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Speaker 2: to talk to the former Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield,
Speaker 2: playing for the Buccaneers led them to the playoffs. We
Speaker 2: talked to him yesterday after the show and here is
Speaker 2: how it went. He's the former number one overall pick
Speaker 2: back in twenty eighteen Heisman Trophy winner at Oklahoma. He's
Speaker 2: the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback. He is Baker Mayfield who
Speaker 2: joins us on the Programboy, oh.
Speaker 3: You kind of scrolled under the set. You don't need headphones.
Speaker 5: There, you're loud enough.
Speaker 3: I don't want you to mess up your hair.
Speaker 5: Worked really hard on this.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Do you work on your hair before a game? No?
Speaker 2: You never did put product in your hair. See you
Speaker 2: look good in warm ups? No, even at Oklahoma.
Speaker 5: No, just the eye black and rub it on and go.
Speaker 3: All right, Yeah, you look good.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: I mentioned your Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback. Is that how
Speaker 2: you are still to be introduced as the Buccaneers quarterback?
Speaker 5: That's to be determined.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll see who's determining that.
Speaker 5: I think the balls in their core right now.
Speaker 7: I mean it's I mean, I've been vocal about the
Speaker 7: mutual interest, uh, and that's I was very appreciative of
Speaker 7: the opportunity I had there and just how they run
Speaker 7: the organization, everything that they're all about, just how do
Speaker 7: we win?
Speaker 5: How do we put our guys in best pision possible
Speaker 5: to win?
Speaker 7: And I've been vocal about that, and that's going into
Speaker 7: free agency, my mindset would be the same thing, looking
Speaker 7: for something similar to that, and obviously seeing them firsthand,
Speaker 7: you know, I know how they operate.
Speaker 3: Why did it work so well?
Speaker 8: You know what?
Speaker 7: A lot of I don't know why everybody thought that
Speaker 7: Tampa wasn't gonna be very good because obviously, yeah, Tom
Speaker 7: is Tom great quarterback obviously, but a lot of pieces
Speaker 7: that were there for those deep playoff runs are still there,
Speaker 7: still intact, and so it's a great locker room.
Speaker 5: The culture is great. Those guys know how to win.
Speaker 7: They've been there before, and so, you know, we started
Speaker 7: out pretty good, then had a rough lull in the
Speaker 7: mid midyear, but guys stuck together. The guys didn't flinch.
Speaker 7: That they know how to react when adversity hits, and
Speaker 7: so they just handled it. We came together even closer
Speaker 7: and offensively. We just decided to iron up the little details,
Speaker 7: stop shooting ourselves in the foot, and go from there.
Speaker 2: Okay, but you're dealing with adversity and you dealt with
Speaker 2: that from you know, Cleveland and then a couple of
Speaker 2: stops and then you end up there. What happened from
Speaker 2: when you got to Cleveland to where you are right now?
Speaker 2: As far as like, well, can you sum it up
Speaker 2: to you know, not exactly like do you understand like
Speaker 2: why things happened?
Speaker 7: Oh, I mean, I'm a firm believer everything happens for
Speaker 7: a reason. But it's you know, it's for me. It
Speaker 7: was it was going back to the year I hurt
Speaker 7: my shoulder and it was all stemming from that, I think.
Speaker 7: But I mean, I'm happy with where I'm at in life,
Speaker 7: and uh, just finishing up with Tampa as well.
Speaker 6: How much is it maturing I don't want to say
Speaker 6: growing up, but understanding everything the business side of this, it.
Speaker 5: Was definitely a lot of understanding.
Speaker 7: Uh learned a lot throughout the years, all the ups
Speaker 7: and downs, trying to take away, you know, lessons throughout
Speaker 7: throughout the whole process. But yeah, but still finding a
Speaker 7: way to be myself through that all and not not
Speaker 7: trying to change your waiver for anybody else or mold
Speaker 7: into somebody I'm not and learning that's that's okay. That's
Speaker 7: why I got drafted the position I was to be
Speaker 7: the best version of myself.
Speaker 5: That's and that's what Tampa allowed me to do.
Speaker 7: And Coach Bole said that we just wanted you to
Speaker 7: be you and that's it, and so just don't don't
Speaker 7: fake it, be authentic and embrace that.
Speaker 2: But also with that position, it feels like what separates
Speaker 2: a lot of quarterbacks just confidence. Yeah, you got to
Speaker 2: get in the huddle, you gotta believe. They got to
Speaker 2: believe in you. I don't know if you're confidence If it,
Speaker 2: how could it not waiver from what happened to you
Speaker 2: know in between where you got to Tampa.
Speaker 5: I mean there were moments that did you doubt yourself
Speaker 5: a little bit.
Speaker 7: But I was more frustrated than anything, just frustrated, you know,
Speaker 7: with with some of the situations that I was in.
Speaker 5: And but then.
Speaker 7: After a lot of oc changed and all that, I realized,
Speaker 7: all right, control what you can, and that's the relationships
Speaker 7: in the locker room, busting my ass, you know, getting
Speaker 7: to know the guys, getting to the playbook and learning
Speaker 7: those people and realizing that at the end of the day,
Speaker 7: if I can, you know, hold my head up and
Speaker 7: be proud of how I handle those relationships and those people,
Speaker 7: that's gonna be okay. And so yeah, there was times
Speaker 7: that confidence was up and down, but I knew I
Speaker 7: just needed one chance in a good situation.
Speaker 3: It's nice to have Mike Evans.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, like that's a nice luxury to have. Now,
Speaker 2: you know what Johnny Manziel had at Texas A and
Speaker 2: m like all in those favors.
Speaker 3: Where's Mike. He's down there somewhere Hall of Famer.
Speaker 7: He's so good, he really is, and like you said,
Speaker 7: Chris Godwin as well, just so consistent. Both those guys. Obviously,
Speaker 7: Mike ten years in a row, over one thousand yards yeah,
Speaker 7: and I don't know what I mean. He turned thirty
Speaker 7: before the season and everybody thought, oh, he's gonna fall off. No,
Speaker 7: I think statistically had one of his top.
Speaker 5: Three years or so.
Speaker 3: But is she going to be back? I hope.
Speaker 5: So if I'm back, I hope.
Speaker 3: So are you sure and some of your money with him? If?
Speaker 5: Oh, I think there would be some sacrifice along.
Speaker 7: There's there's mutual benefits for us to come back together.
Speaker 3: Do you have incentive? Are you going to have an
Speaker 3: incentive laden contract?
Speaker 5: That's a good question from my agent.
Speaker 2: He's around here somewhere looking at these lights. But like
Speaker 2: making a Pro Bowl? Uh, you know, winning the division?
Speaker 7: I hope making a Pro Bowls not in there because
Speaker 7: I don't know how that system works.
Speaker 3: Doesn't everybody make the Pro Bowl?
Speaker 5: I mean I wasn't supposed to be there, and somehow
Speaker 5: I want MVP.
Speaker 3: What did you get for that?
Speaker 5: I have no idea.
Speaker 3: Did you get a trophy? I got a yeah, a.
Speaker 5: Small little trophy. It's nice. It's nice. I put it
Speaker 5: next to the Nickelodeon Trophy.
Speaker 2: Okay, but not next to the Heisman Trophy. No, No,
Speaker 2: where's the Heisman Trophy?
Speaker 5: Why do you want to know.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 7: No, it's it's it's at our off season house. So
Speaker 7: it's it's sitting locked up.
Speaker 3: Okay, so it's not when I walk in.
Speaker 2: No, I don't, gosh, do you have anything that would
Speaker 2: signify what you do for a living if I walk
Speaker 2: into your.
Speaker 5: House be sides pictures?
Speaker 2: No, But like your jersey's not there as soon as
Speaker 2: I walk in. Oh no, okay, like your bedroom there's
Speaker 2: no jersey there.
Speaker 3: Your bedroom.
Speaker 7: No, the off season's house it is for relaxing, not
Speaker 7: you know, looking at football every single day.
Speaker 3: But the regular season house you might have that stuff
Speaker 3: to look at.
Speaker 5: It was like, you know, there's a massage table, some
Speaker 5: workout equipment. You might see that.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 5: We live a somewhat of an athletic fitness.
Speaker 2: Style of Okay, all right, how many jerseys do you have?
Speaker 2: Are you a jersey swapper?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 7: Gosh, I've swaps quite a few. I probably have about twenty.
Speaker 3: Who would did anybody say? No?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: I get too nervous. Most of the time. I wait
Speaker 7: until it's like somebody I know a little bit.
Speaker 3: You don't send the equipment guy over. Rejection is one
Speaker 3: of my bigger fears.
Speaker 2: That would be humbling, Like if you say to Tom Brady, hey,
Speaker 2: I'd love to have one of your jersey, and then
Speaker 2: do you feel like obligated that, Hey, I'd like to
Speaker 2: have your jersey?
Speaker 3: Do you want mine? Do you say that?
Speaker 5: No? No?
Speaker 3: No, no?
Speaker 5: Are you gonna call me back?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Do you like me?
Speaker 8: I hope?
Speaker 3: So you did you get a Brady jersey? I don't
Speaker 3: have a Brady jersey?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Do you?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: Who do you have? That might surprise me?
Speaker 7: My rookie year actually swapped jerseys with Julio Jones okay
Speaker 7: and Prime Julio, and he sent the jersey over, or
Speaker 7: was about to send the jersey over, and then I
Speaker 7: think it was the game he passed the ten thousand
Speaker 7: yard mark, so he took that back and centema okay,
Speaker 7: and another one will suffice.
Speaker 2: If you were facing you could choose one of these
Speaker 2: defenses to face that you would want to face.
Speaker 3: Who would you choose? I would like another shot at
Speaker 3: San fran.
Speaker 2: Okay, what did you miss out on that? Given a
Speaker 2: second go around, you would have taken advance.
Speaker 5: Of taking some easy completions.
Speaker 7: I think we were able to run the ball a
Speaker 7: tiny bit, but I think just some throws over the middle,
Speaker 7: and then we were driving the ball pretty well and
Speaker 7: I fumbled. And that's one of those players you always
Speaker 7: wanted to take back.
Speaker 5: And so.
Speaker 2: Why does the announcer always say when you throw an
Speaker 2: interception or quarterback fumbles, boy, you'd like to have that back.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine a situation where you throw an interception you.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't double down to it. I don't know, I don't
Speaker 3: know old strategy. Yeah, yeah, so San Francisco that defense.
Speaker 5: And I say that just.
Speaker 7: Because we played them, and I would, you know, personally,
Speaker 7: like to play them again. But I think they both
Speaker 7: present throwing issues. And so obviously Spagnola calls a great
Speaker 7: game for those guys. A lot of those guys have
Speaker 7: played with each other for a long time. So, and
Speaker 7: Chris Jones is a monster up front.
Speaker 2: Well, everybody keeps bringing up spags like what is it
Speaker 2: when you get to the line of scrimmage?
Speaker 3: What happens that changes?
Speaker 7: I mean, he presents some looks and here's the thing,
Speaker 7: those guys, he wouldn't be able to do it unless
Speaker 7: those guys really understood the scheme and what he's trying
Speaker 7: to get accomplished.
Speaker 5: And so whether they're able to disguise the blitz.
Speaker 7: McDuffie's an unbelievable blitzer from the nickel position. So the
Speaker 7: way he's able to make certain looks and coverages look
Speaker 7: the same as when he's blitzing it just he gets
Speaker 7: those guys off guard. And he just does at a
Speaker 7: good job of understanding team's tendencies and how he's gonna
Speaker 7: call the third down packages and how he's gonna set
Speaker 7: up some of the early rundown blitzes, and so I
Speaker 7: just think he does a great job.
Speaker 3: Were you ever labeled a game manager?
Speaker 7: Probably at some point, Yeah, he probably said that, didn't you, Dan,
Speaker 7: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Not at Oklahoma. Okay, I didn't say that. A gun
Speaker 2: slinger maybe is what I said. But that's okay. Would
Speaker 2: you rather be a gun slinger or a game manager?
Speaker 5: Is there something in the middle.
Speaker 3: We can create something?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like a game slinger.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Like I that sounds like it's work in the
Speaker 7: corner or something. It was like, I'm selling, well a
Speaker 7: game slinger, I'll take gunslinger.
Speaker 3: I'll take gunslinger, take gunslinger. Yeah.
Speaker 2: But that that was like Mahomes was a gunslinger at
Speaker 2: Texas Tech. Yeah, he was labeled that way. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: that I think scared people. And but he still manages
Speaker 2: a game like you have to manage you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And that's that's what I was telling people yesterday
Speaker 7: when they talk about Brock, I'm like, just because he's
Speaker 7: executing the offense exactly how he's being asked. I mean,
Speaker 7: you can call it game managing, but it's doing at
Speaker 7: an extremely high level. So and I don't know it's
Speaker 7: gun slinger. I feel like, has the the label puts
Speaker 7: you as the risky throw like far reception.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Bar was a gun slinger. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've had a couple of seasons where I was
Speaker 5: a gunslinger.
Speaker 3: You were, Yeah, you proud of those.
Speaker 5: Twenty one interceptions in twenty nineteen. No, I'm not real
Speaker 5: proud of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how did Yeah, when you throw it like that
Speaker 2: feeling when it's picked off, does it change?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: How bad it like feels it described that feeling when
Speaker 2: you throw it and it probably in slow motion and.
Speaker 3: The guys ready to come in and get it. It's
Speaker 3: it's like.
Speaker 7: It's unlike, it's unlike anything else. It's it's like a
Speaker 7: punch to the gut and somebody steals your dog at
Speaker 7: the same time.
Speaker 3: Wow, your dog, Sorry to bring you down.
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Speaker 2: Your life. Oh yes, yeah, yeah, okay. And by the way,
Speaker 2: you're doing this with no notes. I think that's very impressive,
Speaker 2: very impressive.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 6: By the way, I feel bad that I let you
Speaker 6: down when a long time ago.
Speaker 3: You wanted to dance with Justin Timberlake, I wound up able.
Speaker 9: To do it.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, so.
Speaker 3: You didn't let me down. Okay, you didn't let me down,
Speaker 3: all right. It eventually happened. Okay, I thought it would
Speaker 3: happen a little sooner. But I'm glad you were able to.
Speaker 5: Things happened with time.
Speaker 3: You know, and in a concert setting, concert setting, not
Speaker 3: nervous nope, okay, yeah. If we had to dance off
Speaker 3: of quarterbacks in the NFL.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to think who the competition to be.
Speaker 3: Mahomes does everything right?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Like what, I don't know if he could dance though.
Speaker 3: Oh you don't.
Speaker 2: Uh, Aaron Rodgers, pre Achilles, you know. Josh Allen strikes
Speaker 2: me as a guy, a couple of pots. I think
Speaker 2: everything's out there.
Speaker 5: Josh would get down and dirty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think yeah yeah. And then Brock manager
Speaker 2: of course, you know it's his Waltz would be elite, elite.
Speaker 3: He would take what you know, the defense gives him.
Speaker 3: Not on the dance floor.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 3: It's great to see you. It's good to see and
Speaker 3: hopefully you're going to get a contract here.
Speaker 5: Let's hope.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and if not Tampa, then you want me
Speaker 2: to fill in the lad I have no idea. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm taking one day at a time. No, this is
Speaker 2: where you got you got some leverage here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but here's the thing. It's I think we'll just
Speaker 7: see how it falls, all right, what happens.
Speaker 2: Well, good luck with the commanders. He's a faker. Thank
Speaker 2: you about it. Yeah, I think we surprised him a
Speaker 2: little bit. Lewis Riddick of the Motherships had to join
Speaker 2: us here.
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Speaker 3: Man, you have to have a thick skin to work
Speaker 3: on this show. You do. We make fun of all
Speaker 3: of us.
Speaker 2: And one of the more interesting moments we had at
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl last year, Marvin's a forty nine er
Speaker 2: fan and Deebo Samuel came on and Deebo, I don't think,
Speaker 2: wanted to be there, and I thought, I don't have
Speaker 2: any questions, So I said to Marvin, do you got
Speaker 2: a question for Deebo Samuel being a forty nine er fan?
Speaker 3: And man, did it go bad? It like it was a.
Speaker 2: Bad interview on my part and then it got it.
Speaker 2: It was bad but good because you were trying to
Speaker 2: ask the question.
Speaker 9: And It was so funny because I was thinking to myself,
Speaker 9: if Ebo doesn't want to answer Dan Patch's questions, why
Speaker 9: does he want to answer my questions?
Speaker 3: You don't know me, no, nor does he care.
Speaker 9: Like see, he went up to him shook his hand,
Speaker 9: and Ebo turned his head away from him and shook
Speaker 9: his hand, and I was like, I'm not saying bleek
Speaker 9: the entired, and You're like, oh, Marvin's got a question.
Speaker 8: I was like, no, I don't have no question.
Speaker 9: So I was like, oh, yeah, so when you were
Speaker 9: little and Pop Warner his stuff, it was wild and no,
Speaker 9: your Devo.
Speaker 3: I don't think you ask a question. I think you
Speaker 3: just sort of stumbled.
Speaker 9: But you know what, that stumbling made the interview last
Speaker 9: two minutes longer than it probably should have.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So, I mean I had to fill some time there,
Speaker 2: so I appreciate you helping me.
Speaker 9: Yeah, with Debo, will you answer questions by drinking water?
Speaker 9: That means the interview is.
Speaker 8: Not going well?
Speaker 2: Alrighty Jordan Love will join us coming up in an
Speaker 2: hour from now. He's one of our favorites ESPN NFL
Speaker 2: college football analyst, former safety in the NFL, worked in
Speaker 2: the front office of the Eagles and Washington. He's Lewis
Speaker 2: Riddick of the Mothership. He'd be on the call in
Speaker 2: this Super Bowl with dan Or Lobsky and Chris Fowler
Speaker 2: for the ESPN audience in Australia and New Zealand. Let's
Speaker 2: welcome Lewis Riddick to the program. Looks like you could
Speaker 2: still play, you know.
Speaker 3: It looks for deceiving then, because but you ever want
Speaker 3: to hit somebody?
Speaker 6: Of course I do. But you know, of course, and
Speaker 6: you know what I mean. We were just talking about
Speaker 6: it off you know, off camera. The game used to
Speaker 6: be so much different. I mean, the violence of the
Speaker 6: game used to be something that if you didn't really
Speaker 6: partake in it, you didn't play, especially not at my position.
Speaker 6: I grew up watching guys like Kenny Easley, Ronnie Lott,
Speaker 6: Jack Tatum, George Jakinson. Those were my guys, Don Rogers.
Speaker 6: Now I'm a dinosaur. I wouldn't. I wouldn't. I wouldn't
Speaker 6: last a day in the NFL anymore.
Speaker 3: But we celebrated the violence. Yeah, yeah, we put out videos.
Speaker 3: I have them all still in my basement at home.
Speaker 6: If anybody has a VCR that's working right now. I
Speaker 6: could use one the beta and VHS.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but what changed, Like do you know if there
Speaker 2: was a moment that changed.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, I don't know if there's a moment,
Speaker 6: but when I was kind of like when we were
Speaker 6: talking about like running through some of the great hits
Speaker 6: that used to be on some of those some of
Speaker 6: those highlight packages, Like I remember Chuck Cecil's hit on
Speaker 6: Rod Middleton. I remember I remember seeing Jack Tatum hit
Speaker 6: Earl Campbell on the goal line. You know, I believe
Speaker 6: it was a Monday night game and Earl still stumbled
Speaker 6: into the end zone, but he was never like the
Speaker 6: same after that, you know, for the rest of that game.
Speaker 6: And I remember the late great Eric Turner who I
Speaker 6: played with at the Cleveland Browns, and when he hit
Speaker 6: Charles Johnson and they had to take Charles's face mask
Speaker 6: off with the screwdriver because he was out cold. I
Speaker 6: was like those moments when you add him up and
Speaker 6: you start thinking, like, guys now, guys now, couldn't hit
Speaker 6: that way. I mean, somebody would really be in trouble
Speaker 6: because if you look at NFL players now, these guys
Speaker 6: are so leaned out and so dense with muscle, and
Speaker 6: they moved so fast. Somebody would seriously get hurt if
Speaker 6: you were allowed to hit the same way we.
Speaker 2: Did, but you would learn to adjust. Ronnie Lott would learn,
Speaker 2: he would have to correct. Yeah, Jack Jatum, Yeah.
Speaker 6: And you know what players now, players now will have adjusted.
Speaker 6: They've they've done the best they can because they kind
Speaker 6: of grew up in the era of adjusting. But if
Speaker 6: you would have taken a guy like Ronnie or Kenny
Speaker 6: Easley or even you know myself, everything, I guess we
Speaker 6: would have found a way to do it. But the
Speaker 6: mindset was just so different then. The mindset then was
Speaker 6: do whatever is necessary to separate that guy from the football.
Speaker 6: And you really didn't like the health and safety of
Speaker 6: the player was kind of secondary. You didn't You have
Speaker 6: never wanted somebody to get hurt, but you didn't think
Speaker 6: of it the way you think of it now.
Speaker 2: Did guys drink before they went out there? Did they
Speaker 2: do like a shot or anything. I'm being so, I
Speaker 2: know I'm not going into battle. Whatever it takes to
Speaker 2: go into battle. If I played in the NFL, it'd
Speaker 2: be like, whatever you're giving me, give me a little
Speaker 2: bit more.
Speaker 6: They didn't. I never saw anybody drink. But I will
Speaker 6: say this, My brother played ten years for Buffalo in
Speaker 6: the early eighties, al during the eighties, and I do
Speaker 6: remember going up there and doing workouts with him in
Speaker 6: the summer, and I would see dudes after they just
Speaker 6: got done running wind sprints and doing they'd be in
Speaker 6: the locker room smoking cigarettes.
Speaker 5: I mean literally be.
Speaker 6: Like sitting at the locker room, going, man, how's the
Speaker 6: tough work. I'd be like, well, what are you smoking?
Speaker 6: Like cools and mentals for I mean, so like there
Speaker 6: was a lot of there was a few contradictions as
Speaker 6: far as, hey, I'm trying to take care of my body,
Speaker 6: but I'm still puffing down this pack of cigarettes. Now
Speaker 6: they're smoking pots. That's true too. But you know what,
Speaker 6: I will say this, though, the you did things back
Speaker 6: then to to make sure that you were able to
Speaker 6: play that you knew probably weren't always in your best
Speaker 6: interest long term in terms of whether it was taking
Speaker 6: things that would help numb some of the pain. Like
Speaker 6: I remember, like quite honestly, look, I remember doing things
Speaker 6: just so I could practice, because once you start playing,
Speaker 6: you didn't want to you didn't want to lose your spot,
Speaker 6: and it was just it's just so competitive that I
Speaker 6: think now players are much more aware of the long
Speaker 6: term effects of kind of ignoring some of the signs
Speaker 6: your body is telling you and they won't play, whereas
Speaker 6: before you did whatever was necessary to play.
Speaker 2: But do you think we're going to get to load
Speaker 2: management in the NFL when we get to eighteen games?
Speaker 6: Hmm, that's a great question. I wouldn't doubt it. I
Speaker 6: wouldn't doubt that there are people who are who are
Speaker 6: advising some of these players, who get in the ear
Speaker 6: of some of these players. So I'll tell you what,
Speaker 6: like at all levels now, Dan as you know, like coaches, administrators,
Speaker 6: general managers, like they're losing more and more control of
Speaker 6: the players themselves as far as getting them to do
Speaker 6: what they want them to do because so many people
Speaker 6: on the outside are in these guys ears. And I
Speaker 6: think a lot of it comes from that. So yeah,
Speaker 6: I think there's a possibility that you could see guys saying, hey, look,
Speaker 6: you want to add games, go ahead. That doesn't mean
Speaker 6: I'm playing all of them. Yeah, and they'll find ways
Speaker 6: to get out of them.
Speaker 2: Some of the awards last night, Miles Garrett got Defensive
Speaker 2: Player of the Year.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I can see. Look, Miles is a freak show.
Speaker 6: From an athletic standpoint, you can't block him one on one.
Speaker 6: You simply can't.
Speaker 2: But TJ watt stats across the border better than his
Speaker 2: was about to say.
Speaker 6: Look, we got to talk to TJ week eighteen, that
Speaker 6: game that we did Chris Fawler and Dan and I
Speaker 6: in Baltimore, and that was the first time I got
Speaker 6: to talk to TJ. What an impressive dude. When you
Speaker 6: talk to him in person, he's he's not about he's
Speaker 6: not about the show, he's not about this. He's just
Speaker 6: about the game. And he's unblockable. And so there was
Speaker 6: a there's so many guys. Who would you have given
Speaker 6: the award to TJ? Okay, I would have given it
Speaker 6: to him. Okay, Joe Flacco got Comeback Player of the Year.
Speaker 6: I saw Joe Flacco in the airport in Philly before
Speaker 6: we came down here. He had I think he had
Speaker 6: his wife and his kid. That's a great story too, Okay.
Speaker 6: Jamar Hamlin came back from death. Yeah, that's pretty big.
Speaker 6: It's a pretty big deal, like Joe came back.
Speaker 2: From retirement or you know, sitting on the counch Yeah,
Speaker 2: Jamar came back twice. Yeah from being like aside from
Speaker 2: the big man upstairs, when you come back from the dead,
Speaker 2: that's a pretty impressive thing that he did.
Speaker 3: And then he doesn't even win the Comeback Player of
Speaker 3: the Year. Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know what, see some of these awards
Speaker 6: sometimes awards man like, I don't. I don't quite understand
Speaker 6: everyone's rationale as to why they pick certain people and
Speaker 6: why they give certain wars to certain people. Look, Damar,
Speaker 6: would he face what he went through like? It's more
Speaker 6: than just coming back from you know, obviously his heart
Speaker 6: stopping on the field and then reviving him. It goes
Speaker 6: beyond that. That's just the beginning for him, the things
Speaker 6: he has to come that he came back from. As
Speaker 6: far as can you imagine playing a game that you
Speaker 6: played your entire life, right, your entire life, You never
Speaker 6: even for a second thought I might die on the field,
Speaker 6: and then it happens to you, and then you go
Speaker 6: back and go and play that game again. You know again,
Speaker 6: every time that you would think that I'm going to
Speaker 6: enter into contact to hit somebody, I'd be thinking could
Speaker 6: this be the one where he hits me again? Like
Speaker 6: that that mental those mental gymnastics that he's had to
Speaker 6: go through. Yeah, held, he probably should have won the award.
Speaker 2: Okay, Ronnie Lott cuts off the tip of his face
Speaker 2: so he can go back in and play, Yeah, like
Speaker 2: you have to.
Speaker 3: Not everybody had that mentality. Yeah, but I mean it's crazy.
Speaker 6: Ronnie Lot's my hero. He's the reason why wre forty
Speaker 6: two when I was in high school, and why were
Speaker 6: forty two when I got to the Cleveland Browns. Ronnie's
Speaker 6: different RONI. I said this on social media just the
Speaker 6: other day. I put a picture up and I said,
Speaker 6: He's the greatest leader of all time, regardless of any sport,
Speaker 6: of any sport. Really, because when I was in San
Speaker 6: Francisco as a rookie, I got drafted there and got cut,
Speaker 6: but I was there. Everybody there, every single person there,
Speaker 6: talked about Ronnie Lott like he was some kind of
Speaker 6: mythological creature. Like if Ronnie was here, we do this.
Speaker 6: If Ronnie was here. If ron I'd be like, well, damn,
Speaker 6: Ronnie's not here. But if he was here, they'd be
Speaker 6: like Ronnie would tell Georgey for when we want to practice,
Speaker 6: when we're not gonna practice what we're gonna practice, what
Speaker 6: calls we're gonna call. They said Ronnie would do things
Speaker 6: on the field. He would totally change defenses, tell defensive
Speaker 6: backs I'm supposed to be in the middle of the field.
Speaker 6: I'm not back here. I'm blitzing They good, you can't
Speaker 6: do that. He'd be like watch. But he was that
Speaker 6: guy who everybody feared and respected and loved. And man,
Speaker 6: I mean, this is so many great this legendary players, Dan,
Speaker 6: I mean, you know all who they are.
Speaker 3: He's the greatest leader of all time. That's some hefty praise.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Lewis Riddick of the mother ship, ESPN
Speaker 2: College Football and NFL analyst and on the call with
Speaker 2: Dani Rolovsky, Chris Faller and ESPN's audience in Australia and
Speaker 2: New Zealand. It feels like people are having a tough
Speaker 2: time picking this Super Bowl.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I can see why. I can see why these.
Speaker 3: Teams are so is this the best matchup? That we
Speaker 3: can not?
Speaker 2: And I would love Buffalo Detroit would have been the
Speaker 2: best Super Bowl matchup. But as far as the two
Speaker 2: best teams, which is what we love to see, Yes,
Speaker 2: did the NFL get it right with Kansas City and
Speaker 2: San Francisco.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, okay, absolutely, who do you like?
Speaker 3: I don't know, I'll stop it.
Speaker 8: You know what.
Speaker 6: See it's and I'm being that's serious, and I'm gonna
Speaker 6: tell you this is how it goes, like right, I
Speaker 6: want five six six years ago, we were sitting on
Speaker 6: Sports Center in March or April, I think I was
Speaker 6: on with Nicole Brisco and I said, this guy Patrick
Speaker 6: Mahomes is about to take over for Alex Smith. I said,
Speaker 6: watch what happens is he's gonna win the MVP. He'll
Speaker 6: throw for over forty touchdowns and he's gonna burst onto
Speaker 6: the scene. And she was like, what, wait a minute,
Speaker 6: you can't say that. I was like, watch, well as
Speaker 6: you can find that he can be just.
Speaker 3: It's a fact. He could be just. It's a fact.
Speaker 3: It's an absolute fact. You remember when.
Speaker 2: I saw Tom Brady at the Combine when he was
Speaker 2: coming out of Michigan.
Speaker 3: I say, he's gonna be the greatest quarterback of all time, folks.
Speaker 6: It's documented.
Speaker 3: It's a fact. It's a fact. Okay.
Speaker 6: So anyway, long story short?
Speaker 3: Why is a long story short? Never short?
Speaker 6: But this is gonna be short. I'll never bet against
Speaker 6: Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 2: That's the way I feel. Never he graduated to Brady status.
Speaker 6: Absolutely everybody down there in Kansas City talks about the fact.
Speaker 6: They say this, and they say it all the time.
Speaker 6: As good of a player as he is, he's a
Speaker 6: better teammate. Yeah, seems like a great dude. But you
Speaker 6: know what, I kind of want Rock Party in San
Speaker 6: Francisco to win this game.
Speaker 3: You know why, because I've at times to explode.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna tell you why, because I want to see
Speaker 6: people twist themselves up in a pretzel trying to figure
Speaker 6: out how to explain why he won the game.
Speaker 3: And I want him to go. But it was depot
Speaker 3: but it was Christian Blood. Patrick do an interception.
Speaker 1: But he's not that good.
Speaker 6: But he shouldn't have been that good.
Speaker 3: He can't be that good.
Speaker 6: He's mister irrelevant, you know, because that's what's been happening lately,
Speaker 6: right despite the fact that the guy would.
Speaker 3: Get right there. That's why, you know what.
Speaker 6: That's why the other day I tweeted an emoji of
Speaker 6: just a pretzel and I just put it on Twitter
Speaker 6: and people were like, what does that mean?
Speaker 3: I was like, you'll see, just watch you'll.
Speaker 2: See if Rock Party played in the seventies, Yeah, we
Speaker 2: would never have any questions about him.
Speaker 6: Oh, can't he be Fran targeting Johnny and I is,
Speaker 6: he'd bear Star.
Speaker 3: Exactly, He'd be all those guys.
Speaker 6: But see now, we we want our quarterbacks now to
Speaker 6: be the guys who do Patrick stuff. We become drunk
Speaker 6: with that, intoxicated with the guys who can throw it
Speaker 6: with their left hand, throw a no look past, throw
Speaker 6: up behind their back, throw up between their legs, throw
Speaker 6: it up you know, seventy miles. But we go, well,
Speaker 6: what about the guy who led the league in total QBR,
Speaker 6: led the league in total QBR against the blitz, led
Speaker 6: the league in total QBR against, pressure, yards per attempt,
Speaker 6: efficiency ratings, completion percentage by the backs.
Speaker 3: But they, oh, forget that.
Speaker 6: I just want to look at how he looks and
Speaker 6: how he plays, and that's why we won't ever give
Speaker 6: it to him the way he deserves. And then, of course,
Speaker 6: being mister irrelevant, people think, well, he was mister irrelevant
Speaker 6: for a reason. So you don't think ever the general
Speaker 6: managers ever make a mistake.
Speaker 3: Of course they do.
Speaker 2: Well, it's we're waiting for the clock to strike midnight. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but why you know this all? Why would we do that?
Speaker 3: Because that's that's how we are as his society.
Speaker 6: But did you're having a guy come in here right here?
Speaker 6: I guess in an hour? No, like in somebody else
Speaker 6: coming like the greatest of all time?
Speaker 3: Uh? Tom Brady?
Speaker 5: Yeah? That guy.
Speaker 6: Oh see he's in the building, that's right. Yeah, So
Speaker 6: think about this, that guy. When he was drafted, he
Speaker 6: was fifth on the depth chart as a rookie, fifth,
Speaker 6: and Bill kept him around because he saw something. So
Speaker 6: not everybody thought that Tom Brady'd be Tom Brady either,
Speaker 6: But now we annoyed him as the greatest of all.
Speaker 6: But obviously it took him winning, you know what, seven
Speaker 6: super Bowls in order for them to say that. But hey,
Speaker 6: I don't care where you come from, but I love
Speaker 6: to know where you're going, and I know where brock
Speaker 6: Perty's going.
Speaker 3: So we'll see Paul.
Speaker 11: I've got a couple of different clips. I can't play
Speaker 11: him from here. But lewis what you said about Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 11: You said that he's going to be a phenomenal his
Speaker 11: first year out. You also reported they considered starting him
Speaker 11: at one point during his rookie year he was doing
Speaker 11: so well in practice, and you picked most likely to
Speaker 11: win a Super.
Speaker 5: Bowl first after the draft was Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 11: You picked that on Draft Now.
Speaker 2: And then Paula, did you find what I said about
Speaker 2: Brady when he was coming out of college that he'd
Speaker 2: be a.
Speaker 11: Bradst Yeah, you said, they shaid bench Bloodsoe or maybe
Speaker 11: he gets hurt and they get lucky to get him
Speaker 11: in the.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I said, don't play Bledsoe against the Jets because
Speaker 2: if you do, Brady's going to start and he's going
Speaker 2: to be the greatest.
Speaker 6: I think you will never Yeah, lets will never play again.
Speaker 3: Yes, something that you nailed it? Yeah, I did.
Speaker 8: I nailed it.
Speaker 3: Okay, real quick.
Speaker 2: Here the Bears Caleb Williams foregone conclusion he's going number one.
Speaker 6: I don't know. I mean maybe it is, but I'll
Speaker 6: tell you this, I've really started to really dig on
Speaker 6: his tape. That kid is ridiculously talented.
Speaker 3: Okay, so then you have to take him?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Probably probably So justin fields ends up. Where Where would
Speaker 6: you like to see him go? Atlanta?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You sure would? Back Wood put him with all those weapons.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you'd like to see him there with Raheem you'd
Speaker 6: like to see him there with Zach Robinson, their offensive
Speaker 6: coordinators coming over from La and Bijon. There you go
Speaker 6: a play action centric type of Yeah, he'd be perfect there,
Speaker 6: he just become an all pro.
Speaker 2: I would just say, go In, we're gonna do what
Speaker 2: Lamar does. We're just let's go the old Lamar.
Speaker 6: You know what, though, I don't know if you, I
Speaker 6: think Justin doesn't have to He doesn't have to be
Speaker 6: in that kind of system in order to excel. Look
Speaker 6: if he can excel in a drop back game that
Speaker 6: features some quarterback run stuff, But I don't think. I
Speaker 6: don't think you can put him in that kind of
Speaker 6: box where you just say, look, you have to run
Speaker 6: him all the time. He's not that. He's better than that.
Speaker 6: And Chicago just couldn't figure it out. It's their problem,
Speaker 6: not his.
Speaker 2: Yeah, i'd like him, and I think the pol when
Speaker 2: you start to change, you know, coordinators, and you know,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, you go, here's another coordinator. You know,
Speaker 2: Baker Mayfield went through that. Yep, Okay, does Baker what's
Speaker 2: he get from Tampa Bay?
Speaker 8: Oh Man?
Speaker 6: Probably? I mean, he's he's gonna be in the forty
Speaker 6: plus for year range. Okay, and he and he should be.
Speaker 6: But you know what the kind of build off of
Speaker 6: what you were just saying. We all know that organizations
Speaker 6: ruined quarterbacks as much as quarterbacks ruined themselves. But then
Speaker 6: when a quarterback doesn't succeed, we go all the quarterbacks sucks.
Speaker 6: It's not his fault. Well, he had a look at
Speaker 6: all the different things he had to go through in
Speaker 6: Chicago and justin fields, and it's it's unfair how we
Speaker 6: criticize players. We pick and choose, how we want to know,
Speaker 6: who we want to kind of put up on a
Speaker 6: pedalstal and who we don't. We make certain people heroes,
Speaker 6: who make certain people goats. But it's just we've gotten
Speaker 6: a little bit out of hand with that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Show that show. Yeah, like you know, I'm a hero
Speaker 2: for it. He's a goat and not the goat which
Speaker 2: you are. You are a hero, though many you are
Speaker 2: a hero.
Speaker 3: Do you have anything else that Lewis said Pauline.
Speaker 11: Now from Lewis, dan I found one of yours. This
Speaker 11: is right before the draft a couple of years ago,
Speaker 11: forty nine. Or consider UH insurance at quarterback. Maybe look
Speaker 11: at rock party late in the draft.
Speaker 6: You did there you go?
Speaker 3: Oh, there you go. I thought I did well.
Speaker 5: It's I'm Parafram.
Speaker 2: Remember remember Broctober, he celebrated brocktober Tony was at Iowa.
Speaker 5: Still.
Speaker 6: I will say one of the people who I believe
Speaker 6: actually was instrumental in getting Brock to San Francisco was
Speaker 6: our old colleague Brian Griese, who's now the quarterback coach
Speaker 6: in San Francisco. That he did watch his tape and
Speaker 6: he was one of the people who wanted him.
Speaker 2: So they did a great job. Great to see you, absolutely,
Speaker 2: thanks thanking me. Thank you for all your contributions to
Speaker 2: the show. Of course, is Lewis Riddick. We'll be back.
Speaker 2: We're playing the is it Rhyme time? Fritzie coming on?
Speaker 3: Okay back after.
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Speaker 2: Jordan Love of the Packers will join us. Coming up
Speaker 2: here in Las Vegas. Want to thank the Fountain Blue
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Speaker 2: All right, it's a game that is sweeping the countryside.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised that other in the countries. Yes, it's sweeping
Speaker 2: the nation. I'm surprised that other shows haven't stolen. This
Speaker 2: gonna happen, of course it will, so Todd, it's rhyme time.
Speaker 2: And if you want to explain to the audience what
Speaker 2: rhyme time is, and then we'll play the game.
Speaker 8: I'm going to give you, guys two clues. It's just
Speaker 8: two words and the answer both of those words rhyme.
Speaker 8: The answer is two words that rhyme.
Speaker 3: Ok, give us, give us for instance.
Speaker 8: Clown barnum, clown barnum.
Speaker 3: Marvin could be it could be the same word.
Speaker 8: I'll give you a clue for this one, Bailey Bailey.
Speaker 4: The judges are looking for circus circus, the clown Barnum Bailey.
Speaker 3: There was there was no reaction the crowd. By the way,
Speaker 3: speaking to the micro circus, remember the first time we
Speaker 3: did this and started off slow, but then it really
Speaker 3: it's going to pick up here we go get the energy.
Speaker 12: Come on, come on, come on, drunk, plastic drunk, plastic, plastic, drunk, plastic,
Speaker 12: plastic word.
Speaker 8: It's the particle R. That's something there.
Speaker 3: Drunk who rhino.
Speaker 13: Drunk gratuity dancer, gratuity dance.
Speaker 8: Tipper, stripper dancer.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I got excited.
Speaker 8: Enhanced logo, enhanced logo.
Speaker 3: Breast crest, the logo, enhanced logo breast West.
Speaker 13: He appreciates the tight end with that. Hobbled sugar, Daddy,
Speaker 13: hobbled sugar.
Speaker 3: Yes, more limp. That's exactly what that is. A limp
Speaker 3: pamp is it? I was going to guess limp hemp?
Speaker 4: What the palace elders, Palace elders think of Vegas pallass elders.
Speaker 3: What is Caesar's geezers? Is exactly what that is? L FG.
Speaker 8: Cool girl, guest wrangler, cool girl, guest.
Speaker 14: Wow hooker, that's exactly the right there. You go, Okay,
Speaker 14: we got a duplicate leakage.
Speaker 8: Duplicate leakage, copy, sloppy. Think of the.
Speaker 4: Surgeries and things done to enhance yourself would be part
Speaker 4: of the second word, duplicate leakage. When you duplicate someone
Speaker 4: they look exactly the same. That would be doing what
Speaker 4: when you copy someone, you make two people look exactly.
Speaker 13: To say, your clone we're looking for clone silicon. Yeah, worried,
Speaker 13: worries pole dancer, worries pole dancer, worries pole dancer.
Speaker 8: If you have worries, you have.
Speaker 3: Anxiety.
Speaker 8: If you have worries, you have troubles and a pole dancer.
Speaker 8: Name could be.
Speaker 3: Bubbles, Bubbles bubbles. X rated pizza, X rated Why why
Speaker 3: does everything have a sex? Because it's fake. So that's
Speaker 3: what I want to do.
Speaker 11: X rated pizza like you're Lennon night last night, X
Speaker 11: rated frozen pizza.
Speaker 3: Okay, just were looking for all right, got a few more?
Speaker 8: I don't know if we have time for a few.
Speaker 3: We don't know. That's got one in his back pocket.
Speaker 3: He's been sitting all right.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe at the top of the final hour, we'll
Speaker 2: rhyme time and then Jordan Love will join us.
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