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Speaker 1: great show in store for you tonight. Yes, I fill one.
Speaker 1: Josh McCown is already here. I don't know, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Accounts. Quarterbacks are always early. This dude
Speaker 1: has the best hair I've ever seen. Man him Donald
Speaker 1: Greca in Dan Marino best hair two quarterbacks, Ama gca House, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: What do you wake up and it's like that, Wow,
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Speaker 1: I just fight and hope that I still have some
Speaker 1: left when I wake up. I have a bone to
Speaker 1: pick with you. So I get up in my hotel
Speaker 1: room in Northern California Sunday and I'm like, I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: you know what I said on my radio show this week,
Speaker 1: you know doesn't even say Inside the Jets doesn't match it,
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Speaker 1: how we're gonna roll baby Steps? All right, man, this
Speaker 1: is a man jam packed two weeks in a row. Man,
Speaker 1: it's not a standing room only. Again. Hey, you can't
Speaker 1: see Ben do. I don't know how to bring in
Speaker 1: the crowd up. But maybe his McCown is bringing the
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Speaker 1: fall to oh and two with the fort the twenty
Speaker 1: loss to the Oakland Raiders. Okay, but there are a
Speaker 1: couple of things that I want to point out. The
Speaker 1: number one is that the Jets want to be better
Speaker 1: against the run against the Raiders. The numbers show they weren't.
Speaker 1: If you go inside the numbers, the Raiders average about
Speaker 1: three point four yards to carry on twenty five of
Speaker 1: the runs three point four yards. Two explosion runs results
Speaker 1: in touchdowns. There's fourteen points. You have two turnovers in
Speaker 1: minus territories. So the Raiders open up possessions inside the twenty,
Speaker 1: inside the red zone, they cash in with a pair
Speaker 1: of touchdowns. That's fourteen points. That's twenty eight points. Offensively.
Speaker 1: As Josh McCown mentioned on the conference call today and
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk to him here about this later, is
Speaker 1: that I saw improvements in the run game. The Jets
Speaker 1: average five yards per carry on the ground. I saw
Speaker 1: improvements on third down in Buffalo, there were four or
Speaker 1: fourteen I converted seven of twelve against the Raiders. And
Speaker 1: then finally they got the ball down the field of
Speaker 1: Jermaine Cursey and two touchdown catches, one on a long srow.
Speaker 1: It's long scoring past thirty four yard conversion. First score
Speaker 1: that got the Jets into the ballgame. So wow, the
Speaker 1: raw ultimate result wasn't their part. I saw some baby
Speaker 1: steps for the squad, well, absolutely, And when you talk
Speaker 1: about baby steps, it's the little things right, and it's
Speaker 1: doing a little things on a consistent basis. And when
Speaker 1: you talk about those exposive runs, those exposive players on
Speaker 1: the on the ground, you just talk about the lack
Speaker 1: of UM. I want to say discipline. I discipline, also technique.
Speaker 1: You know, these all things that are correctable, UM. And
Speaker 1: there's some things that they're gonna have to see in
Speaker 1: the film where I think they got caught with a
Speaker 1: flat line. Two linebackers walked up to the a gap
Speaker 1: and you understand that they have two war daddies there.
Speaker 1: You have to understand and learn your per a snail um.
Speaker 1: One of the most important things about being a great
Speaker 1: defense or great offense is understanding your opponent and understanding
Speaker 1: the personnel on the field. You know, if that's any
Speaker 1: other receiver in the backfield you're talking about Cordorel p Yeah,
Speaker 1: if if that's any other guy back there, right, if
Speaker 1: that's anybody else back there, you understand that maybe he's
Speaker 1: going out for a route and you get nervous for
Speaker 1: the pick route, so you stay in those eight gaps.
Speaker 1: You stay up, hugged up. UM. If you know this
Speaker 1: Cordorell Patterson or if that's Brad Smith for us UM.
Speaker 1: You know, back in the day, you understand that these
Speaker 1: are guys that can run the ball in between the tackles,
Speaker 1: and it's a threat. It's a threat. You never want
Speaker 1: to get called in the defense when you're in a
Speaker 1: flat line when it's a threat of the run because
Speaker 1: once they break that, it's nothing you can do about it.
Speaker 1: And there was two unblocked defenders on the edge. But
Speaker 1: you know, when it's a fascinating play like that, there's
Speaker 1: nothing you can do. And that's just comes with the
Speaker 1: defensive players understanding what the call is. You have to
Speaker 1: play the call, whatever your coach says, but you have
Speaker 1: to know when did you use some of the twols
Speaker 1: that he puts in your two box to be a
Speaker 1: high percentage? That says you maker, and maybe you check
Speaker 1: out of that, or maybe you put one guy in
Speaker 1: the A gap because what they do is you and
Speaker 1: they put two guys in the A gap and usually
Speaker 1: it's to draw and make the defense squeeze, make the
Speaker 1: offense squeeze. They we used to call it money and
Speaker 1: that means you gotta block down because they have to,
Speaker 1: you know, keep the A gaps clean because the the
Speaker 1: defenders is that's the quickest route to the quarterback. So
Speaker 1: understanding that you know, I would have dropped out and
Speaker 1: and if we were playing that my way, your way,
Speaker 1: meaning whichever way the center comes to other guy blitzes
Speaker 1: because they can't block them all, I would have backed
Speaker 1: up and just played that from off. And that's just
Speaker 1: something that the young players are gonna have to adjust
Speaker 1: to and have to learn to, UM learn, and you know,
Speaker 1: personnel awareness is a part of that. I thought the Jets,
Speaker 1: especially early on in that ball game, it was a
Speaker 1: game they were concentrating on the run. I thought they
Speaker 1: were doing a decent job, so much to the fact
Speaker 1: where the Raiders said, Okay, you guys are selling out
Speaker 1: against the run. Right now, we're gonna hit you with
Speaker 1: a flee flicker. We saw that early in the game.
Speaker 1: I will say they hit you with Patterson late in
Speaker 1: the ball game, but on the third offensive play from scrimmage,
Speaker 1: they actually ran him on the third downplay and the
Speaker 1: Jets negated that. So for this team right now, it's
Speaker 1: a battle of consistency right exactly. And you can't have
Speaker 1: mental lapses. And that's just part of the process when
Speaker 1: you have a young football team, and UM you know
Speaker 1: what you want as coaches on the field and UM
Speaker 1: that's gonna come with experience. And these young guys are
Speaker 1: gonna understand. We all understand. These young guys are gonna
Speaker 1: make mistakes, but you can't make the same mistakes. You
Speaker 1: have to grow and learn from your mistakes. That's why
Speaker 1: veterans are betrooms, not because they haven't made the mistakes.
Speaker 1: It's because they made the mistakes and they and they
Speaker 1: and they learned from the mistakes and they make, you know,
Speaker 1: high percentage decisions. As we used to say when Brex
Speaker 1: was there. You're listening to Inside the Jets Eric Allen
Speaker 1: alongside Bert Scott. We're here there, We're here at the
Speaker 1: Windham Hamilton's Park. Games don't sound so dumb. You got
Speaker 1: free food. Is Monday. Josh McCown is in the house.
Speaker 1: He's gonna join us next segment. You can't tell me
Speaker 1: he doesn't have a hairstyle. No, it's no way he
Speaker 1: weeks up like that. No, I think that's natural. So McCown,
Speaker 1: I thought, did a very nice job yesterday, especially you're
Speaker 1: down fourteen nothing, bart black Hole. That's a team that
Speaker 1: won twelve games last season. And I know a lot
Speaker 1: of people thought that Jets were gonna get running of
Speaker 1: the stadium. The final score indicates that happened. I really
Speaker 1: don't say I didn't. I didn't. I didn't see that
Speaker 1: game that way. I saw a fourteen time game late
Speaker 1: in the first half where the Jets forced the three
Speaker 1: and out, unfortunately turn the ball over a muff punt,
Speaker 1: basically giving away seven points. They're done to the half.
Speaker 1: Done Even after halftime, people will say, well, that was
Speaker 1: a turning point. Well after halftime, McCown did his best
Speaker 1: Ricky Henderson impression, took off a couple of times, slid
Speaker 1: it down on that Colosseum dirt got the Jets into
Speaker 1: scoring territory and then making games. So I'm saying my
Speaker 1: point is, before week two, you tell me it's a
Speaker 1: one possession game in Oak in four minutes left in
Speaker 1: the third quarter, I'm signing up for absolutely um. And
Speaker 1: you know what what young guys have a problem with
Speaker 1: is finishing. You have to learn how to finish. You know,
Speaker 1: you can get away with, you know, making big plays
Speaker 1: early in the game with emotion, but once everything settles down,
Speaker 1: you have to be able to think the game and
Speaker 1: be able to make the adjustments and understand what's what's happening.
Speaker 1: To you understanding and really take that inventory that that
Speaker 1: that information that they've given you about Okay, this is
Speaker 1: how they're gonna attack us today. And you know, usually
Speaker 1: people come out with their first fifteen plays and that's
Speaker 1: the script and that's what you're gonna see. And defensively
Speaker 1: as well, you know, you're taking inventory your motioning guys,
Speaker 1: saying how they're reacting to certain emotions. You're trying to
Speaker 1: see if who's your tail on the defense, and that's
Speaker 1: all part of it, you know. But the game is
Speaker 1: one and like in most sports, you know, every game
Speaker 1: in NFL is going to be is usually gonna be
Speaker 1: pretty close, and it usually gets bust wide open with
Speaker 1: a mistake, and uh, big plays kill you and you
Speaker 1: can't have those big runs. You know, you talk about
Speaker 1: Jail and Richard on the cracked toss or you know,
Speaker 1: a toss that was designed to be an inside toss
Speaker 1: but look like an outside play. Understanding the type of
Speaker 1: runner reading the shoulders. If I'm a linebacker reading the
Speaker 1: shoulders of the running back, understanding that his shoulders aren't
Speaker 1: pointed to the sidelines, so he's not going outside, he's
Speaker 1: cutting it up. Those are all the little things that
Speaker 1: you have to do, and they kill you because you
Speaker 1: know you're you're right there to make a play and
Speaker 1: you have them right where you want them, but you
Speaker 1: have these mental lapses. And it's one of those things.
Speaker 1: If if you weren't really consumed with the emotion and
Speaker 1: you know, fatigue and the heat in the atmosphere, you
Speaker 1: can if you were settling down, you're watching this game
Speaker 1: on film or at home on television, you can see
Speaker 1: it coming. But when you're so close to the action,
Speaker 1: sometimes you can't see. And that's why young players have
Speaker 1: to learn how to slow down and breathe and and
Speaker 1: really be, you know, in the in the eye of
Speaker 1: the hurricane, so to speak, when all this chaos is
Speaker 1: going on. How do I calm myself down so I
Speaker 1: can read my keys? Uh, you could call in here
Speaker 1: and seven six s part Scott is ready for some calls.
Speaker 1: I know Donald's find out hold for a long time.
Speaker 1: You knew you were coming in right around sixty nine
Speaker 1: and thirty seconds, so he got he got in early. Josh,
Speaker 1: Josh mccollin's gonna be joining us. Uh during our second segment. Um,
Speaker 1: when you think about the second half, like I mentioned, thirteen.
Speaker 1: At that point Patterson comes in, he gets a long
Speaker 1: touchdown run. You're speaking about pre snap recognition. You gotta
Speaker 1: see a lot of things. And Angles talked about shared
Speaker 1: stutch johns and angles. Um, what did you see from
Speaker 1: the Jets as far as throughout that ball game? Did
Speaker 1: you see better consistency against the run? If you throw
Speaker 1: out those two plays? And I know you can't do that.
Speaker 1: I know people at home are gonna say it doesn't
Speaker 1: matter final numbers. In the final numbers, well, they got better, right,
Speaker 1: but late in the game they got blown off the
Speaker 1: ball a little bit. But you know, I saw a
Speaker 1: team that was competing. It wasn't because it was a
Speaker 1: one to and it's not a physical thing. At this point,
Speaker 1: I think you know they have, you know, good personnel
Speaker 1: on both sides of the ball. It's about the consistency
Speaker 1: and what happens is, you know, fatigue makes cowards of
Speaker 1: us all. And sometimes when you're fatigued, you can't really think.
Speaker 1: You forget to to to really read your keys, you
Speaker 1: forget to settle down, like you go, you go crazy
Speaker 1: when you're tired. I don't know what the what the
Speaker 1: temperature was like out there, but you know when when
Speaker 1: the players get up there, you know, and you know
Speaker 1: you feel like you know, you start pressing. You know,
Speaker 1: you start losing, you start pressing, and everybody wants to
Speaker 1: make a play. And like I always said, you have
Speaker 1: to do your job, because if you're trying to do
Speaker 1: somebody else's job, then the coach has correct to people.
Speaker 1: You know. And it's all about learning film. And I
Speaker 1: think they got some great film in in a in
Speaker 1: a tough environment against a great opponent to learn. And
Speaker 1: you know, I think they're on the doorstep. And I
Speaker 1: you know, I'm thinking that, you know against Miami, you know,
Speaker 1: home division rival, the division rival at home, um, you know,
Speaker 1: season opener. I think they'll be they'll be, they'll be
Speaker 1: ready to go. And you know what happens is now
Speaker 1: you don't have to worry about as a defense. Now
Speaker 1: you have your crowd making the other opposing quarterback uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Now you get that extra step coming off the edge,
Speaker 1: and you know, hopefully we get some sacks this week.
Speaker 1: You know, uh, McCown in the first half alone, I
Speaker 1: think you threw the ball the seven different receivers butter, butter,
Speaker 1: but he's getting somebody who I think it could be
Speaker 1: a key component to this offense throughout the two thousand
Speaker 1: and seventeen season. Here back this week, and that's Austin
Speaker 1: Safari and Jenkins, the guy who dropped more than thirty
Speaker 1: pounds in the off season. He runs like a receiver.
Speaker 1: I think he could create mismatch problems in this offense.
Speaker 1: What do you um expect from him? Here's we go
Speaker 1: forward and he he gets his start with the Jets
Speaker 1: in two thousand seventeen. Well, if I'm not mistaken, McCown,
Speaker 1: you were with him in Tampa as well, so they
Speaker 1: should have some chemistry that he knows how he likes
Speaker 1: his ball. Listen, there's never been a question about uh
Speaker 1: Safari of jenkins talent. It's always been about his maturity
Speaker 1: and him becoming a professional. He has all the tools.
Speaker 1: You know, I remember him coming out of college. You know,
Speaker 1: we thought that was gonna be a big signing for
Speaker 1: the second second round pick Tampa BA. Yeah, sepond round,
Speaker 1: second round Washington. He's big enough to block. You know,
Speaker 1: he's a matchup nightmare. He's what about six five six six.
Speaker 1: You know he can catch the ball and you know
Speaker 1: he's an easy outlet. You talk about a guy that
Speaker 1: can separate. That can be a mismatch problem when you
Speaker 1: talk about against safeties and linebackers, and you know you
Speaker 1: also conflext him out at the number one receiver and
Speaker 1: see what that matchup is and and in really position
Speaker 1: block like we've seen in the past. Rather it was
Speaker 1: shocky or rather it was ocean match up against some
Speaker 1: of these corners and just body them out of boxing.
Speaker 1: Monel slants for big plays. So it's good that he's back. Um,
Speaker 1: Hopefully he's rested. Hopefully he's hungry. You know, you learn
Speaker 1: a lot of sometimes from sitting back and watching football. Um,
Speaker 1: sometimes you have epiphanies and hopefully he's had a piphany
Speaker 1: and he's ready to come. It seems to have a
Speaker 1: different mindset throughout the summer. It seeming like a change person.
Speaker 1: Well absolutely, well that's that's that's only a good thing.
Speaker 1: You know. Hopefully, um, in the next couple of weeks
Speaker 1: they get Jeremy Curly back. Because you talk about another guy.
Speaker 1: And listen, when I talk about Curse and I say
Speaker 1: a professional receiver, it's not a knock. When I said
Speaker 1: professional receiver. All you have to do is look at
Speaker 1: the touchdown catch right, professional receiver. Understand Crafty put his
Speaker 1: hand on the on the defender's hip a little bit,
Speaker 1: created some separation, took it away when he when he
Speaker 1: got the separation, made the catch at a high point.
Speaker 1: I understand that that that guy couldn't jump because I
Speaker 1: had my hand on I don't know if you ever
Speaker 1: played basketball and somebody had their hands on the hip
Speaker 1: and they go for the rebound and you kind of
Speaker 1: hold him down, but it looks it's very subtle. So
Speaker 1: you know, that was a professional receiver move that was
Speaker 1: very crafty, and that's what he brings to the table.
Speaker 1: And if I'm Robby Anderson, some of these younger receivers,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm I'm leaning. I'm learning from Curse about some
Speaker 1: of the crafty things that he's done because he's been
Speaker 1: doing it since he's been in this league. I did
Speaker 1: play basketball that one time at band camp. How do
Speaker 1: you how do you how do you think that was
Speaker 1: a two guard? Okay, you know, I said, it's sound
Speaker 1: real confident in you. I said, I'll buy the three
Speaker 1: point line a little bit. Career stats, Yeah, so, um,
Speaker 1: but we're gonna bring on they forementioned Josh McCown when
Speaker 1: we come back, what do you feel about that? I mean,
Speaker 1: I think you quarterback, I'm up here. You gotta have
Speaker 1: some type of cold drink for him, you know what
Speaker 1: I means? Or something? Man this man? Okay, So we'll
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Speaker 1: You know it keeps Yeah, but how does it stay?
Speaker 1: How does it? Oh, it's it's a it's a combination
Speaker 1: of things that I'm I don't want to give that up.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. He will he will swagger Jackie.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that will swagger Jackie and try and
Speaker 1: put the park. Okay, go um Josh. One thing I
Speaker 1: asked you after the game yesterday in your postgame press
Speaker 1: conference about that last drive where you guys are out
Speaker 1: of the ball game at that point that barns something
Speaker 1: miraculous and we're gonna come back and win. But you
Speaker 1: put the guy o. They're a scoring drive at the
Speaker 1: end with a touchdown past to Jermaine Curse, your second
Speaker 1: touchdown past the day. And I asked you about the
Speaker 1: importance of it, and you said, right now, we're at
Speaker 1: the stage where we have so many new parts and
Speaker 1: we've bun a unit of transition that every rep is
Speaker 1: so important for us. Yeah, exactly. I mean that that's
Speaker 1: when you're a young team like that, you know, just
Speaker 1: because the score is not not in your favor towards
Speaker 1: end of the game, those reps are are good, especially
Speaker 1: for us because of the additions that we made. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, really at the cut down at fifty three,
Speaker 1: we had we trade for Jermaine, Uh, Curly comes back
Speaker 1: and we moved Robbie over to z and and uh
Speaker 1: and then we haven't had Austome for you know, a
Speaker 1: few weeks. So those things, Uh, those are all valuable
Speaker 1: reps for us. And and then to go finish it
Speaker 1: off with the score for us that was that was
Speaker 1: good and it's a positive note for us to end
Speaker 1: on and uh and something that we can build off of.
Speaker 1: But I'm I'm still going to know these guys and
Speaker 1: learn them and those are those are valuable times we
Speaker 1: can do that. You mentioned Austin, Sefari and Jenkins. He'll
Speaker 1: be back this week coming off two games suspension um
Speaker 1: to start the year. What do you think he can
Speaker 1: provide you as a veteran quarterback still learning these parts,
Speaker 1: a guy who the tremendous spring in summer as you know. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 1: obviously Austin is a big target number one, and he's
Speaker 1: got he got a huge catch radius. So uh, when
Speaker 1: he can get into man coverage against backers and safeties,
Speaker 1: there's always a space for the ball with Austin because
Speaker 1: you can put it in the back shoulder you can
Speaker 1: put it up high. Uh, and and he's a good
Speaker 1: route runner and it will help us in the run
Speaker 1: game as well. And more than anything, to his juice. Um.
Speaker 1: You guys talked about it earlier, but I've known him
Speaker 1: since he was a rookie and and man, just really
Speaker 1: proud of the things he's gone through in his life
Speaker 1: and where he's at right now. And he's he's got
Speaker 1: a lot of energy and uh, got a lot of
Speaker 1: good vibes, and so we're glad to have him back.
Speaker 1: It'll be fun to have him out on the practiceield Wednesday. Now,
Speaker 1: you had the MUF kick right before the half, and
Speaker 1: I know that that was inflating because that was an
Speaker 1: opportunity for you guys to potentially go up with the
Speaker 1: two minute drill. But what was the atmosphere like in
Speaker 1: the locker room? How did you guys say? Because it
Speaker 1: seemed like you guys came out refocused and and and
Speaker 1: really focused on trying to you know, get that win
Speaker 1: back and let that let that go. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: it was a great locker room at halftime. I really
Speaker 1: was impressed considering what just happened. I mean, it was,
Speaker 1: you know, both sides of the ball O n D
Speaker 1: guys were fired up, you know, and really felt like
Speaker 1: we were gonna come back and push our way back
Speaker 1: into this game. And and as you mentioned, Eric that
Speaker 1: you know, there we were at that you know, closely
Speaker 1: into the third quarter and we won't score away. So
Speaker 1: I felt like we we The vibing locker room was great.
Speaker 1: It was upbeat, um, you know both it was interesting
Speaker 1: because I've never really been in a place where both
Speaker 1: sides of the ball were encouraging one another. And uh yeah,
Speaker 1: it was good and and uh so I think those
Speaker 1: are the things that we can take away. Those are
Speaker 1: the small winds that we can take away from the
Speaker 1: day like that yesterday, that that you know, we felt
Speaker 1: like we took a step forward in that area coming together, um,
Speaker 1: and that was good for us. Could you take us
Speaker 1: inside that locker room because this is your fift NFL
Speaker 1: seasons and you said you haven't seen many locker rooms
Speaker 1: like that. Who who were the scific guys talking to
Speaker 1: each other? I don't know if anybody, I mean, whether
Speaker 1: it was you know, Bryce Petty was around up, but
Speaker 1: he was he was, you know, he was talking and
Speaker 1: get guys fared up and just you know Forte, whether
Speaker 1: it was Mo or Leo. On the other end, everybody,
Speaker 1: Um Jamal Adams did a great job, like everybody was,
Speaker 1: you know, stepping up and and just you know, helping
Speaker 1: us stay in it and understanding that we just went through,
Speaker 1: you know, a tough situation where we thought we're gonna
Speaker 1: get the ball back and maybe be able to tie
Speaker 1: it up at half or do something close to it.
Speaker 1: But too many drill we lose the ball in the
Speaker 1: muff pot and that that that was very deflating. But
Speaker 1: but you couldn't tell in the locker room, and I
Speaker 1: think that was important for us. That was a heck
Speaker 1: of a drive to begin the third quarter. I think
Speaker 1: you guys took maybe brown eight minutes off the clock
Speaker 1: a month right down the field. I think would you
Speaker 1: say in the next step for this offense is converting
Speaker 1: even a couple of these additional short yardage situations. We
Speaker 1: go back to that second scoring drive in the first half.
Speaker 1: I think you had a third and short and had
Speaker 1: to settle for a field goal there, and then again
Speaker 1: you get inside the red zone and the fourth and one. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: uh at the lay a game pushes you back and
Speaker 1: you kick a field again. Yeah, I mean it was
Speaker 1: I guess the best to let game we've ever gotten
Speaker 1: because it didn't like we're gonna get it. Um so
Speaker 1: at least we got three out of that. But we
Speaker 1: gotta take that possession and put it in the end zone.
Speaker 1: And and that's what that's what the good football teams
Speaker 1: do because you gotta keep especially when you're playing offense. Uh,
Speaker 1: with Derek Carr and those guys, you gotta keep in
Speaker 1: step with them. And so you can't change seven for
Speaker 1: three with those guys very long and keep up. So
Speaker 1: we needed to put that one in. That was that
Speaker 1: was like you said, that'll be a defining thing for
Speaker 1: us as we moved forward and when we started getting
Speaker 1: in the red zone, getting close, punching these intimate getting
Speaker 1: sevens instead of three. How do you accelerate the chemistry
Speaker 1: with with all these moving parts and new guys here?
Speaker 1: How do you do that? You know, you only have
Speaker 1: so much time on the feel is it? Is it?
Speaker 1: Meetings at your house? Are they staying the night? Like?
Speaker 1: What's going on? How do how do you accelerate that
Speaker 1: chemistry so you guys can have that none verbal communication.
Speaker 1: All great quarterback receivers and running backs hat right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean that's a lot of eating time together. You know,
Speaker 1: that was a great thing. Curly got here last week,
Speaker 1: uh Germaine the week before, and it was we just
Speaker 1: hopping over see the room. We just sit there and
Speaker 1: go through cut up some videos of different plays and
Speaker 1: installations that we haven't talked to. Okay, man, that's what
Speaker 1: I expect you to do. If you get dis coverage
Speaker 1: and if you see this and and uh and it's
Speaker 1: hard because you can't just go out and say, hey,
Speaker 1: let's throw it out. So because you're running guys into
Speaker 1: the ground, they need their legs and need to be fresh,
Speaker 1: so it's hard to get the physical timing. But thankfully
Speaker 1: those guys are pros and I've been doing this a
Speaker 1: little bit and so that part took care of itself.
Speaker 1: It's more just I want to know how you're gonna
Speaker 1: react in the game to certain things and uh and
Speaker 1: they were great with that, and so hopefully we can
Speaker 1: keep building on that. The offensive line perform in your eyes,
Speaker 1: you really guy going back there obviously, and you've gotta
Speaker 1: be looking down the field and keeping your eyes down
Speaker 1: the field. But now you had a chance to watch
Speaker 1: the game tape, and you see that you got the
Speaker 1: ground game gone five yards to carry the code of
Speaker 1: Dozer comes in. Brian Winners went out with an abdomen injury.
Speaker 1: He performed pretty well there at the guard position. Brandon Shell,
Speaker 1: that's a tough test going against Kalil Mack all that
Speaker 1: time before you answered that, did you tell them this?
Speaker 1: And if you guys are gonna get me sacked, don't sack.
Speaker 1: Don't let me get sacked on the dirt because it
Speaker 1: hurts a little worst. Oh my gosh. I mean and
Speaker 1: I had one, you know, I had a run and
Speaker 1: I slid on the dirt and it was man, that dirt.
Speaker 1: It's it's something else. But yeah, they did great, man,
Speaker 1: they really did. Uh. Brandon blocked his tail off, especially
Speaker 1: against a very good player in Khalil mac Uh and
Speaker 1: then Dakota stepping in when Brian went out and just
Speaker 1: carried the torch. So but up front all together, really
Speaker 1: really played well on both the run in the past
Speaker 1: game and UH and really got us got us going
Speaker 1: in the run game where we were able to coach
Speaker 1: more was able to doll off those runs over and
Speaker 1: over again, and we were able to find some creases.
Speaker 1: All three backs were able touch the ball and get
Speaker 1: some good runs. So, uh, those are positives for us
Speaker 1: because that's what we needed to do. Leaving Buffalo, you
Speaker 1: know felt like, you know, thirty thirty five yards rush
Speaker 1: on whatever we had that wasn't that's not good enough
Speaker 1: for any team to win. Barton bart knows that. And
Speaker 1: and so we needed to push that a little bit
Speaker 1: and for us to get over the hunting yard mark yesterday,
Speaker 1: that was a good good side. You went to a
Speaker 1: lot of big sets to see, uh, quality in the
Speaker 1: game inserted early and you guys said, hey, listen, we're
Speaker 1: gonna impose our trying to impose our will. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: necessity is the mother of invention. We've you know, without
Speaker 1: a s j r. See quarterbacks got all because take
Speaker 1: him up. But I got I got it, I got it. Um.
Speaker 1: But you know what, we had to have those guys
Speaker 1: because we wanted to. That's how committed we worked to
Speaker 1: the running game. We said, you know, we don't have
Speaker 1: you know, our top two tight ends. We lost Thomas
Speaker 1: and two and uh and uh we need to be
Speaker 1: able to continue to set that edge, and so why
Speaker 1: not bring the two bigs in there? Let them go
Speaker 1: to work on the on the edges and and set
Speaker 1: it for so that we can get the wide zone
Speaker 1: running game going. We got We're able to do that.
Speaker 1: Now you've been you've been on a couple of teams
Speaker 1: a couple a couple of times, a couple of too.
Speaker 1: We rounded up. Now you've been on a couple of
Speaker 1: teams other than New York. What was the best city
Speaker 1: to live in? Hold on, hold on, I gotta interject here.
Speaker 1: This guy, this guy number one UH is the only
Speaker 1: remaining quarterback left from the two thousand two draft. Cliss
Speaker 1: third round pick out of UH Sam Houston State actually
Speaker 1: played at s MU before you went there. But you
Speaker 1: were with Arizona from two thousand two to two thousand five,
Speaker 1: Detroit in two thousand and six, with the Raiders in
Speaker 1: two thousand seven, Miami for a couple of months in
Speaker 1: two thousand and eight. There's a good story behind that.
Speaker 1: Then you were traded to Carolina and you were there
Speaker 1: between two thousand and eight two thousand nine. Then you
Speaker 1: went outside the National Football League and played with the
Speaker 1: Herd for Herford Colonials of the old United Football League.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that part the two thousand ten in
Speaker 1: Frisco two thousand and eleven and Chicago Bears from two
Speaker 1: thousand eleven through thirteen before you had a couple of
Speaker 1: seasons with the Cleveland Browns. That's some kind of resume. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and you forgot Tampa in there too, But all the
Speaker 1: where's Tampa? We just said he played with Farren Jenkins?
Speaker 1: What do you think? But I'm missing it here and
Speaker 1: I got nine. Really yeah, that's fine that happens. Did
Speaker 1: you keep a check from each one of those cities?
Speaker 1: No doubt, no doubt. Um no, no state taxes now
Speaker 1: in Tampa though, then I like that that's a little
Speaker 1: better check. Absolutely, No, that's that's good. Yeah, it's been
Speaker 1: it's been crazy. I think my favorite city of all
Speaker 1: those places. Um, it's been cool. I love the big cities.
Speaker 1: I'm from a small town in East Texas, so uh
Speaker 1: so you get to come to these big cities have
Speaker 1: been cool and to be all over has been really fun.
Speaker 1: But I enjoyed Chicago. It's a great city, and I'm
Speaker 1: I have enjoyed so far getting to get to know
Speaker 1: the city and see it's really really cool too. I'll
Speaker 1: check you out, man, you're excited. Uh Home opener this week,
Speaker 1: you finally get back the first two game road swing
Speaker 1: for the Jets to start a season on a long time.
Speaker 1: So now you're coming back, you know, playing no playing
Speaker 1: a divisional rival in the Miami Dolphins and another one
Speaker 1: of your former clubs. Yeah, I mean it's it's uh,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be exciting. I mean we were you know,
Speaker 1: division game obviously, and these guys you know coming to
Speaker 1: town there there they face some adversity with their home
Speaker 1: or their opener getting changed, and they call them West
Speaker 1: Coast and get them to win. And so they're they're
Speaker 1: coming and feeling good. We're gonna have them, you know,
Speaker 1: are handsful with their their front, they're good front. Donalkan
Speaker 1: susan heck of a player. And uh, it's gonna be
Speaker 1: a fun game. But I look forward to having our
Speaker 1: full compliment of of of guys. You know, we'll see
Speaker 1: what happens with with everybody, but you know, glad to
Speaker 1: have Austin back and and uh, and it'll be fun
Speaker 1: to take this game plan, really our first full game
Speaker 1: plan with with the with the full group and uh
Speaker 1: and get after it with those you like where you're
Speaker 1: at personally right now, you complete about seventy percent of
Speaker 1: your passes, and you see them being in sync with
Speaker 1: John Morton and of course Jeremy Pates. Yeah, we're growing.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's that's part of it. But I do
Speaker 1: feel I feel comfortable with how he's calling the game.
Speaker 1: Felt like a game, really good game of the day
Speaker 1: and just trying to play efficient football, you know, and
Speaker 1: and be efficient protected uh and uh and get us
Speaker 1: in the end zone. And I think for for myself,
Speaker 1: as I grow with these guys, uh and and we
Speaker 1: start utilizing different guys on the offense, I think that'll
Speaker 1: that'll get it even better. But um, you know, so far,
Speaker 1: not not bad, but not necessarily where I wanted to
Speaker 1: be either part. Would hum run the for d N
Speaker 1: back when you came out to O two four filing Josh, okay,
Speaker 1: see their hair their Yeah, you had it up like
Speaker 1: the Rocketeer when you're ready. But if Bart was chasing me,
Speaker 1: I would be good because the fear factor will push
Speaker 1: me ahead. Well said Josh McCown. Thank you so much
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Speaker 1: three seven seven six Eric Ellen and Bart Scott here, Uh, Bart,
Speaker 1: you really enjoyed having Josh and you guys are talking
Speaker 1: it up pretty good there during the break. Well, you know,
Speaker 1: he's a class act and you talk about class O two.
Speaker 1: He's still there, you know. And what's more more impressive
Speaker 1: is when you mentioned that he was out of the
Speaker 1: league to continue to fight. That told you the type
Speaker 1: of scrap that he has, you know, and you know
Speaker 1: he you know, he's really taking advantage of the opportunity
Speaker 1: here to to really lead and and you know that's
Speaker 1: that's a special thing. Whenever you can be a quarterback
Speaker 1: of an NFL team, start with the back of an
Speaker 1: NFL team. Listen, those jobs is only thirty two of
Speaker 1: them and there's a lot of people that wish they
Speaker 1: could have it. You know, he has opportunity here and
Speaker 1: them to grow and really leave some young guys and
Speaker 1: and and and be that that that veteran voice, and
Speaker 1: he's he's relative in it. And uh, I saw signs
Speaker 1: yesterday in that game. But they're moving in the right direction.
Speaker 1: Now they can just get more consistency and get more
Speaker 1: practice time and you can have more than just one weapon,
Speaker 1: because now I can imagine the Miami Miami Dolphins are
Speaker 1: gonna try and take curse away. And that's why it's
Speaker 1: important for him to get some chemistry and get some
Speaker 1: mother guys involved. I wish we could have had more
Speaker 1: time for with him. And he's signing an autographs here
Speaker 1: and that's why people should come here to the window
Speaker 1: vannor both sports and spirits. And this is a nice spot, man,
Speaker 1: I might I might rent this. I wanted to have
Speaker 1: a party. It is a good spot. But uh, Todd
Speaker 1: Bowles last night said Bryce Petty will be the Jets
Speaker 1: back up for the foreseeable future. Christian Hackenburg wasn't active
Speaker 1: against Oakland Raiders. You're take on that right now. The
Speaker 1: Jets quarterback situation well, I think Petty's earned the right.
Speaker 1: You know, it was just was he healthy, um, And
Speaker 1: if he's healthy, he deserves to be to big up quarterback.
Speaker 1: You talk about a guy to gets him the best
Speaker 1: chance to win if if God forbid, Um McConn goes down,
Speaker 1: he's a guy that can step in. You know, he
Speaker 1: showed it. He showed himself well in the in the preseason,
Speaker 1: and he has a little chemistry with Robbie Anderson and
Speaker 1: you know some of the other receivers, and you know,
Speaker 1: hopefully we don't see him, but if we do, we
Speaker 1: know that he's capable. Well, you have the Hacka preseason,
Speaker 1: no doubt about that. And I still think Christian Hackenburg
Speaker 1: is gonna take the proper approach. I don't think it's
Speaker 1: approach will change. It's just you're gonna be receiving less
Speaker 1: reps now more scout team reps. But you know those
Speaker 1: scout team reps is still an opportunity because you're going
Speaker 1: against the number one defensive opportunity for you to grow
Speaker 1: against a number one corner or you know, a great
Speaker 1: pass rush. You know, so those are great opportunities. Listen,
Speaker 1: I was an undressed phrasing I came in. I didn't
Speaker 1: start into my fourth year, you know, and you were
Speaker 1: making it down on special teams earlier. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 1: So you contribute the best way you can and and
Speaker 1: you know, you just have to take advantage of every opportunity,
Speaker 1: you know, and Hackenburg has an opportunity to really learn
Speaker 1: to really absorb Listen, I blame, I blame Sanchez, I bring,
Speaker 1: I blame m Wilson, I blame you know, Flacco, I
Speaker 1: bring guys like that because it used to be where
Speaker 1: you know, you had it. You know, Carson Palmer came
Speaker 1: in the league and kitting It was the starting quarterback
Speaker 1: for two years. You talk about Aaron Rodgers was behind
Speaker 1: Brett far for three years, you know. And really sometimes
Speaker 1: we can ruin young quarterbacks because we play them too early.
Speaker 1: You know, God forbid somebody ever has to go through
Speaker 1: what David Carr went through. You know, you can't when
Speaker 1: you know, when physically you're getting beat down, you know,
Speaker 1: it's it's hard to really learn from your mistakes because
Speaker 1: at some point you start seeing the rush. So it's
Speaker 1: good but for Hackenburg to sit back and learn, learn
Speaker 1: how to prepare, you know, learn how to to watch
Speaker 1: film learn how to to to decode the defense, learn
Speaker 1: all the subtle you know tricks that you know, all
Speaker 1: the great veterans quarterbacks uses, and learn how to change tempo,
Speaker 1: you know all that happens. That's the game slow down,
Speaker 1: because I'm sure he did that in college. But what
Speaker 1: happens is now you have to learn a whole new playbook.
Speaker 1: So now the the decision from your mind to your
Speaker 1: body is a lot slower than it was because you're thinking,
Speaker 1: not reacting. Yeah, and the thing about Christian Hackenberg is
Speaker 1: that he's in a new offensive system again. And John
Speaker 1: Morton Jeremy Bates said that it really liked his approach
Speaker 1: throughout camp and he took some steps for worried. I
Speaker 1: know a lot of people saw him in the preseason
Speaker 1: and saw the struggles and they wanted immediate success and
Speaker 1: sometimes that doesn't happen. And right now he's still in
Speaker 1: the learning stage. So go forward is the number three quarterback? Uh,
Speaker 1: let's go to your calls though on inside the Jets
Speaker 1: on nine three, seven, seven six. Donald has been on
Speaker 1: hold for a while yesterday, So let's start with Donald. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what's up? Donald? Yeah? They never cooking to me? Man
Speaker 1: he had, he had us own silent mute. What's up, Donald? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm with you. I got doing maintaining maintain Yeah, no doubt. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm just uh I think Tom Bones is uh putting
Speaker 1: the difficult position because that's just doing things. The Jets
Speaker 1: have the typical talents kind of to be able to
Speaker 1: win in uh, you know people, and I just think
Speaker 1: it's hard to uh expect the man to uh, you know,
Speaker 1: having team to compete when you don't necessarily have the
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, Well, well you for the
Speaker 1: call Donald, Yeah. Well, and what Donald's talking about is
Speaker 1: saying that, you know, it's a lot of veteran players,
Speaker 1: a lot of proven players that were let go, but
Speaker 1: at some point you have to do what you call
Speaker 1: a competitive rebuild um and you have to see them
Speaker 1: take a look at some of these young guys that
Speaker 1: you that you brought in. Sometimes the presence of a
Speaker 1: veteran can can can can handicap the development of a
Speaker 1: young player because he's gonna lean on that veteran all
Speaker 1: the time, and instead of stepping out when something needs
Speaker 1: to be said, he's gonna look for that veteran to said.
Speaker 1: He's not gonna step on that veteran toes. But now
Speaker 1: when that veteran's room, a guy like Leonard Williams, he's
Speaker 1: gonna have to step up. He's gonna have to say listen, man,
Speaker 1: this is what's going on. And he has to develop
Speaker 1: those leadership skills and learn how to read the room
Speaker 1: and say, hey, guys, this is what we're doing. Saying
Speaker 1: for Jamal Adams and some of the other younger players.
Speaker 1: You know, you can't pick out leaders. You know, leaders
Speaker 1: are development. Sometimes we all assume our position. I wasn't
Speaker 1: a leader or the leader when I got in Baltimore
Speaker 1: because ray Lewis was there, Peter bow Where was there,
Speaker 1: Michael mcquarie was there. So I was one of the guys.
Speaker 1: I like to say, I wasn't leading. I was pushing
Speaker 1: from the back and I was learning how to become
Speaker 1: a pro. And I had my little click my little clicker.
Speaker 1: You know, we just call ourselves the head Busters and
Speaker 1: all that stuff, and you know, we would try and
Speaker 1: have pride and we were trying to see what the
Speaker 1: Vestans were doing. And we hung together and that's how
Speaker 1: you grow. Yeah, you you labeled this as a competitive rebuild.
Speaker 1: The bottom line is the Jets last year won five games.
Speaker 1: There were a lot of players on this team with
Speaker 1: more name recognition, no doubt about it, but yeah, it
Speaker 1: did not equate the victories. So a transition was necessary
Speaker 1: for this team ultimately to move forward. With that being said,
Speaker 1: you're trying to win in a short term and looking
Speaker 1: at the long term as well. And I think you
Speaker 1: can do both of those things together because part of
Speaker 1: what you're doing right now is trying to establish a
Speaker 1: culture for the long term foundation as you build with
Speaker 1: some of these younger players. Absolutely, I like I said
Speaker 1: all the time, I went through this exact same thing
Speaker 1: in two thousand two in Baltimore. We're the youngest team
Speaker 1: in NFL history. And you know a lot of those
Speaker 1: players from that two thousand two teams laid the foundation
Speaker 1: for what they what what the Ravens are, and what
Speaker 1: the Ravens have been going forward. And it's when you
Speaker 1: can find those players fundamentally, and you know, you have
Speaker 1: great locker room gods, you have great high character guys,
Speaker 1: and they teach everybody else Selective Insurance brought to you
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Speaker 1: to IRA and Staten Island. I was able to see
Speaker 1: him in Northern California this weekend. Hey, what's happening? Hey?
Speaker 1: You know you look at this Forday's games and you
Speaker 1: know why. Yeah, they're rebuilding. Yes, um thesic the result
Speaker 1: we one. Now you always want to wait, h listen,
Speaker 1: there's no excuse for some of the statistics, but as
Speaker 1: you gotta look at it. You know, the ratings for
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl contending team. They got three four pro
Speaker 1: offensive linemen on that squad. Um. We hung with them
Speaker 1: until basically almost he undered their quarter and you know
Speaker 1: when it was fourteen nothing, I said, oh this is
Speaker 1: really going in a long direction. But I give him
Speaker 1: a lot of credit the four facts. You know, especially
Speaker 1: in McCown. He kept a group together, a good leader,
Speaker 1: made some plays and you know what I do wantin
Speaker 1: did a really good job considering the hand he dealt
Speaker 1: with right now, especially with some of the new guys.
Speaker 1: And I think he called a good game and it
Speaker 1: was nice to see him get all three running backs
Speaker 1: because I think McGuire really needs to get snaps this year.
Speaker 1: And I think if they do that with Jenkins coming
Speaker 1: back now all of a sudden, you know, Curly and
Speaker 1: he got cursed, you know, maybe somehow they could mix
Speaker 1: Stewart and uh the offense right now, I think there
Speaker 1: may be a little editor defense. Ultimately, they could just
Speaker 1: secure and tacking up some of the things that's going
Speaker 1: in the back end. But well, I've heard and maybe
Speaker 1: two years three helped me here. Why doesn't talk list?
Speaker 1: Why doesn't talk list? We guess what. He doesn't have
Speaker 1: leaders and her mind back here anymore like his first
Speaker 1: year where he was listening all the time. So he
Speaker 1: has to keep the two safeties back, so you know,
Speaker 1: in two least cooling to start to show that he
Speaker 1: could trust on one on one. He can't bleds. So
Speaker 1: it's not that he doesn't know how. It seems he's
Speaker 1: dealing with what he has on the roster and hopefully
Speaker 1: these guys will get better and as the season goes along,
Speaker 1: so start to open up the playbook on the keep
Speaker 1: and decide thanks for it calling. What I would say
Speaker 1: about one thing about the game against the Raiders is
Speaker 1: that Derek Carr doesn't get set. He was saying sixteen
Speaker 1: times in two thousand sixteen. Okay, so that means one
Speaker 1: a game. Yes, did the Jets land yesterday in Oakland? No,
Speaker 1: they didn't. But oftentimes teams play against the Raiders and
Speaker 1: they know they're not getting there. Absolutely, it's too it's
Speaker 1: more than one way to get pressure. You can get
Speaker 1: pressure by you know, the numbers game or overloading the
Speaker 1: side or schematics, or you can get pressure by playing
Speaker 1: coverage in the backside and you know, really making a
Speaker 1: quarterback hold onto the ball and really taking away some
Speaker 1: of his first or second reads, hoping that your passionate
Speaker 1: should get there. Now, if the defensive line is the
Speaker 1: strength of this team, then you have to allow them
Speaker 1: to get the sacks. Because before the strength was the
Speaker 1: back end and we we we leaned on that as well.
Speaker 1: When we have that's what we can add the extra guys.
Speaker 1: So you have to understand that this is the same
Speaker 1: personnel that he had before. So he's gonna have to
Speaker 1: try and get that pressure by by coverage. And you know,
Speaker 1: when people get more comfortable in their roles, like you said,
Speaker 1: then he can add the extra man into the box.
Speaker 1: But right now, you don't want to make sure, you
Speaker 1: don't give up the good the big plays and want
Speaker 1: to make make teams work for the hope that they
Speaker 1: get behind the sticks. That's what you do when you
Speaker 1: have a young team. But what the Jets are gonna
Speaker 1: have to do is start being more consistent in the
Speaker 1: running game and getting these teams and third and eight,
Speaker 1: third or nine if you if you want to be
Speaker 1: at to blazz and open up the playbook, you gotta
Speaker 1: you gotta win on first as well. You gotta get
Speaker 1: incomplete on the second down. Now we can have fun.
Speaker 1: Now it's the party, no, and you're right about that. So, uh,
Speaker 1: Sunday is gonna be a different battle against Jay Cutler
Speaker 1: and company. We'll get into the Jets Dolphins on our
Speaker 1: next segment here after the break, and we'll try to
Speaker 1: get to Dan Kevin and already before we wrap this
Speaker 1: baby up. We'll be right back here from Bandy Sports
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Speaker 1: we're in the two minute drill here. We got about
Speaker 1: three minutes left the segments. So let's take a couple
Speaker 1: of a couple of more calls. Let's go to Dan
Speaker 1: real quick day. What's up, guys, love you love the show. Guys. Look, man,
Speaker 1: I'm about to say I have no ill will against
Speaker 1: Josh mccowman, but this is he's just a waste of
Speaker 1: time already. You know you got Bryce Petty there, he's
Speaker 1: fully healthy, will value. We are evaluating young players. Play
Speaker 1: some out there and it doesn't pound out in week eight,
Speaker 1: then Hackenburgh out there for the final eight games. This
Speaker 1: is enough enough. Mccounty ain't gonna be here next year.
Speaker 1: Let's evaluate accordingly, all right, rapid fire Dan words hurt
Speaker 1: first of all, But secondly, it's important that you have
Speaker 1: a guy like McCown here because he has to teach
Speaker 1: people how to be a professional. You know, you have
Speaker 1: the blind lead to blind, if you have two young quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: It's important for him to be here. And I do
Speaker 1: see him here for the formortim future. Whatever you said,
Speaker 1: I think I said it wrong, but yeah, more than
Speaker 1: the media future. Yeah, but he's gonna be here, right
Speaker 1: because you need him. He's important. You know, say if
Speaker 1: you do it in the draft, let let's let's just
Speaker 1: say you go. Let's just say you go, um and
Speaker 1: get uh first round draft pick quarterback. You need somebody
Speaker 1: to teach who Who's Who's he going to learn from
Speaker 1: another young quarterback? What is he going to teach him
Speaker 1: about being invention? About learning the defense, about how to prepare?
Speaker 1: It's important, you always have to have it. Why do
Speaker 1: you think the Raiders brought in Justin Tuck because he
Speaker 1: was a great player. No, he wasn't a great player
Speaker 1: when he went to Oakland. He was great for the
Speaker 1: locker room. He was there to teach a guy like
Speaker 1: Khalil Mack how to become a professional. Why did you
Speaker 1: think they brought what's in back? Right? What's it wasn't
Speaker 1: wasn't the player that he was when he was there.
Speaker 1: But he taught to those young dbs how to play defense,
Speaker 1: how to be a professional, how how to play this,
Speaker 1: especially at the quarterback positions. Exactly, especially at the quarter
Speaker 1: all these people. God, you put one of those guys
Speaker 1: out there and they get hurt because they aren't ready
Speaker 1: to protect themselves against the varsity, then what happened? Well, Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, he's been effect of the first two games.
Speaker 1: Let's not overlook that that Josh McCollum has played well.
Speaker 1: And how do you evaluate to your your your receivers
Speaker 1: if you don't have a quarterback that getting the ball
Speaker 1: when they need to get it. I'm not saying those
Speaker 1: guys won't play later this year, but right now, this
Speaker 1: is the guy. Okay, that's why he's in there. Man.
Speaker 1: I hate what people call they. It is an uneducated
Speaker 1: you comment. Don't worry about somebody. Come on, Kevin, Kevin, Kevin,
Speaker 1: we got We're gonna go to him real quick. We
Speaker 1: got twenty seconds. Kevin. What do your receiver? How good
Speaker 1: is this receiver? Oh? I don't know the ball they
Speaker 1: go to him. Uh, it's Kevin. I didn't know. I
Speaker 1: didn't see the blitz was coming, so I didn't know
Speaker 1: to pick up the hot route. Yeah, go ahead, man,
Speaker 1: you got ten seconds, let's go. You gonna make it.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna day. Uh. David Harris seen blott
Speaker 1: one great linebackers. You talk about personnel landers. I think
Speaker 1: if David Harris hadn't line back and he could have
Speaker 1: helped us two guys. Okay, thanks for the car. We
Speaker 1: gotta hurt out. Thanks everybody hard out. And yet give
Speaker 1: Flitty from wherever he is helping tape with of all time.
Speaker 1: We need an out a half show man