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Speaker 3: Everybody, It's GMFB. We're live in LA and New York.
Speaker 2: Back to business on the East Coast, Thursday, March sixth
Speaker 2: I'm Jamie Rdall, who has very little work to do
Speaker 2: today because of all.
Speaker 3: The people that are going to be on the show.
Speaker 3: It's a wonderful thing.
Speaker 2: Cody Castler, DeMarco Farr, Kyle Brandt back in his home
Speaker 2: confines of his southern Manhattan condo, and Joshua Morrow at
Speaker 2: the table of Joshua. Okay, I'm going to put you
Speaker 2: on the spot if someone read a stat line on
Speaker 2: you on why they might recognize your face on television
Speaker 2: over the last thirty years, what would that be from?
Speaker 4: From Win Animals Attack. She's a very good it's for
Speaker 4: that show.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 4: Now, I've been on The Young and the Rest Is
Speaker 4: for thirty years, so it's been a heck of a run.
Speaker 5: Very very blessed.
Speaker 4: Love my job, love my life, just very very and
Speaker 4: you love football more than anything in this world. I
Speaker 4: get paid to work out and make out.
Speaker 5: My life is football.
Speaker 3: Yeah, God, that is perfect? Is that what soap actresses have.
Speaker 3: Actors have on the bumper stickers of their car.
Speaker 2: We get paid to work out and makeout, but we
Speaker 2: will some of us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, so awesome to have you. We're gonna have
Speaker 3: some fun over the next couple of hours.
Speaker 2: My goodness, the NFL's has some fun with the news
Speaker 2: over the last twenty four hours. Ian Rappaport, our NFL
Speaker 2: Network insider, welcome back in Frankly, you could take the
Speaker 2: whole first segment if you wanted to.
Speaker 3: There's been so much news.
Speaker 2: But let's start with the fact that the negotiating window
Speaker 2: for free agents is inching smaller and smaller, and.
Speaker 3: It closes this Monday.
Speaker 2: This re agent class has a five time pro bowler available,
Speaker 2: It might have a wide receiver available.
Speaker 3: What's going on? Take us through the news, Bud.
Speaker 6: We'll start with the news surrounding some of the top
Speaker 6: edge rushers in the NFL.
Speaker 1: We'll start right there. Joey Bosa, one of.
Speaker 6: The faces of the Chargers franchise for the last decade,
Speaker 6: beyond the team nine years, five time pro bowler, a decorated,
Speaker 6: decorated pass rusher, was informed of.
Speaker 1: His release late last night.
Speaker 6: Really not much of a surprise, Bosa took a pay
Speaker 6: cut to stay with the Chargers last year, ends up
Speaker 6: saving them twenty five or so million dollars against the
Speaker 6: cap this year. Maybe there was some talk about doing
Speaker 6: some sort of reduction, was not to be, and I
Speaker 6: guess theoretically he could come back with the team under
Speaker 6: a different deal, but he is free. And I would
Speaker 6: say this, keep an eye on the fact that his
Speaker 6: brother Nick is with the San Francisco forty nine ers.
Speaker 6: They're in the market for an edge would be a
Speaker 6: nice heartwarming story one of the final years of Joey
Speaker 6: Bosa's career to play with his brother. Obviously, more on
Speaker 6: that over the next several days. And then Max Crosby
Speaker 6: became the highest paid edge rusher in the NFL. Not
Speaker 6: only that, the highest paid non quarterback.
Speaker 5: In the NFL.
Speaker 6: He agreed to terms on a three year, one hundred
Speaker 6: and six point five million dollar contract ninety one point
Speaker 6: five million dollars guaranteed.
Speaker 7: The key number here thirty.
Speaker 6: Five point five million dollars average per year on the
Speaker 6: extension based on new money, makes him the highest paid
Speaker 6: pass rusher. Sets the market for Michaeh. Parsons, helps Trey Hendrickson.
Speaker 6: Miles Garrett gets a little bit of a boost here.
Speaker 6: This is very good news for the pass rushers want
Speaker 6: to get paid.
Speaker 1: Ian I'm thrilled to hear it on a personal where
Speaker 1: Max Krosby's a friend of the show, is a fourth
Speaker 1: round pick out of the mac who has be legendary
Speaker 1: tattooed across his chest and he's doing exactly that. But
Speaker 1: let's go in to Seattle, home of the second or
Speaker 1: maybe third best national coffee chain, well behind Duncan. But
Speaker 1: we're talking about the Seahawks, all right, Tyler Lockett, All
Speaker 1: of a sudden, this venerable Seahawk is here, this cut
Speaker 1: is released, he's open and DK Metcalf says, I'd like
Speaker 1: to get out of here. Can you tell us what's
Speaker 1: going on with Seattle and the wide receivers?
Speaker 6: Yeah, similar dramatic day for the Seattle Salix. We'll start
Speaker 6: with Tyler Lockett, another one one of the faces of
Speaker 6: the franchise was do a huge number and actually still
Speaker 6: counts thirteen or so million dollars dead money against the cap.
Speaker 6: But this is one where you know you could sort
Speaker 6: of go back and forth, you could finagle, you could say,
Speaker 6: would he take a.
Speaker 1: Pay cut how much.
Speaker 6: It felt like this was time and he got the
Speaker 6: kind of sendoff from Seattle that you would want from
Speaker 6: a franchise icon as they called him on social media.
Speaker 1: It's truly what he is made some.
Speaker 6: Of the biggest plays of the decade for Seattle. He
Speaker 6: has now been informed that he is going to be free.
Speaker 6: He said, God, out of them they sink about him.
Speaker 6: It was a big group hug. It was a very
Speaker 6: warm thing for Seattle. But the main thing is Tyler
Speaker 6: Locket is free. And if you're Pete Carroll, you head
Speaker 6: coach the Las Vegas Raiders, maybe you need to compliment
Speaker 6: every receiver, someone who knows the system, soone knows your culture.
Speaker 6: This would make a lot of sense. And then there
Speaker 6: was dk Metcal, the star receiver for the Sea Hawks,
Speaker 6: who was up for a contract extension. Wants upwards of
Speaker 6: thirty million dollars per year. There's been some rumblings of
Speaker 6: would he be traded, would he be not? He met
Speaker 6: with Seattle for assiet yesterday. We requested a trade and
Speaker 6: they agreed to at least explore.
Speaker 1: And there are several teams.
Speaker 6: A lot of teams are going to be interested a
Speaker 6: couple of teams keep.
Speaker 4: An eye on.
Speaker 6: I would say the Chargers who have as old receivers
Speaker 6: coach Sanjay Lal, the Houston Texans would be one of them.
Speaker 6: Patriots always in the market four receiver, his old coach
Speaker 6: Pete Carrolls.
Speaker 1: They would be interested.
Speaker 6: Several several teams in the market Predcament Rapchi.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Patriots keep coming up as a team that
Speaker 2: wants a wide receivers for Drake May going into his
Speaker 2: second year as the quarterback.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you so much.
Speaker 2: And again, if anything changes in the next couple of hours,
Speaker 2: we will bring you right back.
Speaker 3: My god, there's so much happening.
Speaker 2: The storylines are building up, and the official free agent
Speaker 2: window Kyle hasn't even hit yet.
Speaker 3: What has you most intrigued? Right now? As we enter
Speaker 3: into the.
Speaker 2: Wild wild West of guys that are about to get
Speaker 2: paid and on different.
Speaker 1: Teams, the quarterbacks, I have no idea where the hell
Speaker 1: they're going.
Speaker 7: This is going to be so fun.
Speaker 1: Buckle up. This is not a quarterback carousel. This is
Speaker 1: a vomit comment like this crazy carnival ride where people
Speaker 1: are puke and funnel cakes on the side. I don't
Speaker 1: get how it's gonna happen. Here's why I look at
Speaker 1: this this draft. It doesn't have a ton of great quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: I look at that as fun. It's gonna be wild
Speaker 1: because of the scarcity and because of the desperation. It's
Speaker 1: like people showing up in the eighties to buy cabbage
Speaker 1: pass because with baseball bat so they get hit other
Speaker 1: people trying to take them. You need to get your quarterback,
Speaker 1: and there aren't that many. This ain't the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: four draft. Just go with me through the first seven
Speaker 1: picks of the draft. Tennessee needs one, Cleveland needs one,
Speaker 1: The Giants need one, The Pats and Jags don't. The
Speaker 1: Raiders need one, the Jets need one. I have five
Speaker 1: teams in the top seven who I think need a
Speaker 1: franchise quarterback. So the way it's supposed to work, and
Speaker 1: this is such perversely disgusting for me, but you're supposed
Speaker 1: to get a quarterback. If you have a crappy season.
Speaker 1: You sucked, you got destroyed, the fans got mad, people
Speaker 1: got fired. But it's okay because you're going to get
Speaker 1: a franchise quarterback. And if you show up last year,
Speaker 1: take your pick. Take Jaden, take Caleb, take Drake, Take
Speaker 1: two of them.
Speaker 7: If you want.
Speaker 1: We have so many. We got some in the back
Speaker 1: for you. Now it's like, all right, Cam Woard's gonna
Speaker 1: go early. He's gone. Let's say Schadur jumps up and
Speaker 1: goes early. That's two. I just said, there's five teams
Speaker 1: that need quarterbacks. So then you go, all right. Free agents.
Speaker 1: I'm not crazy about Sam Donald. I don't want all right.
Speaker 1: So if you're not, like, do you want Russell Wilson?
Speaker 1: Do you want to go into Aaron Rodgers? Do you
Speaker 1: want James? Do you want any of them? You have
Speaker 1: to pick one. There's no there's no either from the
Speaker 1: draft or free agency. You can't say nobody. Those are
Speaker 1: going to be starting quarterbacks next year. It is so
Speaker 1: different from last year. And I think it's gonna be volatile, aggressive.
Speaker 1: There's gonna be some backstabbing. People need their quarterbacks. It's
Speaker 1: like depriving them of water. If you deprive people of water,
Speaker 1: it's gonna get nuts. And here we are. It is
Speaker 1: not a carousel, it's a vomit commet and we're sub
Speaker 1: fifty days free agency frenzy. I call it, Jamie. This friends,
Speaker 1: is gonna be insane. People are gonna get hurt feelings,
Speaker 1: maybe hurt eye sockets. There's gonna be punches thrown. Get ready.
Speaker 2: It's like when people get strapped into those roller coasters, like, wait,
Speaker 2: I'm not sure I want.
Speaker 3: This to be double locked? Can I get off what
Speaker 3: you can?
Speaker 8: It's happening, gonna I'm gonna stick with quarterbacks right here,
Speaker 8: kyleer Tody. I'm going to oppose him a little bit
Speaker 8: where he say he didn't like Sam Donald. I like
Speaker 8: Sam Donald. Last year had forty three hundred yards thirty
Speaker 8: five passing touchdowns, goal for top five in the NFL.
Speaker 8: He led the Vikings to a fourteen and three regular
Speaker 8: season record. He goes out there and takes him to
Speaker 8: the playoffs, the number two seed in the NFC. I
Speaker 8: thought he played phenomenal throughout majority of the year. The
Speaker 8: unfortunate part was he was overshadowed by those last two games.
Speaker 8: Right now, they were bad. I do understand that, and
Speaker 8: there were some glaring issues.
Speaker 7: In those two games.
Speaker 8: But was that bad enough for him to not be paid,
Speaker 8: to not get another opportunity.
Speaker 7: I don't think so.
Speaker 8: I truly believe that Sam Donald deserves an opportunity to
Speaker 8: go to an organization. I don't think he stays with
Speaker 8: the Vikings, but he goes to an organization and has
Speaker 8: an opportunity to get the keys of the football team,
Speaker 8: and they say, let's see what.
Speaker 7: You can do.
Speaker 8: Maybe on a three year deal. He's not going to
Speaker 8: be a top five paid quarterback, right. But if he
Speaker 8: goes to another team where they say, no more quarterback controversy,
Speaker 8: no more looking over your shoulder, this is your shot,
Speaker 8: I think he can prove.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 8: The thing that I worry about is he does go
Speaker 8: to one of these teams like Kyle mentioned that need
Speaker 8: a quarterback, or these quarterback desperate teams like the Raiders,
Speaker 8: like the Titans, like the Giants.
Speaker 1: The Browns.
Speaker 8: Can he duplicate the same magic he had in Minnesota?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 8: And that's the problem, because you're going to a team
Speaker 8: that doesn't have a win now roster like Minnesota did.
Speaker 8: You don't have Justin Jefferson, you don't have Jordan Addison,
Speaker 8: you don't have Kevin O'Connell, you don't have that system.
Speaker 7: You're going to a team tour.
Speaker 8: They need you to come in and be the savior,
Speaker 8: and they're going to pay you savior type money, but
Speaker 8: there's a lot more pressure in that instead of going
Speaker 8: on a one year, ten million dollars deal to Minnesota.
Speaker 8: So hey, we got the tenth overall pick behind you,
Speaker 8: So if you're great, awesome. If you're not, we've got
Speaker 8: a rookie that we're waiting to take over the rings.
Speaker 8: So that's the thing that worries me a little bit
Speaker 8: right now with Sam Donald. But I will say this,
Speaker 8: he's been in that situation before. It's where he had
Speaker 8: to be the savior. He gets drafted as a young kid,
Speaker 8: goes to the Jets. That is one of the toughest
Speaker 8: places to play, especially when you're a young guy, and
Speaker 8: they say, hey, please come save us. We are desperate
Speaker 8: for a quarterback. So he is equipped, in my opinion,
Speaker 8: to handle that again now seven or eight years later.
Speaker 8: So that's where I feel positive about that. But either
Speaker 8: wherever Sam Donald ends up, I don't think it's the Vikings.
Speaker 8: Whoever he ends up going, I do think he's gonna
Speaker 8: make a team a lot better and potentially make them
Speaker 8: a contender if they can.
Speaker 7: Be aggressive and free agency and put guys around him.
Speaker 1: I am right there with you.
Speaker 9: I do like is a good word. I don't hate,
Speaker 9: I don't love Sam Donald. I like him and I
Speaker 9: think he's he can handle pressure, played a death sea,
Speaker 9: he played at Minnesota.
Speaker 1: So yeah, if you select him in free agency to be.
Speaker 9: Your franchise quarterback, I don't think that's gonna rattle him.
Speaker 9: Now I'm not sure which is the real Sam Donald.
Speaker 9: But that's different. I need a reset because he said
Speaker 9: vomit comment, and everything in my head just went out
Speaker 9: the doors.
Speaker 2: Okay, so the question was off seat, what free agent
Speaker 2: headline has you most intrigued and not maybe wanting to peer?
Speaker 1: Does Stafford count?
Speaker 9: Why did you almost? I'm just just making sure just
Speaker 9: because I think once Stafford decided to stay put, that
Speaker 9: kind of set the market for everything else. And here
Speaker 9: we are talking about vomit comments and whatnot. But I
Speaker 9: think to me, you were talking about your shirt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is kind of tripping. It's like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah for eleven.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that you look at through the sun, that like,
Speaker 2: take your eyes Kyle.
Speaker 3: You're good.
Speaker 2: Well, someone put Kyle on MG today and Stafford back
Speaker 2: Kyle in the fold is awesome.
Speaker 9: It's reinvigorating, it's reassuring, it's great for the coaches. The
Speaker 9: players and the fan base. I guess the sad part
Speaker 9: is this might be the first year or second year
Speaker 9: in Los Angeles that you may field in a football
Speaker 9: team in offense that doesn't have.
Speaker 7: Cooper Cup on the field.
Speaker 1: Now, he's been hurt a lot.
Speaker 9: I get that he's missed some games, but you know,
Speaker 9: Cooper Cup is basically an extension of Sean McVay on
Speaker 9: the field. He is so smart. This is going to
Speaker 9: be a huge loss if he's not here. No one
Speaker 9: knows this offense better than him outside of Stafford and McVay.
Speaker 2: What are you saying if because all we've heard is
Speaker 2: that the Rams are going to treat him. Why because
Speaker 2: he was asked yesterday, well, is there a chance Cooper
Speaker 2: put me back?
Speaker 9: I think there's always He's the Super Bowl MVP, he
Speaker 9: won a Super Bowl here in Los Angeles, he caught
Speaker 9: the winning touchdown, He's got equity with the football team.
Speaker 9: So I think there's always the chance if, maybe, if
Speaker 9: Cooper says I really want to be here and let's
Speaker 9: work this out business wise, I think you acquiesced to that.
Speaker 9: You bring him back. But it's gonna be weird, that's
Speaker 9: one of the things. But I'm really interested in what
Speaker 9: this defense does in its second season together. Jared Verse,
Speaker 9: I forgot what a first round end looks like until
Speaker 9: he walked through the door. I think Kobe Turner is
Speaker 9: a guy that's Taylor made for LA. He's bilingual, he's great,
Speaker 9: he plays nose tackle, he also rushes the passer. And
Speaker 9: Braden Fisk popped out of nowhere. We were talking about
Speaker 9: we're gonna miss Aaron Donald. I think we stopped talking
Speaker 9: about that about week eight. You wish you had him,
Speaker 9: but this front is pretty good. But Matthew Safford set
Speaker 9: the tone. You really took it to the eventual champions
Speaker 9: in Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: Almost had him.
Speaker 9: So now you get him back in the fold, you
Speaker 9: can hit the ground running.
Speaker 1: Who knows what happens to Ellen?
Speaker 7: Sure?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Vomit comment, Joshua, where are you going?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: I had less than ten vomits being used on the
Speaker 4: show this morning.
Speaker 5: We've already surpassed over.
Speaker 3: We hit the old work way over.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's the most vomit talk I've ever heard. Yeah,
Speaker 4: since I had newborns. My big question is Davante Adams.
Speaker 4: Everybody's talking about Aaron Rodgers. He's the Sexy conversation. Davante
Speaker 4: Adams still has a lot of game left at him
Speaker 4: and I think it's time for him to unhitch the wagon,
Speaker 4: get away from Rogers. Imagine him at like Detroit or Buffalo,
Speaker 4: somewhere else. I'm I still think he's got such a
Speaker 4: huge career ahead of him. And maybe I'm wrong, but
Speaker 4: I'm a big believer in him. So that's who I
Speaker 4: want to know where he's going to be.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, that could be another market in terms of who
Speaker 2: wherever he lands. That could answer a lot of questions
Speaker 2: and it does the domino effect. Kyle, can I interest
Speaker 2: you in the boats of brothers being in the Bay Area?
Speaker 3: What are your thoughts on that? When he and Rappaport
Speaker 3: said that.
Speaker 1: It just reminded me of the Hall brothers finally being
Speaker 1: in the ring together. Like it's just it's fine, It's
Speaker 1: absolutely perfect. Honestly, it's really really cool, above and beyond
Speaker 1: obviously just the fact that they're brothers and we would
Speaker 1: all freak out about it. I mean, Joey Bosa that
Speaker 1: this is hugely significant that this happened. Joey Bosa is
Speaker 1: one of the greatest chargers ever. I mean, he is
Speaker 1: a fantastic, fantastic player, and if San Francisco were to
Speaker 1: somehow add him, it amounts to so much more than
Speaker 1: just a novelty of two brothers. It's an unbelievable pass rush.
Speaker 1: And we were at this place as a show. I
Speaker 1: think with San Francisco about I don't know where are
Speaker 1: you guys right now? It's a little strange. What is
Speaker 1: the plan? Are you just going to be one of
Speaker 1: these midlean teams next year? You never look at San
Speaker 1: Francisco like that. They're too well coached, They have too
Speaker 1: many good players, So you pay attention when a player
Speaker 1: that good goes to a team that has had that
Speaker 1: much success. The Chargers had to do it for money,
Speaker 1: and Harbaugh has a whole thing he's doing there. I
Speaker 1: get it, it's fine. I'm much more intrigued about where
Speaker 1: he lands because we showed Khalil Mack there. Think about
Speaker 1: what Khalil Mack has done in his second and third stop.
Speaker 1: Sometimes these pass rushers land somewhere and just take off.
Speaker 1: Plus Like Frankly, it's just it'd be absolutely incredible to
Speaker 1: have ja Bosa and and Bosa on the same team
Speaker 1: on the same pass rush.
Speaker 2: No kidding, and then the mom wouldn't have to wear
Speaker 2: the split jersey anymore.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely perfect.
Speaker 2: We're always parented to make sure when you're having a
Speaker 2: conversation with somebody like, stay on the path that's foot.
Speaker 3: Forth, don't deviate.
Speaker 2: This entire conversation right now has been like, let's go quarterbacks,
Speaker 2: let's go wide receivers, Cody, and.
Speaker 3: Then we'll go defensive ends.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go back to you about the wide
Speaker 2: receivers because that's.
Speaker 3: Where my brain is now leaning towards.
Speaker 2: I mentioned the Patriots and the fact that Drake May
Speaker 2: is deserving of a wide receiver one. You unfortunately were
Speaker 2: drafted into a situation in Cleveland that you did not
Speaker 2: have a typical wide receiver one. What do you think
Speaker 2: Drake May is feeling the fact that he is just
Speaker 2: hawkeyeing the news right now to see if his team
Speaker 2: picks up one of these guys.
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely, and they just go and get Mike Rabel, right,
Speaker 8: it's time right now to go get a wide receiver one.
Speaker 7: You've got to make an impact when you.
Speaker 8: Have a quarterback that's coming off of a decent first year, right,
Speaker 8: but now he's going to have a full off season
Speaker 8: to develop chemistry with his wide receivers, especially if you
Speaker 8: bring in a top guy that can help him learn. Right, think,
Speaker 8: as a young quarterback, all right, you know I'm the guy,
Speaker 8: I'm the.
Speaker 7: Leader, but you learn more from the veterans around you at.
Speaker 8: Receiver, at offensive line, at tight end, at running back.
Speaker 8: Then you do teach the guys around you, right, and
Speaker 8: good guy calling the play and plays and you're you're
Speaker 8: in charge of the huddle. But at the end of
Speaker 8: the day, you want to have as many veterans and
Speaker 8: improven players in the NFL around you as a young quarterback,
Speaker 8: so it makes your job and your life a lot easier.
Speaker 8: The Patriots need a wide receiver one, they truly do.
Speaker 8: They haven't had one in a while.
Speaker 7: Julian Edelman was up there.
Speaker 8: They've had a couple other guys, but they really don't
Speaker 8: have a guy right now they can.
Speaker 7: Go out there and change a game.
Speaker 8: And for me, that's a Davante Adams, like Josh said,
Speaker 8: that's a DK Metcalf and Ian mentioned that they may
Speaker 8: be in the market for that. So if you want
Speaker 8: to set your young quarterback up for success, you go
Speaker 8: out and you get the pieces around him and for me,
Speaker 8: that's a.
Speaker 7: Wide receiver one.
Speaker 5: I don't know the Patriots calf member, but Burt Matt chair.
Speaker 7: They have their number one right now. They have a
Speaker 7: ton of money to spend.
Speaker 5: Davante and dyk Agether go for Drake Man.
Speaker 4: You're bend the money Boxborough, They're gonna bend the money.
Speaker 7: I'm waverers needs Darnold.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, well see now he's getting into the roller coaster.
Speaker 7: And the press.
Speaker 1: Dot down the webside thirty five lust them into the
Speaker 1: side touchdown.
Speaker 2: CD Lamb, all right, Cowboys wide receiver CD Lamb.
Speaker 3: You just heard his name. He is an integral part
Speaker 3: of the Cowboys offense.
Speaker 2: He restructured his contract.
Speaker 3: I'm not going anywhere. He was asked by a.
Speaker 2: Fan on x why he did it, to which he replied,
Speaker 2: I want to win. It's gonna take more than just myself.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about the Cowboys. They currently there's their
Speaker 2: new head coach. They currently have the NFC's longest streak
Speaker 2: of brutal strip writing not appearing in a conference championship game, Kyle,
Speaker 2: So they can thank the Commanders for that one. What
Speaker 2: is it going to take for the Cowboys to once
Speaker 2: again lift up their fan base and make some noise
Speaker 2: in the NFC East in twenty twenty five. Kyle, I
Speaker 2: know you just love this question so much. Your heart
Speaker 2: is growing three times bigger as I ask it.
Speaker 1: I do yes like the Grinch. But that's the opposoite this.
Speaker 1: It's an exciting time to be a Cowboys fan. Actually,
Speaker 1: the expectations are low. There's a new coach, there's a
Speaker 1: new future, and what are the Cowboys need to do?
Speaker 7: Guys?
Speaker 1: I'm going to really impress you here. This is a
Speaker 1: twenty dollars bill. This is my per diem I get
Speaker 1: from the network. Okay, the Cowboys have literally millions of these.
Speaker 1: What you want to do is you want to take them,
Speaker 1: hand them to young athletes in exchange for goods and services. Okay,
Speaker 1: don't burn it, invest it, spend it.
Speaker 7: For the love of.
Speaker 1: God, you can't take it with you, Jerry, we know
Speaker 1: what happened last year. They were the lowest spenders in
Speaker 1: free agency by far. They had barely half of what
Speaker 1: the next lowest spenders did. They just sat there and
Speaker 1: they hoarded it all, and then they had a terrible
Speaker 1: season and extended their streak of not even making it
Speaker 1: to a title game. Let's look at the history. Though
Speaker 1: you think this is the year free agents, let's go.
Speaker 1: Let's let me make splashes. In the last fifteen years,
Speaker 1: fifteen years, the Dallas Cowboys have signed one free agent
Speaker 1: who made a Pro Bowl. That free agent was Brian Anger. Guys,
Speaker 1: he plays punter. That's it. Fifteen years Pro Bowl free
Speaker 1: agent punter. This is in the now post Saquon era,
Speaker 1: in which their arch rival just won the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: I have signed a free agent two thousand and seven.
Speaker 1: Then you have to go back to Leonard Davis as
Speaker 1: a free agent. You want to look in for a
Speaker 1: free agent home run. He played four of his seven
Speaker 1: contract years and he's a guard. Before now you have
Speaker 1: to go to Tara Loans and guys. That's like, I'm
Speaker 1: just getting out of college at this point. This is
Speaker 1: how long we're talking about. As we see these fans
Speaker 1: who just watched the damn Eagles win the Super Bowl
Speaker 1: and the Commanders have a dream season. Jerry, let's go.
Speaker 1: He has told this show that he said in his
Speaker 1: Jerry Charms that my hand doesn't cramp up when I
Speaker 1: write checks. Well, maybe we should check out. I think
Speaker 1: maybe Jerry might need some elector lights or like some
Speaker 1: bananas or something like that. Because the hand is cramping.
Speaker 1: And if you didn't do it last year and you
Speaker 1: haven't signed a Pro Bowl free agent since a punter,
Speaker 1: what what are we waiting for? The Cowboys are this
Speaker 1: elderly person.
Speaker 7: In your life?
Speaker 1: Do you know one who they're terrified to spend any
Speaker 1: money and they don't even want to go out and
Speaker 1: buy a sandwich, let alone go on a vacation. You're like,
Speaker 1: you've saved your whole life. We checked the finances. You're good,
Speaker 1: You're comfortable. No, I just I think I should just
Speaker 1: stay here and set on my couch and watch reruns
Speaker 1: Cowboys Get out there Live. The wide receiver says, I
Speaker 1: can't do it alone, and he's right, go fight fire
Speaker 1: with fire. And I can't believe I have to tell
Speaker 1: the Dallas Cowboys, America's team, spend some money, Go treat yourself.
Speaker 1: You've earned it. It will work, give it a try.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So a couple of weeks ago, Cowboys executive vice president
Speaker 8: Stephen Jones comes out and says, we're going to be
Speaker 8: selectively aggressive this offseason.
Speaker 7: I like that.
Speaker 8: I think that's a great approach to the off season.
Speaker 8: Now they've already started doing that a little bit. They
Speaker 8: restructure cd Land. They just restructured Dak Prescott as well,
Speaker 8: so they opened up.
Speaker 7: A little bit money. But I'm with Kyle. I think
Speaker 7: they need to spend a lot of money.
Speaker 8: But where they need to spend it is in house
Speaker 8: instead of going to free agency. You need to keep
Speaker 8: the core guys that you have on your rash right
Speaker 8: now if you want to win. In my opinion, what
Speaker 8: does that look like? Well, they already did one of
Speaker 8: those things. Osa Odiggi zoo wall, I love that four
Speaker 8: years eighty million very well. Deserve a great d tackle
Speaker 8: DeMarco Farr. He is a problem up front.
Speaker 5: He is a.
Speaker 8: Disruptive player, and if you're a defensive tackle, that's the
Speaker 8: definition that you want. Very disruptive. He can stop the run,
Speaker 8: but he can also get after the quarterback. The next
Speaker 8: guy that you need to focus on, I think everyone
Speaker 8: agrees is Michael Parsons. He wants to be extended. You
Speaker 8: need to extend him. You need to pay him. He
Speaker 8: has a staple on your defense. You need to find
Speaker 8: a way to keep him, keep him in Dallas for
Speaker 8: a very long time, because if you want to win games.
Speaker 8: You need guys like number eleven on your roster. You
Speaker 8: need Miles Garrett, you need TJ.
Speaker 1: Watsh.
Speaker 8: You need some of the best defenders in football on
Speaker 8: your team. The next guy for me is, in.
Speaker 7: My opinion, one of their top priority guys.
Speaker 8: He's been there for a couple of years. They drafted
Speaker 8: him back in twenty seventeen. He's a homegrown guy. But
Speaker 8: that's defensive back Jordan Lewis.
Speaker 7: I thought he played phenomenal last year.
Speaker 8: He was very good at that nickel position right, and
Speaker 8: he's had such versatility. He can cover the tight end,
Speaker 8: he can cover the slot receiver. He's great in the
Speaker 8: run game. He is a staple on your defense and
Speaker 8: they need to keep him around. He hasn't had payday
Speaker 8: ye he's been playing a lot on on veteran contracts
Speaker 8: and he's been in the league now for eight years.
Speaker 7: It's time to pay him.
Speaker 8: So those are a couple of guys for me that
Speaker 8: they need to focus on. Out of those three, they've
Speaker 8: already paid one of them, but they still need to
Speaker 8: go out and pay Parsons and Lewis. In my opinion,
Speaker 8: I'm with Kyle on that the Commanders just playing the
Speaker 8: NFC Championship game against Eagles. Two of your rivals, one
Speaker 8: won the Super Bowl. One is supposed to be in
Speaker 8: a rebuild.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 8: If I'm the Cowboys, We're seven and ten and we
Speaker 8: missed the playoffs, and I know the years before that
Speaker 8: that they have been to the playoffs, and last year
Speaker 8: they had some injuries. But it just feels like every
Speaker 8: year the Cowboys over promise and under delivered, right, and
Speaker 8: the fans are starting to get tired.
Speaker 7: They want to turn that corner.
Speaker 8: Why are the Commanders in the NFC Championship and we're
Speaker 8: still struggling in twenty twenty four, So they've got to
Speaker 8: make some big decisions.
Speaker 7: This is a huge offseason for the Dallatas.
Speaker 2: Okay, are you going to sit here right now and
Speaker 2: say that, Oh so Digazoua, Jordan Lewis and Michael Parsons.
Speaker 2: Those paying those guys, that's what's going to have you
Speaker 2: beat the Phildelphi Eagles.
Speaker 3: That's going to be it. It's not going wide receiver.
Speaker 2: You're thinking selectively aggressive implies on defense.
Speaker 8: That's where you start. Michael Parsons one of the best
Speaker 8: players in football. Diggy's a younger player who's just going
Speaker 8: to keep getting better.
Speaker 7: And then Jordan letis a veteran.
Speaker 8: I think those are three guys that are a staple,
Speaker 8: and then after we secure that, then we can go
Speaker 8: and spend some more money in free agency.
Speaker 7: But I think it's so important. And Kyle said, they've
Speaker 7: been going to getting.
Speaker 8: Free agents and none of them are really panning out.
Speaker 8: Focus in house, and then let's go branch out and
Speaker 8: go find some guys in free agency they can help us.
Speaker 3: With Marko, I feel like we're in the upside down
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 2: Cody's advocating to pay the defense and I'm sure you're
Speaker 2: going to come at me now with wide receiver one.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 9: I was thinking about it, right I was really thinking
Speaker 9: about it now. I mean trying to beat the Eagles
Speaker 9: right now. I mean they could be set up for
Speaker 9: a long run. I mean they're real, real good, so
Speaker 9: that's tough. But I mean looking at Jerry two things.
Speaker 9: Number One, I think the Cowboys are the most valuable
Speaker 9: sports franchise in the world period. And he's a good actor.
Speaker 9: It was awesome. He was great on Landman, so good stuff.
Speaker 9: But thinking about Dallas moving forward, You're right, I'm glad
Speaker 9: you mentioned Michah Parsons outside of Mahomes or any of
Speaker 9: the offensive guys we consider one of the best in
Speaker 9: the league. I think Michael Parsons is one of the
Speaker 9: best players we've ever seen.
Speaker 5: He really is.
Speaker 9: He can line up absolutely anywhere, he can rush from anywhere,
Speaker 9: and he can cover just as well.
Speaker 1: So and I like what he said.
Speaker 9: I know Max Crosby just, you know, set the market,
Speaker 9: but Michaeh Parsons was quick to say, I don't need
Speaker 9: to be the highest paid guy in the league to
Speaker 9: be effective. That's not what he's after. He's after wins.
Speaker 9: He's after championship. So anyway you can figure out to
Speaker 9: get Dak Prescott over the hump, Dak puts up numbers.
Speaker 9: I like Dak Prescott, don't you? And everybody does. The
Speaker 9: guy can absolutely play. Why he hasn't gotten farther than
Speaker 9: he has is beyond me. But I do look at
Speaker 9: this at Brian Schottenheimer getting his shot to be the
Speaker 9: Cowboys coach. I know, shoddy shot. He's a good man,
Speaker 9: he's a good dude, and he's a fantastic coach. We're
Speaker 9: gonna find out if he can be a head coach.
Speaker 9: I think he's in the right spot. We'll see. He's
Speaker 9: got a lot of pieces to work with. He's got
Speaker 9: ceedee lamb, he's got DAK. Like I just mentioned, they're
Speaker 9: not that far away. The problem is Philadelphia is in
Speaker 9: your division. Easier said than done. So we'll see what
Speaker 9: happens with the Cowboys, and I'm with you. I bet
Speaker 9: that fan base is getting restless. But it's the Cowboys.
Speaker 9: They're going to be there every single.
Speaker 8: Sunday, and the commanders are only getting better, right, They're
Speaker 8: going to keep getting They're going to get more skilled.
Speaker 5: I'm a lifelong Cowboy fan.
Speaker 7: Call yeah, here we go.
Speaker 4: My text chains are filled with many bad words.
Speaker 5: About what the Cowboys have accomplished lately.
Speaker 4: But it's real easy to say, we got to spend money.
Speaker 4: We got to spend money. I know DAK and CD
Speaker 4: just restructure. There's still huge numbers against the cap, and
Speaker 4: again I don't pretend to understand how the cap works.
Speaker 4: Certain teams seem to be able to circumvent that better
Speaker 4: than others.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: But if you sign Parsons, which you absolutely have to do,
Speaker 4: you're looking at another huge deal. How many top premiere
Speaker 4: free agents are they going to be able to go
Speaker 4: out and get with those huge guys already on their books.
Speaker 7: I don't understand it. It's a great point.
Speaker 8: They're one of the teams that's going to heavily benefit
Speaker 8: from the salary cap going from two undred and fifty five.
Speaker 7: Million to undred and eighty million. But I'm with you.
Speaker 8: If you want to have star players, you can only
Speaker 8: sign so many, right and then you have to go
Speaker 8: find guys in the draft. You have to go find
Speaker 8: maybe some veterans that have been in the league for
Speaker 8: a while that don't want mac contract.
Speaker 7: So it's going to be interesting.
Speaker 8: But there's a lot of hurdles for the Jones this offseason,
Speaker 8: for the Cowboys to become a true continent.
Speaker 9: I am with Kyle, though, it's weird that we're trying
Speaker 9: to convince the Cowboys to spend money.
Speaker 5: That's weird. Are they not?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 5: Like, where are they in the salary in the overall?
Speaker 8: Like, well, so, right now, I know they were a
Speaker 8: team that's going to have to jump some hurdles.
Speaker 7: They were showing I know the exact number after the.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why do we think they're not doing their job?
Speaker 2: Kyle?
Speaker 3: Do you have an answer to this question.
Speaker 1: Well, listen, we're here. I love Micah and I love dak.
Speaker 1: It's guys, they were both out there last year when
Speaker 1: the Cowboys lost by thirty eight points to the Lions.
Speaker 1: They were out there when the Cowboys got slaughtered by
Speaker 1: the Terrible Saints at home. The guys they have are
Speaker 1: not getting it done. We need you guys, and just
Speaker 1: it's it's easy to look at Saquon to Philadelphia and
Speaker 1: that's the glimmering object, and I get it. But maybe
Speaker 1: look at Washington, look at look at zach Ertz, and
Speaker 1: look at Bobby Wagner, and look at Austin Eckler. Those
Speaker 1: guys weren't super expensive, high priced items, but they were
Speaker 1: huge parts of the run that they made. They changed
Speaker 1: the team, they changed the locker room, they made huge plays.
Speaker 1: The guys that Dallas have, as expensive as they need be,
Speaker 1: are not enough. One of them is actually saying on
Speaker 1: social media, we're not enough. It's not just to get
Speaker 1: your own finances in the house is not enough. That
Speaker 1: house is nothing right now, you got to bring new
Speaker 1: people to the party. If they go through this free
Speaker 1: agency and do the Cowboys thing again, We're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: they didn't do much. I just you actually get accusatory
Speaker 1: with them. You're like, do you care? Do you want
Speaker 1: to win? Do you want to make money?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: What are you doing? Go out and bring some people
Speaker 1: in and if they don't work, you tried, but take
Speaker 1: some damn swings, let's go.
Speaker 2: It doesn't feel like they're at selectively aggressive yet, I
Speaker 2: guess is where this conversation landed.
Speaker 1: The year before, they were all just aggressive aggressive.
Speaker 3: Why does it have to be selective? They do this?
Speaker 3: They do this at the trade deadline.
Speaker 4: Liked, we're say everybody, we're going to sign everybody.
Speaker 3: The Bakers do it?
Speaker 7: Why were you all in two years ago?
Speaker 6: There?
Speaker 7: That was there?
Speaker 8: And they spend the least amount of money in the
Speaker 8: entire offseason. So there was a lot of heads and
Speaker 8: in confusing.
Speaker 10: With that, chadure, what what is it that you are
Speaker 10: hearing from these teams? What are they loving about you
Speaker 10: in your game?
Speaker 2: I would say definitely they understand that the mental's on
Speaker 2: a different level.
Speaker 8: And uh, it's definitely an advantage that I have over
Speaker 8: a lot of quarterback.
Speaker 10: What's the feedback you've got about your football acumen?
Speaker 7: I think just a Q the demeanor I play with
Speaker 7: every game, you know, not to get too high, too low,
Speaker 7: just every time I step on a field, I just
Speaker 7: got to, you know, do what I know is right
Speaker 7: for my teammates and myself.
Speaker 2: All right, that was Shadoor Sanders in our own Stacey
Speaker 2: Dal's DeMarco Farr. You continuously asked Cody Kessler a question
Speaker 2: earlier this week in a segment where he was going
Speaker 2: through his first series.
Speaker 3: What was that question? What did you what did you do?
Speaker 2: And to our friend Charles Davis, who just put his
Speaker 2: first mock draft out fifty days from the NFL draft, Charles,
Speaker 2: what did you do? You just released your first mock draft,
Speaker 2: and here we are talking about it. Look at Charles Davis.
Speaker 2: He's got Shador Sanders going to Nashville.
Speaker 3: Tennessee's and ty and steaking the Colorado quarterback number one overall.
Speaker 2: He's actually got a run of quarterbacks back to back
Speaker 2: to back in the first round with no trades, no movement.
Speaker 2: So to answer the question of who takes what or
Speaker 2: it is Cody Kessler, how does that make you feel
Speaker 2: if you're looking at.
Speaker 3: Our friend Charles Davis and his mock draft.
Speaker 8: I like Charles Davis actually cover some of my games
Speaker 8: in the USC, so I got to know him for
Speaker 8: a long time. Respectfully, Charles, I strongly disagree with this.
Speaker 8: I just I don't see the quarterbacks going one, two three.
Speaker 8: I don't see Chador going number one. If we're talking
Speaker 8: last year, perfect right, that they went one, two and three.
Speaker 8: But this year there's just too much talent at the
Speaker 8: top of this draft for the quarterbacks to go one,
Speaker 8: two and three. You have Abdul Carter, you have Travis Hunter,
Speaker 8: you have Mason Graham, you have Will Cam. We have
Speaker 8: some very good players that I think are going to
Speaker 8: be more valuable than a quarterback going one, two three.
Speaker 8: And if they do go at quarterback at number one,
Speaker 8: talking about the Tennessee Titans, I think it would be
Speaker 8: Cam Moot. And then after that, if Shador does go
Speaker 8: in the top ten, I can see him climbing up
Speaker 8: to seven or six, maybe with the Jets, maybe with
Speaker 8: the Raiders. Jackson Dart For me, I still agree with
Speaker 8: what we said last week that he could have a
Speaker 8: bow Knicks type of a sin Throughout this draft process,
Speaker 8: looked great at the combine, should order and throw. I
Speaker 8: think he's closing that gap from two to three, But
Speaker 8: I don't think it goes one, two three. If Dart
Speaker 8: right now was to go in the first round, the
Speaker 8: highest that I would say he would go would be
Speaker 8: eighteen to Seattle, maybe even twenty one if Seat didn't
Speaker 8: take them with the Pittsburgh Steelers, if they're not sold
Speaker 8: on fields or Wilson, they don't like any of the vets,
Speaker 8: and they fall in love with Jackson Dart. But yeah,
Speaker 8: I just with how talented this draft is for non quarterbacks,
Speaker 8: I do not see it going.
Speaker 7: One, two three.
Speaker 1: This is the point of mock drafts is they come
Speaker 1: out and we're all like, whoa quarterbacks one through three?
Speaker 1: Whereas if we put up a more conventional one that's
Speaker 1: more in line with how the conversations are going right now,
Speaker 1: we'd be like, oh, that looks good. That conventional one
Speaker 1: won't be accurate whatsoever. It won't match how the draft goes.
Speaker 1: It's just not the case here. I will say this
Speaker 1: for Charles Davis, he knows more about the draft than
Speaker 1: any of us. He knows more than me, He knows
Speaker 1: more than anybody watching. He's worked it for years. He
Speaker 1: knows all the players, he works the All Star games.
Speaker 1: He knows these players organizations. Well, I don't sit here
Speaker 1: and scoff at this, also because I know that we're
Speaker 1: forty some days out for the draft. The draft always
Speaker 1: attracts quarterbacks to the top. Anytime you hear there's no quarterbacks, no,
Speaker 1: just wait, quarterbacks will end up going. I think what's
Speaker 1: interesting about Shaduur to Tennessee, which I'm not predicting it,
Speaker 1: but I also don't think it's outlandish. I don't think
Speaker 1: it's outlandish to think that one of these teams, even
Speaker 1: at number one, could just fall in love with the genetics,
Speaker 1: the experience, the charisma, all of that. They're like, you
Speaker 1: know what, we're gonna draft Dion Sun and take a
Speaker 1: shot at it like one might have drafted Archie's son
Speaker 1: to the Giants several years ago. I know it's not
Speaker 1: apples to apples, but I don't think it's crazy that
Speaker 1: someone says we're going to go shuldar way higher. My
Speaker 1: question is this, how would the Sanders family and Shadeur
Speaker 1: feel about him going to the Tennessee Titans. Is that
Speaker 1: the pick that they're comfortable with? Are they comfortable for
Speaker 1: him playing for Brian Callahan, who is a first time
Speaker 1: head coach, in this world of Shador is going to
Speaker 1: pull an eli. Would he do it with Tennessee or
Speaker 1: is he's like, no, that's cool, I'll go with the Titans,
Speaker 1: who haven't accomplished much in a while and have a
Speaker 1: coach that's really green. If you believe the hype that
Speaker 1: Dion and that entire operation wants Shador in the perfect
Speaker 1: landing spot, it's a little bit difficult to imagine that
Speaker 1: the new New Tennessee Titans are that. So it's just
Speaker 1: a taste of it. But my prediction is I don't
Speaker 1: think that Charles Davis mak will be as wrong as
Speaker 1: you might think it is.
Speaker 4: I feel like a GM has a little more rope
Speaker 4: if he misses on a quarterback number one overall, Like
Speaker 4: because you're your fan base is demanding that you.
Speaker 5: That you get your quarterback.
Speaker 4: Sure, but like I'm not passing up Abdull Carter if
Speaker 4: I was a GM.
Speaker 5: But that's just me.
Speaker 3: So you would put him first?
Speaker 5: I would.
Speaker 4: I think he's the safest bed. I think he is
Speaker 4: going to have the biggest impact early. But I mean,
Speaker 4: you know, my biggest question.
Speaker 2: Is the Cowboys is always that they are the shiny
Speaker 2: object of the room. The Marco stick with what we're
Speaker 2: looking at. Charles Davis mocktra like.
Speaker 1: Abdu A Caulder, I really do.
Speaker 9: I think he's going to be one of the next
Speaker 9: great ones when he gets into the NFL. But I
Speaker 9: just don't what's not to like about Shador Sanders. I
Speaker 9: really I'm trying to figure this out. If you consider
Speaker 9: Dion Sanders in primetime at quarterback, sign.
Speaker 5: Me up for that.
Speaker 9: That would be fun as long as he pans out.
Speaker 9: So I'm trying to figure out, like, what's the knock
Speaker 9: on him? Is it his ability? I mean, do you
Speaker 9: not like the way he plays? Or is it just
Speaker 9: the overall package or he's just overhyped. I'm not really
Speaker 9: sure how people feel about him everywhere, not.
Speaker 3: Directly asking Cody yuh yeah.
Speaker 8: I mean we did a segment on it earlier. I
Speaker 8: think it was last week. I like Shador. I think
Speaker 8: he's the most NFL ready polished quarterback in college right now.
Speaker 8: I just think cam Ward's ceiling is a little bit
Speaker 8: higher for what he can do with his arm. But
Speaker 8: if you had Shador go out there right now and
Speaker 8: gave him a playbook and said, hey, go run this offense,
Speaker 8: I think you can go out there and do a
Speaker 8: good job. Now, I don't know if it'll be with
Speaker 8: the Titans or a team like the Browns or the Giants.
Speaker 7: That need a quarterback.
Speaker 8: But I will say this to Kyle's point as he
Speaker 8: talked about Brian Callahan. I know doesn't like that because
Speaker 8: he's a first year head coach, but I like Callahan
Speaker 8: because of what he did with Joe Burrow. He was
Speaker 8: there for five years with Joe Burrow as the offensive
Speaker 8: coordinator with the Bengals. He helped him as a rookie,
Speaker 8: helped them develop into the player that he is today.
Speaker 8: And I know he had Zach Taylor and some other
Speaker 8: guys around him, but overall, I truly feel like Callahan,
Speaker 8: if they get a quarterback, can help develop a young guy.
Speaker 2: All right, So, Kyle, I hear you on the Titans,
Speaker 2: and we love the Titans, we love all thirty two,
Speaker 2: But I think there is a sexinist factor. And you
Speaker 2: made the Manning parallel and you asked the question about
Speaker 2: whether or not that's what Dion Sanders or the Sanders
Speaker 2: family where they would want their son to go.
Speaker 3: Do you have a.
Speaker 2: Perfect matchup of like I think the Sanders experience can
Speaker 2: can thrive in this city or this organization.
Speaker 3: Are you having like dreams of what this could look
Speaker 3: like for Shador Sanders or are you.
Speaker 2: Just saying Tennessee and the Titans experience might not be
Speaker 2: the best fit.
Speaker 1: I think it's a little overblown, and I'm playing a
Speaker 1: part in that in what I said earlier this segment.
Speaker 1: I don't think that dion at Al and certainly Shoudur
Speaker 1: are sitting there ready to just veto something. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think it might happen, but it's put it this way, Jamie, like,
Speaker 1: I don't think that they have a list of two teams,
Speaker 1: and if it's not one of those, keep on going.
Speaker 1: I don't the Tennessee at one maybe, And listen, if
Speaker 1: I to ask your question, like if the one that
Speaker 1: seems to fit to a coach who's established and the
Speaker 1: right type of market, it's it's the Raiders, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, the Raiders are sitting there at six. It's
Speaker 1: a place that Shuer could viably go, a place that
Speaker 1: seems marketable, a place that seems attractive, and a coaching
Speaker 1: knows what the hell he's doing. And yet like listen,
Speaker 1: Cleveland's at two and they're sitting there and it's a wasteland.
Speaker 1: Do respect to Cleveland and all their fans. You guys
Speaker 1: know what I'm talking about. It is a wasteland for
Speaker 1: quarterbacks that if anything, if they let him go to Cleveland,
Speaker 1: have no problem with that, then we were all wrong.
Speaker 1: Then they said, Shaudu, you gonna make your own way,
Speaker 1: and we're not gonna veto We're not gonna do anything.
Speaker 1: You're gonna make your way like everybody else. But that's
Speaker 1: why I still think he's the most interesting player in
Speaker 1: the draft by far because of all of that.
Speaker 8: Kyle Lara our segment the other day, didn't think didn't
Speaker 8: make you think that Cleveland.
Speaker 7: Was a great place for rookie quarterbacks or I.
Speaker 3: Just got to give him a really empathetic on the shoulder.
Speaker 7: When you call for everybody who missed it. We did
Speaker 7: a segment about.
Speaker 1: My first Cody, you're a dropping the bucket man. We
Speaker 1: can do a thousand segments about one hundred quarterbacks having
Speaker 1: that same thing.
Speaker 7: That's a good point.
Speaker 1: And listen, we try to build Cleveland up and say,
Speaker 1: never mind all that, let's focus on the future, but
Speaker 1: they keep extending it. So we'll see if they're sitting
Speaker 1: right there at two and they need a quarterback. I
Speaker 1: don't think I think that Shaun Watson's done with the Browns.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's going to play again. Obviously he's hurt,
Speaker 1: but beyond that, so I think they're in the market again.
Speaker 1: Shador Sanders would be something. I mean that would be
Speaker 1: kind of a when we rank all their picks and
Speaker 1: moves that they've made, that would be up in the
Speaker 1: ilk of Johnny Manzel that it would be like that
Speaker 1: super bold Heisman winner early pick. But again, we got
Speaker 1: about seven weeks to figure it out.
Speaker 7: Well, just to wrap it all up.
Speaker 8: The thing that Kyle said, I think is most important
Speaker 8: in this entire conversation is it only takes one team.
Speaker 7: It really does.
Speaker 8: We can all sit here and say, oh, we hate this,
Speaker 8: and we don't think it's going to happen. We don't
Speaker 8: know what's happening behind closed doors. If one team, and
Speaker 8: it's the Tennessee Titans, love shad Or Sanders and they
Speaker 8: block out all the outside noise, I don't think we'd
Speaker 8: be too surprised. It would just be for them. We
Speaker 8: had to keep it quiet for this entire time until
Speaker 8: the draft day. Came and it was kind of like
Speaker 8: bow Nick's last year was Sean Payton. No one expected
Speaker 8: him to go that high, but Bowne or Sean Payton
Speaker 8: and the Broncos stell in love with him, took him
Speaker 8: at twelve and it worked out perfect for working out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, new GM's second year head coach, the Tennessee Titans
Speaker 2: are on the clock. They also have the power to
Speaker 2: amass more picks if they want to trade back for
Speaker 2: a truly desperate team. We thought free agency was crazy.
Speaker 2: We're looking squarely at you, NFL Draft. You're coming to
Speaker 2: Green Bay. We're going to see some of these guys
Speaker 2: walk across the stage near lambeau Field.