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Speaker 3: along with Savannah Humoler because we are the ones with
Speaker 3: our headsets on and prepared for action. Meanwhile, Mickey and
Speaker 3: the Pro Bowler Everson Walls now have their headsets on
Speaker 3: ready to go.
Speaker 4: Hey watched the Pro Bowl yesterday, didn't you?
Speaker 5: I must admit I did not.
Speaker 2: You don't have to act as if you miss You
Speaker 2: didn't miss a damn.
Speaker 5: And then I watched the highlights, and I was just telling.
Speaker 4: You actually heard good reviews about it.
Speaker 5: I just told Savannah I thought I was what I
Speaker 5: was back in college watching innermural football.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's I only watched five minutes of it.
Speaker 4: I watched about five seconds.
Speaker 5: Okay, So he's getting ready to dog us out, okay.
Speaker 3: And I saw I saw d Ware the Hall of
Speaker 3: Famer d wear on a blocking sled and two big ol'
Speaker 3: offensive linemen were blocking em and they won. The NFC
Speaker 3: didn't won the game too, I guess sixty four to fifty. Now.
Speaker 5: I did watch the skills competition on Thursdasday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how was that? Okay, that was entertaining Micah as
Speaker 4: a future as a quarterback.
Speaker 5: Throwing the football?
Speaker 2: U huh? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Did he win?
Speaker 5: I would like to see him or I just saw
Speaker 5: one highlight? I don't I don't know the standout.
Speaker 3: Well, Micah I had better accuracy than Jalen Hurts, didn't he?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jalen wasn't real good.
Speaker 7: That's interesting.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 5: Actually Holmes was pretty good. Oh, I mean they field,
Speaker 5: that's how good he is. He said, I don't need
Speaker 5: to worry about it.
Speaker 2: I can go to the Bowl and super Bow.
Speaker 5: Mayfield c D was good at the dodgeball.
Speaker 2: Okay played dodgeball?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah?
Speaker 7: Ever since, like what is this?
Speaker 2: That's crazy?
Speaker 5: This may come as a shock, but Tyler Smith was
Speaker 5: good in Tug of War. I missed the tuggling dog, so.
Speaker 2: I guess though, I mean, I'm sure the other guys.
Speaker 5: They had four offensive linemen and they the NFC won
Speaker 5: both matches.
Speaker 3: I did see I guess right after the sled drill.
Speaker 3: Actually it was like an obstacle course. It was like
Speaker 3: the old Superstars competition in Savannah. You have no idea
Speaker 3: about because it happened in the seventies.
Speaker 4: Ever since. Were you ever in the Superstars competition?
Speaker 8: What were you?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 7: Describe it?
Speaker 4: Describe it.
Speaker 2: We went to Hawaii.
Speaker 9: It was after the Pro Bowl, and we stayed out
Speaker 9: there another week and uh, you know, just did the stuff.
Speaker 2: We had to roll.
Speaker 9: We had to play volleyball, white water volleyball, and then.
Speaker 4: An obstacle course where you climb a rope and then.
Speaker 2: I don't recall that one.
Speaker 5: I don't know what. I remember the swimming party and
Speaker 5: I've never seen more guys ready to drown and that.
Speaker 2: Was that was one of them. I was like, it
Speaker 2: was like halfway out of the water. It was.
Speaker 5: No, it was like a decathlon, but with players Superstars
Speaker 5: different it was but they but they.
Speaker 2: Might I keep it forgetting she's so young.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Superstars on ABC, and it had it was
Speaker 3: like every Saturday afternoon, the Superstars competition. And it wasn't
Speaker 3: just football players, it was athletes from different sports. And
Speaker 3: they'd compete against each other on in like an obstacle course,
Speaker 3: but they probably.
Speaker 2: Had a shine. It was a pro bowl.
Speaker 9: Addition, Yeah, we didn't have other guys from other sports,
Speaker 9: so we were playing, like I said, water volleyball.
Speaker 2: Uh we did. It was somebody put it on.
Speaker 5: Like one time obstacle.
Speaker 2: I don't recall them.
Speaker 9: I don't recall the different shade call us racing like
Speaker 9: for your dashes.
Speaker 2: I don't think we did anything.
Speaker 5: Which, by the way, what happened one time?
Speaker 9: What happened one time? We got there and the waves
Speaker 9: were twenty five feet hot?
Speaker 4: Oh wow?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we we didn't do jack.
Speaker 7: That surfing competition that would have been no, that would
Speaker 7: not be good.
Speaker 9: Bar fight that was not a bigger There was a
Speaker 9: lot of black guys out there, so we're not going
Speaker 9: to be out there in the damn ocean trying to
Speaker 9: swim around in twenty five foot waves. Memory bar fight competition,
Speaker 9: no bar fight competition.
Speaker 4: White.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, nothing sanctioned.
Speaker 9: We probably had some things extra correct activities, but nothing sanctioned.
Speaker 5: Maybe that's why I was so ready for this. One
Speaker 5: night I woke up and I had dreamed I was
Speaker 5: fucking off the field with Everson Walls, and he had
Speaker 5: just won a sprint competition.
Speaker 2: You know, but you were dream I never war sprint competitions.
Speaker 5: But then maybe on Friday, I dreamed that I was
Speaker 5: late for the show and Bill would not start the
Speaker 5: show until I got here.
Speaker 3: You know what that is a that is a common
Speaker 3: nightmare for a sportscaster. Yeah, exactly, that you're racing and
Speaker 3: everything gets in your way and you haven't written anything,
Speaker 3: and all of a sudden you look up it's ten
Speaker 3: twenty and you're racing.
Speaker 4: You can't get there, and then therese it's like.
Speaker 9: You're at home and you're you're way past That's because
Speaker 9: mine was always about missing a test.
Speaker 5: Oh that was me, yeah all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It was like, oh I got a final and I
Speaker 5: didn't go to this class all year long.
Speaker 9: Oh I it was really Well, I've had dreams of
Speaker 9: missing uh my, you analysis, yeah, because that's kind of crazy.
Speaker 2: Well that's fake if that's failed.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I've had dreams of missing that for a long time.
Speaker 2: I really had dreams of missing that.
Speaker 9: I'll get up and late at night and be like, okay, well.
Speaker 2: I wake up.
Speaker 6: Mine's just generic it's like if I am going to
Speaker 6: miss a flight. That's what I get stressed about, Like
Speaker 6: I have to be up at a certain hour, and
Speaker 6: I'm up hours and hours.
Speaker 2: And you just can't get packed.
Speaker 7: No, no, and you're back. Did I forget anything out
Speaker 7: the door?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 3: Okay, Well there's that, and now let's move on to
Speaker 3: is the new defensive coordinator in the building?
Speaker 5: Possibly might be in the building.
Speaker 4: So you saw Bill Belichick in the building.
Speaker 5: I did not see Bill Belichick in the building. But
Speaker 5: Jerry Jones said that the interviews would start at nine
Speaker 5: o'clock this morning.
Speaker 7: Who do we have on tech?
Speaker 3: That was that was before we all we all learned
Speaker 3: that Joe Witt Junior is going with Dan Quinn.
Speaker 5: I don't think we needed to learn Washington. That was
Speaker 5: no relevation that was going to happen, because look at
Speaker 5: it this way. Even if they were gonna interview him
Speaker 5: here for the job, and now you guys all tell
Speaker 5: me common sense. Are you going to take the job
Speaker 5: with the head guy that's got one year left on
Speaker 5: his contract or are you gonna go with the guy
Speaker 5: that's got five years left on his contract. I think
Speaker 5: it was probably a no brainer. On his part, even
Speaker 5: though he had worked all those years for Mike, he
Speaker 5: did work in that same capacity with Dan in Atlanta
Speaker 5: for what a year or two maybe, So I just
Speaker 5: assumed that was done, Dee. Now the question is for him,
Speaker 5: is dan Quinn running the defense and is he going
Speaker 5: to be the Brian Schottenheimer of the defense or is
Speaker 5: he going to get to do it, because for his sake,
Speaker 5: I'm hoping he gets the opportunity to do it to
Speaker 5: further his career and not have everybody say, well, yeah,
Speaker 5: he's the defensive coordinator, but dan Quinn's running it. Which,
Speaker 5: by the way, were you the one that that that
Speaker 5: xed it out? However you're supposed to say it now?
Speaker 5: Dan Quinn's arrival in Washington day for work, Yeah, and
Speaker 5: they had a reception. I mean everybody stood there online
Speaker 5: and clapping as he walked in the building.
Speaker 3: Adam Peters, the GM was in that group, and so
Speaker 3: they arranged it when when dan Quinn, with his baseball
Speaker 3: cap turned around backwards, walked in to the office's backpack
Speaker 3: on yeah, they did know the front office personnel.
Speaker 2: Did you think he knew that?
Speaker 5: No? I don't think so.
Speaker 3: I was a surprise and so they all gave him
Speaker 3: a standing ovation.
Speaker 4: He walked in.
Speaker 5: So when he went and said, hug the guy, the
Speaker 5: tall guy, Dug that wasn't Doug Wille. I don't, but
Speaker 5: there was some guy named Doug he recognized, and I know,
Speaker 5: but it didn't.
Speaker 4: I did look at the video and it didn't look
Speaker 4: like him.
Speaker 5: But anyway, yeah, he was okay, guys, hey, let's go
Speaker 5: to work.
Speaker 6: And then Cliff Kingsburg for the offensive coordinator. Uh, a
Speaker 6: little move there too.
Speaker 5: And Bill had a good tie in there last night.
Speaker 7: The Cardinals head coach. He's going to Washington.
Speaker 5: He turned out the off he turned down the Raiders
Speaker 5: job after he accepted it.
Speaker 4: Wow, so it was Thursday. It all came down. That
Speaker 4: was third you know.
Speaker 3: Okay, So Quinn got the Washington job on Wednesday, uh,
Speaker 3: service day or it was before the Kingsbury thing, right, yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: So then Kingsbury on Thursday night he was reports came
Speaker 3: out that okay, he is going to the Vegas. He's
Speaker 3: agreed to a deal with Vegas. Well, then be the
Speaker 3: going to be the OC Las Vegas with Antonio Pierce
Speaker 3: the Okay. Then all of a sudden on Friday, things
Speaker 3: fell through at the last minute, and then by Sunday,
Speaker 3: Cliff Kingsbury is going to be the offensive coordinator for.
Speaker 4: Dan Quinn's Washington commanders.
Speaker 3: And so you know there were conversations, and you know,
Speaker 3: when when dan Quinn goes to Washington and interviews for
Speaker 3: the job, he had telling them, yes, what his plan is,
Speaker 3: and so you know he's had conversations with Kingsbury before. Well,
Speaker 3: Kingsbury all right, Quinn gets the Washington job, and then okay,
Speaker 3: but Kingsbury's also talking to Las Vegas. He had also
Speaker 3: talked to Chicago, and so push comes to shove there. Okay,
Speaker 3: Quinn gets hired, and then okay, remember I told you
Speaker 3: Kingsbury's a guy I want.
Speaker 4: He's about to go sign with Vegas, so they up
Speaker 4: the anne or so.
Speaker 9: You don't think there was any falling out between he
Speaker 9: and Piers's group.
Speaker 3: I don't think it was just the way it came out,
Speaker 3: was the way they couched it was Kingsbury wanted a
Speaker 3: three year contract, they're only offered a two year.
Speaker 4: True.
Speaker 5: But then the other part of it is who's got
Speaker 5: the second pick in the draft.
Speaker 3: This is this is why I made it my lead
Speaker 3: story last night on my sportscast. Is that came down
Speaker 3: about eight o'clock last night, and the first thing I
Speaker 3: thought of was, Okay, this is the lead material because
Speaker 3: this affects the Cowboys. Washington's got the second pick. Kingsbury
Speaker 3: was on the staff at USC last year. Chicago did
Speaker 3: not hire Kingsbury as their offensive.
Speaker 4: Coordinator, which would have been a no brainer with.
Speaker 3: Caleb Williams, the USC quarterback, being the number one pick
Speaker 3: in the draft. Yeah, they did not hire Kingsbury. Okay,
Speaker 3: Chicago's got a decision to make whether they keep justin
Speaker 3: fields or pedal that pick and take Caleb Williams. I'm
Speaker 3: thinking Chicago. I'm just speculating here that Chicago has decided
Speaker 3: they're keeping Fields, They're going to trade out Washington. They're
Speaker 3: hiring Kingsbury, who was with Caleb Williams for a year.
Speaker 3: They trade up to number one, Chicago trades down to two,
Speaker 3: and then Chicago can trade again, and so they'll collect
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of draft picks this way.
Speaker 5: And Washington takes Caleb Williams, right.
Speaker 3: And Caleb Williams is from Washington, that's his hometown. I mean,
Speaker 3: it just makes all the.
Speaker 7: Sense it's very fitting absolutely, so.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, I did not know that that didn't either.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought he was a Cali boy.
Speaker 5: He'd he's from DC. Yeah so so yeah. So So
Speaker 5: the the other part of it, and I wrote about
Speaker 5: it on Friday, is that now the Cowboys got to
Speaker 5: play four games against two coaches that know them intimately,
Speaker 5: right Dan Quinn now with Wit and Kellen Moore and
Speaker 5: who knows Dak Prescott better than those three guys. So
Speaker 5: makes it a little bit more complicated going forward.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 9: Obviously obviously we know them as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I was going to say, and they know
Speaker 5: what those guys like to do also, but the fact
Speaker 5: that it was, like my first line was if you
Speaker 5: can't beat them and join or get them to join you, right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: So that's another little nugget there going going.
Speaker 9: Forward, it just makes things more intriguing. I wouldn't I
Speaker 9: wouldn't stress over it.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: It's just a nice little story for you guys.
Speaker 5: You can write, that's right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Make it interesting.
Speaker 4: I think that is.
Speaker 3: Doug Williams I just saw the video, okay, because he said, Doug, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna let Everson look at it during the break.
Speaker 3: How about we know, we know we're early, but now, yeah,
Speaker 3: let's know, we'll continue on sere in the regular season.
Speaker 4: We got a forty five minute show, so we take
Speaker 4: a break like fifteen.
Speaker 5: After although I have to be out by twelve forty five,
Speaker 5: so you guys can go to one. I mean eleven's
Speaker 5: forty five. Yeah, eleven four. I know, I got so and.
Speaker 2: We didn't give your heads up.
Speaker 5: I was getting ready to but everybody walked in at
Speaker 5: the last minute. It's like, oh, put your head sight on,
Speaker 5: let's go.
Speaker 9: I'm going to make as much of this as possible
Speaker 9: for the time that I do. You guys the same way.
Speaker 2: So yeah, oh, that's definitely that's Doug. Yeah, I know
Speaker 2: that's Doug.
Speaker 5: He looked skinny, looked thin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he might be happy to hear that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I doesn't he.
Speaker 2: I think he's a lot of hair.
Speaker 5: Last time I saw his hair go, Yeah, that's what
Speaker 5: he did, all right.
Speaker 2: He's trying to look younger.
Speaker 5: So he's good looking.
Speaker 4: Black man looks like Doug Williams to me.
Speaker 2: He didn't want he didn't want to be you know.
Speaker 5: And by the way, where were you guys when we
Speaker 5: were doing our East West Shrine work here. I was there,
Speaker 5: That's why I said, Savannah and I.
Speaker 2: How'd you like it?
Speaker 5: It was good, It was really cool.
Speaker 6: It was a really cool event. They did great big
Speaker 6: set up. The crowd was huge. There were so many
Speaker 6: people that showed up game. It was really cool.
Speaker 2: She asked me, why am I not here?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, she did.
Speaker 5: She should have been scouting.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 7: I was on the field. I ran into Randy White
Speaker 7: said hi to him.
Speaker 6: Drew Pearson was down there, a few other guys, a
Speaker 6: bunch of the current players. They were out there watching
Speaker 6: the game too, on the sideline. So it was cool
Speaker 6: to see all these guys play.
Speaker 5: And we were even there on Wednesday for the Hall
Speaker 5: of Fame announcement for the East West Shrine game. Steve
Speaker 5: Smith Senior and Steve Sarkesian.
Speaker 2: Steve Smith, he's been there for a while.
Speaker 5: Steve Smith now the East West Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Ah okay, excellent.
Speaker 5: Which he had a good story because he was invited
Speaker 5: and he wasn't invited the Senior ball and at the
Speaker 5: last minute somebody pulled out of the Senior bull I
Speaker 5: mean the East West Shrine game. And gil Brant gives
Speaker 5: him a call and says, hey, do you want to
Speaker 5: participate in the in the Shrine Bowl? And he said,
Speaker 5: That's how I got my opportunity, and I think he
Speaker 5: ended up being the MVP of the game.
Speaker 6: He was really emotional when he was telling that story
Speaker 6: as well. It meant a lot to him just to
Speaker 6: get that call from Gilbrant and then be invited to
Speaker 6: that and then a full circle moment coming back to
Speaker 6: this game and.
Speaker 5: Being there and then get drafted. So he figured, you know,
Speaker 5: what he showed in that game certainly bring boarded him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, any fond memories of your college All Star games
Speaker 3: that you played in ever since?
Speaker 9: Shut those fools down. But you played I played in
Speaker 9: the Black College All Star Game. It was like the second,
Speaker 9: only the second one. We played in Jackson, Mississippi.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 9: It was a bunch of people that are like seventeen
Speaker 9: hundred people.
Speaker 2: That was watching.
Speaker 9: No, I mean they were at the game, okay, seventeen
Speaker 9: hundred spectators. I think it was more scouts and coaches
Speaker 9: than there was anything people's families. It wasn't much at
Speaker 9: the stadium, played at Jackson JACKSTU. Yeah, and gil brand
Speaker 9: of course was there, and Yeah, got out there and
Speaker 9: it was freezing cold, freezing cold in Jackson, Mississippi, and
Speaker 9: we won the game. But it was, you know, it
Speaker 9: was just one more step trying to get there. It
Speaker 9: wasn't much you could say about it, just you know,
Speaker 9: a bunch of brothers out there running around trying to
Speaker 9: be seen.
Speaker 2: And be picked. So yeah, I played a good game.
Speaker 9: But I mean, you know, when when it came to
Speaker 9: the whole college experience, I don't think I was necessarily
Speaker 9: all that much, not even in the All Star Game.
Speaker 9: It didn't really get interesting until I got here. That's
Speaker 9: when things got really sticky. But the All Star Game,
Speaker 9: it was, you know, it was it was. It was
Speaker 9: bush League. Let's just call it what it was. And
Speaker 9: but you you you got guys there, all of us,
Speaker 9: you know, trying to just get a pick. I think
Speaker 9: I was the best guy in the in the in
Speaker 9: the stadium that time. And hell I went undrafted, So
Speaker 9: you know, it wasn't like it was.
Speaker 4: Any other names from that game that we would know.
Speaker 2: I don't think you would. I don't think you would.
Speaker 9: I remember Larry Farmer, safety from Mississippi Valley. You had
Speaker 9: some all coin boys that were the Walley Wright or
Speaker 9: wide receiver they didn't make it either, but it was
Speaker 9: a lot of fun to hang out with. We had
Speaker 9: a lot of fun that weekend in Jackson, so much fun.
Speaker 9: Gil had to had to squash some stuff, you know.
Speaker 9: That was Gill's thing. If something went down.
Speaker 4: He was still.
Speaker 2: You take that, officer, you take that, And that was
Speaker 2: that was that was interesting. Yeah.
Speaker 9: The night before the game, that was interesting. They had
Speaker 9: some issue and Gil came in and made it all
Speaker 9: disappearof it was gone. So that's your boy, that's your heroes.
Speaker 5: In the Yeah, in the game on Thursday. Yeah, Frank
Speaker 5: Gore junior. It's pretty good, pretty small, but boy can
Speaker 5: he scoot. He is fast. Where did he play running back?
Speaker 2: Where? What?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: The what? College?
Speaker 5: Oh? I don't want to Yeah, Mississippi? Yeah, I wanted
Speaker 5: to wait, had I had it right here. He's got
Speaker 5: a start.
Speaker 2: Out there.
Speaker 5: I got a touchdown on the East or West. He
Speaker 5: was on the West team. Okay, yes, with two of
Speaker 5: his brother at quarterback. Who's pretty good. But he's also
Speaker 5: pretty short Maryland.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure is he? I met both of them. Is
Speaker 2: he can't? Maybe he's short into it.
Speaker 7: He's pretty short.
Speaker 9: The whole family came to the Black college.
Speaker 2: UH Hall of.
Speaker 9: Fame banquet, the entire family and their sister major cowboy fan.
Speaker 9: The baby sister is a major. I couldn't shake her.
Speaker 9: I was the only cowboy there. I couldn't shake. As
Speaker 9: she wanted was all the grass and pictures. So uh,
Speaker 9: they have a very cool family. Met the entire mom
Speaker 9: and dad met the entire family.
Speaker 5: The other interesting story at that game, UH the cornerback
Speaker 5: uh Quantes Stiggers. He didn't go to college. He was
Speaker 5: in with the Toronto agri Agrenauts. UH and he made
Speaker 5: plays on two of the first three snaps of the game,
Speaker 5: including making the tackle on the kickoff, and then two
Speaker 5: plays later he almost intercepted a pass when he broke
Speaker 5: it up. And then he pulled either a ham or
Speaker 5: a groin and he didn't play anymore. I was thinking
Speaker 5: the coaches thought, Okay, people know about him, we don't
Speaker 5: need to put him out there. But he got hurt.
Speaker 5: But he he looked pretty good.
Speaker 3: Is he twenty two years old, six foot one ninety seven.
Speaker 3: He did not go to colle He went to brand
Speaker 3: He was a freshman at Lane College in Jackson, Tennessee.
Speaker 3: His father's death caused him to enter into a significant depression,
Speaker 3: according to his Wikipedia page, that resulted in him dropping
Speaker 3: out despite being on a scholarship.
Speaker 4: He then wasn't didn't go back to college.
Speaker 3: He was in that fan controlled football league, that live
Speaker 3: streaming indoor football league that Cavante I think played in
Speaker 3: that uh and uh, And then he went to the
Speaker 3: CFL Toronto Argonauts last year. Interesting, I think he was
Speaker 3: voted the CFL's most outstanding rookie.
Speaker 5: He was he looked, he looked good. He looked good,
Speaker 5: you know, and they only had one kickoff because after
Speaker 5: that it was put the ball twenty five yard lift.
Speaker 2: Ok.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but he got he knew what he was doing.
Speaker 3: So all right, Interesting, we're going to take a break
Speaker 3: here because Mickey's got to get out of here early.
Speaker 4: Here in twenty three minutes.
Speaker 5: You guys do not have to get out early.
Speaker 4: I will say about that.
Speaker 3: See, if you're going to pay us more to stay to.
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Speaker 4: We'll be back at them over here. On mixed shots.
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Speaker 7: Mickey, how was the event.
Speaker 5: You know what, it was pretty good. They had you know,
Speaker 5: a bunch of the mayors from the surrounding area there, Emmett, Dirk,
Speaker 5: Marty Turco were there. But yeah, you know what, there
Speaker 5: was initial disappointment that they didn't get the final, but
Speaker 5: the fact that they got nine games, and actually five
Speaker 5: of them technically will be knockout games because they've got
Speaker 5: five games in the first round that are going to
Speaker 5: be here. But they also the fifth of those five
Speaker 5: is the last of the round robin in the groups,
Speaker 5: so that generally is going to decide who gets in
Speaker 5: and who doesn't. And then they've got quarter uh quarterfinal,
Speaker 5: they have one semi and they get the semi final game,
Speaker 5: but they get knockout games, so they're going to be
Speaker 5: really important. So nine games here, as Jerry said, that's
Speaker 5: like having nine Super Bowls, the.
Speaker 7: Most than any other of the host venus.
Speaker 9: So what's the what about the what's the difference between
Speaker 9: UH coverage between.
Speaker 2: UH the I don't know the.
Speaker 9: Expense of the game and what's the how can I
Speaker 9: put this, what's the value of all of those games
Speaker 9: versus having the game?
Speaker 6: So the final is going to be at MetLife Stadium, New.
Speaker 5: York, except they can't call the stadiums by their sponsored name.
Speaker 7: True, they have to change the name.
Speaker 4: AT and T Stadium.
Speaker 3: You know what it's going to be called for that month,
Speaker 3: Dallas Stadium, Dallas Stadium.
Speaker 2: It's not even in Dallas. It's crazy, it's not Why
Speaker 2: can't we.
Speaker 3: Call the stadium to the World Series champion Texas Rangers.
Speaker 5: Well, probably because they're not going to call MetLife East
Speaker 5: Rutherford Stadium.
Speaker 2: What do they call it, Well, it don't mean to call.
Speaker 4: It New York New Jersey Stadium. That's what they're gonna
Speaker 4: call the We don't know when they awarded it.
Speaker 3: They said it goes to New York, New Jersey.
Speaker 4: I thought New York was in New York.
Speaker 2: Hey, don't give me.
Speaker 9: So that's why I haven't gone to a Super Bowl
Speaker 9: parade yet, because they're always fussing about New Jersey, New York,
Speaker 9: which one's going to pay for.
Speaker 5: So the Cowboys, the AT and T gets two games
Speaker 5: in the round of thirty two, so after the first cut,
Speaker 5: and then they get one game in the round of
Speaker 5: sixteen and then the semi final game.
Speaker 9: So it's my question question was the value of those
Speaker 9: games versus the value of the last the championships.
Speaker 5: I think getting nine games here as opposed to a
Speaker 5: six in the final is pretty big. Your question, they
Speaker 5: wanted the finals, and my thing is.
Speaker 2: Why would you want the final versus the nine? Right?
Speaker 6: Right, You're still gonna get a lot of eyes, like
Speaker 6: at gotta.
Speaker 9: Have It's like nine super Bowls, right, like nine super
Speaker 9: Bowls versus one super Bowl? Or Am I being naive
Speaker 9: about that championship?
Speaker 6: I mean that'll be like the big Game obviously, but
Speaker 6: having nine you're gonna yeah, I mean there's a lot
Speaker 6: of value in that, especially having it over any more Hostels's.
Speaker 9: There's more financial value in well, we won't say more.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of financial value for the nine games.
Speaker 9: But so the one game would that that value?
Speaker 2: Does it? Does it equal or surpass?
Speaker 7: That's that's my point. It depends, I mean it depends.
Speaker 7: I think you're clean.
Speaker 5: All right, Well look at it this way. Nine games.
Speaker 5: That means you got eighteen teams coming here.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm trying to look at this as a glass
Speaker 9: half full thing. Yeah, I'm trying to look at it.
Speaker 9: Here's so disappointed that they didn't get the checks.
Speaker 5: Well, and here's what happened. Think about it. If you
Speaker 5: live in Europe, Denmark, wherever, whoever else has a team somewhere, Sweden,
Speaker 5: New York, what is no what do people identify with
Speaker 5: in the United States? New York of course, or l A. Right,
Speaker 5: I don't think of Dallas.
Speaker 2: We've been trying to change that for decades.
Speaker 4: Right, And.
Speaker 5: As Jerry properly pointed out, he said, it's the international
Speaker 5: perception of the United States, doubt right, And no one
Speaker 5: thinks of Dallas. They think of New York and all
Speaker 5: the stars in LA.
Speaker 9: But when you talk about soccer, we're talking to soccer here, right.
Speaker 9: I know down south, it's a lot of soccer players
Speaker 9: down there in Ecuador, and.
Speaker 2: They're right down.
Speaker 5: There, right down there, Mexico, Yeah, right there. That's why
Speaker 5: the first game is being played in Mexico.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So I'm saying Dallas is a nice fit considering you
Speaker 9: have so many great players, Latin American players from down
Speaker 9: south right there, so we're closer to them than them
Speaker 9: going to New York.
Speaker 5: Here's here's the other thing they're hoping for is they've
Speaker 5: got to have a staging area for the officials, and
Speaker 5: they're hoping they'll put it here in North Texas because
Speaker 5: then you can fly.
Speaker 14: All over Central I think they're also hoping that several
Speaker 14: of the international teams will have this as their home
Speaker 14: base because of all the different areas they can practice.
Speaker 5: In, including the two stadiums in Arlington everything Frisco. That's right.
Speaker 4: And also think t will be training out of here.
Speaker 5: That don't you think that'd be awesome?
Speaker 3: Mini camp will be over. Cowboys will schedule their mini
Speaker 3: camps back down the.
Speaker 5: World second week of June.
Speaker 2: Still you still call it min camps.
Speaker 9: But there is a mini camp, yeahs.
Speaker 3: Ot, and then there's a mandatory mini camp that's about
Speaker 3: June tenth usually, But you got first game is June
Speaker 3: fourteenth here, and so that's it's free. June fourteenth through
Speaker 3: July fourteenth is when these games are played.
Speaker 4: And so whoever wants.
Speaker 5: To because if you, if you if your their team
Speaker 5: right now, you've got to house your team somewhere in
Speaker 5: the studio. You're not going back home right and then
Speaker 5: come back or four days later.
Speaker 2: Okay, once again my account, not one one naive question.
Speaker 9: So New York, New Jersey got the championship game or
Speaker 9: around no game?
Speaker 2: Just one way?
Speaker 5: Well, they got the other five or six, or they
Speaker 5: got their game.
Speaker 9: Other matches leading up to that, but they get those
Speaker 9: as well as chances.
Speaker 3: You asked the question that has not been answered by
Speaker 3: the rest of the panel that I wanted to answer for.
Speaker 4: I felt like I was watching a political debate. Mickey
Speaker 4: was dodging the answer.
Speaker 5: There was no dodging, okay.
Speaker 3: FIFA has claimed that around one and a half billion
Speaker 3: people watched the twenty twenty two World Cup final live
Speaker 3: on television, one point five billion people worldwide, and they
Speaker 3: had almost six billion engagements on social media, almost as
Speaker 3: much as mix shots. To put a global TV audience
Speaker 3: of one and a half billion into perspective, super Bowl
Speaker 3: fifty six that year was watched live by fewer than
Speaker 3: two hundred million people worldwide, So we're talking for the
Speaker 3: final one point five billion people worldwide as opposed to
Speaker 3: the Super Bowl was less than two hundred million people
Speaker 3: worldwide out. I haven't had time to look up what
Speaker 3: the semifinals got, but I would imagine that's the difference
Speaker 3: in hosting the final rather than let's say, even you
Speaker 3: take away a half a billion people, or you got
Speaker 3: two semifinals.
Speaker 5: So no one cares about the semi final.
Speaker 9: Well, I'm sure they do, but I don't think it
Speaker 9: will match the two billion.
Speaker 4: You said one and a half billion.
Speaker 5: So how many languages do they broadcast the game.
Speaker 4: One and a half billion?
Speaker 5: Because part of what they did yesterday they interviewed some
Speaker 5: people that just spoke Spanish and they didn't have a translator.
Speaker 5: It was like, okay, this is this is really good.
Speaker 5: So you guys didn't watch this on TV.
Speaker 4: I take I watched it.
Speaker 6: I was though, yeah, no, I read about it, but
Speaker 6: that was pretty much I could.
Speaker 9: My friend Larry Lyne, he's a marketing guy. They interviewed him. Yes, ces, yes,
Speaker 9: and you know, he explained it very well. The way
Speaker 9: you explained that, the way you explained that is the
Speaker 9: way he explained it. But I'm still thinking at the
Speaker 9: way he put it. Nine super Bowls for the second place.
Speaker 9: The second place still gets nine Super Bowls, and so
Speaker 9: I was trying to see if they could those nine
Speaker 9: still don't compare to that one point five.
Speaker 5: Billion, But though I bet it will.
Speaker 2: If you don't prove there, you go out there at
Speaker 2: the end of.
Speaker 4: It, we'll need to add up viewership. We're going to
Speaker 4: add up the viewership for all nine mets.
Speaker 6: Next week and we'll have a little bit more concrete
Speaker 6: numbers everything, and I will look it up.
Speaker 4: Then again, we don't have to do that.
Speaker 3: Well, we're going to talk about it because when we
Speaker 3: come back here on big shots were still doing mix
Speaker 3: shots in two years.
Speaker 4: I want to talk defensive coordinators.
Speaker 2: Yes, right, yes, right before Mickey has to leave.
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Speaker 3: All right, speaking of that other kind of football boy,
Speaker 3: they sure said football about thirty times during that broadcast.
Speaker 4: Let's talk football defensive coordinator. Yes, okay, what's been reported
Speaker 4: out there?
Speaker 5: It's been reported that the Cowboys will interview Ron Rivera
Speaker 5: and Mike zimmers.
Speaker 3: And it's been reported at add dirty. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: an interview as well. Absolutely, Okay, who do I want?
Speaker 3: Is that what you're gonna do?
Speaker 2: Yeah? We we just wanted you to say it.
Speaker 4: I think I may have already said who I wanted?
Speaker 5: Who did you say?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: I brought his name up when his name wasn't being mentioned,
Speaker 3: and now it's being mentioned.
Speaker 2: Mike Zimber, I figured you I want to.
Speaker 3: Although I like Ron Rivera too, Yeah.
Speaker 5: He was a good defensive coordinator. H good coach.
Speaker 4: Bears in the Super Bowl, and six played for Buddy Ryan.
Speaker 5: I thought you meant as a player No.
Speaker 4: And Six he was a defensive when they went to
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: Well, Buddy Ryan was the defensive coordinator.
Speaker 3: He not in two thousand and six when Rex Grossman
Speaker 3: the Super Bowl. I'm sorry, and Ron Rivera was played
Speaker 3: for the Bearers under Buddy.
Speaker 5: I don't know enough about Rivera. I know a lot
Speaker 5: about Mike Zimmer and I think what this defense needs
Speaker 5: now is a no nonsense, hard ass to be running
Speaker 5: that defense.
Speaker 7: Who do you think would fit that best?
Speaker 5: Like those candidates Mike Zimmer And like I said, I
Speaker 5: don't know about Rivera. Dirty It's it's hard to change
Speaker 5: the perception within the organization that, well, this is the
Speaker 5: defensive line coach right now, you're in charge.
Speaker 2: Of the whole thing. Now.
Speaker 5: I think he's capable of it, but I think they
Speaker 5: need somebody else to come in here and sort of
Speaker 5: run roughshot over this team, especially on defense, especially a
Speaker 5: couple players that I think needed.
Speaker 9: And they need it, and and that's a good thing
Speaker 9: because that means that they have the potential to elevate themselves.
Speaker 9: All they need is a push.
Speaker 5: You think that you know, and one of the things
Speaker 5: they're going to have to decide, and this may not
Speaker 5: go over well, you've got to pick up Micah's fifty
Speaker 5: year option and the fifth year option value. I mean
Speaker 5: from a financial standpoint is by position. Now, which position
Speaker 5: do you think Michael wants?
Speaker 8: Here?
Speaker 5: We go identified with.
Speaker 9: The just for next year, even not just for his
Speaker 9: contract situation. I'd like it to be defined as far
Speaker 9: as his role on the defense, the position is.
Speaker 5: He gonna play, and you know what he wants?
Speaker 2: What does he want?
Speaker 5: Well, he probably wants defensive ends because they get paid
Speaker 5: more than the line bay okay, okay, But I like
Speaker 5: if you look at the depth chart and how they
Speaker 5: list them in everything here, it says LB on it.
Speaker 6: I like Zimmer based on things that he has done
Speaker 6: with the Vikings and he is familiar here with the Cowboys.
Speaker 6: He was an assistant coach from nineteen ninety four to
Speaker 6: two thousand and six and then his time with the
Speaker 6: Vikings made it to three postseasons overall seventy two wins
Speaker 6: fifty six losses in his time with the Vikings, So
Speaker 6: I think he would be a very good fit, considering
Speaker 6: he has been familiar with the Cowboys before. He understands
Speaker 6: the brand and he understands what is at stake.
Speaker 7: For this team.
Speaker 9: That sounds good to me, it really does. But what
Speaker 9: my cautionary tale would be, You've got young, so many
Speaker 9: young guys now in the league, and is a guy
Speaker 9: like Zimmer outdated?
Speaker 2: Is a guy like Rivera, you know, is he outdated?
Speaker 9: Because we needed this year, we needed some more youthful
Speaker 9: ideas defensively on how we should run this team and
Speaker 9: how we could be more successful. I mean, if if
Speaker 9: the young guys can, you know, feel they can give
Speaker 9: the respect to Zimmer that he deserves Albavera that he deserves,
Speaker 9: and that's great, But you know, whatever it takes to
Speaker 9: make these guys understand the sense of urgency at times,
Speaker 9: you do need someone that's a firm, that's firm. But
Speaker 9: is there an age group age gap that we're dealing
Speaker 9: with here?
Speaker 2: I was thinking, you.
Speaker 9: Know, I know some I know, you've got some great
Speaker 9: defensive coordinators that are of age.
Speaker 2: They're they're up there. Specnoa is one of them, right right? Yeah?
Speaker 5: So he cousin, he.
Speaker 2: Does well with KC.
Speaker 9: He's improved that defense under Patrick Mahomes. So do you
Speaker 9: need to go to the guy of age or maybe
Speaker 9: someone who's younger and maybe has some more fresh ideas.
Speaker 5: But if you're going younger, you're going with someone that's
Speaker 5: never done the job before.
Speaker 9: But they, I you know, could be still innovative. You're right, Yeah,
Speaker 9: I see what you're saying. I see what you're saying.
Speaker 9: I see what you're saying. But you know, might need
Speaker 9: a little bit better innovation around here as opposed to
Speaker 9: the same. And I'm not saying that's what these guys
Speaker 9: will do, but the scenario, you know, the worst case
Speaker 9: scenario is.
Speaker 2: They come in with outdated ideas. That's the worst case scenario.
Speaker 7: You need something new, fresh.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe maybe maybe, well maybe.
Speaker 5: He was pretty good in Cincinnati. He is the defensive coordinator,
Speaker 5: and I would imagine he was running that Minnesota defense
Speaker 5: even though he was the head.
Speaker 3: Coach and they were three years into it. They're the
Speaker 3: number one defense in the league in Minnesota.
Speaker 5: Right, So who do you want? Uh?
Speaker 4: Zimmer is a guy that that I like.
Speaker 3: I mean, I like Rivera too. I hate to straddle
Speaker 3: the fence on it. Yeah, but I'll take Belichick.
Speaker 2: I did that was coming.
Speaker 9: Time to go, I know, but you know he's not
Speaker 9: coming here. He's not gonna he's not gonna come here
Speaker 9: to deal with Jerry Jones.
Speaker 5: Man, why not something we talking about?
Speaker 9: This is something we have not talked about here, and
Speaker 9: I guess because we're here. But man, you know these
Speaker 9: guys are it's coaches that don't want to come in here. Okay,
Speaker 9: simply because of the man that I'm not gonna say upstairs,
Speaker 9: because he's not he's not that damn strong, but he's closed.
Speaker 5: But you know he's only coming in as the defensive coordinator.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, you say that for some reason, and you
Speaker 9: hear it. You've heard it from some of the guys
Speaker 9: on TV. They're like, man, the main problem goes far
Speaker 9: beyond the field. And so that's why coaches are having
Speaker 9: problems coming in here. You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 9: So you guys looking at me like I'm crazy. Savannah's not,
Speaker 9: but you too are. Don't give me that evil eye. Okay,
Speaker 9: I'm just saying this does that's the narrative that's out there.
Speaker 9: And so when you bring in someone you know, you
Speaker 9: don't just have to deal with the head coach. You
Speaker 9: have to deal with that guy as well.
Speaker 5: But he's the coordinator.
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 9: But I'm telling you why coaches don't want to come in.
Speaker 9: And I know you've heard the narrative.
Speaker 7: It's a team effort. So you know, there's a lot that.
Speaker 9: You can talk team all you want, Only one man
Speaker 9: makes decisions around here. You can talk team all you want.
Speaker 9: Only one man makes a decision around here. And that's
Speaker 9: that according to these experts out there, not not me,
Speaker 9: because they don't.
Speaker 2: Not me in case you're listening.
Speaker 5: They don't know, they don't know.
Speaker 9: No, these are guys that have come from this organization
Speaker 9: that speak the.
Speaker 5: Same the language that perception they do.
Speaker 9: The perception was there when they were there was reality.
Speaker 5: They have not been here in ten years.
Speaker 4: Okay, do we already take our breaks? Yes, we already
Speaker 4: took our breaks.
Speaker 2: Don't have a time, we're just giving up.
Speaker 4: We need to talk. We talked about the Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: I'll give you four more minutes, four minutes.
Speaker 3: Why we got let's talk about the Super Did you
Speaker 3: know Steve Spagnola was a Rhodes scholar.
Speaker 5: I heard we have very smart people in our family.
Speaker 4: All right, So what do y'all think about the Super Bowl.
Speaker 6: Well, the teams landed in Vegas last night, so they're
Speaker 6: gearing up.
Speaker 2: Beautiful little accommodations. Though have you seen it. They're not
Speaker 2: staying on the strip, that's staying like some with no.
Speaker 5: No, the teams are thirty thirty minute drive away.
Speaker 2: Beautiful.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 5: Now the media centers at the luxoer So what Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's that's not a good hotel.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 4: That's why the media is.
Speaker 5: That's why the media is.
Speaker 2: Can't believe they put you guys there. That's why they
Speaker 2: put the families, you know, that's where they put the families.
Speaker 6: I did the NFL Draft in Vegas a few years ago.
Speaker 6: I was out there for it, and I thought it
Speaker 6: was incredible, and so I can't even imagine just how
Speaker 6: crazy it's going to be this weekend.
Speaker 7: It's already I mean, this is just a next level event,
Speaker 7: first ever super Bowl in Vegas.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be no. Vegas is moving on up. Vegas
Speaker 2: is moving on up.
Speaker 9: That's going to be our biggest competition if you're talking
Speaker 9: Dallas versus Vegas. And I mean this for was, uh,
Speaker 9: you know, being attractive events attracting events to us.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, Vegas is on the come up.
Speaker 2: Vegas is on the come up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well how often is Vegas going to get a
Speaker 4: Super Bowl?
Speaker 2: They do it, right, they'll be like in New Orleans.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in New Orleans.
Speaker 5: Next year it'll be again.
Speaker 4: When when's Jerry gonna get back in the Hut?
Speaker 5: I don't think it can be before in two thousand
Speaker 5: and twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 4: Maybe because they're already given out for the next three years. Yeah,
Speaker 4: or three or four years.
Speaker 3: Well, maybe get this get past this world That's what
Speaker 3: I was asking the past in the world the World Cup.
Speaker 3: You got nine super Bowls that you're hosting that summer,
Speaker 3: then that'll make ten total, concluding the one that they had,
Speaker 3: so that he'll go for his eleventh Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: And then and they can prove that they can play
Speaker 5: the Super Bowl on grass, because they're going to play
Speaker 5: all nine of these games on grass.
Speaker 2: Okay, Uh, what do you want to pick the click? Right?
Speaker 2: I mean, you.
Speaker 3: Know, at the beginning of the season, I picked San
Speaker 3: Francisco to win it all. So do you think I ought
Speaker 3: to stick with San Francisco or go with the guy?
Speaker 2: I think I think you should. I disagree with you,
Speaker 2: but I think you should.
Speaker 3: I think the city's gonna win, but I'm gonna stick
Speaker 3: with San Francisco as my pick.
Speaker 2: Myself, I think is.
Speaker 3: Going to win.
Speaker 2: I think Casey's gonna win.
Speaker 4: I think because of the quarterback.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's going to be a high schooling game.
Speaker 5: They're going to win because of the defensive coordinator.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's a high schooing game.
Speaker 7: I got the Niners, you do, I'm going Niners.
Speaker 4: Okay, So we're together to show you something.
Speaker 2: Party showed you something.
Speaker 7: I think he might he might just show up showing up.
Speaker 2: Everyone said he couldn't win from behind these last two.
Speaker 6: Games exactly, so this might be his time exactly.
Speaker 5: But he didn't play as well coming from behind them.
Speaker 5: But except for that last week.
Speaker 9: When you when you look at just the finality of
Speaker 9: the game, did he pull it out and make the.
Speaker 2: Plays when he's supposed to? Yes, but I'm still not going.
Speaker 4: For So which which team? Which team is better?
Speaker 3: Take take the quarterback out of the equation, and which
Speaker 3: team is better?
Speaker 5: I'm more talented?
Speaker 4: I think case which team is better?
Speaker 9: I think cases deep, the d the best, the surgeons
Speaker 9: of their defense coming up.
Speaker 2: I think their defense is is very good.
Speaker 4: Very Why is their defense good?
Speaker 2: It seems like the secondary start is showing.
Speaker 3: You know what, I heard an interview with Spagnolo. That's
Speaker 3: just what I've discovered that he was a Rhodes scholar.
Speaker 3: He didn't say that, but someone else said it about him,
Speaker 3: and uh, but he was talking about how smartest players are.
Speaker 3: He loves his group because you there's so many things
Speaker 3: that they can do defensively, because every every group, we've
Speaker 3: got smart layers who can who understand that. Justin Reid's
Speaker 3: a Stanford guy and.
Speaker 9: Saw how that that's why that secondary has elevated because
Speaker 9: of him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that's.
Speaker 5: Remember he's been there before with the Giants defensive cord.
Speaker 3: I think that was a big thing with Quinn's Seattle
Speaker 3: defense back ten years ago. They had smart guys back.
Speaker 2: In the secondary.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you gotta have guys in the back that know
Speaker 9: what they're doing is yeah, they make the final decision
Speaker 9: back here. You got great linebackers, Lineman, I get it,
Speaker 9: but these guys back here, they're the ones that stop
Speaker 9: the touchdowns, especially if you know, like.
Speaker 4: A true Pro Bowl, I like I like San France.
Speaker 6: Other offensive players Christian McCaffrey, Deebo, Samuel brandan Auk, George Kettle.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's it's tough looking at those guys, and
Speaker 6: I don't know, I think that they can hold up.
Speaker 4: Against I love this.
Speaker 5: Travis Kelsey's on a roll.
Speaker 14: So after last no, after last night.
Speaker 2: Was he there? No? No, okay, maybe guys they.
Speaker 5: Were landing in Vegas. I think they said it like
Speaker 5: six o'clock or so.
Speaker 4: You couldn't get on it.
Speaker 3: He was at the airport, just gone gone right over right.
Speaker 4: All right, you're out of time making zero because okay.
Speaker 5: So we got to Kansas City's and to.
Speaker 4: San Francis, San Francisco.
Speaker 3: I guess we'll be breaking it down next Monday at
Speaker 3: eleven am here on mix Shots O Cowboys.
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