WEBVTT - NFL Cover Zero: Chiefs Return, Darnold Update, Winless possible, and Week 2 Previews 0:00:06.423 --> 0:00:08.893 NFL Cover Zero with Matt Jones and Drew Franklin is 0:00:08.933 --> 0:00:21.373 a production of the NFL and iHeart Podcast. Welcome everybody, 0:00:21.453 --> 0:00:25.313 it is NFL Cover Zero week two preview. 0:00:25.332 --> 0:00:29.072 Matt Jones, Drew Franklin, Billy R. 0:00:29.133 --> 0:00:33.742 Sports wearing his new non-NFL hat. Good to see you 0:00:33.783 --> 0:00:36.063 diversifying a little bit. I have that hat too. I 0:00:36.103 --> 0:00:38.403 don't like that now because that means I can't wear 0:00:38.463 --> 0:00:40.163 it on the off chance you might wear it the 0:00:40.183 --> 0:00:40.623 same day. 0:00:40.703 --> 0:00:41.423 I ruined the hat. 0:00:41.843 --> 0:00:43.503 For you well i mean i think you. 0:00:43.423 --> 0:00:45.043 Don't want to wear you don't want to come to 0:00:45.083 --> 0:00:47.413 a place and have the same hat someone else has 0:00:47.653 --> 0:00:48.473 on right yeah. 0:00:48.313 --> 0:00:49.733 That's awkward you have to tell them to take it 0:00:49.833 --> 0:00:50.413 off at then. 0:00:50.473 --> 0:00:51.773 Yeah and you would have to be the one to 0:00:51.813 --> 0:00:54.533 take it off just for the for the record i 0:00:54.573 --> 0:00:57.953 do like that hat though uh drew been a good 0:00:58.413 --> 0:01:00.423 week not a ton of news since the game so 0:01:00.483 --> 0:01:04.462 far but everybody's sort of settling uh in after week 0:01:04.743 --> 0:01:07.203 one monday night football i guess we can. 0:01:07.123 --> 0:01:10.603 Start with that chiefs Do they look like the Chiefs again? 0:01:10.902 --> 0:01:13.853 They do. I think that Kenneth Walker addition is going 0:01:13.872 --> 0:01:15.613 to end up working out pretty well for them. 0:01:15.652 --> 0:01:16.913 He seems like a pretty good player. 0:01:17.053 --> 0:01:19.712 Turns out, given Patrick Mahomes, the reigning Super Bowl MVP, 0:01:19.952 --> 0:01:21.813 why did we let that happen? Just a huge game 0:01:21.833 --> 0:01:24.273 for them. I mean, even old man Kelsey with the 0:01:24.322 --> 0:01:27.723 big 60-yard grab. So I knew the Chiefs would be 0:01:27.762 --> 0:01:29.682 much better than last year. Last year was a one-off, 0:01:29.702 --> 0:01:31.603 but it looks like they're going to be pretty stacked. 0:01:32.202 --> 0:01:36.913 Yeah, so Mahomes actually started relatively poorly. He was four 0:01:36.943 --> 0:01:39.112 of 11 and kind of looked a little rusty. But 0:01:39.152 --> 0:01:41.853 then they gave Walker the ball six straight times to 0:01:41.872 --> 0:01:44.072 start the game. That felt like a statement from Mr. 0:01:44.133 --> 0:01:44.993 Mustache there. 0:01:45.072 --> 0:01:46.633 He was just like, I'm just going to keep pounding 0:01:46.652 --> 0:01:48.893 the ball to this dude. I hope they don't use 0:01:48.973 --> 0:01:50.903 up all his carries by week four, though. 0:01:52.083 --> 0:01:52.803 No, that'd be a lot. 0:01:52.843 --> 0:01:54.623 And, you know, as good as the Chiefs have been, 0:01:54.663 --> 0:01:56.323 and they've had good running backs, a lot of times 0:01:56.343 --> 0:01:58.603 they're kind of a dual threat. Kenneth Walker is going 0:01:58.623 --> 0:02:00.363 to be a back they can really lean on if 0:02:00.403 --> 0:02:03.193 he stays healthy and being young. I mean, I feel 0:02:03.213 --> 0:02:06.293 like we're looking at Mahomes' next wave of the dynasty 0:02:06.333 --> 0:02:08.453 having kind of a second chapter as some of the 0:02:08.833 --> 0:02:10.133 young talent comes in and helps him. 0:02:12.053 --> 0:02:16.103 I wish his name was Kenny. You can call him Kenny. 0:02:16.123 --> 0:02:16.843 I feel weird. 0:02:16.863 --> 0:02:18.323 Let's call him Kenny Skywalker. 0:02:18.343 --> 0:02:19.643 I feel like calling him Kenneth. 0:02:20.373 --> 0:02:23.163 That's too kenneth sounds too professional i want to call 0:02:23.203 --> 0:02:24.923 him kenny because he runs like a kenny he doesn't 0:02:24.963 --> 0:02:27.443 run like a kenneth that's true a kenneth is the 0:02:27.483 --> 0:02:30.143 gm a kenny is out there running over people and 0:02:30.183 --> 0:02:32.423 that's what he does he's also really good catching out 0:02:32.443 --> 0:02:35.053 of the backfield that was i remember seeing one of 0:02:35.093 --> 0:02:37.413 the nerds talk about the signing and said well you 0:02:37.433 --> 0:02:39.353 know patrick needs a running back who can catch out 0:02:39.373 --> 0:02:41.453 of the backfield i don't know if kenneth walker is 0:02:41.513 --> 0:02:44.813 that if you worried about that i think that showcase 0:02:44.853 --> 0:02:46.353 to not be true as well Yeah. 0:02:46.843 --> 0:02:48.163 Definitely passed the day one test. 0:02:48.483 --> 0:02:52.843 And to your point, Kenneth III, that's like who does 0:02:52.883 --> 0:02:53.503 my taxes. 0:02:54.023 --> 0:02:55.763 I got to go see Kenneth Walker III today. I 0:02:55.763 --> 0:02:58.143 got to get my taxes filed. 0:02:58.303 --> 0:03:00.983 Kenneth Walker III will be your ag commissioner. 0:03:01.823 --> 0:03:03.103 I wonder how Seahawks fanned. 0:03:03.603 --> 0:03:06.203 Well, they got to be upset. But at the same time, 0:03:06.223 --> 0:03:07.703 they had a lot of other guys they need to 0:03:07.753 --> 0:03:11.513 get signed. I understand the theory of why they didn't 0:03:11.573 --> 0:03:11.993 sign him. 0:03:12.733 --> 0:03:12.973 Right. 0:03:13.033 --> 0:03:15.233 I mean, I think the theory is running backs are replaceable, 0:03:15.493 --> 0:03:17.753 but it's funny how the league goes in cycles because 0:03:17.793 --> 0:03:20.253 there was a point where people said, don't give three 0:03:20.293 --> 0:03:24.243 dollars for running backs. And then Derrick Henry and Saquon 0:03:24.263 --> 0:03:27.703 Barkley have big years. It becomes, OK, maybe we should 0:03:27.763 --> 0:03:30.223 do that. And now they keep picking running backs a 0:03:30.243 --> 0:03:32.263 little bit higher, a little bit higher in the draft year. 0:03:32.283 --> 0:03:34.703 My love, I think, went third there. uh ashen genti 0:03:34.743 --> 0:03:37.183 that we year before went second or third is the 0:03:37.223 --> 0:03:38.523 running back back it's. 0:03:38.383 --> 0:03:41.033 The old you know they adjusted the air raid back 0:03:41.073 --> 0:03:42.593 in the day then you go back to running it's 0:03:42.613 --> 0:03:44.553 just the cycle that goes back and forth it does 0:03:44.573 --> 0:03:47.173 seem like running backs are back love being that huge 0:03:47.273 --> 0:03:49.273 i mean notre dame had two first round running backs 0:03:49.853 --> 0:03:54.173 in this last uh draft so yeah we're gonna be playing. 0:03:53.433 --> 0:03:55.833 Well for seattle i mean they may end up being 0:03:55.933 --> 0:03:59.073 fine with it uh but i think that i think 0:03:59.093 --> 0:04:01.553 it obviously worked out i like seeing did you like 0:04:01.573 --> 0:04:04.263 that tom cruise was at the game I didn't, and. 0:04:04.203 --> 0:04:07.723 We've talked about this on the show. I want Taylor 0:04:07.743 --> 0:04:09.623 to just sit by someone she grew up with and 0:04:09.643 --> 0:04:13.863 has lifelong memories with. All these forced A-list celebrity pairings 0:04:14.223 --> 0:04:15.063 annoy me a little bit. 0:04:15.103 --> 0:04:16.753 Yeah, but you wouldn't do that. I mean, let's say 0:04:16.763 --> 0:04:23.782 Abby were to join— I don't know, ABBA. 0:04:24.233 --> 0:04:24.763 Okay. 0:04:25.212 --> 0:04:27.392 And so she gets to have all of these big 0:04:27.412 --> 0:04:30.553 time concerts and people like, are you going to invite 0:04:30.652 --> 0:04:34.323 me to the thing or are you, but it's me or, 0:04:34.633 --> 0:04:35.302 or Jay-Z. 0:04:36.342 --> 0:04:38.793 I'm inviting my friends. You're not going to invite Jay-Z. 0:04:38.873 --> 0:04:41.332 But I'm the star. Like, when one of your friends 0:04:41.392 --> 0:04:43.452 make it, you pull everybody up. Like, I want my 0:04:43.493 --> 0:04:44.753 friends to have the fun in the suite. 0:04:44.772 --> 0:04:46.433 Tom Cruise, he can go get his own suite. 0:04:46.892 --> 0:04:47.232 Okay. 0:04:47.472 --> 0:04:48.392 Like, I'll talk to. 0:04:48.383 --> 0:04:48.712 You, Tom. 0:04:48.743 --> 0:04:50.743 So you're telling me you would not invite Jay-Z into 0:04:50.782 --> 0:04:52.823 the suite. No, if I made it and I'm in. 0:04:52.823 --> 0:04:54.002 You'd rather have Corey. 0:04:54.222 --> 0:04:56.683 Yeah, I want people I have genuine friendships with. Like 0:04:56.743 --> 0:04:59.183 if I make it to Taylor Swift status, I don't 0:04:59.243 --> 0:05:01.253 want to go hang out with another celebrity. I want 0:05:01.263 --> 0:05:02.573 to hang out with my boys and we're going to 0:05:02.592 --> 0:05:04.853 have all the fun because I'm rich and have all 0:05:04.892 --> 0:05:05.473 this access. 0:05:05.592 --> 0:05:07.033 I actually agree with you on that. 0:05:07.053 --> 0:05:11.532 I would much rather have you tall hubby, the turkey 0:05:11.573 --> 0:05:14.202 hunter there. But at the same time, you know, if 0:05:14.323 --> 0:05:19.503 you're telling me that Leo wants to have chicken fingers, 0:05:19.902 --> 0:05:21.383 I'm probably going to take the call. 0:05:23.233 --> 0:05:26.613 I guess, but like if you grew up with Taylor Swift. 0:05:27.823 --> 0:05:28.823 Your childhood best friend. 0:05:29.142 --> 0:05:31.222 I think she's there, though. I think they just don't 0:05:31.263 --> 0:05:31.582 show her. 0:05:31.603 --> 0:05:35.902 Maybe not her, but someone who has core memories, photos 0:05:35.962 --> 0:05:36.823 with Taylor Swift. 0:05:36.883 --> 0:05:37.082 Yeah. 0:05:37.323 --> 0:05:39.043 And you're like, I'd like to sit there, but no, 0:05:39.142 --> 0:05:41.113 she's just sitting there with Tom Cruise for this photo op. 0:05:41.263 --> 0:05:43.383 You know, that's not the same with the wedding. All these, 0:05:43.433 --> 0:05:46.013 they just invite these people they don't know. Well, first 0:05:46.032 --> 0:05:47.413 of all, I don't want Tom Cruise there because I 0:05:47.452 --> 0:05:48.053 think he's weird. 0:05:48.173 --> 0:05:51.493 Yeah. And I don't know if his movie is going 0:05:51.513 --> 0:05:52.792 to do well, so I don't want to be on 0:05:52.813 --> 0:05:53.573 the following star. 0:05:53.613 --> 0:05:53.713 Yeah. 0:05:54.952 --> 0:05:56.973 It feels like I'm getting cut from the suite if 0:05:57.073 --> 0:05:58.892 DiCaprio's calling you. I feel like I'm going to be 0:05:58.912 --> 0:05:59.573 the line here. 0:05:59.613 --> 0:06:00.133 Oh, you're out. 0:06:02.452 --> 0:06:06.253 I mean, if Leo's coming, you're out. He tends to 0:06:06.313 --> 0:06:09.573 hang with, you know. Yeah, his girlfriend could talk to 0:06:09.613 --> 0:06:09.972 my daughter. 0:06:10.032 --> 0:06:11.832 They could hang out. We'll give them a little pin 0:06:11.873 --> 0:06:12.753 together in the back of the suite. 0:06:12.772 --> 0:06:13.472 Is that still him? 0:06:13.753 --> 0:06:15.212 I know that was always a thing with him. 0:06:15.272 --> 0:06:16.862 Is he still? Yeah. 0:06:17.123 --> 0:06:17.652 I understand. 0:06:17.823 --> 0:06:20.342 But also, like, who's been in better movies than DiCaprio? 0:06:21.513 --> 0:06:26.403 I mean, DiCaprio has no flubs in movies. Give me 0:06:26.443 --> 0:06:29.923 a bad Leonardo DiCaprio movie, like a bad one. There's 0:06:29.962 --> 0:06:32.163 some like The Aviator that maybe aren't as good as 0:06:32.202 --> 0:06:33.832 the other ones, but name me a bad one. 0:06:33.842 --> 0:06:35.723 I can't think of a dud. I mean, I even 0:06:35.743 --> 0:06:37.202 go back to What's Eating Gilbert Grape. 0:06:37.222 --> 0:06:38.782 They're all good. 0:06:38.842 --> 0:06:43.812 There has never been an actor that has not made 0:06:43.832 --> 0:06:47.652 a bad movie except him. I can't think of one. 0:06:47.733 --> 0:06:48.722 Did you like Don't Look Up? 0:06:49.853 --> 0:06:50.473 It was fine. 0:06:50.693 --> 0:06:52.862 Yeah, that's the Netflix movie, right? And then, you know, 0:06:52.883 --> 0:06:54.383 he was doing it. It was like, he was about 0:06:54.443 --> 0:06:56.842 climate change. He was trying to like, it wasn't great, 0:06:56.863 --> 0:06:57.503 but it was fine. 0:06:57.563 --> 0:06:58.123 Oh, I got one. 0:06:58.142 --> 0:06:58.662 Okay. 0:06:58.983 --> 0:07:01.402 Wasn't he the Iron Mask, Man in the Iron Mask? 0:07:01.462 --> 0:07:02.082 Wasn't that terrible? 0:07:02.103 --> 0:07:04.202 I don't think I've seen that. 0:07:04.222 --> 0:07:05.263 I worked at Sam Goody when it came out. 0:07:05.282 --> 0:07:07.663 But I feel like that was the beginning of his career. 0:07:07.683 --> 0:07:08.142 It was early on. 0:07:08.183 --> 0:07:09.922 That may be when he was trying to make it. Like, 0:07:10.023 --> 0:07:14.093 I would be in Tremors 5 to get my career started. Yeah, 0:07:14.133 --> 0:07:15.563 I mean, it was after Titanic, I think. 0:07:16.403 --> 0:07:16.523 Oh. 0:07:16.723 --> 0:07:18.343 Well, so if he has a flop, that might fit. 0:07:18.383 --> 0:07:20.003 But I haven't seen that, so I don't know. Do 0:07:20.023 --> 0:07:20.643 you have any others? 0:07:20.743 --> 0:07:21.283 Read them there. 0:07:21.663 --> 0:07:23.193 Read me his last 15. 0:07:23.193 --> 0:07:24.293 One Battle After Another. 0:07:24.313 --> 0:07:24.993 Great. 0:07:25.413 --> 0:07:26.453 The Wolf of Wall Street. 0:07:26.493 --> 0:07:26.893 Banger. 0:07:26.933 --> 0:07:27.933 Catch Me If You Can. 0:07:27.953 --> 0:07:28.553 Banger. 0:07:28.653 --> 0:07:29.953 Once About a Time in Hollywood. 0:07:30.153 --> 0:07:30.443 Good. 0:07:31.873 --> 0:07:32.653 I got to find another list. 0:07:32.673 --> 0:07:34.352 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, by the way, started 0:07:34.393 --> 0:07:41.042 like 15 careers. When he goes to the Charles Manson place, 0:07:41.163 --> 0:07:43.403 all those women, all those girls that are there, they 0:07:43.443 --> 0:07:44.543 all became huge stars. 0:07:44.563 --> 0:07:44.803 They did. 0:07:44.843 --> 0:07:47.013 It was like Sidney Sweeney was one of them. 0:07:47.733 --> 0:07:48.293 Shutter Island. 0:07:48.313 --> 0:07:49.552 So just being a Leo movie, great. 0:07:49.913 --> 0:07:53.612 Yes. Tom Holland, I think, was in that. Okay. Inception. 0:07:53.833 --> 0:07:54.292 Inception. 0:07:55.463 --> 0:07:55.862 Fine. 0:07:55.943 --> 0:07:56.883 Overrated, but good. 0:07:56.903 --> 0:07:57.823 Django Unchained. 0:07:57.883 --> 0:07:58.223 Great. 0:07:58.783 --> 0:07:59.563 Blood Diamond. 0:07:59.803 --> 0:08:00.143 Great. 0:08:00.163 --> 0:08:01.583 How about The Departed? Awesome. 0:08:01.743 --> 0:08:01.863 Great. 0:08:01.883 --> 0:08:03.563 That's a good one. Although some people don't like it. 0:08:03.643 --> 0:08:04.093 I like it. 0:08:04.493 --> 0:08:04.933 The Beach. 0:08:05.403 --> 0:08:05.982 That's a good one, too. 0:08:06.013 --> 0:08:08.213 You know, The Beach is not good, but I am 0:08:08.273 --> 0:08:09.333 entertained by The Beach. 0:08:09.373 --> 0:08:09.673 I like it. 0:08:09.693 --> 0:08:12.233 The whole premise of The Beach when you cross over 0:08:12.293 --> 0:08:15.793 and it's paradise, but then it turns into hell. And 0:08:15.813 --> 0:08:17.333 I think I read the book, which is part of 0:08:17.353 --> 0:08:20.183 why I liked it. His Romeo and Juliet is not great. 0:08:21.333 --> 0:08:23.043 But again, that's a long time ago. My point, I 0:08:23.063 --> 0:08:24.343 don't know how we got off of this. This is 0:08:24.363 --> 0:08:25.302 supposed to be about the Chiefs. 0:08:25.463 --> 0:08:27.203 We're trying to decide who you're taking to a Chiefs game. 0:08:27.263 --> 0:08:29.023 But because of that, I want to talk to, I 0:08:29.063 --> 0:08:29.643 want to take Leo. 0:08:29.863 --> 0:08:30.103 Okay. 0:08:30.663 --> 0:08:32.903 So we took the long way of saying if Matt 0:08:33.243 --> 0:08:36.122 gets to sweep a Chiefs game, Leo is his first pick. 0:08:36.143 --> 0:08:39.443 If I'm dating an NFL player, which is going to 0:08:39.463 --> 0:08:41.423 be very unlikely at this point. 0:08:43.663 --> 0:08:44.203 Don't give up. 0:08:45.263 --> 0:08:49.903 Then I'm bringing Leo to the game. Okay. Okay. 31 0:08:55.213 --> 0:08:57.733 to 10. Are you worried about the Broncos? Bo Nix 0:08:57.793 --> 0:09:02.373 seemed a little shook by spags. I was shocked that it. 0:09:02.373 --> 0:09:04.413 Was that bad, but I'm not going to judge it 0:09:04.453 --> 0:09:06.553 right away. Week one. I want to see what they 0:09:06.573 --> 0:09:08.853 do this week. But I did not think that I 0:09:09.493 --> 0:09:11.603 had Denver covering in that game. So I had high 0:09:11.653 --> 0:09:13.463 expectations of them even going into Kansas City. 0:09:15.183 --> 0:09:15.343 Yeah. 0:09:16.143 --> 0:09:18.143 I wasn't surprised. I mean, I was surprised he lost 0:09:18.163 --> 0:09:22.482 by 21, but I don't believe in Bo Nix. I 0:09:22.583 --> 0:09:25.813 saw that Spagnola did something where he would have 13 0:09:25.813 --> 0:09:27.893 people on the field and then run two of them 0:09:27.973 --> 0:09:29.053 off right before the play. 0:09:29.533 --> 0:09:31.433 I didn't know that was legal. I like that he 0:09:31.473 --> 0:09:33.103 broke it out in this game. 0:09:33.123 --> 0:09:33.553 It's trickery. 0:09:33.743 --> 0:09:34.803 Should that be illegal? 0:09:37.053 --> 0:09:38.913 Uh no it's part of the game i mean you 0:09:38.933 --> 0:09:40.613 still get time to make a sub if you have 0:09:40.633 --> 0:09:42.153 to make a sub there so yeah. 0:09:41.973 --> 0:09:44.933 I mean it seems a little gimmicky and extra 24 0:09:44.933 --> 0:09:47.133 people on the field bring the whole team on and 0:09:47.153 --> 0:09:51.243 then everybody's scattered to the sideline if you can do 0:09:51.243 --> 0:09:55.143 13 just keep bringing people could you clear your bench. 0:09:55.223 --> 0:09:58.203 Early in the play clock and everyone's standing the huddle 0:09:58.883 --> 0:10:01.443 and then clap and most of them all but 11 0:10:01.443 --> 0:10:02.223 run back. 0:10:02.103 --> 0:10:05.083 The offense can only have 11 people clear the huddle 0:10:05.583 --> 0:10:07.533 but i didn't and i guess i just assumed that 0:10:07.553 --> 0:10:09.213 was true the defense too that is not true the 0:10:09.253 --> 0:10:11.313 defense can have as many people clear. 0:10:11.093 --> 0:10:14.693 The huddle as they want i didn't know that does 0:10:14.733 --> 0:10:17.612 that feel fair no feels like they should be the 0:10:17.653 --> 0:10:18.673 same as the offense. 0:10:19.343 --> 0:10:20.023 Well, it's not. 0:10:20.183 --> 0:10:23.163 And Spaggs took it. Yeah, the offense has to set 0:10:23.183 --> 0:10:25.713 the personnel. Yes, but the defense. So, I mean, he would, 0:10:25.923 --> 0:10:28.933 on big third downs, he would put 13 people in 0:10:28.953 --> 0:10:30.533 there and then two people would run off. 0:10:30.993 --> 0:10:33.372 Could it be that week one they were just so 0:10:33.413 --> 0:10:35.673 sloppy he's lying as this is an excuse and his 0:10:35.713 --> 0:10:37.513 guys generally just didn't know they weren't supposed to be 0:10:37.533 --> 0:10:37.973 on the field? 0:10:38.313 --> 0:10:43.473 But he also may have unlocked a great idea. So, 0:10:43.533 --> 0:10:44.953 I think there's going to be a team that brings 0:10:44.953 --> 0:10:54.563 26 people on the field. Can't even see the grass. 0:10:54.633 --> 0:10:56.933 It'd be impossible to know what coverage they're in. Exactly. 0:10:57.453 --> 0:10:58.513 Because there's so many of them. 0:10:58.533 --> 0:10:59.173 He's on to something. 0:10:59.413 --> 0:10:59.613 Yeah. 0:11:00.013 --> 0:11:00.233 It is. 0:11:00.773 --> 0:11:03.473 I'm enjoying as I learn more and more about because, 0:11:03.493 --> 0:11:05.373 you know, I've always been a football fan, but I 0:11:05.393 --> 0:11:07.633 haven't known the X's and O's. Now I listen to 0:11:07.653 --> 0:11:10.433 the nerd podcast and I learn about, you know, cover 0:11:10.473 --> 0:11:13.613 two and I learned that there's a 13 personnel. I'd 0:11:13.653 --> 0:11:14.293 heard of 12. 0:11:14.273 --> 0:11:15.252 Didn't know there was also 13. 0:11:15.233 --> 0:11:19.763 You can do 14. You can do whatever you want, 0:11:19.803 --> 0:11:22.602 I guess. But as I learn, I start to see 0:11:22.643 --> 0:11:24.763 it in the game. And so, you know, they run 0:11:24.803 --> 0:11:27.403 in motion so you can see whether they're in man zone. 0:11:27.423 --> 0:11:29.833 Yeah, you used to just watch the ball, but now 0:11:29.873 --> 0:11:31.473 you're like, oh, look, they're bringing another tight end here. 0:11:31.493 --> 0:11:34.073 So I'm using it. I'm telling people that don't care 0:11:34.573 --> 0:11:38.043 these things. Like I was at the football game at 0:11:38.063 --> 0:11:40.613 the Kentucky game with tall and he does not care 0:11:40.633 --> 0:11:41.653 about this stuff. 0:11:41.693 --> 0:11:44.833 He's there really for the alcohol and to yell. 0:11:44.613 --> 0:11:45.273 At the other team. 0:11:45.413 --> 0:11:46.253 Yeah. 0:11:46.313 --> 0:11:47.053 Football secondary. 0:11:47.193 --> 0:11:50.293 And I would see, I saw an Alabama player running motion. 0:11:50.863 --> 0:11:52.103 And I think I looked at him and I was like, 0:11:52.123 --> 0:11:54.223 all right, now see, they're trying to find a third 0:11:54.283 --> 0:11:57.102 man in zone. And he just looks at me. Do you, 0:11:57.163 --> 0:11:58.203 do you, do you want sunscreen? 0:11:58.723 --> 0:12:03.243 Yeah. You're like, hey, talk to the A-gap down there. 0:12:03.653 --> 0:12:05.863 So, you know, it's funny when you when you when 0:12:05.903 --> 0:12:07.983 you learn all that stuff, the kind of people you 0:12:08.023 --> 0:12:10.203 could impress with it. I'm in a zone where the 0:12:10.243 --> 0:12:13.643 people that know, know I don't know. And the people 0:12:13.703 --> 0:12:15.453 that don't know don't care. Yeah. 0:12:16.783 --> 0:12:17.893 You're on an island. 0:12:18.413 --> 0:12:21.232 So I'm on this island of football knowledge, which isn't 0:12:21.273 --> 0:12:21.933 very helpful. 0:12:22.033 --> 0:12:24.313 And you got to pick who you're talking to because 0:12:24.353 --> 0:12:27.273 you don't want to walk into an expert that you thought. 0:12:27.353 --> 0:12:27.933 Exactly. 0:12:28.053 --> 0:12:29.493 And then you just come off as an idiot when 0:12:29.513 --> 0:12:30.793 you're trying to be the smart guy in the room. 0:12:30.993 --> 0:12:31.993 So I know your audience. 0:12:32.113 --> 0:12:36.513 I have knowledge. And everybody goes, shut up. So that's 0:12:36.533 --> 0:12:37.633 the way it goes. Chiefs win. 0:12:38.013 --> 0:12:38.833 You'll find a person. 0:12:39.653 --> 0:12:42.053 Against the Broncos. All right, Billy, let's get to some 0:12:42.103 --> 0:12:42.513 news headlines. 0:12:43.193 --> 0:12:45.973 Yeah, good news for the Seattle Seahawks. Sam Darnold looks 0:12:46.013 --> 0:12:49.323 to have avoided a serious injury. The Seahawks announced Darnold 0:12:49.403 --> 0:12:51.663 is now not dealing with a hip injury, but a 0:12:51.743 --> 0:12:54.583 very unique soft tissue injury to his glute. 0:12:54.763 --> 0:12:55.623 He's out with a butt. 0:12:56.343 --> 0:12:59.183 Butt injury. We'll miss week two game at Arizona. No 0:12:59.223 --> 0:13:01.583 timetable on the return yet, but Drew Locke played pretty 0:13:01.623 --> 0:13:02.323 well in his state. 0:13:02.683 --> 0:13:06.403 I want to thank the Seahawks and Sam Darnold for 0:13:06.493 --> 0:13:08.453 acknowledging it's a butt injury. 0:13:09.433 --> 0:13:12.273 I am certain other people have had butt injuries. I've 0:13:12.293 --> 0:13:13.413 had a butt injury in football. 0:13:14.013 --> 0:13:15.893 And people don't like to say they have a butt 0:13:15.913 --> 0:13:19.453 injury because I think they think it's embarrassing. I like 0:13:19.473 --> 0:13:20.983 that Darnold acknowledged, not a hip. 0:13:21.673 --> 0:13:24.243 It's not a contusion. My butt hurts. 0:13:24.643 --> 0:13:24.883 Yeah. 0:13:25.003 --> 0:13:27.543 The PR, they're like, hey, Sam, we're just going to 0:13:27.583 --> 0:13:30.803 tell people you got some lingering illness that we're going 0:13:30.823 --> 0:13:31.163 to address. 0:13:31.203 --> 0:13:31.963 He's like, no, just put it out there. 0:13:31.983 --> 0:13:32.643 It's a butt. It's fine. 0:13:32.723 --> 0:13:34.403 It's my butt. Everybody's got a butt. Butt problems. Just 0:13:34.443 --> 0:13:34.862 let them know. 0:13:35.103 --> 0:13:35.903 Let's be honest with them. 0:13:36.143 --> 0:13:37.813 You know, I had a butt injury, a really bad one. 0:13:38.533 --> 0:13:40.083 Oh, I forgot about that. Remember that? 0:13:40.143 --> 0:13:41.843 Our guy Shannon the Dude has evidence of it. 0:13:42.183 --> 0:13:47.043 I fell, and one cheek turned completely purple, green, yellow, 0:13:47.583 --> 0:13:49.843 potentially the grossest thing I've ever seen, and it was 0:13:49.863 --> 0:13:50.483 my own body. 0:13:51.023 --> 0:13:55.593 And it hurt. And when your butt hurts... It hurts. 0:13:56.433 --> 0:13:58.463 So I can understand. I think Darnold's going to be 0:13:58.483 --> 0:13:59.163 out a couple weeks. 0:13:59.303 --> 0:14:01.063 Could you have not played in an NFL game the 0:14:01.103 --> 0:14:01.603 following week? 0:14:01.623 --> 0:14:04.463 I barely could walk. I can barely walk. 0:14:04.943 --> 0:14:06.263 Were you around when that happened? 0:14:06.283 --> 0:14:08.133 I was not, no. And I haven't seen the photo. 0:14:08.613 --> 0:14:09.013 Thank goodness. 0:14:10.203 --> 0:14:13.403 Oh, Matt's reaching for his phone. I don't need to 0:14:13.423 --> 0:14:14.423 see the phone. 0:14:14.463 --> 0:14:15.863 You know what? I think you need to see it 0:14:15.883 --> 0:14:18.203 because it's like a part of our of our lore. 0:14:18.283 --> 0:14:22.143 So this is this was right after covid started and 0:14:22.243 --> 0:14:23.003 I fell. 0:14:23.023 --> 0:14:26.283 I slipped. I have wooden steps at one of my 0:14:26.363 --> 0:14:31.253 houses and they grew mossy with rain. You know, like 0:14:31.283 --> 0:14:33.993 a little kind of mossy. And I I heard some 0:14:34.093 --> 0:14:35.753 I'd heard some bad news. I was running out of 0:14:35.793 --> 0:14:38.573 my house and I slipped and I went but into 0:14:38.613 --> 0:14:42.373 the step. One cheat took my whole weight into the step. 0:14:43.133 --> 0:14:45.013 And this is what happened. 0:14:45.713 --> 0:14:46.513 Oh, my God. 0:14:47.493 --> 0:14:48.093 Have you seen that? 0:14:48.153 --> 0:14:50.513 I don't need to see it again. I'm intentionally looking 0:14:50.553 --> 0:14:51.643 Billy in the eye. 0:14:51.843 --> 0:14:52.383 No, no, no. 0:14:52.403 --> 0:14:53.443 This can't air. 0:14:56.023 --> 0:14:59.003 No, this cannot air. I didn't see the camera. 0:14:59.023 --> 0:15:02.083