Speaker 1: Brandy, he's got all day. He's got Brown. He's got
Speaker 1: a touchdown, four nets. Touchdown. That was easy touchdown, four nets.
Speaker 1: He's got his second of the game. Hurts has run,
Speaker 1: has speed, has a touchdown. It is a six point
Speaker 1: game after that two point conversion and the fucking ears
Speaker 1: and kneel downtime. That's right, Thursday Night Football, two of
Speaker 1: the defending champion Bucks get it done. In the best
Speaker 1: highlight we could close with was a kneel down. It
Speaker 1: was that kind of night. In Nate Tyson looking like
Speaker 1: a slightly more weathered Justin Herbert with his backwards at
Speaker 1: there really is a resemblance here. Good to have you
Speaker 1: back on the show, Nate of the Athletic Football Podcast.
Speaker 1: And like so many others, Nate, you were sweating out
Speaker 1: that final score you sent me earlier in the day. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'll do the show, but I'll just be in a
Speaker 1: bad mood if the Bucks don't cover six and a
Speaker 1: half points. Now, we can't do that as NFL employees,
Speaker 1: but that's not you, Nate, te tell me about tell
Speaker 1: me about your pain, because I feel like that was
Speaker 1: the most exciting part of the end of this game. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you also get Nate after dark, so you get that,
Speaker 1: you get the backwards hat. That's that's me just going
Speaker 1: I'm not putting product in screw this. I haven't got
Speaker 1: a haircut in three months. I'm not This is hat
Speaker 1: hat backwards hat. But no, I uh. One of my
Speaker 1: adages this uh this season as a as a newly abled,
Speaker 1: newly enabled person that can gamble on sports now since
Speaker 1: I'm not no longer affiliated with the team, nor is
Speaker 1: my dad, I I one of my angles has been
Speaker 1: betting against the Eagles throughout the season, and the last
Speaker 1: couple of weeks it has now bitten me twice. Um. Luckily,
Speaker 1: there's this thing called live betting where the spread got
Speaker 1: changed to five and a half in the middle of
Speaker 1: the game, so I was able to hedge a little bit.
Speaker 1: I thought I was doubling down, but it turned out
Speaker 1: to be a hedge. What's uh, Yeah, what's The Eagles
Speaker 1: went for two and I made it a six point game.
Speaker 1: That was You probably heard me screaming. Somebody everybody within
Speaker 1: a five s of Vegas heard me screaming. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean yeah. Native course lives in Vegas, so it's easy
Speaker 1: for him to get down. But this is what a
Speaker 1: lot of people were talking about online because ultimately, wasn't
Speaker 1: that exciting a game? It was twenty seven is a
Speaker 1: twenty one point game just felt like another Bucks game
Speaker 1: where they get touchdowns too easy, where life seems too easy.
Speaker 1: And then again it turned into another Eagles game where
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts uh put some some late touchdowns and you know,
Speaker 1: shows again that he has the biggest gap between his
Speaker 1: fantasy value and his real life value of any player.
Speaker 1: I can really think of it in a long time,
Speaker 1: because there's a lot of places we should talk about
Speaker 1: this game seriously, um, but I think what a lot
Speaker 1: of what I'm thinking of watching this game is just
Speaker 1: thinking about like what are the Eagles and what is
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts? And after after six weeks, I'm struggling with it.
Speaker 1: I am struggling with what is j Who is Jalen Hurts?
Speaker 1: Right now? To you as as an ex quarterback, I'm
Speaker 1: not a quarterback. You were an next quarterback, but you
Speaker 1: have the column so it kind of you know, that
Speaker 1: kind of gives you more credence than I do. I
Speaker 1: just have a sub stack talking about offensive line play,
Speaker 1: the you know, the the I would I look at
Speaker 1: Hurts as more of a high end backup spot starter
Speaker 1: and that's kind of what you saw tonight. He can
Speaker 1: create some plays with his legs. But what you saw tonight,
Speaker 1: and I think more people saw a complete game which
Speaker 1: of Jalen Hurts in the Eagles offense, as opposed to
Speaker 1: maybe seeing red zone some highlights and then looking at
Speaker 1: the fantasy scores and going, hey this guy, Hey, hey,
Speaker 1: he's putting up twenty four points from me. I'm fantasy
Speaker 1: this guy must be pretty good. It's the Blake Bortles Award.
Speaker 1: I think. I think that's what it is, is the
Speaker 1: I'm not putting the j Blake Bortles category, but least
Speaker 1: that fantasy award. Um. I just see him. He creates
Speaker 1: me like Portals to be fair put up like an
Speaker 1: entire season. One's the second season where at the end
Speaker 1: of it everyone was like, hmmm, something like portals is
Speaker 1: pretty good. That I was one of those people. So
Speaker 1: just just putting that out there. But I could see
Speaker 1: Hurts getting on a hot streak like that. I think
Speaker 1: people are burying him almost too quickly. But this is
Speaker 1: this game is similar to a lot of Hurts games
Speaker 1: this year. I think this was a particularly rough one.
Speaker 1: But he goes through long stretches where they just don't
Speaker 1: move the ball, and and then he'll get hot and
Speaker 1: he in theory is a good runner, but I don't
Speaker 1: know if he has a great instincts of when to
Speaker 1: run and when to leave the pocket. Um, and his
Speaker 1: his deep ball is like one of the most exciting
Speaker 1: plays in the NFL. He throws seven of them a game.
Speaker 1: You never know what's going to happen. Usually the ball
Speaker 1: goes off Jalen Reagor's hands at some point. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of penalty. Like, there's a lot of penalties, and
Speaker 1: sometimes sometimes guys go out of bounds, sometimes it's in bounds. Um,
Speaker 1: it's just like a lot you never really know what's
Speaker 1: going to happen. It's like pulling that that jackpot. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it's Baylor's offense for years and years was this.
Speaker 1: It was go balls and screens, and that's what it
Speaker 1: kind of just seems like. It's it always a largely
Speaker 1: I always look at the like the little vance stats,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, oh, his average definite targets probably like
Speaker 1: two yards, but it's always super high because he just
Speaker 1: chucks up those go balls. Throughout the game, so it
Speaker 1: just gets inflated throughout the game. But that is I mean,
Speaker 1: that's what the offense has been throughout the season. They
Speaker 1: had a great game playing against the Falcons because the
Speaker 1: Falcons were dean piece and he was trying to blitz them.
Speaker 1: And that's like the worst thing you do against this
Speaker 1: because it's just all those bubbles have space to work.
Speaker 1: And I think throughout the year more and more teams
Speaker 1: were just like, let's just sit here and make him,
Speaker 1: you know, make him trying to actually progress on these concepts.
Speaker 1: Because there's a couple of times you can see tonight
Speaker 1: where it hurts, hurts, drops back and then he's like
Speaker 1: one one reads not open. He starts scrambling. And I
Speaker 1: think that's a great point you brought up. It's not
Speaker 1: like Russell Wilson scrambling. Like it's a different feel to it.
Speaker 1: It's like it's a panic as opposed to like I'm creating.
Speaker 1: And that's kind of when when it's when it's a
Speaker 1: design running player or he's just on the edge, you know,
Speaker 1: looking to get up the sideline. Obviously he's a good runner,
Speaker 1: but that there's a difference between that. Yeah, it's kind
Speaker 1: of like Daniel Jones a little bit like I don't
Speaker 1: consider Daniel Jones like a great runner. He's really fast
Speaker 1: and if you call the right play like he can
Speaker 1: hit it, but I don't think he has great instincts
Speaker 1: of when to run. And maybe Jalen Hurts can make
Speaker 1: you miss a little bit more. But right now it
Speaker 1: seems like the rest of Jalen Hurts is scrambling so
Speaker 1: much um that he doesn't have the field and they
Speaker 1: haven't integrated his running into the offense. And I am
Speaker 1: I am the last guy that is like, run the
Speaker 1: ball more, guy. I've never been that guy. And yet
Speaker 1: this Eagles team watching them even against the Bucks, so
Speaker 1: I know you have a great rush defense. You do
Speaker 1: feel like this team is so good at running the
Speaker 1: ball when they do it, they're they're very efficient. They
Speaker 1: rank high that you you would think they could integrate Hurts,
Speaker 1: but it just hasn't happened. And tonight it didn't happen.
Speaker 1: He ends up with under fifty completion and yes, the
Speaker 1: final score ends up being two, But this this looked
Speaker 1: like as big of a mismatch as as we kind
Speaker 1: of expected going in. And that's how the flow of
Speaker 1: it felt, and that's the run game of the Eagles
Speaker 1: has been so frustrating. I'm sure as Miles Sanders fancy
Speaker 1: owners could tell you, but it's the going from the
Speaker 1: Cowboys game a couple of weeks ago to uh, last week.
Speaker 1: You know, just against Carolina like they could they will
Speaker 1: be able to run, like You'll see a couple of
Speaker 1: good plays, and then they're just like a screen bubble
Speaker 1: screen receiver screen and then you know screen bubbles, you know,
Speaker 1: pumped the screen and throw a go ball off of it,
Speaker 1: and it's like they just abandoned it. As soon as
Speaker 1: one of those zone reads or one of those read
Speaker 1: plays stops working, they're just like, oh, screw this, No,
Speaker 1: we can't run the ball. And actually, it's funny you
Speaker 1: say that because in theory they actually look okay running
Speaker 1: the ball, like they actually looked good. Their top five,
Speaker 1: their top five in yards per gary. I mean, my
Speaker 1: Standers is a good runner. Gain Well is a good runner,
Speaker 1: like both of them. They have a good offensive line
Speaker 1: in theory when it's healthy. I don't know if Lane
Speaker 1: Johnson's coming back anytime soon, which is a huge problem
Speaker 1: that's kind of been under the radar that he just
Speaker 1: lumped in with the injuries. He has some sort of
Speaker 1: personal issue and and Sirianni said he doesn't know if
Speaker 1: he's gonna be back this year, so that's a concern.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of time we just spent on the
Speaker 1: Eagles offense and a two and four team that's probably
Speaker 1: not going anywhere. We should give a little love, uh,
Speaker 1: to the winning team here. It's like that first drive
Speaker 1: of the game with the Bucks and Brady's throwing those
Speaker 1: in cuts to Evans and God, when my my first
Speaker 1: thought was, you know there, like no one gets twenty
Speaker 1: yards as easily as the Bucks, And someone who really
Speaker 1: understands the schematics and understands Brady and these guys, like
Speaker 1: why does it look so easy? Why does their twenty
Speaker 1: yards look easier than anyone else's And why does they're
Speaker 1: like opening drive touchdown drives look so much easier than
Speaker 1: everyone else's Because like, if we've watched Brady for years,
Speaker 1: everything comes out right on time. So they're making this
Speaker 1: incredibly hard offense look incredibly easy. And that's what just
Speaker 1: what you're saying. But like in a this offense is
Speaker 1: it's pushing the ball, it's at you always passing the
Speaker 1: game and running the ball, And I think I think
Speaker 1: a good good way to put it is last week
Speaker 1: against the Dolphins, Like this is just one little play.
Speaker 1: Most teams run a if you get man coverage and
Speaker 1: you're trying to run something outside, you run a stop
Speaker 1: route which is ten to twelve yards, Hey, throw it
Speaker 1: up there painted on him. You've seen DeAndre Hopkins, Mike
Speaker 1: Williams catch these this year. They run a deep hinge
Speaker 1: at twenty four yards with Mike Evans. He's selling a
Speaker 1: go all the way down and then Tom Brady is
Speaker 1: just throwing it out seven step, dropped back stuff like
Speaker 1: old school offense, but not not a play not like
Speaker 1: most play fakes are seven step concepts. They're not even
Speaker 1: play faking. They're just dropped back seven steps and Brady's
Speaker 1: finding the right guy and it comes out on time.
Speaker 1: So it's like, oh, it's cool, Like what who else
Speaker 1: is running this back in the day. It's like old
Speaker 1: school North Turner nineties kind of cowboys. Maybe I think
Speaker 1: that's maybe a good comparison air correl, like if you
Speaker 1: want to go way back, like that's kind of what
Speaker 1: it is, and it's very uh yeah, it's all the
Speaker 1: old school seven step stuff, and then all the run
Speaker 1: game is just uh duo, which is power power without
Speaker 1: the polar and then zone it's like they just don't
Speaker 1: dress it up too much. It's a simple motion that's
Speaker 1: manner Zone tell, and then it's like going from there,
Speaker 1: it's like, okay, we'll just push the ball with digs
Speaker 1: and over some posts as opposed to slants and outs.
Speaker 1: So it's like this, it's just very vertical, and I
Speaker 1: think it's like, is it, in theory predictable, Like is
Speaker 1: it a little more like the Cults, Not like it's
Speaker 1: like the old Cults offense, but the Cults offense was
Speaker 1: an execution offense. It was like and I think as
Speaker 1: fans and I'm guilty of this, it gets so caught
Speaker 1: up of like which coaches are like being really creative
Speaker 1: or tricking the other team in. But then you think
Speaker 1: of those Cults offenses, which are some of the greatest
Speaker 1: offenses of all time, which was the most predictable offenses.
Speaker 1: They're in apine right, and it worked and out of
Speaker 1: the bucks like a little bit like that, I would say,
Speaker 1: a little bit like that, and that's what arians kind
Speaker 1: of does. It's good concepts. If there's a few concepts
Speaker 1: I have like answers to everything. But the problem with
Speaker 1: him is that you have to protect, or you have
Speaker 1: to have guys that win one all ones or etcetera.
Speaker 1: If they want to play certain coverages. The Bucks have
Speaker 1: all those guys and they can protect, so they're able
Speaker 1: to do They have all the cocks to run this
Speaker 1: type of offense, and it's just like, I think that's
Speaker 1: the best way to put it. It's just like those
Speaker 1: old cults offenses, seriously, because it's just like they only
Speaker 1: run like seven concepts and then they're just like, Okay,
Speaker 1: we're gonna do it out two tight ends and then
Speaker 1: next play we'll do three wide receivers and the next
Speaker 1: play like now they've gotten more reps at it too.
Speaker 1: And you watch tonight and O. J. Howard looks Betters
Speaker 1: not even playing like that's right. But I've watched Howard
Speaker 1: pretty closely this year and he hasn't moved well, and
Speaker 1: I think he's moving better. Ain't been set said as much.
Speaker 1: I really think that could help them a lot. Antonio Brown.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he's moving better, but he seems
Speaker 1: to be approaching peak whatever. Antonio Brown. As I saw
Speaker 1: someone tweet out, it's like, this is the best Antonio
Speaker 1: Browns ever looked. No, you can you can say that
Speaker 1: about a Brady if you really wanted to get cute.
Speaker 1: Like he's producing at as about as high a level
Speaker 1: as as he ever as he's you know, to me,
Speaker 1: he's the best quarterback in the league right now and
Speaker 1: so so whatever. But he was doing that ten years ago.
Speaker 1: Antonio Brown is not near where he was. Antoni Brown
Speaker 1: is the greatest receiver I've ever seen. That's my personal opinion.
Speaker 1: At his at his peace, he was. He he is
Speaker 1: not there, but he's kind of getting there now. I
Speaker 1: think he's now their leading receiver on the season, even
Speaker 1: though he missed a game. The game they get to
Speaker 1: switch Godwin and him and Brown because they both can
Speaker 1: work from the slot and outside. So it's just kind
Speaker 1: of like pick your poison. It's like it's like and
Speaker 1: not only they have three awesome receivers, it's like all
Speaker 1: of them like synergized really well. It's like it's not
Speaker 1: fair like Antonio Brown's you're sometimes you're a third targeted receiver.
Speaker 1: And it's like the last week against the Dolphins, it
Speaker 1: was like eight targets, eight targets, eight targets, like ten targets,
Speaker 1: ten targets, eight targets, something like that, which beeen Godwin,
Speaker 1: Evans and Brown. It's like, just, well, Evans went this week,
Speaker 1: so I can almost guarantee you he's going over a
Speaker 1: hundred next week. That's bas actually what it does. They
Speaker 1: just he's like, Okay, he didn't get a taste this week.
Speaker 1: I gotta hook him up. Uh. You know who I
Speaker 1: was thinking about watching this game was Tom Coughlin and
Speaker 1: David Caldwell, the former Jaguars GM, and I was thinking,
Speaker 1: they're watching Lenny four net light up. The Eagles get
Speaker 1: to what a hundred and twenty seven yards and two
Speaker 1: touchdowns from scrimmage, and they were thinking, see, we were right.
Speaker 1: We were ready to go with Lenny and Bordles instead
Speaker 1: of drafting Mahomes. A little underrated moment in NFL history
Speaker 1: there that no one really gives them grief for that.
Speaker 1: Everyone was like, oh, yeah, that was that was fine.
Speaker 1: Let's take four Net instead of drafting a quarterback because
Speaker 1: we're totally, um, we're totally in on Boardles to and
Speaker 1: then did that. I think the extend it was like
Speaker 1: a year later. But yeah, like, oh yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: So it's a nice double away Amy, I think. And
Speaker 1: that was the same draft CMC came out. You didn't
Speaker 1: even get the best. You know, there's a couple of
Speaker 1: Lenny looks. I do think less better than he's ever
Speaker 1: looked in his career right now because he's catching the ball.
Speaker 1: That's the that that he lent the league and dropped
Speaker 1: percentage last year, which was pretty crazy. But he's a
Speaker 1: little he does good. He does moving a little better.
Speaker 1: He's running people over. He's obviously in a good situation.
Speaker 1: But like he's a legit good starting running back, like
Speaker 1: a very good starting running back right now. Halloween, Lenny, Halloween,
Speaker 1: Lenny looks good. He really does. He does look about
Speaker 1: like last week. I mean, it just looks so much
Speaker 1: skinnier and better. It's it's crazy. What else is there
Speaker 1: to say about this this Bucks team? You were making
Speaker 1: fun of Troy, I mean a little bit. What was
Speaker 1: it that Troy was bothering you about? He didn't bother me.
Speaker 1: It was just it was more exalting the wound that
Speaker 1: not only were the Eagles going for two to also
Speaker 1: cover that he had to hear Troy Acman try to
Speaker 1: misunderstand the math for when to go for two when
Speaker 1: you're down fourteen and then you score a touchdown and
Speaker 1: and it was just here Aikman and Buck get confused
Speaker 1: about that. Really kind of like Buck actually like heard
Speaker 1: on analytics, uh like yelling at him and his mentions
Speaker 1: and explained it all for him. But Quiz killed you.
Speaker 1: Quiz um ruined your your child's college fund. Quaz took
Speaker 1: a lot of money out of the pockets of Bucks investors.
Speaker 1: Made a tough catch on that. Two bucking versions. I
Speaker 1: gotta say Quez Watkins is a player. They actually like
Speaker 1: the Watkins, Davante Smith, even reagor a little bit um group.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they all make sense together, but
Speaker 1: Quiz Watkins is a player. You got some players in Philly.
Speaker 1: It's just it's just not gonna happen for you this year.
Speaker 1: I also enjoyed Troy calling um now I'm forgetting his name.
Speaker 1: Oh he butchered the name. Oh what was it? It
Speaker 1: was the d tackle right, Yeah, he called them roaches
Speaker 1: one of snow just ruches. Just but I don't know
Speaker 1: like Chris Bourman nickname either. Um, you mentioned the substack earlier.
Speaker 1: That was very subtle. That was good. It actually got
Speaker 1: double mentioned because Mark Sessler brought it up. He's a
Speaker 1: subscriber as well. Thank you, Mark. But tell me about
Speaker 1: the substance the sub stack. It's it's for the kids,
Speaker 1: you know, it's it's young kids. I'm glad you said
Speaker 1: for the kids. I think you're about to say it's
Speaker 1: for the birds. Uh no, but it's a My substack
Speaker 1: is called the Silent Count. Gotta get a little football
Speaker 1: reference in there, and yeah, I I as opposed to
Speaker 1: a Twitter threat. I decided to kind of go more
Speaker 1: long form, and my most recent articles this week was
Speaker 1: or newsletters. I think it's prefer term on sub stack
Speaker 1: is uh, if you subscribe to it, I'll you get
Speaker 1: pushed an email or you go onto the website to
Speaker 1: read this. But I broke down Trey Lances first start
Speaker 1: um against the Arizona Cardinals, a little more optimistic about
Speaker 1: than I thought I would be. And also do I
Speaker 1: started doing a little more voiceovers on there where I
Speaker 1: can kind of break down a play with the I
Speaker 1: didn't even check. I didn't even check out the voiceovers,
Speaker 1: but I read that and that was really good because
Speaker 1: I was wondering what to think about that Lance um start.
Speaker 1: I felt the same way, uh that I think there
Speaker 1: were some some good things in there, and I want
Speaker 1: I want to see more, but people should check it out.
Speaker 1: I am a subscriber. Nate is a busy man. This
Speaker 1: is his third podcast of the day. Wait, I don't
Speaker 1: get it though. You you do the Athletic you know,
Speaker 1: And and then I did, I did, I did the
Speaker 1: Cleveland's Athletic podcast. Someone else's podcast. Um is one of
Speaker 1: the best in the business. Um he is, you know.
Speaker 1: I like to call him the Couardorele Patterson of the
Speaker 1: the NFL media landscape, like he can do everything and
Speaker 1: no one's exactly sure how to use him. And he's
Speaker 1: just waiting for his Arthur Smith to come on board.
Speaker 1: I just don't know when we're gonna have you on again.
Speaker 1: So I just want to get Quardrell in because me
Speaker 1: and you have, you know, long talked about how every
Speaker 1: coach gets Cordarell disease. They have a you have a
Speaker 1: game or two where they think they think they've really
Speaker 1: got something. It works at first, and then it's diminishing
Speaker 1: return to the rest of the year. But I was
Speaker 1: in London and I'm watching Cordurel Patterson and this is
Speaker 1: like the sixth straight week he's been a boat star
Speaker 1: and he finally found his home. So I think there's
Speaker 1: a lesson in there somewhere, like if you've got a
Speaker 1: skill set and people just keep trying and they can't
Speaker 1: figure it out, you never know, maybe you just need
Speaker 1: to find your Arthur Smith some of us peak after
Speaker 1: thirty you know, you just gotta find you just gotta
Speaker 1: find your call. Can can you explain it for me?
Speaker 1: I mean, why not? I don't know it was. I
Speaker 1: knew Arthur Smith, like Patterson, he caught that. He caught
Speaker 1: the pathogen wherever whatever the cordaral pathogen. He caught it
Speaker 1: when on the first drive Falcons drive of the season
Speaker 1: they wind him aut at running back, fullback, wing, tight
Speaker 1: end and receiver on the first drive and I was like,
Speaker 1: oh boy, he caught. He caught a full blown he
Speaker 1: got But this time it's going both both ways. He
Speaker 1: is he is a legitimate weapons their offense. And there
Speaker 1: was a moment in that game and I know we're
Speaker 1: way off topic here and we're gonna we're gonna say
Speaker 1: goodbye soon. It wasn't that great a game where you know,
Speaker 1: Patterson picks up a key first down to basically salt
Speaker 1: the game away. I forget which Jets safety or cornerback
Speaker 1: it was, but he tried to give him a little business.
Speaker 1: And I'm standing on the sideline like a real sideline reporter,
Speaker 1: and you know they give him. He gives a little
Speaker 1: shove extra at the end to Quardo as they're going
Speaker 1: out abound in Cordos, a big guy, Quardrele just freaking
Speaker 1: shut gives him a forearm to the neck and pushes
Speaker 1: him off and just like, get off me. I'm a man.
Speaker 1: And I was like, damn, that's my guy. That's because
Speaker 1: it's just the other the little cornerback. He shuffled off
Speaker 1: and it was just like, don't even mess with me,
Speaker 1: hitting me out of out of bounds, and it was
Speaker 1: it was something They moved fast, these big NFL guys
Speaker 1: in person, very impressive and a guy like Patterson too,
Speaker 1: like you said, he's more put together than you realize.
Speaker 1: He's two thirty. He broke the like testing in the
Speaker 1: Raiders they had like they had some force testing and
Speaker 1: he was like banging like he had like a quad
Speaker 1: injury and he still did it and he like shattered
Speaker 1: their record for it with a quad injury. And it
Speaker 1: was like they're like, and I remember the strength coach
Speaker 1: going like he's put together guys's he was pretty athletic.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, yeah, that's why we signed him.
Speaker 1: That's awesome. Um, Nate Tys he said it all. You
Speaker 1: are the man, and so is Rakiem Nunez Roaches. I
Speaker 1: was feeling bad about that we never gave him his
Speaker 1: actual name. You know, great great backup defensive tackle Rickie
Speaker 1: Nunez Roaches Um who was called um by Troy Aikman.
Speaker 1: Roaches notes that really made me laugh. You know, you
Speaker 1: need something to get us through the night. Who knows
Speaker 1: Lenny four Net blow up. He's only twenty six years old.
Speaker 1: We're all getting better as we're getting older, Nate Tyson
Speaker 1: is I am. We will be back on Sunday and
Speaker 1: try to do better on our Sunday recap show. Until then,
Speaker 1: Eat the Car