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Speaker 2: So the fifteen to the ten per He's gonna score touchdown.

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Speaker 2: Swam to the ground by Budda Baker like a torpedo.

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Speaker 2: He came flying into the backfield Connor to the ten,

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Speaker 2: Here we go, one handed catching a touchdown?

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Speaker 3: Oh baby, how's that fail?

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Speaker 1: Here's Craig griolhu Zach Gershman, and nine year NFL veteran

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Speaker 1: Rob Frederickson.

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Speaker 4: So we are now two weeks away from when players

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Speaker 4: report to State Farm Stadium. The first practice open to

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Speaker 4: the public Thursday, July twenty fourth. So these these last

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Speaker 4: few days, Rob, as a former player, do you dread

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Speaker 4: do you take these twenty four hours at a time,

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Speaker 4: these days before you got to go back to the

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Speaker 4: state of Arizona unless you live here already and you're like, okay,

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Speaker 4: well it's just right around the corner, or is the

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Speaker 4: body you're trying to think, Okay, what do I need

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Speaker 4: to do to get ready for that first practice?

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Speaker 5: Well, it's too late for that. If if that's your

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Speaker 5: thought process, if you if you're it's like cramming for

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Speaker 5: an exam in high school. You know, you're you're you're cooked.

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Speaker 5: If that, if that's really your mindset. But I think

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Speaker 5: right now, most guys, their mindset is things tend to

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Speaker 5: get a little more quiet around the house, Uh, get

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Speaker 5: a little more irritable. You know, you're you're you're about

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Speaker 5: to embark on a on a journey for a lot

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Speaker 5: of guys, a roster position, and so there's a lot

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Speaker 5: of expectations, there's a lot of pressure on a lot

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Speaker 5: of these guys, and and uh, you know, you just

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Speaker 5: tend to you tend to get a little more intense

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Speaker 4: And I think Zach maybe a little bit more pressure

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Speaker 4: going into this particular training camp because of what we've

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Speaker 4: been talking about all off season, since free agency, since

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Speaker 4: the draft, as far as the competition at a number

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Speaker 4: of different position rooms. Because you've got some tough decisions

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Speaker 4: to make at least as we see it here on

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Speaker 4: paper now. Sometimes things tend to work themselves out once

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Speaker 4: you get out of the football field. But offense defense,

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Speaker 4: you've got rooms in which you got to whittle down

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Speaker 4: can you massage some of that as far as if

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Speaker 4: you hope not to lose someone but there's no room

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Speaker 4: on the active roster, can you sneak them through waivers

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's going to be a numbers game in a

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Speaker 6: lot of ways. And I think in the previous two

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Speaker 6: and especially the depth now on the defensive side of

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Speaker 6: a lot of those battles where we're gonna start to

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Speaker 6: think about how many defensive linemen do you keep versus

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Speaker 6: be things that we're gonna have plenty of time over

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Speaker 6: these next few weeks to discuss.

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Speaker 4: As a front office, as a coaching staff, you want

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Speaker 4: those tough decisions. Maybe as a player, they'll rob You're like,

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Speaker 4: wait a second, my spot sometimes going into training camp

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Speaker 5: I never had that mindset of my spot is secure

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Speaker 5: I think these players need to have, is you know,

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Speaker 4: The evaluation process has already begun. I mean it began

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Speaker 4: who's who. When the lights come on, who who stands

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Speaker 4: out and maybe who shrinks a little bit. Head coach

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Speaker 4: Jonathan Gannon, before this team broke for the summer, asked

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Speaker 7: Excited?

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Speaker 3: That'll be good.

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Speaker 7: That was one of the things that we kind of

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Speaker 7: a little more friction, you know what I mean. So

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Speaker 4: You hear that word friction to you, Rob, What does

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Speaker 4: that mean? What do you foresee it meaning when it

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Speaker 5: Well, when they have the pads on, that's the only

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Speaker 5: You know those guys that are kind of in the

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Speaker 5: It just naturally has and guys are okay with that

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Speaker 5: But it's the guys that are really fighting for a

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Speaker 4: There is some friction when you're out on the field

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Speaker 4: during the off season, but it's T shirts in shorts.

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Speaker 4: Maybe there's a little bit a little bit more intensity

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Speaker 5: As rob alluded to though.

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Speaker 4: When you're in the line of scrimmage and you can't

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Speaker 4: they're big, but how strong? How are they set up?

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Speaker 4: then a defensive lineman, how do you shed a block

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Speaker 4: when you're just kind of going through the motions for

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Speaker 6: Of course, I remember during the rookie Mini camp and

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Speaker 6: you start to see a little a little bit of

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Speaker 6: that when they weren't wearing the pads. But Darius Robinson

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Speaker 6: the twenty twenty fourth training camp at State Farm Stadium,

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Speaker 6: because you got to see him in these one on

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Speaker 6: he really put on display what he could bring to

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Speaker 6: And the same question now comes to Walter andn Nolan

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Speaker 6: Id the Cardinals first round pick in twenty twenty five,

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Speaker 6: We have that same appearance seeing him in the defensive

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Speaker 6: Dalvin Tomlinson, a healthy Darius Robinson. But how will he

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Speaker 6: group I'm looking at the most rod because the pads

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Speaker 6: you need to see the best.

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Speaker 5: Well, that's certainly been the position group that's got the

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Speaker 5: most attention in the offseason is the defensive line, and

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Speaker 5: I'd even throw in the edge outside linebacker position. So

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Speaker 5: that really was an emphasis by the Cardinals front office

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Speaker 5: to bolster that that position group, and it needed it right.

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Speaker 5: The Cardinals were horrible and rush defense and we weren't

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Speaker 5: will be fun to watch that position group battle it

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Speaker 6: Rob how do you balance that the desire for friction

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Speaker 6: and physicality with not getting too chippy, because at the

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Speaker 6: end of the day, these are the same guys that

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, this is a training camp and guys

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Speaker 5: know that, and guys are fighting for positions. They're fighting

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Speaker 5: and you want that As a coach. I think you

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Speaker 5: want it to the echo of the whistle. You don't

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Speaker 5: want it to be chippy. You want it to have

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Speaker 4: When Bruce arians was the head coach here in Arizona,

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Speaker 4: he always talked about there are ninety individuals in training camp.

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Speaker 4: You're not the Cardinals just yet. That doesn't happen until

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Speaker 4: the end of camp, right before week one, when you

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Speaker 4: whittle that number from ninety to fifty three. So again,

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Speaker 4: more friction, what does that mean? Recently on the Big

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Speaker 4: Red Rage, former Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds asked what

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Speaker 8: To me, that that strings one thing, and I think

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Speaker 8: that's games that he wants, more competition. I think he's

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Speaker 8: he wants to really light a fire under his guys,

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Speaker 8: really get after each other, you know, get in a

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Speaker 8: safe way. Obviously, you never want to get any big

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Speaker 8: time injuries during a training camp. You want to take

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Speaker 8: care of each other. But at the same time as

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Speaker 8: when the bullets are really fast and when the real

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Speaker 1: The hand on, I'm first down, locked up on the backfield.

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Speaker 6: Sweat got there.

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Speaker 2: First, had a loss of two back to throw again,

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Speaker 9: Pressure right away the whole Yes, Josh Swett gets home,

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Speaker 6: Of course, and this is the time of year now,

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Speaker 4: Zavin led the team or led outside linebackers with five sacks.

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Speaker 4: As you mentioned, Zach, Josh Wett checking in at number

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Speaker 5: Oh, he's definitely top three tight end. And yeah, he

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Speaker 5: will be on this list. And who just a quick question,

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Speaker 5: who votes for this or is players? Okay, there's a

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Speaker 5: couple others that I think will be on it. For

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Speaker 5: the Arizona Cardinals, they're dark horses, but I think if

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Speaker 5: it's a true evaluation of talent and what they've done

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Speaker 5: thus far, they should be on the list. And that's

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Speaker 5: Paris Johnson. Paris Johnson Junior. This rookie season, he played

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Speaker 5: every snap offensive snap for the Arizona Cardinals and he's

447
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Speaker 5: really kind of crafting his game and turning into one

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Speaker 5: of the elite left tackles in this league. So I

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Speaker 5: look for him to be somewhere on this list. And

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Speaker 5: then Garrett Williams. I know that's a that's a really

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Speaker 5: dark horse, but he and he's not getting the attention

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Speaker 5: or the accolades that he deserves. But that always takes

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Speaker 5: an extra year or two for everybody to kind of

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Speaker 5: catch up to where you're at in your game. And

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Speaker 5: Garrett Williams game is elite, and so he I think

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Speaker 5: he certainly deserves to be on it list. Whether it

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Speaker 5: is or not, I don't know.

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Speaker 6: I think Paris too just to go off of that.

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Speaker 6: I mean, this is going to be his first time

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Speaker 6: in his career practicing at the same position, spending an

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Speaker 6: offseason at the same position back to back season, something

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Speaker 6: he hasn't done since high school. So for some reason,

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Speaker 6: Paris is not on the list, and I believe that

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Speaker 6: he should be on the list. He might not have

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Speaker 6: the since the players they're given a piece of paper

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Speaker 6: right around week fifteen, week sixteen of the season, and

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Speaker 6: they're all going to put down their list of their

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Speaker 6: top thirty. If I'm not mistaken, because if you do

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Speaker 6: one hundred, that's going to take I'm not sure if

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Speaker 6: the player rob would you have wanted to list one

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Speaker 6: hundred players they thought would make it.

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Speaker 4: So I think, can you name one hundred players at

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Speaker 4: that point?

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Speaker 5: There's got to be an incentive somewhere Potentially.

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Speaker 6: I think the incentive is and you respect, you get

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Speaker 6: the respect from your peers. So if Paris is not

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Speaker 6: on the list this year, it wouldn't surprise me. Now

478
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Speaker 6: that he's going to have a full offseason under his belt.

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Speaker 6: He said that he's fully healthy. Obviously, he left after

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Speaker 6: the game against the New England Patriots in Week fifteen

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Speaker 6: and missed the latter half of the season, those last

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Speaker 6: three games. I expect for him, if not on the

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Speaker 6: list this year, to be on in twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 4: I think those are two great names, Paris Johnson Junior

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Speaker 4: Garrett Williams. Whether it's this year, definitely hope to see

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Speaker 4: them all on the list next year based off what

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Speaker 5: Radio Network.

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Speaker 2: Thurn and go on the one Murray takes. They run

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Speaker 2: it up the middle, touchdown James Conner. The Cardinals blew

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Speaker 2: a hole in the Patriot defense information and Connor scores

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Speaker 2: from her yard out.

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Speaker 3: You give me a ground pounder in three dirt wickers

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Speaker 3: and moveing it in every.

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Speaker 2: Time, setting up deep in the pocket, looking launching farside

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Speaker 2: into the end zone, and Harrison laying out for it.

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Speaker 5: He got it.

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Speaker 2: Touchdown water Cats, Carvin Harrison Junior, big time. Now a

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Speaker 2: lot near side for mccride in the corner. Mix the

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Speaker 2: Cats for the touchdown.

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Speaker 3: Ah, that was greasy good right there from Kyler Murray.

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Speaker 4: So how about this last season? For all, only the

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Speaker 4: fifth time in franchise history, the Cardinals had a three

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Speaker 4: thousand yard passer, one thousand yard rusher, and one thousand

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Speaker 4: yard receiver in the same season. So the offense, yes,

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Speaker 4: individuals succeeded, had very good seasons. Can it be better?

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Speaker 4: I think that's what we're all hoping for when we

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Speaker 4: talk about this offense. How much better can it be?

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Speaker 4: When you look rob at the offseason additions for that

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Speaker 4: side of the ball. Not much. I mean you could

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Speaker 4: argue the biggest offseason addition is someone that we hope

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Speaker 4: to never see on the field this season, and that's

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Speaker 4: your backup quarterback in Jacobi Prissett. Other than that, it's

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Speaker 4: kind of additions along the offensive lines and wide receiver depth.

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Speaker 4: But by and large, they are running it back in

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Speaker 4: year three under Drew Petsing. So we ask, what in

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Speaker 4: year three does a Cardinals offense look like compared to

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Speaker 4: the first two years.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you're exactly right. They're run it back essentially with

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Speaker 5: the same offense as last year. And I think what

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Speaker 5: they're saying is one of two things is you know,

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Speaker 5: players have to execute better and play better, and there

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Speaker 5: can be some adjustments to the play calling. There could

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Speaker 5: be some adjustments to the scheme. Those are the only

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Speaker 5: two areas where you know effectively they're going to change

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Speaker 5: any outcomes because it's essentially the same players. So yeah,

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Speaker 5: there's room for improvement. I think, you know, when you

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Speaker 5: look at the wide receiver room, you expect Marvin Harrison

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Speaker 5: Junior to make a big jump in a sophomore season.

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Speaker 5: You know, I think it was last year. It was

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Speaker 5: it was difficult to have those expectations of being a

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Speaker 5: wide receiver one on a rookie coming in. But you know,

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Speaker 5: I think he played well enough his rookie year that

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Speaker 5: he's in a position right now, both physically and mentally

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Speaker 5: to really make a leap. And but it's it's other

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Speaker 5: wide receivers too that need to come along. I know,

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Speaker 5: Michael Wilson, you need tontinue to see him progress, and

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Speaker 5: you know there's different guys. Greg Dortsch. I feel like

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Speaker 5: he kind of, you know, went away a little bit

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Speaker 5: last year. He wasn't as big of a focus and

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Speaker 5: he had a really good chemistry with Kyler and then

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Speaker 5: that kind of eroded. So I think the wide receiver room, obviously,

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Speaker 5: the offensive line is going to be a huge indicator

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Speaker 5: to the success of this offense. And getting Trey Benson

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Speaker 5: I think more involved in the running game will take

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Speaker 5: a little pressure off of that running game and hopefully

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Speaker 5: create some balance for the Cardinals.

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Speaker 4: The numbers last season for this offense zach twelfth in scoring,

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Speaker 4: seventeenth in the red zone. And again, when you bring

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Speaker 4: back the same personnel and you're just looking for improvements

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Speaker 4: within that personnel and improvements in those numbers or those

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Speaker 4: rankings that I just mentioned, and then I think about, Okay,

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Speaker 4: how can you be more efficient? Less ten plus drives

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Speaker 4: because the more plays you run, the more times potential

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Speaker 4: mistakes might happen, whether that's a penalty or a turnover,

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Speaker 4: or just a ball hits the ground and all of

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Speaker 4: a sudden, it's third and twelve as opposed to third

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Speaker 4: and five.

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Speaker 5: So can you be more.

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Speaker 4: Efficient and take advantage of those individuals that you are

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Speaker 4: bringing back and just elevate everyone's game.

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Speaker 6: Efficiency and consistency are the two things that matter the

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Speaker 6: most with this Arizona Cardinals offense because they showed at

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Speaker 6: moments last year you're in the driver's seat to win

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Speaker 6: the division and to be in the playoffs, and you

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Speaker 6: showed that your offense really has the talent. Kyler Murray

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Speaker 6: was in the MVP conversation going into the week eleven

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Speaker 6: bye after the game against the New York Jets, that's

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Speaker 6: how good this offense really was. And then after the

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Speaker 6: buy everything started to kind of fade away a little bit.

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Speaker 6: And I know Jonathan Gannon says he's not really a

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Speaker 6: believer in momentum and you just expect for it to continue.

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Speaker 6: But whatever momentum was there, and I'll be the one

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Speaker 6: to say that there was, momentum started to really fade

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Speaker 6: away after that week eleven bye. I look at the numbers,

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Speaker 6: do we mention the red zone numbers, which are all

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Speaker 6: right middle of the pack, But I think about the

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Speaker 6: goal to go situations. They started sixteen of sixteen to

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Speaker 6: begin the year and then went into the buy first

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Speaker 6: game in Seattle and they had to settle for field goals.

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Speaker 6: The next week against the Minnesota Vikings, you settled for

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Speaker 6: field goals twice when you got into the red zone

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Speaker 6: may or when you got into those go to goal situations.

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Speaker 6: You lose both those games by one score. And that

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Speaker 6: is really what separates in all three games that the

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Speaker 6: Cardinals were nine to thirteen in goal to go situations,

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Speaker 6: and each time that they did not convert and score

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Speaker 6: a touchdown, they lost that game by at least one score.

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Speaker 6: That is something that really is going to stand out

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Speaker 6: when it comes to this year because when you are

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Speaker 6: in the red zone when you do need to score

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Speaker 6: one more point than the opponent, are you settling for

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Speaker 6: three or you're settling for six?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, And it's criminal that Trey McBride only had one

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Speaker 5: receiving two two receiving touchdown. Well, it came at the

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Speaker 5: end of the season. That's criminal. That is borderline criminal

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Speaker 5: to have arguably one of the best top three tight

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Speaker 5: ends in the league not have an impact in terms

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Speaker 5: of scoring. And you mentioned a number of possessions. I

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Speaker 5: think about it, think about it this way, like the

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Speaker 5: the elasticity of those those possessions and when they happen.

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Speaker 5: So like you want to be explosive early on, and

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Speaker 5: you want to you want to go down and hit

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Speaker 5: some explosion plays, hit some of those explosives that Jonathan

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Speaker 5: Gannon talks about, and score some points. But then when

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Speaker 5: you need to kill the clock, when you need to

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Speaker 5: limit possessions, have the ability to to you know, get

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Speaker 5: those first downs, have the ability to move the chains

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Speaker 5: and be consistent in that I think is as important

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Speaker 5: as being you know, being that that explosive offense when

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Speaker 5: you really want it.

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Speaker 4: Do you have that four minute offense or you're trying

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Speaker 4: to run some clock, gain a couple of extra first

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Speaker 4: downs to keep the opposing offense off the field, whether

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Speaker 4: you're a head by a score or trailing by a score,

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Speaker 4: but you want that ball in your possession to be

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Speaker 4: the last offense on the football field. Speaking of the offense,

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Speaker 4: Chase Edmonds, former Cardinals running back recently on The Big Red,

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Speaker 4: Rage asked what he believes the key is for the

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Speaker 4: Cardinals this season on offense.

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Speaker 8: I think it's all about opening up the pass game

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Speaker 8: for Trade McBride, and as a tied end in the NFL,

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Speaker 8: nothing opens up the pass game for them boys better

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Speaker 8: than play action, and I think that that's something that

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Speaker 8: can continue to kind of be built off of a

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Speaker 8: K one strength, just opening the game for him, really

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Speaker 8: kind of lessening the load on his shoulders, having the

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Speaker 8: run game established, using that to actually get some of

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Speaker 8: the receivers opened down the field, but more importantly, really

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Speaker 8: get Trade McBride down the field where you know he's

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Speaker 8: going to be kle with number one option this year.

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Speaker 4: Play action, rolling Kyler Murray out of the pocket, giving

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Speaker 4: him a little bit more space to work with. And

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Speaker 4: we hear a lot speaking of Trey McBride. It was

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Speaker 4: Trey who first brought it up, potentially some more pre

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Speaker 4: stat motion this season year three under Drew Petsing, Let's

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Speaker 4: hear from Trey McBride on what he believes the offense

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Speaker 4: will look like this season.

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Speaker 11: It's not as fundamentals, not as basic. They're adding a

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Speaker 11: lot of motions and a lot of you know, sauce

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Speaker 11: is what I call it, just putting a little, you know,

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Speaker 11: extra flavor on the same plays that we have, maybe

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Speaker 11: motion guys to it, running different guys in different things.

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Speaker 11: So trying to stick to our main you know, concepts

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Speaker 11: that we have, but dressing them up in different ways.

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Speaker 11: Whether you know, one guy's running a motion or some

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Speaker 11: guy's doing a route, but it's all kind of the

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Speaker 11: same concepts, just different ways to get to it. So, Yeah,

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Speaker 11: this offense can be very complex. And the way that

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Speaker 11: Drew and these guys have changed throughout the offseason and

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Speaker 11: continue to build it, it's it's been a lot of

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Speaker 11: fun and I'm excited to you know, see us in

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Speaker 11: action here.

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Speaker 4: As a defensive player, Rob, how do you confuse the

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Speaker 4: defense before the ball is snap? You're running the same

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Speaker 4: play three times in a row, but it looks different

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Speaker 4: because there's a guy moving from left to right, there's

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Speaker 4: a guy coming into the backfield. Simple basic plays, but

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Speaker 4: it's how you get to that ball being snapped that

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Speaker 4: once that defense starts thinking and all of a sudden,

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Speaker 4: you're a half step slower and now potentially a big

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Speaker 4: play for the offense.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's just that you want to get the defense thinking, well,

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Speaker 5: in actuality, they're getting to the same plays, but just

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Speaker 5: out of different formations, out of different personnel groups. But

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Speaker 5: ultimately they get to the same play at the snap

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Speaker 5: of the ball. And so from the defensive perspective, you

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Speaker 5: just got to look at it, big pitcher and realize

678
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Speaker 5: that things are going to change when they come out

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Speaker 5: of the huddle. Things are going to move around, but

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Speaker 5: ultimately it's predicated on what happens at the snap, where

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Speaker 5: has everybody aligned. And you know, these guys watch a

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Speaker 5: lot of film, right, these defensive players, they watch a

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Speaker 5: lot of film. But anything the Cardinals can do, I

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Speaker 5: think a lot of the motion and shifting and changing

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Speaker 5: has to do with getting these wide receivers or tight

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Speaker 5: ends on the move a little bit, not allowing them

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Speaker 5: to get held up at the line of scrimmage. Because

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Speaker 5: everything in this league is predicated on timing. And you know,

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Speaker 5: if you have Kyler Murray going through a play action

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Speaker 5: and when he hits that backs that he needs to

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Speaker 5: be throwing the ball. It needs to be coming out,

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Speaker 5: and if the receiver or tight end is somehow hung up,

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Speaker 5: you know that that that complicates it. Now, all of

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Speaker 5: a sudden, you got a broken play. Now, all of

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Speaker 5: a sudden, Kyler's scrambling. And that's when you know good

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Speaker 5: things can happen. But you you wanna, you really want to,

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Speaker 5: you know, make your steady diet out of having things

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Speaker 5: work with the timing and within that timing of the

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Speaker 5: play structure.

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Speaker 6: I think it was one of the reasons why it

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Speaker 6: was such a big deal for Marvin Harrison Junior to

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Speaker 6: gain the weight and gain that strength was because he

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Speaker 6: kept getting jammed at the line of scrimmage. Now, and

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Speaker 6: you need your wide receivers to be to out physical

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Speaker 6: those defensive backs because those first five yards matter a lot.

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Speaker 6: That was that pre snat motion will open that up

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Speaker 6: for them.

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Speaker 4: You want to see this Cardinals offense and action be

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Speaker 4: on the Cardinals red to report our final segment and

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Speaker 4: we flip it from the offense to the defense and

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Speaker 4: the last line of defense the safety room where you've

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Speaker 4: got two very good players and Buddha Baker and Jalen Thompson.

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Speaker 4: But there's another player in that room that's trying to

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Speaker 4: get down the field a little bit more. We'll discuss

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Speaker 4: next here on the Arizona Cardinals Radio Network.

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Speaker 2: Cardinals rushed by and trobl Smith steps up, sacked by

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Speaker 2: Buddha Baker.

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Speaker 5: What's coming?

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Speaker 2: Rodgers has no chance? Sacked by Booda Baker.

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Speaker 3: Baker came off the edge, Cleague and Aaron Rodgers got

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Speaker 3: his Backwax.

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Speaker 5: He's a heck of a player for us.

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Speaker 10: He's just constantly hitting the ball. Leadership to the roof,

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Speaker 10: motor and violence to the roof gets us in the

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Speaker 10: right calls on the back end. He kind of plays

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Speaker 10: a lot of roles for us at very high level.

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Speaker 4: Team captain, pro bowler, just an all around great guy.

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Speaker 4: Bhuda Baker some calls from this past season, and his

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Speaker 4: defensive coordinator, Nick Rawlis on what he likes about Buddha

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Speaker 4: Baker on the last line of defense in that secondary

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Speaker 4: in the safety room. As we say, welcome back to

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Speaker 4: his Cardinals Red Sea report. Craig Reel, lou Zach Kersman

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Speaker 4: and Rob Frederickson and Buddha Baker. It's one of those

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Speaker 4: players Rob that if you had more of them at

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Speaker 4: all three levels of the defense, you'd feel a lot

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Speaker 4: better about what you have as far as personnel. But

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Speaker 4: that is one player that you can do a number

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Speaker 4: of different things. It's not like he's out there just

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Speaker 4: waiting for the ball to come his way. This Cardinals

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Speaker 4: defensive coaching staff, and we've seen this since Buddha Baker

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Speaker 4: has been in the league. Is you're going to see

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Speaker 4: him in that second level, you're gonna see him on

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Speaker 4: that first level up near the line of scrimmage.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: Really the heart and soul of this team, Buddha Baker.

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Speaker 5: He has been really, i think effectively since he got here,

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Speaker 5: and a couple of years ago it felt like he

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Speaker 5: kind of was lost in the defense in terms of

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Speaker 5: where they had him playing deep middle a lot and

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Speaker 5: just just really deep zone guy, and he wasn't really

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Speaker 5: up in the action. He wasn't really around the ball

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Speaker 5: as much. Not his not any fault of his own,

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Speaker 5: but just kind of out of position. They're not not

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Speaker 5: really taking advantage of his God given talents, and and

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Speaker 5: you know, just when you get him around the ball.

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Speaker 5: He's he's electric. He just does not miss tackles. He's

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Speaker 5: a vacuum. And so they realize that and they changed

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Speaker 5: some things with Buddha Baker and and with the defense

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Speaker 5: and just in terms of the complexity and moving around

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Speaker 5: and positionless secondary almost at times with three safeties at

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Speaker 5: times out there. You know, it's it's really fun to

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Speaker 5: watch and to see Buddha Baker really thrive and shine.

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Speaker 4: Before we get your comments, Zach, how about we hear

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Speaker 4: from the man himself, Buddha Baker. He was a guest

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Speaker 4: on the Mina Chaim Show featuring Lenny and he was

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Speaker 4: asked why he likes this defensive.

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Speaker 12: Scheme gives me the ability to kind of be everywhere.

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Speaker 12: I always know each and every week I'm probably going

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Speaker 12: to be that red dot that opposing offenses are going

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Speaker 12: to see. And this defense, he is kind of very

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Speaker 12: hard to know where I'm going.

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Speaker 13: So it's definitely exciting. We're going to create more one

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Speaker 13: on ones and more opportunities for other guys to get

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Speaker 13: to the QB or get tap of for losses, get interceptions.

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Speaker 5: So I'm very excited.

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Speaker 4: This coaching staff has given Buddha freedom within the scheme

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Speaker 4: within that particular play call. But if Buddha see something,

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Speaker 4: he has the ability to act on it, and then

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Speaker 4: it's up to the other ten guys to know. Right

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Speaker 4: number three is not where we think he's going to be,

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Speaker 4: but we know he's going to be around the football.

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Speaker 6: That's a large part because of his career and what

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Speaker 6: he's been able to put on tape and how he

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Speaker 6: is the one player when opposing offenses are planning out

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Speaker 6: their their game plan against Arizona Cardinals defense, it's where's

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Speaker 6: numbers three at? And this defense because of all the

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Speaker 6: different formations and disguises that Nick Rolis d ploys and

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Speaker 6: sends his guys out there to do, especially with the

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Speaker 6: edge rushers on the defensive line, and then you start

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Speaker 6: having the safety creeping in into the boxing. You're starting

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Speaker 6: to question, wait a minute, what is Buddha Baker doing

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Speaker 6: and he might drop back into coverage, he might go

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Speaker 6: blitz you obviously heard in the clip Dave Pash broadcasting

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Speaker 6: about how he got that first sack against Aaron Rodgers

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Speaker 6: and brought him down in that game against the New

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Speaker 6: York Jets. Buddha Baker is a talented player and He's

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Speaker 6: also a great mentor for some of those other guys

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Speaker 6: in the room, Buddha.

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Speaker 4: Baker, Jalen Thompson. And then sometimes as you reference Rob,

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Speaker 4: sometimes there's this third safety. Well that third safety is

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Speaker 4: Robert Taylor Demerson. We saw him on the field for

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Speaker 4: all seventeen games last season, started two of those games.

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Speaker 4: But what's next for him? We talk about the year

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Speaker 4: one to year two lead for a lot of these players,

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Speaker 4: Well what is that for Rabbit.

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Speaker 14: Going into year two? You know, the expectation that you

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Speaker 14: know that they brought you in for. It really is

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Speaker 14: time to you know, put on a table. So for me,

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Speaker 14: coming on the same mindset I came in last time.

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Speaker 14: I talked to you guys when I first came in,

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Speaker 14: you know, having that same mindset going into this year

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Speaker 14: making everything slow down. So yeah, it's all starting to

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Speaker 14: slow down. And then now that I've been in this league,

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Speaker 14: I'm starting to learn the ins and out, you know,

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Speaker 14: just talking to a lot of the offensive guys. And

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Speaker 14: then obviously we got two the greatest mentors in my room,

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Speaker 14: So listening to those guys getting my game to elevate

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Speaker 14: to the high level.

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Speaker 4: There is no question that Rabbit can learn from those

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Speaker 4: two players. Talking about Buddha and j T. You get

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Speaker 4: at the same time, Rob it becomes difficult for Rabbit

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Speaker 4: to get on the field because of how good the

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Speaker 4: players are ahead of them. But it goes back to

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Speaker 4: Nick Rowlins. How do you orchestrate how do you get

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Speaker 4: the best eleven regardless of position to attack that particular play.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, already one of the best safety rooms in the

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Speaker 5: entire NFL, and then you add Rabbit Taylor Demerson, and

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Speaker 5: now all of a sudden, you got something because I

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Speaker 5: think this guy is a budding star and the only

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Speaker 5: thing hold them back, as you said, is his reps

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Speaker 5: and the ability to get on the field. When he's

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Speaker 5: on special teams, he makes plays. He's a great special

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Speaker 5: teams player. When he gets opportunities to get out on

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Speaker 5: the field to play defense, he's electric, he's around the football,

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Speaker 5: he makes plays. That's a good problem to have for

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Speaker 5: the Arizona Cardinals in terms of getting him on the field.

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Speaker 5: But this, this safety room is one of the best

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Speaker 5: in the leagues and having Rabbit Rabbit Taylor Demerson added

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Speaker 5: to it, I think is only going to increase it.

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Speaker 5: And you know, his sophomore season we all talk about it,

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Speaker 5: how players really leap from rookie season to second season.

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Speaker 5: I expect to see a big, big jump for Rabbit.

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Speaker 4: And when we heard from Rabbit a couple of weeks back, Zach,

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Speaker 4: that question was asked about, Okay, you're limited in the

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Speaker 4: number of reps because of who is ahead of you.

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Speaker 4: But the mindset that Rabbit has, and he very well

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Speaker 4: aware of his situation yet at least publicly, doesn't seem

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Speaker 4: to be bothered by. Yeah, sure you're disappointing. Everyone wants

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Speaker 4: to play more, but it's what is going to make

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Speaker 4: us successful. And I think Rabbit understands again, team first,

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Speaker 4: and then all play when my number gets called.

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Speaker 6: But that's the exact makeup that Jonathan Gannon and Mani

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Speaker 6: Austin before we're looking for. Is they want somebody that

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Speaker 6: absolutely loves ball in his team first.

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Speaker 5: That's Rabbit.

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Speaker 6: Taylor Demerson. Because you could be bitter, you could say,

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Speaker 6: I know I deliver every single time on the field.

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Speaker 6: I'm a staple on special teams. Now give me my

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Speaker 6: reps and my snaps on the defensive side of the ball.

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Speaker 6: That didn't happen in the beginning half of the season.

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Speaker 6: He filled in for Jalen Thompson when JT was injured

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Speaker 6: in the game against the Jets, and then the following

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Speaker 6: week against the Seattle Seahawks. Played really well. After Week thirteen,

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Speaker 6: in every single game they start to give him more snaps.

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Speaker 6: He had double digit snaps and every single game he

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Speaker 6: played following Week thirteen, So the coaching staff has been

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Speaker 6: very optimistic and thrilled with his progression. I know Rabbit

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Speaker 6: Taylor Denverson is one of those players that when we

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Speaker 6: think about that year one to year or two jump,

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Speaker 6: He's not the first player that we mentioned, or the

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Speaker 6: second or the third, because we know what you already

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Speaker 6: have there in Buddha Baker and Jalen Thompson. But if

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Speaker 6: you have another player that you have the confidence of

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Speaker 6: sliding into that role just like they had in week ten.

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Speaker 6: In Week twelve when JT was out, Rabbit Taylor Denvererson

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Speaker 6: could very well be that guy.

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Speaker 4: And I think Rabbit has something that is hard to teach.

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Speaker 4: It's just the instincts knowing where the ball is going

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Speaker 4: to be before it even is thrown, or the handed

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Speaker 4: off to a ball carrier. It's just the football IQ.

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Speaker 5: Do you hear it?

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Speaker 4: All the time, Robin, how do you pinpoint it? How

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Speaker 4: does it show up on a piece of paper? And

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Speaker 4: it doesn't. You just watch the film. It's like, Okay,

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Speaker 4: there's another play that Rabbit is either making or assisting

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Speaker 4: in making. Because he's always around the football.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you either have it or you don't. And he

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Speaker 5: has it. He has the football IQ. He has the

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Speaker 5: ability to get to the ball and diagnose the play

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Speaker 5: and make plays. And he does it. And he's demonstrated

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Speaker 5: that both on special teams and when he gets opportunities

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Speaker 5: to get out there on defense. So yeah, again, it's

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Speaker 5: a good problem to have for Arizona Cardinals in terms

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Speaker 5: of just an abundance of talent at the safety position.

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Speaker 5: And look, guys, guys get injured, and it's a long

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Speaker 5: season and they need breaks. And so Taylor's I mean,

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Speaker 5: Taylor Emerson is an exceptional guy to come in off

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Speaker 5: the bench and come in and get those reps. Because

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Speaker 5: for me, he's got great two great leaders and teachers

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Speaker 5: in Buddha Baker and Jalen Thompson.

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Speaker 4: And then you look at the rest of the room,

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Speaker 4: Joey Blunt, a veteran great special teams player, and then

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Speaker 4: you add late round draft pick Keaton Crawford, who has

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Speaker 4: played a number of special teams snaps, albeit in college.

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Speaker 4: So going back full circle, well, we began this conversation

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Speaker 4: on the Red Sea Report. Position battles, certain position room,

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Speaker 4: Zach Okay, pay attention when we get to training camp

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Speaker 4: in two weeks time.

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Speaker 6: One ten career snaps for Key and Crawford during his

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Speaker 6: five year collegiate career on special teams. But once again,

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Speaker 6: it's what do you do once the pads come on?

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Speaker 6: Clock's ticking, Craig.

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Speaker 4: Two weeks players report the first practice two weeks from

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Speaker 4: this Thursday special. Thanks those behind the scenes, Jim Mamahundro,

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Speaker 4: Cody Fincher, Ryan Sacora for Rod Frederickson, Zat Gershman. I'm

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Speaker 4: Kreig Rialou. We'll talk to you in one week's time.

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Speaker 2: a Baker with the sacked strip the ball where he's

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Speaker 2: gonna score touchdown?

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