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Speaker 1: the spider web that has been weaved in the studio today.
Speaker 4: We were there they did and uh, it's not just
Speaker 4: actually sticky.
Speaker 1: The spider webs. Uh huh. And I'm eating my candy corn.
Speaker 1: See how many candy corns I can eat during forty
Speaker 1: five minutes?
Speaker 3: Can you pass me shots? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: studio with football players on a football field, and we
Speaker 1: have full attendance and we're getting ready for the Atlanta
Speaker 1: Falcons on Sunday.
Speaker 6: Not only are there football players on the football field,
Speaker 6: there's a deep snapper a holder.
Speaker 1: And a kicker.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 1: Jury, he's back, is it in?
Speaker 6: I didn't see what.
Speaker 1: It was done with.
Speaker 6: As long as we know he's done, he's ready to play,
Speaker 6: ready to kick for practice.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: Okay about time?
Speaker 3: Is that the first? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean I don't remember somebody missing for jury before.
Speaker 3: That's crazy. You know.
Speaker 1: More interesting is that he missed baby duty than my
Speaker 1: wife would say. You're deferring. You're not taking your day
Speaker 1: off the only day that I get any relief from
Speaker 1: our new baby.
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 1: You're not going to jury. The babies at least what
Speaker 1: two months old? It was August? So all right, you
Speaker 1: got lots to get to on this edition of Mixed Shots.
Speaker 1: Do we start with the text exchange was last night?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, oh yes, man, Yes, let's go.
Speaker 1: Here's the reason the Los Angeles Dodgers won the World
Speaker 1: Series last night. Okay, let me find it?
Speaker 3: Where is it? On?
Speaker 8: Here?
Speaker 3: There it is? I got it?
Speaker 1: Okay, Everson? Uh, there we go. Was precisely when shoh
Speaker 1: Otani was batting for the Dodgers against Garrett Cole, and
Speaker 1: Everson texted us saying Cole is dealing with three exclamation
Speaker 1: points when he was.
Speaker 3: And he was after the old time that he got him.
Speaker 9: First of all, the way he struck him out with
Speaker 9: a breaking, breaking ball, right curveball, I mean beautiful curveball
Speaker 9: because you can tell, you know, Seaney loves fastballs. And
Speaker 9: he faded to him, faded to him, faded to him.
Speaker 9: Next thing you know, he dropped it out on them,
Speaker 9: down to the bottom. Okay, then so then would two outs?
Speaker 6: That was the basic one, struck out the next guy.
Speaker 1: Basis are loaded, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, basically yeah?
Speaker 4: And then uh oh wow, Well that's because it was
Speaker 4: the third Roddy Freeman got a hit and then uh
Speaker 4: to Oscar Hernandez and five nothing Yankees lead.
Speaker 1: It had nothing to do with any errors that the
Speaker 1: Yankees committed. It was a text from Everson Walls saying
Speaker 1: Cole is dealing. It was the kiss of death for
Speaker 1: the Yankee and before you knew it, it was a
Speaker 1: five to five game.
Speaker 3: And then well there's a oh, and then there's a wow. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there was an oh and wow, and then.
Speaker 1: I texted bad text exposed right, Vicky said wow, and
Speaker 1: I said, I can't wait to talk about this tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Don't be calling him sick ever, not this time.
Speaker 6: You don't see an inning like that in the Little
Speaker 6: League World Series.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 9: They said, that's probably the worst defensive inning in the
Speaker 9: history of the wild Sees.
Speaker 6: I mean, Judge drops the.
Speaker 3: Yankees, especially the Yankees.
Speaker 6: Will drops a can of corn.
Speaker 3: Man after he had just made stop build Yeah, can
Speaker 3: we finish it?
Speaker 6: After he makes a game, maybe a whole run saving
Speaker 6: catch at the wall, almost knocks himself the whole hit
Speaker 6: a home run, and.
Speaker 3: He hit the home run. This is his coming out
Speaker 3: party for the worst.
Speaker 6: And then he casually looks at the guy on the
Speaker 6: base and drops a fly ball. The next batter hits
Speaker 6: a ground ball. The worst the guy at third base,
Speaker 6: and he throws a bad throw.
Speaker 9: And because he was intimidated by the speed. But the
Speaker 9: worst that's what pressure does. The worst was the ground.
Speaker 1: Know what he covered he didn't cover.
Speaker 6: He thought I was going to come in because he
Speaker 6: could have come in.
Speaker 3: Easy roller, but he waited for it.
Speaker 9: Well, I'm sure he kind of wanted to give the picture,
Speaker 9: you know, his love like you get miss Flowers. Hey man,
Speaker 9: you can take this one, and that you could see
Speaker 9: him tapping this, you know, tapping the bag, catching the ball.
Speaker 3: And he just I don't know who said it looked
Speaker 3: for car.
Speaker 9: You finished off the inning with your catch, but you know,
Speaker 9: now you got it goes.
Speaker 6: No, what he's covered her face?
Speaker 3: That's another run, right?
Speaker 6: No, that that was the first run. Then they got
Speaker 6: the hits to tie it up.
Speaker 1: Man, who's the catcher's interference in that inning too? Or
Speaker 1: is that a later inning that was later?
Speaker 3: Okay? Yeah, because was back up? Okay, yeah, because.
Speaker 6: It was okay, unbelievable.
Speaker 9: I couldn't hardly see that one at first. They have
Speaker 9: to show it to me. The third angle, the one.
Speaker 1: You can tell how much of a baseball guy ever since?
Speaker 9: Man, my dad loved you know, black man back in
Speaker 9: the day. Everything's Jackie Robinson. So you know, as much
Speaker 9: as I had to play football, I had to play baseball.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I didn't play basketball growing up. I had to play baseball.
Speaker 9: And I had to use his glove of course. So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: he always Jackie Robinson glove. No, but he always brags about, uh,
Speaker 9: let's play too.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Now, but I was bragged about Ernie Banks. You know,
Speaker 9: he's from the Dallasalla downtown. Come back, you know, the
Speaker 9: old school baseball players. They come back home and they
Speaker 9: used to play softball. Ernie Banks.
Speaker 1: I played high school basketball against Ernie Bank's nephew, Bobby Johnson.
Speaker 9: Wow, yeah, I don't know, yeah yeah, so yeah. He
Speaker 9: always loved baseball and I always got into it.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 9: Come on, you remember those Reggie Jackson days, the Oakland
Speaker 9: A's days. Man, then the Yankees and Reggie and and
Speaker 9: Billie Martin and.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, That's why I didn't take anybody else
Speaker 1: watch baseball, baseball.
Speaker 3: And that's why, by the way, you know what's funny.
Speaker 9: I remember the White White Sox really battling back in
Speaker 9: the seventies, and.
Speaker 3: They couldn't get past get past anybody. That's it. That's
Speaker 3: what I remember about the White Sox.
Speaker 1: So that's over with, and now we turn our attention
Speaker 1: to Sunday in Atlanta. Yes, and what's your take?
Speaker 6: Start with Star Boys. Let's start with injury report that
Speaker 6: didn't change Micah Parsons as Mike Plan.
Speaker 1: No, he's alreadyritten ruled out by Mickey Yes, Duran Bland, No.
Speaker 9: You have to look at you have to listen to one, O, five, three,
Speaker 9: and then you've gotten down all this stuff.
Speaker 1: Oh, because you're listening to me, you get briefed on
Speaker 1: brief report on one O five everything you know where
Speaker 1: he's going with all this takes.
Speaker 6: And then uh, Trayvon Diggs is a we'll see, but
Speaker 6: I think you'll see. And then Zach he wasn't sure
Speaker 6: of at this.
Speaker 1: Point really, and it's a shoulder for Zach Martin. Yeah
Speaker 1: he's back before.
Speaker 6: Through it, but he's getting beat up.
Speaker 1: I made him on the We Take to Mike McCarthy show,
Speaker 1: and I didn't expect we don't ever talk about injuries. Obviously,
Speaker 1: he's not going to reveal anything. I was gonna say
Speaker 1: his favorite subject either way. But the final segment of
Speaker 1: the show, I have it like an unsung star of
Speaker 1: the week whatever. And I made my unsung star Zach Martin,
Speaker 1: just just based on knowing his injury situation. And that
Speaker 1: was basically the reason for it, was playing through injuries
Speaker 1: and stuff. By the way, this will be the one
Speaker 1: hundred if he's able to play on Sunday, it'll be
Speaker 1: the one hundred and sixtieth game of his career on Sunday.
Speaker 6: You count him up.
Speaker 1: I read it somewhere Football Reference at it.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 6: So now it looks like with Bland not playing, oh
Speaker 6: R going uninjured reserve that Kayln Carson said he's ready
Speaker 6: to go, and I've heard he's ready to go, so
Speaker 6: you're going to have him back starting I think at
Speaker 6: cornerback on the outside.
Speaker 1: And they're in a nickel versus three wide receiver set
Speaker 1: all the time.
Speaker 6: Basically man is not only that, but with Kyle Pitts,
Speaker 6: you better have another safety out there that can cover
Speaker 6: because they use him obviously.
Speaker 3: Quite a bit.
Speaker 9: Like you said, a safety that can cover, right, So
Speaker 9: that's something that we need to be aware of, someone
Speaker 9: that can cover, because I don't want to see another
Speaker 9: tight end running all the way across the field and
Speaker 9: as you said this morning, clearing the zone, running all
Speaker 9: the way across the field, clearing the zone. And that's
Speaker 9: what was happening last week.
Speaker 6: When't you have that much time, right, it doesn't matter
Speaker 6: much time if you're in man because the guy can't
Speaker 6: cover that.
Speaker 3: Law, yes he can.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't see anybody that when you line up
Speaker 6: on the right side in the slot and you catch
Speaker 6: the ball on the left sideline, it's a tight end
Speaker 6: right right, not getting a corner, but they yeah, he
Speaker 6: clears the zone because you using one of those linebackers
Speaker 6: if not both of them to try to create a
Speaker 6: pass rush that they absolutely couldnot do. And if you
Speaker 6: give Cousins, who, by the way, was named the NFC
Speaker 6: Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Tampa
Speaker 6: Bay twenty three of twenty nine, two seventy six and
Speaker 6: four touchdowns four.
Speaker 1: That means he's due to have a bad week this week.
Speaker 6: Oh okay, is that what your status sheet shows?
Speaker 1: Well, that's what they say in the NFL. More you
Speaker 1: win the closest losing, that's to truth.
Speaker 6: But they have and they they won four out.
Speaker 1: Of the last five games.
Speaker 3: But you know who they've beaten, right, I do, and
Speaker 3: I can.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: Okay, you got in front of you New Orleans.
Speaker 6: Two and six, Tampa Bay in overtime, four and four,
Speaker 6: great game, Carolina one in seven, Tampa Bay four and four.
Speaker 6: They've already played Tampa Bay.
Speaker 1: Twice and in between against Seattle they got blown out
Speaker 1: at home two weeks ago thirty four to fourteen.
Speaker 6: Okay, and the other loss Kansas City seven and zero.
Speaker 6: The other loss Pittsburgh six and two. So does this
Speaker 6: sound a little bit familiar about what we've seen run.
Speaker 1: Through the Cowboys? They've new Orleans is now two and.
Speaker 6: The only one, the only loss of the four is
Speaker 6: too bad.
Speaker 3: One is New.
Speaker 1: Orleans two, which was like the hottest team in the league.
Speaker 1: Got it because they played Carolina the first week a
Speaker 1: second and so.
Speaker 6: They was second line and all of the other teams
Speaker 6: the Cowboys have lost to.
Speaker 3: The second line.
Speaker 9: Is the little dance, Yeah, they did a little second line.
Speaker 9: They did that all in our dog Gonne lobby of
Speaker 9: the stadium last time we played them, and they partied
Speaker 9: party party, and that's the last party they've had.
Speaker 3: Yeah, done jack since.
Speaker 6: So the other three losses are teams that are in
Speaker 6: first place.
Speaker 1: In the team. Three that were also in conference championship
Speaker 1: games last year. Yeah, Baltimore, Detroit, and San Francisco. So
Speaker 1: that puts it gives you a little more perspective.
Speaker 6: And we could say, you know, San Francisco came in
Speaker 6: three and four, so it was a team like yourself,
Speaker 6: but it really wasn't a team like yourself. They were
Speaker 6: from a personnel standpoint, better than the Cowboys, and it
Speaker 6: barely barely, as it turned out. And it was on
Speaker 6: the road. Oh, they're going on the road again against
Speaker 6: a team sort of like themselves. Fronts beat teams they
Speaker 6: probably should have beaten and lost to the teams that
Speaker 6: they should have lost.
Speaker 1: One thing interesting talking with Mike McCarthy today, I did
Speaker 1: cite the fact that in the first half of the game,
Speaker 1: talking about the improvement in the run game, the sixty
Speaker 1: five yard eleven play drive, that their Cowboys had seven
Speaker 1: runs and four pass plays on that drive, and it
Speaker 1: looked like fact. And as a matter of fact, I said,
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, in the third quarter, at one
Speaker 1: point in the third quarter, Zeke had was at seven
Speaker 1: carries for thirty five yards, averaging five yards of carry,
Speaker 1: and McCarthy said, yeah, we got sideways in the third quarter.
Speaker 1: He was talking about we were talking about the run game,
Speaker 1: and so I think he understands that they needed to
Speaker 1: run the football.
Speaker 9: More in the third court and stop making so many
Speaker 9: mistakes in all the facets of the game.
Speaker 3: Third quarter all over.
Speaker 6: Again, twenty one to nothing. So now they're going up
Speaker 6: against a quarterback that they know where he should be
Speaker 6: in the pocket. Right, I just stumbled on this, But
Speaker 6: he's been forced to run Cousins fourteen times, he's got
Speaker 6: eight yards.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, he's supposed to ask us the guest,
Speaker 3: and I want you were listening, right, com I gotta
Speaker 3: be useful around this.
Speaker 6: So they kind of know where he's gonna be, right,
Speaker 6: And he's been pretty good all season.
Speaker 1: Longest quarterback house Dack run on the ball.
Speaker 6: He's not, oh you want his dad numbers not much better.
Speaker 3: I think we had those stats yesterday.
Speaker 6: We did actors run ten times for twenty four yards.
Speaker 1: And Cousins is what fourteen for eight? Okay, so your
Speaker 1: quarterbacks run better than their cowboys.
Speaker 6: Have a better run game than right, except the cowboy
Speaker 6: don't have Robinson, right Bjon Bjeon And as we pointed
Speaker 6: out yesterday, alchier I added it up that two of
Speaker 6: them have gone for eight hundred and ninety eight yards
Speaker 6: in eight games.
Speaker 1: Yep, so almost half a season for them.
Speaker 6: You better better pay attention to those dudes. And they
Speaker 6: got a tight end that you got to cover, which
Speaker 6: we mentioned. And the receivers aren't all that bad, right,
Speaker 6: London's pretty good.
Speaker 3: Well, London is going to be a problem.
Speaker 9: Drake London has a nice big target and he's tough too, big,
Speaker 9: big tough kid.
Speaker 1: You know what the what the Falcons have done, Terry Fontino,
Speaker 1: their GM who took over four years ago. They've invested
Speaker 1: in weapons on offense and starting with Kyle Pitts, the
Speaker 1: fourth pick in the draft, continuing with Drake London, who
Speaker 1: I think was the eighth pick in the draft, and
Speaker 1: then Bjon Robinson who two years ago or last year
Speaker 1: was the eighth pick in the drug.
Speaker 6: So did I hear someone say that their offensive line
Speaker 6: they had three first round pick the offensive line.
Speaker 3: You got Jake.
Speaker 1: Matthews at left tackle, the first round draft pick.
Speaker 9: The Matthews. Yeah, yes, they got a whole family of
Speaker 9: big offense.
Speaker 1: He's from the Bruce Matthews.
Speaker 6: Right jeans, Buddy, right right.
Speaker 3: Big big jeans.
Speaker 1: Think how along the Matthews have been playing in.
Speaker 3: The NFL Houston Oilers. Yeah, I mean I.
Speaker 1: Bet you go back forty years for sure. Right, maybe
Speaker 1: I've approaching fifty years because one of the Matthews was.
Speaker 3: In the seventies. Yeah, I played with Clay with the we.
Speaker 6: Need to look at it to grandpa or somebody.
Speaker 9: And so Bruce was I thought bos was the first one.
Speaker 9: I mean that I thought Bruce was the guy boos.
Speaker 1: Right right, that's Bruce Matthews.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, okay, how old am I again, jeez, I.
Speaker 1: Have to look at it. I'll have to look up
Speaker 1: about the Matthew his family. But anyway, to answer your question,
Speaker 1: in Chris Linstrom was a first round pick in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: and Caleb McGary. He's the right guard and the right tackle.
Speaker 1: Caleb McGarry his first round pick also in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 6: I remember Lenstrom's did not practice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he came out of last week's game.
Speaker 6: He's got one snaps knees and.
Speaker 1: They should be in. McCarthy actually brought it up himself.
Speaker 1: He anticipates they'll get their center back this week Drew Dahlman,
Speaker 1: although he was he returned to practice this week. His
Speaker 1: twenty one day windows started and it was limited. He
Speaker 1: had an ankle high ankle spring and McCarthy is anticipating
Speaker 1: that he'll.
Speaker 6: Be back, unlike last week when he thought that they
Speaker 6: should have rested Debo.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: The other guy on their offensive line who I really
Speaker 1: liked in the draft. I think the Cowboys did too,
Speaker 1: Matthew berger on Is was an early second round draft
Speaker 1: pick thirty eighth overall last year. He's their left guard.
Speaker 1: So their offensive line has done a good job and
Speaker 1: they've been healthy so why are they outside of the
Speaker 1: center going down?
Speaker 6: So that's why they're five and three. So with the
Speaker 6: exception of what New Orleans they've beaten, who they should
Speaker 6: have beaten, and.
Speaker 1: When they played New Orleans and something happened in the
Speaker 1: fourth week of the season, something happened in the Philadelphia
Speaker 1: New Orleans. What has happened to New Orleans? Is they
Speaker 1: you talk about injured New Orleans in Philadelphia?
Speaker 6: No, Philadelphia, when Tampa Bay, I mean when Atlanta beats
Speaker 6: at Philadelphia twenty two.
Speaker 1: To twenty one, second week of the season.
Speaker 6: Yeah, something happened they came. I can't remember. Okay, we'll
Speaker 6: have to go back, other than they scored one point.
Speaker 1: All right, we turn our attention to the Atlanta defense
Speaker 1: and some hope for the Cowboys offense when we come
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Speaker 1: All Right, Mickey has gone out to check on practice.
Speaker 4: See what's going on out there on this Halloween edition.
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Speaker 3: And what the heck can they be looking at this?
Speaker 1: I mean? And he knows that the break is like
Speaker 1: one minute, and.
Speaker 3: He knows my reading is going to be flawless?
Speaker 1: Can you how can he be distracted? Because I want
Speaker 1: to get to the Matthews family tree.
Speaker 3: Which is than you thought.
Speaker 1: Uh huh exactly. But I'm waiting on Mickey to be
Speaker 1: able to react. Mickey actually is old enough to may
Speaker 1: maybe have seen some of these Matthews.
Speaker 3: We found some Matthews. How far Matthews?
Speaker 1: All right, here's how far back to Matthews go? And
Speaker 1: Jake Matthews is the son of Bruce Matthews, the Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame offensive lineman for the Houston Oilers, and he's
Speaker 1: the nephew of Clay Matthews. Junior. Okay, his grandfather, I
Speaker 1: told you grandfather, So Clay Matthews, okay, old on. Bruce
Speaker 1: Matthews started playing with the Oilers in nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 1: His older brother, Clay Matthews Junior, began his career in
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy eight. So that's as far back as I
Speaker 1: had recalled that the Matthews went. So that would take
Speaker 1: us back nearly fifty years. We're talking forty six years.
Speaker 1: But Clay Matthews Senior also played in the NFL, drafted
Speaker 1: by the Los Angeles Rams in nineteen forty nine, and
Speaker 1: played for the San Francisco forty nine Ers from nineteen
Speaker 1: fifty to nineteen fifty five, still before my time.
Speaker 3: Showing the picture, and.
Speaker 1: All right, who does this look like? That's Clay Matthews Senior.
Speaker 1: He looks like Mike Ditka.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: And uh And by the way.
Speaker 6: Who I saw play?
Speaker 1: Did you saw play? Matthew seniors didn't know?
Speaker 6: I told you I did about see the other guy.
Speaker 1: And then the great grand the great grandfather of Jake Matthews,
Speaker 1: did he blow up? HL ball started? He had a
Speaker 1: minor league baseball, minor league base minor league baseball career
Speaker 1: started in nineteen twelve. Okay, so it goes all the
Speaker 1: way back to the Titanic.
Speaker 3: Almost that's when they even the football back then.
Speaker 6: No, there wasn't so getting back to football with the Cowboys.
Speaker 6: You see the mic and branding Cooks are on the
Speaker 6: resistance courts. The kicker I told you was out there
Speaker 6: and oh here was the one that I left out.
Speaker 6: So I told you, Kaylin Carson was ready to go.
Speaker 6: And the reason he has to be ready to go
Speaker 6: is because they had to place Amanii on I R.
Speaker 6: You know what he's got, No, they said a back injury.
Speaker 6: He's got three fractured what do they call him? Three
Speaker 6: fractured trendverse process. So it's the bony part that comes
Speaker 6: off injury. Yes, it comes off your vertebrate. He fractured
Speaker 6: three of them. When that guy it happened got meat
Speaker 6: in the back and and I heard that. When the
Speaker 6: trainers saw how it happened, they were going, oh, this
Speaker 6: is not going to be good and it's not so
Speaker 6: yeah it was Tony Romo, they probably, Yeah, so that's
Speaker 6: why they placed him on injured reserve.
Speaker 3: I mean it seems more serious thing.
Speaker 6: We I mean you can't cast it right, It's got
Speaker 6: to kind of heal on its own. So I don't
Speaker 6: know if four weeks uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, started Romo's broadcasting right right, trying to because that's
Speaker 1: what the last one, the ultimate one in twenty sixteen
Speaker 1: in Seattle. Who was it that hitting defensive end for
Speaker 1: the Seahawks. Yeah, Cliff Averril.
Speaker 6: Very nice there you go. So yeah, so anyway, yeah,
Speaker 6: that that kind of put him, kind of put him
Speaker 6: out there. So and you know with I didn't see.
Speaker 6: I didn't have enough time to see if digs what
Speaker 6: he was doing. So next break, next right, see if
Speaker 6: he's out there. I was trying to find Zach. But
Speaker 6: they've their way on the other end of the field.
Speaker 1: So you see how many sacks the Falcons defense has
Speaker 1: this year?
Speaker 3: Eight? Like six?
Speaker 6: Okay, I was close that good?
Speaker 1: Six sacks in eight games.
Speaker 6: Well, maybe the Cowboys will have a lility to stand
Speaker 6: in the pocket and throw the.
Speaker 1: The leading sack artist on the team as one and
Speaker 1: a half sacks.
Speaker 9: I think is that just their style that they don't
Speaker 9: know would bring a lot of pressure.
Speaker 1: Because Matthew Judun's not getting to the quarterback, the guy
Speaker 1: that they acquired in August, and in fact, I was
Speaker 1: listening going behind enemy lines, listening to the flagship station
Speaker 1: for Atlanta Falcons Football whatever their call letters are, yesterday
Speaker 1: and they were interviewing Raheem Morris, and Raheem was he
Speaker 1: was coming right out and say, hey, he's not He
Speaker 1: hadn't played the way he needs to play.
Speaker 3: And Raheem don't play.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, yeah, exactly what I thought when I was
Speaker 1: listening to him. Hey, we got him to sack the quarterback,
Speaker 1: and he needs to sack the quarterback. He could say
Speaker 1: all the other good stuff. He's doing a lot of
Speaker 1: other good stuff, but the reason we got him was
Speaker 1: to sack the quarterback. He needs to get to the quarterback.
Speaker 9: Well, I just got to say, after that whole Kidney
Speaker 9: thing with me and Ron John Gruden, he called me
Speaker 9: into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers when he was there and Raheem.
Speaker 1: Was the dbast coach coach.
Speaker 9: I don't think he was a d C, but he
Speaker 9: was a DB's coach and I went there. They invited
Speaker 9: me to the camp to talk to the people, but
Speaker 9: I went into the dB meet room.
Speaker 3: I keep to leave. Was that's when he was a
Speaker 3: star of the team.
Speaker 9: And I remember watching and listening to Raheem on how
Speaker 9: he coached that team, that his group, just the defensive
Speaker 9: backs alone and just sit in there and just listen
Speaker 9: to them, listen to him talk about what their assignment
Speaker 9: was and what needs to be the thought process of
Speaker 9: this defense as a secondary. I had never heard anyone
Speaker 9: with that type of succinct approach to it. You know,
Speaker 9: sometimes words can make you visualize better in your mind
Speaker 9: on what the coach wants, and the way he used
Speaker 9: his words and articulated what he wanted from his secondary.
Speaker 9: I had never had that thought process go through my
Speaker 9: head before, and I will never forget how impressed I
Speaker 9: was was just how he coached the those players to
Speaker 9: be as good as they were, because, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 9: they had the other Barber ye, well, Ronda was there
Speaker 9: as well, And just being in that in that room,
Speaker 9: that defensive back room, it was impressive.
Speaker 3: You had some guys there.
Speaker 9: It was probably the best group of defensive backs you
Speaker 9: could be around at that time.
Speaker 3: Uh in the NFL.
Speaker 6: Well, if you look at Barber during those days, he's
Speaker 6: playing outside, they go to Nickel and he goes in
Speaker 6: inside to play the slot. I was just going to say,
Speaker 6: it looks like they're getting old. You got white hair,
Speaker 6: it's coming off your chin. But before we go, when
Speaker 6: I mentioned they didn't look for Digs, I wanted to
Speaker 6: tell people how fortunate we are to have Everson with
Speaker 6: us because he diagnosed the controversial play of Digs in
Speaker 6: the game on what he actually did. And when somebody
Speaker 6: finally asked Diggs what was going through his mind that
Speaker 6: maybe you do that before you throw the guy under
Speaker 6: the bus and get it right, he explained it.
Speaker 3: Just just the way I did. Yeah, I saw that.
Speaker 3: I saw that. I assure didn't.
Speaker 6: Want the guy to cut back on him. And then
Speaker 6: when I realized you got to go get him, then
Speaker 6: you go get them.
Speaker 3: And then that's when they exchanged the pleasantries.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right, I don't exchange presidency. Somebody throws me under
Speaker 6: the bus and is wrong.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well yeah he was. He chose the higher road.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he definitely chose Me's a better man than I.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we almost got off on that yesterday.
Speaker 1: By the way, he Morris, it's very interesting when you
Speaker 1: go back and you can see why he has been
Speaker 1: so successful and been a head coach candidate throughout his career.
Speaker 1: But based on what you're talking about, and in fact,
Speaker 1: you go back. He was with Tampa Bay first as
Speaker 1: a quality control coach in two thousand and two, promoted
Speaker 1: to assistant defensive backs coach, then becomes the defensive backs
Speaker 1: coach Undergruden, and then in two thousand and nine he
Speaker 1: became the head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Think
Speaker 1: about how young he was, because he's right now, he's.
Speaker 7: Just forty eight years old. That was fifteen years ago,
Speaker 7: so at age thirty three. He became the head coach
Speaker 7: of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for two years. Then he's
Speaker 7: at Washington for three seasons as a DB's coach, then
Speaker 7: got hired in Atlanta with Dan Quinn as assistant head
Speaker 7: coach DB's coach Falcons through twenty twenty and then goes
Speaker 7: to the Rams as a defensive coordinator in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 7: spent three years there, and then this year becomes the
Speaker 7: head coach the Atlanta Falcons, and a lot of what
Speaker 7: you'll see from the Falcons is Rams stuff, and both
Speaker 7: hired Zach Robinson as his offensive coordinator, and Zach Robinson
Speaker 7: was on mcvay's staff with the Rams the last five
Speaker 7: or six years and uh, and then he also brought
Speaker 7: Jimmy Lake, a defensive coordinator with him from the Rams.
Speaker 3: Right now, he's he's I was just impressed. You know.
Speaker 9: I try to do a little coaching with some kids
Speaker 9: in the off season just to you know, keep just
Speaker 9: to hang around other coaches and learn some things.
Speaker 3: And just being around him.
Speaker 9: Like I said, I had never as matter of fact,
Speaker 9: I borrowed some of his techniques on how he talks
Speaker 9: to the kids. You know, it's sometimes it's not about
Speaker 9: what you show them physically, uh, physically, you got to
Speaker 9: get it in their heads first and make them realize
Speaker 9: it before they can do it. And so he's always
Speaker 9: been the proponent of that. And I was just never
Speaker 9: forget how well he coached those guys. And it was
Speaker 9: a great veteran group, but just how well he coached
Speaker 9: them and how well they listened to.
Speaker 6: By the way, the other injury port from the San
Speaker 6: Francisco game, Charlotte Jones, Yeah, very good, her rib injury.
Speaker 6: They're fractured. Wow, and Junior does have a concussion.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you're hearing Jerry talk about that, I
Speaker 1: mean it was.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: The vehicle was total I mean that shows how significant
Speaker 1: that impact was.
Speaker 3: What they're trying to do with us out.
Speaker 6: There, well, their physical it comes outside the stadium physical
Speaker 6: with the Rockers. Goodness, my guy, you're not breaking into
Speaker 6: that state.
Speaker 3: The first lady. Come on, man, let's stop that.
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Speaker 3: Wow. Oh my god, you know what, you know what?
Speaker 1: I didn't even that really is Jerry Glass. I thought
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Speaker 3: Also, it's Jerry and the guy dressed up in the hollow.
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Speaker 1: All right, Mickey, you went out and I did more
Speaker 1: ghosting goblins off there.
Speaker 6: I saw Zach Martin in uniform practicing. I did not
Speaker 6: see Trayvon Dix.
Speaker 3: He he ghosted us.
Speaker 6: So maybe they're trying to rest them and get them
Speaker 6: to get him to Sunday well better because with the
Speaker 6: Warrior on I R.
Speaker 3: I think he just like saying his name. I just figured.
Speaker 6: Just when I need to say. That would mean that
Speaker 6: starting at corner would either be Jordan Lewis moving into
Speaker 6: the slot and they would have to bring in mccuamu
Speaker 6: or Andrew Booth has to be active. I don't think
Speaker 6: you want that, no, I bet Booth.
Speaker 9: So yeah, if nothing else, we've got big dbs, small linebackers.
Speaker 6: But young ones too, basically starting to rookies. If you
Speaker 6: want whatever you however, you look at overshown is ready. Yes, yes,
Speaker 6: he's out there and he's.
Speaker 1: Bones Fossil.
Speaker 6: Was nice.
Speaker 1: Thank you Bones.
Speaker 3: We'll see Boo later.
Speaker 1: Elaton appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Wow, that was cute.
Speaker 6: I was did you pull the mask back?
Speaker 1: And who that was?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 1: Was Bones Fossil. He needs to get back on the field.
Speaker 6: I like to start.
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Speaker 3: This man, especially with his kids, and did this last
Speaker 3: night very.
Speaker 1: Going trick or treating with him tonight.
Speaker 9: He really gets into it man like original or no, no,
Speaker 9: you know brothers like the Purple me too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how about the Falcon secondary you're taking a look
Speaker 1: at them. Jesse Bates.
Speaker 6: Bates is playing awfully. Well, I can't get used to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're seeing is messing up a little bit. You know.
Speaker 6: My other bump been to Jerry Glanville and.
Speaker 3: He's playing guitar. Because he looks like he can play guitar.
Speaker 6: They sent me down to Houston when he was the
Speaker 6: head coach to do a story on him, and they
Speaker 6: had me waiting for him. He was going to come in,
Speaker 6: and I waited and waited and waited, and I think
Speaker 6: it was lunchtime or it was just after lunch, and
Speaker 6: he finally walks in and they said, oh, you know,
Speaker 6: he's waiting to talk to you. And he goes, you
Speaker 6: waited this long to talk to me, just like that.
Speaker 6: I go, yes, sir, and he goes, well, come on,
Speaker 6: you're gonna get something no one else gets.
Speaker 3: Let's go.
Speaker 6: And he spent like twenty minutes with me. Yeah, one
Speaker 6: on one with Jerry Glanville.
Speaker 9: Well, early on they had Doug Williams on there. There
Speaker 9: was a guy dressed as Doug Williams. They had their
Speaker 9: little afro whatever you want to call it, wig on
Speaker 9: his head. He had to shoulder paths and he had
Speaker 9: Doug's jersey on his redskin jersey.
Speaker 6: Well, speaking of Doug, he made it to the next
Speaker 6: round in the trimeter.
Speaker 3: Can't off. I'm trying to get my love man. You
Speaker 3: know I'm telling you, but I love it. That's what
Speaker 3: thank you aead.
Speaker 6: I just saw his name in the contributor category.
Speaker 3: So we win the contributors.
Speaker 6: John Wooten and Kilroy. Yeah, but I mean former scout.
Speaker 3: As far as Gramblin we got four.
Speaker 6: You got four contributors.
Speaker 3: No, two contributors to players myself and and.
Speaker 6: In the senior the seniors.
Speaker 9: Snow because he was so cold he could play. He
Speaker 9: was so cold, snow snow. He was so cold, that's
Speaker 9: what they called. He's not cold enough to get my job.
Speaker 9: He was damn good.
Speaker 1: We're gonna find out if.
Speaker 9: But also Tank Younger, Tank Younger is also a contributor,
Speaker 9: uh from Grambling State. So that's four. That's four Tank Younger,
Speaker 9: Paul Tank Younger for Grambling player to be drafted into
Speaker 9: the NFL.
Speaker 6: I remember woot And telling me Tank Younger stories. He
Speaker 6: couldn't say enough good stuff about that.
Speaker 9: Well, he influenced, you know, he inspired all the other
Speaker 9: black players and former players into going Mason to Manson. Yeah,
Speaker 9: and that was that was all from Eddie Robinson. Eddie
Speaker 9: Robinson pushed for Tank Younger to go into the management
Speaker 9: of the Los Angeles Rams way back in the day because,
Speaker 9: as far as he was concerned, Tak Younger was the
Speaker 9: best thing that ever lived.
Speaker 3: Coming to Grambling State.
Speaker 1: You mentioned Jerry Glenville. It's just interesting because he is
Speaker 1: a former head coach of the Atlanta Falcons. Yes, and
Speaker 1: that was thirty one years ago, and that was I'm
Speaker 1: looking for his bio. That was his last NFL job.
Speaker 1: You know how old Jerry Glenville.
Speaker 6: Is now, I'm going to guess eighty two.
Speaker 1: He's eighty three years old. And according to Wickiped he
Speaker 1: is currently the defensive coordinator now at Northwestern Oklahoma State. Wow,
Speaker 1: I had no idea the reason we're talking about. He's
Speaker 1: being interviewed on He's being interviewed on the NFL network
Speaker 1: right now and took us down this Jerry Glenville road.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 1: Almost one played football there at Northwestern? Is that where
Speaker 1: Patrick Crayton played?
Speaker 3: Isn't that in Tahquah. I'm pretty sure it's in Taqua.
Speaker 1: Look it up No Alva, Alva, Oklahoma and that's uh.
Speaker 1: And that is where Patrick Crayton played, Northwestern Oklahoma State.
Speaker 3: Yes, a lot of colleges. He was doubled.
Speaker 6: He was double directional.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm, I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: Double directional Norlange, Western Western.
Speaker 3: Okay? Where did that come from?
Speaker 6: Northwestern Oklahoma?
Speaker 1: And Alva.
Speaker 3: Have coaches.
Speaker 6: That looks like the school maybe the Rangers.
Speaker 9: And that's when I turned down, when I saw the
Speaker 9: guy addresses Doug.
Speaker 3: Wait. Oh yeah, that's when I.
Speaker 1: First thought it was going on. It's coming back, all right,
Speaker 1: we know she got on your legal pad. Well, got
Speaker 1: two minutes left in this show. Give us something good,
Speaker 1: something that can.
Speaker 3: Father see we're done. I see twelve forty five.
Speaker 6: Hello, I was just no, I'm looking.
Speaker 3: What ain't nothing, man, The ain't nothing.
Speaker 6: Oh, I guess. People keep criticizing Dak that he hadn't
Speaker 6: done this, he hadn't done that, and they always bring
Speaker 6: up the money. And somebody asked Mike about it, and
Speaker 6: he said, well number one.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 6: He mentioned that you know, it's tough on the quarterback
Speaker 6: when we don't run the ball or run it enough
Speaker 6: however you want to do it. Uh At then he
Speaker 6: goes number two. There is protection that gets into this. Uh,
Speaker 6: and he goes and Uh. The last thing you want
Speaker 6: your quarterback to do is think he's got to put
Speaker 6: the team on his back and start taking chances, which
Speaker 6: is interception. You don't want that, you know, there's always
Speaker 6: this idea that the quarterback has got to put the
Speaker 6: team on his back, right And I remember when they
Speaker 6: started saying that about Troy towards the end of his career,
Speaker 6: when the Cowboys didn't have any receivers.
Speaker 3: He was going through that.
Speaker 6: I remember being on the ticket and we got into
Speaker 6: it and I said, well, they don't have any receivers.
Speaker 6: No one's getting open. And they tried to argue with me,
Speaker 6: and I said, well, why don't you mix in a
Speaker 6: game and come and watch and you can see what
Speaker 6: the receivers did.
Speaker 3: They didn't.
Speaker 6: They weren't very fond.
Speaker 3: They were watching the obviously.
Speaker 6: Yeah they're watching TV. And you can't see the TV
Speaker 6: follows the ball. They don't follow the routes and you
Speaker 6: can see at the game if they're open or not.
Speaker 6: When you're sitting there watching the quarterback and you look
Speaker 6: and it's like, WHOA, where's he going to throw? The
Speaker 6: ball and sometimes that factors into the quarterback play. Get
Speaker 6: guys open.
Speaker 3: You expect that from just some some fans.
Speaker 9: But if you're in the if you're in sports, if
Speaker 9: that's what your your job is to cover sports, you
Speaker 9: think you would cover it properly. And now you've got
Speaker 9: so much theatrics that are going on. It has nothing
Speaker 9: to do with how you cover a team. Was watching
Speaker 9: the NFL something the other day and uh, one of
Speaker 9: the commentators and stephen A they called they called back
Speaker 9: a front runner. Front runner meaning he only plays well
Speaker 9: when things are going well, and I thought.
Speaker 6: They're probably going well because he's playing well.
Speaker 3: How silly is that? Bro? Yeah, how silly.
Speaker 9: That's the facts right there, and for them to I
Speaker 9: really think at times we get carried away, you know,
Speaker 9: with how we talk about the players, and we take
Speaker 9: for granted that these players are going to sit back
Speaker 9: and take it. I'm surprised what happened with Diggs hadn't
Speaker 9: happened a lot more, and especially on a nationwide state.
Speaker 3: That's just the local taste what we're talking about.
Speaker 9: But when you're talking about nationwide and you've got two
Speaker 9: guys out there, it wasn't just stephen A. It was
Speaker 9: the Grazziani guy. They called deck a front runner. I
Speaker 9: think it's freaking insulting, you know, I don't I think
Speaker 9: to call any player a front runner when you're out
Speaker 9: here trying to do your job the best you can.
Speaker 9: I thought that was a bunch of bs, and I
Speaker 9: thought they crossed the line on that and Jeff's Saturday.
Speaker 9: He took him, He took him to the barn on
Speaker 9: that one and was talking just like you and trying
Speaker 9: to make them understand y'all don't know what the hell
Speaker 9: y'all talking.
Speaker 3: About because you hadn't played.
Speaker 9: Because I played with some of the best quarterbacks ever
Speaker 9: and they've had the same issues without having the same
Speaker 9: support as what Dak is going through right now. And
Speaker 9: I just thought that was very commendable of him to
Speaker 9: say that, But for him to have to say that
Speaker 9: to professionals on a nationwide stage, man, I thought that
Speaker 9: was very insulting.
Speaker 6: I don't think. I don't think players keep score well enough,
Speaker 6: you know, if I was a player, and obviously i'm not,
Speaker 6: but if somebody like crossed me, and I don't think
Speaker 6: they were right, they're out. I'm not doing interviews, right,
Speaker 6: you know next time you come to me, I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: You know everything, Go buy your business.
Speaker 9: And you know it'd be okay to just criticize. But
Speaker 9: that was not a criticism. That was something that was
Speaker 9: on the that's right, there's a difference.
Speaker 6: And we get away with that because as they say,
Speaker 6: that's what's this is what we live in. Well, okay,
Speaker 6: but that doesn't make it right.
Speaker 9: Well then if you live there, then expect some visitors, yeah,
Speaker 9: because then you're going to have some people come to
Speaker 9: see you about what you say.
Speaker 6: We've gotten to the point in the society that's okay
Speaker 6: to just go out and lie and get away with
Speaker 6: Oh no, he's lying. Well, okay, well you got to
Speaker 6: hold him accountable. We don't.
Speaker 9: Well Jeff did. Jeff said that they did for him.
Speaker 9: I felt good, good about that.
Speaker 6: All right, all right, very good trick or treat And
Speaker 6: you're gonna pass out candy tonight at all.
Speaker 3: We're passing all right now. I'm taking half of that
Speaker 3: with him.
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