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Speaker 2: This is when cutts start today, all weekend and Monday,

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Speaker 2: and Jerry Jones and Michaeh. Parsons agent's agent are kind

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Speaker 2: of jabbing each other, going back and forth. Jerry was

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Speaker 2: on Michael Irvin's YouTube show and had a couple of

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Speaker 2: things to say. So he talks about what he's willing

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Speaker 2: to pay Micah and on how Micah's agent has messed

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Speaker 2: up the negotiations. Let's start with what Jerry is willing

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Speaker 2: to pay MICHAEH.

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Speaker 3: Parsons.

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Speaker 4: I have agreed to give more money than has ever

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Speaker 4: been given in terms of guaranteed money than anyone ever

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Speaker 4: has as far as a defensive player. Mike has got

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Speaker 4: three years with Cowboys LIT. At some point somebody has

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Speaker 4: the check. Mike has got to do the play. What

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Speaker 4: is the least incremental part of the whole equation the

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Speaker 4: attorney or the agent he works for Micah.

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Speaker 2: Okay, he tried to backdoor the negotiations by excluding Michael

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Speaker 2: Parson's agent and going to Micah. You're not allowed to

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Speaker 2: do that, and he admitted doing that. Whereas years ago

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Speaker 2: he would go to the agents and then he would negotiate.

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Speaker 2: Now he wants to take the agents out. He wants

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Speaker 2: to talk to the player. Here is Jerry Jones talking

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Speaker 2: about Michael Parsons agent screwing things up.

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Speaker 4: We wanted to send the details to the agent. The

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Speaker 4: agent soldiers to Bepper asked. Mike and I talked, and

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Speaker 4: agent and we had our agreements on term amun guarantees, everything.

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Speaker 4: We were going to send it over to the agent,

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Speaker 4: and the agent said, don't bother because we've got all

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Speaker 4: that to negotiate. Well, we've got this theory resolved in

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Speaker 4: my mind for the dollars cowboys, and we've got it done.

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Speaker 4: And if the agent wants to finish up the detail,

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Speaker 4: which is should and we're ready to go. But as

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Speaker 4: far as the amount of money, the years, the guarantees,

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Speaker 4: all of that, we negotiate.

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Speaker 2: Okay, can we go back to the beginning of that,

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Speaker 2: because did we bleep out.

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Speaker 3: The wrong thing?

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Speaker 2: Did weep? We bleep out stick instead of ass? Okay, Marvin,

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Speaker 4: We wanted to send the details to the agent. The

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Speaker 2: It makes it sound like he said something really bad

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Speaker 2: leading up to bleep up your ants.

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Speaker 3: That's hilarious, Marvin. Did you do the bleeping here?

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Speaker 5: I think that the back room was trying to downplay

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Speaker 5: word stick and the word ass really is not a

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Speaker 5: big deal on national radio. I think that's what they

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Speaker 5: were doing. Stick isn't either, right, but they by getting

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Speaker 5: rid of the word stick, you kind of dumbed down

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Speaker 2: Well now, I really you know, I was like, wait

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Speaker 2: a minute, what did he say? And then I soul

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Speaker 2: it was written out and it said, you know, stick

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Speaker 3: And I'm thinking, we just bleeped out stick. Yeah.

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Speaker 6: See, it's like pixelating someone's belly button and not their genitals.

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Speaker 3: That's essentially what we just did.

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Speaker 5: Which we may have done.

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Speaker 2: This is why we don't win a sports him. You know,

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Speaker 2: this is why Paulie's going and checking with the back

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Speaker 2: room guys. Uh oh, there's going to be bleep to pay.

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Speaker 2: Paulie's going to tell them to bleep it up their ass.

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Speaker 2: What's the poll question today?

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Speaker 3: I wonder if we actually did that in house or not.

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Speaker 2: Uh I hope I did it come likestgation.

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Speaker 3: The motto of our news team.

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Speaker 3: Let's go to the newsroom.

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Speaker 5: We're calling it as Kate dan uh. The IT team

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Speaker 5: just went back and the entire BRG conglomerate, all of

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Speaker 5: them said, we had nothing to do with that. We

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Speaker 5: didn't edit it, tweet do anything to it. Marvin said

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Speaker 3: Marvin, that's exactly how it came to us. Okay, on

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Speaker 3: my son's oh you don't yeah your bleep, I.

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Speaker 7: Swear I bleep.

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Speaker 3: Where did it come from that piece of sound? It

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Speaker 8: No, it came from all like iHeart sends us okay

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Speaker 3: So that's where I got it from. And so and

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Speaker 3: it was funnier this way, was it not?

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Speaker 5: Fairpoint?

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Speaker 2: Well, I'm listening to it and I'm not even hearing

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Speaker 2: the rest of what Jerry's saying. I'm only hearing about

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Speaker 2: Wait a minute, what did we just bleep out? If

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Speaker 2: we didn't bleep out a us Okay, we're just getting

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Speaker 3: Whole question today.

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Speaker 9: I just want to roll with this. I listened to them.

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Speaker 9: They told us to bleep it up our Here's one

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Speaker 9: from Paul who had the wonkiest career. What might I

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Speaker 9: also say made perhaps the choppiest career. Oh that's Polway's

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Speaker 3: Love it. Steve Young, Kurt Warner, Nick Foles.

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Speaker 5: Other Okay, this is based on.

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Speaker 3: This an interesting list, Yeah, really is.

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Speaker 5: It's based on Steve Young's career. Steve Young was a

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Speaker 5: first ballot Hall of Fame quarterback without making a Pro

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Speaker 5: the age of thirty. He did all his work from

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Speaker 5: thirty one to thirty seven. That is as unique as

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Speaker 5: it gets in sports. We're actually looking for a comp

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Speaker 5: Nick Foles. Nick Foles made a Pro Bowl at age

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Speaker 5: twenty four. He had twenty seven touchdowns and two picks

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Speaker 5: for Philly with the Chip Kelly era. Then he bounced

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Speaker 5: around the league five different teams, and then he was

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Speaker 5: a Super Bowl MVP against Tom Brady. That's his career,

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Speaker 5: two things. And then Kurt Warner it takes a while

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Speaker 5: getting the league, starts at age twenty seven, becomes an

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Speaker 5: MVP and wins to Super Bowl. The Rams bounces around

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Speaker 2: Well, we saw Kurt Warner do something incredible with the

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Speaker 2: Greatest Show on Turf, and then he was a backup

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Speaker 2: that we thought his career was over. I don't know

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Speaker 2: if we expected anything out of Nick Foles. He had

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Speaker 2: the one year with Chip Kelly and that was a

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Speaker 2: being the Super Bowl MVP. Steve Young had a lot

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Speaker 2: of talent. He was in the USFL. I think one

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Speaker 2: thirty years of age, thirty one years of age to

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Speaker 2: become a Pro Bowl quarterback, that's pretty remarkable. I don't

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Speaker 2: not making a Pro Bowl or an All Pro before

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Speaker 2: they were thirty one years of age, And unless it's

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Speaker 2: a kicker, I don't know if there's anybody else that

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Speaker 2: would have followed that formula.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Paul, we're looking it up.

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Speaker 5: Because most guys do most of their damage from age

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Speaker 5: twenty five to thirty Pro Bowls All Pros and their resume.

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Speaker 5: The one that I thought might be in there would

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Speaker 5: be Roger Staubach at the Cowboys, because I don't think

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Speaker 5: he started playing to age twenty seven and he didn't

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Speaker 5: really get the starting job. I just looked it up.

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Speaker 5: Roger Stauback's first Pro Bowl, All Pro. He was twenty

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Speaker 3: He's close.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good comp because Roger was splitting time

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Speaker 2: with Craig Morton wrecked and you wonder Roger Stallback and

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Speaker 2: Steve Young were similar. They were really athletic quarterbacks, one

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Speaker 2: right handed, one left handed. Roger had the military commitment

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Speaker 2: He was with Tampa. But the fact that the Niners

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Speaker 2: trade for him and he sits for four years, four

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Speaker 2: years behind Joe Montana. You wonder what he would have

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Speaker 2: been like if he was playing at twenty four twenty five.

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Speaker 2: And you wonder with Roger Staubach, if he started playing,

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Speaker 2: what if Steve Young does not get traded to the Niners.

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Speaker 2: What if Joe Montana doesn't get traded to the Kansas

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Speaker 7: Wow?

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Speaker 2: You know, the sports is filled with these kind of

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Speaker 2: stories like if that doesn't happen, then that doesn't happen.

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Speaker 2: But we'll talk to Steve Young a little bit later

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Speaker 2: on and Mark Schlereth will join us coming up the

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Speaker 2: NFL on Fox. Annaly's former Denver Bronco offensive lineman. What

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Speaker 2: other pole question are we entertaining today, Seaton?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, we're running with that one hour one. We're also

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Speaker 6: going to put up a second pole question. Is a

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Speaker 6: better word to describe their career as wonky or choppy?

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Speaker 3: That that is part due? Okay, Paulie loves him some chopping.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it might be choppy because Nick Foles early greatness,

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Speaker 5: late greatness, Kurt Warner early greatness, late greatness.

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Speaker 3: They're all interesting people in their own right. Yeah, all right.

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Speaker 5: He played seven years in Canada. He joined Houston but

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Speaker 15: up a room when they walk out of it. He

440
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Speaker 15: lights up the room when he walks into it, right.

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Speaker 15: He is just a guy that brings energy, brings excitement,

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Speaker 15: a guy that's super respected within that locker room and

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Speaker 15: within that community. So that guy, to me makes a

444
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Speaker 15: huge difference. Listen, Trey Hendrickson is a phenomenal football player.

445
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Speaker 15: Love watching him play, But in Cincinnati, the one thing

446
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Speaker 15: they want to do is they want to sit back

447
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Speaker 15: and shotgun and throw the football, and like the way

448
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Speaker 15: they are built, the way they are constructed, they're going

449
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Speaker 15: to try to outscore people.

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Speaker 7: That's what they did last year.

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Speaker 15: Their offensive coordinator came out this offseason said, Hey, we

452
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Speaker 15: just got to outscore people, and I thought to myself,

453
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Speaker 15: how'd that work for you last year. It's the dumbest

454
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Speaker 15: thing I've ever heard, because the way they're constructed, they're

455
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Speaker 15: not a playoff team. They're wasting Joe Burrow because they

456
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Speaker 15: they basically make him play the entirety of four quarters

457
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Speaker 15: on a high dive, and ultimately, that's a recipe for disaster,

458
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Speaker 15: and you got to take that guy off the high

459
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Speaker 15: dive occasionally. You've got to give him opportunities just to

460
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Speaker 15: take a breather, and they never do. It's all on

461
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Speaker 15: Joe Burrow twenty four to seven in Cincinnati. So whether

462
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Speaker 15: they sign Hendrickson or not, that's not going to change

463
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Speaker 15: the philosophy of how they play.

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Speaker 2: I'm always curious how you know former players analysts read

465
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Speaker 2: what a rookie quarterback does in the preseason, because this

466
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Speaker 2: is what I hear, Well, it's preseason, or hey did

467
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Speaker 2: you see.

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Speaker 3: Jackson Dart light it up?

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Speaker 2: And then I go, well, wait a minute, it's just

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Speaker 2: pre season, Like when does it matter? And when does

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Speaker 2: it not matter? With Shador Sanders look really good, Jackson

472
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Speaker 2: Dart has looked really good. I you know, Jalen Milrow,

473
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Speaker 2: I don't know what is real and not real, So

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Speaker 2: help me out.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I think that. I think that.

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Speaker 15: You know, I always say this, and I think I

477
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Speaker 15: probably stole it from John Lynch. But the preseason doesn't count.

478
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Speaker 15: But it does matter. It matters how you play, It

479
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Speaker 15: matters the attitude you have, It matters how you go

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Speaker 15: out there and execute. And so ultimately, the preseason is

481
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Speaker 15: the base of what you do. So if you're talking

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Speaker 15: about the structure of an offense, for instance, here is

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Speaker 15: what we are.

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Speaker 7: Now.

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Speaker 15: As you get into the season, you build on that base, correct,

486
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Speaker 15: Like you add plays that go with certain plays, right,

487
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Speaker 15: you have adjunct plays based on what the defense does.

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Speaker 7: So you're adding to that playbook.

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Speaker 15: But the base of what you're going to do is

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Speaker 15: what you execute in preseason. And if you're good at

491
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Speaker 15: that stuff, I mean, I want back to back championships.

492
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Speaker 15: In Denver, we ran six plays.

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Speaker 7: Now we did it.

494
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Speaker 15: Add a lot of different formations, a lot of personnel groupings, and.

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Speaker 7: All that stuff.

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Speaker 15: So that requires the quarterback to have more on his

497
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Speaker 15: plate and you know, to orchestrate the motions and the

498
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Speaker 15: shifts and all that stuff. But the bottom line, you're

499
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Speaker 15: good at your base stuff, everything builds off of that.

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Speaker 15: And so for Jackson Dart or Shadure Sanders, if you

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Speaker 15: can execute the base stuff, well, if we're really good.

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Speaker 7: At that, you know, it's like the ten thousand hour rule.

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Speaker 15: It's we've done this as an offense ten thousand times.

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Speaker 7: You've defended a one hundred times. We're better than you

505
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Speaker 7: and we know it, and.

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Speaker 15: We're just gonna go out and now execute you. You

507
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Speaker 15: can have success as a rookie. Now, if you have

508
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Speaker 15: to trick everything up Dan because you're not very good

509
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Speaker 15: and you have to outscheme people.

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Speaker 7: Well then you fall into trouble. Right. That's when when

511
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Speaker 7: you can't just line up and.

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Speaker 15: Say, man, we're really good at these five things and

513
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Speaker 15: we can execute these five things and build off of those.

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Speaker 7: Well, if you can't do that, then you're going to

515
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Speaker 7: be in trouble.

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Speaker 15: But if your rookie quarterback can execute those things, I

517
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Speaker 15: think you're all right.

518
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Speaker 7: I think you can move forward.

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Speaker 15: They say, hey, listen, man, if you're a victim, right,

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Speaker 15: don't play this game, right. If you want to blame

525
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Speaker 15: somebody else, If you want to blame the running back

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528
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529
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Speaker 15: running back is sucking hind you know what, we're going

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Speaker 15: to move on from him, and we're gonna bench him

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Speaker 15: in the first.

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Speaker 7: Quarter and bring somebody else on.

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Speaker 15: Or your quarterback gets injured on the fourth play of

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Speaker 2: You blocked for Trell Davis. He rushed for two thousand

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Speaker 2: yards and you won the Super Bowl that year, correct, Yes,

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Speaker 2: And I'm curious if you compared that season to what

544
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Speaker 2: Saquon Barkley did last season with the Eagles, who had

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Speaker 2: a best season.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, Saquon was absolutely amazing. The Philadelphia Eagles,

547
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Speaker 15: like just from top to bottom, their roster is just

548
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Speaker 15: ridiculously good. So yeah, I just think that one of

549
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Speaker 15: the things that has happened here in the recent years,

550
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Speaker 15: and this business and the business of football is so cyclical.

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Speaker 15: I think one of the things that's really been interesting

552
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Speaker 15: to me is watch the resurgence of the running game

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Speaker 15: and how much people are putting, the importance people are

554
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Speaker 15: putting into that, and it's really it's really interesting to

555
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Speaker 15: watch how offenses have kind of looked at what defenses

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Speaker 15: have done to them. So this got to be such

557
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Speaker 15: a passing league, Dan, and such small people that you know,

558
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Speaker 15: in my day, everybody was you know, linebackers are two

559
00:29:07,640 --> 00:29:10,040
Speaker 15: hundred and fifty pounds, right, and they're taking on guards

560
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Speaker 15: and stuff. Now everybody's two fifteen, two twenty. They can

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Speaker 15: run like the wins sideline to sideline. They got to cover,

562
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Speaker 15: and offenses have just said, well, let's just play Smash Bob,

563
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Speaker 15: Like I had this rule when I was playing. If

564
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Speaker 15: a fight breaks out and it comes between the little

565
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Speaker 15: guy and the big guy punched the little guy, they

566
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Speaker 15: go down a lot faster, right, So if you can

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Speaker 15: get a three hundred and thirty pound guard on a

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Speaker 15: two hundred and fifteen pound linebacker, let's go.

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Speaker 7: Or the fullbacks, like.

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Speaker 15: How many fullbacks do you see in the league right

571
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Speaker 15: now that are close to three hundred pounds that played

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Speaker 15: detackle in college, Like it's the way it's going right now.

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Speaker 15: I've been watching a bunch of preseason I'm watching fullbacks.

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Speaker 15: They're my favorite players. I watching fullbacks like Ricard and

575
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Speaker 15: this Oots kid in Seattle out of Alabama and he's

576
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Speaker 15: just shortened necks out there, and I'm like, this is awesome.

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Speaker 15: I love this style of football.

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Speaker 7: I'm in Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I years ago I kept say saying, somebody is going

580
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Speaker 2: to be counterintuitive and they're going to run the ball

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Speaker 2: because everybody was really uh lean. It was all about quickness,

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Speaker 2: about getting to the quarterback. And I thought, if somebody

583
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Speaker 2: gets a running game, it's almost like Whitey Herzog with

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Speaker 2: his Cardinals in Saint Louis years ago. All they did

585
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Speaker 2: is run. Yeah, and I still think you could do

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Speaker 2: that in baseball where you had speed. Everybody's got power,

587
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Speaker 2: but you have speed just to be different than somebody else.

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Speaker 2: And now you're kind of seeing a renaissance, which I

589
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Speaker 2: think is great for the game. I think it's great

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Speaker 2: that you have these these running backs who are you

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Speaker 2: know not you know, we basically kind of stripped them

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Speaker 2: down and said, uh yeah, go out there, maybe past

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Speaker 2: block and run out for some you know, pass catches.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's I love it. I love it as well.

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Speaker 15: The other thing, you know, you get into is so

596
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Speaker 15: there's so much side to side speed and these linebackers,

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Speaker 15: like I mentioned two fifteen, two twenty, but can run

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Speaker 15: like the wind, and they get advantages when you run

599
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Speaker 15: the ball outside or you flip it out there in

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Speaker 15: a screen game and all that stuff because they can

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Speaker 15: just run and go tackle and hit people.

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Speaker 7: So one of the things, you know, the.

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Speaker 15: Thought process is, all right, well, if they've got the

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Speaker 15: advantage of going side to side, let's slow them down

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Speaker 15: and let's not let them move. So let's attack straight

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Speaker 15: downhill with a tight zone or an ISO play, and

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Speaker 15: let's put you know, Bob our back on your backer

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Speaker 15: like our full back at three hundred pounds on your

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Speaker 15: two hundred fifteen pounds linebacker, and let's make them stop

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Speaker 15: their feet. Let's take the advantage of speed away from

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Speaker 15: the defense, and let's just go after them.

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Speaker 7: And you've seen a lot of that, man, I love watching.

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Speaker 15: Obviously, it's a little bit different in Baltimore because you

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Speaker 15: got to throw in Lamar Jackson into the mix with

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Speaker 15: his ability to run. But I love that style of football.

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Speaker 15: I'd love what they're doing in the run game right now.

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Speaker 15: And you know, it reminds me of nineties football, which

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Speaker 15: I'm all about.

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Speaker 3: Meanest defensive lineman you blocked or tried.

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Speaker 7: To, the meanest guy.

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Speaker 8: You know.

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Speaker 15: John Randall was nasty. I mean, the guy Warren Sapp

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Speaker 15: was nasty. But the guy that really, like myself and

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Speaker 15: I think everybody was scared of, was uh, Lawrence Taylor.

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Speaker 15: I mean, you know, he played linebacker quote unquote, but dude,

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Speaker 15: you would break the huddle, man, and.

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Speaker 7: You'd peak because you didn't want to look right.

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Speaker 15: You'd peak, you'd had countercalled and you just kind of

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Speaker 15: peeked down there and he's frothing at the bit and

630
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Speaker 15: he like and you're just like, man, I gotta go

631
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Speaker 15: trap this guy, and I know this is gonna hurt

632
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Speaker 15: me a lot more than it's gonna hurt him. And

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Speaker 15: you just didn't want to give him a hint. But

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Speaker 15: he knew, and he just had that ability as soon

635
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Speaker 15: as you come screaming down the line of a scrimmage

636
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Speaker 15: man to sink his hips and lower his shoulder and

637
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Speaker 15: then just explode into you. You knew maybe just like,

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Speaker 15: oh man, he dog cussed me a couple of times

639
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Speaker 15: and game and I thought for sure he's gonna kill me.

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Speaker 15: Like I just was like, oh my gosh, may't cut

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Speaker 15: him one time or something.

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Speaker 7: They're like, if you ever do that again, you.

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Speaker 15: Know You're like, yes, sir, mister Taylor, I won't never

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Speaker 15: do it again.

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Speaker 7: I promise. Uh.

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Speaker 15: Yeah he was. He was frightening. What unbelievable, change the game,

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Speaker 15: change the game.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he was the first edge rusher. When you think

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Speaker 2: we didn't call him an edge rusher. It was just

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Speaker 2: a linebacker who was fast. And then Derek Brooks No, no,

651
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Speaker 2: who was uh uh Derek Thomas.

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Speaker 15: Derek Thomas Yeah, yeah, played that played that kind of edge. Yeah,

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Speaker 15: we counted him as a big I tell you. The

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Speaker 15: other thing we did with Lawrence is what I was

655
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Speaker 15: just talking to you about. He couldn't run away from him.

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Speaker 15: He chased everything down. So we just ran at him

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Speaker 15: at all times and made him stop his feet. And

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Speaker 15: that wasn't very successful either to him. But it was

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Speaker 15: like the the lesson the.

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Speaker 3: Lesser veteroth world.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, we're gonna get her ass kicked either way, but

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Speaker 15: we might will get her ass kicked.

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Speaker 2: To the point, I remember an offensive coordinator saying that

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Speaker 2: the best way to go after Alan Page of the

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Speaker 2: Purple People leaders the Minnesota Vikings, was to go at him.

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Speaker 2: And you know, I was trying to wrap my head

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Speaker 2: around that logic that here's their best player Hall of famer,

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Speaker 2: and he said, you must take away his legs, so

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Speaker 2: go at him so you know where he is instead

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Speaker 2: of he's going to eventually catch up to you.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I thought it was a brilliant approach. He said it

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Speaker 2: wasn't always successful, but at least we knew Alan Page

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Speaker 2: wasn't going to track down a running back.

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Speaker 3: And it's the same with lt.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, for sure. There's a couple of guys that we

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Speaker 15: did that with. I tell you, you know, for the

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Speaker 15: rap that Bill Belichick gets for, you know, being a

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Speaker 7: Man I did.

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Speaker 15: I did a New England game a couple of years

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Speaker 15: ago and sat down with Bill and we made our

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Speaker 15: introductor and introductions around the table, and then he just

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Speaker 15: looked at me and he goes, We've had some freaking battles,

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Speaker 15: haven't we. And then we talked about Redskins giants back

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Speaker 15: in the late eighties, early nineties, and we probably talked

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Speaker 15: for thirty minutes. Had nothing to do with the game

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Speaker 15: I was calling, just about that time and game planning,

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Speaker 15: and it was.

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Speaker 7: It was one of the coolest conversations I've ever had.

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Speaker 2: Mark Schlareth Renegade Fantasy, the first fantasy game app that

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Speaker 2: Great to catch up with you again, Mark, Thanks for

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Speaker 2: joining us.

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Speaker 7: You gotta Dan, take care, buddy. Always good to be

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Speaker 7: with you.

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Speaker 3: We'll take a break.

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Speaker 16: Days the super Bowl Boys, Let's go Fritzy Dan. I

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Speaker 16: wanted to quickly comment on Paully's shirt from earlier this week.

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Speaker 16: If you let Polly barrow your happy Gilmore Too mustache,

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Speaker 16: he'd give off major magnum p I vibes straight up

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Speaker 16: Tom Selleck.

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Speaker 3: Baby.

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Speaker 18: But I was, I was.

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Speaker 16: I was surfing the old air Quotes cable the other

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Speaker 16: night and I stumbled across across the show called bye bye, Barry.

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Speaker 16: What a fantastic job done by all and I had

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Speaker 16: no idea you were in it DP, which was awesome.

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Speaker 16: I mean, that was great and just reminded me of

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Speaker 16: what could have been and how much talent the Lions

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Speaker 16: just totally mishandled.

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Speaker 3: Not good good, Thank you Buddha.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I've known Barry a long long time his junior

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Speaker 2: year at Oklahoma State Aiden in Utah. Hi, Aidan, what's

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Speaker 2: on your mind?

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Speaker 18: Hey, big man, good mon. I'm coming to you for

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Speaker 18: some life advice on all of your wisdom. This weekend,

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Speaker 18: I am going to propose to my girlfriend of four years,

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Speaker 18: and I want any and all advice from you and

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Speaker 18: all the Dennets.

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Speaker 3: What is your plan?

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Speaker 18: So I have told her we are having a family

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Speaker 18: dinner up the mountain, which is something we usually do,

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Speaker 18: so it shouldn't be she shouldn't suspect it, you know.

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Speaker 18: And then I have a I have it set up.

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Speaker 18: There'll be a sign there, I'll tuck away in from trees.

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Speaker 18: I'll have a photographer hidden away and I'll just walk

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Speaker 18: around the corner and I shall see it and it

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Speaker 18: should hopefully be a complete surprise.

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Speaker 8: Okay, Yes, Todd one thing that comes to mind for

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Speaker 8: me because I don't have that because I propose the

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Speaker 8: JFK airport and I can never go back to that

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Speaker 8: exact spot.

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Speaker 3: Is wherever spot he picks.

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Speaker 8: Make sure it's a spot that in the future that

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Speaker 8: you could always go back to that exact spot. Assume

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Speaker 8: you're just gonna say yes so that that a spot

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Speaker 8: will always be. Then you'll be able to find it

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Speaker 8: and go romantically down thereat to SEB and we.

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Speaker 2: Just couldn't go back to baggage claim a JFK with

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Speaker 2: all the construction.

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Speaker 8: I have no idea where that spot is anymore. But

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Speaker 8: all I know is I wish I had done it.

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Speaker 8: I had to do it because I was. We were

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Speaker 8: flying out for a surprise trip to Miami after I propose,

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Speaker 8: But I wish there was a spot where you can

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Speaker 8: go to the exact place you got on the knee,

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Speaker 8: which I can't serve.

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Speaker 6: You'll only go to JFK if you absolutely have to

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Speaker 6: go there, that is true. Never never visit for fun.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, make sure you got to play aid.

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Speaker 5: I would say this if your family is going to

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Speaker 5: be involved or there during the questioning, do it fast

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Speaker 5: so nobody spoils it like I'm family member, walks in,

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Speaker 5: sees the girl and says, howd go pull the trigger

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Speaker 5: real quick?

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Speaker 3: Yeah? See yeah.

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Speaker 6: I think the longer you wait, the more nervous you're

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Speaker 6: going to be. So just get in there. Like PAULI said, Also,

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Speaker 6: in case you're thinking of being funny, you're not as

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Speaker 6: funny as you think you are. I know that I

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Speaker 6: don't know you, Aiden, but trust me, you're not as

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Speaker 6: funny as you think you are.

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Speaker 3: Don't try to make this funny. Just do it from

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Speaker 3: the heart.

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Speaker 2: Good luck, Aiden, we'd like to know about it next week.

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Speaker 2: Perry and Charlotte Hi, Perry.

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Speaker 19: Hey Dan, First Time, Long Time, five ten seventy on

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Speaker 19: a good day, quick story, and then a question on

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Speaker 19: promotion relegation college football. I was in the Bahamas a

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Speaker 19: couple of months back for a wedding and we were

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Speaker 19: we were taking the rental card to a boat day

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Speaker 19: an hour of the island. We were trying to find

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Speaker 19: some music to listen to on the radio. Scan the

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Speaker 19: radio all I can find our fantash speaking stations until

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Speaker 19: what do U stumble into the Dan Patrick Show. I

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Speaker 19: know you joke about having strong followings and you know,

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Speaker 19: random staves like Stockholm in Tokyo, but I can confirm

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Speaker 19: you are accessible in that small island of a Luthra

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Speaker 19: in the Bahamas.

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Speaker 3: Awesome.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, call back to a conversation just kind of the

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Speaker 19: past couple of months with promotion relegation college football. What

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Speaker 19: makes pro row works so well in European soccers. You know,

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Speaker 19: they have a balanced schedule. They play home and aways

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Speaker 19: with every team in the league. They play thirty eight

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Speaker 19: game seasons. No team can say they played, you know,

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Speaker 19: a tougher schedule than the other due to the league.

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Speaker 2: Oh it's Stanholt seaton'll talk. Let's just bring that one

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Speaker 2: back yet seat and we'll talk to you. Ed Werder,

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Speaker 2: covering the Cowboys, joins us in about twenty minutes from now.