that over on the
Speaker 1: defense a little bit extra. What did you see defensively
Speaker 1: either today, over the past couple of days, past week.
Speaker 2: We think, all right, this is really standing out to me.
Speaker 3: It's just the roster itself.
Speaker 6: Like the one thing about the league is we watch
Speaker 6: each other. I don't have to be on your team
Speaker 6: to watch you play and perform. We know some of
Speaker 6: these free agents were getting they extended. Some of these
Speaker 6: guys I made it to this certain level, like Bobby Wagon,
Speaker 6: I want to stay at.
Speaker 3: This certain level. Some guys feel like they didn't get
Speaker 3: a fair shot.
Speaker 6: If one thing I can say this coaching stuff did
Speaker 6: and I've heard coach say this, when we got this roster,
Speaker 6: we want to make sure the.
Speaker 3: Middle was stacked of the roster.
Speaker 6: Because you can only have so many high end guys
Speaker 6: in the lower end guy. They say they replace the
Speaker 6: middle and make sure they had double the type players
Speaker 6: that play at that level. So that's telling me they
Speaker 6: want a constant And I think I like the way
Speaker 6: they kind of saying They saying it without saying it.
Speaker 6: They even say it when they ask you about James Dans.
Speaker 6: We got everybody'll started on this team. You don't know
Speaker 6: which week you started, all right, But when it comes
Speaker 6: to us on defense, hey I got nineteen, I got
Speaker 6: twenty starters.
Speaker 3: Everybody on here can play.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I hear that.
Speaker 5: But with that being said, you can make your middle strong,
Speaker 5: but at some point, somebody's gonna have to be the superstar.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's what I was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you had somebody had to do it.
Speaker 5: I will I will say this about London, and which
Speaker 5: is important because we're gonna talk about Bobby potentially, you
Speaker 5: know line, we're gonna I'm quite sure it's gonna come
Speaker 5: around to Bobby being a leadership and getting lined lined up.
Speaker 5: That's that is important to have a guy and you
Speaker 5: were excel at getting this lined up and getting the
Speaker 5: defense lined up. I'm thinking of superstars. I'm thinking on
Speaker 5: the defense side of the ball. I'm thinking Alan the pain.
Speaker 5: They got to continue the dominance. Those two guys right now,
Speaker 5: the two that jumped the stick in my mind, who
Speaker 5: could be the game changers at Dallas? Coach had Michael Parsons,
Speaker 5: we gotta find the superstar the middle of the packs.
Speaker 4: Smooth.
Speaker 5: You gotta have a Shan Springs that can make a
Speaker 5: difference at any time in the game.
Speaker 2: You mean that guy got to.
Speaker 4: Smooth to.
Speaker 3: We really need to.
Speaker 4: He got us for the.
Speaker 3: Correct all week. I got him, Coach, We show.
Speaker 4: Up game that in the game is not on TV.
Speaker 4: Checked the fact, that's not that I say that. Check
Speaker 4: the facts.
Speaker 5: Hey, we need to what I'm gonna what I'm really
Speaker 5: watching it and I know eventually we'll figure out who's
Speaker 5: that gonna be. Who that is, who's gonna be our
Speaker 5: dominant edge rusher? Yeah on edge rush shirt.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know.
Speaker 5: We brought in Durrance Durrance Armstrong, Yeah, from Dallas. He's
Speaker 5: he's played well for Dallas. And a limited amount of
Speaker 5: playing time. Now he's gonna play a lot more. It's
Speaker 5: gonna be asked to do it. Be a be a
Speaker 5: major pass rusher for us. Bring over here, he's doing that.
Speaker 5: Now we'll see Calvian farrellan flair yea Cleveland fair. So
Speaker 5: it's great to have pressure in the middle, but you
Speaker 5: also have to have some guys coming off the edge
Speaker 5: because you don't want to have a situation where you're
Speaker 5: having to blitz linebackers all the time, even though Frankie
Speaker 5: louv is a great blitzer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you want to be able to get it a
Speaker 4: lot of times.
Speaker 5: If you can have four guys that rush the quarterback
Speaker 5: and kind of get out of the quarterback like that, we're.
Speaker 2: Gonna pay some bills.
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Speaker 2: And no, I'm not a Cowboys hey.
Speaker 3: First of all, Cowboys fan, help my fault.
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Speaker 6: We're different than get right, Yeah, We're different than them,
Speaker 6: So filling the blank, let's start an offense from what
Speaker 6: you guys have seen to the started training camp.
Speaker 2: Filling the blank. Blank was a difference maker.
Speaker 4: Well, Terry.
Speaker 5: Terry is always a difference maker. He showed up multiple times.
Speaker 5: A guy who's also shown flashes has been Austin Eckler,
Speaker 5: you know, being has a run and also catching passes.
Speaker 4: I think he's He's.
Speaker 5: Shown a lot in these few days of training to camp.
Speaker 5: To me, I would say, b rob Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 5: think Robinson when you think about his his physical statue,
Speaker 5: you think about it, he's just a runner.
Speaker 4: But man, he made some catches.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he can catch the ball, he can run some routes,
Speaker 5: he can grab some matchups in the past game.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm gonna go totally left for all of y'all.
Speaker 6: On offense, Cliff Kingsbury was the difference maker. I saw
Speaker 6: a couple of people running wide open. Now, either you
Speaker 6: drew that up on the offense with your pin. We
Speaker 6: mess it up on defense with the call. But when
Speaker 6: I see it over and I see it again, now
Speaker 6: I'm saying offensive coordinator, he over there cooking. He's trying
Speaker 6: to figure things out. So I'm gonna go coach Cliff
Speaker 6: kings Beery.
Speaker 2: Well, it's interesting too if you think about all those
Speaker 2: elements together.
Speaker 1: Right, you got b rob physical back, you got Eckler
Speaker 1: who do a lot of different things, and you have
Speaker 1: a coordinator now who can use all those skills sets together.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you got Terry and you have Terry.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you got Terry. There was a couple of
Speaker 5: times where where zach Ertz pop too. Yeah, he made
Speaker 5: some plays as well. He's made some plays. So think
Speaker 5: about this when you look at this offense. We're gonna
Speaker 5: have so many weapons to get the ball to. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you mentioned we talked about off the backs and their
Speaker 5: versatility either as runners and we're catching the ball out
Speaker 5: of the backfield match up problems, Terry. You know, Johann,
Speaker 5: we haven't evenson. I absolutely expect a bounce back season
Speaker 5: for Johann. The kid is too good of a football
Speaker 5: They had the type of season he had a year ago.
Speaker 5: He's too good of a football player.
Speaker 3: He'll be your bounce back dude of the year.
Speaker 2: Here's another one.
Speaker 1: Blank had the biggest splash splash play at practice I seen.
Speaker 3: I can't say this.
Speaker 6: This is the biggest play but I would probably say fararoll.
Speaker 6: He tipped the ball when they was doing red zone. Yeah,
Speaker 6: tipped it high in the air. Somebody almost picked it
Speaker 6: off in the back of the end zone. Because on defense,
Speaker 6: tip balls is pickball. That's how we feel.
Speaker 3: So in my D line, I don't need.
Speaker 6: You to get sacks out the time, but if you
Speaker 6: can get your hands up disrupted the cup of pays.
Speaker 6: Like I always say, great defense is at least knocked
Speaker 6: down two or three passes a game.
Speaker 4: So saying he was defensive player, it's.
Speaker 6: The deep ball, the teary like deep bottle teary. But
Speaker 6: isn't that Colin Farrell?
Speaker 3: I liked that play.
Speaker 4: Who you got Colin Farrell. I don't know if it's
Speaker 4: another actor.
Speaker 2: In the season like.
Speaker 5: Colin Cleveland Ferrell, even Colin Farrell actor. Okay, a splash pay,
Speaker 5: you know what it is. I would have to say
Speaker 5: it's been some tight coverage out there. Again, it's been
Speaker 5: the backs who I've seen getting the most separation. I
Speaker 5: was actually shocked to see. I didn't know be Robs
Speaker 5: like that.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 5: They didn't utilize him like that because coming out of Alabama,
Speaker 5: he didn't catch a lot of passes. Yeah, he caught
Speaker 5: up with thirty balls during the last season.
Speaker 4: Yes, but yeah he didn't.
Speaker 5: He obviously had some explosive plays, like I think it
Speaker 5: was like a six year seven yard strong that he
Speaker 5: took down sideline. But you know when you see it
Speaker 5: in person, because you see him, he's like, oh he physical,
Speaker 5: typical Alabama running back, and then he looks smooth man.
Speaker 5: He looks smooth running round and maybe you know, we
Speaker 5: know Echler. Everybody knows what he brings to the table. Yeah,
Speaker 5: he's a He's a nightmare on the West coast. He's
Speaker 5: been killing the AFC West for years, so people know that.
Speaker 5: So for me, the big splash player had to be
Speaker 5: that corner rock to be robbed, right, that was That
Speaker 5: was a great one.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Uh the Chaos fourteen he had a great catch yep. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so I'm gonna say that was a great splash player.
Speaker 1: Let's go to defense now, because I know swoots down
Speaker 1: to talk about defense. Here, I am you here, Coach
Speaker 1: Quinn talk about dog gas competitors.
Speaker 2: Yes, so on defense, who has been a dog gas competitor?
Speaker 6: Bobby Wagner, mister Yellow Jacket himself is a dog as
Speaker 6: competitor because the one thing I already know about him,
Speaker 6: he gonna swap that paint. See, I like my middle
Speaker 6: linebacker to show back up in the huddle with the
Speaker 6: other team paint going down their head.
Speaker 3: We have well, yeah, we used to his name with
Speaker 3: more because Washington.
Speaker 5: I had so much paint paint on my helmet like
Speaker 5: I had my helmet.
Speaker 6: Do let him get loved to show back in in
Speaker 6: the help, I mean back in the huddle.
Speaker 3: I knew what team we was playing. I knew because
Speaker 3: he would I see some some paint.
Speaker 6: Sap right there, so must I will give him that
Speaker 6: all right?
Speaker 5: For me, it had to be you know, I was
Speaker 5: looking at the corners earlier when were standing Money Davis,
Speaker 5: Mike Davis out there competing, big long, athletic guy.
Speaker 3: They want to give him a chance to start.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was competing to that man.
Speaker 5: Since we on the podcast, we talked about her helmets
Speaker 5: and paint swapping this, and we talked about the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: This made me think about a cowboy moment. We're playing
Speaker 5: the Cowboys and uh, the Marco Murray tried to stiff
Speaker 5: Army on the side. There's nothing you can do more
Speaker 5: disrespectful to a defensive player. This stiff try to stiff
Speaker 5: onm you, I said, Man, I knock that from star
Speaker 5: off your helm.
Speaker 3: Like wow, I'm just saying, oh my goodness, you got
Speaker 3: to him.
Speaker 5: That you want. We got the pants on for the
Speaker 5: first time today, and I just went back into that
Speaker 5: mold man went back into that that moment.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you about that, because you know that feeling.
Speaker 1: Never I would think, I don't know, but you got
Speaker 1: certainly do. When you see it happening, you kind of
Speaker 1: get caught up in a little bit like yeah, part
Speaker 1: of me because mentally you always you can do it forever.
Speaker 4: Physically you get get caught up in what moment.
Speaker 2: Get caught up in the I did I can still
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what part have you said? Have you seen? I
Speaker 4: looked up?
Speaker 6: Yeah, for a wrestlers at the end of the day,
Speaker 6: you do get caught up in I want to do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my body will not lit let you do it.
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 6: This is when I think we really get caught up
Speaker 6: up when we see a guy make a mistake that we.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't have made.
Speaker 6: Then we like, I could have made that play man,
Speaker 6: but we we respect what goes into them guys getting
Speaker 6: on their field, but your mentor saying you can, your
Speaker 6: physicals say you can't.
Speaker 5: You sat on that sideline and you watch some of
Speaker 5: them plays like a at a game and you watch
Speaker 5: some of them collisions that happened.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like, man, I don't know how I did this?
Speaker 5: Like being away from it, like, nah, you gotta be wirried.
Speaker 5: Looked bit differently to play that game.
Speaker 4: For me, it was different.
Speaker 5: It was Tuesdays and Saturdays that you kept me playing
Speaker 5: thirteen years.
Speaker 3: Oh, because he took both of those days off.
Speaker 5: And different thinking like what what was he doing on
Speaker 5: to it the Saturday?
Speaker 3: Nothing? He listen.
Speaker 6: He told me flat out. If I could say any
Speaker 6: dude stayed true to what he believed in.
Speaker 4: It was bluefoot, Big game, Man, big game.
Speaker 3: He told me, Man, I know how to play double
Speaker 3: did like, how you gonna do that? Watch me?
Speaker 4: I changed it.
Speaker 6: He didn't practice certain days, he knew how to, he
Speaker 6: knew how to make sure.
Speaker 3: He took care of himself.
Speaker 4: And he had how many years that you play?
Speaker 5: I'm teen, Yeah, thirteen, you're thirteen.
Speaker 4: A thirteen that's alone. That's alone.
Speaker 1: Now, Yeah, what's the average career in the NFL, like
Speaker 1: three and a half year or something like.
Speaker 5: That, two and a half, not just a little over three,
Speaker 5: level three, it's a little over three.
Speaker 6: Do you think you could have played the game with football?
Speaker 6: And if so, what position out?
Speaker 4: Corner?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not just saying that, Oh you would have
Speaker 2: got on that island with me. No, No, I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: You know, one time I was, I was doing rehab.
Speaker 2: This is back.
Speaker 1: It was just out of I was never a big guy, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: but I was doing rehab. It was it's a long stow,
Speaker 1: but I ended up with this crazy rehab place because
Speaker 1: I had some back injuries.
Speaker 2: I couldn't get right, and I had a texture shirt on.
Speaker 1: This is in Austin, and this girl comes down and assumes,
Speaker 1: just because I'm doing rehab, I'm doing some way.
Speaker 3: To football player.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was, What position do you play? I go,
Speaker 2: I'm corner, but I don't start. You probably haven't heard
Speaker 2: of me.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying defense. I'm saying slot receiver. J Yeah,
Speaker 5: you have some shifting this with you, Jake. I'm wondering
Speaker 5: who is Michael Chorn listening?
Speaker 6: He Readyconkey come on. This year we had what's the
Speaker 6: name drafted from Iowa.
Speaker 2: Oh I got the safety. Yeah j Cooper and ju Jean.
Speaker 3: Yeah there you are right.
Speaker 4: There, ten one. I'll see you, I'll see you. It's
Speaker 4: more of a kicker.
Speaker 3: Oh, he needs to see myself.
Speaker 2: Was more of a holder. I can't this holder, right, Jakes.
Speaker 3: I would have gave you a slot receipt.
Speaker 4: That's what place.
Speaker 3: That's what he would remind you of Tim Dwight.
Speaker 2: Which was a ball was a good player in Iowa.
Speaker 4: Not Tim White. Have muscles.
Speaker 3: Now, Yeah, that ain't saying they look to say.
Speaker 6: John Hall, we're calling that kickers instead of calling that
Speaker 6: wide receiver.
Speaker 4: Got have been a wide house.
Speaker 3: All right, you can you can run his hair.
Speaker 2: Let you know he's a wife to come over and
Speaker 2: be like you want some water, misss hair.
Speaker 4: He got the receiver hair, he got the receiver.
Speaker 2: I got the hair though, he got a good hair hair.
Speaker 4: Did you play football ever?
Speaker 3: I couldn't.
Speaker 4: No, I couldn't growing up in Texas.
Speaker 2: Well I wanted to. This is more information people want
Speaker 2: to know.
Speaker 1: But when I was a kid at Cants, when I
Speaker 1: was a kid, they took up my kidney and so
Speaker 1: I mean I'm a small town checks like all of
Speaker 1: my guys are playing right, all my boys are playing
Speaker 1: and I want to play that Like, dude, if you
Speaker 1: take one.
Speaker 2: Shot like you're on dallass, you can't. So that was
Speaker 2: a real bummer for me because I love the sports.
Speaker 4: That's tough.
Speaker 2: So here I am talking to a bunch of football players.
Speaker 3: Not too bad.
Speaker 2: Not a bad consolation, all right, you have one on defense.
Speaker 2: Same with defense.
Speaker 1: The favorite thing I've seen from the team at training
Speaker 1: camp is the communication.
Speaker 5: High high, high level communication just on that back end.
Speaker 5: And when you see and I think Coach Quinn talked
Speaker 5: about it, either Coach Quinn or Joe Who Jr. Talking
Speaker 5: about you can hear a good defense the monu chatter,
Speaker 5: especially on that back end between the corners the safeties.
Speaker 5: You gotta be communicating at a high level because everybody
Speaker 5: has to be on the same page.
Speaker 4: If not, you give a big place for me. It
Speaker 4: was running to the ball.
Speaker 5: You hear coach Darryl tap over there talking about finding it,
Speaker 5: go get seatball football. The guys were running to the
Speaker 5: ball to day. I loved them.
Speaker 3: It h the energy.
Speaker 6: It's just been in the building since all this started,
Speaker 6: since the new coaching staff, since everything the energy is undeniable.
Speaker 6: Where the bar said is undeniable that we make that bar,
Speaker 6: I don't know, but I know where the bar said
Speaker 6: at and I just think that energy always been an
Speaker 6: energy person, always enjoyed practice.
Speaker 3: These guys actually like they enjoyed it.
Speaker 6: And I've been there when guys didn't really want to practice.
Speaker 6: They still want to show it on their face all
Speaker 6: the time. Yeah, but the lad a couple of years,
Speaker 6: I could tell when guys just I'm just not really
Speaker 6: feeling this right now.
Speaker 3: Not these guys.
Speaker 6: They see into it, into it enough that they invest
Speaker 6: in their time and understanding. My job could be gone
Speaker 6: very easily. And that's what you get with new coaching staff.
Speaker 6: Nobody everybody's on equal out here to try to prove
Speaker 6: what the coach, what they can do, and what they
Speaker 6: can't do.
Speaker 3: So I don't see nobody relaxed.
Speaker 2: Here's an interesting question because I feel like we'll get
Speaker 2: the same answer. Could be wrong. Blank has been the
Speaker 2: most impactful leader at training camp Quinn defensively, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, Bobby Wagner, Yeah, just because the position first and
Speaker 5: first and foremost that position is required quires leadership. But
Speaker 5: obviously what he's accomplished so much, but he didn't come
Speaker 5: in here.
Speaker 4: He didn't come in here and just throw his resume
Speaker 4: on the field.
Speaker 5: He's hey, I'm going out here every day showing you
Speaker 5: why I have this resume, what I've done to earn
Speaker 5: this resume, and I'm continuing to add to my legacy
Speaker 5: and to my resume.
Speaker 6: I would say, big John Henry reality, and I think
Speaker 6: he wants he want them to go to want to
Speaker 6: reinstate and reinforce his leadership because it's.
Speaker 3: Nothing like.
Speaker 6: Compared to like when London came and we had some
Speaker 6: guy that was already leaders and it's not really a contest,
Speaker 6: but you can tell when a guy kind of overshadows
Speaker 6: another guy like London.
Speaker 3: Did shun you know what, I'm so like work with me.
Speaker 3: Think about it.
Speaker 6: If I'm John that I got to respect the guy
Speaker 6: that's been here, but I still got to earn a
Speaker 6: respect the mister yellowjacket Bobby Waton.
Speaker 3: I'm not the best player.
Speaker 6: He didn't play with a right So it's some guys,
Speaker 6: like he said, his resume says it all, but he
Speaker 6: ain't throwing his resume around. So I'd like to see
Speaker 6: John re establish himself as a leader.
Speaker 1: So when you talk about leadership, and we know that
Speaker 1: comes with a resume, right generally, but put resume to
Speaker 1: the side for a second. When you see another player
Speaker 1: in the locker room, you see him doing something. What
Speaker 1: are those things that that players doing to make you
Speaker 1: think I'll follow that guy?
Speaker 4: Probably? Yeah, I was just about to saying, you know,
Speaker 4: those are.
Speaker 5: The guys from perspective, I think those are the guys one.
Speaker 4: They do the little things.
Speaker 5: They're first out on the field, freshing woman up, doing
Speaker 5: whatever need be, and oftentimes they're the last to leave
Speaker 5: the building at times. I will say that about London.
Speaker 5: Has been times where I thought I was leaving the
Speaker 5: building laten. This man still in the team room watching
Speaker 5: film smooth, probably was at home cooking or something already.
Speaker 5: But those are the things that you notice that help
Speaker 5: you go to another level. Like man like this dude's
Speaker 5: is staying after practice catching balls. You know he's a
Speaker 5: defensive player, he's on the jug scene, still catching fifteen
Speaker 5: you know, five ten minutes after practice.
Speaker 4: You know, stuff like that. That was for me. I
Speaker 4: like to see that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think about when Nias Williams came to our team.
Speaker 5: When I was with the Rams, This was in his going.
Speaker 4: To his tenth year and the season tenth year in his.
Speaker 5: Career, he had been a perennial pro bow player for
Speaker 5: the Cardinals, even though they were terrible. He was always
Speaker 5: making pro bo And I thought I practiced hard. I
Speaker 5: thought I was a great leader.
Speaker 4: Then I saw Nia's practice and Nias I saw one
Speaker 4: ball caught on him practice.
Speaker 5: One did he get in the game, and not many
Speaker 5: balls were caught on him. But also the way he
Speaker 5: detailed his work. If he kept a putassing in an
Speaker 5: interception in practice, taking to the end zone, regardless of
Speaker 5: where he's at, he's gonna score a touchdown, come back
Speaker 5: and play next.
Speaker 4: Play.
Speaker 5: Meticulous note taker in every single meeting, he's taking these
Speaker 5: notes like his the very first time he's heard these
Speaker 5: notes and these these uh these coaching points. And that's
Speaker 5: when you because guys are always watching somebody, especially guys
Speaker 5: they respect, they're watching, and that's that's that's what a
Speaker 5: great leader does.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's proper preparation prevents poor performance.
Speaker 3: Those peas. When you see a guy with those PE's, they've.
Speaker 6: Met it again, he said, proper preparation prevents poor performance.
Speaker 6: So a guy that walks seeing him. One thing I
Speaker 6: see with London and ten all the time. Tenna said
Speaker 6: in his he said, of this locker, he gonna make
Speaker 6: sure because he always had a hamscreen problem, so he
Speaker 6: gonna make sure he go through this litt thing where
Speaker 6: he gonna go to the training room and gonna get
Speaker 6: in the hot tail.
Speaker 3: Then gonna come put in their stick of things on.
Speaker 3: This is preparation the game, the practice.
Speaker 6: None of this has started, right, I would come in
Speaker 6: lone to be coming right out of the steaming room.
Speaker 3: You fina go, you're canna go do this? Do this?
Speaker 3: Even Sean t Sean tayin the same way, He's gonna
Speaker 3: get here early.
Speaker 6: He gonna do this this, And I'm like, that's the
Speaker 6: preparation needed and that prevents them from ever having poor performance.
Speaker 6: So they go to bar once your performance at that
Speaker 6: bar right there usually they preparation does that. So that
Speaker 6: means how they watch them, how they go up bout
Speaker 6: every day practice, how they on game day. And if
Speaker 6: you watch these guys, they do the same thing over
Speaker 6: and over. It's redundant, same thing. They don't never get
Speaker 6: bored with it, just over and over.
Speaker 4: You get your you get your routine.
Speaker 5: And what it also does is gives you great confidence
Speaker 5: when you're prepared, like I just gonna study this.
Speaker 3: It ain't nothing not gonna do.
Speaker 4: You know it's Ralphs.
Speaker 5: You done study this dude so much so when you
Speaker 5: get into that game and you line up in front
Speaker 5: of him, what uh what michaeh?
Speaker 4: What the cat Williams say? Between these lines? Boy boy,
Speaker 4: you're so ready to go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like you're so confident because of your preparation.
Speaker 1: So it's a perfect segue, which is from your past
Speaker 1: training camps, thinking about your preparation, your experiences. So in
Speaker 1: past training camps, you must have at training camp was
Speaker 1: what smooth?
Speaker 3: The right pillows?
Speaker 6: I had these pillows I used to go through and
Speaker 6: I remember my first one because my first training camp here,
Speaker 6: we was in Collisle, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: We was in the original spot the.
Speaker 6: John Riggins all the rest of the real Washington team.
Speaker 6: These guys ain't doing they were kind of soud, so
Speaker 6: we went there. I never forget that because we were
Speaker 6: we were staying on Colleisle, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: We were staying on the college campus. The beds. I
Speaker 3: ain't looking for the bed to be.
Speaker 6: Much, but where I lay my head at I need
Speaker 6: that pillow to be everything I needed to be. So
Speaker 6: I got the memory phone pillar. That's when I knew
Speaker 6: I was in the money. I got this memory phone
Speaker 6: pillar and I never get it. I took it to
Speaker 6: every and I only used it doing training camp. So
Speaker 6: I would take it back home, put it up, and
Speaker 6: I save it for the next training camp. But I
Speaker 6: had to have that pillow because I'm not watching much TV.
Speaker 6: Like when I'm in that room, I'm pretty much going
Speaker 6: to sleep. I'm trying to get my interback. Because we
Speaker 6: did real to a day. I did Marty Shottenheimer to
Speaker 6: a day so bad that I set down my.
Speaker 3: First year was like I think I should have picked
Speaker 3: another career, Like this is real all right. So I
Speaker 3: had to bring a certain.
Speaker 4: Pillow for me. It's in the same, in the same
Speaker 4: it was. It was. It was my comforter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my room was cold.
Speaker 4: I needed. I needed to have that certain comfort. I couldn't.
Speaker 5: I couldn't do the little place we were staying out
Speaker 5: there had little thing those.
Speaker 4: Little paper things sheets. I needed.
Speaker 5: I needed my my comforter and I had my little
Speaker 5: towel that I had over there.
Speaker 4: So I was good That's what I needed.
Speaker 5: I was kind of a diva, so I need.
Speaker 4: More than one thing.
Speaker 5: So if I needed television, I needed a television, And
Speaker 5: then I need I needed an alarm clock. I was
Speaker 5: always paranoid about up, yes, not waking up. And also
Speaker 5: I needed a lazy boy chair in my room because
Speaker 5: a lot of times in those dorm rooms you just
Speaker 5: got that hard little chair in the desk chair.
Speaker 4: In your bed. I need to be able to come in.
Speaker 5: There, kick back in that lazy boy chair, sit back,
Speaker 5: relax and just kind of.
Speaker 6: Doing in Buffalo, would you just getting you a lazy
Speaker 6: boy delivered to your room?
Speaker 3: Did you get it?
Speaker 4: Almost? Well, they're not sponsoring us, and I'm not gonna shout.
Speaker 5: Out who we who we rented these uh these items from,
Speaker 5: but you can rent They would deliver and set the
Speaker 5: stuff up in your dorm room. So you call ahead, Hey,
Speaker 5: I want this, I want my TV. I want this
Speaker 5: lazy boy here. You just read man real camp like
Speaker 5: smooth Sail.
Speaker 3: It was real training camp. I'm not knocking these guys.
Speaker 6: I think if we had training camps like this, we
Speaker 6: probably could played two more extra year.
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 5: But also, you didn't boy, you talking about you talk
Speaker 5: about stealing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, stealing, basic stealing, that's what.
Speaker 6: But hey, it's called for different things, different times called
Speaker 6: for different things.
Speaker 5: I'm sure we were like that in the Western Yeah,
Speaker 5: I'm sure, Doug.
Speaker 6: We even looked at us and be like, look these
Speaker 6: sout dudes doing all this soft stuff. So every generation
Speaker 6: got their themes about them, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look of these guys letter helmets, face Man, Way
Speaker 1: and face Man.
Speaker 4: They also were smoking cigarettes in.
Speaker 6: The lot halftime, and they also had real jobs after
Speaker 6: he left this job. So it's a different times, different thing.
Speaker 6: Now we got quarterbacks making two hundred million.
Speaker 4: You you moonlight when you're in the NFL.
Speaker 3: I was I like to practice blue stop it.
Speaker 4: I see you moonlight. You tell you had the second job. Yeah,
Speaker 4: second job, that's what We're not.
Speaker 6: Gonna do that.
Speaker 4: You're not gonna tell them what's the second time.
Speaker 3: I'm not. Keep it going, keep a moving, keep a moving.
Speaker 2: A blank was my favorite moment at training camp.
Speaker 5: My my favorite moment that training camp, Man is over.
Speaker 2: I was about to say that the end of.
Speaker 5: My my favorite moment, Man was like I did like
Speaker 5: seeing the guys first time, first day of training camp
Speaker 5: when we came in seeing everybody the first the first
Speaker 5: big mean we always had like you did your little
Speaker 5: conditioning task and you have like a little dinner or something.
Speaker 5: But we always that was like everybody kitchen, everybody like
Speaker 5: what you do over the last six weeks.
Speaker 4: You act like we ain't seen each other month months.
Speaker 5: But but it was like it was like, all right,
Speaker 5: we were here now. Like so I loved I did
Speaker 5: part seeing my guys and everybody bringing this stuff up.
Speaker 5: My favorite moment, I would say, other than when it
Speaker 5: was over, was when we've had that first preseason game,
Speaker 5: because you got you've you've been going against your same
Speaker 5: players on your tame for yeah, two or three weeks
Speaker 5: of prisely you just tied of going against the same guys.
Speaker 5: They know your offense, you know, they know your defense,
Speaker 5: we know their offense. And finally once you got to
Speaker 5: that preseason, you started playing games and it's also you
Speaker 5: know it's getting close to being the regular season, getting
Speaker 5: that for real.
Speaker 3: I think it's not that blue blow that up. I
Speaker 3: think it's the check in.
Speaker 6: You know, when we check it back in, like chicking in,
Speaker 6: everybody deafing each other where you be in now we
Speaker 6: just seeing who we have signed doing the off seasons,
Speaker 6: deafiting them up for the first time. And it's just
Speaker 6: that feeling of bloging, like bloging, bloging to this one percent,
Speaker 6: we out of one percent that get to play this game,
Speaker 6: and to look at yourself and be like, I'm part
Speaker 6: of that one percent.
Speaker 3: That's that day when y'all walk.
Speaker 6: In and everybody know, man, I'm here, and not only
Speaker 6: am I here, I'm a starter. Like I think people
Speaker 6: take that type stuff for granted, but no, I love
Speaker 6: that first day of everybody getting back in and some
Speaker 6: guys come in. They didn't change their body, looking chiseled.
Speaker 6: Some of them come back looking like blue you don't
Speaker 6: never know, you never know.
Speaker 4: Or they look like they changed positions.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like they've been just eating places of glue all day.
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Speaker 9: Yes, I'm here calling from a walk show Wisconsin. You
Speaker 9: know we out here, but when we talk about Terman Corny,
Speaker 9: I feel like we can talking about like, you know,
Speaker 9: his like his longevity, his durability, because I mean, the
Speaker 9: man has only been three or four games to the
Speaker 9: start of his career. I mean he's twenty eight, and
Speaker 9: you know he's he's been bowing out ever since he
Speaker 9: got here, you know, exposing Trayvon Diggs at one game.
Speaker 9: But I mean he's also just like a great person
Speaker 9: in general, one of my favorite commanders splash vedskents of
Speaker 9: all time. You know, I'm only fifteen, but I've watched
Speaker 9: my fair share. You know, I met him twice. He's
Speaker 9: a good guy to being around. You know, he hates
Speaker 9: doing ambitious if you know, you know he sounds like he.
Speaker 1: Paid tax Yeah, he said, like I got three sons.
Speaker 4: We all like you play taxes at fifteen. He's a
Speaker 4: big fan if he's out Wisconsin, Wisconsin.
Speaker 5: I mean, what is it not to like about it?
Speaker 5: You're talking about professional What is it not to like
Speaker 5: about Terry?
Speaker 4: Man? I do it.
Speaker 6: I made I made his father. Yeah, I didn't have
Speaker 6: the second guests. I already knew who father they were,
Speaker 6: and I told him when I met him, you did
Speaker 6: a damn good job with yourself. He one of the
Speaker 6: best players. I got the interview Tierry on the day
Speaker 6: we drafted him. Right after we drafted him, we got
Speaker 6: him on the radio for his first and the first day,
Speaker 6: Tyry see that. I can't wait because I was bringing
Speaker 6: up wide receiver to him. Man, what's gonna break today?
Speaker 3: Like, Man, I can't wait to play special team like
Speaker 3: we got one, and I know what he was gonna be.
Speaker 3: He was his first thing out.
Speaker 6: Now, however, I can help this team. He ain't knowing
Speaker 6: I'm finna be the number one receiver. Yes, Like I
Speaker 6: knew what we would get.
Speaker 2: And he meant it. No, he meant it. He meant
Speaker 2: every bit of it.
Speaker 10: Hey, Fred smooth Dale Junior out of Pennsylvania, you were
Speaker 10: talking about Carlisle. I wanted to tell you a story
Speaker 10: about the time that you guys had a fan appreciation
Speaker 10: in Carlile. I ran right past Darryl Green to you
Speaker 10: to get an autograph, turned around and look, I could
Speaker 10: not believe I just bypassed Daryl Green for you. So
Speaker 10: I got your autograph. Thank you.
Speaker 5: You know who else could believe it was?
Speaker 3: He ran past greatness to go to greatness. Ain't nothing
Speaker 3: wrong with that?
Speaker 4: List to me like, yes, was hot.
Speaker 6: Son, I mean one hundred and ten degrees almost every day.
Speaker 6: I had never been to Pennsylvania. Prior to that, I
Speaker 6: had a different respect. And then we in the middle
Speaker 6: of Pennsylvania. You just snick your nose up. You can Hershey, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 6: Nowhere where so you can smell the chocolate going through there.
Speaker 6: But the only thing in this cottage town is an
Speaker 6: ice cream shop. I know what ice cream shop he
Speaker 6: talking about. We went to this ice cream shop after
Speaker 6: practice because it was really nothing else to do but
Speaker 6: go to this ice cream shop. Thank you for running
Speaker 6: past greatness to make greatness.
Speaker 2: Speaking of greatness, the Olympics is going on right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, before I asked the question, I want to ask,
Speaker 1: are you guys Indian Olympics?
Speaker 3: Oh? Everybody love it? Yeah? I just hate this every
Speaker 3: four years.
Speaker 4: But that helps bring the excitement, that anticipation of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it does. What's your favorite?
Speaker 5: Well, I could have been the Olympic. Like seriously, my
Speaker 5: dad wanted me to be a Decatholic.
Speaker 6: Because if my dad wanted me to be a preacher, said,
Speaker 6: my dad wanted me to be six three?
Speaker 3: Yeah, what is it dude?
Speaker 4: If I literally could have been I ran tracking college.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we all did a lot of things.
Speaker 6: Like come on, do you think where would you have
Speaker 6: placed in the ninety nine Olympics?
Speaker 3: And then when you was twenty twenty one years.
Speaker 4: Old, I probably have been up there with like Dan O'Brien, like.
Speaker 5: You more like remember those guys, I'm Dani Brin and
Speaker 5: Kitton Jiller.
Speaker 4: Dude, you don't.
Speaker 3: Respect these athletes, and you can't. I am telling you.
Speaker 5: I could have ran the four hundred, the hundred and
Speaker 5: two hundred at a very high level, world class speed.
Speaker 4: Would have been at the couch you have. Did you
Speaker 4: have world class speed in college?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, everyone knows that.
Speaker 4: I don't even argue that.
Speaker 3: No, I don't ask you what you running the forty
Speaker 3: when we came out?
Speaker 4: Was you four too?
Speaker 3: You lied? Four?
Speaker 1: To what?
Speaker 4: Nine? I went for two, nine for two, two for
Speaker 4: two one.
Speaker 11: You name a whole that's a whole different, right, that's
Speaker 11: because every day I could get up and do it. Hey,
Speaker 11: London or lips are Tellor lie like I want to
Speaker 11: talk to something.
Speaker 4: Hold on, hold on, London, you ran what a four
Speaker 4: three four three eight?
Speaker 3: I ran four three nine?
Speaker 4: Well and you got realized.
Speaker 3: He lowing to the ground and leaves showing.
Speaker 4: It in mind. Listen, you got the.
Speaker 3: Y'all got realized. Talk about the London twout's.
Speaker 4: Talk about the Olympics. Let's talk about the Lempics. What's
Speaker 4: your what's your favorite Olympic sport?
Speaker 3: It's track and field?
Speaker 6: Like track and field, and I know that's a me
Speaker 6: against the world type thing, but that's one on one.
Speaker 6: That's like boxing, like you have to show up and
Speaker 6: not only do you gotta beat your teammate, you gotta be.
Speaker 4: You gotta narrowed down what event in track and film?
Speaker 6: The one hundred, the one hundred meters, the fastest whoever
Speaker 6: want one?
Speaker 3: Two crowns in the world.
Speaker 6: These are the two sports crown I'm the champ, meaning
Speaker 6: I'm the best boxer either I'm the fastest man owned the.
Speaker 3: Plant in the world own.
Speaker 4: I am either whooped somebody or you can run from what.
Speaker 6: The other the fastest man. What about you, what's your
Speaker 6: favorite events?
Speaker 4: Well? I love the track and field and hundred meters
Speaker 4: a hundred meters.
Speaker 5: But I've always you know, I was a hooper, so
Speaker 5: I love I love the basketball. I say basketball even
Speaker 5: like prior to the Dream Team and all that. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I used to love watching the college players, collegiate teams
Speaker 5: get ready to play it. Man, I was hurt when
Speaker 5: we lost over the eight Olympics. We lost it when
Speaker 5: we yea, you know, when we lost it.
Speaker 3: We all do as Americans had his chance.
Speaker 5: Now, obviously it brought back the brought into the NBA players.
Speaker 4: But that hurt me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and now it's not even fair watching them.
Speaker 3: Getting better at basketball.
Speaker 5: We I mean, you got Katie Lebron Staff and but
Speaker 5: I love it wouldn't surprise us if they got beat.
Speaker 3: Yeah it wouldn't.
Speaker 4: It would surprise me.
Speaker 5: Surprised me anyway, Uh, man, I am a one of
Speaker 5: the two guys. Well and all the all the sprinting events,
Speaker 5: but this this uh some mo biles. That needs to
Speaker 5: be a lot more talk about gymnastics, Like I mean,
Speaker 5: like what she is doing in gymnastics, how long can
Speaker 5: she keep doing it?
Speaker 4: Though now she don't need to do it much longer.
Speaker 3: No, you can't.
Speaker 4: You can't be four or five and go up twelve
Speaker 4: feet for ten twenty years. Like she is doing the.
Speaker 5: Most amazing things that we've ever seen in toughness.
Speaker 2: Right, and routines are the toughest routines everted.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: You know what's also as intense watching the swimming. I'm
Speaker 5: watching relay the women.
Speaker 4: The other days they were going to geinst Australia. Man,
Speaker 4: I'm in there, like this thing was intense.
Speaker 6: We were talking about the hardest things to judge, which sport,
Speaker 6: which sort would be the hardest to because we say,
Speaker 6: when they doing the swimming, what did we say the
Speaker 6: diving taped?
Speaker 4: I be talking yes, like this.
Speaker 6: Flash from the ward, Like it's all of these small things.
Speaker 6: Then I have to ask myself which things that I.
Speaker 3: Think shouldn't be in the Olympics. Break dancing. Listen to me.
Speaker 6: I don't know which day break dancing is set for,
Speaker 6: but I know I got a chance in break dancing.
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna say I can't.
Speaker 2: I can't say all.
Speaker 3: I need all I need a piece of cardboard.
Speaker 4: I kill it.
Speaker 3: You're gonna think about it. You get just a Memphis curling.
Speaker 3: I think I might hate, like.
Speaker 4: I think it should be Olympics sport.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'm just Eddie and I am.
Speaker 6: But when I see curly, all I can think about
Speaker 6: it in my head is my grandma saying, if you
Speaker 6: don't go in there and streep the flow, I'm gonna
Speaker 6: whoop you.
Speaker 3: In what world is this.
Speaker 6: Or And who is the first dude that threw it
Speaker 6: down there and say, hey, hey, cleaning app for it
Speaker 6: to get your.
Speaker 1: Trampoline to That's that's there's so many sports, Jua.
Speaker 4: What sports would you.
Speaker 2: Man in the Olympics. I would have I would have.
Speaker 2: I would I was just gonna say, I would love
Speaker 2: to try diving your head.
Speaker 6: You come out the water slow, most shirt commercial.
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie though, Like being a professional athlete
Speaker 5: is pretty excited, but I imagine being in the Olympic village.
Speaker 4: It's just like special. It's something special.
Speaker 3: Hey, the Olympics is real.
Speaker 6: Like I got respect for the guy to say you
Speaker 6: the best, to say you the best in the world,
Speaker 6: and something like regardless we give each other ship about football.
Speaker 4: But we can't.
Speaker 6: No football players say the best. Even Tom Brady you
Speaker 6: can say I'm the best quarterback. You can't ever say
Speaker 6: I'm the best football player. Like but when when it's
Speaker 6: nobody that can question you and say no, this dude
Speaker 6: right here is the best boxer, the fastest dude in
Speaker 6: the world, the strongest dude in the world.
Speaker 3: Whatever, That's something can't nobody take from you.
Speaker 6: Man, on this blue earth, green planet, you are demand.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't think they could be compete with.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: We got plenty of Olympics left, playing training camp left,
Speaker 2: and we got to do this again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and by the way, congratulations to the d m
Speaker 6: V thirty plus athletes leading the United States the Olympics.
Speaker 3: Kay, I'm talking about Kate.
Speaker 4: Quincy. Just people.
Speaker 3: We got sixteen year old, we got we are all
Speaker 3: over the play.
Speaker 6: I had to get a d MB some props on that.
Speaker 6: You gonna be repping in Mississippi right now. But d
Speaker 6: MV baby glad flesh left.
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