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Speaker 1: Eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox. That is eight

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Speaker 1: for joining us. Before we get started here, I want

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Speaker 1: to play some sound from Christopher mad Dog Russo.

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Speaker 4: You love them, I love them, Everyone loves them.

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Speaker 1: This is him being confused about the news that broke yesterday,

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Speaker 1: and we were all confused in defensive Christopher mad Dog Russo.

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Speaker 2: But this is about the news. We go arding Tony

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Speaker 2: Clark play fells.

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Speaker 5: Now, whether the MLB put out a statement, they got

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Speaker 5: the word of course to their guys today to get

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Speaker 5: this out that it was due to an inappropriate relationship

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Speaker 5: with a sister in law who you know is in

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Speaker 6: What's so inappropriate about that? I understand?

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Speaker 2: I mean, you know this happens.

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Speaker 5: All the time, this stuff. I mean, why why would

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Speaker 5: that be considered inappropriate? It's his system in raw, all right?

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Speaker 5: So it's his brother's wife. I mean, I you know,

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Speaker 5: I guess it's inappropriate, but maybe the isn't that a

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Speaker 5: family matter more so than is a union matter?

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Speaker 4: It broachs.

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Speaker 7: Incredible stud I never would have thought that would get

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Speaker 7: a take that sad dog with land dog.

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Speaker 6: I think you know.

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Speaker 7: I was driving in and I was listening to MB

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Speaker 7: Network radio. My buddy Ryan Spellber was just talking. But

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Speaker 7: it's just initially, hey, the FEDS are investigating some behavior.

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Speaker 7: Tony clarkson a step aside of already not good? What's

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Speaker 7: inad and goes, hey, good guy. I've known Tony like

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Speaker 7: a long time great family man, So that I sell

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Speaker 7: the straight inappropriate relationship non bursting out laughing, great family man. Okay, well,

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Speaker 7: clearly definitely a family man guy. But when the Feds

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Speaker 7: are involved, it's already over. But the fact that mad

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Speaker 7: Docks say, what's the issue. But even Joel Schumann we

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Speaker 7: had on Emily Network and he said, quote he goes,

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Speaker 4: He had the fact in an inappropriate relationship.

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Speaker 7: So even people are very fixed on that terminology, like

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Speaker 7: he didn't see it for inappropriation for a badcor to go, well,

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Speaker 7: he didn't have an inapproper relationship.

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Speaker 6: Okay, it's a family really, that's the take you're landing on.

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Speaker 4: Tony has been running the union for thirteen years. Inappropriate

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Speaker 6: What's the big deal.

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Speaker 7: Let's go ahead and get a building with Rob Manford

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Speaker 7: for more labor peace.

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Speaker 6: Incredible take by Doggie It Bruce.

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Speaker 8: I understand in this climate, with all the news that

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Speaker 7: But it should jump off the Paige and g regardless. Right,

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Speaker 7: Like I'm curious too, but either romantic brothers pretty brutal

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Speaker 4: Either way, this is a quadad.

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Speaker 1: Well is so right? It's the best take I've heard

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Speaker 1: on this. It's it's nearly impossible when the Feds are

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Speaker 7: You imagine I had the radio hit to do these

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Speaker 7: If it's a civil missie municipality issue the federal government,

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Speaker 2: Are we headed towards a workstop at a Major league

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Speaker 7: And of course that's the first thing I really wants

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Speaker 7: So the guy who's been running the union for thirteen

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Speaker 4: So what does this mean for my baseball? Right? That's

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Speaker 7: I think most people within the game think we're headed

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Speaker 4: I think we had a lockout previous season.

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Speaker 7: You know, March twenty twenty two we missed ninety nine days,

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Speaker 7: Because what does it mean the players, They don't miss

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Speaker 4: Out, January we're locking out.

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Speaker 4: No one's getting paid.

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Speaker 7: It doesn't matter anyways, right, and you can see the

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Speaker 4: But I don't think we're gonna miss games.

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Speaker 7: I think that people realize there's too much money at

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Speaker 7: stake right now baseball has had seventy million fans three

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Speaker 7: straight years. You can give me all the rhetoric the

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Speaker 7: do you want to miss checks? You want to miss games?

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Speaker 4: Are not? And the owners? Could you want to miss checks?

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Speaker 4: You wanna miss games or not? I think ultimately both

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Speaker 7: They become champions and they've aible to be successful. So

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Speaker 7: that's the argument in favor of the cap. I know

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Speaker 4: It's not good for the game, and I understand, I

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Speaker 7: Some levels say well, why should there be a cap?

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Speaker 7: Why do the owners need to regulate themselves? If the

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Speaker 7: Dodgers want to spend four hundred thirty million dollars, that's

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Speaker 7: a issue. We have a luxury tax that's supposed to

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Speaker 7: So it really don't matter of beast too. As long

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Speaker 4: The swarter people that me will figure it out. We'll

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Speaker 1: Eight seven, seven ninety nine On Fox, Go ahead Taylor,

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Speaker 1: Taylor's on assign made Port Saint Lucy covering the Mets

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Speaker 9: Go ahead, Taylor, Adam, what do you think about the

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Speaker 9: Yankee strategy to run it back with the same exact

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Speaker 7: I was waiting for the rage of Taylor, who has

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Speaker 7: Rageocy is almost.

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Speaker 4: Over pictures and catches the reporting.

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Speaker 7: Let's go, So I'll go in favor of Cash and Boonie.

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Speaker 7: They won ninety four games last year, Like what do

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Speaker 7: they're running it back.

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Speaker 7: Back late April, early May. Carrett Cole's one of my

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Speaker 4: Takes about a month to build up. But second Haffy

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Speaker 7: Garrett Cole, I thought, Belger is the most important guy

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Speaker 7: for you, Taylor. He's back thirty two and a half

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Speaker 7: At these ben MGMs and stuff. They got the Yankees

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Speaker 7: Last time I checked, the Blue Jays pushed him around,

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Speaker 7: They're the team that came within one game winning the

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Speaker 7: World Series. But I am not as anti Yankee as

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Speaker 4: You know what the Yankees got him. It would have

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Speaker 7: Is there a name method that you were clamoring for

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Speaker 9: good regular season team, but there seems to be this

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Speaker 10: To be like, what the Blue Jays did to us

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Speaker 9: But when you watch those games, nothing, nothing about it

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Speaker 7: No, the Jays push him around. You're right about that,

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Speaker 7: I mean, especially those games in Toronto. I mean it

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Speaker 7: As far as Rogers Center, it was a house of

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Speaker 7: horrors and Flatty in particular was an absolute Yankee killer.

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Speaker 6: So I'm with you on that.

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Speaker 7: I don't necessarily subscribe to the theory that well, it happened,

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Speaker 4: We why would it happen again?

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Speaker 6: Like I could clearly see the Jays again beating the

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Speaker 4: Boba Schet, You're right, as a hit machine, he'd be

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Speaker 7: Parolta's an absolute stud for Steat's's Mets. It's a very

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Speaker 3: I wanted to see if you could have any budget

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Speaker 7: And I've always said, of course, and still love this

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Speaker 7: Years ago, Carmelo Anthony I read a little blurb in

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Speaker 6: He's like, pretty good work. This is like two thousand

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Speaker 7: And David Mariners, who wrote the definitive biography of Clemente,

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Speaker 4: Well, David, give me your book. I'm making it.

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Speaker 7: It's called The Passionate Grace of Baseball's Last Great Hero.

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Speaker 7: PBS released an outstanding documentary on Clement and there's lots

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Speaker 6: A home run.

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Speaker 12: The book, I think.

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Speaker 8: Sorry the book, by the way, it's called Cinephile Interviews,

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Speaker 4: Go ahead, Michael, sorry about that.

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Speaker 10: That's all right. I was just going to say, I

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Speaker 6: Yes, that's not even a question.

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Speaker 7: I would produce the Clemente film. I would dedicate years

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Speaker 2: Who would you cast as Federer? I know you thought

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Speaker 6: He could pay Spider Man.

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Speaker 4: He can play fed You.

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Speaker 12: Know what, That's not terrible.

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Speaker 8: I had a different image of him in my head,

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Speaker 4: Andrew Garfield is federal gonna make this happen? Is so you?

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Speaker 7: You guys discussed this right, Yeah, there's no doubt. Well

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Speaker 4: So we've gotta do something about this. I've gotta be in.

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Speaker 7: Rhode Island in Newport and this can't be example, I'm

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Speaker 7: Me and Brant have got to get some sort of access.

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Speaker 7: And I think we have an idea, Marty Fish, Bunny

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Speaker 4: Now it can be ten.

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Speaker 4: I'm on it.

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Speaker 2: Or you want to ask him?

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Speaker 6: You can, Marty.

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Speaker 1: Anything you can do let us know, all right, h Taylor,

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Speaker 1: We're going to the Tennis Hall of Fame, Newport, Rhode Island.

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Speaker 2: Okay, sometime in the summer with that Andrew Brant.

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Speaker 7: Let's shows Andrew Brance remember the there was a time

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Speaker 1: It's a young sixty. Let's go to I Andrew in Alaska. Andrew,

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Speaker 11: On with that dead Hello, Adnan Stecotts and Company. Are

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Speaker 1: Yes, Jesus, oh sorry Scott three.

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Speaker 11: I'll cover all three subjects and take myself off the

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Speaker 11: air for your reply. Canada Roots apparel is that like

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Speaker 11: cito in? For Americans? It's it's it's too cool. That's

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Speaker 11: why Americans don't like it. Why is it not more popular? Movies?

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Speaker 11: My favorite two movies of the past two years are

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Speaker 11: One Baseball twenty eight hundred Hits eleven gold gloves. Why

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Speaker 6: Wow?

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Speaker 4: All right, okay, I love this A rare triple barrel questions.

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Speaker 7: I'm just gonna I'll phrase it gently. Issues off the

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Speaker 4: Roots apparel, Yeah, it's very popular in Canada.

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Speaker 4: You see roots being worn everywhere and it's great.

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Speaker 4: And his second question, I have movies. Yeah, Trained Dreams.

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Speaker 6: Been an outcast.

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Speaker 7: The fact that Brody is a two time Academy Award

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Speaker 7: winner is outrageous.

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Speaker 4: I don't want to offend giants fans like Mikey.

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Speaker 7: But it's like it's like Eli Manning, Like, I mean,

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Speaker 7: I understand this guy is not a great actorate some

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Speaker 7: of Adrian Brody has two Academy Awards.

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Speaker 4: Did I like the Brutalist? Yes, mainly because I.

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Speaker 7: Love Guy Pierce and had great vision to it. It's

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Speaker 7: about architecture, three hour film, immigration, etc. But the fact

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Speaker 7: that Brody won an Oscar for it kind of about

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Speaker 7: rageous and his speech was atrocious.

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Speaker 6: If you haven't seen.

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Speaker 7: Him, it's about a self indulgent as it gets. You

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Speaker 7: would hate Adrian Brody's speech at the Oscars.

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Speaker 12: If you haven't seen it, you don't know Mike at all.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Mikey wishes he was a Giants fan.

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Speaker 4: I mean, that's man, just because we should I best

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Speaker 4: of completely. That's okay.

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Speaker 3: Be sure to catch live editions of Stu Godson Company

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Speaker 3: Live Weekday said three pm Eastern, twelve pm Pacific.

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Speaker 1: Mike Golick is with us. Taylor desperately wants to talk

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Speaker 1: about Tony Clark. I desperately want to talk about Nick Cronin.

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Speaker 1: Mike desperately wants to talk about the Olympics. United States

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Speaker 1: play Sweden today. We'll start with Mike Golick the Olympics

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Speaker 1: Winter Olympics. There is no bigger fan of the Winter

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Speaker 1: Games than you, Mike Golic Senior. What have been the

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Speaker 1: highlights so far?

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Speaker 6: Listen.

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Speaker 13: I love the all the jumping, whether snowboard or skis,

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Speaker 13: the big air, all the flips that they do and

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Speaker 13: it blows my mind. The Bob sledding going down a freakin'

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Speaker 13: eta ice, the skeleton where they go down head friggin first,

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Speaker 13: and the one I love the one USA skeleton guy had,

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Speaker 13: like his helmet design, like Venom, the character in the movie.

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Speaker 6: I love all the Winter Olympics stuff.

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Speaker 13: I mean, even the biathlon, I mean where they're missing

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Speaker 13: shots and they have to take the one hundred and

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Speaker 13: fifty meter penalty app you know, it's it's just the

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Speaker 13: difference of and I like summer and winter, but the

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Speaker 13: difference of Winter Olympics and Summer Olympics is amazing. And

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Speaker 13: there are Summer Olympics. You may pull a hamstring in

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Speaker 13: the Winter Olympics. You may break twenty bones in your

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Speaker 13: body on one fault. I mean, it's just all stuff

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Speaker 13: that you just couldn't fathom doing that. All these these

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Speaker 13: men and women are doing since they were like three

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Speaker 13: years old.

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Speaker 10: Yes, Mike, speaking of breaking a bunch of bones in

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Speaker 10: your body. Two people tried got to ride in the

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Speaker 10: bob sled. Colin Jost and somebody else got to ride

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Speaker 10: in the bob sled and go down and they said

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Speaker 10: they couldn't believe how fast it actually was. How can

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Speaker 10: we get you in a bob sled?

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Speaker 13: Oh god, Well, I did ride in the pace car

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Speaker 13: one time at the Indy five hundred where that was

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Speaker 13: going one hundred and eighty miles an hour as opposed

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Speaker 13: to the two hundred and thirty. They hit on straightaways

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Speaker 13: there and getting real close to the wall, and I

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Speaker 13: was like, I'm gonna wet myself. I mean, this is

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Speaker 13: this is crazy to be to be in a bob

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Speaker 13: sled going downhill knowing there's no stopping before you get

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Speaker 13: to the bottom.

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Speaker 6: The only way you're going to stop is if you crash.

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Speaker 2: That's it just.

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Speaker 13: Blows my mind. And and how steep the turns are,

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Speaker 13: They're they're almost completely vertical. It's ridiculous how fast you're going. Then,

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Speaker 13: like I said, at least you have a bob sled

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Speaker 13: around you in the skeleton.

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Speaker 6: I mean, it's like a. It's like when we were.

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Speaker 13: Kids and we went on a little sled down a hill.

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Speaker 13: They're going fifty miles an hour faster, head friggin first

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Speaker 13: on a sheet of ice.

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Speaker 6: Ridiculous.

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Speaker 4: Yep, it is you love.

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Speaker 1: You love going on the sled when you were a kid, Right,

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Speaker 1: were you a saucer guy or a sled guy?

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Speaker 12: Which what kind of guy were you?

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Speaker 13: I was more of a saucer guy, quite honestly, because

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Speaker 13: you could spin it and stuff, and there some like

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Speaker 13: jumps on it as well and kind of hang on.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 13: Plus I was bigger, and you know, just so I

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Speaker 13: fit in a saucer better than on a slim, little sled.

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Speaker 2: So you'll be glued to USA Sweden today, right, You'll

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Speaker 2: be gled to.

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Speaker 6: Without a doubt. Absolutely.

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Speaker 13: I mean our men and women in hockey, both the

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Speaker 13: women have been ungodly dominating.

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Speaker 6: What have they been out?

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Speaker 13: I'll score their opponents like thirty two to one or

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Speaker 13: some ridiculous number like that. They have been incredible. So yeah, yeah,

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Speaker 13: hoping for the men and women obviously to take home gold.

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Speaker 9: Stud My two moments of the Olympics so far have

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Speaker 9: centered around cheating. One the Canada cheating scandal that we

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Speaker 9: talked about in curling.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, the sea in Canada and curling stands for cheating, Mike.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, and can't be that serious to cheating.

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Speaker 2: Yes, that's I forgot about that one.

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Speaker 4: You're right, I'm sorry.

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Speaker 9: But the other moment was a Norway biathla by athlete.

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Speaker 9: He came out and was like, Hey, I cheated on

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Speaker 9: my girlfriend. This is my attempt to try to win

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Speaker 9: her back here. And then two days later he came

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Speaker 9: out and they were like, hey, how's it going. He goes,

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Speaker 9: I wish I didn't say that on Locked TV.

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Speaker 13: Oh, I mean, what the hell is on his mind?

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Speaker 13: I mean he thought he was gonna man up in

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Speaker 13: that situation to win her back. I mean, talk about

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Speaker 13: your all time backfires. I mean, wow, and it sure

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Speaker 13: seems like cheating. I guess not cheating, but you know

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Speaker 13: the Olympic village what they said, they went through ten

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Speaker 13: thousand condoms in three days and ran out. I mean,

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Speaker 13: you want to talk about some athletes blowing off some steams.

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Speaker 10: Mike, here's my problem with that. Why if we want

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Speaker 10: to breed really good athletes, why not take the best

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Speaker 10: looking figure skaters from France and the best looking downhill

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Speaker 10: skiers from Norway and let's see what we could come

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Speaker 10: up with in a janetta.

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Speaker 13: I don't think in one night these people want to

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Speaker 13: change their lives and all of a sudden, you know,

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Speaker 13: had the responsibility of a child. I think I think

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Speaker 13: they're actually being a little smarter and understanding. We're just

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Speaker 13: kind of messing around here, and uh not, not that

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Speaker 13: a child wouldn't be great, and you're right, agents would

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Speaker 13: be putting their business card in the cribs of these kids.

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Speaker 6: But I don't think that's what it's about.

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Speaker 1: We've arrived at a place where we're promoting not using

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Speaker 1: a condom.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what is I mean, good.

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Speaker 9: Lord, God, Mikey has the curling athletes and the bob

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Speaker 9: sled athletes making superhuman case.

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Speaker 13: Quite honestly, curling is America's bowling right where you could

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Speaker 13: do a drinking. They showed a highlight I think it

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Speaker 13: was in the seventies of a curling event and dude

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Speaker 13: that was pushing the stone had a dart hanging from

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Speaker 13: his mind. I mean, so, I mean you could do

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Speaker 13: it with a beer in your hand and dart in

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Speaker 13: your mouth. I mean, that's that's the one event you're

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Speaker 13: not really worried about injury.

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Speaker 9: Curling is also the paid programming of the Olympics, where

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Speaker 9: it feels like any time you turn your TV.

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Speaker 14: On, yes curling, Yes, Yes, because there's so many there's

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Speaker 14: there's there's two men, there's four men, there's mixed doubles,

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Speaker 14: there's four women, there's two I mean, the amount of

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Speaker 14: pairings that they have.

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Speaker 6: And you're right, it's always on.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Mike, if you weren't, like if you decided when

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Speaker 1: you were a kid, hey, you know what bleep football,

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Speaker 1: I want to be an Olympic athlete.

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Speaker 4: What sport would you go for?

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Speaker 6: Oh?

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Speaker 13: I see, I wrestled. I would have loved to be

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Speaker 13: a wrestler in the Summer Olympics.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 13: That that that would have been That would have been

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Speaker 13: my goal because I actually did that sport now nowhere

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Speaker 13: near well enough. My brother Bob was a lot closer

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Speaker 13: to that good than I was. But that that would

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Speaker 13: have been it. But I would have I would have

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Speaker 13: done that like what herschel Walker did, Bob sledding. I mean,

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Speaker 13: I would have tried anything to represent the US anything.

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Speaker 6: That's why I wonder how many of.

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Speaker 13: The NFL players will try and go on the flag

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Speaker 13: football team that is now an event in the twenty

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Speaker 13: eight l A Games, just to represent America and maybe

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Speaker 13: get a gold medal around their neck. I mean that

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Speaker 13: that would just be the ultimate for me.

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Speaker 1: Oh my god, it is so great. So Taylor is

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Speaker 1: up in h He's up in Port Saint Lucy again.

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Speaker 1: I want to talk about Nick Cronin, He ejected, his

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Speaker 1: own player. I do want to talk a little football.

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Speaker 1: Look at us, Mike not missing football. By the way,

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Speaker 1: how about that.

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Speaker 13: Listen when when you have the Olympics. I am like,

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Speaker 13: like I said, I'm a kid in the candy store.

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Speaker 6: I'll be bummed. I'll be bummed when that ends. Quite honestly, Yes.

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Speaker 1: Mike treek Hill was waged by the Dolphins here just

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Speaker 1: to get a little football in.

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Speaker 4: What did you make of that? It was?

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Speaker 1: It was not surprising, it was to be expected. The

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Speaker 1: Dolphins are retooling. Should be next. We'll see if if

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Speaker 1: someone is willing to take on that portion of his

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Speaker 1: contract or the Dolphins will just straight release him. Do

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Speaker 1: you think tariek Hill is still good enough at thirty one?

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Speaker 1: Gonna be thirty two when the season starts. Coming off

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Speaker 1: an injury once the most feared player offensive player in

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Speaker 1: the NFL. Is he good enough to help a team

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Speaker 1: that is close to winning a Super Bowl win a

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Speaker 1: Super Bowl?

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Speaker 6: Yeah? It just depends on what you want to make him.

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Speaker 13: Do you want to make him the number one the

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Speaker 13: guy that can take the top off the defense?

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Speaker 6: Do we know if he still has that?

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Speaker 13: You could probably get him obviously for way less than

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Speaker 13: what he was making for a steal. Basically, you know,

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Speaker 13: to go? Does he go back to Kansas City?

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Speaker 6: Does he go?

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Speaker 13: Buffalo could use a big time receiver? Yes, right, kind

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Speaker 13: of like Stefan Diggs what he did for New England.

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Speaker 10: You know, could.

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Speaker 2: Tyreek but he was supposed to do for Buffalo?

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Speaker 13: Yes, exactly exactly could Tyreek Hill do that for Buffalo?

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Speaker 6: The thing is, I don't know now is it worth

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Speaker 6: the risk?

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Speaker 13: Probably because it's not gonna cost you a ton and

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Speaker 13: you know you may get a guy who who recovers

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Speaker 13: well and is still a big time receiver and Buffalo

648
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Speaker 13: certainly needs one.

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Speaker 1: It's so interesting. Do you guys think Treek kill Mikey?

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Speaker 1: I'll start with you, can Tarreek Hill still be the

651
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Speaker 1: number one wide receiver?

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Speaker 4: Like like?

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Speaker 12: Because I think if.

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Speaker 1: Treek Kill is your number two or number three, dare

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Speaker 1: I say, then you have a super Bowl type roster.

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Speaker 10: Is tree Kill a great receiver or does he have

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Speaker 10: an elite ability that might not be there anymore being

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Speaker 10: another year older coming off that injury, because I worry

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Speaker 10: about without his quickness. He's just a guy, That's what

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Speaker 10: I would worry about.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Taylor.

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Speaker 1: Earlier today Mike had Tarik Hill uh and Mike Evans.

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Speaker 1: Mike Evans go into Kansas City and had them drafting

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Speaker 1: the running back from Notre Dame, your guy Love with

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Speaker 1: the ninth pick. I think overall in the NFL draft,

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Speaker 1: if they do all that, gonna win a Super Bowl?

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Speaker 10: Right?

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Speaker 6: I mean that again?

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Speaker 13: Mike Evans is at hamstring issues and other injuries. Tyreek

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Speaker 13: Hill's coming off a major injury. It all, Yeah, Kelsey

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Speaker 13: is up there. All depends on holdout. You definitely would

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Speaker 13: be rolling the dice if they all. If they all

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Speaker 13: pay off, yeah you're you're probably the best team in

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Speaker 13: the AFC. But if it doesn't, then you're stuck with

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Speaker 13: some aged veterans who obviously you didn't have to pay much.

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Speaker 13: So now they just picked up what forty three mill

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Speaker 13: in the cap. They just restructured Mahomes for the fourth

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Speaker 13: year in the row, which what you can do after

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Speaker 13: a ten year contract that he signed, So you can

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Speaker 13: do all that. So I'm sure pack got another big

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Speaker 13: fat check, which is a beautiful thing. So they picked

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Speaker 13: up some cap space. But those two really wouldn't cost

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Speaker 13: you a ton of money.

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Speaker 4: No, they wouldn't. But you have the injury concerns.

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Speaker 1: I was telling Taylor, I think what you do, it's

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Speaker 1: kind of like Brady's right, he had the injury halfway through.

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Speaker 4: They came back. They didn't.

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Speaker 1: It seems desperate if they did something like that. We're

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Speaker 1: in Kansas City. You should be planning out the next

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Speaker 1: decade of Patrick Mahomes with young guys, you know.

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Speaker 13: Right, I mean you're talking Tyreek Hill going to be

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Speaker 13: thirty two. Evans he's been in the league, what ten

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Speaker 13: eleven years? Yes, Travis Kelcey, all these guys are basically

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Speaker 13: year to year, right. It's kind of like the Lebron thing.

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Speaker 13: You the Lebron stays on a team and you try

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Speaker 13: and gear up for that year, not knowing.

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Speaker 6: If he's going to be back.

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Speaker 13: Now he keeps coming back, so he's outlived just about

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Speaker 13: every every players he's ever played with. But but that's

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Speaker 13: kind of what's going on with Kansas City if they

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Speaker 13: were to bring those older receivers in.

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Speaker 1: All right, Mike, we appreciated USA today, USA taking on

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Speaker 1: sweet In.

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Speaker 12: Michael, it's going.

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Speaker 6: To be glued absolutely.

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Speaker 2: I mean, this isn't the nineteen eighty USA hockey team.

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Speaker 2: This is They're not like big underdogs, are they.

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Speaker 13: Oh no, no, no, no, they're They're one of the

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Speaker 13: I think they're the FA in Canada, say in Canada,

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Speaker 13: and the men's side and the women's side.

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Speaker 2: But it will never feel as good as nineteen eighty.

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Speaker 13: Oh, that's the greatest Olympic moment of all time.

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Speaker 2: I would say it's the best sporting moment of our lifetime.

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Speaker 6: I would agree, I would agree.

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Speaker 13: And the amazing thing is that people still I think

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Speaker 13: forget or some maybe younger don't know. The US had

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Speaker 13: to play one more game to win the goal. They

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Speaker 13: had to play Sweden, right, I think it was Sweden. Yeah,

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Speaker 13: they had to play one more game to actually win

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Speaker 13: the goal. That wasn't the gold game against USSR.

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Speaker 1: Right, they played the Soviet Union, who was the most

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Speaker 1: dominant team in the world.

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Speaker 12: At the time.

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Speaker 6: But you're right, Mike.

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Speaker 1: After they beat them, they had to play Finland, who

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Speaker 1: was number two in the.

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Speaker 6: World, right, leave right, Yeah, unbelievable.

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Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, all right, Mike could join the Olympics and

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Speaker 1: I'll talk to you in a week or so when

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Speaker 1: we really start to miss football.

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Speaker 1: Mike Golick Senior for joining us today. Jermaine O'Neil going

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Speaker 1: to be on the show tomorrow. Matt Hasselback on the

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Speaker 1: show as well, looking forward to that. Mikeya, we have

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Speaker 1: the Bleacher Reports Top ninety nine quarterbacks of all time.

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Speaker 1: We left off at ninety Just quickly recap as he

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Speaker 1: is laughing.

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Speaker 8: Well, I'm laughing because I always appreciate the people who

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Speaker 8: will come to this show to listen to get the

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Speaker 8: reveal instead.

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Speaker 12: Of just going online and checking Bleacher Report listen.

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Speaker 2: I resisted the temptation.

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Speaker 4: I wanted it. Yeah, I wanted to check out the list.

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Speaker 1: I did, but I also wanted to be surprised when

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Speaker 1: Mikey gave us the list live on radio. So I

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Speaker 1: did not look at the Bleacher Reports ninety nine greatest

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Speaker 1: Quarterbacks of All Time.

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Speaker 2: Because they lost me at number ninety nine.

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Speaker 4: Go ahead, Mikey.

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Speaker 10: YEA a couple of doozies coming in the eighties, is he?

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Speaker 2: So let's recap the nineties. Let's recap the nineties.

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Speaker 10: Ninety nine.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Ryan Tannahead, that's where ninety eight, Yes.

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Speaker 10: Danny White ninety seven, Mark Grippin number ninety six, Craig

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Speaker 10: Morton number ninety five, Jeff Hosteller ninety four, Kerrie Collins

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Speaker 10: ninety three, Justin Herbert ninety two, Burt Jones ninety one,

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Speaker 10: Trent Green number ninety, Jim Everett, and your eighty ninth

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Speaker 10: best quarterback recording a Bleacher Report, Don Mary Heredith.

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Speaker 1: What I mean, keep in mind, this is a list

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Speaker 1: people that Sam Darnold who just won the Super Bowls,

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Speaker 1: not Onddy Don Dandy, Don, that's well done for Port

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Speaker 1: Saint Lucy.

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Speaker 10: Come he missed you yesterday.

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Speaker 1: Taylor, all right, give us So that's eighty nine, Don

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Speaker 1: Meredith a good quarterback.

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Speaker 4: I don't know. Eighty nine seems about right. Eighty eight please.

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Speaker 10: Eighty eight here's your first doozy Andy Dalton the red rifle.

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Speaker 2: Good right, Yeah, he's deserving. I mean he should be higher.

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Speaker 10: Three time Pro bowler.

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Speaker 8: Really, I'm gonna have to go back and watch some

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Speaker 8: film because I have no recollection of him being a

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Speaker 8: top eighty something quarterback of all time.

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Speaker 1: Yes, that was me genuinely being shocked. I had no

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Speaker 1: idea he made three Pro Bowls. But everyone makes a

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Speaker 1: Pro Bowl, including Shador Sanders. I'll go ahead, Mikey.

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Speaker 10: Number eighty seven, Norm Snead, who sounds like a golfer.

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Speaker 10: I'll tell you flat out by the picture. It's Old.

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Speaker 4: I'm sure it is.

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Speaker 2: Sam Darnold has to be outraged anyway, go Ahead.

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Speaker 10: Should be number eighty six, the grandfather Archie Manning.

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Speaker 4: Okay, wow, what do you mean?

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Speaker 9: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Okay?

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Speaker 6: What is that?

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Speaker 8: So that's the name of somebody who should be on

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Speaker 8: an all time list, not Andy Dalton. I don't know

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Speaker 8: anything about Andy Dalton in comparison to Archie Manning, and

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Speaker 8: I never washed Archie Manning.

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Speaker 12: Play for a second.

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Speaker 1: I am guessing that Andy Dalton had a much better

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Speaker 1: career in terms of stats than Archie Griffiths.

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Speaker 12: I do you feel like it? Archie Griffin Manning, Archie Manning.

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Speaker 4: Excuse me?

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Speaker 1: So there's gonna be three Mannings on this list. That's incredible,

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Speaker 1: Maybe four if they include arch go ahead, Taylor.

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Speaker 9: So, Archie Manning's record as a starter was thirty five

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Speaker 9: and one oh one.

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Speaker 10: Yep, yeah, I think it was playing for the Saints.

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Speaker 2: That's what you get for having that name on the

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Speaker 2: back of your jersey.

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Speaker 10: I mean.

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Speaker 1: You land on the Bleacher Report stop ninety nine quarterbacks

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Speaker 1: of all time career loser jeez, eighty five.

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Speaker 10: Number eighty five, another doozy Brad Johnson I made.

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Speaker 6: You can't tell me that Brad like he won a

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Speaker 6: Super Bowl.

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Speaker 8: Look in anybody's mind, any random football fan that's maybe

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Speaker 8: in his thirties or forties, there's no chance in hell

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Speaker 8: they're gonna say Brad Johnson had a better career than

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Speaker 8: Archie Manning or was sorry, was flat out a better

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Speaker 8: quarterback than Archie Manning. I think everybody knows Archie Manning

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Speaker 8: was bad records, bad team whatever.

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Speaker 2: But and how about that sneak guy eighty.

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Speaker 10: Four eighty four, your second Joe Gibbs super Bowl quarterback?

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Speaker 10: You one of guys do no O Williams, I got it,

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Speaker 10: Boom got it.

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Speaker 8: Doug Williams also a childhood memory of just man, this

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Speaker 8: guy's going to be really good, break a bunch of barriers.

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Speaker 12: It just happened to be one of those Washington quarterbacks.

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Speaker 1: I want to so Thivesman's gonna be way higher than

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Speaker 1: the other two quarterbacks that won a Super Bowl with

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Speaker 1: Joe Gibbs. And they should be outraged because Mark Rippin

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Speaker 1: and Doug Williams, we're both better than Joe oismon.

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Speaker 8: Just spoiler alert. I just looked at eighty three. I

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Speaker 8: have no idea who this person is.

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Speaker 12: Number eighty three.

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Speaker 10: Huh, Well that's why you don't look ahead? Is he

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Speaker 10: number eighty three? Frank Ryan?

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Speaker 2: Who who number eighty two?

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Speaker 10: Ron Dwarfsla?

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Speaker 2: I want to go about jaws?

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Speaker 4: Wow?

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Speaker 1: Made a Super Bowl loss to the Raiders. I think

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Speaker 1: it was nineteen eighty one, lost to Jim Plunkett.

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Speaker 4: Jaworski?

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Speaker 2: Is he is? He's always amazed when I know this.

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Speaker 8: No, no, no, I'm not surprised that you know things. I'm

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Speaker 8: surprised that a one time pro bowler is somehow way

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Speaker 8: ahead of all these other.

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Speaker 1: People, ahead of Doug Williams and Mark Rippitt and Ryan

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Speaker 1: Tannehill and Sneid Yes Taylor.

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Speaker 9: So Frank Ryan got a PhD from Rice.

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Speaker 12: Really but never got a last name?

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Speaker 2: Two first names or two last names?

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Speaker 4: Lawrence Frank about that? Yeah?

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Speaker 12: Rex Ryan?

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Speaker 2: What year did he play?

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Speaker 6: Taylor?

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Speaker 4: Quickly? Do you know.

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Speaker 10: What the fifties?

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Speaker 4: In the fifties?

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Speaker 2: Okay, Bleacher report, go ahead, Mikey, I'm Brady one.

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Speaker 10: Number eighty one.

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Speaker 1: Jim McMahon deserving Yeah, deserving a little high for Jimmy.

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Speaker 10: Times super Bowl champion.

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Speaker 8: No, I mean I think his accomplishments are probably higher

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Speaker 8: rated than.

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Speaker 12: His actual ability.

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Speaker 8: Yes, because he was on such a great team and

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Speaker 8: with a decent quarterback, but got a lot of publicity

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Speaker 8: because of his personality. So I think all things combined,

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Speaker 8: it's about right.

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Speaker 1: His biggest strength was that defense, Walter Payton and his

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Speaker 1: ability to not screw it all.

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Speaker 12: Up, and how he were a headband. That's a strength

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Speaker 12: that man could wear a headband.

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Speaker 10: Yes, eighty one, last one, number eighty, number eighty Bernie Cozar.

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Speaker 1: Bernie made a ton of AFC Championship games. Always lost

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Speaker 1: to John Elway in the AFC Championship Games in Cleveland

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Speaker 1: in Denver. Whether it was you know, Ernest Biner, Kevin

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Speaker 1: Mack making a mistake, I've sound like mel Kiper right now.

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Speaker 1: I have no idea why I'm doing it like this,

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Speaker 1: But Bernie Cozar is deserving.

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Speaker 12: He's a great quarterback. He's at all time great. He sat up.

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Speaker 8: Bernie had do some health issues last year for a

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Speaker 8: while now, but yes, I hope he's doing all right.

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Speaker 4: But number eighty, what do you think about that?

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Speaker 8: I mean, he's one of Honestly, if you were to

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Speaker 8: ask me right now blindly say hey, top one hundred

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Speaker 8: before Mikey read any of that list, Bernie Coodar is

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Speaker 8: going to be way higher than number eight.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's how I feel about Sneid.

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Speaker 10: Yes, Mikey just took a look at the seventies future

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Speaker 10: Jet quarterback and a former Jet quarterback on the list.

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Speaker 12: I'm just saying, oh wow, stay tuned, Taylor.

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Speaker 9: I think Sam Darnold is better than most of these questions,

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Speaker 9: better than all of them.

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Speaker 8: Redo the list, Bleacher Report. We need a Sam Darnold

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Speaker 8: in the seventies.