Speaker 1: This week on a Happy Half Hour.
Speaker 2: Ashawn Robinson. You've heard me say a million times there's
Speaker 2: two kind of people in the world. There's pack mules
Speaker 2: and show ponies. He's pack mule one hundred percent. He's
Speaker 2: just putting his head down and doing the thing over
Speaker 2: and over again. I got all the respect in the
Speaker 2: world for the way that guy's working.
Speaker 3: Right now, what's the cow wha?
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Speaker 4: I do think I'll go early vote today though, because
Speaker 4: I just don't want to get busy. That's right before
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Speaker 2: at any rate, all right, so we've talked about bourbon,
Speaker 2: We've talked about voting. I guess at some point in
Speaker 2: this podcast about football, we are obliged and contractually bound
Speaker 2: to talk about the football. So we should prob a
Speaker 2: little bit. We should probably do that. It's yeah, it's
Speaker 2: it's rough sledding right now.
Speaker 3: If you're the Carolina Panthers. Specifically, if you're the Carolina.
Speaker 2: Panthers, defense times are not good at the moment. Last
Speaker 2: week was probably the toughest of the lot. I mean,
Speaker 2: even Week one was so unexpected and so out of
Speaker 2: the blue. That's when you're out there running around with
Speaker 2: all your people, So it got to be an outlier.
Speaker 2: It got to be a shock to everybody's system. Looking
Speaker 2: at that game Sunday, I was just struck over and
Speaker 2: over with the idea that seven of the people you
Speaker 2: were supposed to be out.
Speaker 4: There with we're not out there the eleven.
Speaker 2: Seven of the eleven it is a vast majority, and
Speaker 2: five of the front seven. Yeah, when you talk about
Speaker 2: running a three to four defense and all four are
Speaker 2: not playing, uh, that's problem. And it looked like it
Speaker 2: on Sunday. I mean, the Falcons were moving up and
Speaker 2: down the field and it got away from him in
Speaker 2: the second half. Obviously, there there were some things about
Speaker 2: that game to like, but I just think the personnel
Speaker 2: deficiencies on defense are gonna be hard to overcome for
Speaker 2: a little bit.
Speaker 4: They are. And you made actually a really really great
Speaker 4: point in your mail bag this week, So thank you.
Speaker 4: Give you the yeah about I.
Speaker 3: Pay her to read it.
Speaker 2: That you know, I can always count on Cassidy, my
Speaker 2: wife and my mother that thing he pays me.
Speaker 4: To read it. But the compliments are free about not
Speaker 4: overreacting to the defense, because your initial reaction this is
Speaker 4: is probably the vast majority of people watch, is to go, Okay,
Speaker 4: you don't have the personnel right now, should it maybe
Speaker 4: switch to a different scheme and not a lot of
Speaker 4: this zone. You've got to be so so disciplined to
Speaker 4: play zone, and when you don't have personnel that have
Speaker 4: played together a lot, your first reaction is to change it.
Speaker 4: But you made a really great point about if you
Speaker 4: change it in reaction to one or two games to
Speaker 4: a couple of personnel groupings, when you need to fall
Speaker 4: back on your fundamentals, your fundamentals are not going to
Speaker 4: be set. This is a lot of baptism by fire
Speaker 4: right now for a group of people that even though
Speaker 4: their experience is there other than like Trevin Wallace, Claudia
Speaker 4: and Cherlists that they're playing together is not there. Their
Speaker 4: familiarity is not there, and so this is forcing them
Speaker 4: to communicate, to learn where the other one's going to be,
Speaker 4: to learn to lean on each other and it's rough,
Speaker 4: Like you said, it's rough sledding right now, but you
Speaker 4: I guess you just have to trust and believe that
Speaker 4: it could pay off down the road. Well, especially when
Speaker 4: you get some of those guys back.
Speaker 2: I mean, here's what we know for sure, zero Vera
Speaker 2: runs good defense. That was true in La, that was
Speaker 2: true in Denver, That's been true here in the past.
Speaker 2: What's different now is they basically started over defensively, with
Speaker 2: some changes that were their decision and some changes that
Speaker 2: were other people's decisions. I mean, guys like Frankie Luvu
Speaker 2: he left as a free agent, he chose to go
Speaker 2: to Washington. Can't do anything about that, obviously, the Brian
Speaker 2: Burns trade, you know, and some other moves, and you
Speaker 2: were basically starting fresh, and they were starting fresh in
Speaker 2: a system built around a strong middle. I mean, we
Speaker 2: could go back, we could have podcast map pull the
Speaker 2: tapes from back in the summer when we talked about
Speaker 2: what this defense ought to be good at. And the
Speaker 2: first thing I said was run defense. And I said,
Speaker 2: because you went out and got an old head in
Speaker 2: Ashawn Robinson, who's just stout, and you park him on
Speaker 2: the other side from Derek Brown, who's a Pro Bowl defensive.
Speaker 2: You got two steady guys in Shack and Josie in
Speaker 2: the middle, and then all of a sudden, you look
Speaker 2: out there last week and other than Nashawan, they're all gone.
Speaker 2: You know, it's like the rapture has hit that defense
Speaker 2: and there's a couple of guys standing around, uh, waiting
Speaker 2: to see what's happening.
Speaker 3: But and those guys.
Speaker 2: Are all I mean, it's nothing against any of the
Speaker 2: individual pieces.
Speaker 3: It's just you.
Speaker 2: Can you can say, well, injuries can't be an excuse,
Speaker 2: and everybody likes to say that and talk about next
Speaker 2: man up and all that fun stuff.
Speaker 3: You can say that once one or two guys.
Speaker 2: When it's seven starters, that's a little tougher and you're
Speaker 2: just looking at everything completely different. So you know, I
Speaker 2: think it's going to you know, just take time and
Speaker 2: more people. But I do want to say before I
Speaker 2: lose this thread, uh in my own mind, because that's
Speaker 2: where things go to get lost. Ashawn Robinson, we did.
Speaker 2: I did not know a lot about his game. I'm
Speaker 2: not going full shack. Oh you apology. I was not
Speaker 2: familiar with your game, but I when guys are out
Speaker 2: there on the other coast. If they're an interior lineman,
Speaker 2: you don't always get a full appreciation for what's what
Speaker 2: they're actually doing. That dude is a certified old head
Speaker 2: in a younger person's body because he's out there toughing
Speaker 2: things out.
Speaker 3: He's playing through stuff.
Speaker 2: He goes down, it looks like he ain't coming back,
Speaker 2: he misses one snap and he's back out on the field.
Speaker 2: And he's out there because he kind of.
Speaker 3: Has to be. I mean, he knows that.
Speaker 2: You know, there's a bunch of backup players out there
Speaker 2: on that line with him and Shy Tuttle, so he's
Speaker 2: got to be the guy who carries the load. You know,
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks ago, he played like seventy one
Speaker 2: of seventy five snacks. Yeah, that's Derek Brown percentages. And
Speaker 2: you know, very few people can do it the way
Speaker 2: Derek does it. And you know, I think it's it's
Speaker 2: a credit to Ashawn, who's coming off as.
Speaker 3: A complete pro right now. I mean he is. He
Speaker 3: is one of them old school.
Speaker 2: You know, you've heard me say a million times there's
Speaker 2: two kind of people in the world. There's pack mules
Speaker 2: and show ponies. He's pack mule. One hundred percent. He's
Speaker 2: just putting his head down and doing the thing over
Speaker 2: and over again. I got all the respect in the
Speaker 2: world for the way that guy's working right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean a snapshot of that is what he
Speaker 4: did on Sunday. He got hurt, looked like he got
Speaker 4: pretty banged up on the play. It was one of
Speaker 4: those that we thought we were looking to see if
Speaker 4: he was going to the locker room, and a play
Speaker 4: later he was back on the field.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's just that's not something you necessarily see
Speaker 4: as much anymore. So all the credit to him to
Speaker 4: your point about him being an old head and a
Speaker 4: young man's body. He's been forty five since he was twelve.
Speaker 3: Ah, Like, he's.
Speaker 4: Been a deacon and had a four oh one case
Speaker 4: since he was in middle school. So it definitely fits.
Speaker 4: It fits this whole personality.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel that that's Uh. I have entered that
Speaker 2: stage of life where, yeah, those are the things people
Speaker 2: say about me.
Speaker 3: But he's playing.
Speaker 2: He's playing well, he really is, and that's the kind
Speaker 2: of thing they've got to hang on to. I mean,
Speaker 2: you've got a couple stable veterans upfront, him and Shy
Speaker 2: I think in terms of defense. What you've got to
Speaker 2: really focus on and where this year becomes a valuable
Speaker 2: tool for the Carolina Panthers is all m snaps.
Speaker 3: Trevin Wallace is getting right.
Speaker 2: Because there's a guy who who could end up being
Speaker 2: your future at inside linebacker and a future signal caller,
Speaker 2: and he's getting eleven twelve games of on the job
Speaker 2: training at it. You know, in a perfect world, he
Speaker 2: could have sat and it's like people talk about with quarterbacks,
Speaker 2: you know, let him sit and learn a little bit. Well,
Speaker 2: he was going to be able to do that behind
Speaker 2: Shaq and Josie a lot this year until neither one
Speaker 2: of them are there. And now you know, he's getting
Speaker 2: used to that green dot on his helmet, He's getting
Speaker 2: used to doing the communicating and you know he's that's
Speaker 2: going to benefit him in the future. And that's just
Speaker 2: kind of where you've got to look at this thing
Speaker 2: from a defensive standpoint with the Carolina Panthers.
Speaker 4: I'm really interested to see what Trevin looks like when
Speaker 4: Josie is back on the field too. This and this
Speaker 4: is no disrespect to Claudia and cherylis who has been
Speaker 4: filling in very nicely, but Josie is what.
Speaker 2: Is also hurt and didn't practice yesterday and may not
Speaker 2: be able to go this week.
Speaker 4: Correct minor detail. But Josie is an experienced guy. He's
Speaker 4: an experienced guy in this defense. He's very very smart
Speaker 4: how he plays, and he's a good tackler. And Josie
Speaker 4: is somebody who has called the defense before. So, you know,
Speaker 4: even with Trevin keeping that job, what is it going
Speaker 4: to be like having Josie next to him on the field.
Speaker 4: Could that maybe even speed up the communication and not
Speaker 4: that that's really been an issue, could have speed it
Speaker 4: up even more? You know, can Josie kind of help
Speaker 4: make sure Trevin is in the right position to then
Speaker 4: rely on his instincts and maybe clean up anything that
Speaker 4: a rookie would just naturally miss. I'm interested to see
Speaker 4: the two of them out there together once Josie gets
Speaker 4: back from his hamstring.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's definitely going to be a benefit to Trev's So,
Speaker 2: you know, there's only so much to be said about
Speaker 2: what's happening on that side of the ball right now.
Speaker 2: I mean, again, when you're missing so many people. The
Speaker 2: thing about it is they have maintained a competitive posture
Speaker 2: throughout these games, and something happened during that game the
Speaker 2: other day that kind of took me by surprise. You
Speaker 2: were looking at me like I was an idiot in
Speaker 2: the press box because late in the second half down
Speaker 2: twenty two to ten, and are about to be down
Speaker 2: twenty to ten when I know what you're talking about,
Speaker 2: and they were going into the end zone when it
Speaker 2: lant Us heading into the end zone and Canalis is
Speaker 2: calling time outs, and it kind of took me aback
Speaker 2: for a second, like, oh, what are they doing. What
Speaker 2: they're doing is giving the ball back to Andy Dalton,
Speaker 2: and it's not the kind of thing that you would
Speaker 2: have always anticipated over the last five years here. And
Speaker 2: I kind of joked about it, but I said, I'm
Speaker 2: so not used to being in that position that it
Speaker 2: caught me off guard seeing it. But Andy immediately repaid that.
Speaker 4: Confidence if he got it back with a minute twelve.
Speaker 2: Yeah, drive some downfield in a minute and a half
Speaker 2: for a touchdown. Looked really sharp, moved the ball around
Speaker 2: boom boom boom. So it's a big difference, especially when
Speaker 2: Atlanta was getting the ball back to start second half.
Speaker 2: You know, in previous iterations you were you could have
Speaker 2: been staring at twenty nine to ten in that situation.
Speaker 2: Instead it's twenty two to seventeen to you know, and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, Carolina Panthers are right in this
Speaker 2: state going into the second half.
Speaker 3: So I think it was.
Speaker 4: The very smart coaching decision.
Speaker 2: It was smart coaching decision, and Andy paid it off
Speaker 2: by being the kind of Vett we've talked about, being stable,
Speaker 2: being normal, being able to execute the offense in a hurry,
Speaker 2: and and there are things that we found out. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think by and large we should anticipate the Carolina
Speaker 2: Panthers are going to be able to run the football
Speaker 2: this year. You know, right now it's with Juba Hubbard,
Speaker 2: who is about four carries here and there from four
Speaker 2: straight hundred yard games. And Jonathan Brook started practicing this week,
Speaker 2: and Jonathan looks good, and there's a lot of attention
Speaker 2: on him. I think we're three weeks out from seeing
Speaker 2: him on field. But they ought to be able to
Speaker 2: run no matter which back is back there because of
Speaker 2: those big boys up front, and even with two replacements
Speaker 2: on the field, that continued to be true against the Falcons.
Speaker 4: Rine looked fine. Yeah, you're starting to see Xavier andly
Speaker 4: get come into his own more. Jalen Coker, Man, what
Speaker 4: a fun surprise. There's always one of those every year,
Speaker 4: and I think it's Jalen Coker this year who just
Speaker 4: kind of pops off from an unexpected place. He's so smooth,
Speaker 4: he can he can get down deep. When you bring
Speaker 4: Ian Thomas back, that allows J T. Sanders to kind
Speaker 4: of come that pass catching tight end. A little bit
Speaker 4: more on that two minute drive. I thought this was interesting, Darren.
Speaker 4: You've got a fourteen year vet, which is what allows
Speaker 4: you to have the trust to give him the ball
Speaker 4: back with a little over a minute remaining and to
Speaker 4: have to drive the length of the field. So you've
Speaker 4: got a fourteen year old vet. He handed the ball
Speaker 4: off a couple of times that you and I think
Speaker 4: he might have had one check down to Cuba, But
Speaker 4: other than that, all of his pass catchers were rookies JT.
Speaker 4: Cocher Legette, and he was implementing those guys in his
Speaker 4: clinical two minute drive. That's the kind of balance you
Speaker 4: want to see when you're trying to bring along a
Speaker 4: rookie pass catching class. And it's also why you know
Speaker 4: we can talk a lot about that interception when he
Speaker 4: was trying to get it to Ian Thomas, and the
Speaker 4: game was essentially over during that interception on the first
Speaker 4: drive of the fourth quarter. But you can live if
Speaker 4: you're the offensive side of the ball. You can live
Speaker 4: with plays like that. Those are almost within the margin
Speaker 4: of era because of what you can get with things
Speaker 4: like that two minute drive at the end of the half.
Speaker 4: You've just got to have a defense to balance that out,
Speaker 4: which is a lot of what J. C. Horn was
Speaker 4: saying after the game. You know, for the past few
Speaker 4: years it's been the defense is good, the defense is good,
Speaker 4: we just need an offense. And he was like, now
Speaker 4: the offense is doing their job and we're not holding
Speaker 4: up Oar into the bar game. But yeah, you can
Speaker 4: you can see the potential for so many things on offense.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: They are putting things together on that side of the ball,
Speaker 2: to be sure, and they're going to have to be
Speaker 2: tight this week. I mean, you're going to Washington on Sunday. Congratulations.
Speaker 2: They're second in the league and scoring putting about what
Speaker 2: is it, twenty nine and change a game on the
Speaker 2: board fifteen yards per game, like three seventy eight. I
Speaker 2: think the number is Yeah, Washington is on the other side.
Speaker 4: They just have a dan Quinn defense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, other than that, no problem.
Speaker 2: I mean they are off to quite a start. Jayden
Speaker 2: Daniels obviously getting a lot of attension up there, But
Speaker 2: there's a there's it's going to be a challenge Sunday
Speaker 2: in Washington because they've kind of got to that point
Speaker 2: where Andy and those guys on offense are going to
Speaker 2: have to match points a lot of times.
Speaker 4: So I think we were talking about Cliff Kingsbury with
Speaker 4: Ever earlier. You've only you've got two of the better
Speaker 4: offensive minds for that situation there, because you have Cliff
Speaker 4: Kingsbury calling place and you have Brian Johnson there as
Speaker 4: a quarterback developer. Those are two of the best at
Speaker 4: those jobs. And so of course their offense is going
Speaker 4: to be humming. You give dan Quinn any sort of
Speaker 4: big boys up front, he's going to do a lot
Speaker 4: with them. They did take a hit this week losing
Speaker 4: Jonathan Allen, so that should make Schubo look his chops
Speaker 4: even more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you should be able to Carolina Panthers feel no
Speaker 2: sympathy for this lost.
Speaker 4: Right exactly, And so it could end up being another
Speaker 4: game like that Falcons game, just in the sense of like, Okay,
Speaker 4: who's gonna who's going to keep scoring? Which defense can
Speaker 4: make once one or two stops.
Speaker 2: And if you can get a couple of stops, I
Speaker 2: think there is at least some evidence that uh Andy
Speaker 2: knows guys on that side of the ball are able
Speaker 2: to make a few plays and keep this thing competitive.
Speaker 2: So anyway, so we're on to Washington. We've we've covered
Speaker 2: at length, probably more than we should have, talked about
Speaker 2: the Atlanta game. We talked about the Atlanta game. Uh,
Speaker 2: We've got a lot to do coming up the next
Speaker 2: couple of days. So let's get on with it.
Speaker 3: Uh the box. You had me listening to your growl
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we went back to Taylor and.
Speaker 2: The Last American Dynasty. What a cool story. I knew
Speaker 2: the story of the woman who married the Standard Oil
Speaker 2: air and Rebecca Harkness, Yeah and lived a full in
Speaker 2: good life. I did not know that Taylor Swift bought
Speaker 2: her house.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's what I was saying. You know, kind
Speaker 4: of employees that little bit of an old country writing style,
Speaker 4: whereas like it tells a story and then at the
Speaker 4: end of the story, it's like, oh, yeah, by the way,
Speaker 4: it's me.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And so she now lives in that house. And you know,
Speaker 4: a lot of people said when she first bought it,
Speaker 4: because it was a lot of she was in her
Speaker 4: mid twenties and would have massive Fourth of July parties,
Speaker 4: that it was like it was having Rebecca Harkness back
Speaker 4: in the house. And so I think there's a little
Speaker 4: bit of a kindred spirit there. But love any song
Speaker 4: that tells a good story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no doubt about that, No doubt about that. So
Speaker 3: you were listening to Frank Turner.
Speaker 2: Yes, I finally introduced you to my favorite live act
Speaker 2: in the world.
Speaker 3: What do you think I liked it?
Speaker 4: It was very anthemy. I can see that being the
Speaker 4: song at the concert that gets everybody really amped up
Speaker 4: and going, especially because it was like a It is
Speaker 4: like the song that you sing at the beginning of
Speaker 4: a revival.
Speaker 3: It is into the tent.
Speaker 2: And again Frank Turner's I still believe it is his
Speaker 2: love letter to live music.
Speaker 3: He is a Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2: He is the touring artist. Touring artist. I've seen him
Speaker 2: pushing a dozen times now and will go basically anytime
Speaker 2: he's closed. He he did he decided to break a
Speaker 2: record or something and did fifty.
Speaker 3: States in fifty days.
Speaker 4: Oh wow.
Speaker 2: And so he did Columbia, South Carolina and Charlotte in
Speaker 2: the same day. I went to both shows, got COVID,
Speaker 2: regretted nothing because it's just every show becomes a sing loong,
Speaker 2: which makes it a really good place to you guess
Speaker 2: see that being a single to get covid.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's uh.
Speaker 2: He Frank sings about the need for guitars and drums
Speaker 2: and day desperate poetry. It's a it's a very simple, uh,
Speaker 2: very simple anthem. It's it's his love letter to live
Speaker 2: rock and roll music and what it can do for
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of people when they're doing things together.
Speaker 2: And and as a person who enjoys the communal experience,
Speaker 2: I am it's all for.
Speaker 4: The opening line did make me think of Julius Caesar.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, just like friends, romans, countrymen, lend me your ears.
Speaker 2: It's uh, it's good stuff all the way around. Let's
Speaker 2: listen to some music that makes people happy. Uh, while
Speaker 2: we go about our business this week, have a song
Speaker 2: for you. It's a it is a perfect fall week.
Speaker 2: Should we should we have some fall music I don't know. Oh,
Speaker 2: now we go back to the jukebox again this week.
Speaker 3: What do you got for me? Let's listen to something
Speaker 3: cool and good.
Speaker 4: We are going with a classic Southern crooner, Mississippi man,
Speaker 4: Leon Bridges.
Speaker 3: Have you ever heard of it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, likest to the song and you can say it.
Speaker 3: I've seen him in person. Really good.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, I was gonna go with River, but if
Speaker 4: you already know that song, we can do something different.
Speaker 3: I'm happy to listen to that again.
Speaker 4: That's a good one with River by Leon Bridges.
Speaker 2: I'll listen to Leon Bridges. I am in that time
Speaker 2: of the year where I'm running into all these shows
Speaker 2: that I want to go see but I haven't gone
Speaker 2: to see yet.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And the other night I missed Gillian Welch, who is
Speaker 2: at the night Theater Billion with a g You'll have
Speaker 2: to look that up. You'll have to look up her
Speaker 2: singing Miss Ohio. And I'll just leave it at that.
Speaker 2: So we'll reminisce about the shows we missed. Let's miss
Speaker 2: song I had said, Gillian, Well, oh gosh, Miss Ohio
Speaker 2: okay by Gillian Welch, and you will enjoy her a
Speaker 2: great deal.
Speaker 3: I believe.
Speaker 2: But we'll we'll get back to that, we'll get through
Speaker 2: the music. We'll talk about the Washington game next week
Speaker 2: and see what's coming up. You know, I got to
Speaker 2: dig out my passport. We're we're going to Germany in
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks.
Speaker 4: That is on our bosses desk, per his request.
Speaker 3: There you go, so you're ahead of me.
Speaker 2: We will get all our paperwork in order, we will
Speaker 2: prepare to go overseas, and we will see you next
Speaker 2: week on the Happy Half Hour.