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Speaker 3: we mean business. And listen, I hope we.
Speaker 2: Can harness some of that inner Prime Time.
Speaker 3: Because I feel like, oh, I feel like I feel
Speaker 3: like the Jets this season is like Colorado. Right, they
Speaker 3: want to hate you, right, and they don't believe, right, Yeah, but.
Speaker 2: Prime made the guys believe.
Speaker 3: And I hope, you know, Monday Night football, I hope
Speaker 3: a a Ryn silence all the haters and the dollars.
Speaker 3: I've never seen a team maybe since maybe since the
Speaker 3: second year of Rex people hate for no reason. I've
Speaker 3: never seen people always go the last half empty intead
Speaker 3: of glass half full. Since we were like the hated
Speaker 3: loud mouse. Right, And this is the crazy part, right,
Speaker 3: there's more than one way to skin a cat. And
Speaker 3: you understand, right, Sala hasn't said anything. Aaron Rodgers has
Speaker 3: been the perfect model citizen.
Speaker 2: Yet they hate anyway.
Speaker 3: Why right, everybody's so optimistic about the Detroit Lions. Right,
Speaker 3: you talk about a team that finished strong, the Jets
Speaker 3: were seven to nine. Usually, you know, people are happy, like,
Speaker 3: oh man, this this team is young. They're exciting. But
Speaker 3: when you bring in a four time MVP, so comes
Speaker 3: to hate for no reason.
Speaker 2: No reason.
Speaker 3: People can't even explain it. And it's not even the media,
Speaker 3: it's other general managers. It's the other guys that, oh,
Speaker 3: you can't build a team like this, and so the
Speaker 3: correlation between Prime only having ten players left on his
Speaker 3: roster from the year before, or you can't build a
Speaker 3: team like this. They are like the Jets haven't built
Speaker 3: the team the right way. They have built the team
Speaker 3: the way you want to build a team through the
Speaker 3: draft and made themselves attractive enough to be able to
Speaker 3: attract Alan Lazard. Because you're able to attract Nathan, you
Speaker 3: hack it who could have set on his ass quite
Speaker 3: frankly and collected a check, right, and it brings over
Speaker 3: everybody else. So they act like the Jets just went
Speaker 3: out and tried to be like the nineteen or the
Speaker 3: two thousand, I don't know what year.
Speaker 2: That was, Washington Redskins.
Speaker 3: Team that went out and just brought all these players
Speaker 3: in and went and ball to spend money. No, they
Speaker 3: strategically built this team the right way and they attracted
Speaker 3: a four time MVP. And everybody's mad. What have the
Speaker 3: Jets said? They hav't boasts them said anything. Everybody laughed
Speaker 3: when the Brass went out to California and all this stuff.
Speaker 2: It's funny like how everybody.
Speaker 3: Was, oh, man, it'd be great if Aaron Rodgers goes
Speaker 3: to the Jets, right, remember that when the season ended.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, he should go to the Jets, he should
Speaker 2: go to Jets.
Speaker 3: Well guess what he came to the Jets, and everybody
Speaker 3: now are upset. I feel like they're there, they're Colorado,
Speaker 3: and I feel.
Speaker 2: Like they're the Brooklyn Nets.
Speaker 3: Remember how everybody loved the Brooklyn Nets with the bird
Speaker 3: and Jared Allen. Oh man, this team plays right, And
Speaker 3: as soon as they got Kevin Durant and Kyrie Avery,
Speaker 3: oh they cheating?
Speaker 2: I hate him?
Speaker 3: Right, how's that hated? Nobody? Listen I've talked to people
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Speaker 1: All right? So you just brought up a bunch of
Speaker 1: fascinating points. So why are the Jets so polarizing? Is
Speaker 1: it because they were under the bright lights of hard
Speaker 1: Knocks this summer? Is it because Aaron Rodgers joined the Jets?
Speaker 1: Is it because how do they have a number of young,
Speaker 1: talented players who are not polarizing at all? What is
Speaker 1: the deal? What is it? The brand? Is it what's
Speaker 1: happened in the past. Is it because bart Scott said
Speaker 1: the Patriots couldn't stop a nosebleed back in twenty ten?
Speaker 2: What is it? Well, when you.
Speaker 3: Look at it and you look at where the Jets
Speaker 3: are and you're saying, okay, this is a team that
Speaker 3: got one of the most polarizing players, right, And not
Speaker 3: only has he come and been a model citizen, he
Speaker 3: did everything.
Speaker 2: This year that he didn't do lash in Green Bay.
Speaker 3: So now they the courtunes were will he come and
Speaker 3: stay for ot as?
Speaker 2: What he what do he will he?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 3: Would he mentor and come together with the young players?
Speaker 3: Would he be able to be one of the guys?
Speaker 3: And not only that, I mean he went on a
Speaker 3: dating circuit no other like no other. Right, He's been
Speaker 3: everywhere like you see him yesterday at the at the
Speaker 3: US Open, right or what is it he's.
Speaker 1: Got aer like you? Yeah, he was at the US right,
Speaker 1: US Open, He went to Taylor Swift, he took Sauce
Speaker 1: Gardner to the Knicks playoffs.
Speaker 2: So people listen, this is this is the thing. This
Speaker 2: is the thing.
Speaker 3: Right when you think about the New York Jets, like
Speaker 3: they've been the butt of everybody's jokes for decades, and
Speaker 3: much like when people are getting bullied, other people just
Speaker 3: join in because they don't want to be made fun of. Right,
Speaker 3: So like it's something cool, Right. You see it with
Speaker 3: the Mets in this town as well. Right, it's like
Speaker 3: because they've been one thing for such a long time,
Speaker 3: people think that they can't change their stripes. Like, well,
Speaker 3: you look at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. There used to
Speaker 3: be the cream Sickles. You look at the Saints, they
Speaker 3: used to be the Aints. You talk about a world
Speaker 3: in which the Cardinals went to the Super Bowl, Right,
Speaker 3: So people don't understand there's always a point.
Speaker 2: In history where things change.
Speaker 3: And you talk about you know, Woody Johnson and Chris
Speaker 3: bringing in Salah, bringing in Joe Douglas, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: ain't nothing funny anymore. All of a sudden, there's long
Speaker 3: term plans. You're thinking about the present, you're thinking about
Speaker 3: the future, right, and the plan is working out in
Speaker 3: the development the first thing they had to do was
Speaker 3: come in and strip it down. They stripped it down
Speaker 3: over ugly lean years. But now, whether Aaron Rodgers was
Speaker 3: here or not, you still were in position to attract
Speaker 3: a car, right, you still probably could have attracted a Garoppolo.
Speaker 3: Why because people see and understand that the narrative is changing.
Speaker 3: But what happens is the people on the outside, their
Speaker 3: use and accustomed to the Jets been a certain way
Speaker 3: for the last ten years, since twenty ten, right, and
Speaker 3: so it's just it's low hanging fruit. But once again,
Speaker 3: I can't wait for these guys to prove everybody wrong,
Speaker 3: to silence the doubters and then say, now what do
Speaker 3: you say?
Speaker 2: Now what do you think? Right? Because I'm tired of
Speaker 2: the narrative? Right? Oh will he come?
Speaker 3: Well, they're going to get Listen, everybody decided to take
Speaker 3: a negative perspective. That's just one perspective, and that's because
Speaker 3: they're haters. And they hate because they understand that New
Speaker 3: York is one of the best cities, if not the
Speaker 3: best city in the world. Right, and they know that
Speaker 3: they really can't say anything about the other team around
Speaker 3: time because they got the hardware, right. But you know,
Speaker 3: if the Jets add another title there, they'll have to
Speaker 3: shut their mouths. And even if Aaron Rodgers comes here
Speaker 3: for two years and lee right, the foundation is set
Speaker 3: to still be a successful, competitive team with or without
Speaker 3: Aaron Rodgers. If you look at the development, you see
Speaker 3: guys ready to take the net set next step, you
Speaker 3: see guys like Jermaine Johnson, a light turning on. You
Speaker 3: understand that you know Joe Douglas, I think learned a
Speaker 3: lot from Ozie Newsom.
Speaker 2: He learned a lot from Roseman. Yeah, how Roseman? Right?
Speaker 2: And you look at how he has to set up.
Speaker 3: He has replacements in place, and everybody wanted to criticize
Speaker 3: the picks that he's made and nobody bats a thousand percent,
Speaker 3: but everybody wants to point out the ones that he
Speaker 3: didn't hit on. And to me, one of the greatest
Speaker 3: comeback stories. And everybody talks about who's going to be
Speaker 3: comeback player of the year. I would love to see
Speaker 3: Makai beck To become comeback player of the year, right.
Speaker 3: And it's amazing how the narrative can change, and from
Speaker 3: game to game, but from month to month, right, And
Speaker 3: sometimes it takes you talk about the value of Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 3: not just about what he does on the field, but
Speaker 3: it's him being able to publicly lift Makai Beckon up.
Speaker 3: You don't think Makai heard that, You don't think. Makai
Speaker 3: believes that sometimes people don't understand that athletes sometimes are fragile,
Speaker 3: and a lot of athletes, even though they have this
Speaker 3: bravado like they're super confident, they're not a lot of.
Speaker 1: Times people expect you guys to be human beings.
Speaker 3: Right, I mean it's a lot a lot of athletes
Speaker 3: have huge insecurities.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: You don't know what it was like growing up being
Speaker 3: as big as Makai was right standing out. You see
Speaker 3: it now when it's popular for him to be a
Speaker 3: big guy three hundred pounds, It's like, oh wow, how
Speaker 3: do you think that was when he's fifteen, when he
Speaker 3: couldn't find shoes to fit, when he couldn't find clothes
Speaker 3: to fit, where he had to wear the same thing
Speaker 3: because clothes was You don't know what his life was
Speaker 3: and what insecurities that he have embedded, and.
Speaker 1: That it's also going to mess with your mind if
Speaker 1: you have two consecutive years that are ended.
Speaker 3: Begining and you start to hear the disappointment the bus
Speaker 3: he has to change. Best case scenario, Makai Beckton comes
Speaker 3: here and he balls out and he plays and he
Speaker 3: stays healthy and it just decide to buy in and
Speaker 3: make him part of this future of this core. And
Speaker 3: then Dwayne Brown moves on and he moves to left tackle.
Speaker 1: So you just talked about the talent that is here
Speaker 1: on the roster. Yes, I'd make the argument that you
Speaker 1: have at least ten blue chip players right now, Elijah Verrattalker,
Speaker 1: Dlvin Cook, Breist Hall, Garrett Wilson. And then you flip
Speaker 1: it on the other side of the ball. Yeah, Quinn Williams,
Speaker 1: saw CJ. Moseley, Sauce Gardner, DJ Reid, special teams, you
Speaker 1: got Justin Hardy. Okay, you talked about Jermaine Johnson.
Speaker 3: Well, guys who are poised to graduate from being right
Speaker 3: and I'm not who could listen, I think?
Speaker 1: And then you got the Hall of Fame quarterback who's
Speaker 1: a blue chip player?
Speaker 3: Still I believe that a guy like Jermaine Johnson could
Speaker 3: graduate this year and listen, Like I said, I played
Speaker 3: with Terrell Suggs, I play with Peter Brow where I
Speaker 3: played with Adelius Thomas. And it's a huge difference from
Speaker 3: the first year to the second year. And you know, I,
Speaker 3: you know I usually I did this little poll on
Speaker 3: a radio show and I was like, Okay, who do
Speaker 3: you think is going to have the bigger impact this year,
Speaker 3: Kavon Thibodeau or Jermaine Johnson.
Speaker 2: And I think Jermaine Johnson.
Speaker 3: Is poised to be a superstar wow this year, right,
Speaker 3: And I think he's poised to take the next step.
Speaker 3: And if he doesn't make a Pro Bowl, I expect
Speaker 3: him to be right there, poised for the next year
Speaker 3: to be expected to be a guy that's going to
Speaker 3: be one of the best pass rushers in this game.
Speaker 3: And you know, I think he's set up to be
Speaker 3: able to. You know, and like I said, when I
Speaker 3: go back to the the Asie Newsome in the Howie
Speaker 3: Roseman is you want to have guys people are well,
Speaker 3: they already got pass rushers. Why didn't they move up
Speaker 3: to get attack or why didn't they move up to
Speaker 3: get a guard or a high end def player off
Speaker 3: the offensive line. You have to understand that in football
Speaker 3: it's the redistribution of funds. Everybody can't stay and sometimes
Speaker 3: people have to graduate, but you want them to graduate
Speaker 3: a year later or the year early than too late. Right,
Speaker 3: So you talk about like, look how he has to
Speaker 3: set up why would you go get McDonald, Well, you
Speaker 3: understand that you know lost and has been great, and
Speaker 3: it was tremendous what he did taking a pay cut.
Speaker 2: That speaks to the culture, that speaks to him wanting
Speaker 2: to buy in.
Speaker 1: It speaks to him as a person.
Speaker 3: Right, him as a person, but also the environment in
Speaker 3: which the Jets have cultivated, in which somebody will say,
Speaker 3: you know what, I'd rather take less to stay here
Speaker 3: than to be released and go sign somewhere else because
Speaker 3: I believe in what they're building. But that also sets
Speaker 3: you up understanding that it's about the redistribution next year.
Speaker 3: See Solid worries about the now, Joe Douglas worries about
Speaker 3: the now.
Speaker 2: And the future.
Speaker 3: And the future is that you can't especially the hardest
Speaker 3: positions to pay are defensive end and you talk about corner,
Speaker 3: you talk about left tackle, right, those are those are
Speaker 3: the money positions that eats up a lot of money.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, So so so look at what Solid had
Speaker 3: means and what Joe has to prepare for. He has
Speaker 3: to prepare for the fact that you're going to have
Speaker 3: to make Sauce the highest paid corner in the league
Speaker 3: if he continues on this trajectory.
Speaker 2: Also, you have to prepare for the fact that you have.
Speaker 3: To make Garrett Wilson if he continues on it, and
Speaker 3: if if if you know a a Rizzle does what
Speaker 3: he does, he could, I would say, yeah, we talk
Speaker 3: We talked about war right, and you talk about you know,
Speaker 3: let's talk about Warren football.
Speaker 2: Terms like.
Speaker 3: What added value does Aaron Rodgers add to a guy
Speaker 3: like Garrett Wilson. So you look at that, if he
Speaker 3: has eleven yard eleventh hundred yards with you know, a
Speaker 3: carousel of quarterbacks, what does that mean if Aaron Rodgers there,
Speaker 3: So I would say that's worth four to five hundred
Speaker 3: more yards. So if that puts him at sixteen hundred yards,
Speaker 3: that puts him out there with the elite, That puts
Speaker 3: him there with Tyreek Hill, that puts him here with
Speaker 3: Devontae Adams.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Who knows if out there Jimmy g can even stay
Speaker 3: healthy enough, so he's gonna be in position.
Speaker 1: Yeah, by the end of the year, he's the top
Speaker 1: five receiver.
Speaker 3: My point so the fact that you already have the
Speaker 3: replacements in place for redistribution, you already have lost in
Speaker 3: his replacement, You already have Dwayne's replacement. If you know Beckton,
Speaker 3: can you stay healthy and prove what he needs to prove.
Speaker 3: He can slide back over and go to the position
Speaker 3: that he covets and that he wants to play right,
Speaker 3: And so like you look at Vera Tucker, that has
Speaker 3: to be addressed right, and I feel like because of
Speaker 3: what he did and sacrificed, the.
Speaker 2: World don't know.
Speaker 3: In my opinion, Vera Tucker is the top five offensive lineman.
Speaker 3: He should be looked at as the same as well,
Speaker 3: not Linderbaum, the guy in Atlanta who's the highest PA
Speaker 3: guard right now. He should be looked upon as Zach Martin.
Speaker 3: He should be looked upon as Quentin Nelson. He should
Speaker 3: be looked at pon as one of the elite guards.
Speaker 3: But because he got injured and because he hasn't been
Speaker 3: able to stay in the same position, people don't realize
Speaker 3: how special he is.
Speaker 1: Isn't it interesting now that early on in the careers
Speaker 1: were thinking that it was gonna be Fara Tucker left guard,
Speaker 1: back then left tackle. Now it sets up in twenty
Speaker 1: three Faira Tucker right guard.
Speaker 2: Uh huh. But who knows?
Speaker 3: Right, it's always musical chairs, because just next year it
Speaker 3: could be them to their original spots, and we saw
Speaker 3: what that looked like when the short sample size his
Speaker 3: first year. I mean, because I feel like he's more
Speaker 3: comfortable on the left, but he's so talented, so versatile,
Speaker 3: like he's not only the swing guard, but he's the
Speaker 3: emergency tackle. I believe you know what I mean, because
Speaker 3: he performed at a high level there. So all in all,
Speaker 3: like this team is set up to be successful with
Speaker 3: or without Aaron Rodgers in the future. Does it make
Speaker 3: it more difficult if you don't have a Hall of Famer?
Speaker 3: But I think the Jets are making all the right moves.
Speaker 3: The time is now to capitalize. These windows open and
Speaker 3: close in. This window for the Jets have been closed
Speaker 3: for a long time, but I feel like it's opening
Speaker 3: because of they built it the right way.
Speaker 2: They didn go out and buy a bunch of free agents.
Speaker 3: And you know, salary cap hell right, right, they're in
Speaker 3: position right And do you make.
Speaker 1: Of them being twenty million under the salary cap and
Speaker 1: that flexibility? And also what was your reaction? Is a
Speaker 1: guy who's played puts his body on the line that
Speaker 1: and Rogers listen, he's a rich man, but he could
Speaker 1: sit there and say I'm gonna take every cent. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he restructured a team friendly deal.
Speaker 3: Well, when you think about Aaron, I think he's at
Speaker 3: the point of his career and he came here.
Speaker 2: Why would you come here?
Speaker 3: Well, he came here because he saw something in his
Speaker 3: team and he saw an opportunity for him to do things.
Speaker 3: It's more ways skinners cap right, So the ways to
Speaker 3: win championships. Young quarterback before his deal win a championship
Speaker 3: or established quarterback with with with what we've seen. We've
Speaker 3: seen Peyton Manning do it. We've saw Matthew Stafford do it,
Speaker 3: and we saw Tom Brady do it. And I think
Speaker 3: that you know, the model in which the Jets are
Speaker 3: taking is the one where you think about because remember
Speaker 3: when Peyton Manning went to Denver, nobody expect him go Denver.
Speaker 2: They thought he was going to Tennessee.
Speaker 3: Yes, and and you look at Denver tried to do
Speaker 3: the same thing last year, but Russell Wilson wasn't up
Speaker 3: to the task, right, So you look at how he
Speaker 3: had He saw an opportunity for him to be able
Speaker 3: to have input and in buying some of the groceries
Speaker 3: and being able to bring some of the players over
Speaker 3: that he trust and that he has a comfortability with
Speaker 3: and also coming and not for him. I think he's
Speaker 3: ahead of Tom Brady. I'm sorry, in front of Tom Brady,
Speaker 3: and he's in front of Peyton Manning because he's coming over.
Speaker 3: He doesn't have to integrate his system.
Speaker 1: When they got to their new places right, when they
Speaker 1: got to right.
Speaker 3: He doesn't have to integrate his system and his beliefs
Speaker 3: with the coordinator because they're the same. Where when you
Speaker 3: think about remember what it was with Peyton Manning and
Speaker 3: how him and Kobiak and they didn't mesh and they
Speaker 3: had to figure it out, but they still went to
Speaker 3: the super Bowl the first year, lost to Seattle and
Speaker 3: came back and wanted the next year. You look at
Speaker 3: Tom Brady, they were ten and six, they were struggling.
Speaker 3: It took the buy for him and Bruce Aaron to
Speaker 3: get on the same page. I expected Jets to hit
Speaker 3: the ground running and understand that they have a difficult schedule.
Speaker 3: That's listen, you can't avoid these teams. It's good to
Speaker 3: play these teams now, in my opinion, because now when
Speaker 3: you get to see him the second time, you know
Speaker 3: how you match up and you'll be able to make adjustments.
Speaker 2: So I'm excited.
Speaker 3: And the fact that they did that allows them to
Speaker 3: do and listen, the Jets are modernizing their strategy because
Speaker 3: not only did do you have the money? And Corey
Speaker 3: Davis decided to hang it up? And you know that's
Speaker 3: a personal decision for everybody, but it's glass half full.
Speaker 3: Looking at the bright side. It opened up a tremendous
Speaker 3: salary cap space as well. So you look at that
Speaker 3: and what's been going on for these past years.
Speaker 1: I say, it is shocking that this roster is so
Speaker 1: deep and talented that you're entering the season and you
Speaker 1: got twenty million.
Speaker 3: You're right, and it's going to get deeper. That's the thing.
Speaker 3: So this is the thing. You can go and talk
Speaker 3: to a guy like Makai right now. I mean you
Speaker 3: can go talk to a guy like Bear Tucker right now.
Speaker 3: Get that out the way front. Load that, let it
Speaker 3: replenish and still be in great salary cap space. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then you still have money and powder dry. The
Speaker 3: NFL has become like baseball. If you feel like you're close,
Speaker 3: you go and you make it undeniable.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: You look at what you know, Odell Beckham going to
Speaker 3: to the Rams. You look at you look at last year,
Speaker 3: you know, bringing in and Domakin Sue bringing in?
Speaker 2: Uh was it Robert Quinn? No, no, no, Philly, no Sue.
Speaker 1: And then who was the other defensive tackle? There was
Speaker 1: another defensive line?
Speaker 3: Yeah they you was played for Minnesota for a long time.
Speaker 3: Joseph Limbo Joseph, I don't think that full Well, it
Speaker 3: doesn't matter the names, and it's the pass rushing from Chicago.
Speaker 3: You look at Baltimore bringing over ray Kwan Smith's so
Speaker 3: like now, the Jets aren't positioned that if those opportunities
Speaker 3: present themselves and they're close, or if somebody goes down,
Speaker 3: they can make a trade. Because now you're all in
Speaker 3: two years chips in the middle of the table. The
Speaker 3: Jets aren't tremendous financial.
Speaker 2: Position.
Speaker 1: So we got to get to a few things very quickly.
Speaker 1: How happy are you that the Jets went out and
Speaker 1: got a big fat guy next to Quinn, Williams and
Speaker 1: al Woods.
Speaker 2: Well, you know I was putting you know, I was
Speaker 2: pushing for fat boys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm not taking a shot at him. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying more of that big boney. Yeah, that big
Speaker 1: jud line up a space eater you and for you,
Speaker 1: that was the fact guy and.
Speaker 3: A guy that and a guy that plays at a
Speaker 3: big at a tremendous level, Like, listen, what and they'll
Speaker 3: never do it because I think they see the Jets
Speaker 3: as competition. But what if they say, hey, man, Chris Jones,
Speaker 3: you know whatever, You never know what shakes loose, right,
Speaker 3: you never know what happens, right. You got guys on
Speaker 3: inspiring deals, so like you can get guys on inspiring
Speaker 3: deals that want to come in and just win a championship.
Speaker 3: You have teams that's going to sell off, you know,
Speaker 3: and listen, I can play general manager.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying this is anything that's just doing. I'm
Speaker 2: just speculating.
Speaker 3: I look at it at a position and you ask yourself,
Speaker 3: who's potentially going to be sellers?
Speaker 1: You're already looking ahead of the trade that line.
Speaker 3: Right, So you because I'm because I want to explain
Speaker 3: to people how important the twenty million dollars is, right,
Speaker 3: who are going to be sellers potentially?
Speaker 2: Who is in the Caleb Williams sweepstakes?
Speaker 3: So you talk about you talk about Tampa because they
Speaker 3: don't have the answer at quarterback, so they would love
Speaker 3: to stink and get the number one pick. You look
Speaker 3: at in my opinion, and listen, I'm usually right. People
Speaker 3: say I's crazy, I'm no hot taking here. Look at
Speaker 3: a team like Arizona, who if they get Kayler Williams,
Speaker 3: they can release in a year, They can release Kyler
Speaker 3: Murray and get cheap and potentially get an upgrade at
Speaker 3: the quarterback position, right because they're starting over a new coach.
Speaker 3: So look at a team like that, right, and then
Speaker 3: I look at a team like your ask yourself, who
Speaker 3: else can be a team that potentially could be like
Speaker 3: bottom of the NFL. Right, And I'm trying to think
Speaker 3: I'm drawing some blanks, but definitely those two teams right there.
Speaker 3: So a guy like Mike Evans who may or may
Speaker 3: not Yo, he's not gonna get a new deal.
Speaker 1: Well, just looking at the reports, yeah, it seems like
Speaker 1: they have a deadline coming up.
Speaker 3: Could you imagine adding Mike Evans to this roster with
Speaker 3: a rizzle, you know what I'm saying, knowing that you
Speaker 3: got the money to give him like a two year deal, right,
Speaker 3: could you think about Okay, yeah, we got some tight
Speaker 3: ends in this division, Kelsey, we gotta deal with Andrews.
Speaker 3: And you say, you know what Arizona, give us budda baker.
Speaker 3: Do you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yes, So what I'm saying is Joe Douglas is playing
Speaker 2: chess not checkers.
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Speaker 1: Tony Adams, undrafted free agent out of Illinois, takes over
Speaker 1: as the starting position next to Jordan Whitehead. What do
Speaker 1: you think about his opportunity here in the second professional.
Speaker 3: Year, Like you said, he played, listen to be able
Speaker 3: to have an opportunity to be on a defense that's
Speaker 3: ranked like this and then be able to have brand
Speaker 3: names around you and rather people remember or wanting to
Speaker 3: recognize Whitehead was one of the free agents that took
Speaker 3: a chance on this organization when people would say, like,
Speaker 3: this team isn't going to win, and what a difference
Speaker 3: a year makes? Right, first year tough sledding, but they
Speaker 3: I think they know over achieved and surprised a lot
Speaker 3: of people the record it was and not adn't finished strong,
Speaker 3: but they were in it all the way to the end.
Speaker 3: November could have snuck in two wins, beat the Lions.
Speaker 3: Couple teams could have had opportunity to sneak in. But
Speaker 3: when he decided to sign here, people looked at him
Speaker 3: like while he signed there, and you know, I love
Speaker 3: the fact that CJ. Mosley, who has endured a lot,
Speaker 3: and a guy like Quinnen has endured a lot gets
Speaker 3: an opportunity to put their talents on a big stage,
Speaker 3: right and be able to say, Okay, I play meaningful games.
Speaker 3: People can really see the quality player that he is
Speaker 3: and a quality leader that those guys are. Right, he's
Speaker 3: kind of an elder statesman, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And the fact that you know, Adams gets to play
Speaker 3: and be a part of that, right, and it's an opportunity.
Speaker 3: I can remember a guy like Landry who played here.
Speaker 3: Dwan played here and he was the only rookie that
Speaker 3: started for us when I was a member of the
Speaker 3: Baltimore Ravens, and it was Ed Reed, samari Roll, Chris McAllister, myself,
Speaker 3: ray Lewis, Helodinada, Adelius, Thomas Terrell sucks and.
Speaker 2: Like they're like, who the hell is this guy? Right?
Speaker 3: He held his own and that's what that's what Tony's
Speaker 3: gonna have to do. He's gonna have to be reliable
Speaker 3: and understand that he wasn't given this opportunity. He earned
Speaker 3: it and you have to get that inferiority complex out
Speaker 3: of your mind and say, why not introduce myself to
Speaker 3: the NFL.
Speaker 1: I think he's a confidence cat a confident cat. And
Speaker 1: the other thing is those cornerbacks. It's gotta be quite
Speaker 1: enticing if you are a safety that hey, I'm lining
Speaker 1: up with sauces out here, DJ's out here, I'm Michael
Speaker 1: Carter the seconds out here as well.
Speaker 3: Michael Carter second is the most underrated player on this team.
Speaker 3: I mean to play his position, that's that slot corner.
Speaker 3: He plays at such a high level that that's why
Speaker 3: I love the fact that you have these primetime games,
Speaker 3: because I think that he can become a household name
Speaker 3: and he can find his way in the Pro Bowl
Speaker 3: as well. He may be a guy that with that
Speaker 3: twenty million, you better get him now before the you know,
Speaker 3: before we be talking and sitting in here like Fat Joe,
Speaker 3: Today's price is not yesterday's price.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: That's a guy sneaky that you just want to lock
Speaker 3: up because it's hard to find guys that can play
Speaker 3: where receivers have two way goals and they sitting there
Speaker 3: going in motion, you know what I mean. So all
Speaker 3: in all, you know, I mean, this is a happy podcast, right,
Speaker 3: this is the first one.
Speaker 2: This is the first y Hey.
Speaker 1: How helpful is it? Offensively? To add Delvi into the equation.
Speaker 1: As Brice works his way back, they continue to say
Speaker 1: throughout the summer that he looks tremendous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he shouldn't have to, right, It's different guys
Speaker 3: jumping on your back. It's different once you know, you
Speaker 3: start getting fatigued, right, And you know, we would think
Speaker 3: and hope that everybody could be Adrian Peterson, but that
Speaker 3: guy's one of one. And you know, I think you
Speaker 3: want to play the long game with BRIT's Hall and
Speaker 3: you don't want to have a you know, because usually
Speaker 3: what happens if you have a ACL then you worry
Speaker 3: about the opposite Achilles, right, if you rush back too soon.
Speaker 3: So you want him to continue to prehab and understand
Speaker 3: that it's still a process. But the fact that not
Speaker 3: only as you have a guy like Dalvin Cook that
Speaker 3: can carry some of the load, he also has, you know,
Speaker 3: a guy that has played at such a high level
Speaker 3: that he can learn something from as well, and he
Speaker 3: can add some stuff to his game from a guy
Speaker 3: like Dalvin and be able to be a one to
Speaker 3: two punch to stay rested so that when you get
Speaker 3: into those second halves in the second half of the season,
Speaker 3: you guys are so much fresher kind of like I
Speaker 3: take it back to when you know Thomas Jones was
Speaker 3: running through everybody, but then he ran out of steam
Speaker 3: and Sean Green was right there to take the baton,
Speaker 3: like thank you, big fella, you got us here it off.
Speaker 3: I got you right, and like hey, I got you
Speaker 3: and he was jacked up on mountain dew. But Brees
Speaker 3: gets to do it as a second year guy, not
Speaker 3: a first year guy, right, So that means that he
Speaker 3: understands how to take care of his body. He understands
Speaker 3: the demands on a long season, so understand you know
Speaker 3: you want Breese peeking and ready to go with that
Speaker 3: speed when everybody's slowing down and when everybody's running. See,
Speaker 3: because I think the difference in his speed and his
Speaker 3: explode in the second half when everybody else is beating up,
Speaker 3: and also when you think that the the surfaces slow down,
Speaker 3: it's just going to accentuate his speed so much more.
Speaker 3: When he gets in the second half, when guys are tired,
Speaker 3: beat up and you're running in inclement weather, I think
Speaker 3: he becomes that guy that's like, yo, this guy's playing
Speaker 3: on a different speed level.
Speaker 1: Because Aaron compared them, compared him to Amn Green, the
Speaker 1: guy used to play with in Green.
Speaker 3: And I love it Mine Green and mine Green got
Speaker 3: the Widow Peak men and mine Green had a lot
Speaker 3: of fun with each other. He's a huge gamer and
Speaker 3: I used to like me and him used to host
Speaker 3: like Matten tournaments together and stuff like that. But Mine
Speaker 3: Green never had the speed that Brees had and is
Speaker 3: too speed, so you know, mine was thick. But I
Speaker 3: would compare Bree as an opponent and as somebody that
Speaker 3: I've seen before. I would compare him with Chris Johnson. Hmm,
Speaker 3: Chris Johnson, like once he get that scene, it ain't
Speaker 3: nothing you can do, Like objects will appear further in
Speaker 3: the review, Like once he like once he hits that yeah,
Speaker 3: and those little weak arm tackles and oh I'm engaged,
Speaker 3: but let me put my arm out, he gonna kick
Speaker 3: right through that, right, So, like I would say, remember Chris, Chris,
Speaker 3: Chris Johnson was probably about six six one right as well, Right,
Speaker 3: a mom is a lot shorter, and you think or
Speaker 3: I would say, like a young Fournette, really, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, Like just but not for Nette, not
Speaker 3: for Nette, No, No, our guy that was.
Speaker 2: Here from Chicago.
Speaker 1: Forte Forte, but Forte with a lot more guess as
Speaker 1: far as speed, nothing else.
Speaker 2: Chicago Forte had had a little bit more juice two lane.
Speaker 3: But but this guy, that's what I'm saying, Breese's speed
Speaker 3: or also Jamal Charles.
Speaker 2: He gave me a lot of Jamal Charles vibes.
Speaker 1: All right, So what's the ball distribution gonna look early
Speaker 1: for the Jets? You got the big guy and that's outside.
Speaker 1: You got seventeen. You mentioned Lizard and Cob. Obviously those
Speaker 1: guys have played with Aaron before Breach coming back from injury.
Speaker 1: Delvin in the backfield, he hasn't practiced a lot yet.
Speaker 1: I know you can get them as much as up
Speaker 1: to speed as possible before week one, but just early on,
Speaker 1: how do you think.
Speaker 3: Well, you gotta be able to get a feel, because
Speaker 3: you got to get a feel for your linemen and
Speaker 3: right the way guys block and how to read their
Speaker 3: blocks and how they their tennessees and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: So I mean, I expect the Jets to to kind
Speaker 3: of pass the run, you know what I mean early on,
Speaker 3: and I expect Aaron to use the short pass game. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and that's the extension of the run, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, like a lot of flat routes and checkouts
Speaker 3: and stuff like that and taking shots and then you know,
Speaker 3: you got to run to I think they're gonna have
Speaker 3: to run to close games out. And I think as
Speaker 3: the season goes on, I think that kind that narrative
Speaker 3: starts to change probably about like week three, I think,
Speaker 3: and the running backs be ready to go, because neither
Speaker 3: one of them really had a preseason. So it's about
Speaker 3: getting their timing down in their field or the offensive line,
Speaker 3: because you know, like I said all the time, the
Speaker 3: best running backs for these are great running backs, you
Speaker 3: have to have patience to the whole and acceleration through
Speaker 3: the hole. And so I think that that's what they're
Speaker 3: going to have to do. And that's about timing, right,
Speaker 3: because you have to see it and wait for it
Speaker 3: to open up. But you have to know certain guys
Speaker 3: do things the same way, but different, right. You know,
Speaker 3: the objective is to move your guy, to give your
Speaker 3: running back a butt to be able to cut off
Speaker 3: of and get movement. That's going to take a while, right,
Speaker 3: And it's going to take a while for them to
Speaker 3: figure out what's the best type of runs against the
Speaker 3: best type of fronts. The past game is easy because
Speaker 3: AA run is going to be able to figure things out,
Speaker 3: see what guys are doing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: It's like it's funny right when you think about you know,
Speaker 3: when you know hard knocks in the in the one
Speaker 3: Jet drive, yeah one just drive as well, right, and
Speaker 3: you think about, you know, Aaron, like you're not coming
Speaker 3: back up, right, you can't fool with that type of stuff.
Speaker 2: So like he's seen it all.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's going against some of the most complex defenses,
Speaker 3: including you know the Jets defense that was pretty complex
Speaker 3: that he you know, had to figure out where who's coming,
Speaker 3: and we had guys that were smart and intelligent that
Speaker 3: knew how to disguise.
Speaker 1: So the fact that you know, I just played well
Speaker 1: that one death or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: I think Steve Wellerford thought he could pick up the
Speaker 3: fourth in nineteen and realized that, you know, eighteen eight nineteen.
Speaker 2: But anyway, that's a different story for a different time.
Speaker 1: He always crushed in.
Speaker 2: But the fact, yeah, he's still crushing it, right.
Speaker 3: So the fact the fact that you can you know,
Speaker 3: Aaron's going to be able to decipher and so like,
Speaker 3: whatever you give him, he's going to take right. So
Speaker 3: if you want to say, okay, well they got Dalvin
Speaker 3: Cook and Breese Hall, let's stopped the run, He's going
Speaker 3: to pick you apart with the one on ones right.
Speaker 3: And if you decide to say, okay, well we're going
Speaker 3: to play heavy coverage, he has no problem checking the
Speaker 3: draws and screens. And what I love is and what
Speaker 3: I've always appreciated about Green Bay and Aaron Rodgers in particular,
Speaker 3: but Green Bay was always great at the screen game,
Speaker 3: whether it's the legal pick plays on a goal line,
Speaker 3: the quick screens on the goal line, or the running
Speaker 3: back screens on the goal line. Right, I expect the
Speaker 3: screen game to be a big part, big part of
Speaker 3: especially the run game and extension of it.
Speaker 1: Aaron the best touchdown interception ratio on NFL history, protects
Speaker 1: the football. The other thing is, if you'll look back
Speaker 1: at those stats when Hackett was there with him in
Speaker 1: Green Bay in twenty twenty, I think their red zone
Speaker 1: efficiency was eighty percent touchdowns inside the red soone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's like he's going to get the motion,
Speaker 3: he's going to get the information. You can try and
Speaker 3: hide it all you want, But once he motions the
Speaker 3: goals to empty comes back from anthy you got to
Speaker 3: show your cards. And he's going to find somebody that's
Speaker 3: a mismatch, and he's going to find a weak link,
Speaker 3: and he's going to keep attacking him over and over again,
Speaker 3: whether it's quick screens, whether it's everybody thinks it's a run,
Speaker 3: but him and the receiver, the non verbal communication. That's
Speaker 3: why I spend all this intimate time with so vital
Speaker 3: and so important, you know, on the field and off
Speaker 3: the field.
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Speaker 1: With that being said, Bill's coming to town. What do
Speaker 1: you think about before we get to the matchup? Just
Speaker 1: the long week and then the night game. You are
Speaker 1: the final game of that weekend, and had anticipation building
Speaker 1: and a big divisional opponent coming to town and Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers making his debut and it's the twenty second anniversary
Speaker 1: of nine to eleven.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I think it's gonna be super emotional.
Speaker 3: A lot of these guys don't understand the gravity of
Speaker 3: because they weren't around. And I think a lot of
Speaker 3: these guys were so young that they didn't watch it live, right.
Speaker 3: I believe I was in college, right, So that means
Speaker 3: that these guys who were not even someone probably wasn't
Speaker 3: even born or they're born right nine to eleven, yeah.
Speaker 1: But they yeah a lot of.
Speaker 3: Nights, so imagine the fact that a lot of them
Speaker 3: didn't really even understand what had happened, you know.
Speaker 1: So like so it's probably for the crowd.
Speaker 2: For the crowd, I.
Speaker 3: Think they're going to feel the energy for the crowd like,
Speaker 3: oh man, like this is big. And I think they're
Speaker 3: going to understand because they're here and they're going to
Speaker 3: be hearing things leading up in the Sunday before where
Speaker 3: they read the names and all that stuff. I think
Speaker 3: they're going to start to understand this is big. And
Speaker 3: I think it's going to be able to affect the
Speaker 3: bills as well, because even though it's not it's still
Speaker 3: New York, right, So I think they're going to feel
Speaker 3: as well. Understanding they're running to a place that's electric,
Speaker 3: that's going to be more electric than it's ever that
Speaker 3: what they're used to a custom like, man, this is
Speaker 3: crazy today night, it's going to be crazy.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's going to rival Sunday Night nine
Speaker 1: to eleven against the Cowboys?
Speaker 2: I think it will.
Speaker 1: Ten year anniversary, I think it will.
Speaker 3: I absolutely think it will because the expectations of both
Speaker 3: teams are much higher.
Speaker 2: I know they say.
Speaker 3: The Cowboys are supposed to do something every year, but
Speaker 3: come on, man, like.
Speaker 2: Nobody believed that back then.
Speaker 3: People had believed us because we had showed it the
Speaker 3: year before. Yes, right, So I think their anticipation about us,
Speaker 3: But I think these are both teams that people believe
Speaker 3: if they represent the AFC and the Super Bowl wouldn't
Speaker 3: be surprised. So I think this is heightened because it's
Speaker 3: a divisional opponent, which you talk about the divisional opponents, they.
Speaker 2: Know each other more.
Speaker 3: You know, you talk about when we played the Cowboys,
Speaker 3: it was America's team, or supposed the America's team, but
Speaker 3: it wasn't a divisional opponent, right, So I think it's
Speaker 3: a lot different in that respect, where now you talk
Speaker 3: about the hatred the fan base and how many Bills
Speaker 3: fans have you know, act like they you know, use
Speaker 3: their cousin's address and paid money to try and sneak
Speaker 3: a ticket right to get in. You talk about the height,
Speaker 3: the media everything. I think it could be. It can
Speaker 3: rival that. I think it should exceeded because of the
Speaker 3: quarterback that's on both sides.
Speaker 2: This is the guys where you.
Speaker 3: Say, hey, if either one of these guys have the ball.
Speaker 2: With the game on the line, get your popcorn ready?
Speaker 1: Do you expect close? Again?
Speaker 3: I don't think it has to be because I think
Speaker 3: when you look at when I look at the Bills
Speaker 3: on the Bill side, they have a lot of unknowns.
Speaker 3: I think the Jets have a lot of knows right.
Speaker 3: This would be the first time without Fraser. They haven't
Speaker 3: looked well in the preseason. They haven't figured out the
Speaker 3: run game. So if they become one dimensional, you're talking about,
Speaker 3: in my opinion, if not the best cornerback duel in
Speaker 3: the game, clearly exactly, I think top five. And now
Speaker 3: you talk about this defensive line that's been hunting and
Speaker 3: people say, well, the Jets didn't really address you know,
Speaker 3: a superstar or a great guy opposite Quentinn Williams.
Speaker 2: But guess what, they don't run the ball all.
Speaker 3: So now you're telling me you're going to become a
Speaker 3: team that's going to drop back with all those dogs
Speaker 3: on that on that front line rotating in, you know,
Speaker 3: trying to hunt down Josh Allen and then if those
Speaker 3: first and second windows aren't open, you're going to give
Speaker 3: that defensive line the opportunity to continue to hunt.
Speaker 2: And I think you talk about.
Speaker 1: This defense has had a lot of success against Saleing.
Speaker 3: I know, and now they've gotten deeper, right and now
Speaker 3: you on the other side, now you put pressure on
Speaker 3: the Bills because you have the ability to score like
Speaker 3: you've never been able to score. The expectations is that
Speaker 3: you think that Aaron Rodgers is going to be.
Speaker 2: Able to put up points.
Speaker 3: So now that's more pressure for them to become one
Speaker 3: dimensional trying to keep pace. So how do you keep
Speaker 3: pace if you if you don't really attempt to run
Speaker 3: the ball.
Speaker 2: And now you're going to make.
Speaker 3: Your offensive line and continue to pass set against guys
Speaker 3: that are coming in in waves. Remember the offensive line
Speaker 3: is going to take every play. Just defensive line. You know,
Speaker 3: you got guys like huff, it's the closer like he'd got.
Speaker 3: He's like Mariano Rivera. He comes in like two minute
Speaker 3: drill in the first in the second quarter, might be
Speaker 3: his fifth snap in the second quarter.
Speaker 1: You're Nascar packages. You've sun so many options.
Speaker 3: And then Dennis, remember the first time that you're You're
Speaker 3: not in football shape and game shape until like game three,
Speaker 3: because it's the first time that you're going to be
Speaker 3: going as hard as you can for the however many
Speaker 3: snaps you have to take where the Jets are going
Speaker 3: to be able to throw pass rushers out that for them, Like, Okay,
Speaker 3: if right now I only can give you twenty great snaps,
Speaker 3: well that's fine, because I got I need to get
Speaker 3: other people great snaps anyway.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So like where those are offensive Line'm like, yo, they
Speaker 3: keep coming like that, I'm coming up.
Speaker 2: I'm coming up.
Speaker 3: This dude's running off the sideline, you know, after four
Speaker 3: plays and I've been chasing this other dude around all day.
Speaker 2: He running around. You know how much energy you.
Speaker 3: Have if you know all you got to do is
Speaker 3: do two pass rushers and sprint to the sideline and
Speaker 3: people look at it.
Speaker 2: People look like, yo, this.
Speaker 3: Dude been drinking gatorade for three minutes. I've been, you know,
Speaker 3: chasing people around. It wears you down.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, and it may be hot, it might not
Speaker 1: be hot, all right, So this is something that we're
Speaker 1: gonna focus on the television show. It's gonna be interesting
Speaker 1: to see if the Bills they say that they're going
Speaker 1: to be more committed to the run, Let's see what happens.
Speaker 2: If they fall behind, you know, and again.
Speaker 1: And what the counter is with them playing more maybe
Speaker 1: twelve personnel because they got Dawson Knox and then they
Speaker 1: drafted Kinkaid and then I'm gonna really judge.
Speaker 3: Let's see if kink can pass block and if you
Speaker 3: let me tell you, if you want to see a
Speaker 3: Sack highlight package, it's gonna feature tight ends against defensive ends.
Speaker 3: So just because Kinkaid is there, don't mean that he
Speaker 3: damn sure. I guarantee you every defensive end that the
Speaker 3: Jets have will much rather go against him than against
Speaker 3: their tackles.
Speaker 1: So good luck, and then we're gonna dive into this
Speaker 1: as well as that No Tremaine Edmunds, Matt Milano very
Speaker 1: good player, but who's gonna fill that void and the
Speaker 1: Jets Runners cannot only get it done on the ground.
Speaker 1: Those guys are effective pass catchers, yes, so, and you're
Speaker 1: talking about Rogers in the short passing game. And then
Speaker 1: these tight nds complement each other. So it's gonna be
Speaker 1: fun season prediction for the Jets. Where do you think
Speaker 1: they end up? As far as division is concerned. How
Speaker 1: many wins you got for the Steam I got them
Speaker 1: with thirteen. That one's AFC East set a top two
Speaker 1: seed in the AFC, You think.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I think I think when you look at
Speaker 3: the AFC North, they're gonna feed on each other, right,
Speaker 3: I think they're gonna feed on each other. And listen,
Speaker 3: this division is going to be highly competitive. But I
Speaker 3: think all things considered, right, I think the Jets. You know,
Speaker 3: people talk about, okay, the Jets, Achilles Hill, everybody is flawed.
Speaker 3: And see whether you want to talk about the Ravens
Speaker 3: and their lack of cornerbacks. You want to talk about
Speaker 3: you know, Joe Burrow, and you talk about the fact
Speaker 3: that they don't have Von Bell and Jesse Bates anymore.
Speaker 3: They got young safeties and that was a big part
Speaker 3: of their game. You know, you can go back to
Speaker 3: Tour's health, you can go to the lack of run game.
Speaker 2: I think right season, I.
Speaker 3: Believe that the Jets are better equipped if I got
Speaker 3: to have a flaw and a weakness that you have
Speaker 3: a lack of depth at the offensive line. I much
Speaker 3: rather have a Hall of Fame quarterback because history proves
Speaker 3: that those guys can overcome, because they're quick decision making,
Speaker 3: because their ability to think the game can overcome maybe
Speaker 3: a lack of great offensive player, not Sandy. The Jets
Speaker 3: won't have that because I believe if they're healthy, you know,
Speaker 3: I think they have a deep you know, you talk
Speaker 3: about their their their front five, if Becton's Becton. You know,
Speaker 3: people always talk up about Dwayne Brown though he's but
Speaker 3: once again, like I talk about the Jet hate, I've
Speaker 3: never heard anybody criticize the age of Andre Whitworth, who
Speaker 3: played two He's forty one, and if you look at
Speaker 3: the resume, and that's all you can do, compare apples
Speaker 3: to apples. If you look at the resume, Dwayne Brown
Speaker 3: and his five Pro Bowls and All Pros was greater
Speaker 3: than Whitworth. But they hate on his age because he's
Speaker 3: playing for the Jets.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 2: Keep it real?
Speaker 3: All all I asked the haters to do is be
Speaker 3: consistent in your arguments. So if you have a guy
Speaker 3: that's like Whitworth that played well with two torn rotator cups,
Speaker 3: how you expect them to play this year with two
Speaker 3: operational rotator cups? And you have Becton who's playing at
Speaker 3: the level he has, and you talk about it just.
Speaker 1: And then you adopted the tackle positions. So if somebody,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, if somebody goes down, you do have
Speaker 1: Billy Turner, but you do have Max Mitchell.
Speaker 2: But but I just like it. Make it make sense.
Speaker 3: Beck then is his rookie year was just as good
Speaker 3: as Tristan Worths, just as good.
Speaker 2: It was better than Andre Thomas.
Speaker 3: And so if he's healthy and being able to do
Speaker 3: what he does, you have to to you know, let's
Speaker 3: just say he's above average right tackle Dwayne Brown and
Speaker 3: his his resume suggests that he's Whitworth. I just told
Speaker 3: you very Tucker, in my opinion is your top five
Speaker 3: offensive guard and LinkedIn Thomas is a pro bowler.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what the hell are we talking about?
Speaker 1: And then you got you got we Schweizer, and you
Speaker 1: got Joe Tim was taking the second round.
Speaker 3: Make it makes sense, People like like I understand that
Speaker 3: you may say they don't have depth and everybody has
Speaker 3: to stay healthy, but let's just go with the starting
Speaker 3: five and let's talk about who they are and let's
Speaker 3: keep it consistent.
Speaker 1: So listen, top three roster and football correct of.
Speaker 2: Course, and it's only going to get better because we
Speaker 2: got some money.
Speaker 1: So bart's got put it down. Thirteen and four AFC
Speaker 1: East Champs, maybe even the top seed in AFC. Thirteen's
Speaker 1: got to be right in the mix Erteen's right there.
Speaker 3: I don't think nobody wins fourteen, so it's gonna come
Speaker 3: with tie breakers. Okay, right, subscribe, no, Chris Jones, subscribe.
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Speaker 2: Jerry, you ain't scary