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Speaker 5: that they could leave messages for us.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, but house phone line with on what and they
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Speaker 3: No, I don't want everything.
Speaker 5: I showed them my house for all My kids were
Speaker 5: like m hmm, rate eight or maybe they had no clue,
Speaker 5: and I was like, you know what, I can't get
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Speaker 5: Why would they like, that's a foreign machine?
Speaker 3: Yeah, are you looking at it? Like I watched my
Speaker 3: kids look at stuff, and I'll be.
Speaker 4: Like, why do they got this look right?
Speaker 3: And I think to myself, they've never seen this.
Speaker 5: So that's why in the summertime, I love to send
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Speaker 5: family and have nothing like literally, I get a call like.
Speaker 3: Twenty four hours like, hey there's no air condition in here. Fine,
Speaker 3: that's how I grew up. You will be fine.
Speaker 2: Well, one thing that transcends generations mood. Yeah, football we've
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Speaker 1: This weekend preseason game, Commanders Jets. Brand's gonna be calling
Speaker 1: the game. Obviously, you guys will be all hands on
Speaker 1: deck ready for this game. What are some general expectations,
Speaker 1: because look, preseason is preseason, but what are some things
Speaker 1: you want to see as far as maybe guys stepping
Speaker 1: up or something that might make you happy to see, Hey,
Speaker 1: this this particular position group is improving, whatever it may be.
Speaker 5: Well, what I want is the baseline. Okay, show me
Speaker 5: what this team is like. It's just the preseason, right,
Speaker 5: So we're gonna see the middle of the roster.
Speaker 3: We ain't gonna see the top of the roster.
Speaker 5: You're gonna see the middle of the roster, in the
Speaker 5: bottom of the roster, and you only good as the
Speaker 5: fifty third person on the roster.
Speaker 3: So what we gonna see is the baseline.
Speaker 5: And what they did is coach of staff in his
Speaker 5: front office, did they took the middle of this roster
Speaker 5: from last year.
Speaker 3: And they gutted it.
Speaker 5: They brought the floor up. Forget the ceiling, they brought
Speaker 5: the floor up. So what I want to do is
Speaker 5: I want to see guys go out there and do
Speaker 5: their job. I don't need you to go ten tests.
Speaker 5: I just need you to look like a football team.
Speaker 5: I need you to look like a way coach group
Speaker 5: of guys. That's what I want to see. And you
Speaker 5: can only tell if the group is wall of coach.
Speaker 5: But how's the third screen guy doing. How's the second
Speaker 5: screen guy doing? This the test of how you being coached?
Speaker 4: There's a couple of things at one. I think the
Speaker 4: joint practice is equally as important, if not more important,
Speaker 4: than the game itself.
Speaker 3: It is more important, Yes, yeah.
Speaker 4: For a couple of reasons. And I don't think you
Speaker 4: could have picked a better opponent for this for the
Speaker 4: joint practice. For a couple of reasons, Like if we
Speaker 4: can all sit here and agree that a couple of
Speaker 4: the units that are in question are the offensive line
Speaker 4: in the cornerbacks, think about who they're practicing against this weekend.
Speaker 4: You have one of the best fronts in football with
Speaker 4: the Jets. You're gonna get them in a controlled environment,
Speaker 4: you're gonna find out. We've been playing musical chairs with
Speaker 4: our offensive line for two We're gonna find out what's
Speaker 4: what when Quinn Williams lines up over Allegretty or Beaddish
Speaker 4: or we're gonna get their rush ends against our tackles
Speaker 4: and we don't know who our tackles are yet. And
Speaker 4: then on the other side, we're not gonna get Aaron
Speaker 4: Rodgers in the game on Saturday, but we are gonna
Speaker 4: get him in that practice on Thursday. Greet him, Garrett Wilson,
Speaker 4: Mike Williams, We're gonna find out about our corners. Yeah,
Speaker 4: in controlled environments. They could not have planned out a
Speaker 4: better team to have a joint practice with. I know
Speaker 4: they didn't plan it that way, but if you think
Speaker 4: about what we have questions about and what they bring
Speaker 4: to the table, it's a great matchup for this team.
Speaker 5: Why do we have questions about the DB's in the
Speaker 5: office of line when.
Speaker 3: I don't believe in bad kids. I believe in bad parents.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 5: We watched them have bad parents last year. They wasn't
Speaker 5: coached well. They was put out there and say survive.
Speaker 5: And now we want to say what we do and
Speaker 5: what we don't have. We've upgraded at the center position,
Speaker 5: We've upgraded at the go up position. Sam Cosmi is
Speaker 5: one of the best goss in football. We just drafted
Speaker 5: Brandon cop Why does this have to be a weakness
Speaker 5: because it's the unknown, Like I think we look at unknowns,
Speaker 5: it's weaknesses.
Speaker 3: I don't look at it. I don't look at this
Speaker 3: defensive back. Okay, let me.
Speaker 2: Put it to you this way.
Speaker 1: If this is a reset for these guys, right, let's
Speaker 1: say to a rookie season in theory, then wouldn't it
Speaker 1: make sense that you're still gonna see some growing pains
Speaker 1: because it's a new defense, because it's new roles, Or
Speaker 1: do you expect, okay, we'll see some growth from last year.
Speaker 2: Or could it be a resetting.
Speaker 5: So we're gonna see we're gonna see more growth because
Speaker 5: of the middle of the defense. All Right, Let's be honest.
Speaker 5: The defensive line is what it is. They are intact.
Speaker 5: But when you change the linebacker position, you actually changed
Speaker 5: the back end also, like not only did you bring
Speaker 5: in Bobby Wagner, the yellow jacket, the guy he and
Speaker 5: it just it just reminds me so much of when
Speaker 5: Fletch came. Like when Fletch came, everything kind of changed
Speaker 5: because we don't have to question who the leader is.
Speaker 5: I don't have to question this, the information go get
Speaker 5: back to my defensive back field.
Speaker 3: I don't have to question the end of it. This
Speaker 3: and then look at WIT's history, look at Queenn's history.
Speaker 5: When it comes to defensive backs. This is a defensive
Speaker 5: back friendly defense, all right. Not only did he have
Speaker 5: all Right Diggs what nine interceptions? Then a year later eleven.
Speaker 5: That's no coincidence. So somebody in our defensive backfield it's
Speaker 5: gonna have one of those years because this defensive design
Speaker 5: for that, this defense.
Speaker 3: But take steam.
Speaker 5: I have played in defenses, Greg Williams, that is a
Speaker 5: defensive back friendly that I played in. God that wasn't
Speaker 5: defensive backfield. So now it's more survival than it is play. Like,
Speaker 5: I don't want to judge these guys without them having
Speaker 5: an equal chance to show me who they are.
Speaker 4: It's only been a couple of weeks, right, and we're
Speaker 4: living in this bubble because we're watching them every day.
Speaker 4: And I'm optimistic, right, I want to be optimistic, but
Speaker 4: I think to your point, like when I watch them practice.
Speaker 4: What I see up the middle between the hash marks
Speaker 4: is exponentially better, at least on paper and in general
Speaker 4: in personnel than what they had. The upgrade at the
Speaker 4: linebacker position cannot be overstated, like it is a strength
Speaker 4: when it was a weakness. The safeties are deep. Now.
Speaker 4: I don't know how they're going to utilize Kwon Martin
Speaker 4: and Jeremy Chin, and they don't want to tell me
Speaker 4: because I think they're going to surprise some people with
Speaker 4: the way that they utilize both of them. We've got
Speaker 4: good players like Derek Forrest that are fighting for time
Speaker 4: because they're because they're deep in this position. And we
Speaker 4: know what the middle of our defensive line is. And
Speaker 4: if Johnny Newton is going to be what they think
Speaker 4: he's going to be, which might be the best defensive
Speaker 4: tackle off the board this year. Look up the middle
Speaker 4: at what you see. The questions are on the edges though,
Speaker 4: can they get a consistent pass rush, because yes, Dallas
Speaker 4: had a great defense. Do we have Michael Parsons on
Speaker 4: this team? I don't know.
Speaker 3: Only want.
Speaker 4: Right And then the corners are in question as well.
Speaker 4: And I'm with you, and I want to be optimistic
Speaker 4: and let's give Forbes a redo here, and Saint just
Speaker 4: is a good corner. I think they have some very
Speaker 4: good veterans now behind them, so they're deep in this spot.
Speaker 4: But do they have number one that can match up
Speaker 4: with the CD Lambs and the AJ Browns of the world.
Speaker 4: And that's what we need to see. And that's why
Speaker 4: I think this week's a big deal with Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 4: and Garrett Wilson and people like that.
Speaker 3: No, no, I totally understand what you're saying. These things
Speaker 3: we don't know, like the unknown, we don't know.
Speaker 5: But what I do know is I know this coordinator,
Speaker 5: and I know what type of defenses they run. I
Speaker 5: know what type of guys we have. And I think
Speaker 5: everybody forgetting that. You do have Frankie Louvo, who not
Speaker 5: just gonna be a stand up linebacker.
Speaker 3: You do have Jamie Davis. It's gonna be rushing the pass.
Speaker 8: It.
Speaker 5: I think they will have enough speed and enough personnel
Speaker 5: to manufacture a pass rush. But if you look at
Speaker 5: the teams or in the NFL with great linebacker courts,
Speaker 5: they are probably the top teams in the league.
Speaker 3: You look at the Ravens had the top linebacker court
Speaker 3: you look at the forty nine ers. You look at
Speaker 3: these teams and you say why they so good on defense?
Speaker 3: It's not the front, it's the middle of the defense.
Speaker 3: It changes everything.
Speaker 5: I know people don't understand it like I understand it.
Speaker 5: But when you change the middle of the defense, that
Speaker 5: means no more running to the outside, no more running
Speaker 5: to the inside.
Speaker 3: That mean when you pass.
Speaker 5: The ball in short ten yard five yard interrments, these
Speaker 5: backers were inflict pain. So it stops all of that.
Speaker 5: And I need people to understand that when we upgraded
Speaker 5: this middle of the field, it changed everything on the defense.
Speaker 5: The defense to me, last year they got put in
Speaker 5: some bad predicaments. I never looked at this as a
Speaker 5: bad defense. I looked at it. It's being called wrong.
Speaker 5: It's been called it's being dictated wrong. But the players
Speaker 5: we do have that Like and I say this, nobody
Speaker 5: had a good year on defense last year. Can we
Speaker 5: all agree on that? Not pain, not allen like nobody.
Speaker 5: It's never a coincidence. When all of us think, right, like,
Speaker 5: it's just it ain't no coincidence. That means it's deeper.
Speaker 5: They mean it's something else going on.
Speaker 1: Well, I remember Emmanuel Forbes was saying, probably a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago to start a camp, finally I can
Speaker 1: just react.
Speaker 2: I don't have to think anymore.
Speaker 1: To your point, so, how much does it help when
Speaker 1: you have a not necessarily a simplified scheme, but a
Speaker 1: scheme that says, do what you do best.
Speaker 2: You're not out there thinking because you know you think
Speaker 2: you're wrong.
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, I know what he means, like,
Speaker 5: we are creatures of reaction. I'm a dB, I'm a cat.
Speaker 5: We never can fall. We got to stay on our feet.
Speaker 5: But we also got to react to whatever that wire
Speaker 5: receiver does. But if I'm thinking in my head, but
Speaker 5: I am in cover floor, I might not need to
Speaker 5: go down here. I mean this, I'm hesitating. Any hesitation
Speaker 5: gonna get you beat. What he's saying is was being.
Speaker 3: Talked to me.
Speaker 5: I'm learning, like meaning that I don't have to second
Speaker 5: guess myself, a second guess the situation. I'm soaking this in.
Speaker 5: They're making it simple and they allow me to play fast.
Speaker 5: And that's what you want your dbs to do. You
Speaker 5: want them to play fast because they are reacting, not thinking.
Speaker 5: Like like they say in football, you think long, you
Speaker 5: think wrong.
Speaker 4: They talked openly last year about being confused.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: That yeah, and they talk a lot about this. You know,
Speaker 4: the coaches set up the rules that you're supposed to follow.
Speaker 4: They were confused by it. You saw it on the field.
Speaker 4: And I agree with you. This isn't that they had
Speaker 4: really bad players. I think they were top to bottom,
Speaker 4: not on the same page. And you know, like in
Speaker 4: this league, I think you might agree with this and
Speaker 4: more and more and more as we in a cap
Speaker 4: league like this, the difference between the good teams and
Speaker 4: the bad teams is so minute. It's this much, you know.
Speaker 4: And if you, if you're lucky, have Pat Mahomes or
Speaker 4: Josh Allen, you have a difference maker. But like everything else,
Speaker 4: if you look across the board, everybody's got strengths and
Speaker 4: weaknesses in a cap league, and everybody's close. When you're
Speaker 4: losing the way this team was losing last year, that
Speaker 4: is a fundamental problem with what's going on in general,
Speaker 4: not just the talent itself. And I'm hearing this from
Speaker 4: them this year that they feel more free to play fast,
Speaker 4: and dan Quinn's talking openly about getting them up. I
Speaker 4: do want to ask you both about one thing that
Speaker 4: I have found surprising about all of this, And it's
Speaker 4: another thing that I'm really looking forward to this weekend
Speaker 4: at the joint practice and at the game. So dan
Speaker 4: Quinn talks openly about your friends and family are gonna
Speaker 4: like watching us. We're gonna play hard, we're gonna play physical,
Speaker 4: We're gonna bring it. Those are the type of things
Speaker 4: he's saying. I haven't seen them do a full speed
Speaker 4: football practice yet in two weeks and the first time
Speaker 4: they're going to do it is it a joint practice
Speaker 4: and in a preseason game. And I'm somewhat surprised by that.
Speaker 5: Don't be surprised about it. This is the new NFL.
Speaker 5: This is the way it is. This is how they
Speaker 5: protect the players. This is what it is.
Speaker 3: But what I do love is I love inner team practices.
Speaker 3: You said it.
Speaker 5: At the end of the day, We're going to see
Speaker 5: stuff that they can't they ain't gonna show in the
Speaker 5: preseason game. We're gonna see matchups, like he said, tackle
Speaker 5: against defensive end, wide receiver against Connell, quarterback against We're
Speaker 5: gonna see it all in these practices. And I'm like,
Speaker 5: this is what I do know about this team. They'll
Speaker 5: rather walk through, so they understand then go one hundred
Speaker 5: percent while everybody just unorganized chaos. They understand, we're going
Speaker 5: to protect their legs, we're gonna protect the player, but
Speaker 5: we're gonna also were.
Speaker 3: Challenging the mental.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that's what I think the best coaches challenge
Speaker 5: the mental. Everybody, every coach I've ever had, from Coach Gibbs,
Speaker 5: all the best coaches, they like, you know what, Physically, physically,
Speaker 5: that's what got you here?
Speaker 3: Yeah, mentally, what's gonna keep you here?
Speaker 2: I think it's surprising for sure, because that doesn't seem
Speaker 2: like the norm. But I'll also say.
Speaker 1: To your point, particularly when you're integrating a brand new
Speaker 1: coaching staff of the new set of players, mostly most
Speaker 1: important thing you can do is get everyone on the
Speaker 1: same page.
Speaker 2: Make sure everyone knows their assignments.
Speaker 1: You've got a rookie quarterback as where all we're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about Jayden Daniels. You got to get everyone down
Speaker 1: on knowing exactly what they're doing, and then you go
Speaker 1: full more.
Speaker 2: Because if you're automatically.
Speaker 1: Going full speed early on, before you know, before you're reacting,
Speaker 1: you don't really know what's happening.
Speaker 2: Then I think you run the risk of maybe taking
Speaker 2: a step backwards.
Speaker 4: That's what Quinn said the other day because I asked
Speaker 4: him about this, because listen, I've been around you guys forever, right,
Speaker 4: it is unnatural for you all to not start hitting, yeah,
Speaker 4: like you guys want to, you know, after the first week,
Speaker 4: because pads have been collectively bargained out of training camp. Yea,
Speaker 4: the first week, so you can't hit, right, there's no
Speaker 4: way around. You're gonna get people hurt, so you can't hit.
Speaker 4: Once the pads go on though, that's when we think
Speaker 4: that things are going to change. And it didn't quite yet,
Speaker 4: but by the middle of the second week, Brian Robinson's
Speaker 4: kind of lowering his head a little bit. There was
Speaker 4: a pop on a kickoff return. Guy I got run
Speaker 4: over on a kick cover, like you could see it
Speaker 4: bubbling up where the guys are like, let us go.
Speaker 4: And I asked Quinn about it, and he said, to
Speaker 4: your point, we're not ready to do that. We want
Speaker 4: everybody on the same page, coordinated, and then we're gonna
Speaker 4: take the lid off and unleash it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I love that, listen, he said.
Speaker 5: We don't want chaos, we want organized chaos, and for
Speaker 5: us to have organized chaos, I have to teach them first.
Speaker 5: I want my coach to be a teacher, Like this
Speaker 5: is chess. Like the thing about it when we get
Speaker 5: out there on Sunday.
Speaker 3: You just said it. The table let, the tabler level
Speaker 3: is almost the same. Who is moving the chess pieces?
Speaker 3: And where are you placing me? And why?
Speaker 5: If I know why you placing me right here? I'm
Speaker 5: prone to be better at my job. And that's what
Speaker 5: I think they're doing right now. They like, we're gonna
Speaker 5: teach them. We done got time for all this. Let's
Speaker 5: go out here and beat everybody up. I want to
Speaker 5: teach them how I want the game to be played.
Speaker 3: And I think that's what he.
Speaker 4: Yes, I know the games on Saturday. I don't want
Speaker 4: you to miss it because it's early. But it's aos.
Speaker 5: But it's also a preseason games. Got let's be honest,
Speaker 5: it's a preseason game. Were waiting for the first game,
Speaker 5: Like that's what we're trying to get to.
Speaker 1: It's almost like a bull you know where you know
Speaker 1: when the bull gets ready to charge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's that that leg going like I'm about to go.
Speaker 1: And it's like these players are like we're ready and
Speaker 1: they're waiting for dan Quinn.
Speaker 2: Just turn them loses and then they can go. So
Speaker 2: that's gonna happen soon.
Speaker 4: And listen, it's got Well, it's gonna happen obviously. But
Speaker 4: I want you to think about that opener. If people
Speaker 4: dismiss this, that was a playoff team a year ago,
Speaker 4: that's a Todd Bowles defense. Yeah, those guys play hard.
Speaker 4: If you remember in the playoffs. I know the Eagles
Speaker 4: were floundering when they beat them. They were one score
Speaker 4: down to Detroit in the fourth quarter and had the ball. Okay,
Speaker 4: they very easily could have been in the NFC championship.
Speaker 4: Baker Mayfield did a second year there. They're gonna show up. Yeah, Like,
Speaker 4: don't don't think like that was some kind of fluke
Speaker 4: with them a year ago. They're gonna show up. So
Speaker 4: this team's gonna need to be ready.
Speaker 3: I don't think the Buccaneers will show up. Are you
Speaker 3: a believer in with that team?
Speaker 5: Yes, you believe in the books, I think because I
Speaker 5: think the best team in the South is the Falcons.
Speaker 3: And you. I ain't a big Kirk guy, but I
Speaker 3: see what Kirk got around him.
Speaker 5: I see a twelve win Falcon team easily.
Speaker 4: I think they have on paper an amazing amount of
Speaker 4: talent on offense. I think on defense they're week and
Speaker 4: they're gonna have to buy into Raheem Morris is gonna
Speaker 4: do there what Dan Quinn and Joe Witt are gonna
Speaker 4: do here for it to turn that way. And I
Speaker 4: also think that draft pick thing was so awkward and
Speaker 4: so weird that it's gonna hover over everything and if
Speaker 4: Cousins is not great early, they're gonna start asking him
Speaker 4: about when they're gonna give this guy this shot. They
Speaker 4: made things so awkward.
Speaker 3: I think so. I think they invested in the future.
Speaker 5: We watched Green Bay do this year out the year,
Speaker 5: and then we're shocked when they never had to go
Speaker 5: get a quarterback. Green Bay has had forty consecutive years
Speaker 5: of Pro Bowl quarterback because they draft early before the
Speaker 5: dude is ready to retire. They draft eight quarterback. I'm sorry,
Speaker 5: we all can agree. Eight billion people are on this planet.
Speaker 5: We haven't found thirty two quarterbacks in that same year.
Speaker 5: There's great eight billion people. Yes, you hurt me. So
Speaker 5: if I have to put one on the bench and
Speaker 5: wait till he's ready, well, wait.
Speaker 3: Till my other guy lead. That's fine.
Speaker 5: I thought the Falcons did a great thing because guess what,
Speaker 5: you draft a d N right there, they don't make
Speaker 5: you a win our team. Like, I don't know why
Speaker 5: everybody think the draft is this instant lottery. We know
Speaker 5: for a fact half of the first rounders and the
Speaker 5: second rounder is gonna stink. This league is not for everybody.
Speaker 5: Just because I draft somebody, don't mean he's good. Everybody
Speaker 5: gonna wait till mid season to say is my rookie good?
Speaker 3: Is my rookie bad?
Speaker 5: But we're gonna find out that most of these guys
Speaker 5: can't play in the NFL. All right, I'm going Falcons
Speaker 5: win that division. What you think jis, don't say, don't
Speaker 5: say the Panthers and just be out.
Speaker 1: I tell you who I think is sneaking out disas
Speaker 1: might be the Saints, Oh they are, yes.
Speaker 3: But do you believe in Carr?
Speaker 1: I think in that division, he's good enough to win
Speaker 1: that division. Also because they rely on their defense, right,
Speaker 1: that's what That's how the Saints wins game.
Speaker 2: And also Derek Harber was very good at the end
Speaker 2: of last season.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, so he got better as the season went
Speaker 1: on once he acclimated a little bit to the surroundings
Speaker 1: there in New Orleans.
Speaker 2: So that's a winnable division.
Speaker 1: And also, I think I have a hard time with
Speaker 1: maybe believing in Baker Mayfield for a second secutive season.
Speaker 4: You got the Saints, I got Tampa, you got the Falcons. Yeah,
Speaker 4: well that Saints commanders gave in December's gonna be big
Speaker 4: for you.
Speaker 1: Since we're talking about quarterbacks, Jade Daniels, possibly he's going
Speaker 1: to play.
Speaker 2: We don't know if he's going to start or not,
Speaker 2: so it won't matter.
Speaker 1: But quietly, as we've seen, he's sort of snuck in
Speaker 1: and been the guy taking the reps with that first team.
Speaker 1: So what have you seen from him during training camp?
Speaker 1: And what do you hope to see on Saturday?
Speaker 5: You know what, I'm more impressed with the person, like
Speaker 5: I've just been blown away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with the.
Speaker 5: Person like to get drafted to the NFL. You got talent,
Speaker 5: it's something that you do will and he does. He
Speaker 5: throws the ball wheel, he runs will. But usually when
Speaker 5: we get the number two pick a Heisman Trophy winner,
Speaker 5: they usually devas they usually the team is here and
Speaker 5: I'm over here.
Speaker 3: It's usually picture and outfield. It's just it's a separation.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen that with him. I have been blown
Speaker 5: away with the person so much. I don't care about
Speaker 5: anything else. I think he's gonna have a great career.
Speaker 5: I don't know how his career starts. Like he's gonna
Speaker 5: go through his growing page. And that's what we need
Speaker 5: to understand. And I need all the fans to understand this.
Speaker 8: C J.
Speaker 3: Scroud is a outliar, do you understand.
Speaker 5: Indeed, biggest way Peyton Manning through a thousand pixels with you,
Speaker 5: like quarterbacks usually don't do.
Speaker 4: Well, Tyle, think about and I know we had that
Speaker 4: r G three splash and.
Speaker 3: Crazy effect and people want him to be that. No,
Speaker 3: it's gonna take patience with this.
Speaker 5: Like my grandma used to say, you the cooking in
Speaker 5: the crock pot of Michael Wave.
Speaker 3: CJ.
Speaker 5: Scrid is a micaelwave. Some stuff take a little longer.
Speaker 5: I want everybody to be patient with how he grows
Speaker 5: and understand this. Jane Daniels from Game one is gonna
Speaker 5: be totally different from Jane Daniels Game fifteen.
Speaker 3: He gonna been in. He gonna have some war wounds
Speaker 3: by the end. He gonna been the learned.
Speaker 5: I can't do this, I can do that. And that's
Speaker 5: why I tell people hold up on that office a line.
Speaker 5: We understand it's Sam how in Seattle's going through the
Speaker 5: same problems.
Speaker 3: He aat here holding the ball too long.
Speaker 5: They had a lot to do with most of those sex,
Speaker 5: all right, So don't blame this now, this this line
Speaker 5: has a whole different quarterback who can run himself out
Speaker 5: of problems, who can run himself out of sex.
Speaker 3: That changes everything.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know enough at this point to know
Speaker 4: what does the offense look like? Damn shown me you
Speaker 4: know how much of designed runs are gonna be part
Speaker 4: of it? Because it has to be part of it.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I have no idea how much they're
Speaker 4: gonna rely on him that way. I do like here
Speaker 4: the markers, right, he comes in here, his decision making
Speaker 4: looks great. Okay, just he's fast, he's making his mind
Speaker 4: up quickly. Just seemed to confirm that's the case. The
Speaker 4: work ethic that they talked about going into the pre
Speaker 4: draft process has seemed to obviously carry over here. He's
Speaker 4: the first one in the building every day, and to
Speaker 4: Fred's point, like he seems like a very humble guy
Speaker 4: and someone who is not asking for all this attention.
Speaker 4: And look at this team, like here's a team that
Speaker 4: could is dying to have a franchise quarterback. I've been
Speaker 4: waiting for it my whole life. Okay, I'm fifty one.
Speaker 4: I've been waiting for it my whole life. Like this
Speaker 4: this team had a glory could.
Speaker 3: They sixty this team?
Speaker 4: At this team had a glory era and they won
Speaker 4: three Super Bowls or three different quarterbacks and none of
Speaker 4: them are in the Hall of Fame. Right, we haven't
Speaker 4: had this person right, and this team has gone out
Speaker 4: of its way to not thrust him out there and
Speaker 4: say he's it, buy in, put him on the cover
Speaker 4: of things. And it doesn't seem like he's asking for
Speaker 4: He's not. He's not. He comes in here, he's humble
Speaker 4: when he's asked questions. He got to asked some question
Speaker 4: like his first press conference, or he's like, what's it
Speaker 4: like being a star quarterback? And he goes, I'm not
Speaker 4: a star quarterback. And the other I asked him and said,
Speaker 4: you know, like they said, you're gonna know when you're ready.
Speaker 4: Where are you on that process? And he said, I'm
Speaker 4: not there yet, Like there's a humility to him self awareness, yes,
Speaker 4: self awareness, humility he gets he's not gonna change everything overnight.
Speaker 4: I hope he ce j Stroud this year, but I'm
Speaker 4: with you, I don't want to put that kind of
Speaker 4: pressure on him. And it goes back to the other
Speaker 4: point we were making. We haven't seen them practice full yet.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen him get chased by anybody yet. I
Speaker 4: haven't seen him have to deal with a third and
Speaker 4: six at a tie game in the fourth quarter of
Speaker 4: three minutes left. So I have no idea what I'm
Speaker 4: about to get. But everything I've seen so far from
Speaker 4: his personality, his obvious skill set, his obvious athletic ceiling,
Speaker 4: and then there are some moments lately where he's making
Speaker 4: a couple of these wow throws in practice. He had
Speaker 4: one last week where you know it's a faux pass
Speaker 4: rush because he knows he's not gonna get hit. Okay,
Speaker 4: but he slid to his left, which went right into
Speaker 4: Dorance Armstrong, who beat you know, the tackle to whatever
Speaker 4: that means. He's in his face backfoot, flicks it thirty
Speaker 4: five yards in the air and catches McLaurin in stride.
Speaker 4: He does that in the game. He's in the Pro
Speaker 4: Bowl like these are, and those are the little things
Speaker 4: where you go, wow, I think he could be special,
Speaker 4: But I don't want to get ahead of myself because
Speaker 4: he doesn't even want to get ahead of himself. And
Speaker 4: I think that's what's what's interesting.
Speaker 5: Because I remember, we remember the love fist that happened
Speaker 5: when we drafted Robert.
Speaker 3: It was Michael Jackson and the Jackson Five.
Speaker 4: Robert loved it, No, he embraced them.
Speaker 5: Nobody loves Robert and Bob Bob loves himself.
Speaker 3: But it was just it was just parade. It was this,
Speaker 3: oh we got it. It was just so much fanfare.
Speaker 5: And with Jayden is just yeah, just business as you
Speaker 5: and I and I and I. I think the coaching
Speaker 5: stay up for that because they not selling him is
Speaker 5: to save you. Hey's salling him is he's a piece
Speaker 5: of a puzzle. And when he's ready, we'll let you know.
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Speaker 2: Joint practice and brand you were saying that more so
Speaker 2: than the game.
Speaker 1: The joint practices are the real important piece of this
Speaker 1: week and this team getting ready.
Speaker 3: For this one. I think so.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, I'm obviously interested in the game, sure,
Speaker 4: because Jane's gonna play, and I think that's important, you know,
Speaker 4: for our purposes. But Aaron Rodgers is not. So how
Speaker 4: many of the other Jets starters are going to play?
Speaker 4: I don't know so, and you know how this goes,
Speaker 4: like nobody wants to show anything, you know it Like
Speaker 4: everybody comes in with different priorities in these preseason games
Speaker 4: and a lot of it feels like, let's just get
Speaker 4: through it, and I you know it'll be I think
Speaker 4: it'd be very telling for some of the younger players
Speaker 4: because I want to get a look at them on
Speaker 4: the field. But these controlled joint practices where the starters
Speaker 4: are going to compete with one another, that that to me.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm heading up to New York to go to it.
Speaker 4: I'm very interested in seeing that live. This was like
Speaker 4: last summer. I felt like the summer for Rivera in
Speaker 4: that group was that Ravens joint practice. And I feel
Speaker 4: like similarly over the next week with this with the
Speaker 4: Jets and that with the Dolphins, I think this team's
Speaker 4: gonna find out where it is because while we're optimistic,
Speaker 4: I do think there are a lot of unknowns and
Speaker 4: until you get tested and those are playoff caliber teams, yep,
Speaker 4: and then you find out.
Speaker 5: Do y'all remember this time last year and everybody was
Speaker 5: picking the Ticks instill winning like two games and be
Speaker 5: back in the t Like football is such a reality show.
Speaker 5: You don't know until the reality kicks in. You never
Speaker 5: know who's gonna be what until we get there. And
Speaker 5: I think the one thing that scares people about this
Speaker 5: team it's a lot of unknown ya. The unknown about
Speaker 5: how's dan Quinn gonna run the team. The unknown is, uh,
Speaker 5: what the offense gonna look like. It's gonna be a
Speaker 5: pass happy off Nobody knows what the defense gonna look at?
Speaker 5: What with the like the unknown scares people. Now what
Speaker 5: what it is gonna be known is when we go
Speaker 5: through these practices with the Jets and what the Dolphins
Speaker 5: is we gonna Now I can compare because I know
Speaker 5: what those teams are.
Speaker 3: The Jets our playoff team. Let's be honest.
Speaker 5: Nobody wants to say that the Jets, our playoff team
Speaker 5: is Aaron Rodgers your quarterback. You're a playoff team. The
Speaker 5: miaument Dolphins a playoff team. We're gonna measure ourselves against
Speaker 5: two playoff teams and intimate sitting when I mean intimate,
Speaker 5: nobody's looking. That allows the offensive coordinator the defensive coordinator
Speaker 5: to run stuff that they wouldn't usually.
Speaker 2: Runt to say, we won't see it in the preseason.
Speaker 3: No, you will not see it in the Preseas game.
Speaker 5: What you'll see the Preseas game cover one, Cover two,
Speaker 5: Cover three, save yourself, Like that's what it's gonna be.
Speaker 5: But in these joint practices saviors, No, hey, y'all, don't
Speaker 5: look at it like that.
Speaker 3: It's a player we do.
Speaker 5: Like when we go to Preseas game, we're like, I
Speaker 5: need to save myself. I need to cover because they're
Speaker 5: not gonna do anything special to give me an edge.
Speaker 5: So Na's player against player, Vanilla against vanilla. They just
Speaker 5: want to see how you play in the game situation.
Speaker 5: That's why I love joint practice. I got more out
Speaker 5: of joint practice than I did out of anything we
Speaker 5: ever did.
Speaker 3: Like, I love joint practice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's gonna be a really interesting week,
Speaker 4: really interesting couple of weeks. I do think it's interesting
Speaker 4: that they haven't ramped up yet and it's gonna happen
Speaker 4: in real time against another opponent, and you know, I think,
Speaker 4: like I really am interested in seeing Jayden take his
Speaker 4: first real snaps at real speed with a real rush
Speaker 4: coming at him.
Speaker 5: They're gonna throw him out there. And this is why
Speaker 5: I think, y'all say it ain't been full speed at practice.
Speaker 3: I think it has.
Speaker 5: I think they practiced it such a high tempo of
Speaker 5: what they do that taking it to that next level
Speaker 5: is fine because the next level is just physicality, like
Speaker 5: they're not missing anything else from practice. Everything else is
Speaker 5: high tempo. Like I'm talking to say Cole's I mean
Speaker 5: he was like man the first time we rested as
Speaker 5: lemon lemm then because even time they do it individuals,
Speaker 5: it's not one person going. I remember sitting back watching
Speaker 5: one person go, one person go for you know it,
Speaker 5: it's twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: I ain't had a remp. No, they do it. That's
Speaker 3: for they like they.
Speaker 5: Make sure everybody nobody's standing steel And I think because
Speaker 5: of that, when it's time to ramp up and get physical,
Speaker 5: I think they'll be perfect.
Speaker 1: I think it's such a surprising answer when you talk
Speaker 1: about joint practices meaning more, but I get it right,
Speaker 1: because you don't want stuff on tape in the preseason.
Speaker 1: And also, did you get more out of joint practices
Speaker 1: because it really is more of a game situation as
Speaker 1: far as the game plans being implemented. It feels like
Speaker 1: more of a game because it's the preseason. But the
Speaker 1: joint practices are where you get more of the nuance.
Speaker 5: And the nuance and the fact that if I have
Speaker 5: been checking Terry since OTA's, I gotta bead on Tiry.
Speaker 3: He's my teammate.
Speaker 5: Like, no matter what we do at practice, I have
Speaker 5: information on you. Well, when I got to play Wilson
Speaker 5: for the Jets, I don't got that information on you.
Speaker 3: This is a mon on you, mono. This is re like,
Speaker 3: this is real time.
Speaker 5: Like I could beat up on my teammates all I
Speaker 5: wanted and understand they difference is they speed and all this.
Speaker 5: But when I'm going against the JITs, this is this
Speaker 5: is fair. This is football, and this is fast. This
Speaker 5: is us against y'all, even th one on ones, two
Speaker 5: on two, don't matter what we're doing, salmon selling lim
Speaker 5: mong left, this is us against y'all. In every rep
Speaker 5: means something like sometime practice is just another rep.
Speaker 3: But when we're going against other people and other teams,
Speaker 3: every rep counts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like throughout this summer, like I expect the two
Speaker 4: most competitive spots to be tackle, okay and corner. And
Speaker 4: I think we know he's gonna make the team at corner,
Speaker 4: But who's gonna get primary playing time and who's gonna
Speaker 4: kind of emerge as you know, quote unquote starters, and
Speaker 4: I know Joe Whitt doesn't want to talk about that.
Speaker 4: And the offensive line has been unbelievably fluid. They've done
Speaker 4: musical chairs throughout, like with the exception of Beadash at
Speaker 4: center and Cosme at right guard, the other three positions,
Speaker 4: we've seen people just kind of alternate in and out,
Speaker 4: and the way it lands, I'm not sure, you know,
Speaker 4: and I'm not sure there's at this point, I thought
Speaker 4: the same thing would happen at corner. It hasn't. Most
Speaker 4: of the reps have gone to Saint Juice, Forbes and
Speaker 4: then Michael Davis. Those are the three rotating outside corners,
Speaker 4: but Saint Juics and Forbes are the two that get
Speaker 4: out there early. Well over the next week, we're going
Speaker 4: to see Garrett Wilson, Aaron Rodgers, Tua, Jalen Wattle, Tyreek Hills,
Speaker 4: and I wonder what that's gonna look like for the
Speaker 4: coaches when they get out of those two practices against
Speaker 4: high level Hall of Fame caliber receivers and quarterbacks, and
Speaker 4: we're going to see where they are and if that
Speaker 4: shifts anybody's mindset or if it and this would be
Speaker 4: the best outcome, solidifies the people that they have out
Speaker 4: there as yes, we have our guys here.
Speaker 3: Well, he got a fun thing about it. Queen loves
Speaker 3: Toyle Corners, so the tim me I had a chance
Speaker 3: to play for you think.
Speaker 5: About his pasts with Chiles Woodson and Richard Sherman, all these.
Speaker 3: Guys, So Saint Juice and fulls fits his makeups.
Speaker 5: I am really I'm willing to see how the Saint
Speaker 5: Juice thing goes because I know.
Speaker 3: Queen and I know when it comes to getting the
Speaker 3: ball back, they like guys.
Speaker 4: They want guys to catch the ball.
Speaker 3: Hitched the ball, and that ain't been Saint Juice's scrint.
Speaker 5: So if I'm watching anybody in any situation, he's more
Speaker 5: of a nullifyer. He stays between the ball in the
Speaker 5: yi receivers a lot of people, a lot of breakups,
Speaker 5: not a lot of picks.
Speaker 3: I want to see as a year ago on, how
Speaker 3: does that grow with them?
Speaker 4: This may make sense to you too. Michael Davis spoke
Speaker 4: to the media, right, he's a veteran, he's a good player,
Speaker 4: He's a veteran, and I asked him, like, why did
Speaker 4: you come here, you know, and he said, I'm at
Speaker 4: the point in my career where i wanted someone to
Speaker 4: help me get my game to a different level. I
Speaker 4: looked at these coaches. I've seen what they've done with
Speaker 4: other players, and I felt like they could do it.
Speaker 4: And he said, all they've done to me so far
Speaker 4: is try to make me uncomfortable so that I can check,
Speaker 4: you know, extend the range of my game, which I
Speaker 4: thought was really very telling about the coach. That's the
Speaker 4: second player, Bobby, you're prominently I want you to play
Speaker 4: for them. Yes, you're hearing that.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 5: When you want to play for a coach, you know,
Speaker 5: this coach gonna bring the best side of me, and
Speaker 5: he gonna put me in positions to be playing.
Speaker 3: He's gonna put me in a position to be Diggs.
Speaker 5: He's gonna put me in a position to be Charles
Speaker 5: Woodson win a defensive player the year. He gonna put
Speaker 5: me in a position to be Richard Sherman. He's gonna
Speaker 5: put me in a position to be great.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: And that's the thing about it. When you got a
Speaker 5: coach like that, we run towards those coaches. We don't
Speaker 5: run away from those coaches.
Speaker 3: We run towards them. And we're willing to take less
Speaker 3: money to play for those guys.
Speaker 4: Because an eight interception season is a big payday on
Speaker 4: the other side.
Speaker 3: On the other side, So guess.
Speaker 5: What if I if I sacrifice five million to get
Speaker 5: to this and now I got eight picks, I just
Speaker 5: made thirty, all.
Speaker 3: Right, And I did it with this coach, and I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna leave him.
Speaker 5: That's why I say you will see a lot of
Speaker 5: defensive backs chase down this team and try to get
Speaker 5: on this team.
Speaker 1: Well, those TV's are gonna be tested, certainly during joint
Speaker 1: practice because Aaron Rodgers will play. Now gona play the preseason.
Speaker 1: They want to take care of the achilles that they
Speaker 1: suffered last year. But what do you expect from Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers this season?
Speaker 2: Because it's been a full year. He's getting older and.
Speaker 1: You were saying earlier, Fred that he's very meticulous and
Speaker 1: how he plays, and I.
Speaker 5: Think what makes him great also hinder him from being
Speaker 5: even greater, if you know what I mean, his caution
Speaker 5: to throw balls in the wind, because he's one of
Speaker 5: those guys that I can always tell a quarterback that's
Speaker 5: worried about.
Speaker 3: They touched down to interception race. Yo.
Speaker 5: He's always been high on that. So I'm wondering, after
Speaker 5: this year off, does he just come back and say,
Speaker 5: I'm just finna let it real. Yeah, I'm just finna
Speaker 5: let it fly. I'm just gonna enjoy playing football for
Speaker 5: these last two years or three years?
Speaker 3: How many more I got instead of being this cautious
Speaker 3: screak walker that.
Speaker 5: Won't jaywalk, jaywalk if no cars coming, just walk across
Speaker 5: the street. Man, It's okay, nobody's gonna take you to jail.
Speaker 5: I want to see a wild, unleashed Aaron Rodgers. And
Speaker 5: I think if he's unleashed and he just throws it
Speaker 5: up there and play football, I think the Jets are
Speaker 5: potent team and the playoff team.
Speaker 4: I didn't buy actually the trade being an enormous difference
Speaker 4: maker for them in terms of winning a Super Bowl
Speaker 4: when it happened, partially because having followed his career and
Speaker 4: he's a first ballot Hall of Famer in my opinion,
Speaker 4: but the Commanders had played him the last couple of
Speaker 4: years in Green Bay before he was traded, and obviously
Speaker 4: things had kind of gone sideways on the relationship with
Speaker 4: the team. So I don't like discount the fact that
Speaker 4: he's gonna get reinvigorated going somewhere else and he might
Speaker 4: be himself. But if you really watched the last couple
Speaker 4: of years in Green Bay, he was a very different player.
Speaker 4: He was not as risky with his body. He was
Speaker 4: willing to just take sacks of eat a play like.
Speaker 4: He wasn't as being as mobile. He was being more
Speaker 4: careful really with the like to your point, really really
Speaker 4: really careful. He's a really great player, but he wasn't
Speaker 4: the same player, and he's aging, and then he goes
Speaker 4: there to a new team that had won anything before,
Speaker 4: so I wasn't totally buying it, and then what happened
Speaker 4: was really unfortunate. Obviously, now he's a year older, now
Speaker 4: he's coming off a very serious injury. I think to me,
Speaker 4: I'm in wait and see mode with him, and I
Speaker 4: don't really want to because all the evidence was he
Speaker 4: was an aging player who was playing the game very differently.
Speaker 4: Now he's off a very very serious injury. I wish
Speaker 4: him the best and I hope he does really well,
Speaker 4: but I'm all believe it, you know, I'll believe it
Speaker 4: when I see it. I think if they're going anywhere,
Speaker 4: it's because they have a top five defense, and not
Speaker 4: necessarily because he takes them over the top. But I
Speaker 4: agree that he is far better than anything they had
Speaker 4: and still do have. But I believe it's gonna end
Speaker 4: up being their defense that will be.
Speaker 3: I think that's a good.
Speaker 1: Point because when he first signed with the Jets, now
Speaker 1: he talks about a lot of things, but push all
Speaker 1: of those non football things aside. When he first signed
Speaker 1: with the Jets, before that Achilles injury, he said, I
Speaker 1: don't know how long I'll play.
Speaker 2: Tom Brady played for a long time, but.
Speaker 1: After that injury, he tends to seem like a guy
Speaker 1: who maybe is feeling his age a little bit more,
Speaker 1: because he said just a couple of weeks ago, maybe
Speaker 1: this is the final year.
Speaker 2: I don't know who he's gone from. I don't know
Speaker 2: when the end of my career will be too. Maybe
Speaker 2: it's a season.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you. Like early in his career, he's the
Speaker 4: closest thing to Mahomes the way he was able to
Speaker 4: his instincts would take over. The throws he could make
Speaker 4: that were kind of otherworldly. He could do it on
Speaker 4: the run. He would make these incredible decisions really and
Speaker 4: then unbelievable accuracy. He's not that player anymore, he really
Speaker 4: hasn't been. I will buy into going to a new
Speaker 4: place because the relationship soured in Green Bay would reinvigorate
Speaker 4: him and you'll see greatness pop up again. But now
Speaker 4: off of this injury, if he's going to actually be
Speaker 4: the guy that he was, I actually think you're gonna
Speaker 4: see someone who's just more of a caretaker with the
Speaker 4: ball and lets the defense win and hand it off
Speaker 4: the breeze Hall when he has to, Like I actually,
Speaker 4: I don't know that he's gonna come in there and
Speaker 4: be this otherworldly difference making mahomes Allen quarterback. But he
Speaker 4: may not have to be on that team because their
Speaker 4: defense is really legitimately great.
Speaker 3: He's better than Zach Wilson, we know that.
Speaker 5: But can they be the Bronco team with Peyton Man? Yes,
Speaker 5: Peyton was not Peyton. They needed Peyton to be a caretaker.
Speaker 5: Can he You just said it?
Speaker 3: Hen the Balti bries Hall did. The running game is
Speaker 3: gonna be there.
Speaker 5: They just fortified the officer line Tarren Smill and drafted
Speaker 5: for Shanau Like they they fortified that office line. I
Speaker 5: look at them as a very dangerous team because the
Speaker 5: one thing we know he might not be as much of.
Speaker 3: The winner as he years, but we know he ain't
Speaker 3: no damn loser, right, He won't lose you a game.
Speaker 3: He's not by mentality, not by talent.
Speaker 5: So depth, for it to me makes them a dangerous
Speaker 5: team because I had to ask myself if I had
Speaker 5: to pick between the Dolphins and the Jets right now
Speaker 5: playoff game, who would I choose?
Speaker 3: And I love Tour. I don't trust Tour. I trust Aaron.
Speaker 3: I trust Aaron in a playoff position.
Speaker 2: Do you even after last year?
Speaker 3: Huh?
Speaker 2: Even after last year?
Speaker 3: Well, he got a year off and were talking about
Speaker 3: a quarterback in the Achilles. That don't really bother me.
Speaker 3: He was a quarterback.
Speaker 5: Now I'm like, okay, it's gonna take him to mid
Speaker 5: year for him to find his form, and maybe nix
Speaker 5: year he'll find his form back. But it's a quarterback
Speaker 5: and Achilles, and it ain't like he was Lamar Jackson,
Speaker 5: so he don't depend on his feet that much. FORTI
Speaker 5: five the offense flag give him some whips.
Speaker 3: I think they got.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's a really that division. New England's a
Speaker 4: total rebuild all the su right, Okay, so they're not
Speaker 4: gonna compete with these other three teams. Buffalo has decided
Speaker 4: to turn a page on their roster, so there's gonna
Speaker 4: be a lot of change here. Now they'll be extremely
Speaker 4: competitive because Allan's outstanding. But who's their receiving corps now?
Speaker 4: And what's their defense look like?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 4: There's been a lot of attrition to their roster. They're
Speaker 4: resetting for what will be a second round for Allen's career,
Speaker 4: and that reads to me like eight nine ten wins.
Speaker 4: Allen's good enough to get them there, but they're really
Speaker 4: the roster isn't the same. So it's the Jets and
Speaker 4: the Dolphins, right, Yeah, And the Dolphins oddly allowed a
Speaker 4: lot of talent on their defense to walk. And I
Speaker 4: don't know, I still buy and maybe I'm wrong. The
Speaker 4: defense wins championships. I had to pick something, it's the
Speaker 4: Jets defense of everything in that division, I trust. The
Speaker 4: only issue is they haven't won jack nothing in forever,
Speaker 4: and sometimes when the pressure ramps up on you and
Speaker 4: you haven't been in that position. This is where Rogers
Speaker 4: is going to have to pull r e Lax two
Speaker 4: and get everybody, yeah, chill out, because if they're in
Speaker 4: December and heading towards the Super Bowl and New York's
Speaker 4: going berserk because they've been waiting forever for this to happen.
Speaker 4: He's gonna have to calm a locker room that has
Speaker 4: never been in this position before.
Speaker 1: And it was just last week where training camp, he
Speaker 1: was angry at the entire team. He's like, we're playing
Speaker 1: sloppy goes.
Speaker 6: What are we doing here?
Speaker 1: So maybe that's the one thing that can push them
Speaker 1: past that losing culture, because, like you were saying, it's
Speaker 1: been forever. I think they have the longest they're tired
Speaker 1: with the Buffalo Savers for the longest playoff less drought
Speaker 1: and in North American major sports. So it's been a
Speaker 1: long time for the Jets. And sometimes you know how
Speaker 1: that is, Fred, Yeah, you can have a winning culture
Speaker 1: take hold, you can have a losing culture take.
Speaker 4: He's still won like seven or eight games last year
Speaker 4: with the worst offense in the league. Yes, like A,
Speaker 4: how's that possible? Because they have a defense that is
Speaker 4: so good and they think about the division they were
Speaker 4: in and they still won those games against high powered
Speaker 4: offenses like Buffalo Miami shouldn't be able to keep up
Speaker 4: when Zach Wilson was playing, and they clearly had no plan,
Speaker 4: zero contingency plan for Rogers getting card. How are they
Speaker 4: gonna handle it? They couldn't and they were right there anyway,
Speaker 4: playing for playoff positioning in December. They should be there.
Speaker 4: But it's not gonna be because Rogers puts off all
Speaker 4: world numbers. Actually, I think it's gonna be a run
Speaker 4: game defense caretaker with the ball. He's not gonna make
Speaker 4: a lot of mistakes, and he'll make his few Aaron
Speaker 4: Rodgers moments. But I don't think you're gonna be seeing
Speaker 4: week to week crazy numbers. I actually think he's gonna
Speaker 4: be seventeen for twenty two with you know, two hundred
Speaker 4: yards passing a touchdown or two. Breist Hall has one
Speaker 4: hundred yards rushing. And their defense is one of the
Speaker 4: best scoring defenses in the league. And that's their path.
Speaker 5: Reminds me of most of my Washington teams. Great defense,
Speaker 5: not good offense. It happens, Yeah, it's part of it.
Speaker 5: As long as they defense feel like they can go
Speaker 5: out there and win games like we feel you got
Speaker 5: a change.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be funny too, though, because the New York
Speaker 4: media and the national media is funny. If they're not
Speaker 4: scoring a lot, they're gonna criticize even if you're winning. No,
Speaker 4: they're gonna criticize them. They say, well, what's wrong with
Speaker 4: you guys? When they win twenty four to twenty, Yes,
Speaker 4: they could be well, what's wrong with you guys? Do
Speaker 4: they win twenty to fourteen? Like, well, why or Kate
Speaker 4: you scored anymore? And they're like, they're gonna have to
Speaker 4: pull We're winning and that's how they're complaining.
Speaker 3: Yet and worry about how I'm winning.
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Speaker 2: This is when Anna makes her appearance.
Speaker 1: Anna is like the sneaky star is in the comments
Speaker 1: lemon cake stinks, But yeah, can.
Speaker 4: I say something about Anna. Sure when I walked in here,
Speaker 4: Anna didn't know who I was, which I found really.
Speaker 6: Barely you were tangentially yes, I was like.
Speaker 4: The weird cousin. You're not quite sure?
Speaker 6: Who's my parents?
Speaker 3: You walked in?
Speaker 6: She goes, hey, Brad, you're gonna call the game right?
Speaker 4: And I'm like.
Speaker 9: The title crack you guys, I just you know specifics.
Speaker 2: It's all about the journey, Anna, Yes.
Speaker 9: It's all about the journey off the destination.
Speaker 1: And we're all here voicemail times, so we take your
Speaker 1: voicemails every week seven oh three, seven two, six, seven
Speaker 1: four nine, and it's gonna play a couple.
Speaker 2: We're gonna react and it's yours.
Speaker 9: Hopefully they're loud enough.
Speaker 8: Long time Washington Commands fan. All I gotta say is hey,
Speaker 8: I asked some questions about Brandon Coleman. I noticed he's
Speaker 8: been spending some time over there, and we're usually they
Speaker 8: they rotate the lineman, but he's been spending a lot
Speaker 8: of time over there. Left tackle. I'm just holding when
Speaker 8: we find vow one another thing? Is my name? I
Speaker 8: keep it here? And is uh the guy that we
Speaker 8: picked up from San Francisco up with Waivers a few
Speaker 8: years ago. His name is Castro Pios. I just want
Speaker 8: to know if, uh if if my corners uh spring
Speaker 8: and pray doing anything about it, had had the uh
Speaker 8: do anything about it?
Speaker 3: Thank you Castro Fields.
Speaker 5: Yes, he's been out there and he's actually been on
Speaker 5: the field. I like him, long guy in stinct, I
Speaker 5: can make plays. Haven't seen him in a lot of
Speaker 5: game situation, so I can't really say, like what when
Speaker 5: he fits in with this new staff.
Speaker 3: And that's the funny thing about this new style. We
Speaker 3: don't know who they.
Speaker 5: Who, they like anybody besides the guys they brought in.
Speaker 5: But other than that, I think Fields has a great
Speaker 5: chance of making this roster. And speaking on Brandon Coleman,
Speaker 5: I was high on Brandon Coleman coming out. His athletic
Speaker 5: profile and I know do not get on me when
Speaker 5: I say this, but his athletic profile is very similar height, weight, speed, strength,
Speaker 5: everything to Trent William He's not Trent Okay.
Speaker 4: His profile, your voicemails, his profile is.
Speaker 3: Very similar, and he has a mean streak.
Speaker 5: The one thing I love about the only happy office
Speaker 5: alignment that was actually good that I enjoyed was Chris Samuels,
Speaker 5: like Chris was very happy.
Speaker 3: Like Chris Wood, Yeah, he pancake you and be like
Speaker 3: in the name, but the lo he one of those guys.
Speaker 3: But I usually like my office labbing to be like brawlers,
Speaker 3: and that's what Coman is.
Speaker 4: I'm very impressed by Coleman so far. He's obviously impressed
Speaker 4: the coaches. They've given him a lot of run with
Speaker 4: the first team, whatever that means at this point at
Speaker 4: left tackle. Let me tell you something, if they have
Speaker 4: a starting left tackle out of a third round pick
Speaker 4: at that position, because that was not the plan, like
Speaker 4: they were going to try to get back into the
Speaker 4: draft or they were going to try to get somebody.
Speaker 4: If that actually works out, that is going to be
Speaker 4: one of the greatest outcomes this front office has. Is
Speaker 4: that might be the hit of all hits if that
Speaker 4: works out that way. So what to see And on
Speaker 4: Castro fields, you just gotta do the numbers here and
Speaker 4: I've seen him out there and he looks good. But
Speaker 4: forbes Saint Jus Davis than ristill igbinogamy, that's five, okay.
Speaker 3: So you have a hard time making monogamy is not
Speaker 3: it's this stone. He's not it's this stone.
Speaker 4: Right now, he looks like the slot backup right now.
Speaker 5: All right, all right, all right, most definitely don't forget
Speaker 5: that Kawan Moran actually plays Nicol also, So.
Speaker 3: Like it's this it's this thing with the safeties, like we.
Speaker 5: Said when you when we sit here talking to and
Speaker 5: a guy like the Folk has the one that is
Speaker 5: he gonna.
Speaker 3: Make this roster. That says it all to me, Like
Speaker 3: good teams have to cut good players. Yes, we are
Speaker 3: in a good spot right now.
Speaker 4: And to your point, you know, you have a team
Speaker 4: going somewhere if they have to make cuts because there's
Speaker 4: just not room for everybody, but they all are worthy
Speaker 4: of spots. Yeah, that's a good that's a good space
Speaker 4: to be.
Speaker 3: And uh uh, we commit this too. We cut some
Speaker 3: of these good players.
Speaker 5: They're gonna get people, no questions, like they won't be
Speaker 5: available for our practice squad.
Speaker 1: When we talked to Dan Quinn a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 1: and he said, that's where the strength of this team is.
Speaker 1: Like a lot of teams will be top heavy, but
Speaker 1: this roster, there's so many good players right there in
Speaker 1: the middle.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to make some really tough yes.
Speaker 3: And that's what you want. You want that tough decision
Speaker 3: to be like.
Speaker 2: Time to keep the journey going. Voice smail Number two, Anna, Yeah, this.
Speaker 7: Giant charity, all commit Washington, command the fan calling in.
Speaker 7: I feel like this is gonna be our year to
Speaker 7: shot the entire world. We got a head coach that
Speaker 7: knows what he's doing. We got ownership and got leadership
Speaker 7: that knows what they're doing up top. We got a
Speaker 7: quarterback that knows how to win and knows how to
Speaker 7: play the position the right way. All we gotta do
Speaker 7: is keep them healthy, and we're gonna go to the
Speaker 7: super Bowl.
Speaker 5: I gotta feel them We're gonna go to.
Speaker 7: The super Bowl, but then the next two years we
Speaker 7: gonna be in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Watch. I love the energy, I love the thoughtfulness.
Speaker 5: I understand the fand ofdom, but the definition for fans
Speaker 5: is a fanatic, somebody that thinks outside of the box.
Speaker 5: And for every fan base, all thirty two teams right
Speaker 5: now got a chance to win the Super Bowl. So
Speaker 5: I'm not mad that he feels that way. I'm just
Speaker 5: more human and our more feet on the ground.
Speaker 3: Have a rookie quarterback. Everyone super being Roethlickberger maybe super Bowl.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: It wasn't been in his second year maybe, yeah, I remember,
Speaker 2: it's just.
Speaker 4: In his second or third year.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And he didn't even start, Yeah, he did just start.
Speaker 2: So and also they had great teams.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So it's one of those things where I'm with you,
Speaker 5: my friend, but I am a realist and I understand
Speaker 5: you got to get to like the championship game and
Speaker 5: lose before you like really a super Bowl, contending to
Speaker 5: get to like the second round of the playoffs. Yes,
Speaker 5: we can surprise some people. Can some people be better
Speaker 5: than we thought? Can Jayson Dangl better than we thought?
Speaker 5: A better program we thought?
Speaker 3: Yes, that changes everything.
Speaker 5: Uh, the Cowboys arrowup on it down, the Giants trying
Speaker 5: to get up.
Speaker 3: It's set up and we do know this, let's be truthful.
Speaker 3: Four of four or five team that went to the playoff.
Speaker 5: Last year not going this year. They will be replaced
Speaker 5: with four teams nobody picked. Maybe we'd be one of
Speaker 5: those teams.
Speaker 3: Maybe not.
Speaker 4: I think for me, like at this point, I'm with you,
Speaker 4: I'm feet on the ground here, like, yeah, this is
Speaker 4: all new, and I mean literally, like we've spent the
Speaker 4: last six months meeting, and I mean across the board
Speaker 4: of the building, new people. Yes, like top to bottom.
Speaker 4: The whole thing's new. I've never seen anything like this,
Speaker 4: Like the whole building's new. One side of the building,
Speaker 4: other side of the building, new front office, new head, coaches,
Speaker 4: thirty to thirty five different players. Yes, it's a very
Speaker 4: very different thing. And when you do that in a
Speaker 4: highly coordinated sport, it's baked in. There's gonna be ups
Speaker 4: and downs. So the idea that they're gonna like go
Speaker 4: seventeen to zero is nuts. Okay, So let's just see
Speaker 4: where we are in the end. Though, if Jade Daniels
Speaker 4: is what we think he is, that he's kind of
Speaker 4: heading in this direction.
Speaker 1: C J.
Speaker 4: Stroud c J. Stroud Light. Okay, whatever we see here,
Speaker 4: we see the baseline of the roster, the buy in,
Speaker 4: all the enthusiasms coming back. They've answered some questions that
Speaker 4: we have right like Forbes is a really viable, very
Speaker 4: good corner. They might have an answer at left tackle
Speaker 4: that they don't have to address either in the draft
Speaker 4: of free agency. Daniel's arrow really pointing up. Then, I
Speaker 4: think we're heading in the right direction to start talking
Speaker 4: about year two, year three where things go and then
Speaker 4: ultimately I do hope that we get to say this
Speaker 4: next year. And this is also you know, optimism and
Speaker 4: hope for Daniels because of what we've seen so far.
Speaker 4: I hope we're saying next year of the year after
Speaker 4: we have the best quarterback in the division, because I
Speaker 4: see a track to that actually happening.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and funny for about it, I had to ask myself,
Speaker 5: who does Daniels remind me of?
Speaker 3: Like I just put it in my head and I
Speaker 3: just started going through quarterbacks of the past quarterback of
Speaker 3: the day and I stopped on Randall Cunningham.
Speaker 5: Really it's interesting because as much as we think about
Speaker 5: Ramdall using his feet, it was his. He was a
Speaker 5: past first quarterback with a kind of longated motion of
Speaker 5: throwing the.
Speaker 2: Ball through a football like a baseball.
Speaker 5: I've ben say, but the deep ball with some of
Speaker 5: the prettiest balls you have, it was saw. So when
Speaker 5: I asked myself, like, who does this kid remind me of?
Speaker 5: In this Randall cunn of him in comparisons from.
Speaker 1: You guys, I will say, when it comes to the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl, I'm like you guys, where it's like buying
Speaker 1: a stock when it's low, right, Yeah, it never goes
Speaker 1: up in a straight line. But what you want is
Speaker 1: that long term growth. And now when you look at
Speaker 1: this franchise, you're talking about the adults being in the building,
Speaker 1: you're talking about drafting, well, you're talking about bringing in
Speaker 1: solid free agent talent, not over spending. You're talking about
Speaker 1: possibly a franchise quarterback. So I expect to see improvement
Speaker 1: this season and in long term. Do I think if
Speaker 1: things go as planned, this can be a Super Bowl contender?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 2: I just don't think it's.
Speaker 3: Gonna be this.
Speaker 4: I mean, the high end comp for me, and this
Speaker 4: makes me old, but like the high end comp for
Speaker 4: me is a young John Elway, all right, and he's
Speaker 4: really he's really a past first, but he's an elite
Speaker 4: athlete with incredible instincts and who can once he's out
Speaker 4: in the open field, forget it. Yeah, that's what Elway
Speaker 4: was early in his career. If we have that, we're
Speaker 4: in incredible shape. All very different conversations there. That's the
Speaker 4: that's the ceiling comp that I am aspiring and hoping
Speaker 4: that he'll end up being all time.
Speaker 2: Now, I'm gonna get sure I get this right, an,
Speaker 2: this is your idea, the.
Speaker 3: Wheel of.
Speaker 2: Washington Trivia.
Speaker 3: That's quite fit.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, she's gonna select the question and how many
Speaker 1: points question is worth.
Speaker 2: And if you get a question wrong, the other person
Speaker 2: gets to answer it.
Speaker 3: Do do do do do.
Speaker 9: It's a tradition saying it. All right, So I have
Speaker 9: a spinner here here.
Speaker 2: Here she is, she's had all show. Now she's ready,
Speaker 2: she's going to spend the right here here it.
Speaker 3: Is this, babe, everything's so digital that we can't even
Speaker 3: spin out we find.
Speaker 9: The real one.
Speaker 2: So okay, the wheel was spinning.
Speaker 3: See that's why I don't understand why people go to
Speaker 3: casino late a slot machine. It's digital. It's digital, all right.
Speaker 9: For one point, your.
Speaker 4: Question is is this directed to one of us individuals?
Speaker 8: Learn that?
Speaker 4: Or is it just is it? Push the button, jump
Speaker 4: in as fast as possible we can.
Speaker 9: The thing is Yeah, the was going to be something
Speaker 9: that the loser had to do.
Speaker 3: Oh eat those jelly beans. Yeah all right, I'm not
Speaker 3: eating anymore though.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is a station between bram and smooth.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: No, no, it's.
Speaker 4: All right, we're gonna he already owes me a giant rabbi.
Speaker 9: For one point, Fred, Yeah, who was the last player
Speaker 9: who's played for Washington to be inducted into the Hall
Speaker 9: of Fame?
Speaker 3: Day are Green?
Speaker 6: Wrong?
Speaker 4: It wasn't there, all right, Bram last to go into
Speaker 4: the Hall of Fame and has.
Speaker 9: Played for Washington, not for the whole career?
Speaker 3: What she just did it to me? Say? What she
Speaker 3: just did it to me? Oh? Man?
Speaker 4: Was it anybody in this class? I don't think it
Speaker 4: was anybody in this class that had any time here.
Speaker 3: No, See that wasn't right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this doesn't count. Try again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like that wasn't right.
Speaker 2: So they could have spent a season here and still
Speaker 2: got inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 9: Also, I used like an AI website for this.
Speaker 3: I don't trust that.
Speaker 4: What's the answer? Camp Bailey champ aunt.
Speaker 2: I was taking like career redskin command.
Speaker 4: Yeah that counts.
Speaker 9: Sorry, guys.
Speaker 3: You know when I got.
Speaker 5: Called out in both of those Hall of Fame ceremonies,
Speaker 5: Darryl said, you know, free.
Speaker 3: Call into the boys, free, let's let's deep. We got
Speaker 3: on the holiday Fame alright. Sorry, there's why I'm not
Speaker 3: trust the compute. Am I am? I my granddaddy?
Speaker 9: Another for a point, all right.
Speaker 7: Okay, here we go.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Washington has gone to how many playoffs since the
Speaker 9: nineteen ninety one Super Bowl?
Speaker 4: How many playoffs seasons?
Speaker 3: Three?
Speaker 4: Uh four?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go four seven, seven.
Speaker 4: Since the ninety Are you counting wild card in this?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah?
Speaker 9: Seven?
Speaker 4: Name the years?
Speaker 9: Oh wait, hold on, give me a second. I wrote
Speaker 9: this in my notebook.
Speaker 4: You are incorrect, yes.
Speaker 8: For this.
Speaker 3: I'm not see the you.
Speaker 4: This is not the Washington Husky promised.
Speaker 9: If you look, if you look at Wikipedia, okay, I listen,
Speaker 9: just go to Wikipedia.
Speaker 3: You would have had the tops with my teeth. So
Speaker 3: it's very similar.
Speaker 4: Since what year did you say?
Speaker 9: That was nineteen ninety one?
Speaker 3: Okay? Oh?
Speaker 4: So they went ninety two, right, and they lost in
Speaker 4: the playoffs. They didn't go back until like ninety nine nine, right, two.
Speaker 4: Then we went two thousand and five twice with Joe Gibbs,
Speaker 4: and then oh wait a minute, no, RG three three five,
Speaker 4: And then there was a Kirk Cousin.
Speaker 6: You're six yea in this six twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 3: It is seven.
Speaker 6: He died because we got a losing wrappid seven. You're right, yeah,
Speaker 6: you're right once again, and.
Speaker 4: You apologize I get a point for naming.
Speaker 2: That was amazing.
Speaker 4: I get three points for names.
Speaker 2: I was sitting here going yes, hm, definitely.
Speaker 9: All right, So this next question, it's four however, many points?
Speaker 4: But are we supposed to hear that wheel?
Speaker 9: There's a lot going wrong here. The following is complete?
Speaker 9: Two points?
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, I think you can just arbitrarily.
Speaker 9: Picked up Okay, at this point, y'all are doing so bad. Okay.
Speaker 9: In two thousand and five, Santana Moss record for most
Speaker 9: receiving yards in a single season. How many yards?
Speaker 3: Was it? Exact?
Speaker 2: That's exact?
Speaker 3: How many?
Speaker 5: These are questions only that could be answered by AI system,
Speaker 5: like come on, you want me to say one thousand,
Speaker 5: five hundred and thirteen yards, fred I was.
Speaker 9: Going to say within one hundred, and you would be correct.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: So don't complain under I go under.
Speaker 9: Is correct?
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 3: Oh so, how many y'alls was three? Thank you? I
Speaker 3: was I was living thirty y'alls out.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry. I feel like brand might have just stole
Speaker 9: your two points. So two point because it.
Speaker 3: No, it's not right, Adam, this this wheel of Washington.
Speaker 9: Just hope you know this is what you get for
Speaker 9: saying that everybody said my lemon cake was bad when
Speaker 9: I left the room. Let's let's do it this.
Speaker 1: Who would make the better limit cake? Because you were
Speaker 1: telling me Robert for the show, you make a great
Speaker 1: limon cake. And it was saying her whole family that
Speaker 1: even Santana was saying.
Speaker 3: She back, well, here does think about it. See, I
Speaker 3: have this cookbook that's been handed down from generation to
Speaker 3: generation to Smooth family. It's the Book of Smooth. Okay,
Speaker 3: and then the Book of Smooth on page seventy three
Speaker 3: it's lemon cake.
Speaker 4: I may read pages seventy two.
Speaker 5: I don't want to know what the Book of smooth
Speaker 5: and I made this limon cake. See, once I got
Speaker 5: challenged myself. Youthful people got youthful people can't cook. She
Speaker 5: was like, you know what, I have my grandma's recipe
Speaker 5: to my lemon cake. I want to challenge you. She
Speaker 5: challenges me. We do a taste test on one of
Speaker 5: the shows. My god logan Paulsing can't taste its tongue
Speaker 5: doesn't work.
Speaker 3: And we let him. We let him be the judge
Speaker 3: of who ca'ate taste the best?
Speaker 5: I was like, you can't do that, that's like, you
Speaker 5: can't do that, and she was with a man that
Speaker 5: can't taste, So I'm not even made.
Speaker 3: Caroline was already on your team before it started.
Speaker 9: I told her to be honest. I wanted to win
Speaker 9: fair and square. I wanted this to be a legitimate one.
Speaker 9: It was not legit, okay, So everybody was trying to
Speaker 9: be nice. Apparently what they.
Speaker 5: Said when you left out was we're not gonna hurt
Speaker 5: anna feelings. We're gonna look out for her friend. Are
Speaker 5: you okay with it?
Speaker 3: And I said, yes, I am.
Speaker 4: He said your lemon cake was like being on the
Speaker 4: hot ones, like it bade you want to cry it.
Speaker 3: Right here? You know how you bite on something right here?
Speaker 3: And they started to tingle.
Speaker 4: All right for logans.
Speaker 3: Okay, well two points right? Oh my god, see the
Speaker 3: hate that I get it? Did you see the head brim?
Speaker 9: I only want a fair judgment. Okay, moving on this one?
Speaker 4: Is within thirty yards is worth thirty eight points.
Speaker 9: The most career interceptions that has also played for Washington
Speaker 9: within their career.
Speaker 4: Who has the most career interceptions didn't have to play
Speaker 4: their whole career here, but has a lot of interceptions,
Speaker 4: lot of Okay.
Speaker 5: These questions for questions, they are not for humans.
Speaker 6: Darryl Green, No Champ, Bailey.
Speaker 9: Darryl Green, yeahs.
Speaker 5: Interceptions than Daryl. Champ has more interceptions than Daryl.
Speaker 1: Which player who has been to Washington, d C. But
Speaker 1: who didn't play for this franchise has the most tackles?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Invisible man, Yeah, Washington sideline. All right,
Speaker 3: listen these these questions and answers. I am. I'm through
Speaker 3: where they ask you know what number they had you at?
Speaker 3: Uh in interceptions?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 3: Well I did.
Speaker 5: I was the first player and watching the history of
Speaker 5: lead the team in interceptions my first four years.
Speaker 9: They had you at fifteen eighteen interceptions. Yeah that's really yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, twenty plus interceptions. Yeah that's pretty good. Well
Speaker 3: maybe that one.
Speaker 9: Guys, I feel like we should just give up on
Speaker 9: this trivia.
Speaker 2: Maybe I need oh one more, one more more?
Speaker 3: You won? Okay?
Speaker 9: Well wait, this one's really you is the coach?
Speaker 3: The lost? It just gets worse.
Speaker 9: I thought these were really good last night, they're not. Okay.
Speaker 9: Why does Jade and Daniels wear number five because.
Speaker 3: Of Damn McNab?
Speaker 5: How did you know that?
Speaker 3: I know everything? Hamiled it? Wow? Come on. I came
Speaker 3: with you thirty yas at Santana's.
Speaker 6: Yoah, that's true.
Speaker 9: Okay, are you ready?
Speaker 2: And it wants to and it wants to end on
Speaker 2: you missing one. What she's like, this is the last one,
Speaker 2: the last.
Speaker 4: Never lost on Monday Night Buffalo and only played in
Speaker 4: Kansas City, Dallas, Miami and.
Speaker 3: The Oilers.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Of those who participated in the combine in Washington's twenty
Speaker 9: running four draft class, ran the fastest forty.
Speaker 3: Mike Sanders Steel he didn't run, so it got to
Speaker 3: be McCaffrey.
Speaker 9: Yeah, okay, but you didn't give Bram his turn.
Speaker 3: Brow was already stoke once you brought up the combine.
Speaker 9: He was like, oh my god, the two points you
Speaker 9: got last round.
Speaker 4: I heard your lemon cakes like that sin elbow, shrimp cocktail.
Speaker 3: Yeah, choke on it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's amazing.
Speaker 6: And then all right, well that's it.
Speaker 9: Questions.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I really want to play Wheels
Speaker 3: of Washington again.
Speaker 6: I don't think he's made for We gotta get a
Speaker 6: real wheel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna say, at least a real wheel.
Speaker 9: Real wheel, real sads, real everything. This was, This was
Speaker 9: not I don't know if this is worth eating the
Speaker 9: jelly bean.
Speaker 4: Sob, you need to.
Speaker 3: Eat the jail jelly at least three jelly beans.
Speaker 2: Help me get the fart one.
Speaker 3: No, I ate that one last time.
Speaker 9: I feel like this is a waste to open the
Speaker 9: whole bat.
Speaker 3: I want to I need to come out. And because
Speaker 3: I don't eat your picking.
Speaker 9: No, no, no, no, no no, no, I dump I've
Speaker 9: dumped the random one in there.
Speaker 3: You gotta this is up.
Speaker 7: Okay, my god, this is horrible.
Speaker 5: Okay, So they give me the blue one because I
Speaker 5: know what daddy a flow ride?
Speaker 3: Okay, I like, isn't it too put him on the table.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna eat one.
Speaker 3: I will eat.
Speaker 2: I think it's toothpaste.
Speaker 3: You eat the brown over.
Speaker 4: I have a question for you all. How long is
Speaker 4: this show?
Speaker 3: Has ever been?
Speaker 1: Of?
Speaker 3: Like an hour in the head?
Speaker 9: This is pretty long. Sorry, No, I'm like not ready
Speaker 9: to like puke in the studio.
Speaker 3: Eat what we got? What we got?
Speaker 8: A what is it?
Speaker 4: I was it?
Speaker 9: I got the bury one.
Speaker 3: Eat the brown one. Nothing that's brown is good? Truth
Speaker 3: to eat the brown one. No, the one on the ground.
Speaker 3: Dead fish, Yes, I want you to dead fish.
Speaker 4: Eat it.
Speaker 3: Eat it?
Speaker 9: My gosh, it's fruit. Flavored again.
Speaker 3: All right, Next one, I'm through with it, all right?
Speaker 2: You still spit it out?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I don't really like jelly beans. Okay, one, guys, I'm
Speaker 9: so sorry.
Speaker 4: That doesn't worry.
Speaker 3: That used to be the candy of our of our
Speaker 3: decade when we walked in our grandma house and she
Speaker 3: just had a bowl.
Speaker 9: Last one is rotten egg?
Speaker 3: Alright, rotten it? Go for it?
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, got it?
Speaker 9: Yes, you can't tall, I really can't tall that kind
Speaker 9: of Actually, I don't think that was wrong. I think
Speaker 9: that was butter. Popcorn is still kind of grass.
Speaker 3: The popcorn is good. I was just in the blue
Speaker 3: watching the food.
Speaker 1: Well, I didn't know this was gonna end with Anna
Speaker 1: eating jelly beans and spitting them out right in front
Speaker 1: of Yeah.
Speaker 3: But here we are.
Speaker 2: It's been a journey as usual.
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