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Speaker 2: No't jump on Joe Terrible, don't jump on a two
Speaker 2: bay Joe, Oh Joe ojo oh okay yo name Joe
Speaker 2: Terrible O Joe. The Firth play of third quarter. They
Speaker 2: run a great play fait slap Slaton runs a great
Speaker 2: gig route. He's wide open and he skips the ball
Speaker 2: to it. Oh cho. That is that is the most routine.
Speaker 2: He has no pressure. He had a great ball fake
Speaker 2: Slayton runs a great route. Oh Joe, you gotta If
Speaker 2: you can't complete the routine, how are you gonna How
Speaker 2: are you gonna winn?
Speaker 1: How?
Speaker 2: Why would you retreat you in field goal range? Why
Speaker 2: would you retreat and throw the ball up in oho?
Speaker 2: That's that's how That's basic. But yes, that is so routine.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't even have to tell you. First of all,
Speaker 2: you never roll and then throw back across your body.
Speaker 2: You never retreat and throw the ball up in the field.
Speaker 2: This is an NFL professional quarterback and he makes the
Speaker 2: most bone headed plays that a high school player is
Speaker 2: taught not to do.
Speaker 4: Player is there's one quarterback in the NFL that's worse
Speaker 4: than him? You play down in Tennessee?
Speaker 2: Who is there? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, When we talk about bonehead playing, just can I
Speaker 4: do not even giving you a chance, the opportunity to win?
Speaker 1: But I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't mean the very off track. But but Daniel
Speaker 4: Jones didn't didn't didn't play very well tonight. He didn't
Speaker 4: give his chance, his teammate chance to win with some
Speaker 4: of the throws that he did make. You you are correct,
Speaker 4: he might have been seeing ghosts. So he might have
Speaker 4: been seeing ghost because it does happen when you get
Speaker 4: hit enough, you get sacked enough, you get rattled, you
Speaker 4: start doing things you don't normally do that our routine.
Speaker 4: It makes the routine things difficult.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I think the thing is O yoe. I
Speaker 2: just think your team is like really inconsistent and the
Speaker 2: problem that you're going to have is that your defense
Speaker 2: isn't very good. Now you got away with one tonight
Speaker 2: because their offense is worse than your defense. But when
Speaker 2: you play a team that can put points on the board,
Speaker 2: I don't know how many games if you're gonna win.
Speaker 4: We're a team that can put points on the board.
Speaker 4: We've scored thirty thirty. We had thirty balls to pass
Speaker 4: two weeks in a row. That's why I don't understand
Speaker 4: what the hell happened tonight.
Speaker 2: But here's the But here's the thing. Remember against Washington,
Speaker 2: how many times did you kick field goals in there?
Speaker 2: So that's what got your beat against the Commanders last week.
Speaker 2: You got the ball, you scored what five times? But
Speaker 2: when you needed it you threw it interception late, you
Speaker 2: had the Chiefs on the road, you fumbled the ball.
Speaker 2: They get a scooping score. It's seeing your offense at
Speaker 2: the most inopportunity times are not doing what they need
Speaker 2: to get done, going up and down the field. You
Speaker 2: should be pleased. The one thing you should be pleased
Speaker 2: with the knight O joke is that when it was
Speaker 2: a ten to seven ball game and they got the
Speaker 2: ball back, they went down and got seven. You should
Speaker 2: be pleased with that. Because when a team can take
Speaker 2: the ball said we're not gonna give it back to you,
Speaker 2: or if we do give it back, you're gonna be
Speaker 2: down two scores, you should be very, very pleased with that.
Speaker 2: That is the mark of a team that says, okay,
Speaker 2: let's if we can just shut them down a little
Speaker 2: bit on the defense. Defense, I'm not saying you got
Speaker 2: to be the two thousand Ravens, but damn you can't
Speaker 2: give up forty one. You can't give up thirty three
Speaker 2: or whatever they gave up against the Commanders. But when
Speaker 2: you play the Giants, if you don't put the ball
Speaker 2: in harm's weight, their offense can't consistently move the ball
Speaker 2: well enough to beat you because of that quarterback play.
Speaker 2: Now they can dress it up all they want to
Speaker 2: and talk about this the offensive line and those receivers.
Speaker 2: He is not a good NFL quarterback. It's really that simple.
Speaker 2: The money aside. I don't care about the money. Hell,
Speaker 2: he's not a good quarterback for twenty million dollars a
Speaker 2: year because the routine throws he can't make consistently. What
Speaker 2: you think, what.
Speaker 1: He's not a good quarterback for how much a year?
Speaker 2: Twenty million? Fifteen? Hey?
Speaker 1: Hey he not?
Speaker 2: I mean, he just it's just hard to wear right.
Speaker 4: Every team, every team is thirty two teams in the NFL,
Speaker 4: and every team and just a quarterback away, a quarterback
Speaker 4: away from being good, a quarterback away from being in contention,
Speaker 4: a quarterback away of consistent quarterback play away from just
Speaker 4: being able to build and and and and get your
Speaker 4: franchise going in the right direction. But the thing about
Speaker 4: the quarterback position, as we know, and you know, and
Speaker 4: those that are not casual fans of the game, no,
Speaker 4: that position is very difficult. It's a reason why they
Speaker 4: command the money that they do do. It's the reason
Speaker 4: they command the money. Not command the money. But when
Speaker 4: the timing is off, sometimes you just have to pay
Speaker 4: a person because there's nothing out there for you. They
Speaker 4: have nothing else to go get. They had no choice
Speaker 4: to put the but to pay Daniel Jones. At the
Speaker 4: time when it was time to pay him. I mean,
Speaker 4: where were you going? There was nowhere else to go.
Speaker 4: That's what that's what That's what I call timing being right.
Speaker 4: The time was right, There were no other options, and
Speaker 4: he was the best option for you.
Speaker 2: But see, but see, that's when you ignore what you
Speaker 2: had seen the previous two and a half years and
Speaker 2: you base everything on one season they made the playoffs?
Speaker 2: But what did the previous two seasons tell you? So
Speaker 2: you ignore that and says this is who he is.
Speaker 2: So you have a large sample size of who somebody is,
Speaker 2: but you take the small sample size. It's almost like
Speaker 2: being a relationship. Your girl is, give you her, ask
Speaker 2: the kids except on your birthday, and you say, this
Speaker 2: is whore my baby is. But what about the other
Speaker 2: what about the other three sixty four? So what about
Speaker 2: the large sample size of which you've seen Daniel Jones
Speaker 2: play and you've seen the inefficiency and you've seen the ineffectiveness.
Speaker 2: Now we're gonna disregard that. We're just gonna say this
Speaker 2: is who he is and this is who he can be.
Speaker 1: It's hard, though, it's hard it's hard.
Speaker 4: You know how difficult it is to find quarterbacks, quarterbacks,
Speaker 4: good quarterbacks that you can win with quarterbacks that can.
Speaker 1: And they still have a found week in and week out.
Speaker 2: That is hard, And and they paid forty million dollars
Speaker 2: and they still haven't found one. You can win just
Speaker 2: as many games as they're going to win with a
Speaker 2: guy that makes ten million, Yeah, can you not?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And see the thing is, oh, Joe, he plays just
Speaker 2: well enough.
Speaker 4: As flashes like flashes that that that okay, that's why
Speaker 4: we paid him.
Speaker 1: And then it goes back to no something right, inconsistency.
Speaker 2: We are. We are what we repeatedly do. Therefore it's
Speaker 2: not a singular act. It is a habit. What do
Speaker 2: you repeatedly do? If you look at Daniel Jones body
Speaker 2: of work, what has.
Speaker 1: He repeatedly done?
Speaker 2: Played bad? He has more instances in which he's played bad, consistent, ineffective,
Speaker 2: playing good? Bid up?
Speaker 4: You just had something really really effective, really profound.
Speaker 1: It's very simple. But we are what we repeatedly do. Huh.
Speaker 2: Yes, Therefore it is not a singular act. It is
Speaker 2: a habit that one. Habits are what we repeatedly do.
Speaker 2: Not sing your life act.
Speaker 4: It was real simple and it almost got away from me.
Speaker 4: But they had to rewind it and bring it back
Speaker 4: in and replay it.
Speaker 1: That's a good one.
Speaker 2: Cam Jeorde believed that the greatest quarterback of all time
Speaker 2: is Drew Brees, not Tom Brady. Jordan shared this hot
Speaker 2: take on Almind Saint Brown's podcast, saying Drew Brees is
Speaker 2: the best quarterback of all times. There's no there's nobody
Speaker 2: who has the completion percentage that Drew has. There's nobody
Speaker 2: that has the five most five thousand yard season that
Speaker 2: Drew has. It took arm Brady Nextra two years to
Speaker 2: break Breeze record. If you're talking about accomplishments, yes, Tom Brady,
Speaker 2: But if you want to look at stats, uh, Pat
Speaker 2: your stats. Okay, put your stats, because Drew got those
Speaker 2: when he left. There were so many records, so many
Speaker 2: that he owned. Now after Tom retired, Tom Brady played
Speaker 2: another two years and broke most of them. I believe.
Speaker 2: I like.
Speaker 1: I like I like the argument. I like the argument.
Speaker 2: And you taking you're taking Drew over over Peyton.
Speaker 4: Hey, No, I mean listen, I love the argument. This
Speaker 4: is Cam Jordan. Now he's going to take a forest quarterback.
Speaker 4: You know, I like the argument. Then we talked about
Speaker 4: Drew Brees still one of the best, one of the
Speaker 4: all time, no matter, no matter what. But now we're
Speaker 4: comparing him to the greatest of all time. So now
Speaker 4: you got you got a little a little bit too
Speaker 4: much dip on your chip cam. I love you, I
Speaker 4: love you, I love you, I love how you can
Speaker 4: you can find ways to hested with guy, your quarterback
Speaker 4: mhm and and and shed a light to where you
Speaker 4: feel he's better than Tom Brady. But that's just not
Speaker 4: the case, no matter how you try to splice it,
Speaker 4: no matter what numbers you use, no matter what percentages
Speaker 4: you may use, Tom Brady is the best they ever played.
Speaker 2: There's not I don't know if there's ever gonna be
Speaker 2: a situation. Well, right, voters, people, voters people. Now I'm
Speaker 2: just saying, I don't I don't see a scenario where
Speaker 2: you know, you're like, yeah, and it's not.
Speaker 1: It's not a bad thing that we're talking about Drew still.
Speaker 4: Wanted, the best of all time, but then you're comparing
Speaker 4: him to the greatest of all time.
Speaker 1: So then there's a little bit of there's a little
Speaker 1: bit of disconnect. Your WiFi. It ain't got all the
Speaker 1: goddamn bars, right.
Speaker 2: Right, I agree, but I think had and you look
Speaker 2: at Drew's completion percentage, you look at those five thousand
Speaker 2: yard seasons. Had he had more Super Bowl appearances, now
Speaker 2: we can have an argument. He has too. He has
Speaker 2: an MVP, Now we can have an argument. But with
Speaker 2: one super Bowl appearance, one super Bowl MVP, yeah, I
Speaker 2: don't know how we get there, Old Show, and he had,
Speaker 2: like I said, the completion percentage, I think where he
Speaker 2: completed seventy percent of his pastes. He had four or
Speaker 2: five five thousand yard seasons. And you know, yeah he
Speaker 2: did have what uh your passing yards? I think he
Speaker 2: might have had to touchdown record, but you needed you
Speaker 2: needed a few more. I mean, let's just say he
Speaker 2: has three or he has two or three. Let's just
Speaker 2: say he has two super Bowls three MVPs. That was like, Okay,
Speaker 2: I don't think he quite get do yeah O show,
Speaker 2: But I can see what people say. It's kind of
Speaker 2: like like like Tom has seven super Bowls, five v
Speaker 2: five super Bowl MVPs. Here's five, yeah five and m
Speaker 2: HM three regular season MVPs. Peyton has five regular season MVPs,
Speaker 2: two Super Bowl appearances with two different teams, and a
Speaker 2: Super Bowl MVP. But he has four appearances, so he
Speaker 2: went two with the two with the Colts, two with
Speaker 2: the Broncos. So you're like, okay, I think Drewds right,
Speaker 2: we need something like that. In order, we need something
Speaker 2: like that. But I get looked, that's your teammate. I
Speaker 2: gotta rock with my teammate because they asked me, well,
Speaker 2: who you want to be your quarterback? John Man? While
Speaker 2: you say it because I got Super Bowl with John
Speaker 2: and I got a gold jacket with John, right, I mean,
Speaker 2: what y'all woman to say? The Patriots rookie Drake May
Speaker 2: and his girlfriend Anna Michael Hudson started dating when they
Speaker 2: were twelve years old. Ten years later, they're still dating. Oh, Joe,
Speaker 2: when I was twelve, your girlfriend from when you were
Speaker 2: twelve years old?
Speaker 1: Remember I told the story. I told the story. I
Speaker 1: thought she was my girl at the time, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I let her get my crayons out of my sixty
Speaker 4: four crayon box. I let her get the red shades,
Speaker 4: and I aint I went to pee and she was
Speaker 4: playing with somebody else at pee, So I thought she
Speaker 4: was my girl at the time. I think probably if
Speaker 4: you know she was loyal during those days, we will
Speaker 4: probably still be together today now. I'm I just I
Speaker 4: think we would because I mean this and night I
Speaker 4: had loved her. I don't think you understand the important
Speaker 4: of having a sixty four box of Crayola crayon back
Speaker 4: in them days, that that was like having a Ferrari
Speaker 4: or Lamborghini for us as kids.
Speaker 1: Sixty four box of crayle of crayons. And I gave you.
Speaker 4: I gave you three of my red colored shade, three
Speaker 4: different shades of red. I let you use them because
Speaker 4: you need to use them. And when you go to Pe,
Speaker 4: you playing.
Speaker 2: With Timothy, Well, Timothy said he needed a shade a
Speaker 2: rig hey boy.
Speaker 4: After that, well, she came, they came back to class.
Speaker 4: I took my goddamn creons back.
Speaker 1: I ain't speak of it, but I ain't speak up
Speaker 1: about two months.
Speaker 5: Don't even look my.
Speaker 1: Way, yo yo u lad.
Speaker 2: That's okay, that's all right. Timothy was talking to her.
Speaker 4: Timothy couldn't do nothing because he had a he only
Speaker 4: had a pack of crayons. Yeah, his parents ain't give
Speaker 4: him the sixty four box. So that's the same that
Speaker 4: you just talked about. That message about eighty twenty she left.
Speaker 4: She left the eighty for the twenty percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but guess what she said. You know what Timothy said.
Speaker 2: I got a packed and her. You got sixty co
Speaker 2: pack and nothing. I take a pack of her.
Speaker 5: Because she's gonna do it.
Speaker 1: Hey, listen, one thing about it. If she did it
Speaker 1: to me, she gonna do it to you.
Speaker 2: That's okay. I'm trying to think twelve, but.
Speaker 1: I'm getting he don't give me the line, or eight?
Speaker 1: Get ever seventh eight, don't give me the line?
Speaker 2: Probably seventh grade. Yeah, I ain't saying nothing because I
Speaker 2: already told you my cask can go wear a lot
Speaker 2: because I'm taking a lot of issh to my grade. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I just want you all to know how many some
Speaker 2: strong brothers I'm gonna need six or strong with brothers
Speaker 2: I got y'all got, because my cask is gonna be
Speaker 2: extra heavy. Oh yo, I'm taking issued to my grade.
Speaker 2: I'm taking it so oh No, I've tried to twelve.
Speaker 2: Did I have to what I even? Man? Not not
Speaker 2: the seventh grade? Eighth grade? Nah? Yeah, wasn't no girlfriend?
Speaker 2: You know, did you have a boyfriend.
Speaker 4: Whoa, whoa, he's on demon time back in the sixty.
Speaker 2: Man with those sixty man, that's the damn. He'll roll
Speaker 2: with you, He'll roll with you bad.
Speaker 1: Okay sixty seven?
Speaker 2: Nah h what No, Yeah, I mean I know some
Speaker 2: people that that that that day to day. I mean,
Speaker 2: but was with their girls, says they were. I don't
Speaker 2: know nobody fourteen I got. I got a lot of
Speaker 2: classmates that married. Yeah they married. Yeah, yeah, they've been
Speaker 2: together since take grade.
Speaker 4: But honestly, I don't know anybody. And it's commendable for
Speaker 4: brother Drake may to be able to be doing this.
Speaker 4: I don't think you understand every everybody pickle yeah and
Speaker 4: today do you think it's on to the next or
Speaker 4: everybody's replaceable? And everybody is replaceable, no matter what, no
Speaker 4: matter what you may think, what you may feel about yourself,
Speaker 4: but everybody is replaceable. But they just they just bounce
Speaker 4: and bounce and bouncing back and just keep on bouncing
Speaker 4: until they find one that sticks.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, Hey, I take my hat off to you, boy.
Speaker 2: Yeah Drake, you hail oh. Joe Russell Wilson is opt
Speaker 2: optimistic about potentially for the first time during the twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: fourth season. I feel confident that I be ready to
Speaker 2: play and ready to play at a high level. I
Speaker 2: think we're being really smart too and trying to understand
Speaker 2: how it feels. It's my first week really back with
Speaker 2: the guys, and I feel really confident about that. Mike
Speaker 2: Tomlin said earlier in the week that there are multiple variables.
Speaker 2: He's waid the decision throughout the week of practice, but
Speaker 2: the door is a jar, which means a jar o jo,
Speaker 2: which means slightly open. Wilson to be active on Sunday.
Speaker 2: You know you always want me to lose and use
Speaker 2: the word in the sentence Russ. I played a lot
Speaker 2: of I played a lot of football games, and there
Speaker 2: have been a lot of moments. I don't fear them
Speaker 2: getting ready to get I like it go back.
Speaker 4: I like Russ getting opportunity to play. I know Jessin
Speaker 4: Fields has played. Its played somewhat good this year. They
Speaker 4: started three and oh they lost the last two. But offensively,
Speaker 4: it's not like they've been this awesome juggernaut of an
Speaker 4: offense that's top three in the NFL putting up outstanding
Speaker 4: crazy numbers. Where a change is the quarterback position would
Speaker 4: really affect the Steelers. I like Russell Wilson my personal preference,
Speaker 4: even though I'm not a Steeler fan for that offense.
Speaker 1: Based on his resume, his last year in Denver was
Speaker 1: not that bad.
Speaker 4: Chat if you look at the statue, look at his
Speaker 4: numbers his last year in Denver, it wasn't that bad.
Speaker 1: It was good. It was decent. Maybe not the rush
Speaker 1: that led the goddamn Sey off to the super Bowl.
Speaker 1: But if we can get a russ of Old anywhere
Speaker 1: near the Russ of Old, when you don't turn the
Speaker 1: ball over and you just do what we ask of
Speaker 1: you and not put the ball in the hands of
Speaker 1: the other team, they will be just fine. They will
Speaker 1: be just fine.
Speaker 2: The Commander's quarterback jayde and Daniels, has exceeded expectations to
Speaker 2: begin his rookie season, including those from his own teammate.
Speaker 2: Terry mcclaurin talked about the quarterbacks hot start with Albert
Speaker 2: Bruff said, I did not anticipate him coming in and
Speaker 2: hitting the ground running like that. I played with a
Speaker 2: few quarterbacks and definitely a few rookies. Sometimes it takes
Speaker 2: some time to get comfortable in an NFL system, not
Speaker 2: just that practice. Then you go into the game, it's
Speaker 2: a different animal. What's always encouraged me about him is
Speaker 2: his ability to get better every day in practice. When
Speaker 2: we would have a social practice the next day, he
Speaker 2: would not make making the same mistakes twice, same thing
Speaker 2: and joint practice. Then you get into the game and
Speaker 2: you see him getting better each and every week. I
Speaker 2: think it's a testament to the experience that he had
Speaker 2: in college, but it's also his preparation he puts in.
Speaker 2: That dude works so hard, he's always prepared.
Speaker 4: I think it also has to do it where he came,
Speaker 4: where he came, where school he came, what school he's
Speaker 4: coming from, being under the big lights, being at LSU,
Speaker 4: used to the large crowds, coming from a college team
Speaker 4: that is preparing you for the next level anyway, So
Speaker 4: all you had to do was do just that. Hit
Speaker 4: the ground running based on everything. You take it from there,
Speaker 4: everything you've learned since your adolescents, since you been playing quarterback.
Speaker 5: You come on to the NFL.
Speaker 4: You put the right people around, if you're in the
Speaker 4: right situation, you get what you're getting from Jane Daniels
Speaker 4: at such an early age, even as I mean such
Speaker 4: an early age, at such an early time, even as
Speaker 4: a rookie.
Speaker 2: But he had fifty five starts. Yeah, Joe, do you
Speaker 2: know how many starts? That is a good thing.
Speaker 5: That's why he looked.
Speaker 2: Most time college quarterbacks their red shirt played two years,
Speaker 2: they gone.
Speaker 1: That's why he looked the way he do.
Speaker 2: Let's just say, let's just say, if you play for
Speaker 2: the national championship, you're probably playing fourteen to fifteen games. Obviously,
Speaker 2: he didn't play for the national championship, so he's playing basically,
Speaker 2: he's been a starter every since he walked into college.
Speaker 2: To get that many starts, yeah, so it's extremely impressive.
Speaker 2: It goes to show you the work that he's put in.
Speaker 2: Daniels is completing seventy seven point one percent of his passes,
Speaker 2: the highest among all set starting quarterback. He said, a
Speaker 2: single game rookie completion record. During week Washington's reap three
Speaker 2: win over the Bengals, connected on ninety one point three
Speaker 2: of his throws.
Speaker 5: Young Bull looked like he'd been there before.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: That's that's that's the only way him and him and CJ. Shroud,
Speaker 4: they look like they've been there before.
Speaker 2: The Bears beat the Panthers hey en today. Yeah, hell on.
Speaker 2: Dave Canalis threw Bryce Young back in the game with
Speaker 2: four fifteen remaining, and Bryce took his first snap in
Speaker 2: the games as being benched after h and two. Oh
Speaker 2: so you mean to tell me the quarterback situation that
Speaker 2: don't change anything? Huh huh. On the first player he
Speaker 2: brought time in scramming five miles Sanders open for a
Speaker 2: twenty seven yard gang Canallis brought did a fantastic job
Speaker 2: of said Andy Daalk will remain the starter for next
Speaker 2: week against the Falcons. After the game, Bryce Young asked
Speaker 2: if the current situation led a fire for the heir,
Speaker 2: which you think go Joe.
Speaker 4: Politically politically correct. He's saying, he's saying, he's saying all
Speaker 4: the right things. But maybe that is just him though.
Speaker 4: You can tell from his you know, his manner, the
Speaker 4: way he carries itself, that's just him.
Speaker 2: Huh, that's his personality.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I see, I can see, I can see cool dude,
Speaker 4: real soft spoken, real soft spoken. It just you know,
Speaker 4: I think I think he's gonna get it. He's gonna
Speaker 4: get the opportunity again. I just I just hope his
Speaker 4: confidence is at whenever that opportunity presents itself that he's
Speaker 4: ready mentally, you know, and I think it's probably it
Speaker 4: might be with the Panthers, or if it's if it's elsewhere,
Speaker 4: I hope he's ready.
Speaker 2: Well, until they get some weapons, they're like, don't put
Speaker 2: me back in there, because I ain't gonna look no
Speaker 2: better because the Anti don't look look look at Anti
Speaker 2: don't numbers with those weapons. And if I will look
Speaker 2: at Andy dn'ton. We got a large enough sample size
Speaker 2: to know what any dont knel large enough, plenty large.
Speaker 2: I don't care who the quarterback ain't nobody. Look, you
Speaker 2: better be Payton Manning or Tom Brady to make make
Speaker 2: this be's receiving look good.
Speaker 4: I mean, listen, they they got they got some nice
Speaker 4: they got they I mean they got they got some
Speaker 4: boys over there. Now once they get once they get
Speaker 4: Adam Thiela back, they got exacuted legged, they got Mingo.
Speaker 1: You know, they got some boys.
Speaker 4: They they got Deontay Johnson, they got some nice you know,
Speaker 4: some nice little pieces.
Speaker 1: They just gotta put that ship together. They got they
Speaker 1: got to put it together. And then when you have
Speaker 1: a when you have when you have question marks at
Speaker 1: a quarterback position.
Speaker 4: That means the receiver position and the tight ends have
Speaker 4: to be that much better than the quarterback.
Speaker 2: And that's why, that's why he doesn't stand a chance,
Speaker 2: got it, because they're not. That's not that much better.
Speaker 2: That's not nice throwing. He had thrown the Kelsey and
Speaker 2: Laporta and Kido and guys like that. He's not throwing
Speaker 2: to Justine Jefferson and Chase and the guys like that.
Speaker 2: Even if you want to go, even if you take
Speaker 2: those top ten guys out and go the next ten,
Speaker 2: what what guy if I give you, if I give you,
Speaker 2: how many receivers you're gonna go to before you take
Speaker 2: Deontay Johnson? Leg It, I get it, he's a rookie,
Speaker 2: But how many receivers and tight ends are you gonna
Speaker 2: go through before you pick one up? Carolina's roster A bunch?
Speaker 2: That's rude, is the truth, though, rookies. Look at what
Speaker 2: CJ was throwing to. He had Nico tank Dale, Noah
Speaker 2: Brown's well, he had Dalton shows, he had Nice Peat.
Speaker 2: Which one of those guys are better than any of
Speaker 2: the guys that I named.
Speaker 1: On the Panthers?
Speaker 2: Yeah, which one of those guys is better than Nico Collins,
Speaker 2: better than Tank Dale, better than Dalton Shops, better than Hell.
Speaker 2: No Brown.
Speaker 1: Comparison is the thief of joy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they stealing all the joy from Bryce Young
Speaker 2: because they ain't doing ish. I'm glad you. I'm glad
Speaker 2: you brought that up man, that young man did.
Speaker 1: Ojo, We're you gonna take your glasses off all right?
Speaker 2: Oh, y'all don't know what to say about the Shawn.
Speaker 2: I'm running out of words, O Joe. At some point
Speaker 2: in time, O Joe, just gotta stop now. Cleveland hasn't
Speaker 2: top more than eighteen points in the game this season.
Speaker 2: The Browns in the Week five with the worst third
Speaker 2: down offense in the NFL, and they could. They failed.
Speaker 2: They failed to convert all twelve of their third down
Speaker 2: attempts today with DeShawn in the game.
Speaker 1: Hey, I got a question, what what's the issue? What's
Speaker 1: the issue?
Speaker 2: Is it? Is?
Speaker 4: It?
Speaker 2: Is? It?
Speaker 1: Is it mental?
Speaker 4: Is it the play calling? I mean, what do you
Speaker 4: think it is? And I'm confused. I've been watching football
Speaker 4: for a long time, for a very long time, and
Speaker 4: the in the nose that have in the nose that
Speaker 4: that that I've seen from a personal standpoint of arguably
Speaker 4: maybe a top three quarterback when he was with with
Speaker 4: the Texans. To what the version of the Shawn Jackson
Speaker 4: sean the version of Deshaun Watson I'm seeing Now, That's
Speaker 4: how it's such a short amount of such a time.
Speaker 2: How barring an injury the only time, the only time,
Speaker 2: Oh Joe, I can say I've seen drop offs from
Speaker 2: any kind of player. Hold on, it's through injury, injury.
Speaker 2: If you have a significant injury, that would explain it.
Speaker 2: I could offer you. Oh yo, man, you know the
Speaker 2: man towards he towards PTEL attendance, Oh Joe, you know
Speaker 2: the man towards a KI leads. He had back to
Speaker 2: back ACL surgery. Oh jo, he almost had his shoulder
Speaker 2: ripped off the bone. So that would explain the cataclysmic
Speaker 2: drop in its play. But I don't see an injury
Speaker 2: that would cause it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's mental.
Speaker 2: It's mental.
Speaker 4: Heart Listen, do you know how hard that is to
Speaker 4: get back, especially at that position, at the quarterback position
Speaker 4: the court, because because messed up mentally here and at
Speaker 4: the quarterback position, you got the ball in your hands
Speaker 4: every time, so your judgment in your mind, it already
Speaker 4: got to be clear, because if you judgment in your
Speaker 4: mind and you're not healthy as well, on top of that,
Speaker 4: you'll never be you'll never be able to play well,
Speaker 4: You'll never be able to excel in that position.
Speaker 2: Like I think I.
Speaker 1: Was thinking about it, I'm looking at I'm thinking about
Speaker 1: it early to day.
Speaker 4: Well, God, damn, I'm looking at what. Damn The Browns
Speaker 4: got a Mark Cooper, You got Nick Chub. You got
Speaker 4: Nick Chubb coming back soon, maybe I think maybe two weeks,
Speaker 4: maybe maybe one more.
Speaker 1: And jok logah bore you brought in. You brought him
Speaker 1: a young bull.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 4: Why I'm going blank right now? You got you brought
Speaker 4: him a young boy, Jerry Judy.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Over there, I'm like, Okay, we're good. We're good. We
Speaker 1: we I'm talking about we good.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying from a as a fan, as a
Speaker 4: as a fan of Deshaun Watson, as a fan of some.
Speaker 1: Of them young bulls over there, man that I enjoy.
Speaker 4: Watching, I'm like, Okay, they gonna compete, They're gonna compete.
Speaker 4: They gonna have a chance, you know, in the FC North.
Speaker 4: And it's just it's not what I envision based on
Speaker 4: what I've seen in the past.
Speaker 1: And I really can't put it.
Speaker 4: I can't put my hands on it on why they
Speaker 4: look the way they do.
Speaker 2: Oh, Joe, he don't even move to You don't look
Speaker 2: the same in the pocket, and and and and I think,
Speaker 2: you know, look, I'm not here to try to rehash
Speaker 2: and rethink anything, but I think that that that, yeah,
Speaker 2: that weighed a lot on his mind. I think a
Speaker 2: weighed a hell of a lot on his mind. And
Speaker 2: he was he's he hasn't been the same. And I
Speaker 2: think everybody knows that I'm not raking o Joe, you
Speaker 2: and not not breaking news. Everybody knows they I saw
Speaker 2: the guy. He led his last year starting in Houston,
Speaker 2: he led the NFL in passing yards. He did that.
Speaker 2: I'm not so sure, Deshaun, he's the twenty eight, twenty nine,
Speaker 2: thirty thirty, first, thirty second. He's a bottom five quarterback currently.
Speaker 2: Look at Joe Flacoh and Indy, look at what Joe
Speaker 2: Flack Oddny Cleveland, Joe Flack, Joe Flacco is. If I'm
Speaker 2: not mistaken, I think I read this. It's eight days
Speaker 2: younger than Anthony Richardson's mom.
Speaker 1: Hey Joe, Joe, that oh, yes, Yes.
Speaker 2: It's because I think sometimes, oh Joe, when you have, yeah,
Speaker 2: an image and and then all of a sudden that
Speaker 2: image is not what was being portrayed, and people start
Speaker 2: to like you start to think, how do they how
Speaker 2: do they look at me? Now? How do they perceive me?
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm?
Speaker 2: And that plays with you, yeah, because you're out in
Speaker 2: the public, oh Joe. Anthony Richardson talked about being injury.
Speaker 4: I had had a coach told me once the best
Speaker 4: what do you think ability is availability? We know it's
Speaker 4: a game of football where everybody running twenty twenty five
Speaker 4: plus miles power.
Speaker 5: It's a contact for yeah, so it's a contact for you.
Speaker 2: Gotta get it.
Speaker 4: Protect yourself, especially at the quarterback position, not because you
Speaker 4: were last year, because you're injured now you might have
Speaker 4: a hip injury or angle, whatever it may be, they're
Speaker 4: gonna call your entry prone.
Speaker 5: It's gonna stick, and.
Speaker 4: That that label is gonna stick, especially if it starts
Speaker 4: early on your career. So you just got to find
Speaker 4: way to protect yourself.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: Listen, Anthony Richardson is a special talent. He's a special talents.
Speaker 4: He has a chance and opportunity to change the structure
Speaker 4: that coach franchise. You know, I'm not saying he's gonna
Speaker 4: be Peyton Manny, but he has a chance to get
Speaker 4: it going in the right direction with it along with
Speaker 4: the other young quarterbacks like jade Je the Jade and
Speaker 4: Daniels the CJ.
Speaker 5: Strouds. We just need him on the field.
Speaker 1: We need them.
Speaker 5: We need him on the.
Speaker 4: Field healthy and and upright. So I'm hoping, I'm hoping
Speaker 4: he has a speed of recovery. But right now, based
Speaker 4: on what we've seen in the past the seasons, you
Speaker 4: would be just that injury prone.
Speaker 2: Oko. This OK, this is where I'm gonna have to
Speaker 2: disagree with you. What is it? Football is not a
Speaker 2: contact sport.
Speaker 4: Is contact when two things collide, that's contact, right.
Speaker 2: See contact is middle like people collide. Football. I heard
Speaker 2: somebody best describe football this way. Football is a lot
Speaker 2: like nuclear warfare. There are no winners, only survivors. Wait,
Speaker 2: you don't win at football. You survive the game. You
Speaker 2: survive football because think about it. You say, if somebody
Speaker 2: ran into you at twenty miles an hour, but you
Speaker 2: think about this, people are running in you at twenty
Speaker 2: miles an hour, over and over and over and over
Speaker 2: and over and over again, fifteen, twenty, twenty five, thirty, forty,
Speaker 2: fifty times a game. That's what I tell people. You
Speaker 2: want to know what it's like to play NFL football,
Speaker 2: go to lows and get your hard hat and put
Speaker 2: on your biggest coat and get ten yards away from
Speaker 2: your garage. Get five yards away from your garage and
Speaker 2: run into it as hard as you possibly can twenty times. Okay,
Speaker 2: not do it again thirty times, and then do it
Speaker 2: again forty times. And I tell you what, just for
Speaker 2: good measure, come back and do it again on thirsty
Speaker 2: because you got a short week. Now you know what
Speaker 2: it's like to play football. And everybody told about he's soft,
Speaker 2: he sawt. You wouldn't last one day, let alone a season,
Speaker 2: so stop it. I love how people tell about he saw, brother,
Speaker 2: You don't know what salt is. You saw for the drugs?
Speaker 2: Don't cotton all y'all out there bumping them.
Speaker 1: Gun.
Speaker 2: Oh, he saw he's soft. He's scared, bro. There's a
Speaker 2: reason why you on your couch talking how you were scared.
Speaker 4: Now you know what I had to go through two
Speaker 4: times a year against the Ravens, two times.
Speaker 5: Against the stealers.
Speaker 4: B shit, Yeah, you know I was able to do
Speaker 4: it without getting injured for years.
Speaker 5: Can I tell you why? Can I tell you why
Speaker 5: it never got hurt?
Speaker 2: Yes? Nutrition, what, oh, Joe? The same way people that
Speaker 2: never drank get cancer, the same way people that do
Speaker 2: eat certain things. There are certain people that eat, eat
Speaker 2: or eat whatever and never get a disease. But there
Speaker 2: are some people that eat every boom. Ain't no rhyme
Speaker 2: or reason?
Speaker 1: O choe?
Speaker 2: What about? What about the people that don't smoke and
Speaker 2: get cancer, get lung cancer, get throat cancer. And there
Speaker 2: are people that smoke, been smoking seventy years take their
Speaker 2: lin's breath. Oh well, he had a cigarette in his hand.
Speaker 2: Some people, you know, some people smoke seventy years old,
Speaker 2: Joe and never get it. And there are people, there
Speaker 2: are people that never smoked the cigarette, cigarette or cigarette,
Speaker 2: never drank anything. I just stopped trying to figure out
Speaker 2: what look just the way it's intended to be. Hey,
Speaker 2: let me make the most of my time while I'm here.
Speaker 2: But Anthony Richardson, you're gonna have to learn how to
Speaker 2: get down because you never gonna be big enough to
Speaker 2: run over those guys. They'll break you, bro, they'll break
Speaker 2: you I understand you for you six five two forty four,
Speaker 2: you ran four four four five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's gonna be eager.
Speaker 4: He gonna be alright, though, he's gonna be alright. Get
Speaker 4: him healthy, stay on that field, he's gonna be all right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, gotta gotta.
Speaker 2: Stop hold on because I'll block it for you. Oh Joy,
Speaker 2: it's just like me. I'll block it for you. Oh Joe.
Speaker 2: The jail break screed. Okay, once you break that, and
Speaker 2: you see, all the three guys got to save it
Speaker 2: from himself.
Speaker 4: Stop fucking running him, Stop calling plays where he's where
Speaker 4: he's run first, they got they got to change some
Speaker 4: of the play calling. You know, I understand to take
Speaker 4: off because nobody's open. That's one thing. Design play runs.
Speaker 4: I think when you got hurt, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 4: that might have been a design play run. If I'm
Speaker 4: not mistake, I.
Speaker 2: Remember, no, he wrote he scrambled on that one, but no,
Speaker 2: the what But actually he got hurt to play before
Speaker 2: because remember he got up lip and he scrambled and
Speaker 2: got up to play before and there the quarterback run.
Speaker 1: That's that's on the goddamn cuss.
Speaker 2: But if I'm a defender, yes, if I'm a defender.
Speaker 2: I ain't David. If he don't, if he ain't protecting you,
Speaker 2: why help You're not they did one that's running you.
Speaker 2: I would try to drop Helvin on you. Yes, so
Speaker 2: a A are protect yourself, bro, protect yourself. They're not.
Speaker 2: They not, They're not going to protect you. They're gonna
Speaker 2: they could think about it. They go a whole game.
Speaker 2: They already are saying they can't put they can't in
Speaker 2: the pocket. They got to put a blanket and get
Speaker 2: a nice little pillow and lay you down. They can't
Speaker 2: dump it like they used to. So once you get
Speaker 2: outside that pocket and you get past that line of scrimmage, boy,
Speaker 2: they tried to ooh.
Speaker 4: Ooh boys they had not there man, Yeah, for sure,
Speaker 4: I mean I know I would.
Speaker 5: The rules are already in the office.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 5: You know the rules that the rules are like that.
Speaker 5: Because they want to keep the star quarterback.
Speaker 2: I'm going to defend. Well, it's your job, it's the
Speaker 2: it's the offensive coordinator job, and it's his job to
Speaker 2: stay on the field because if you break that line
Speaker 2: of scrimmage. I'm trying to split your mo folks on
Speaker 2: mm hmm. I'm trying to because that greatly increases my
Speaker 2: chance to win. Hey, I'm just I'm hitting you as
Speaker 2: hard as legal. Look, I want people to Misconscrew this.
Speaker 2: I'm never gonna hit anybody cheat unless you hit me cheat.
Speaker 2: Then I'm gonna get your back. Yeah, I gonna get
Speaker 2: my link back. And I just want you to know
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get my lick back. But in that situation,
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna hit him cheat. But boy, the volume