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Speaker 3: I knew it, but I get it. This is Dan Patrick.
Speaker 2: But how the hell are we feeling here on a
Speaker 2: Thursday morning. I've got a bone to pick with kitchen
Speaker 2: here in the studio.
Speaker 3: He You're just touching all all of them, aren't you? Pause?
Speaker 2: What we got a problem in the kitchen? Go to Wow,
Speaker 2: what's going on in the kitchen. They don't have espresso
Speaker 2: in the kitchen. I just are not a Viking like
Speaker 2: you say you are. No, I just want to I'm
Speaker 2: a Viking. I go up in that son of a gun.
Speaker 2: I grab these little styberfoam cups. I put it up
Speaker 2: under there. I put the dang thing in there. Boom,
Speaker 2: something comes out, something more comes out. I drink it
Speaker 2: all right? They don't have an express. I guess you'll
Speaker 2: be saying they don't have they don't have a froth either.
Speaker 3: I mean, why am I not able to froth?
Speaker 2: Here's here's the issue, and I will be accountable for
Speaker 2: you are the issue.
Speaker 3: So I brew my coffee at home.
Speaker 4: And you know how do you brew it?
Speaker 3: Exactly? Do you brew it? It drips, There is no
Speaker 3: there is no you gotta get that's perfect DV.
Speaker 2: Shout in the kitchen and you drink. So I'm not
Speaker 2: one of these instant coffee makers where you throw a
Speaker 2: pot in and it comes out.
Speaker 3: Now, I'm old school. I like this. See the coffee,
Speaker 3: you want to press it? I like for I like
Speaker 3: for it to earn its place like that.
Speaker 4: Actually the old school, by the way, Like wouldn't there'd
Speaker 4: be something more old school than that, Like once you
Speaker 4: actually grind down actually you know then you put it in,
Speaker 4: you press it.
Speaker 5: You don't that you don't actually grind down the beach.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, yeah no, that won't be happening. No.
Speaker 2: And I've also you're not really that old school. And
Speaker 2: I've also done the instant coffee. Uh, the in laws,
Speaker 2: Like if you do it the right way, you can
Speaker 2: do instant coffee really, the poor grinds in and you've
Speaker 2: got to stir it yourself. It's very like the whole
Speaker 2: thing just doesn't It's disgusting. It looks disgusting. French press
Speaker 2: is dope, you know that's saying. But like Jonahs doesn't
Speaker 2: do that. It doesn't work that hard, you know.
Speaker 3: All French.
Speaker 2: But I grew up on instant coffee. Shots out Carolyn Arrington,
Speaker 2: Carolyn Kazer Arrington. And if you do, huh, you just
Speaker 2: gave her middle Damn No, that's her matename. She doesn't
Speaker 2: have a middle name. Q. It's like that old school did, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: she doesn't have a middle interesting, you know, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: My mother in law doesn't have a middle name either. Really, Yeah,
Speaker 2: they don't have middle names. Maybe they do, they're just
Speaker 2: kind of a weird coincidence. No, they're not ashamed of
Speaker 2: their name, don't. They don't happen to have one. I
Speaker 2: think if your dad's name is what was your dad's name?
Speaker 3: Middle name? Willis?
Speaker 6: I mean, what's wrong with that? Like Willis reed, what's
Speaker 6: wrong with Willis? What you're talking about Will talk about Willis.
Speaker 6: I don't think there's a problem with Willis. What's his
Speaker 6: first name? Come on, man, cars Charles Willis. There's nothing
Speaker 6: wrong with that name.
Speaker 2: I agreed, but I think he had a problem with it,
Speaker 2: which is why he named one of his sons Tyrone,
Speaker 2: which is weird. Why would you take it out on
Speaker 2: your child. If he had to wear it, he's gonna
Speaker 2: wear it. I think the name Tyrone is kind of
Speaker 2: tough to be. Yeah, I think it's kind of tough.
Speaker 2: I mean too, man, I'm sorry. I just irock it.
Speaker 2: I vibe with Tyrone. But the point is, you have
Speaker 2: a natural nickname.
Speaker 6: If you have a name that has a natural nickname
Speaker 6: built into it, what's the what's the first name?
Speaker 3: You meet him?
Speaker 6: First, dad, school, he become your homie. What are you
Speaker 6: calling him the rest of the way? Come on, man,
Speaker 6: come on man, yo, Tie, let's get him. And that's
Speaker 6: a tough name.
Speaker 2: Like if you call in Tie off of the sideline
Speaker 2: to come help you out with with the swing on
Speaker 2: on the on the No, don't say the whole. If
Speaker 2: you say the whole name, it's real business. It's real business.
Speaker 2: But if you hit it with I'm gonna hit Tie.
Speaker 2: Oh No, you want to swing, you can swing? You
Speaker 2: can have to swing, except well we will wait, you
Speaker 2: call it tie off the sideline.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 6: You just know that mother lover can handle himself. And
Speaker 6: it's already it's already stated. So I'm just saying, and Willis,
Speaker 6: come on, man, tying Willis. Nah, I ain't playing with that.
Speaker 6: I don't want to see that trouble smoke. I don't want.
Speaker 2: All right, well, here's the smoke. I don't want what
Speaker 2: you don't want. I don't want to have to deal
Speaker 2: with the fact that I forgot to add espresso into
Speaker 2: my coffee this morning. And I I'm in and I
Speaker 2: assume that the kitchen in there has got a little
Speaker 2: espresso button on that on that whatever that Cokamimi set
Speaker 2: up is there.
Speaker 3: They don't. They don't.
Speaker 2: They got lattes, cappuccinos, but they don't have the real deal.
Speaker 2: They got mocha, they don't have the real deal. So
Speaker 2: a little disappointed in the in the effort. But they
Speaker 2: did fix a toilet. I don't know if anybody saw
Speaker 2: that brand new toilet. Really the bathroom nice. I try
Speaker 2: not to go in there too often. Every once in
Speaker 2: a while get up in there, but not too often. Well,
Speaker 2: so that's good to hear though, Brandon, I might give
Speaker 2: it a run.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: Best, you will.
Speaker 6: You are drink these every day, bro, like it's not
Speaker 6: like it. Oh you're off through a good start. Like
Speaker 6: I drink this every day looks like mud. Like I'm
Speaker 6: drinking something that looks like mud, because I'm a Viking, baby,
Speaker 6: a Norseman. Let's jump out there, let's get on the waves.
Speaker 3: Do you say, for see, do you have some Viking
Speaker 3: in you? I said, I told you I do. Really yeah, bru, Yeah,
Speaker 3: what's a tel? What's that?
Speaker 5: What's thet.
Speaker 3: Arrington son and Ragnar son of Errington stay. We'd just
Speaker 3: get after it, baby, big just big Axe is slaying it.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I have a belief that if the Philadelphia Eagles,
Speaker 2: son of I played for the Philadelphia Eagles, well, I
Speaker 2: think if we win Super Bowls, we slay chiefs. If
Speaker 2: the Eagles took a twenty three and meters, they'd see
Speaker 2: a lot of.
Speaker 3: Italian and then what would say of Italy? There you
Speaker 3: Italian dog.
Speaker 2: Kevin Patulo is now the brand new offensive coordinator in Philly.
Speaker 3: There's a common he was promoted there from.
Speaker 2: Within and so you got Sirianni Patula Fangio, big dumb.
Speaker 3: I mean, listen in Philly.
Speaker 2: If yeah, if the NFL ever goes dataly, you know
Speaker 2: who's playing it. The ambassadors of Italy. Brady take a bow. Guys,
Speaker 2: you're taking over man.
Speaker 3: Yesterday? Did you it was good?
Speaker 5: You were preparing for today's show.
Speaker 3: I guess so.
Speaker 4: I I look at this higher and I think, you
Speaker 4: know that this will end up working out for them. However,
Speaker 4: last time I hired from within Brian Johnson, and it
Speaker 4: didn't quite work out. And so you kind of wonder
Speaker 4: if if that could potentially play an impact, you know,
Speaker 4: on this, or if that plays in any role whatsoever.
Speaker 5: But at least for the Philadelphia Eagle.
Speaker 4: From the Philadelphia Eagle standpoint, they're coming off a super
Speaker 4: Bowl there, they're going to be a team that I think,
Speaker 4: you know it still has a decent amount that want
Speaker 4: to prove, but a lot that want to carry over
Speaker 4: from what they did last year. So, you know, elevating
Speaker 4: him from a guy who's already a pass game coordinator
Speaker 4: associate head coach title last year, you know, into this
Speaker 4: OC position, you got to trust that they're gonna be
Speaker 4: He's gonna be ready for this. But again recent history
Speaker 4: shows us that the last time they hired from within
Speaker 4: didn't quite work out. So I think that's the only
Speaker 4: concern is that outside of that though, you know Howie
Speaker 4: Rosman and we keep talking about throwing a bouquet of
Speaker 4: flowers at He's always involved in these decisions, and I'm
Speaker 4: sure he's involved in this one too. And if he
Speaker 4: feels confident in his ability to be able to take
Speaker 4: that next step and b the OC, you know, more
Speaker 4: power to him then, and then they probably are going
Speaker 4: to get it right, because more often than not he
Speaker 4: has got it right.
Speaker 6: I just think, Hey, they have such a positive structure involved,
Speaker 6: the positive culture going on right now. And while I'll
Speaker 6: say success is always fleeing right like you're only as
Speaker 6: good as what you've done for somebody lately. And and
Speaker 6: if anybody knows that, Nick Sirianni knows that, I think
Speaker 6: right now the vibes are so good and so positive,
Speaker 6: and they have so much stability in their personnel, it
Speaker 6: would be it's like messing up a fried chicken wing,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, Like that's hard to mess up.
Speaker 2: You know where you're at right now. Some people may relate,
Speaker 2: but some people may not.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm just saying you season it the right way,
Speaker 2: and don't don't get carried away, even if you even
Speaker 2: if you try to figure out how to bread it,
Speaker 2: don't get carried away.
Speaker 3: On what you do.
Speaker 6: Drop that bad boy into the grease and let it,
Speaker 6: let it cook you and listen unless you go all
Speaker 6: the way to the end of where you just totally
Speaker 6: burn that wing, really fried hard wings are not bad.
Speaker 3: He loves it. He loves it Johnson.
Speaker 2: So to me where they're at right now, I think
Speaker 2: it would be hard for them to mess up a
Speaker 2: move like this to promote, And in fact, this would
Speaker 2: be the perfect time if you're going to promote from
Speaker 2: inside and internal, this would be the time to do it,
Speaker 2: because it just looks like everybody is on the same wavelength,
Speaker 2: the same frequency. So that's what I would say.
Speaker 6: I think it's important when you make big moves, especially
Speaker 6: in success, you're not doing something that could clearly disrupt
Speaker 6: the chemistry. And I think that that's why it would
Speaker 6: be the thought process of not bringing someone from the
Speaker 6: outside into the mix.
Speaker 2: Well, a good thing about Philly is, you know, if
Speaker 2: it doesn't work, hey, you will probably will get a
Speaker 2: year two anyways, so they'll get you up out of
Speaker 2: there pretty quick, as they've done in the past. I
Speaker 2: just that's a pretty what you mean now off him? Well,
Speaker 2: it's not like Brian Johnson got on.
Speaker 3: They're whacking. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean he got one year and they made the
Speaker 2: playoffs like that, forget about it. They made the playoffs.
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, we'll see you hey, forget about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Nice, nice knowing you.
Speaker 2: Uh, but that is the the situation there in Philly
Speaker 2: for the Eagles.
Speaker 7: A mickey, I'm a Mickey. Hey a mickey. Go pay
Speaker 7: him a visit. By the way, he made the wrong decision.
Speaker 7: Hey hey, hey Dom, your buddies with big Dom? Hey Dom,
Speaker 7: go play him a visit?
Speaker 3: Get bad? Does big Dom get a ring? Hell? Yeah,
Speaker 3: he gets a ring, yes, and probably a bonus. Okay,
Speaker 3: why wouldn't he. I mean he's a major part of
Speaker 3: their staff.
Speaker 6: Really, yes, look up his like his his his titles.
Speaker 6: He's got like multiple titles. He's like a security guard.
Speaker 6: That's what he started out as. He's like, he's got
Speaker 6: like titles. Now, bro Lee, can you look up Big
Speaker 6: Dom's titles? In Philip if he had to see whether
Speaker 6: or not it warrants him getting a ring.
Speaker 3: This warned, this important stuff here.
Speaker 8: Nowadays, he's considered the director of game day coaching operations.
Speaker 3: Bam. That means hEDS all in line, he plugs the
Speaker 3: headset in.
Speaker 8: He did start out as the assistant to the chief
Speaker 8: security officer.
Speaker 2: He worked, he worked his way on up. Br He's
Speaker 2: been bruh. That's like, that's a long ass time ago
Speaker 2: back and when ninety nine to two eleven, and that's
Speaker 2: when I was coming out.
Speaker 3: He's been there before. He's outlasted me.
Speaker 8: He's also listed as senior advisor to the general manager.
Speaker 8: You go and the chief security office. Come on, man,
Speaker 8: he's got.
Speaker 3: Why are you what? It's like? This is important stuff, bruh.
Speaker 2: Really elaborate titles, you know, like logistically speaking, don't have
Speaker 2: somebody who handles it in a good way. And watch
Speaker 2: how how people talk about the operation. There has been
Speaker 2: complaints about how teams travel, how things are set up,
Speaker 2: the security when you go to and fro, when you
Speaker 2: get to.
Speaker 3: Hotels, all kinds of game day.
Speaker 6: There are a lot of things logistically that the only
Speaker 6: way you know about it and you hear about it
Speaker 6: is just something goes wrong. So he's got a lot
Speaker 6: that he's got to juggle and maintain. Don't don't be
Speaker 6: like diminishing that man's role. If they're not safe, how
Speaker 6: do you how do you play well on game day?
Speaker 6: If you don't have your meals? You jump on the
Speaker 6: plane or jump on the bus on the way to
Speaker 6: the plane, stuff like that. If the coaches aren't in
Speaker 6: line with what it is.
Speaker 2: They have to do and scheduling stuff like that, how
Speaker 2: is it that you are organized well enough to operate
Speaker 2: at a level to win the Super Bowl? I mean,
Speaker 2: I just was, you know, just trying to don't hate
Speaker 2: on Dom. I'm just trying to figure out, you know
Speaker 2: what exactly that cute bro. Don't hate on Dom. I
Speaker 2: didn't be like, can we have a success? Can we
Speaker 2: have a successful radio show? If you're not driving the show?
Speaker 2: Oh god no, no, come on, And you don't really
Speaker 2: know what it feels like until you don't have it,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: True? There you go, that's true.
Speaker 2: I mean, if we won an award for Best Show,
Speaker 2: which I don't understand why Lee doesn't ever get us
Speaker 2: nominated for Best show awards the Liquor Store, I don't
Speaker 2: understand that. But what we win that award if it
Speaker 2: was just me and Brady. I don't know, Brady and
Speaker 2: I don't I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm not going in that direction, but I will. I
Speaker 4: will say this, you don't know you know what you
Speaker 4: have until it's gone. There is definitely is that.
Speaker 3: There's like that song or your big toe. I mean
Speaker 3: that's prime.
Speaker 5: What too soon for telling amputations?
Speaker 3: Probably as balls? Is it too soon? I'm just saying
Speaker 3: you say so, Johnson.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, man, you don't know what you got
Speaker 6: until you don't have it, That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: And then you realize The Eagles and maybe are gonna
Speaker 4: realize things when Kellen Oh yeah, with Kelli Moore moving on.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, but I think they already know that they're
Speaker 2: going to fill that loss.
Speaker 3: I'll be honestly think Kellen Moore is gonna feel it
Speaker 3: when he's in New Orleans. I think you're right about
Speaker 3: that too. Like the hell both ways?
Speaker 5: Did the Eagles by the way hang back the big dom?
Speaker 5: Didn't they drop off? Ter and that suspension he served.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's when they fell apart.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fair. Sarianni was melting down on the satellite.
Speaker 2: He didn't have big dom to put his hand, that
Speaker 2: big hand on his shoulder and be like, calm down,
Speaker 2: calm down.
Speaker 4: And then when the Lee doesn't have his Evan Williams,
Speaker 4: he kind of falls apart to behind the scenes.
Speaker 3: That's that's very true.
Speaker 8: Yeah, need to uh loud the wheels, you know?
Speaker 3: Did you loob your wheels last night?
Speaker 8: Maybe a little bit?
Speaker 5: It was Wednesday, of course he did. Yeah, delivery Wednesday?
Speaker 3: Was it a delivery Wednesday?
Speaker 8: He doesn't do deliveries anymore. But I did see Todd
Speaker 8: for a second. Yeah, you saw him for a sececond. Yeah,
Speaker 8: we had lunched together. I had a quickie.
Speaker 3: We had lunched together.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'll give a gentleman's lunch a few drinks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2: By the way, for people that just so they have
Speaker 2: an understanding how Lee's mind works. So he went to
Speaker 2: go get a Philly cheese steak from someplace. It apparently
Speaker 2: sucked and they screwed up his order, and he sends
Speaker 2: over an update about his Philly and all right, back,
Speaker 2: are you drinking though? And he goes, nah, I couldn't
Speaker 2: finish my tall he wasn't feeling it. Did have two
Speaker 2: shots of tequila though, so I was like, yeah, listen,
Speaker 2: I just want you to know I wasn't feeling like
Speaker 2: drinking other than those two shots at tequila, which is
Speaker 2: all the momentum you needed to go on a bender
Speaker 2: on a Wednesday.
Speaker 8: Not true, Not true, right, I quit after that. I
Speaker 8: might have had one drink at the end of.
Speaker 3: The night, but OK, I quit after that little nightcap,
Speaker 3: little nightcap. Big fan of the Nightcap. We're a big
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Speaker 1: With you here.
Speaker 2: We are going to do something we do normally on
Speaker 2: our show called in case you missed it. We've also
Speaker 2: got some Lee's leftovers, all sorts of conversation, some shenanigans
Speaker 2: here as we take you all the way up again
Speaker 2: for the next three hours here on FSR. Coming up
Speaker 2: next here, though, we do have a little bit of
Speaker 2: a problem. Apparently there's a gig in the NFL that
Speaker 2: maybe nobody wants. Will explain why and that's yours here
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Speaker 2: better get Mako so uh oh. The NFL might have
Speaker 2: a problem, according to Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk,
Speaker 2: who says that, well, apparently the NFL is concerned that
Speaker 2: the criticism of current NFL officials could reduce the supply
Speaker 2: of future NFL officials, and so maybe that's why they've
Speaker 2: been trying to be a little a little more strict
Speaker 2: with some of the critique from players and trying to
Speaker 2: find players for their open criticism, most notably the Texans
Speaker 2: following their playoff game against the Chiefs in which they
Speaker 2: felt like Patrick Mahomes got the benefit of the calls.
Speaker 2: If that's the case, I'm sure they probably weren't thrilled
Speaker 2: with what Troy Aikman had to say or what we
Speaker 2: had to say on our show following that. But nonetheless,
Speaker 2: at least there's the concern that the officiating supply could
Speaker 2: be damaged if people are too mean to these officials
Speaker 2: in the NFL, which bigs a question who wants.
Speaker 5: To I would?
Speaker 4: I would begin by saying this, if the NFL is
Speaker 4: actually concerned, or if there is an actual concern about
Speaker 4: the officiating at the NFL, let's just look at some
Speaker 4: things that the NFL is not willing to do or
Speaker 4: has not done, to help out the officiating. For starters,
Speaker 4: how many officials are on the field for an NFL game?
Speaker 4: Can you guys answer that?
Speaker 3: Six? Eight?
Speaker 5: Seven? Okay, seven?
Speaker 4: Do you know how many are on the field for
Speaker 4: a college football game at the Division I level?
Speaker 3: Six? Jonas, It's more actually it's more. It's eight. Oh,
Speaker 3: it's the same. So it's not the same more or
Speaker 3: less one more. Yeah, NFL is one less.
Speaker 4: Why do I bring that up because so oftentimes we
Speaker 4: look at calls that are made on the field, because
Speaker 4: that is ultimately still what determines usually the outcome of
Speaker 4: a play, at least in regards to officiating, because we
Speaker 4: have an anointed replay with the ability to reofficiate the
Speaker 4: play right. Every single time there's a call made and
Speaker 4: it's reviewed, we look and take into account what the
Speaker 4: call is on the field, and we have a process
Speaker 4: where it has to meet a certain burden of proof
Speaker 4: buy our replay in order to then overturn that call
Speaker 4: or to make that call right. That is the process
Speaker 4: by which this all works, my thing, and I've always
Speaker 4: said this. I've said this to Deane, I've said this
Speaker 4: to Mike Is. I understand the job responsibilities within each
Speaker 4: at the NFL level as well as the college. I
Speaker 4: don't understand how one more official, one more set of eyes,
Speaker 4: doesn't make the job easier on those other guys on
Speaker 4: the field. It doesn't give you one more person to
Speaker 4: have the perspective of what they saw, how they saw
Speaker 4: in what actually happened to get the call right if
Speaker 4: we're not willing to give up control to the replay booth.
Speaker 4: So that's the first issue. The NFL, for whatever reason,
Speaker 4: doesn't want to add one more official to help out
Speaker 4: with that group on the field to get calls right.
Speaker 4: The next issue is the replay in general. We have
Speaker 4: the technology, we have the ability, we can implement a
Speaker 4: better replay process that allows us to get more calls right,
Speaker 4: that allows us to call the game more consistently, which
Speaker 4: I think is really the biggest issue. It's not so
Speaker 4: much that you know, fans have a big issue with
Speaker 4: officiating it. It's the fact that defensive pass interference in
Speaker 4: one game seems to differ to the next, from one
Speaker 4: crew to another, from week to week, maybe even within crews,
Speaker 4: and how they go about calling it or holding for example.
Speaker 4: So all those inconsistencies add up, and I think all
Speaker 4: anyone's asking for, whether that's the coaches, the players, the fans, betters,
Speaker 4: I mean everyone else else out there, it to be
Speaker 4: consistent or as can consistent as it can be, and
Speaker 4: in order to do so, if you have elements of
Speaker 4: replay that are involved, I think it gets as closer
Speaker 4: to that. So that's the other element that I think
Speaker 4: is still missing in all this. And the last thing
Speaker 4: I'll just say is, and I'll ask this question, you guys,
Speaker 4: outside of the players on the field, who is the
Speaker 4: next most important in a game?
Speaker 3: I mean, as it applies to what.
Speaker 5: I'd say, the officials, I'd say over coaches.
Speaker 3: Outside, you think the officials are more important than the coaches.
Speaker 5: They can make a call that drastically changes the game.
Speaker 4: So you can say that, because here's what I'll say
Speaker 4: is this, If you get an awful play call, right,
Speaker 4: can you still overcome it as a player?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 5: Can you luck out of it?
Speaker 3: Right? Sure? If you get off, If you make.
Speaker 4: An awful call on a game, could it ultimately determine
Speaker 4: the outcome of that game? Change the entire And by
Speaker 4: the way, there's no coming back from that if you like,
Speaker 4: like here's I guess what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Is like the New Orleans play exactly, what's no coming
Speaker 3: back from that?
Speaker 5: There's no coming back from that.
Speaker 4: And I guess my point is you can do a
Speaker 4: poor job as a play caller and still luck out
Speaker 4: because you have superior talent.
Speaker 5: The other team fumbles, stumbles.
Speaker 4: What have you, or you have a player who makes
Speaker 4: an adjustment even without you, Like, there's plenty of times
Speaker 4: that there's.
Speaker 5: Been a call that's come in audible.
Speaker 4: Let's get to another play, Let's get to a better
Speaker 4: play that happens once you make that call as an official.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, there's a replay process. They can make
Speaker 4: up some of those mistakes. But as you're pointing out,
Speaker 4: and we've pointed out there's some that there's no replay process,
Speaker 4: We've got to stick with whatever was just called. So
Speaker 4: I would say, next to the coaching staff, and it's close.
Speaker 4: You've got officials that ultimately determine or impact games second
Speaker 4: to the players, and yet we don't compensate them anywhere
Speaker 4: close to what we compensate coaches to what we compensate
Speaker 4: anyone else involved in the process.
Speaker 3: Do we know what they're compensated?
Speaker 2: Like, they don't make their their salaries readily available like
Speaker 2: they do players.
Speaker 4: Right, that's cure. I'm sure you can look it up.
Speaker 4: We have an idea, but between I guess the point is, I'm.
Speaker 2: Saying two hundred and five and two hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: thousand a year bonuses for postseason games okay, when this okay, But.
Speaker 4: We're not looking at them though with the importance that
Speaker 4: I think we should, and we're not compensating them for
Speaker 4: that either.
Speaker 3: These guys have their jobs.
Speaker 2: Do you think the results would be different if you
Speaker 2: paid them like players? Like, do you think that they
Speaker 2: would ref the games better or or more efficiently if
Speaker 2: they would?
Speaker 4: I think if they were if they were there, if
Speaker 4: the entirety of all these crews, it was their full
Speaker 4: time job, that's the only thing they did, they didn't
Speaker 4: have other jobs. Yes, I think they'd be better. I
Speaker 4: think that goes But wait, that's anything, Yeah, that's anything
Speaker 4: like like, that's like people who are trying to kind
Speaker 4: of you know, work multiple jobs at once. It's hard
Speaker 4: to juggle it to a lo like you know that
Speaker 4: if you're listening out there and you're in that position,
Speaker 4: or if you've got a side hustle, there's a reason
Speaker 4: it's called a side hustle. Yeah, and then there's a problem.
Speaker 4: And there's nothing wrong with that, right, I'm I'm not
Speaker 4: condemning anyone for that. I'm just saying it's really really
Speaker 4: hard to be great at multiple things at once, and
Speaker 4: ultimately you're gonna kind of lend yourself to the thing
Speaker 4: that compensates you or affords your lifestyle the most.
Speaker 5: And so if you afforded, these officials.
Speaker 4: Buy and large the ability to not have to worry
Speaker 4: about having another job or building on whatever else they
Speaker 4: have and just just do this and be able to
Speaker 4: make money off that, which again people might say I'm
Speaker 4: nuts for looking at paying these you know, these folks
Speaker 4: a million bucks a year or whatever it is. This
Speaker 4: is the NFL. There's enough of you out there that
Speaker 4: gamble and spend your hard earned money on this and
Speaker 4: have calls that impact games or no calls that impact
Speaker 4: games because they miss it. And so you can't tell
Speaker 4: me that you wouldn't look at and say, yeah, actually,
Speaker 4: I wouldn't mind the NFL paying these guys more and
Speaker 4: caring more because I don't want to get screwed out
Speaker 4: of some of the bets that I've been making.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just and I think there's a reason why
Speaker 2: I have opted to be like, yeah, I'll go do TV,
Speaker 2: Like don't I don't need the aggravation because it's already
Speaker 2: a thankless job and we can complain about the calls
Speaker 2: all they want. What percentage of calls would you say
Speaker 2: an NFL official gets right per game like percent ninety
Speaker 2: eight percent, ninety eight percent, But those those missed calls
Speaker 2: are the ones that they're ultimately judged on.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. The hardest part about this, Jonas, and
Speaker 2: what you're saying is there could be you could say
Speaker 2: there is multiple missed calls per play.
Speaker 3: Think about that. Yeah, but there's also per play.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they are judged only on that, And so
Speaker 2: I don't blame them. Like the job, when you walk
Speaker 2: into a stadium, at best, only fifty percent of the
Speaker 2: place hates you. At best the people that don't get
Speaker 2: the I mean, wouldn't even say fifty percent.
Speaker 6: If you're the home team. The home team likes every call,
Speaker 6: they get, every call. They don't get you missed the call.
Speaker 3: So that's just the reality you're always dealing with. Split.
Speaker 2: But they're probably looking around going, dude, I don't need
Speaker 2: this aggravation.
Speaker 3: Like what, don't pay me enough for this? Yeah? What
Speaker 3: about all the other calls? I get? Right?
Speaker 2: What about And look? The minimum salary I think is
Speaker 2: seven hundred and ninety five thousand. I don't know the
Speaker 2: minimum of an NFL player this year. I think it
Speaker 2: was seven ninety five. I don't know, I don't know
Speaker 2: you pay them that much, but you know, half a
Speaker 2: mill with all the money you're getting, you know.
Speaker 3: To take some of that from them bench warmers and
Speaker 3: give it to the rest.
Speaker 2: I mean, we take someone from the gambling companies. Like
Speaker 2: how many people are losing their ass on picks? I
Speaker 2: mean not me personally, but how many people are out
Speaker 2: there losing their ass on picks? I think that really
Speaker 2: raises the stakes of security and safety and confidence, Like
Speaker 2: do you think these referees aren't thinking about especially with
Speaker 2: a team like Philly?
Speaker 3: Would you guys just talked about the pies on patches?
Speaker 2: Are they really second guess and making a call that
Speaker 2: could possibly impact what they got going on in their
Speaker 2: sports books? And knowing everything you know about the criticism
Speaker 2: that comes along with it the pay except would you
Speaker 2: guys ever want to be an official?
Speaker 3: Because I wouldn't know my back would mean I'm good
Speaker 3: and I'll.
Speaker 5: Be honest with you. Maybe for the gun show, you know,
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah.
Speaker 3: Would look good and no pause, no, you know all
Speaker 3: the way you know, no.
Speaker 4: Just saying man just in the uniform, so they'd be like,
Speaker 4: you mean, like that could be.
Speaker 2: Hockey league, you know what I mean, By the way,
Speaker 2: every one of your calls would be showing you flexed first,
Speaker 2: that first that.
Speaker 4: It's kind of like the like hockey officiating, like you know,
Speaker 4: those dudes kind of have to be big because at
Speaker 4: times don't have to pull.
Speaker 3: Gast them up. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's kind of like one of those things to
Speaker 4: just get on the gas.
Speaker 5: Get absolutely to the guilds.
Speaker 2: Do they do they test do officials? Like what happens
Speaker 2: if they piss hot? Or do they get get.
Speaker 4: I don't get drug tested, Joe, Why would they get
Speaker 4: drug testing?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe they're trying to remember that one that one referee
Speaker 2: video that went viral where a referee ran.
Speaker 3: Down the new running for the touchdown.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like what like right, nobody like man that man
Speaker 2: is fans look at that reference if if you're an
Speaker 2: NFL official, that's all piped up, like what's the what's
Speaker 2: the best calls at timeout on the field, Like the
Speaker 2: one where you got to point to your shoulders, Like
Speaker 2: that's got to be the timeout on the field, I
Speaker 2: would say. Or or if you say it's good, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, you get to really flex them
Speaker 2: good when Hockey would announce it it was a first down,
Speaker 2: like like you could tell, okay, the guys can work
Speaker 2: on us. Try or if they both got personal fouls
Speaker 2: and both teams got personal fouls and you stick.
Speaker 3: Them Mars Brady be out that bitch flexing.
Speaker 2: I guarantee you he'd be doing like twenty thirty push
Speaker 2: ups on TV time out.
Speaker 4: I think ultimately what you need is MultiMate fractions in
Speaker 4: one play. Yeah, because that way you're gonna be in
Speaker 4: the spotlight for a little longer and like a five
Speaker 4: second call.
Speaker 2: You know, you got to make the explanation very clear
Speaker 2: for a while. You want to.
Speaker 4: Point, You're gonna be able to point both ways, so
Speaker 4: they're offsetting both teams. Just show off both arms, just
Speaker 4: all biceps and quads.
Speaker 2: Then you throw up that first down and you give
Speaker 2: him that last little bit of like first down like
Speaker 2: they'd be like dang, like forget the call, Like look
Speaker 2: at the dude making the call. You know who's like
Speaker 2: that my my, my lumb and fellow letterman Terry Killing,
Speaker 2: look him up that it yoked.
Speaker 6: You remember the one your killings? You remember one the
Speaker 6: referee when they got into I don't remember what game
Speaker 6: it was, but they got into a scuffle and it
Speaker 6: was a pile up and then the referee came running
Speaker 6: over and start peeling them off like they were like
Speaker 6: they were like you football players.
Speaker 2: I know that guy. Man, that's a grown man out
Speaker 2: there calling them games. Now, I wouldn't tell him.
Speaker 4: He does look he does look like he can mess
Speaker 4: someone up. Oh he doesn't look that jack though. Oh
Speaker 4: he's jacked brou he he is. He's pretty yoked up.
Speaker 4: Pretty yoked up dude. Yeah, not like Brady Quinn, but
Speaker 4: he's no.
Speaker 5: I'm saying, like think, I think hockey, and then who else?
Speaker 5: There's someone else.
Speaker 2: To Hockey's son is now an official Sean luckily, and
Speaker 2: he's nice jacked, but it ain't like his dad. It
Speaker 2: ain't quite like his dad. See I think.
Speaker 3: I think the way Terry wears his sleeves like when
Speaker 3: you're yoked up, the way he wears the sleeves.
Speaker 2: The high he minimizes the the mammal in him. But
Speaker 2: that dude was a defensive end play. I mean it
Speaker 2: was a draft the linebacker both both like you know
Speaker 2: that hybrid, you know the linebacker.
Speaker 4: But don't get me wrong, he's a big dude, Oh,
Speaker 4: I think you could take care of business.
Speaker 6: He ain't playing around. He just that he got the
Speaker 6: long sleeve on. He minimizes it. That's that's why I
Speaker 6: see what you're saying.
Speaker 2: By the way, if you are an official out there
Speaker 2: and you happen to be on the gas, we're not
Speaker 2: judging like there's no no criticism at all here, Like
Speaker 2: whatever's gonna make you look bad?
Speaker 3: The tattoos on the force? Just gonna ask that how
Speaker 3: many officials are.
Speaker 2: He got the tats going on? Man, don't be messing
Speaker 2: with t K the body slab dress.
Speaker 3: I said, personal foul.
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Speaker 8: Lap Good Mourning, everybody. Good morning, Jonas, Good morning, Brady,
Speaker 8: Good morning LeVar.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 8: That's right, guys. In case you missed this a while,
Speaker 8: Hey Brady, guys, In case you missed this wild story
Speaker 8: circulating online of allegedly a big fan of the actually
Speaker 8: don't know if he's a Chief fan or an Eagles fan.
Speaker 8: I assume an Eagles fan because of how the story
Speaker 8: goes that after a touchdown, jumbo tron pans to the
Speaker 8: crowd and a man is seeing kissing a woman. Problem
Speaker 8: with that, though, is this man was supposed to be
Speaker 8: at the game with his wife, who gifted him the
Speaker 8: tickets for his birthday. He came up with a story
Speaker 8: that his best friend from college wanted to go, so
Speaker 8: she said go for it. But when he was seen
Speaker 8: on the jumbo tron. His friend from college wasn't there.
Speaker 8: It was his female coworker. Hold that was his best
Speaker 8: friend from college.
Speaker 4: Friend from Collins is a girl, and maybe they and
Speaker 4: maybe they were happy about the touchdown and that how
Speaker 4: they celebrate.
Speaker 3: It's easy, that's an easy call. Why is his wife
Speaker 3: got to be so selfish?
Speaker 2: Like you said, I'm taking my best friend from college, right, Lee?
Speaker 5: Quick question? If I asked you who's your best friend
Speaker 5: at work? Who would you say?
Speaker 3: At work? Truth? Truth?
Speaker 8: Lorena?
Speaker 2: Okay, there you go, which the truth? Jonas kids and
Speaker 2: him on the jumbo tron could have been in.
Speaker 4: This situationally like you could have been in the situation
Speaker 4: right now that we're talking about.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I feel for the guy absolutely.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 8: The wife did get revenge though she she allegedly got
Speaker 8: into his email, his work email, and started sending very
Speaker 8: risque emails to his boss. Allegedly.
Speaker 5: I don't under from his work email though it's from
Speaker 5: his account.
Speaker 8: That is from from his work email. For this story
Speaker 8: sounds like a bunch of crafts and so the boss says,
Speaker 8: what's this about? He says, Oh, that was for my
Speaker 8: female coworker, so enough to get him fired.
Speaker 2: So risk a pictures of him. She was sending to
Speaker 2: her sexts of him.
Speaker 8: Texts, Uh, I'm confusedly, I know.
Speaker 2: It's well, so she she got into his email and
Speaker 2: she sent risk from his account and.
Speaker 3: Okay, so from his account she.
Speaker 5: Was Yeah, why is she playing checkers?
Speaker 3: All? Right?
Speaker 5: Like, here's the reality to that situation.
Speaker 4: So you're upset that he took some other chick to
Speaker 4: the game with tickets. You got him, and so now
Speaker 4: you're trying to ruin his entire life. And I assume
Speaker 4: because they're married, right, you don't benefit.
Speaker 3: She's got a.
Speaker 4: Lawyer, so she's going to get a divorce. Here's the
Speaker 4: whole entire issue with that. You blow up his entire
Speaker 4: job and career. Why do you getting any money from him?
Speaker 3: There? Exactly?
Speaker 2: Oh, there's going to be alimony, but what is it?
Speaker 2: How much is not going to be money? He's unemployee.
Speaker 2: I'm not playing the long game thinking about I'm on
Speaker 2: his side. I'll tell you this right now. He's he's
Speaker 2: the one who should be upset. How could you do this?
Speaker 2: I mean, if you're gonna be at the super Bowl
Speaker 2: with your coworker and kissing her and all that stuff,
Speaker 2: I hope you're playing up.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: You ought to be ashamed of yourself. If you're listening
Speaker 3: to this, I hope she's like a VP or a
Speaker 3: something big, Like I lost my job, but that's okay.
Speaker 3: I was I was grave, I was kissing up wait
Speaker 3: to ruin that guy's Valentine's Day. You gotta be ashamed
Speaker 3: of yourself. You over here busting tables getting me fired.
Speaker 2: But shorty, I was at the super Bowl, which she
Speaker 2: makes six. I'm digging ditches, but I got a rocket ship.
Speaker 2: Now we gonna lose this house, but I'm gonna move
Speaker 2: in with her. Where are you gonna go?
Speaker 3: It's disgusting behavior from that woman. You ain't played a
Speaker 3: long game, also.
Speaker 5: Got like guys.
Speaker 8: We have numbers reported from MarketWatch, a company that specializes
Speaker 8: in advertising and branding services. They say the amount of
Speaker 8: money that Taylor Swift has contributed to the NFL is
Speaker 8: north of one billion dollars. In the first year, they
Speaker 8: say the date from September twenty twenty three to January
Speaker 8: twenty twenty four, she generated three hundred and sixty six million,
Speaker 8: and in this last year six hundred and thirty five
Speaker 8: million dollars. This is all through the metric measures valued
Speaker 8: across all social media, TV, radio, digital news, and print news.
Speaker 3: Now, how much of that do you think she generated
Speaker 3: for her?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 3: How much did they cut her in on that?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: I serious?
Speaker 4: No, I'm serious saying you're trying to figure out like
Speaker 4: that she benefits who made more off it?
Speaker 5: The NFL or Taylor.
Speaker 2: I'm certain the NFL made more than she did. But
Speaker 2: did she come up?
Speaker 4: I would love to actually see what their formula is,
Speaker 4: Like how do they equate value to someone's social media
Speaker 4: posts that never had posted about it before, but because
Speaker 4: they're a swifty that they're out posting about.
Speaker 5: It, Like, is there actually a value to that? Is
Speaker 5: there a specific number? Like what number are you attaching
Speaker 5: to that? Because that stuff tends.
Speaker 8: To be a little bit it is a little, yeah,
Speaker 8: it was is a little great. One thing that I
Speaker 8: found that was interesting was that the numbers spiked most
Speaker 8: when he showed up to her concerts. That's when those
Speaker 8: SWIFTI fans would go and look up.
Speaker 3: Uh oh, take that.
Speaker 2: Cross promotion. I mean that's a classic way of creating
Speaker 2: a buzz and awareness. Cross promoting introduced to a different,
Speaker 2: different audience. We're pretty brilliant. She wore a Kyle Uschek's
Speaker 2: wife is a blowing designer, blown up. She wore one
Speaker 2: of her items once and her company.
Speaker 3: Exploded, blowing up. Yeah, she's everywhere. Good for her.
Speaker 8: Yeah we saw her at.
Speaker 3: The super Bowl, Yeah we did. Didn't even know it,
Speaker 3: but yeah she was there.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: If somebody sees Taylor Swift like get her, like, uh
Speaker 2: you wife, No, but I'm saying like we could benefit
Speaker 2: from it, throw her a well, two crows and a
Speaker 2: cup of joke.
Speaker 3: We would have to be in one of those time
Speaker 3: slots like some of our other shows where they're able
Speaker 3: to get every l one of the celebrities that are
Speaker 3: marketing and promoting what they're marketing and promoting. Just somebody.
Speaker 2: I think she likes to wear those little bracelet. Somebody
Speaker 2: make her a two pros and a cup of Joe
Speaker 2: bracelet and throw it at her and see she's put
Speaker 2: that on. I was on backstage and the big one
Speaker 2: of the big names that came over to the interview
Speaker 2: was like, yeah, we'll do you, but we have an
Speaker 2: interview scheduled at ten o'clock. And he was looking at
Speaker 2: the stage like they're going to go up onto the stage.
Speaker 2: I was like, no, no, no, you're going We're going
Speaker 2: back here. Yeah, we're gonna go record back here. I
Speaker 2: am your ten o'clock. He was like, wait a second,
Speaker 2: you're not on stage. Why are we doing this interview
Speaker 2: with you. You're not on the big stage. We're scheduled to
Speaker 2: go up there. Yeah, there's that. I was like, all right,
Speaker 2: you know, I won't tell you who was on stage.
Speaker 2: All I say is is that you was good. Coming
Speaker 2: would be.
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 3: Everybody's alright, no shade here, no say no, say