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Speaker 2: TP show. It was up there with Aaron Rodgers finally
Speaker 2: getting traded to the Jets, with Lamar Jackson and the
Speaker 2: Ravens come to terms. And now we have both of
Speaker 2: those stories to completion, and we'll talk to Mike Floria
Speaker 2: from Pro Football talking about fifteen minutes.
Speaker 1: Who got the better of that deal? Is that a
Speaker 1: good deal for both?
Speaker 2: And Lamar flowers to him, you got a seems like
Speaker 2: a pretty good deal, one that you're satisfied with the Ravens,
Speaker 2: it felt like they were going to get a deal
Speaker 2: done and telling you the information that I heard yesterday
Speaker 2: from somebody who is a source there, that they were
Speaker 2: pretty confident they were going to get a deal done.
Speaker 2: They didn't like the fact that I brought up that
Speaker 2: the Niners were kicking the tires on maybe trying to
Speaker 2: make a play for Lamar Jackson. They didn't want anything
Speaker 2: to get messed up here. If there was quiet, and
Speaker 2: I said, when there's silence. It feels like that's when
Speaker 2: things get done. But Lamar Jackson got his deal. We'll
Speaker 2: talk to Florio about that deal. And the Aaron Rodgers situation.
Speaker 2: Reportedly is now making one hundred and seven million dollars
Speaker 2: this year. Because I thought he was going to get
Speaker 2: paid like just under sixty million. Then he restructured his
Speaker 2: deal and I'm like, gosh, I want to give him
Speaker 2: less this year to make sure he comes back next
Speaker 2: year because there's no guarantee. But we'll talk to Florio.
Speaker 2: I thought the Jets failed him last night. They may
Speaker 2: have money to spend under the salary cap, but they
Speaker 2: didn't need a defensive player. If you don't get an
Speaker 2: offensive linement and he needed one, then go after another
Speaker 2: wide receiver, a skilled position player, because playing defense is
Speaker 2: not going to win you a Super Bowl. You got
Speaker 2: to outscore people. They do have a good defense already.
Speaker 2: I thought they failed him. I thought the Cowboys whift.
Speaker 2: I thought they wanted Dalton Kincaid, the tight end from Utah,
Speaker 2: and they settled for an interior lineman from Michigan. They
Speaker 2: got jumped by the Buffalo Bills. You know, strategy is
Speaker 2: really important. We're not sure how these draft picks are
Speaker 2: going to play out yet, And you know, we want
Speaker 2: to assess grades, but we're assessing a grade based off
Speaker 2: of the mock drafts. Oh they got that guy there. Okay,
Speaker 2: maybe he was supposed to be there, or maybe you,
Speaker 2: you know, took him higher than you needed to. Look
Speaker 2: at the Lions strategy, I think it was flawed yesterday
Speaker 2: or last night. But these two players could be really good.
Speaker 2: And I had told you about this.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Was that a week ago where my source who's scouting
Speaker 2: for AFC teams said, Hey, by the way, this guy
Speaker 2: is not Jean Robinson, but he is going to be
Speaker 2: a great player. He'll be a steal in the draft.
Speaker 2: Jamiir Gibbs, the running back from Alabama, Well, that's not
Speaker 2: a steal. I don't think at well by the Lions
Speaker 2: because if you look at the players the lowest salaries
Speaker 2: for franchise tag players, it's middle linebacker and it's running back.
Speaker 1: So that's what the Lions did.
Speaker 2: They took Jack Campbell, a linebacker from Iowa, and I
Speaker 2: watched Iowa play twice and the guy makes plays. He's
Speaker 2: one of those guys and he had to because the
Speaker 2: offense was so bad. They had two defensive players taken
Speaker 2: in the first round. Green Bay got Lucas van Ness
Speaker 2: and edge rusher from Iowa. But do you need to
Speaker 2: take them where you took them? That was the surprise there.
Speaker 2: And the Lions have running backs. They got Montgomery from
Speaker 2: the Bears. You got Swift, You have running backs. He
Speaker 2: better be special. Yeah, Pauline, I.
Speaker 3: Was watching the Dan Campbell, the coach of the Lions
Speaker 3: forum shiver people all over the war.
Speaker 4: Really do you think it's one of the.
Speaker 3: Cases where Dan Campbell bulldozed the people around him at
Speaker 3: Chris Bielman's an advisor there. He's an old school tough guy.
Speaker 3: We got to run the ball. You can't have too
Speaker 3: many running backs. We need an old school linebacker that
Speaker 3: you know, eighties mentality that blew up your draft strategy
Speaker 3: or or flew in the face.
Speaker 4: Of any other draft strategy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have no idea.
Speaker 4: I'm watching Dan Campbell fist bump everybody.
Speaker 2: Well, he gets excited over everything. You know, if you
Speaker 2: open up a loaf of bread, he's excited. But you know,
Speaker 2: eighties style football not winning now. But these these are playmakers.
Speaker 2: I just think you could have gotten them later in
Speaker 2: the draft. That's they can turn out to be really
Speaker 2: good players. But it's it's the your strategy here, Like
Speaker 2: the Eagles have a strategy and that paid off. You know,
Speaker 2: Buffalo said we want the guy, go get the guy,
Speaker 2: and that's sometimes you get that luxury pick. And I
Speaker 2: thought the Jets were waiting for alignment to fall into
Speaker 2: their lap and then all of a sudden, somebody jumps you.
Speaker 2: And now you're like, uh, take a wide receiver, take
Speaker 2: a tight end, take a luxury item here for Aaron Rodian. Not, well,
Speaker 2: we took a defensive What do we need a defensive player?
Speaker 2: We have a top five defense right now? But the
Speaker 2: Jets they took Will McDonald from Iowa State, and he
Speaker 2: could be good. But if I'm Aaron Rodgers, it's win now,
Speaker 2: it's Super Bowl. Now does he help us? Now we
Speaker 2: got a defense?
Speaker 1: What do we need?
Speaker 2: We have to have somebody who fills that need. And
Speaker 2: I thought that, you know, you're seeing Broderick Jones where
Speaker 2: the Steelers jump up, and I think that was the surprise.
Speaker 2: They jumped up where the Patriots were and they took
Speaker 2: Broderick Jones. And I think that the Jets were attached
Speaker 2: to him. And then the Cowboys I thought for sure
Speaker 2: they were going to go tight end, thought for sure
Speaker 2: they would. They got Mazy Smith, the defensive tackle from Michigan.
Speaker 2: I know Michael Parsons liked it, but if you're watching
Speaker 2: the Cowboys in their war room, and it really felt
Speaker 2: like they were shocked, they were surprised.
Speaker 1: They're like, so what are we doing?
Speaker 2: I don't know, and then they sort of stared at
Speaker 2: each other and then all of a sudden they're like,
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Speaker 2: ninety cities around America. Seaton Poll question for hour two
Speaker 2: is going to be one?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: Hour one was a doozy. Okay, who goes first today?
Speaker 6: Will Levis or Hendon Hooker? We've got a fifty two
Speaker 6: to forty eight situation happening.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and who Who's Who's leading that? Hendon Hooker? Hendon Hooker? Yeah,
Speaker 1: fifty two? How about that?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 6: Got any ideas where both of those fellows go? Where
Speaker 6: they land?
Speaker 1: I think Minnesota is getting one of the two.
Speaker 2: You do, Yeah, but I don't have any I came
Speaker 2: into this mock draft. I assume Bryce Young was going one,
Speaker 2: and that's all I figured. After that, it's like, Okay,
Speaker 2: that makes sense. And then you start to look and
Speaker 2: you go, okay, this team needs this. Did you get now?
Speaker 2: You can always get those players in the second or
Speaker 2: third round. But when you're on the board, they're on
Speaker 2: the board and you have your opportunity. I always feel
Speaker 2: like in the first round, if you want them, go
Speaker 2: get them. Want them, get them, don't sit there and go,
Speaker 2: you know what, Maybe we can wait for him. Falcons said,
Speaker 2: we want me Jean Robinson.
Speaker 1: We're gonna go get him. Did they go higher than
Speaker 1: most people thought?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Probably so did the Lions do that, Yes, but they
Speaker 2: got who they wanted. It's tougher when you go, oh
Speaker 2: my god, they got him, like the Cowboys today. There's
Speaker 2: no way you can tell me that they're going, yes,
Speaker 2: we got him. But the Buffalo Bills are going, yes,
Speaker 2: we got him. They wanted a tight end, they got
Speaker 2: a tight end. They already have a tight end. But
Speaker 2: it's the luxury item. If you want it, go get it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Poling, if you take the guy you want too high,
Speaker 3: you get critiqued the day of the draft, but three
Speaker 3: years later it could be the right pick. Like you said,
Speaker 3: I'm looking at the twenty nineteen draft. The New York
Speaker 3: Giants had two first round draft picks. I think they
Speaker 3: had six and twenty six or something like that. They
Speaker 3: took Daniel Jones in the sixth spot out of Duke.
Speaker 3: They got crushed for taking him way too high. They
Speaker 3: said they could have got him with the other draft
Speaker 3: pick nobody wanted. They could have taken Dwayne Haskins. They
Speaker 3: could have taken Drew Locke. I could find you twenty
Speaker 3: articles that critique it. Daniel Jones is working out for
Speaker 3: that team.
Speaker 1: Well, they took the right quarterback.
Speaker 2: They just went up too high in my opinion to
Speaker 2: take him there, because you know, Daniel Snyder said, you
Speaker 2: know that, but he was taking Dwayne Haskins and they
Speaker 2: had a higher grade on him. I'm like, you know,
Speaker 2: if you got somebody who's going to have that thought process,
Speaker 2: you could have traded down and I think still got
Speaker 2: Daniel Jones there.
Speaker 1: You got your guy.
Speaker 2: Sometimes though, you'll be criticized because maybe you went up
Speaker 2: too quickly, too high.
Speaker 1: Or he gave up too much to move up.
Speaker 2: Because keep that in mind with the Texans, they gave
Speaker 2: up a lot for an edge rusher out of Alabama.
Speaker 2: Carolina gave up a lot to move up to get
Speaker 2: Bryce Young. Those are the things that crush you. They better,
Speaker 2: you know, they have to be franchise players.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Paul, I.
Speaker 4: Got a little bit of news.
Speaker 3: Ish Ian rapport and others are reporting that the Pittsburgh Steelers,
Speaker 3: who have the number one pick, their trade the second round.
Speaker 3: Our fielding offers for trades that they rapport and others
Speaker 3: say that's the best draft pick to have because you've
Speaker 3: got twenty hours to deal it. Which team And he
Speaker 3: says that that team would is probably trading up.
Speaker 4: To get a quarterback?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, I said that. Start the show.
Speaker 4: Can we guess it?
Speaker 2: Steelers have the first pick second round? And you know
Speaker 2: somebody's going to go up and get that. But I
Speaker 2: don't know, like you have to look at Will Levis
Speaker 2: or Hendon Hooker and say it is he worth going
Speaker 2: up to get him? And who's going to feel that way?
Speaker 2: Do the Vikings feel that way? Is there's somebody? Is
Speaker 2: there an outlier there? With the Rams move up? How
Speaker 2: many teams need quarterbacks? And how many teams want to
Speaker 2: go after the quarterback this year when we know three
Speaker 2: years or next year there'll be three quarterbacks that'll probably
Speaker 2: be taken in the top ten and maybe top five?
Speaker 1: Does Washington you know you got Sam Howell? I don't know.
Speaker 7: I like him.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he's a franchise quarterback, and that's
Speaker 2: what you have to How much is it going to
Speaker 2: cost to get up there?
Speaker 1: Is he worth it?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Pull?
Speaker 3: The Rams have the fifth pick of round two, so
Speaker 3: they are only a couple spots away from the Steelers.
Speaker 3: How about the Tennessee Titans. There's rumors that they're looking
Speaker 3: at Will Levis in the first round. They have the
Speaker 3: tenth pick, the forty first pick of this second round.
Speaker 1: Noah, but you already have Malik Willis there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but now you could replace him for one fourth
Speaker 3: the price.
Speaker 2: Do I wont another guy? Unless you're trading Tannehill, then
Speaker 2: I don't. It's not like I want to bring in
Speaker 2: another one of those guys.
Speaker 7: There.
Speaker 2: We have the the all new Will Levis game to play.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what the rules are with that.
Speaker 4: Sam as before Dan, it's we're gonna go around the room.
Speaker 1: Quickly, Okay.
Speaker 4: Who ends up drafting and keeping Will Levis?
Speaker 1: Okay? All right, Todd.
Speaker 8: With the tenth pick in round two, Levis goes to
Speaker 8: the Tennessee Titans.
Speaker 1: Okay, See, no, Connor, can.
Speaker 6: I say two two teams? I'm going to say two
Speaker 6: teams anyway? I'm going to say it's either the Raiders
Speaker 6: or the Lions, or the Lion or the Lions.
Speaker 1: Yes, Okay, that's.
Speaker 3: Sneaky because this last year contract for Jared Goff and.
Speaker 1: They've been making some crazy picks, so it's like, hey,
Speaker 1: why not?
Speaker 2: And Will Levis in those lines uniform piercing blue eyes.
Speaker 2: By the way, he had a first round draft pick
Speaker 2: sitting next to him. I will say that she was
Speaker 2: a lottery pick.
Speaker 1: He actually had a couple sitting next to and his sisters.
Speaker 1: Sisters are I mean, don't want to.
Speaker 2: Talk out of school here, but I'm just saying, I
Speaker 2: mean he had nice comp there.
Speaker 9: Yes, Marv, Le'll go with the Raiders also, okay, Paulie
Speaker 9: mav I'll.
Speaker 3: Go Washington Commanders. They got traded up a little bit,
Speaker 3: but they'll get there.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll go I'll go Rams. Uh what about
Speaker 1: Hendon Hooker.
Speaker 7: That's where he's going.
Speaker 1: Hendon Hooker's going to the Rams at the fifth spot.
Speaker 6: I have the rams too for Hendon Hooker. Okay, that's
Speaker 6: what I'm hearing.
Speaker 7: I am.
Speaker 2: And you know what, nobody can call you on that.
Speaker 2: It's one of the great outs in our business. All
Speaker 2: you have to do is say, you know I'm hearing that's
Speaker 2: what I'm hearing. You know I got a source. Yeah,
Speaker 2: who's your source? I can't tell you, Marv.
Speaker 9: I got the Seahawks, all right, Paulie oh Man, I'm
Speaker 9: going Vikings, I.
Speaker 4: Go Tampa Bay.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 4: Based off nothing, Okay.
Speaker 1: That's pretty much our show. It's based off Saturday podcast
Speaker 1: is starting, based off nothing, based off oh.
Speaker 2: By the way way podcast yesterday, Dan Patrick takes a
Speaker 2: gamble and uh, we have Bad Larry, we have Shan Irving,
Speaker 2: we have Dylan the graphics guy, and they were making
Speaker 2: some picks, not only on the draft, also golf this weekend.
Speaker 2: I think the uh Azer by Johnny Grumbri. They were
Speaker 2: betting on that as well.
Speaker 3: Are you coming to the party of the Ozerbaijanny Grand
Speaker 3: Prix partyuse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a viewing party.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: Here's a portion of the podcast yesterday where I'm talking
Speaker 2: with bad Larry the time that we played basketball against
Speaker 2: one another. By the way, I have played basketball against
Speaker 2: Bad Larry and I walked off like Larry Bird at
Speaker 2: the three point shoot at the.
Speaker 10: After that week Falcoll.
Speaker 1: Years ago, he's forging this, I remember.
Speaker 2: Okay, we played, started to compete. I went to the hoop.
Speaker 2: Bad Larry fouled me, and he said it was a
Speaker 2: cheap foul.
Speaker 7: He called foul.
Speaker 10: So then, of course, you know, I was just getting
Speaker 10: a no home I want.
Speaker 1: I would like him go into his next show, would
Speaker 1: like him to. So I let him shoot. You let
Speaker 1: me shoot?
Speaker 2: Huh, you must have let me shoot a load because
Speaker 2: I've made them all. Yeah, I got so. I was
Speaker 2: so angry that I'm playing. It's one on one on
Speaker 2: one and one guy played college ball at Providence and
Speaker 2: he couldn't make a shot, and I got so mad,
Speaker 2: and I was like, all right, I'm just gonna win
Speaker 2: this thing.
Speaker 1: And so I was playing against.
Speaker 2: Bad Larry, and bad Larry was decent basketball player. Might
Speaker 2: be better at that than picking games. All right, we'll
Speaker 2: take a break. We'll get some more phone calls coming on,
Speaker 2: and Mike Florio is going to join us. We'll talk
Speaker 2: to some of the nuts and bolts. Where does he think? Well,
Speaker 2: Levis is going to go lamar Jackson's contract, a few
Speaker 2: things to talk to him about. And in the final
Speaker 2: hour this show, the draft expert from the mother Ship,
Speaker 2: Matt Miller, will stop by as well. Got basketball coming
Speaker 2: up tonight, King's Warriors, Grizzlies and the Lakers. The Celtics
Speaker 2: closed out the Hawks last night. We'll take a break.
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Speaker 2: touchdowns Bryce Young year one Todd, I'll start with you.
Speaker 7: Twenty three and a half.
Speaker 1: All right, Seat O'Connor.
Speaker 11: Twenty one, Hey Marv nineteen and a half, Pauli seventeen
Speaker 11: and a half, twenty six and a half, twenty six
Speaker 11: and a half no pressure.
Speaker 2: How about cjstround passing touchdownuns over under Todd twenty four
Speaker 2: and a half, Seat O'Connor.
Speaker 1: Nineteen and a half, Mark.
Speaker 7: Twenty two and a half, Paulie.
Speaker 1: Twenty one, twenty three and a half.
Speaker 2: Over under over under rushing yards Bijon Robinson, seat O'Connor.
Speaker 1: Nine to seventy five Mark.
Speaker 12: Uh, twelve hundred all right, Paulie one thy sixty god
Speaker 12: eleven o seven eleven hundred and a half yards just
Speaker 12: over Toddler, Yeah, sorry, he went over.
Speaker 2: Let's bring in Mike Mike Florio, Pro Football Talk Live,
Speaker 2: co host, NBC Football Night America, contributor and the show
Speaker 2: The Preseas Hours on Peacock. Let's start with Lamar Jackson here.
Speaker 2: How did we get to this point? And we always
Speaker 2: love to say what's the true value of the contract
Speaker 2: and who won and who lost?
Speaker 5: Here, Well, we don't know the true value yet because
Speaker 5: we haven't seen the full numbers. We have limited information
Speaker 5: so far. But it's a five year, two hundred and
Speaker 5: sixty million dollar contract from signing. Usually it's an extension
Speaker 5: and we ignore the fact that there's old money involved.
Speaker 5: Let me give you a great example, good comparison, Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 5: He actually has a six year, two hundred and fifty
Speaker 5: nine million dollar contract when it's signed and when it's applied,
Speaker 5: Lamar five years two to sixty. Lamar makes more over
Speaker 5: five years than Jalen Hurts makes over six years, because
Speaker 5: Jalen Hurts had that one year left that gets attached
Speaker 5: to the five year extension making it a six year contract.
Speaker 5: So there's little things like that that need to be explained.
Speaker 5: It's easier though, once we get the full numbers, and
Speaker 5: we'll get the full numbers Dan, full guarantee it's signing,
Speaker 5: and also how much of the injury guarantee becomes fully
Speaker 5: guaranteed after the first year because they're not going to
Speaker 5: cut him after one year. How much flips what's that
Speaker 5: total number that helps us understand how good of a
Speaker 5: deal it is.
Speaker 2: Any chance the Ravens regret this or will I don't
Speaker 2: think they regret it.
Speaker 5: I think they regret the fact that they couldn't have
Speaker 5: gotten it done sooner. I think it should have been
Speaker 5: done last August. Look, we reported in the aftermath of
Speaker 5: the Jalen Hurt steal, and I think the Jalen Hurt
Speaker 5: steal Dan was a very valuable piece of this. I
Speaker 5: think it snapped Lamar Jackson out of his Deshaun Watson
Speaker 5: fever dream. It finally got him to realize, I'm not
Speaker 5: getting five years fully guaranteed two hundred and thirty two
Speaker 5: hundred and forty two hundred and fifty million. It's not happening.
Speaker 5: It's the aberration. It's the outlier. I have to do
Speaker 5: a traditional deal like Jalen Hurts, and that's what he did. Now,
Speaker 5: I think he should have done it last August. Last August,
Speaker 5: he would have gotten one hundred and thirty three million
Speaker 5: fully guaranteed. Its signing last August, he would have signed
Speaker 5: a deal that would have flipped another thirty five million
Speaker 5: to fully guaranteed in March of this year for one
Speaker 5: sixty eight that would have been fully guaranteed. As a
Speaker 5: practical matter, he should have done it in August. And
Speaker 5: I'm going to be very interested to compare the key
Speaker 5: factors from this deal to what I know about the
Speaker 5: deal he rejected in August. But he finally woke up
Speaker 5: and realized this is the key. Because people are like, oh,
Speaker 5: he won, or he didn't need an agent after all,
Speaker 5: or whatever. He needed someone to wake him up, whether
Speaker 5: it was Odell Beckham Junior, whether it was Jalen Hurt's contract.
Speaker 5: Something woke him up to get him to realize, I'm
Speaker 5: not going to get what I want. I better just
Speaker 5: take what I can get.
Speaker 1: What's Aaron Rodgers getting paid this year?
Speaker 5: Sixty million?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 1: Where did I see one hundred and seven million.
Speaker 5: There's all sorts of different numbers that flow around. Look,
Speaker 5: his cash flow is one hundred They did something with
Speaker 5: his contract, yeah, and I don't I haven't seen the
Speaker 5: actual document yet, so I'm not ready to accept at
Speaker 5: someone else's characterization of its accurate. There was something about
Speaker 5: his salary next year being one hundred and seven million,
Speaker 5: but that's including the sixty million he's due to make
Speaker 5: this year. But he's still going to make sixty million
Speaker 5: this year. He's not playing for a million bucks this
Speaker 5: year in New York. They did something in Green Bay
Speaker 5: so they could trade the contract in a way that
Speaker 5: reduced the cap hit. But the Jets aren't paying him
Speaker 5: any less this year than what he was supposed to make.
Speaker 5: He didn't take a pay cut.
Speaker 1: Paying him one hundred and seven million dollars this year.
Speaker 5: No sixty million because what he was doing to make
Speaker 5: this year, And I've heard nothing to suggest he's taken
Speaker 5: a penny less than sixty million. But that's still pretty
Speaker 5: good for a guy who's pushing forty sixty million dollars
Speaker 5: in cash flow this year under the contract he signed
Speaker 5: last year with the Packers.
Speaker 2: And I don't want to front load this because I
Speaker 2: want to enticing to play next year and there's no guarantee.
Speaker 2: And what did you make of what happened with the
Speaker 2: Jets in the draft with a team that needed offensive
Speaker 2: line and they ended up getting somebody for the defense.
Speaker 5: Hidden cost of that final Aaron Rodgers trade. Look, Dan,
Speaker 5: I think the Jets got fleeced here when you look
Speaker 5: at everything they gave up. They were desperate to get
Speaker 5: this guy the pick next year, the second round of
Speaker 5: the comes a first rounder. All it takes is Aaron
Speaker 5: Rodgers playing just over eleven games this year and the
Speaker 5: second round becomes a first rounder. They don't have to
Speaker 5: make the playoffs for it to become a first rounder.
Speaker 5: They don't have to win a playoff game. They don't
Speaker 5: have to win a single regular season game. That could
Speaker 5: be a top five pick. Let's say he gets injured
Speaker 5: and misses five games and they struggle, they got a
Speaker 5: tough schedule, they fail to make the playoffs, they're in
Speaker 5: the top ten. Hackers get that pick if he plays
Speaker 5: sixty five percent of the snaps and then the kicker
Speaker 5: was the flip flop thirteen to fifteen, you fall to fifteen.
Speaker 5: What happens Steelers cut the line, they take the tackle
Speaker 5: that you may have wanted, and you have to go
Speaker 5: either side of the line. That's the hidden cost of
Speaker 5: this deal. But they were desperate to get it done.
Speaker 5: My theory is Woody Johnson, the owner of the Jets,
Speaker 5: said to somebody on Monday, get this bleepity bleep thing done. Today.
Speaker 5: I'm sick of this hanging over our heads.
Speaker 2: I'm watching the body language of the Cowboys in the
Speaker 2: war room, and I think they got surprised by the
Speaker 2: Buffalo Bills. What do you make of what the Cowboys
Speaker 2: did that they You know, you have to you're on camera.
Speaker 2: You got to be excited for the cameras. Do you
Speaker 2: think the Cowboys got the player that they truly wanted?
Speaker 5: Mike, Well, look, they're never going to admit it. They're
Speaker 5: always going to say they got the guy they would
Speaker 5: have taken even if we had the first overall pick
Speaker 5: in the draft. But that moved by the Bills. Sims
Speaker 5: and I were talking about this earlier today. You know,
Speaker 5: the Bills need playmakers on offense. All they have is
Speaker 5: Tefan Digs, especially a receiver, and Dawson Knox. Look, he's
Speaker 5: no slous, but they need they need a receiver. You
Speaker 5: get through nineteen picks and not avery single receiver he's taken.
Speaker 5: This is great for the Bells and then receiver receiver, receiver, receiver,
Speaker 5: And you know the Cowboys are lurking for a potential
Speaker 5: tight end. And I thought the Bills were going to
Speaker 5: move up even higher than they did, but I think
Speaker 5: they got desperate to get that guy. And now they
Speaker 5: have Dawson Knox and Dalton Kinkaid. How's that going to
Speaker 5: work out? I don't know, but they need pass catchers
Speaker 5: for Josh Allen.
Speaker 2: He's Mike Florio from Pro Football Talk Live. Let's play
Speaker 2: the Will Levis game. Who takes him?
Speaker 5: Well? You know you got teams out there that were
Speaker 5: potentially looking at quarterback that didn't take one in round one?
Speaker 5: What happens in round two? Does Tennessee try to move up?
Speaker 5: Do the Steelers dangle that pick all day long to
Speaker 5: whoever wants will love us? Somebody explained to me. I
Speaker 5: haven't written this yet, but somebody explained to me this morning.
Speaker 5: What can happen when a slide begins? There are so
Speaker 5: many insecure teams about their own evaluation that when a
Speaker 5: guy starts to slide, they doubt their evaluation and they worry,
Speaker 5: what are others going to say? What's the owner going
Speaker 5: to say? What if he doesn't work out? You have
Speaker 5: your evaluation And the person I talk to today thinks
Speaker 5: twenty to twenty five teams had a first round grade
Speaker 5: on Will Levis, but once he starts to go, people
Speaker 5: get wobbly about what they really think and that slide
Speaker 5: gets fueled. So that raises the possibility one of these
Speaker 5: teams out there, Dan, that is thinking we need a quarterback.
Speaker 5: We didn't get one last night. Let's see if we
Speaker 5: can trade up and get in position to get Will Levis.
Speaker 5: And it's good for Levis. From this standpoint four year contract,
Speaker 5: not five years. It's better to go high round two
Speaker 5: than low round one because you don't have to worry
Speaker 5: about the fifth year option. Like Dak Prescott, even though
Speaker 5: he went far later than round one, he was able
Speaker 5: to put the Cowboys in the corner pretty quickly.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that made him feel good last
Speaker 2: night at eleven o'clock as he's trying to slink out
Speaker 2: of the green room.
Speaker 5: Dan, somebody did not properly set his expectations. That's the
Speaker 5: most important thing. The agent can do. You got to
Speaker 5: prepare your client for your worst case scenario. Where is
Speaker 5: your floor? I told him his floor is all the
Speaker 5: way out around one.
Speaker 2: I want to play this from his pro day, Marvin
Speaker 2: play Will Levis.
Speaker 5: If I get invited in, like, if I know like
Speaker 5: I'll be pretty high pick.
Speaker 7: I'll definitely go. I'm looking forward to going, but I
Speaker 7: don't want to go if like I could be like
Speaker 7: a second round pick. You know you don't want to
Speaker 7: do that. Don't want to have the camera just sign
Speaker 7: you all that?
Speaker 1: Well, exactly exactly.
Speaker 5: We have a new agent, hey Gino Smith. Remember when
Speaker 5: he fell out around one? Yeah, he didn't come back
Speaker 5: at first on day two, and then he gets the picked.
Speaker 5: He changed agents not long after that. Somebody failed to
Speaker 5: prepare him for what was gonna happen, or he wouldn't
Speaker 5: have gone.
Speaker 1: Why go?
Speaker 5: Why put yourself through that if you think there's a
Speaker 5: chance you're going to slide all the way out around one?
Speaker 1: Does he go today?
Speaker 5: I think he goes today. I don't think it's going
Speaker 5: to continue.
Speaker 1: I think no. Does he show up today?
Speaker 5: Oh? Good question, good question. I wouldn't I know. I
Speaker 5: wouldn't have gone unless I'm damn sure I'm one of
Speaker 5: the top five guys. I wouldn't have even gone, So
Speaker 5: I think that's going to be a real tough one
Speaker 5: to get him to go back.
Speaker 2: But hasn't the commissioner said before, Didn't they say, hey,
Speaker 2: stop putting a camera on some of these guys who
Speaker 2: start falling.
Speaker 1: It's good TV.
Speaker 2: But you know, at some point you're like, come on,
Speaker 2: you know, I cut the kid a break, Dan.
Speaker 5: It's on my list of things to track down. I
Speaker 5: feel like at some point over the past fifteen years
Speaker 5: I wrote a story about that. Now I just have
Speaker 5: to go find it. You know, it moves pretty quickly
Speaker 5: in these parts, but I'm pretty sure my adult brain
Speaker 5: vaguely recalls something like that where they wanted to make
Speaker 5: it less taxing on the player, more humane, more positive,
Speaker 5: less negative. They don't want that dramatic moment where we're
Speaker 5: all enjoying in a weird sort of way, this stress
Speaker 5: and strain. So we saw a few shots last night,
Speaker 5: and it was clear that will Levis was not prepared
Speaker 5: for what ultimately happened.
Speaker 1: Where does Hendon Hooker go.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, he's a prime candidate for the Titans,
Speaker 5: because you don't need him this year. Torn Acl not
Speaker 5: going to be ready this year. Don't rush him into
Speaker 5: the fray this year. There's a thought maybe Hooker actually
Speaker 5: goes higher than Levis if people are really freaked out.
Speaker 2: The Malik Willis era over before it even started in Tennessee.
Speaker 5: I think the moment they benched him for Josh Dobbs
Speaker 5: last year is when it ended. I mean, think about it.
Speaker 5: They're in the playoff push and I remember that Thursday
Speaker 5: night game was approaching against the Cowboys, and it's like
Speaker 5: they're what they're starting Josh Dobbs instead of Malik Willis.
Speaker 7: What are they doing?
Speaker 5: They're saving Malik Willis for the playoffs. He just assume
Speaker 5: they're making the postseason. It makes no sense to me.
Speaker 5: But think about the disconnect that apparently was there between
Speaker 5: John Robinson, the former GM and Mike Rabel, the head coach.
Speaker 5: Remember last year the scene when they trade aj Brown
Speaker 5: and Rabel looks like he's ready to throw someone through
Speaker 5: a wall. That may have been a pick where Robinson
Speaker 5: thinks Malik Willis is the guy and Rabel was never
Speaker 5: really sold on it. And so now we move on
Speaker 5: from Malik Willis.
Speaker 1: The best pick Last Night was made by who.
Speaker 5: I really was fascinated by, Jean Robinson, and I think
Speaker 5: the Falcons went from fringe team of relevance to real
Speaker 5: contender in one fell swoop.
Speaker 2: They do love to run the ball, Mike, you know,
Speaker 2: over fifty percent. They're one of three teams that they
Speaker 2: run the ball more than they pass.
Speaker 5: They were seven to ten each of the last two years,
Speaker 5: and it doesn't seem that they were that good. They're
Speaker 5: in a wide open division in a conference where all
Speaker 5: the great talent keeps leaving for the AFC. Yes, the
Speaker 5: Eagles are really good. Yes the forty nine ers are
Speaker 5: really good. But when you look at the skill position
Speaker 5: players they have now Kyle Pitts and Drake London and
Speaker 5: Tyler al Jeer who still has a role in that team.
Speaker 5: And I forgot about Cordero Patterson. People are like, oh, well,
Speaker 5: Desmond Ritter, he's not a good quarterback. Well, I could
Speaker 5: be a good quarterback with that many great players around.
Speaker 5: God forbid, all you got to do is hand the
Speaker 5: football off and off they go. So Arthur Smith a
Speaker 5: great offensive mind. I think now with Jon Robinson, the
Speaker 5: Falcons are the team I'd pick to win that.
Speaker 2: And aljier Ran for Yeah, I know, and they got
Speaker 2: him out of nowhere. Is Joe Burrow's contract bigger than
Speaker 2: Lamar Jacksons? Yes, Is justin Herbert's bigger than Lamar Jackson's.
Speaker 5: Yes, maybe by a little bit. If I'm Herbert, I
Speaker 5: want to see what Burrow gets, and then I want
Speaker 5: to try to come in between Burrow and Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 1: Oh so you don't. If you're Herbert, you don't go now.
Speaker 5: No, I want to see what Burrow gets. If I'm Herbert, Okay,
Speaker 5: I think Burrow is the one guy who may come
Speaker 5: out of this day and with like a ten year
Speaker 5: contract and his compensation is tied to a percentage of
Speaker 5: the salary cap. Players have tried to get that. Teams
Speaker 5: have said no. I think Mike Brown, the owner of
Speaker 5: the Bengals, is enough of a renegade to tell the
Speaker 5: league I don't care. This makes sense for us. We're
Speaker 5: going to give Joe Burrow a set percentage so as
Speaker 5: the cap goes up, his pay goes up. The contract
Speaker 5: is never obsolete. Look at the Patrick Mahomes deal in
Speaker 5: light of all these other contracts. No, Patter Mahlmes getting
Speaker 5: robbed right now? And the Chiefs are lucky that he's
Speaker 5: he's wired in a way that he's not kicking in
Speaker 5: someone's door saying take care of my contract. But they
Speaker 5: need to take care of his contract. I think the
Speaker 5: Bengals avoid that if they give Joe Burrow a percentage
Speaker 5: of the cap.
Speaker 2: Have a good weekend, Mike, thanks for joining us. Thanks
Speaker 2: Nancy Pout, Mike Florio, Pro Football Talk Live. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: said it at the time with Mahomes, that is a
Speaker 2: team friendly deal, and it didn't take long for that
Speaker 2: to be a really, really team friendly deal. Andrew in
Speaker 2: Washington is back. Hi, Andrew, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 10: Good morning, Dan, and then it's Happy Meet Friday. Well,
Speaker 10: our Carolina Panthers got the draft pick they wanted. I'm
Speaker 10: really excited. I hope that Frank Reich uses a little
Speaker 10: different offensive scheme to get the most out of Bryce
Speaker 10: Young and we could move forward in this new era.
Speaker 10: Will Levis, I don't know if it was just all
Speaker 10: the mock drafts that made us feel like he was
Speaker 10: a first round draft pick. But like you said, Dan,
Speaker 10: I didn't see anything, and I watched a few games
Speaker 10: last year. I do have a stat of the day
Speaker 10: but real quick, Paulie, if you could give me a
Speaker 10: couple of types of pie to put to my face.
Speaker 10: I still owe you Draft Day pies, which I'll have
Speaker 10: to do this weekend when I'm off work. But I
Speaker 10: do have a stat of the day if you don't mind.
Speaker 10: In all five of their postseason games together, Kevin Durant
Speaker 10: and Devin Booker have each scored at least twenty five points.
Speaker 10: That makes the longest streak to start a postseason, also
Speaker 10: done by Shaq and Kobe for a pair of teammates
Speaker 10: in NBA history. Go Lakers.
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Speaker 1: I think do you Todd is?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I like it?
Speaker 2: What happened before? Or was there a six? It was
Speaker 2: just Mambo number five? Yeah, Pum.
Speaker 3: I have this irrational concern about irrational rational concern about
Speaker 3: one hit wonders like guy's names Lou Baker, Right, yeah,
Speaker 3: he made this song. I'm guessing like fifteen years ago,
Speaker 3: and I don't know that he had a follow up hit.
Speaker 3: I guess is no, like, did he save it? Did
Speaker 3: he did he make like three million dollars in six
Speaker 3: months and then that just ends up?
Speaker 2: Or or did he think he was going to have
Speaker 2: another big hit right Mambo number six?
Speaker 1: Wait till you get the extended version.
Speaker 3: But then I saw about three months ago I saw
Speaker 3: like a commercial for something and this song was in it.
Speaker 4: Does he make like fifty grand off?
Speaker 2: That?
Speaker 4: Does he make ten grand off?
Speaker 5: That?
Speaker 4: I'm fascinated by this? What do you got? Seaton knows
Speaker 4: more about this stuff to me?
Speaker 3: But these guys I think make They're set once and
Speaker 3: they're set forever.
Speaker 2: What's the song though? That You can't see it commercial?
Speaker 2: You can't see that product without thinking that song. Like
Speaker 2: I always thought Bob Seger like a rock you know,
Speaker 2: that was what Chevy trucks that was? That one was
Speaker 2: a big one attached to it. Is there another one
Speaker 2: that you think of when you hear that song?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 2: Whenever I hear Sam Cook and he has don't know
Speaker 2: much about his and I always think of Animal House?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: But but it.
Speaker 2: Didn't get the credit it deserved because it was really
Speaker 2: more about the movie in Belushi going through the food
Speaker 2: line there ton.
Speaker 7: Wasn't there a song?
Speaker 8: My baby is a very fine baby song that it
Speaker 8: became my beer is a very fine beer matte back
Speaker 8: in the day.
Speaker 7: Maybe not the best.
Speaker 2: Example, but that wasn't but it allowed you to sing it,
Speaker 2: So that's what you wanted in the first place.
Speaker 7: Yes, mart I have answer. I do not have an answer
Speaker 7: for that question at all. Oh, but my question for
Speaker 7: you is when are we doing that reality show? Like
Speaker 7: what's what's montel Jordan's life? Like? Like does he go
Speaker 7: on toward do this is how we do it? But
Speaker 7: picks up?
Speaker 1: Do people care about that?
Speaker 3: But if you're a one hit wonder, at what point
Speaker 3: in the set do you play your song? Let's say so,
Speaker 3: let's say lou Bega is doing a show and he's
Speaker 3: doing fifty minutes and he's got eleven songs.
Speaker 4: He has to do it, he has to do an hour.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I don't know if he could
Speaker 1: do a concert.
Speaker 6: Yes, see see, I think lou Bega is in a
Speaker 6: little bit of a different spot because the rest you're
Speaker 6: gonna dance the whole time that you're at his concert,
Speaker 6: and that's really.
Speaker 1: What people are interested in, right.
Speaker 6: So when you're there and you're waiting for Mumble number
Speaker 6: five and you're like, oh yeah, this one. If they
Speaker 6: were like a rock band. Okay, give me an example,
Speaker 6: and uh like the verve pipe and that song the Freshman, right, we.
Speaker 1: Were really we were only freshman. That's like they're one
Speaker 1: big song.
Speaker 6: They have a whole concert, and then you're kind of
Speaker 6: waiting for that one song. That's a pretty depressing song.
Speaker 6: That's tough. There's not a lot of dancing there. There's
Speaker 6: not a lot of like whatever, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Okay, But like Dexy's Midnight Runners, Yeah, they got come
Speaker 2: on Eileen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when do they play that?
Speaker 4: You don't open?
Speaker 6: Are you gonna wait until you close? You gotta hold
Speaker 6: that for an encore? Good grease, I think you have to.
Speaker 2: But can you how many songs constitute a concert here?
Speaker 2: Because I don't know if some of these these artists
Speaker 2: have enough songs?
Speaker 7: Yeah more, my wife went to a concert like this.
Speaker 7: I love the nineties concert where they have all these
Speaker 7: acts where they had like Color Me Bad and All
Speaker 7: for One and.
Speaker 1: How many songs do they get to perform?
Speaker 5: All? Right?
Speaker 7: So All for One had maybe about three hits, and
Speaker 7: so they did maybe like five. Young MC did like
Speaker 7: his minor hit and then he did bust the move
Speaker 7: and that was it. And then Montell Jordan also came
Speaker 7: on and he did He's got mine like R and
Speaker 7: B hits, but this is how we do it. It's
Speaker 7: the big pop hit. Yeah. So he did maybe about
Speaker 7: twenty minutes twenty Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's I would have had the under on that, not.
Speaker 7: I mean, he was. It was the extended version of
Speaker 7: this is how.
Speaker 1: Yes Todd.
Speaker 8: I would think the Natives would get restless after a while.
Speaker 8: You're sitting there and they're like, here's another one from
Speaker 8: our new album.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, well the one we were like, it's
Speaker 2: the thing you don't want to hear when you go
Speaker 2: to see an older band or artists when they go,
Speaker 2: here's something that we just put out.
Speaker 1: And you're like, uh, that's not what I came here for.
Speaker 1: Private Ezze shut up.
Speaker 6: Yeah that was as you know, I've seen Bare Naked
Speaker 6: Ladies no fewer than one hundred and fifty times.
Speaker 1: And they were at this one period in.
Speaker 6: Their u like this one point in their career where
Speaker 6: they really didn't want to be known for like quirky
Speaker 6: fun songs and they were making serious not that those
Speaker 6: songs weren't serious, but there was I think trying to
Speaker 6: tackle more serious subject matter or something not be known
Speaker 6: as so quirky, you know, and they would throw these
Speaker 6: songs into their set and the place would just die,
Speaker 6: like there was just no energy whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Then all of a sudden, the something then my apartment
Speaker 1: are you?
Speaker 2: But if you know this, like imagine you're on stage
Speaker 2: and you start to sing a song and then you
Speaker 2: everybody getting up to go, you know, go to the
Speaker 2: bathroom or getting something to drink, right, I mean it
Speaker 2: has to affect you because you I.
Speaker 1: Mean, you put your heart and soul in that that song.
Speaker 2: You're like, hey, we're gonna play that next, and you
Speaker 2: play it and all of a sudden, you're like.
Speaker 1: A great example of that is John Mayer right now.
Speaker 6: He's got all these like poppy acoustic rock hits right
Speaker 6: that everybody knows, but he really wants to just be
Speaker 6: a blues Yes he are, yes, And so he's up
Speaker 6: there just wailing on the blues for twenty minutes and
Speaker 6: people are like.
Speaker 1: Bust through the double doors. Your body's a wonderlayer.
Speaker 6: Georgia's and he's just screaming on the guitar. He's a
Speaker 6: phenomenal guitar player. You're like, man, this dude, he really
Speaker 6: just wants to play the blues. But he's like, Okay,
Speaker 6: let me get the acoustic out of I mean.
Speaker 1: Let me get it out of all way.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no one came here to see your Buddy Guy tribute.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you got famous. Now play the songs that
Speaker 2: we help make you famous. Not Hey, I'm tired of
Speaker 2: playing these. I'm gonna be known as you know, the
Speaker 2: next BB Yeah.
Speaker 7: And what if you bring your girlfriend? You're not a
Speaker 7: John Mayer fan, but she is. You're like, all right,
Speaker 7: I like a couple of his songs. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 7: this is what I paid one hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 7: a pop for. Should break up with you right now?
Speaker 4: Boom man one hit wonder Girlfriend?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's who's who? And what's what? Right?
Speaker 4: What's everybody there?
Speaker 3: A concert that was just awful, just purely like either
Speaker 3: bulls acts were off or they put on a bad show.
Speaker 4: O man, that was awful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you don't see I don't know, no one
Speaker 3: sees bands they don't like unless you go with someone
Speaker 3: else or.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I'd go to a show where
Speaker 2: I knew that it had the potential to be bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I see.
Speaker 6: I've seen some bands sometimes like where you see them
Speaker 6: in a smaller club and they're great, and then you
Speaker 6: see them outside at a big festival and it's like,
Speaker 6: that's not really great, that's not really fun.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Todd, what about telling about surpassed expectations.
Speaker 8: You were pumped and it was even better than you
Speaker 8: could have even imagined it would be. Like when I
Speaker 8: saw Billy Joel and Elton john and two piano's rising
Speaker 8: from the stage and they're playing each other's songs and
Speaker 8: they're facing each other.
Speaker 4: I was like, Wow, this is just yeah.
Speaker 1: You have two of the great entertainers of It was
Speaker 1: gonna be really good.
Speaker 8: But I was like, even that much more wonderful than
Speaker 8: I envisioned it would be.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know Jack Johnson, the surfer singer guy. My
Speaker 3: wife is a big fan. I casually knew his work
Speaker 3: and I saw him in like the Bronx at this
Speaker 3: small place. And what he did was he played for
Speaker 3: two hours, and every song he added another instrument, and
Speaker 3: he started out with just himself and then by the
Speaker 3: end of the song there was like fifteen people on stage.
Speaker 3: By the end of the two hours, and it was
Speaker 3: jamming and it built really well.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: See, I was never a fan of his music, but
Speaker 6: Marilyn Manson put on one of the best concerts I've
Speaker 6: ever seen in my entire life.
Speaker 1: Was phenomenal.
Speaker 2: But it's more theatricals the music itself. But the music
Speaker 2: works so well with the theatrics.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 1: It was super impressive.
Speaker 2: Two hours in the books on this meet Friday. One
Speaker 2: more to go back after this