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Speaker 2: He the other year after an outstanding season. He did
Speaker 2: something very very unique that very few rookies have ever done.
Speaker 2: He's led his team to two road playoff wins, as
Speaker 2: did the facto leader. He wasn't relying on his defense.
Speaker 2: They put a lot on his plate and he ate everything.
Speaker 2: I expect to see big things from this young man
Speaker 2: in the future. Congratulations on a great seaton. Jaydon Jayden,
Speaker 2: tell us about the treatment that you and your mom
Speaker 2: did within visil line.
Speaker 1: Man, I'm in the main thing for me, you know,
Speaker 1: it's parents.
Speaker 4: Man. Okay, you have him on that right. I do
Speaker 4: have them all right now. Okay, you have them all
Speaker 4: right now. But for me, I mean I have brace
Speaker 4: stuff like that. So it wasn't My team was always straight.
Speaker 4: It's like, man, let me have to this more so.
Speaker 4: I mean, just to partner with the visil line, man,
Speaker 4: the parents of everything. Everybody look at your teeth. Everybody
Speaker 4: look at the smile. First thing they noticed, bro, And
Speaker 4: that's how you get that money.
Speaker 1: I have a question.
Speaker 5: I want to I want to transition into football. Do
Speaker 5: you understand how special what you've done for an organization
Speaker 5: that has had chaos, turmoil and they haven't been at
Speaker 5: the depths of the bottom of the NFL, but they've
Speaker 5: always been in situations that weren't in favor of them
Speaker 5: in general. You understand you turned the organization around in
Speaker 5: one season.
Speaker 1: I'm not. There's no maturation.
Speaker 5: There hasn't been no no steady progress or a progressing
Speaker 5: to them turning things around. You came in in one
Speaker 5: year and literally turned the franchise around.
Speaker 4: Yeah, do you understand that? I think I think I'm
Speaker 4: kind of getting the grass of that. I didn't know
Speaker 4: how it's real talking. I didn't know how passionate Washington
Speaker 4: fan base was like me growing up because you never
Speaker 4: seen like them at the top and you've seen like
Speaker 4: the RG three years stuff like that. But when I
Speaker 4: really got there, I was like, when I got drafted,
Speaker 4: people were like, now I'm a Washington fan.
Speaker 1: I was like, I ain't.
Speaker 4: Never heard the like say that, right, right, right right,
Speaker 4: but now I'm excited to see everybody d n V,
Speaker 4: everybody around the world, you know, bringing out their Washington stuff,
Speaker 4: going out the driving out the basement and hanging the
Speaker 4: flags up and everything.
Speaker 1: So they excited like watching you play.
Speaker 5: And if you're a fan, if your commands, you understand
Speaker 5: with a quarterback like yourself, what you're able to do
Speaker 5: in a rookie year where there hasn't been no room
Speaker 5: for development.
Speaker 1: You know, most you wait for rookies to develop, you know,
Speaker 1: and then you know you see you have a.
Speaker 5: Chance, but you give a team hope for the next
Speaker 5: decade based off you'll play this season.
Speaker 1: And I commend you, I salute you.
Speaker 5: Been a fan for a very long time, man, but
Speaker 5: what you've done was special, and not very many quarterbacks,
Speaker 5: especially as a rookie, have been able to come in
Speaker 5: and do what you've done.
Speaker 2: When you look at what you've done, the expectations now
Speaker 2: you have to improve and build on what you've done.
Speaker 2: You can't become complacent, for sure, because you understand what
Speaker 2: is expected of you now. Only because they're talking about man,
Speaker 2: this guy, who's to say he's not a top five quarterback?
Speaker 2: As we sit here and speak currently, what does Jad
Speaker 2: and Daniels need to do to improve to make sure
Speaker 2: this year wasn't a fluke.
Speaker 1: Man. I just think, like you said, don't get complacent.
Speaker 4: And I think the veterans that I had, like one
Speaker 4: person I really land on the lot is Bobby Wagoner.
Speaker 1: Okay, he wags, so that that's my guy. Man.
Speaker 4: We have conversations me little things I remember like it
Speaker 4: shout out to him. I remember like we played a
Speaker 4: couple of games in a road game.
Speaker 1: We'll get back late, you.
Speaker 4: Know, you tired and everything, and he pulled me aside like, man,
Speaker 4: let's go get it.
Speaker 1: Let's go get these tubs.
Speaker 4: So we were up there at like three o'clock in
Speaker 4: the morning making sure your body's back right. But just
Speaker 4: little stuff like that is like never thinking that you
Speaker 4: know too much. There's always room to grow, So I
Speaker 4: mean outside you always get better technically and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: It's a blessing.
Speaker 4: I get to be in the system that I was
Speaker 4: with Cliff another year, yes, so I can improve on
Speaker 4: that within that system. But just learning how to be
Speaker 4: a pro. You know, it's my first full all season.
Speaker 4: So I was like, Okay, I gotta figure out have
Speaker 4: a schedule like this while I'm gonna do is my
Speaker 4: ramp up period ota stuff like that, and just always
Speaker 4: have a hunger to get better.
Speaker 2: How do you block out the noise because obviously there's
Speaker 2: gonna be a lot that comes along with what you've
Speaker 2: been able to do. Yeah, your quarterback in the NFL,
Speaker 2: we know what comes along with the most important position
Speaker 2: in all of pro sports. So now the endorsement is
Speaker 2: gonna come. Now, more fame, more adulation, more praise. Everybody.
Speaker 2: Hey cub, what's up? Everybody freeing? Now everybody's a family
Speaker 2: member now. And as your mom saying, she's like, look,
Speaker 2: I know the women are coming, but hey, my son
Speaker 2: got a hob post. I got one through the I'm
Speaker 2: skiff farming them all out the way. How do you
Speaker 2: keep a level head and to understand that, yes, I
Speaker 2: understand what comes along with it, Jade Daniels, But I
Speaker 2: don't get outside of who.
Speaker 1: I am, man.
Speaker 4: I just think it comes to like you said, supports ism, mom, dad,
Speaker 4: like friends, family, everybody knows me for me and it's
Speaker 4: not here like okay, let me ride his hotel and
Speaker 4: stuff like that. So that's a big part. But also
Speaker 4: it's the time to play for everything. It's gonna be
Speaker 4: a time to have fun. It's gonna be a time
Speaker 4: to go out there and party, you know, make some money,
Speaker 4: do this, that and the third. But the main thing, man,
Speaker 4: none of this happened you on ball on the field, right,
Speaker 4: So that's the main thing, Like how do I get
Speaker 4: better to continue to success? And knowing like all right,
Speaker 4: first year is that like everybody's gonna have a full
Speaker 4: all season to watch it Fiel for year two. So
Speaker 4: it's like, man, I got to approve on different things
Speaker 4: and get better myself.
Speaker 5: Listen when you talk about that improvement, right, you guys
Speaker 5: were able to make the NFC Championship. What pieces to
Speaker 5: the puzzle do you think you you guys need to
Speaker 5: add to make your job a little easier. So the
Speaker 5: bulk or the weight of getting things done isn't always
Speaker 5: on your shoulders.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, I think for us it's like if you
Speaker 4: look at I think I've seen some We got like
Speaker 4: twenty some free agents like that on the team, So
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 1: We gotta go.
Speaker 4: We got people back, So I think overall, just in general, man,
Speaker 4: we gotta we gotta get some people and we gotta
Speaker 4: bring people back. But uh, I on my job, man,
Speaker 4: My job is to get better. They bring in, we
Speaker 4: hold them to this standard that we set what DQ
Speaker 4: and them set and let the front office do what
Speaker 4: they do.
Speaker 1: Now, have a question.
Speaker 5: We talked about letting the front office do what they do.
Speaker 5: I know it's very early in your career. Do you
Speaker 5: think you would have any say on who you bring in,
Speaker 5: especially from my offensive perspective, to be able to.
Speaker 1: Help you out? And I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I think if that time comes, we'll
Speaker 4: see if they call me, yeah, okay, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: They doing their job, like I told, I'll tell them, man,
Speaker 4: let's bring some dogs in.
Speaker 1: But I'm right here. If you need a dog, I'll
Speaker 1: let your way.
Speaker 2: When I look go back and look at this NFC
Speaker 2: Championship game thing, you guys that played well and the
Speaker 2: one thing that you hadn't done until the championship game
Speaker 2: was turned the ball over. And you know, I'm sure
Speaker 2: DQ and Wags have told you if you turn the
Speaker 2: ball over in the playoffs you pay double. You had
Speaker 2: four of those things. How differently do you believe the
Speaker 2: game would have been had you taken better care of
Speaker 2: the football, Because you guys were right there you had
Speaker 2: those consecutive turnovers.
Speaker 4: I think it came down so are I think it
Speaker 4: came down whoever had of the ball last. Obviously, like
Speaker 4: you said, turnovers, especially in the playoffs, man, play a
Speaker 4: huge factor. I mean, we turned the ball over against
Speaker 4: Philly in the regular season five times.
Speaker 1: That won the game.
Speaker 4: But in the playoffs, you know, it's different, man, it's
Speaker 4: a different type of beast. When you're in the playoffs,
Speaker 4: you're on the road, so obviously you're playing into the crowd,
Speaker 4: playing in the atmosphere.
Speaker 1: And man, they got dogs over there, they got superstars. Okay,
Speaker 1: this game right here.
Speaker 2: You got the two time defending champ in the Kansas
Speaker 2: City Chiefs led by Patrick Mahons and Andy Reid. You
Speaker 2: got the Eagles in your division. You play them three
Speaker 2: times this year. This is the second time back in
Speaker 2: three years. How do you see this game shaping up
Speaker 2: and who you have winning?
Speaker 4: I think it's gonna come down whoever got the ball last,
Speaker 4: I think so. I think obviously Sa Kwan and what
Speaker 4: they do. Jay Hurst, you got a J. Brown, and
Speaker 4: then on the other side Man, you got Pat. So
Speaker 4: it's hard to better gets Pat Man, especially he's been here.
Speaker 4: But I think it's who can carry more ternals, who
Speaker 4: can carry more negative players on the side of the ball,
Speaker 4: And I think it's gonna come down to the end.
Speaker 4: So for me, I think it's hard to better gets Pat.
Speaker 4: I can't say you know rightfully. So I love playing
Speaker 4: the Eagles right then in the division, but I think
Speaker 4: it's hard to better gets Pat Man.
Speaker 5: I really appreciate you, man, the legendary already icon Commander's quarterback,
Speaker 5: Jayden fucking Daniels.
Speaker 1: Maybe I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: You appreciate it, man, Thank you for stopping by. He's
Speaker 2: ripping the Visis line. Go out there to get their treatment.
Speaker 2: He and his mom or get have the treatment done.
Speaker 2: They're very, very satisfied with the treatment. Thank you again,
Speaker 2: Jade mom, thank you for dropping him by. Appreciate child
Speaker 2: Jade Daniels, ladies and Joner know that, Hey, don't forget.
Speaker 1: To McDonald's man.
Speaker 2: Thank you God, that was a very interesting conversation with you.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you. That was a very that was
Speaker 2: He's a very, very humble young man. We had him
Speaker 2: on last year at the pre draft. He came on,
Speaker 2: gave us about fifteen twenty minutes old show and from
Speaker 2: the looks of it, he hasn't changed his persona, the
Speaker 2: way he approaches the game, hasn't.
Speaker 1: Changed his mom.
Speaker 2: Like I said, you recognized it before I did him like, well,
Speaker 2: who's this woman?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, But it was great to have him on
Speaker 1: and just to see.
Speaker 2: How he was able to handle the NFL season, the
Speaker 2: rigors of the NFL season, because you think about it,
Speaker 2: if when he left, they didn't have the twelve twenty playoffs,
Speaker 2: so they only had the fourteen the fourteen playoffs, so
Speaker 2: you're playing, say fifteen games, yes, sir, Well when you
Speaker 2: checked black.
Speaker 1: Then the preseason, boy, they still got another six game yo.
Speaker 2: So you think about so that's if you play the preseason,
Speaker 2: three preseason games, twelve regular season games, that's a college
Speaker 2: season if you go.
Speaker 1: All the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, if you don't. Well you're done, you know,
Speaker 2: And they didn't, and he didn't play the bowl game.
Speaker 2: So now he's done after twelve weeks.
Speaker 1: Think about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's three preseason game in nine regular season
Speaker 2: games and he's done.
Speaker 1: So now think about it. You got another half of
Speaker 1: college season to go. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And so for him to understand what it takes to
Speaker 2: be a pro professional, he's a professional athlete.
Speaker 1: A pro is how you go about doing your business.
Speaker 2: And to see how he is a pro in the
Speaker 2: utmost sense, it's a thing, it's a treat, it's a
Speaker 2: thing of beauty, witness.
Speaker 1: And you can tell him by the way he carries himself,
Speaker 1: the way he talks.
Speaker 5: So he's perfect for a position, especially when it comes
Speaker 5: to being a leader of men, being able to command
Speaker 5: the huddle, you know, get with veterans in there, you know,
Speaker 5: and to be able to act and be mature in
Speaker 5: the way he is. Now you could tell it started
Speaker 5: at home, Yes, it started at home.
Speaker 1: I love to see.
Speaker 2: I love to see the support system that he has
Speaker 2: that he has with him. His mom is always by
Speaker 2: his side, rightfully, so she obviously she's she's known him
Speaker 2: the longest, always has always have always will have his
Speaker 2: best interest in mine and I love to see that.
Speaker 2: I love to see us come together. I love to
Speaker 2: see that support system that he has. I mean, he
Speaker 2: has a group of very strong women by his side,
Speaker 2: and so that's great to see. That was Jade Daniels,
Speaker 2: Who's gonna be Rookie of the Year. Honors awards is
Speaker 2: are tomorrow night, and so that's when he'll get crowned.
Speaker 2: What ap NFL Rookie of the Year. Some very bears,
Speaker 2: select few people have won that award. It's a thing
Speaker 2: of beauty and he's very, very deserving and I'm happy
Speaker 2: to see it. But don't show this game, man. I mean,
Speaker 2: I go back and forth with this game on you.
Speaker 2: I really do U. I understand what the Eagles possessed defensively,
Speaker 2: they ban Joe. He likes to play Nickel defense, right.
Speaker 2: He wants to keep coopery to John on the field. So,
Speaker 2: in other words, he wants to play what we call
Speaker 2: a four two five four down lineman, two linebackers, five
Speaker 2: d n The question of the Chiefs when they go
Speaker 2: with their two tight ends, Yeah, because they like to
Speaker 2: play that a lot.
Speaker 1: Nor great Travis Kelson on the field simultaneous.
Speaker 2: We know they don't have a problem throwing out of
Speaker 2: that formation because they're hoping you bring nick personnel out there,
Speaker 2: and that leaves a mismatch.
Speaker 1: Now you've got a linebacker.
Speaker 2: Now you've got big people trying to cover Travis kelcel
Speaker 2: who's basically a pump up wide receiver. I think he's
Speaker 2: the goat tight end, but we know what he does
Speaker 2: in the receiving game. And nor Great, who's had an
Speaker 2: outstanding season because they've given him Because when teams were
Speaker 2: taking taking Travis Kelcey away, he was the guy that
Speaker 2: was stepping up and catching touchdowns. I was like o Jo,
Speaker 2: who like, hey man, y'all need to cover Nord Great.
Speaker 2: He's the one that's getting go for catching four or
Speaker 2: five tench downs. Y'all need to leave me beat. But
Speaker 2: it's very interesting because they're gonna have to find a
Speaker 2: way to control that boy, that boy dog in the middle,
Speaker 2: which is Jalen Carter.
Speaker 1: Yes, he's the guy. He can win MVP of the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl. Absolutely, he has that count of ability. Absolutely.
Speaker 5: But this is the thing about the Chiefs. When it
Speaker 5: comes to the Chiefs, I think about offensively. You watch
Speaker 5: them throughout the entirety of the season. You never know
Speaker 5: who Day is gonna be. Nope, you never know who
Speaker 5: there is no one Day. It might be with check Oh,
Speaker 5: it might be Noah Gree, it might be Travis Kelsey,
Speaker 5: it might be Exavier Worthy, Hell, it might be DeAndre Howkin.
Speaker 5: That's why I think danjil job is going to be
Speaker 5: so difficult from a defensive standpoint, because you don't know
Speaker 5: who Day is going to be. And Patrick ma Holmes
Speaker 5: one who's not gonna make mistakes. I'm gonna take what
Speaker 5: you give me. And if we got a march ninety
Speaker 5: yards down the field, I can do that without putting
Speaker 5: the ball in harm's way on the flip side of
Speaker 5: the ball. For the Chiefs as good as Spags is
Speaker 5: with that defense, how do you stop twenty six?
Speaker 1: That's the thing. How do you stop twenty six?
Speaker 5: And I understand that the game plan probably is if
Speaker 5: Jayla Hurst beats me.
Speaker 1: I could live with that. Yeah, I'm not letting a J.
Speaker 5: Brown beat me, Devontae Smith beat me. I can live
Speaker 5: with that. But I give you hell and give you
Speaker 5: Helen hold on. Yeah, I give you, I give you
Speaker 5: water in Hell. Yeah, No, come killahwall Our water twenty
Speaker 5: six ain't getting done, correct, It ain't gonna be him.
Speaker 1: No at all.
Speaker 2: And because we know and the thing you have to
Speaker 2: prevent those explosive players on Joe.
Speaker 1: Yes, because the Eagles are built a little differently, they
Speaker 1: do you good, all right. The thing that the Eagles
Speaker 1: are built differently than a lot of teams.
Speaker 2: Yes, they're built to be explosive in the run game,
Speaker 2: efficient in the passing game. Most teams want to be
Speaker 2: explosive in the past game, efficient in the run game.
Speaker 2: But there are very few teams that have a back
Speaker 2: like safety talent that can hit his head on the
Speaker 2: goal post from anywhere anywhere on the field. And so
Speaker 2: now when you when you have a guy that can
Speaker 2: do that. Okay, Jalen, We're not going to ask you
Speaker 2: to throw the ball forty times a game, but we
Speaker 2: ask you to be efficient. Take what they give you,
Speaker 2: some shallow crosses, some smoke routes, some bubble screens. We're
Speaker 2: not asking you to push the ball down the field
Speaker 2: continuously like you see a Joe Burrow, like you see
Speaker 2: some of these other quarterbacks in the league. And he's
Speaker 2: done a great job when he takes scare of the
Speaker 2: football the Eagles have an excellent chance of winning.
Speaker 1: When he puts the ball in harm's way.
Speaker 2: That's when they open themselves up to Now you can
Speaker 2: get yourself beat.
Speaker 5: But I think that's what Spags is gonna do. You know,
Speaker 5: nor most of the time, obviously it's a certain game.
Speaker 1: Spags. They always do what they do. They play two shells. Yes,
Speaker 1: you know, until you run them out of them.
Speaker 5: Now, if they have success running the ball offensively, the
Speaker 5: Eagles are one of the few teams where their style
Speaker 5: of players, like back in our day, you run the
Speaker 5: ball to open up the pass.
Speaker 1: Correct, you run the ball, open up the pass.
Speaker 5: So if they find a way to stop or contain
Speaker 5: maybe not stop, contain and don't allow him to hit
Speaker 5: his head off the goalposts to have big games, then
Speaker 5: it's gonna come down to the armor of Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 5: It's gonna come down a j Brown and Devontae Smith
Speaker 5: being efficient in the past game.
Speaker 1: I'm curious, what's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: You have to concede something. Yeah, you can't take away everything,
Speaker 2: Oh you can't. What do we feel they do the best?
Speaker 2: I feel they run the football for the best. Yes,
Speaker 2: that's what I'm gonna take away. I'm not saying Jalen
Speaker 2: Hurts can't throw the football. Clearly he can. He's been
Speaker 2: a Pro Bowl player. He finished what second or third
Speaker 2: in the MVP voting one year, so I'm not trying
Speaker 2: to minimize his ability to throw the football. But I'm
Speaker 2: saying it is my estimation looking at what the Eagles
Speaker 2: do and watching them the entire season.
Speaker 1: They run the ball better than they throw it.
Speaker 2: Yes, if i'm Spags, i am going to make them
Speaker 2: throw it in this game better than they run it
Speaker 2: because we've seen them come playoff time and for the
Speaker 2: most of the regular season them run.
Speaker 1: People off the feet, So that would be my approach.
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Speaker 1: O Jo.
Speaker 2: Miles Garrett has requested a trade as a kid dreaming
Speaker 2: of the NFL. All I was focused on with the
Speaker 2: ultimate goal of winning of the Super Bowl, and these
Speaker 2: goals fuewed me today more than ever. While I love
Speaker 2: calling this city my home, my desire to win and
Speaker 2: compete on the biggest stages won't allow me to be complacent.
Speaker 2: The goal was never to come to Cleveland, to go
Speaker 2: for Cleveland to Canton. It has always been to compete
Speaker 2: for and win a Super Bowl. With that in mind,
Speaker 2: I requested to be traded from the Cleveland Browns.
Speaker 1: O Joe, I told you that was coming. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: tell you that. I told you that a few shows ago.
Speaker 5: I knew it was coming at some point in order
Speaker 5: to compete for a Super Bowl. For one, defenses, you
Speaker 5: can do all you do. You can do all you can,
Speaker 5: you can be the greatest defensive of all time. But
Speaker 5: until you have someone on the other side of that
Speaker 5: ball that gives you that chance, an opportunity to reach
Speaker 5: a Lombardi to get there.
Speaker 1: He understands that.
Speaker 5: He understands that, and right now his career wouldn't say's
Speaker 5: going to waste because he's playing very well. He's playing
Speaker 5: very well. If he was to be say it was
Speaker 5: the end of day. He's still a Hall of Famer.
Speaker 5: He's still a Hall of Famer. But he understands that
Speaker 5: in order to contend for a Hall of in order
Speaker 5: to contend for Lombardi or Trophy, or even have a chance,
Speaker 5: you got to be in a position for one, a
Speaker 5: team that has a quarterback. Yes, you got to. And
Speaker 5: so he understands that. So I understand him requesting his trade.
Speaker 5: I knew that was going to happen, especially after the
Speaker 5: quarterback carousel that he's had to deal with, you know,
Speaker 5: for how many years?
Speaker 1: Now, well, I think Miles came in and what twenty seventeen.
Speaker 5: I mean, ain't no tell, Yeah, yeah, ain't no telling
Speaker 5: how many quarterbacks he's had to deal with. And now
Speaker 5: you know it's it's come to a head. You know
Speaker 5: what this is. I don't have that many more years left.
Speaker 5: I need to go somewhere where I can contend for
Speaker 5: a super Bowl. I gave Cleveland all I can to
Speaker 5: this point, be fair to me and allow me to
Speaker 5: achieve a childhood dream of having a chance of that
Speaker 5: goddamn super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think the thing is Ojo.
Speaker 2: He's going to command, probably he's going to command two
Speaker 2: first rounders, not probably more, maybe even a player. You
Speaker 2: see what what Seattle got for Russell Wilson, Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: they got players two.
Speaker 1: First rounds, the second roundings and the third.
Speaker 2: You look at some of the other draft of some
Speaker 2: of the other transactions that have happened. Miles Garrett is
Speaker 2: an apex, He's an alpha, He's an all thro A
Speaker 2: guy that's had fourteen sacks at least the last four seasons.
Speaker 2: He had double digit sacks. I think what six and
Speaker 2: the last seven seasons, and so we know what he represents.
Speaker 2: But at some point in time is just not enough
Speaker 2: and he's an eligible before contract to stitch. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: most definitely bringing up Okay, I think guess I need
Speaker 2: to bring it that. You guys couldn't hear me, So
Speaker 2: sorry about that. Minnesota. You hear. You hear the forty
Speaker 2: nine ers, potentially the ram You hear the Lions, you
Speaker 2: hear potentially the Packers, you hear some of the teams.
Speaker 2: Because here's the thing. If I'm Cleveland, I'm getting them
Speaker 2: out of the AFC. Oh so there's no chance, there's
Speaker 2: no chance. Wait a minute, stay with me real quick.
Speaker 2: We have Trey Henderson, right, Yes, I.
Speaker 5: Don't think there's ability to be able to pay him
Speaker 5: what he's worth, the value that he can get on
Speaker 5: the open market. Is there any chance you see Mount
Speaker 5: Garet being traded into division right to Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm getting them out of the AFC. I'm just asking.
Speaker 1: I'm getting them out of the AFC. Okay, Okay, I
Speaker 1: don't want to run the risk of having to see him.
Speaker 1: He's going to Green Bay.
Speaker 2: Okay, Detroit, Green Bay, forty nine ers, give give me
Speaker 2: your best thought, right, comebody, give me your best offer,
Speaker 2: because now look, if I'm if somebody in LC gives
Speaker 2: me two three first round of jo ain't got shorts exactly,
Speaker 2: but I think you know Detroit pairing him with Aden
Speaker 2: Hutchinson member O Joe.
Speaker 1: How many points they gave up in the playoffs game?
Speaker 2: We saw this at There are some times that they
Speaker 2: were giving up a bunch of points, but their offense
Speaker 2: was outscoring. You can't always be reliant on your offense
Speaker 2: to outscore people. You see the forty nine ers, they
Speaker 2: bring back Robert Saloon. We know he loves to attack
Speaker 2: the quarterback. Can you imagine both on one side? Miles garants,
Speaker 2: that's not fair with Warner in the middle.
Speaker 1: That's not fair, and so that's gonna be very interesting.
Speaker 2: I think it's gonna be a little difficult because they
Speaker 2: got they got to pay the quarterback per right now.
Speaker 2: You hear reports they're trying to struct your deal something
Speaker 2: like three years, one hundred and twenty forty million dollars
Speaker 2: a year.
Speaker 1: That's between ya. They're gonna be willing to settle for that.
Speaker 2: But for me, Miles Garrett requesting the trade just goes
Speaker 2: to show you money can't buy your happiness. Now, Miles
Speaker 2: Garrett is one of the highest paid defensive ends. Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: you get tired of lose. Losing no matter how much
Speaker 2: you're making. You can tell people that say, oh, I'll
Speaker 2: just be happy and complacent and content.
Speaker 1: No, you wouldn't.
Speaker 2: That's easy to say because you don't win when you
Speaker 2: when you want to win.
Speaker 1: And you what the hell you think? Greg O? What's up? Broke?
Speaker 1: What's up? Broke? What? Maybe you're good? Yeah, I'm here,
Speaker 1: I'm here. Oh yeah, oh yeah you still what' you're
Speaker 1: training for? Oh I'm not trading for nothing. We used
Speaker 1: to work out together, yeah in Miami. Oh it's yeah,
Speaker 1: years ago, Baba Rito a long time ago.
Speaker 2: We're we're joined by Greg Osland, one of the great
Speaker 2: play by play guys. Actually your color, you're not played
Speaker 2: by play your color? What are the great color guys?
Speaker 2: Young up and coming? When you let me ask you this,
Speaker 2: forgive football, what's been the biggest thing from you to do?
Speaker 1: How? How were you able to become so good so
Speaker 1: quick at doing this job? Great? You know, it's funny
Speaker 1: when people ask me about it.
Speaker 6: You know, there's actually a lot of lessons that I learned,
Speaker 6: you know, from playing right, just routine preparation. Every Monday
Speaker 6: is a Monday, Every Tuesday is a Tuesday, and leaning
Speaker 6: into a lot of those things throughout the course of
Speaker 6: the week. As a player, I didn't know any different, right,
Speaker 6: So when they when they said, all right, we got
Speaker 6: a game next Sunday and you're gonna call it, I
Speaker 6: just fell back to what I knew, which is studying
Speaker 6: being I love watching football. I love asking questions, and
Speaker 6: you have to be very willing to be like, you
Speaker 6: know what, I don't know a lot about this. I'm
Speaker 6: gonna find people who really know it, and I'm gonna
Speaker 6: pick their brain. I'm gonna talk to great coaches I'm
Speaker 6: gonna talk to front office guys. I'm gonna talk to
Speaker 6: you know, defensive coordinators. How do you put together your
Speaker 6: blitz package? Learn as many different aspects of the game,
Speaker 6: organize it in your mind, organize your thoughts, and then
Speaker 6: just lay out the game. Stay with the game, follow
Speaker 6: it and try to do it in a way that
Speaker 6: is interesting, it's insightful, and try to add value.
Speaker 1: And I'm still learning.
Speaker 6: I don't pretend to know it all, but I just
Speaker 6: love learning the craft of calling the games. And it's
Speaker 6: been a great transition for me since I'm done playing.
Speaker 5: Listen, I've watching you transition obviously from playing the game
Speaker 5: to doing play I play or color commentary, like coaches
Speaker 5: say it. Obviously your discipline and your worth that has
Speaker 5: allowed you to do so. Now I'm thinking about someone
Speaker 5: in my position who has never done anything of that magnitude.
Speaker 5: Is it possible in any way that I could probably
Speaker 5: learn If I can minimize my cursing a little bit,
Speaker 5: I can learn to do color commentary or that some
Speaker 5: of you guys just stay away from.
Speaker 1: No. I think anybody can learn it.
Speaker 6: Right, So in hearent you know the underlying foundation of
Speaker 6: all that is guys who love football, guys who want
Speaker 6: to continue to learn it, guys who want to continue
Speaker 6: to stay up with the trends and follow it.
Speaker 1: And dive into it.
Speaker 6: Anybody can do it right, and then it's just communicating
Speaker 6: it in a little bit of a different setting, right, simplicity,
Speaker 6: And that was probably the biggest transition for me.
Speaker 1: I'm a talker. I love conversation.
Speaker 6: I could sit here with YouTube for three hours, yeah,
Speaker 6: and we could talk about whatever, but that's not the broadcast.
Speaker 6: We have commercial breaks, we have referees, we have game breaks,
Speaker 6: and you get fifteen seconds. That was probably the biggest
Speaker 6: thing is just the tempo and kind of the rhythm
Speaker 6: of the broadcast. Everyone has a lot to say. Can
Speaker 6: you say a little bit make an impact, but also
Speaker 6: not overdo it. I think that's still the balance that
Speaker 6: I'm still trying to find.
Speaker 2: Okay, I think the biggest thing for me is that
Speaker 2: what I've noticed is you're talking about it as it's happening,
Speaker 2: versus talking about something that's already happened or something that
Speaker 2: you perceive to happen. So like pregame polls, game is
Speaker 2: entirely different than doing color because you're talking as it's happened.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I think the battle, at least the way
Speaker 6: I try to do it is I try not to
Speaker 6: tell you what you're seeing because you already see it, right,
Speaker 6: Like I don't want to narrate the replay. I don't
Speaker 6: want to just talk over what you're already seeing. I
Speaker 6: think to most fans, I think fans nowadays are very educated.
Speaker 6: People are listening, they're listening to shows, they're listening to
Speaker 6: weekly and weekend stuff. Tell them why they're seeing it,
Speaker 6: maybe take their eyes away from the ball. What led
Speaker 6: to this play being really successful? What led to this
Speaker 6: read or this wide receiver route? Like it was a pick?
Speaker 6: But did the receiver not get flat enough on his
Speaker 6: inside brick? Take people into the why, the thought process.
Speaker 6: That's the part I enjoy the most. Everyone can see
Speaker 6: it was a nice catch. Everyone can see it was
Speaker 6: a sack. Why tell us why and what the counter
Speaker 6: is going forward?
Speaker 1: That's the game that I think the fun part to
Speaker 1: lay out.
Speaker 2: There's been a lot of conversations. You had a great
Speaker 2: you did a great thing. I mean your first first
Speaker 2: couple of years in you called in the super Bowl,
Speaker 2: and you in the Super Bowl, and you called it exquisite,
Speaker 2: excellent game. She's forty nine ers. Tom comes in. Obviously
Speaker 2: Tom did number one. But knowing you the way I
Speaker 2: know you and the competitor, you want to be back
Speaker 2: in that.
Speaker 1: No, you want to call super Bowl? You want to
Speaker 1: call NFC AFC Championship game.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and again I your first question where I said,
Speaker 6: so many of the lessons that I pull that I
Speaker 6: put into the broadcast center, things that were from my
Speaker 6: playing days. It was no different than as a player.
Speaker 6: You weren't just content to be on the roster, film
Speaker 6: to be the starter. Oh yeah, you weren't just content
Speaker 6: to be a starter. You wanted to be a pro bowler.
Speaker 6: You want there was always something else. And that's the
Speaker 6: same thing now to take into broadcasts. And and and again.
Speaker 6: I'm always clear, like me and Tom have a really
Speaker 6: good relationship. We've gotten to know each other. There's no
Speaker 6: personal animosity. He's not my enemy. Like and I said this,
Speaker 6: him being good does it not make me good? And
Speaker 6: him being bad does make me better? Like it's not connected,
Speaker 6: Like I want to inherently just be good at it.
Speaker 1: I want to call them top games.
Speaker 6: I want to chase the biggest games, the biggest audiences
Speaker 6: and and bring out the biggest moments of the game.
Speaker 1: I want to be the voice of that. That doesn't
Speaker 1: mean I don't like him. I don't hate it. I thought.
Speaker 6: My relationship with Fox is great. My relationship with Tom
Speaker 6: and Kevin and Aaron Andrews is great. But I want
Speaker 6: to call I want to get back to that seat
Speaker 6: that I was in, and I don't That's not a
Speaker 6: personal thing.
Speaker 1: That's just the way it works, right.
Speaker 5: Matter of fact, speaking of seats, appreciate you. I don't
Speaker 5: know who I need to talk to, but I'm sure
Speaker 5: the powers might be that see this. I want to
Speaker 5: do color commentary and play by play this year. Well
Speaker 5: they go, okay, I'm putting it out there.
Speaker 1: Great. Don't appreciate you calling me on, man, It's just fun.
Speaker 1: You see you, baby? Can you see thank you? Chase
Speaker 1: it all right? Color commentary coming up? Yes? No, no, no?
Speaker 2: Uh why because it's too is right there in the
Speaker 2: moment you got to call it. You see it like
Speaker 2: that that it's already happened.
Speaker 1: What's up, bro? They do what? You're good? Joining us now?
Speaker 1: Night cap. Michael Pittman Junior. Sure, sorry, I humbling around here.
Speaker 1: Here we go bro, how you doing good?
Speaker 7: Good appreciation, congratulations on a great season individually, not the
Speaker 7: season that you wanted to have team wise. What do
Speaker 7: you guys need to do in order to have success
Speaker 7: where you're in the playoffs or you're contending for a championship.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean that's a really really tough question.
Speaker 5: But uh wait wait wait wait wait, be honestly correct,
Speaker 5: not here, okay, okay, be straight up, like we're in
Speaker 5: the barber shop man, all.
Speaker 8: Right, So we have to have those tough conversations as
Speaker 8: you know, like just like as men, right, and and
Speaker 8: we need to call guys up right, like just like
Speaker 8: not like calling them out, I just like call them
Speaker 8: up to to like, are dan we expect more? Yeah,
Speaker 8: and that starts with everybody, Like that starts with me.
Speaker 8: That starts with every single person. And we just got
Speaker 8: to find ways to close that gap because there's so
Speaker 8: many games that like, you know, like just that we
Speaker 8: were so close and we just.
Speaker 1: Let it slip.
Speaker 5: Now I got a question now you speak about that gap, right,
Speaker 5: And obviously everyone's goal at the beginning of the season
Speaker 5: is you want to compete to be in San Francisco
Speaker 5: this year coming up next year, obviously, what gaps do
Speaker 5: you think need to be filled in from an acquisition standpoint,
Speaker 5: offensively or defensively that can help you guys get to
Speaker 5: that end goal.
Speaker 8: Honestly, I think that we have a lot of our
Speaker 8: core guys right and like before I can focus on
Speaker 8: anybody else, Like I got to focus on everything that
Speaker 8: I got to do, Like I didn't have my best season.
Speaker 8: I mean now there are some things that happened, but
Speaker 8: just just like focusing like all myself, like I have
Speaker 8: to do things to produce in any type of situation injury,
Speaker 8: like just like you know, like just like guys are
Speaker 8: like out there hurt too, So.
Speaker 2: You know, there was a lot made of the situation.
Speaker 2: I think it was to take his game. Your quarterback scrambled,
Speaker 2: he ended up taking himself out of the game. I
Speaker 2: guess there was a team meeting, there were conversations that
Speaker 2: were had the coach ended up benching in for a
Speaker 2: couple of a games, not a week, couple of he
Speaker 2: got benched one game, a couple of games, and then
Speaker 2: I think black oldfield In or whomever came in for
Speaker 2: what was those conversations, Like, because I'm telling you as
Speaker 2: a player that been in the locker room has been
Speaker 2: a leader that's crowned upon when we feel a guy
Speaker 2: left us out there to try because the one thing
Speaker 2: is it's kind of like we adopted.
Speaker 1: There's nothing compared to the military.
Speaker 2: So military folks don't get me wrong, but it's like
Speaker 2: we leave no man behind.
Speaker 1: Is that we're out here together.
Speaker 2: We're gonna fight together, we're gonna win together, we're gonna
Speaker 2: lose together. But the one thing we're not gonna do
Speaker 2: is lead the other guys behind. What was that conversation
Speaker 2: that you had to have with your quarterback because I
Speaker 2: believe he's gonna be there for an extended period of time,
Speaker 2: Michael Petman Junior, and you know you guys are going
Speaker 2: to need him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we had a so we actually had all of our.
Speaker 8: Team, so all of our team leaders from every single
Speaker 8: position group and we kind of had an hour long
Speaker 8: meeting and we talked about everything like it wasn't just
Speaker 8: centered around that like it was everybody. But I think
Speaker 8: that was a good learning experience for him to know
Speaker 8: that that is not the standard and that he can't
Speaker 8: do that and stuff like that. So it's all just
Speaker 8: learning and I think that he handled that period of time, well,
Speaker 8: because everybody was like crashing on them, right, So we
Speaker 8: saw him show up earlier, We saw him put in
Speaker 8: more work and like kind of do the things necessary
Speaker 8: to kind of earn everybody's trust back.
Speaker 1: I like that. I like that.
Speaker 2: Did you notice the difference from that time that before
Speaker 2: that to the time that happened to after that?
Speaker 1: Did you notice a noticeable and proven it? Absolutely?
Speaker 8: Like like from like just like after that benching, I
Speaker 8: felt like he came out and he really was playing
Speaker 8: a lot better.
Speaker 5: You know, I got a question people at home, people
Speaker 5: that are watching. We always get to see the finished product, right,
Speaker 5: the finished product of a player and what they do.
Speaker 5: You get to see them on Sundays. What do you
Speaker 5: think you need to work on as far as your
Speaker 5: game is concerned, and how you can better being a
Speaker 5: better receiver.
Speaker 1: I know you're not where you want to be. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah absolutely.
Speaker 8: I think that my next step is being able to
Speaker 8: recognize coverage at a level that a quarterback can, right,
Speaker 8: because like I mean, like I can see coverage, but
Speaker 8: but like I see like half of the field, right,
Speaker 8: and and I'm not as good as like a like
Speaker 8: just like a Patrick Mahomes obviously because like he can
Speaker 8: read the entire fielding right quickly.
Speaker 1: So just getting like to that point.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, anytime before you go anytime, if you get
Speaker 5: to that point, the game slows down tremendously, no matter
Speaker 5: how many bluffs, no matter how many disguises they do.
Speaker 5: You already know what's coming based off tennessees and down
Speaker 5: in distance. But when you get to that point where
Speaker 5: you're going to love it, yeah, let.
Speaker 1: Me ask your question.
Speaker 2: You go outside and you line up, are you looking
Speaker 2: across the field at the other side to see what's
Speaker 2: going on over there?
Speaker 1: Now? So?
Speaker 8: So well, I mean I'm really focused on corner nickel safe, okay, right, right,
Speaker 8: and and then like if it's corner backer safety, like
Speaker 8: if it's nickel dime or like if that backers like
Speaker 8: are like mugged up, like it's gonna be pressure. But
Speaker 8: rarely do I ever get to scan the whole field
Speaker 8: because like I'm thinking about hey, like I'm gonna give
Speaker 8: them like the right area. He brings his hands up,
Speaker 8: like I'm gonna do this. If that doesn't work, then
Speaker 8: I gotta do that.
Speaker 2: Right, So let mesh your question, Like we broke it
Speaker 2: down okay, down in distance area of the field for
Speaker 2: who they have on the field, and it would dictate
Speaker 2: kind of the leverage. Now they might switch it up,
Speaker 2: but down in distance where we on the field, we
Speaker 2: know eighty five percent of the time they like to
Speaker 2: run this down in distance area of the field where
Speaker 2: we are we backed up, we at midfield, were in
Speaker 2: plus territory. We're in the red zone. So that gave
Speaker 2: me a little bit of an insight. Now I was
Speaker 2: different because I learned as a tight end because I'm.
Speaker 1: Looking at for I'm looking at fronts.
Speaker 2: They're gonna play certain fronts, They're gonna play certain coverage
Speaker 2: just behind certain front Now you're not really looking at that.
Speaker 1: So now if I just if you.
Speaker 2: Like take a look back, like, okay, they got four
Speaker 2: down line, but okay, blah blah blah they got for
Speaker 2: they playing a nickel four two five, Okay, they're playing
Speaker 2: they're playing dime, they're playing four one six. It'll give
Speaker 2: you a tip, it'll give you a head up of
Speaker 2: what the potentially not always don't go chasing ghosts, but
Speaker 2: you'll have an extra just that extra step and you know,
Speaker 2: sometime a half an inch if all it takes between
Speaker 2: you being open as.
Speaker 1: All of Yeah, definitely, thank you for that. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: what you're doing down Troy two bow? What are you promoting? Yeah?
Speaker 1: So I'm here with Toyota.
Speaker 8: I've actually been working with them for a whole year now,
Speaker 8: So we're down here supporting the future generation of athletes.
Speaker 8: And then they also have something for fans here at
Speaker 8: the Super Bowl Experience where they can go sit in
Speaker 8: cars with Team Toyota athletes.
Speaker 1: So like just like it's a really cool deal. That's dope,
Speaker 1: that's dope. Hey, Michael, appreciate you. Tell your dad. I said, hello, absolutely,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 2: Glad you're doing well man, congratulations, continue success and good
Speaker 2: luck next year.
Speaker 1: Man, hey better when the coat in the playoffs? Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you. Michael Pittman Junior joined us on
Speaker 1: behalf of Toyota. Uh. It is great.
Speaker 2: Great to see these young fellows come out do their thing.
Speaker 2: Get very excited to see the NFL is in great hands.
Speaker 2: Oh Joe, Oh yeah, I'm definitely definitely oh this no no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: guys are gonna come and guys are gonna go. Eventually,
Speaker 2: we saw Peyton Lee, we saw Brady Lee, see Drew
Speaker 2: Brees leave and then you see Mahomes and you see Burrows,
Speaker 2: and you see Lebar Jackson, you see.
Speaker 1: The Josh Allens and the running backs leave and you get.
Speaker 2: Dereck Henry and you get safe one at all these
Speaker 2: receiver it's a young man's game. Yeah, and so the
Speaker 2: NFL is the NFL is in great hands with these
Speaker 2: these young and up and coming superstar players that are
Speaker 2: and it's very very.
Speaker 1: Very exciting to see.
Speaker 2: But back to Miles garrett o't Joe, Yeah, I just
Speaker 2: think that's a situation where he doesn't really have a choice.
Speaker 2: He can sit there and they can pay him a
Speaker 2: ton of money. Yeah, now, what good is a ton
Speaker 2: of mone.
Speaker 1: Broy He's already made a ton of money. Oh us,
Speaker 1: money is money is not the fact At this point, I.
Speaker 5: Really want to what he truly wants to win, because
Speaker 5: you think about this isn't this isn't even his character.
Speaker 1: He's not the type to add. He barely even talk.
Speaker 5: So you know he's fedough, he understands my window of
Speaker 5: opportunity is very short. Yes, I would love to compete
Speaker 5: or at least try at least being contention.
Speaker 1: You know, that's all you can hope. That's all you
Speaker 1: can hope for.
Speaker 5: So I'm sure listen, the Cleveland Browns organization, Miles Garrett
Speaker 5: has done right by you for a very long time.
Speaker 1: He's giving you all he has.
Speaker 5: The fans should be able to understand that and allow
Speaker 5: him and Grace an opportunity to seek that trade and
Speaker 5: give him a chance to win the title.
Speaker 2: Because it gets tough at mid season. You know you're
Speaker 2: not going to the playoffs. So guess what I got
Speaker 2: it down here? It's cold, Cleveland is cold cold. He
Speaker 2: practiced outside and I ain't got all. I'm just trying
Speaker 2: to finish out the season strong. The only thing I
Speaker 2: got to look forward to oho is the Pro Bowl,
Speaker 2: potentially make it All Proeah, maybe what individual wars.
Speaker 1: Well, he's already he's.
Speaker 2: Been to the Pro Bowl, he's been on the first
Speaker 2: team All Pro, he's been Defensive Player of the Year. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: so there has to be a a next step. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there has to be a maturation process this where I'm
Speaker 2: competing for a championship. Yeah, that's the only thing left.
Speaker 2: I said, that's the only thing left for him. That's it,
Speaker 2: And sometimes people don't understand that. I believe two things
Speaker 2: can be true. I believe you can make a ton
Speaker 2: of money and chase the championship.
Speaker 1: Yeah you can, you can.
Speaker 2: So I'm about Oh, I just want to get the
Speaker 2: back nah nah nah, Bro, I'm telling you, when you
Speaker 2: make money and you you invest that kind of time
Speaker 2: because you're away from your family, You lift in those weights,
Speaker 2: what you eat, how you dedicate yourself, and then you
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 1: Man, it's cold, is ten degrees outside.
Speaker 5: Man, It's one thing to put in all the work
Speaker 5: on all those years, to put in all the work.
Speaker 1: The money is good, the money is always a good thing.
Speaker 5: You have to put in the kind of work Miles
Speaker 5: Garrett has done to date to this point and then
Speaker 5: not have the chance to reach the pinnacle of your
Speaker 5: childhood dream. You know their steps is the process to
Speaker 5: get into the league. Okay, cool, achieving the accolades, Okay,
Speaker 5: I've done that. Defensive Player of the Year. Okay, I've
Speaker 5: been to Pro Bowls. I've been All Pros.
Speaker 1: What's next? Yeah, it's only one thing that's next. Yeah,
Speaker 1: first pick. I mean think about first pick in the draft.
Speaker 1: Defensive player lived up everything, Yes, he lived up to
Speaker 1: all of that.
Speaker 2: Yes, now he wants to be one of those guys
Speaker 2: to get to and contend. Not necessarily, it's like I
Speaker 2: think he can. Obviously, the ultimate goal is to reach
Speaker 2: the beach, the promised land, to be here playing in
Speaker 2: New Orleans, the next year being playing in San Francisco.
Speaker 2: But at least give me that opportunity. I need that opportunity.
Speaker 2: And if it doesn't happen, bro, I gave it thirteen
Speaker 2: fourteen fifty, have a long he's going to play.
Speaker 1: I gave it everything I possibly could to achieve that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he knows for the foreseeable future that is.
Speaker 1: Not possible in Cleveland now.
Speaker 5: And then you know what the fans, Hopefully the fans
Speaker 5: understand that. I know, I know how they are when
Speaker 5: when players ask for a trade, they get upset, they
Speaker 5: get mad because they're loyal is to the team. But
Speaker 5: understanding what Miles Garrett has done for that team through
Speaker 5: the entirety of his career, when they were losing, always
Speaker 5: showing up. I would hope they understand, and our hope
Speaker 5: management and the people upstairs also understand that you can
Speaker 5: continue to build and this is and then trade him
Speaker 5: with some value and continue to build for the foreseeable future.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they need.
Speaker 2: Look, they need a quarterback, they need they need more pieces,
Speaker 2: and I think the pieces that you can get for
Speaker 2: a Miles gag. Yeah, you'd love to build a situation
Speaker 2: to keep Miles, but Miles made it.
Speaker 1: Miles has made it abundantly clear. Right.
Speaker 2: He wants to move on. He wants an opportunity to compete.
Speaker 2: And I don't believe none of these guys that's coming
Speaker 2: in the draft is Jade Daniels now or has that accountability.
Speaker 2: And I don't think the team is that close. And
Speaker 2: I've said that before. I think Cleveland is further way
Speaker 2: than what Washington, right, And so with that being said,
Speaker 2: go ahead, packaging, get.
Speaker 1: To first rounds and get a second round, the third round.
Speaker 2: Of maybe a potential player by yeah, and start the
Speaker 2: building process. They're gonna take a quarterback. They're gonna take
Speaker 2: a quarterback Cleveland. I don't know which quarterback, but they're
Speaker 2: gonna take one. Only there's only two available. First of all,
Speaker 2: Deshaun's not gonna be available, right because he's missing this
Speaker 2: entirely entire season.
Speaker 1: He tore the he tore the killis any retour? So
Speaker 1: who were talking about cam Ward? Your door?
Speaker 2: That's gonna be the value. That's gonna be a very
Speaker 2: very interesting valuation process. They they different skill set. Cam
Speaker 2: is more athletic. I think your door is more accurate.
Speaker 2: Uh you look at it. Both played against top competition.
Speaker 2: Your door coach by his father, has been a quarterback
Speaker 2: his entire life. I think cam Ward has been a
Speaker 2: quarterback his entire life. It's just gonna come back down to, Okay,
Speaker 2: which guy do we feel.
Speaker 1: System? And we could turn the keys over to it.
Speaker 2: I think both guys, because at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: when I'm taking a player that high, o Joe, I
Speaker 2: want to be able to sit my phone down and
Speaker 2: if I put it on silent, you ain't gotta work.
Speaker 1: I gotta worry about nothing. Yeah, I ain't got to
Speaker 1: worry about getting the call.
Speaker 2: Hey, you know, I'm sorry, Coach Stafanski, we got a problem.
Speaker 2: I don't believe either guy. You will have to worry
Speaker 2: about receiving that call. Absolutely, And so that's gonna be.
Speaker 2: This is when gems make their money. Oh yeah, Hey,
Speaker 2: if I'm in a spot because you're picking high and
Speaker 2: you gotta choose, I mean, hey, if I'm in the
Speaker 2: twentieth spot and the guy falls to me, he lands
Speaker 2: in my lap, right, I mean Brett Beach trading up
Speaker 2: to take Patrick Mahomes and trading trading up to take
Speaker 2: Exavier work.
Speaker 1: That's when you earn it.
Speaker 2: I mean, if I just stand pat and off, just
Speaker 2: take Okay, I'm in the sixteenth slot. Okay, I take
Speaker 2: that guy. And that guy turned out to be great.
Speaker 2: He ain't going to do nothing. Yeah, but when you
Speaker 2: got to make a decision, you just hot knowing that
Speaker 2: you you.
Speaker 1: Take a quarterback right now?
Speaker 2: Oh, Jo, you don't want to take another quarterback for
Speaker 2: another ten fifteen Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that's the hard part, finding that quarterback where
Speaker 5: you don't have to take one for another fifteen years.
Speaker 5: Whatever Howry Roseman and and Lourie you're doing over there
Speaker 5: with the Eagles, Listen, the NFL has always been a
Speaker 5: copycat lead, especially when it comes to watching film and
Speaker 5: things that you see work on other teams, as with
Speaker 5: the opponents coming up that you're playing. Yes, he said,
Speaker 5: well the GM need to do the same thing, right,
Speaker 5: whatever the Hunts are doing, whatever Lourie and how Howard
Speaker 5: Roseman doing, they need the copy cat.
Speaker 1: The other GM need the copycat what they see the
Speaker 1: Eagles zoom.
Speaker 2: But how we had to know something. They had just
Speaker 2: gave Carson Wins a ton of money. Oh yeah, and
Speaker 2: you take.
Speaker 1: A quarterback at the second round.
Speaker 5: But he got the injury, remember, but no, they but
Speaker 5: he needs a security blanket.
Speaker 2: But he had already come off that injury. And I
Speaker 2: gave him a boatload of money, O Joe. Normally we
Speaker 2: don't see that. Imagine you pay you pay a defensive
Speaker 2: lineman that kind of money, and then you turn around
Speaker 2: and there like boo, I don't think the Eagles taking
Speaker 2: another d lineman. You got Jay Lacrdy, got George David,
Speaker 2: you got Williams. I don't think them taking a lift.
Speaker 2: Like I said, he knew something. Yeah, and then guess
Speaker 2: what boom? You know what I mean? You hear it
Speaker 2: now you hear all these rumlins that how he was
Speaker 2: as a teammate. You see how you was not willing
Speaker 2: to take the coaching. See, they see things and they
Speaker 2: know things that the general population can't not privy to.
Speaker 2: And so now it's not a surprise given what we
Speaker 2: know about said situation. Right, It's almost like the Luca
Speaker 2: Luca people. If people this on gets me about, I.
Speaker 1: Still don't get hey, man, I don't care if he's
Speaker 1: three hundred pounds.
Speaker 2: See, people love spending other people's money. You would care
Speaker 2: if it was your fifty million. Now a restaurant give
Speaker 2: you bad service, you won't go back that meal.
Speaker 5: But also when you look at it, I look at it,
Speaker 5: look at it from a fan's perspective. You look at
Speaker 5: the output and what he produces when he's on the court. Yes, yes,
Speaker 5: it outweighs and it's the value is there.
Speaker 1: Weigh three hundred fifty million?
Speaker 2: See that's what you That's what they're looking at. O
Speaker 2: Yourn He's like, yeah, yeah, I get it. But he
Speaker 2: ain't gonna always be twenty four. He's not gonna always
Speaker 2: be twenty five. So what happens when he gets twenty six? Yeah,
Speaker 2: twenty seven, twenty eight, and if he has some of
Speaker 2: those what's being reported All of these are reports you
Speaker 2: and not not there. We can just based on what
Speaker 2: they but in order for them, and like I said,
Speaker 2: they keep it people killing Nico Harrison. But when you
Speaker 2: make a move this boot big, it goes up.
Speaker 1: How the Niko? Yeah, most definitely Miko.
Speaker 2: If the one is the face of it, Nah, It's
Speaker 2: just like anything when you make a trade for Peyton
Speaker 2: Manny or you make a trade for Tom Brady, you
Speaker 2: go get the owner's blessing.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah. And if the owner says no, you ain't
Speaker 1: got no choice. Just the same thing.
Speaker 2: Coach Saban when he talked about on the Pivot podcast
Speaker 2: with Ryan Clark, they wanted to sign Drew Breath but
Speaker 2: he had an injury made him said nah, nah that shoulder. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And so Niko is taking run of it. And that's
Speaker 2: what you have to do.
Speaker 1: Sometime.
Speaker 2: You've got to be the face of bad decis of
Speaker 2: what seems to be a bad decision. But and not
Speaker 2: everybody saying, well what happens when they don't want to
Speaker 2: pay that supermax contract.
Speaker 1: Well, we're gonna find out. Man. Listen.
Speaker 5: I think things are gonna work out, because if there
Speaker 5: are issues internally, especially with Luca, as far as working out, wait,
Speaker 5: he's at the right place.
Speaker 2: He would dope, he would he at the right place then.
Speaker 2: And see, now, if Houston, excuse me, not Houston, If
Speaker 2: okayc don't give Shaye Gilgius that that Max contract, then
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say, Okay, the owners are trying to save money.
Speaker 1: The owners don't want to spend these match don't want
Speaker 1: to pay these mac co They can't. They can't play
Speaker 1: with Shaye like that? Why not?
Speaker 5: You can't because he's a complete opposite. Shae has that
Speaker 5: same DNA as as Kobe. Shae has that same DNA
Speaker 5: as Michael Jordan. Ain't no issues off the court. He
Speaker 5: works here, he works. Don't don't do that.
Speaker 1: Don't do that. He had no issues where off the court.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, okay, Oh he gonna get that max.
Speaker 1: But see that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: We're gonna see the young guys that have been at
Speaker 2: a team for five plus years, tix years, and now
Speaker 2: they're eligible for that SuperMac. It's been interesting to see
Speaker 2: if Nicola Yokic is able Now if the Nuggets said,
Speaker 2: nah winbody to Payton the colon No.
Speaker 1: Three hundred fifty million, man, Please see please.
Speaker 5: Now, when I think about Yogis and I think about Luca,
Speaker 5: what's the difference, what what's the difference? Same style of play,
Speaker 5: same methodical movement efficient when they're going, no weaknesses, liability
Speaker 5: on defense a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yo yo, yokay. But here's the thing. Now, what's
Speaker 2: different this is Yokis says I was fat. I realized
Speaker 2: I was drinking too much, so I was drinking too
Speaker 2: much soda. I cut the sodas out. I dropped twenty
Speaker 2: pounds and boom, boom boom. Is three to the last
Speaker 2: four year years he's been the MVP the net Lear.
Speaker 2: He didn't win it, he was second. He's one of
Speaker 2: fives he'd been to the finals. He's one finals MVP.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of that goes because I think
Speaker 2: the thing is o your like when you look at
Speaker 2: what a young guy that has issue, I don't want
Speaker 2: him to become an old guy with issues. And I
Speaker 2: definitely don't want to become an old guy with issue.
Speaker 2: When I got to pay him seventy million dollars a.
Speaker 1: Year, I got you.
Speaker 2: It's the cashier at McDonald's has a different responsibility than
Speaker 2: the manager.
Speaker 1: See the guy that got the keys to open up
Speaker 1: the restaurant. He can't be late.
Speaker 2: The coach could be late because we got somebody else
Speaker 2: that can get on the getting the degree. The guy
Speaker 2: that got got the keys to the store, he can't
Speaker 2: be late. Cut him and muscles need to be coming
Speaker 2: out there five thirty on because I'm gonna be in live.
Speaker 1: We had Michael Piman Jr.
Speaker 2: He talked about the situation with Asthony Richardson that the
Speaker 2: every the leaders in every group running backs, quarterback obviously quarterbacks,
Speaker 2: wide receivers, d line, And they had a conversation. Yeah
Speaker 2: and by all he BROO you and I I think
Speaker 2: the thing is sometimes, ohoe, because when you play a
Speaker 2: sport you see things differently and things that that fans
Speaker 2: or casual fans was like blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: That doesn't work in a locker room, guys at all.
Speaker 2: It's a different mentality in a locker room, it's a
Speaker 2: different mentality than a normal workplace. And so and and
Speaker 2: I thought he did a great job of explaining it
Speaker 2: and and saying, look, we let him know. He said it.
Speaker 2: You know, he started being you know, first one in,
Speaker 2: last one to lead. Why could a quarterback not be
Speaker 2: the first one in and the last one to leave?
Speaker 2: O Joe with all the responsibility.
Speaker 1: That this lad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean, okay, if you want to be
Speaker 2: a long snapper, hey, you come in like five minutes
Speaker 2: before you leave suited. Ay, suit is practice so that
Speaker 2: them guys ain't got no meeting be only position a specialty.
Speaker 2: They ain't got no meeting. You kid could have fun.
Speaker 2: What you mean for they gonna snap you the ball,
Speaker 2: you're gonna punt it? Hey, so we gonna kick the ball.
Speaker 2: K stuff like that. But most of the time kickers
Speaker 2: pun of snappers.
Speaker 1: They don't have specials on their own program. They do
Speaker 1: their own pa.
Speaker 2: But for me, I just didn't understood that, And I'm
Speaker 2: glad they had the conversation with them.
Speaker 1: He gonna be alright, though, Yeah, he gonna be alright.
Speaker 1: Sometimes too much too much.
Speaker 2: Talent Sometimes sometimes oh Joe, you need a wake up
Speaker 2: call like this, because because he was so talented, I'm
Speaker 2: not so sure they ever had these tough conversations with
Speaker 2: him at Florida, right, And sometimes guys try to come
Speaker 2: in with tough conversation. Don't when you don't have these
Speaker 2: tough conversations. He's always been supremely talented in high school, college,
Speaker 2: and so they're not gonna have these kinds of conversations.
Speaker 2: But in the NFL, oh, when they paying you that
Speaker 2: kind of money, Oh yeah, I have those conversations absolutely
Speaker 2: and rightfully. So Andy Reed says he'll coach at least
Speaker 2: at least one more season, at least one.
Speaker 1: What he said, I'm not buying that. I'm not buying that.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't think Patrick Mahomes is buying that.
Speaker 1: I think what Andy.
Speaker 5: Reid has the ability to do as a head coach
Speaker 5: of the Kansas City Chiefs and do something that's never
Speaker 5: been done before, and they could probably run the Gartland
Speaker 5: for another two or three years. They can run the
Speaker 5: Gartland for another two or three years, even if Travis
Speaker 5: Kelcey decided to retired. They are so good. If Patrick
Speaker 5: Mahomes is so good, you can plug, you can plug
Speaker 5: and play. Travis kel cheatah leaves, Tyreek Hill leaves plug
Speaker 5: and play super Bowl Man, not just one two of them.
Speaker 5: Travis Kelcey leaves. You plug and play, you find someone else.
Speaker 5: You got no agree. He takes, so he takes over.
Speaker 2: Now, go make a trade for my Uhyle Kyle Pits.
Speaker 1: That's not fair. I make a trade for Kyle p.
Speaker 5: That's not fair. That that's that's unfair. Again, That's what
Speaker 5: I'm going That's why I just said. You you plug and play,
Speaker 5: you lose one. You bring someone else in. He's not
Speaker 5: He's a little different than Travis Kelly, different styles of play.
Speaker 1: He can get it. He can get it.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure how they would use him based on
Speaker 5: him being as athletic as he is.
Speaker 1: He's a little different than Travis Kelson.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, but man, listen, as long as you
Speaker 5: got that fifteen over there, man, the Kansas City Chiefs
Speaker 5: are basically the Tom Brady and Belichick of this era.
Speaker 1: Who who's the coaching waiting or is he on staff?
Speaker 1: Is it Spags? Is it Naggy? Is it? Do they
Speaker 1: go outside?
Speaker 5: You can't go outside because you want to keep the connuity.
Speaker 5: You want to keep the connuity. You want to keep
Speaker 5: the same offen, you want to keep the same mindset,
Speaker 5: you want to keep the same culture.
Speaker 1: So how do you do that? It has to be somebody.
Speaker 5: That's already under Andy Reid that can come in and
Speaker 5: take over.
Speaker 1: If anything, it would be Spags. It makes sense.
Speaker 5: It only makes sense or brings somebody to have ever
Speaker 5: be enemy comeback, maybe not as a head coach, but
Speaker 5: as the play call it, because he already knows the offense.
Speaker 2: That'd be very very integ That'll be very very very
Speaker 2: very interesting to see that. I'm surprised that he said
Speaker 2: that he's only looking at one more year. It seems
Speaker 2: like what you don't loud the coaches, the responsibility that's
Speaker 2: on their plate and the hours that they put in
Speaker 2: a lot, and Andy's getting and he's been doing this
Speaker 2: for a while. Yeah, what ninety nine was his first
Speaker 2: year as a head coach. So Andy's been coaching. He
Speaker 2: was with the forty nine He was with the forty
Speaker 2: nine ers, he was on Coach Walsh staff, then Mike
Speaker 2: Roddy with him the Green Bay So Andy's been coaching,
Speaker 2: damn in forty years. Because my brother he was in
Speaker 2: Green Bay with my brother, my brother uh And and Mike.
Speaker 2: Mike Holmgreen got there in ninety two and he came
Speaker 2: with Mike from from the forty nine ers.
Speaker 5: So I don't see it happened because I'm gonna I'm
Speaker 5: gonna put myself and Andy reidshoes and understanding not as
Speaker 5: a team, but the individual accolades, you know, the individual
Speaker 5: achievements that I can achieve. You know, there there are
Speaker 5: some there as some records that are right there within reach. Yeah,
Speaker 5: there's some records that are right there with you know,
Speaker 5: within reach. For Andy Reid. I don't think he steps
Speaker 5: away from the game until it surpasses those records.
Speaker 2: Who's just gonna take him a while to o Joe
Speaker 2: coach Coach Schuler, coach Eula is a three hundred and.
Speaker 1: Twenty eight wins. Where's Andy Reid right now? Andy Reid
Speaker 1: is at two seventy three regular season wins?
Speaker 2: Right, he's at three oh one if I'm not mistaken
Speaker 2: playoff wins total wins, Uh three forty seven is the record,
Speaker 2: Coach Shuler?
Speaker 1: He can you know he can get that? Right? Ten
Speaker 1: wins a season, it's definitely possible. Yeah, yes, with ten
Speaker 1: wins a season, let's just say, for the sake of argument,
Speaker 1: for another six seasons. Yeah, yes, it's possible. You got
Speaker 1: you got that fifteen man? Oh yeah, I know he's special.
Speaker 2: The question is is not whether or not, if possible,
Speaker 2: do I want to put that kind of time in
Speaker 2: because that's what it is.
Speaker 1: That's what it is.
Speaker 5: You know what at this at this point, that car
Speaker 5: can run itself. When you have a special player like that,
Speaker 5: when Peyton mannings with the colt who ran everything, Okay,
Speaker 5: the car can run itself. Patrick Mahomes has got to
Speaker 5: the point where he's as good as he is.
Speaker 1: It can it can it can run itself. It can
Speaker 1: run itself. What's up Black? That's all yourself?
Speaker 2: All right, guys, joining us on the set right now. Nightcap, Okay,
Speaker 2: day cap. Jalen mill Roe, former quarterback up the Alabama
Speaker 2: Crimson Tide who decided to give up his final year
Speaker 2: of eligibility to go into the NFL Draft. Jayalen, thanks
Speaker 2: for joining us. So what are you what are you
Speaker 2: ripping in? You're just here for the Super Bowl? But
Speaker 2: what's going on? What do you what are you?
Speaker 1: What are you selling? Yeah? So I'm repping the Auto Trader.
Speaker 1: They made this event possible for me.
Speaker 9: So I'm coming from Orange County, California, Longdale travel and
Speaker 9: that's a great opportunity to be here. Definitely inspired, you know,
Speaker 9: to understand where I why I'm here the super Bowl,
Speaker 9: you know why I inspire to achieve my next dream,
Speaker 9: which is during the draft press process right now.
Speaker 1: So you know I'm representing Auto Trader today. I got
Speaker 1: a question, this is not what you really want to be.
Speaker 1: You want to be preparing for the game.
Speaker 2: This is the first time, so hopefully in the future
Speaker 2: we don't see you back here getting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thinking about it has the process being getting ready
Speaker 5: for the draft.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so the best thing right now. I mean it's
Speaker 9: a pouring to myself right now and investing myself. One
Speaker 9: thing that you need about the office is no shot clock,
Speaker 9: so you have time to develop, time to pour into
Speaker 9: things that you need to improve on it. So I'm
Speaker 9: around a lot of great people on where I'm at.
Speaker 9: I'm in Orange County with Jordan Palmer and Mike White.
Speaker 9: Jordan yes my back, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm with him right now.
Speaker 9: So it's been fun to build each and every day
Speaker 9: and find beauty in the process.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So what does Jalen bell Road need to work on
Speaker 2: in order for him to get to the level of
Speaker 2: quarterback that he wants to be and knows that he
Speaker 2: can be. Because obviously there's some things that you need
Speaker 2: to work on. There's no finished products coming into the draft.
Speaker 2: There's no finished products once you enter the draft. But
Speaker 2: what is the most important thing you've field?
Speaker 9: You need to work on putting my body in the
Speaker 9: best way fashion as far as efficiency to get to
Speaker 9: make every throw on the football field, that's number one.
Speaker 9: Number two the exposure to the NFL. Although I lack experience,
Speaker 9: it's come from watching tape. It comes from being in
Speaker 9: that system. And so during this process I've been able
Speaker 9: to do that. We're going to the Rest Bowl. We're
Speaker 9: going and working with Jordan Palmer, being able to reflect
Speaker 9: on tape and acknowledge, you know, where the area of
Speaker 9: weaknesses to the strength and why are you're able to
Speaker 9: do that by playing? So you know, for me the
Speaker 9: transformation from twing twenty three to twenty twenty four being
Speaker 9: the first year starter, then my final season in college
Speaker 9: and so just an exposure piece number one, but also
Speaker 9: just having this off season to really narrow down how
Speaker 9: can I put myself in the best way efficiently to
Speaker 9: make every throw on the football field, because that's what's
Speaker 9: going to be needed when it comes to performing on Sundays,
Speaker 9: but also playing on time, playing on us upright and
Speaker 9: doing things the best way fashion so we can lead
Speaker 9: the offense to win.
Speaker 2: What do you think is the biggest transition from high
Speaker 2: school to college, college to the pro. Although you haven't
Speaker 2: played in the Pro yet, but I'm here. You said
Speaker 2: you're working with Jordan Palmer, and I'm sure those guys
Speaker 2: are telling you what you need to do the biggest
Speaker 2: What do you think the biggest transition is going to
Speaker 2: be for you.
Speaker 1: So it all starts with preparation. You know, preparation is
Speaker 1: so key.
Speaker 9: Taking care of your body is number one, and making
Speaker 9: sure that you're getting the amount of sleep that you need,
Speaker 9: you know, nutrition wise, what you need to be, feeling
Speaker 9: your body, all those things. Number the number three after
Speaker 9: that is how you pulling guys along. Of course you
Speaker 9: can talk ext's and o's somebody that, but do I
Speaker 9: have a relationship my receiver, I have a relationship my
Speaker 9: tight end.
Speaker 1: Do I know how O show running this route? Do
Speaker 1: I know how you run your route?
Speaker 9: Just knowing each you guys runs their route differently on
Speaker 9: the football field and having that relationship with them is
Speaker 9: so important. And then when it talks to going to
Speaker 9: the NFL, it's all about how do you process the game?
Speaker 9: Everybody processed the game differently, but how often are you
Speaker 9: getting with your officer, coordinator, head, coach and so something
Speaker 9: that I try to do is see football on and
Speaker 9: lenses of the play caller at the core of position,
Speaker 9: so that we're moving the right way fashion because coach
Speaker 9: is calling this play on third down because he saw
Speaker 9: this in preparation. It's just little things like that when
Speaker 9: it comes to being the best quarterback I can be.
Speaker 9: And so it's all start with preparation. You know, Preparation
Speaker 9: bills confidence. You know when you get we touched the
Speaker 9: field on a Sundays tying of roll, and that's trying
Speaker 9: to think.
Speaker 1: It's not to roll.
Speaker 9: It's trying to trying to fall back to your level
Speaker 9: of training. And so the times where you make your
Speaker 9: mistakes in the preparation phase is going to help you
Speaker 9: out when it comes to Sundays. And so, like I mentioned,
Speaker 9: you know that what's unique about the off season no
Speaker 9: shot clock, So during that time frames out of our building, I.
Speaker 2: Like, the thing that I've heard most about you is inconsistent.
Speaker 2: They say, look, the guy can make every throw in
Speaker 2: the field. He has a big time armed, We know
Speaker 2: the time of legs that he has. There haven't been
Speaker 2: very many quarterbacks to rush for twenty touchdowns in the
Speaker 2: season pass for twenty touchdowns in the season in the
Speaker 2: SEC history, and we know what that conference represents. But
Speaker 2: when you hear that inconsistent, inconsistent, how does Jalen get
Speaker 2: better those inconsistence?
Speaker 9: The objective is the win, right, So you can go
Speaker 9: back to the drawing board, and you know, fix whatever
Speaker 9: needs to be fixed, you know, fall back to what
Speaker 9: do you need to improve on? But each and every
Speaker 9: week that you had to play, the objective is to win.
Speaker 9: And so it's not you know, worrying about the tenter factors,
Speaker 9: worrying about what's being said or anything like that. It's
Speaker 9: all about what your teammate think of you, what's your
Speaker 9: head coach think of you, your off in the corner to.
Speaker 1: Think of you.
Speaker 9: Because during a journey, of course, you want plays back.
Speaker 9: You know, some games my best game in college, I
Speaker 9: want some players back. So there's always some time where
Speaker 9: I can pour into, you know, looking at some things
Speaker 9: that I can get better at. Because you know, one
Speaker 9: thing that's unique about us as athletes that we have strengths,
Speaker 9: we had weaknesses, and so something that is also a
Speaker 9: social norm that we overlook what's our shrimps and what's
Speaker 9: to make us all unique? And so of course, you know,
Speaker 9: I'm not a finished product. You know, it's some areas
Speaker 9: of growth. I definitely need to make strives too, So
Speaker 9: I could leave properly when it comes to the NFL.
Speaker 9: But one thing I'm not going to lose sight is
Speaker 9: with most of my shrimps and acknowledging that each.
Speaker 1: Week that I had to play the game.
Speaker 9: The object is to win, no matter what it looks like,
Speaker 9: no matter is I have the most production or I
Speaker 9: have the less production. The dejectives to win and the
Speaker 9: mindset come from these two quarter But that's playing in
Speaker 9: the super Bowl right now is win, baby, win.
Speaker 5: You know what when I look at you, I've watched
Speaker 5: you play extremely talented, whether it's your legs, whether you
Speaker 5: put putting the ball in the air, your your ability
Speaker 5: to make all.
Speaker 1: The throws one of the things we always gage quarterbacks
Speaker 1: off of.
Speaker 5: And being on the left hand and being able to
Speaker 5: throw a twenty yard comeback on the opposite side of
Speaker 5: the field.
Speaker 1: You can do that.
Speaker 5: You got you got a rope on you and watching
Speaker 5: you play, you have the ability to change your organization.
Speaker 5: You have the ability to change a franchise similar to
Speaker 5: what Jayden Dame did coming in Caesar would see Dey
Speaker 5: Stroud and join love of obviously done.
Speaker 1: If you get to.
Speaker 5: The point we know what your strengths are, so get
Speaker 5: your strengths, take your weaknesses and make them stronger what
Speaker 5: they are now, and get everything balanced.
Speaker 1: Were you all were I've seen it with my own eyes.
Speaker 1: I don't need to be a scout. I don't need
Speaker 1: to be a GM.
Speaker 5: You special, and I'm tending that right here in your face.
Speaker 5: I ain't met you, but I ain't never seen you before,
Speaker 5: but I seen you play, but I got an eye
Speaker 5: for the game, and I know what you can do.
Speaker 1: Well, You're gonna be all right. I'm telling you gonna be.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get you out to the last question for me,
Speaker 2: what is the biggest difference between coach Saban and coach
Speaker 2: de Beer.
Speaker 9: So one thing that's for certain that the stand of
Speaker 9: excellence that they both present for a program and distinguishing
Speaker 9: the two, I think the biggest thing about both of
Speaker 9: them and just how they run a program. It's just
Speaker 9: been a little different, but it's always go back to
Speaker 9: how they push each and everybody to be the best
Speaker 9: version of so on and out the field. You know,
Speaker 9: with coach Saban was a lot of we achieved so much.
Speaker 9: You know, I had him for three years. But this
Speaker 9: past season with Coast the Bar, this was our first
Speaker 9: year having a high GPA that we had in school
Speaker 9: history of our team. So we're able to achieve that
Speaker 9: right and there's so many areas of wins, you know,
Speaker 9: when you can think about being a person, and so
Speaker 9: I was able to do that with Coach the Boar
Speaker 9: and Coach Saban. So for me, it's all about the
Speaker 9: knowledge base. I learned so much from Coach Saban Coach
Speaker 9: de bor On, one coach being officer of mine and
Speaker 9: one being defensive minded. So the area of growth of
Speaker 9: learning about east side out of the ball. So you know,
Speaker 9: you know, it's harder to singers the two because they
Speaker 9: both great at what they do.
Speaker 2: Thank you for stopping by Autotrader Jaylor Milroe, Best the Lucky,
Speaker 2: the Future, and thank you again, no thank you guys.
Speaker 1: Appreciation the volume