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Speaker 1: sounds like a Stephen King novel. Mclovin's wife, Sarah, crawled
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Speaker 1: when he says they're going to ramp things up, and
Speaker 1: it's gonna take probably three weeks another spring training to
Speaker 1: get ready for the regular season. I guess best case
Speaker 1: scenario you might have baseball in July today would have
Speaker 1: been the opening day for Major League Baseball. The Cowboys
Speaker 1: and Dak Prescott are chatting again, and from what I'm told,
Speaker 1: the hang up was the length of the deal. I
Speaker 1: think that they had settled on the amount of money.
Speaker 1: Dak Prescott's agent wanted three years, and then you put
Speaker 1: together three years, then he's back in the marketplace quicker
Speaker 1: and making more money, and the Cowboys wanted a five
Speaker 1: year deal. Now they may be inching closer to meeting
Speaker 1: in the middle with a four year contract for Dak Prescott,
Speaker 1: but probably around thirty five million dollars a year for
Speaker 1: Dak Prescott. But they're still talking. Even though he has
Speaker 1: the exclusive franchise tag, they can negotiate that. Michael Wilbon
Speaker 1: a little bit later on, and Rick Neuheisel, a former
Speaker 1: college coach now an analyst for CBS Sports. Bill Jonah
Speaker 1: is coming up and give us his assessment of these quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: Who is going to take a chance on to a
Speaker 1: Tonga Byeloa. And if you're the Dolphins and you really
Speaker 1: want Joe Burrow, how much are you willing to give up?
Speaker 1: So we'll talk to Rick Neuheisel. Coming up, Eric Dickerson,
Speaker 1: the Hall of Fame running back, not pleased with the
Speaker 1: Rams logo. He came up with his own version of
Speaker 1: the logo. I like that the biggest concern of the
Speaker 1: Rams in the offseason is their damn logo. It should
Speaker 1: be that what's going on with their roster? You know,
Speaker 1: our concerns are like they got a stadium, we don't
Speaker 1: know if it's going to be built on time, and
Speaker 1: you had to, you know, let go of Todd Gurley,
Speaker 1: Clay Matthews Junior. And the biggest concern and Rams campus
Speaker 1: the logo. That would be a nice concern to have
Speaker 1: if it weren't for the other concerns you should be having.
Speaker 1: But it's a nice diversion. But Eric Dickerson, who is
Speaker 1: the Rambassador for the franchise, a self proclaimed Rambassador, he
Speaker 1: came up with his own logo for the Rams. I
Speaker 1: don't know if they needed anything, but it looks like
Speaker 1: Eric Dickerson's Ram is a little meaner than the one
Speaker 1: that the Rams trotted out a couple of days ago.
Speaker 1: But imagine you're I can't imagine the Rams concerns are
Speaker 1: not who you know, Hey, what do we do in
Speaker 1: the draft? Hey, we're got a salary cap that's bloated. Here,
Speaker 1: we seem to be regressing. Have a logo. We gotta
Speaker 1: have more meetings. We got to talk about this logo here,
Speaker 1: we gotta get to the bottom of this. We also
Speaker 1: we're talking about sports dinas. The Sporting News had the
Speaker 1: top fifteen dynasties of all time and the New England
Speaker 1: Patriots were number one in there, which given you know,
Speaker 1: you've been in nine Super Bowls in what nineteen years,
Speaker 1: you know, that would be that would constitute an NFL dynasty.
Speaker 1: But for me, a dynasty is something that is at
Speaker 1: least five years and you know, sustainable over those five years.
Speaker 1: And there are a lot of teams down through the
Speaker 1: years who fit into that category. I think the Celtics
Speaker 1: who won eleven of thirteen eleven and thirteen years or
Speaker 1: UCLA that to me, you know, be hard pressed, you know,
Speaker 1: one in the college ranks and the other one in
Speaker 1: the pros. At one point the Celtics had nine Hall
Speaker 1: of Famers in their lineup. One year. This might have
Speaker 1: been sixty two sixty three players who went on to
Speaker 1: become a Hall of Famers, nine of them. It felt
Speaker 1: like every year. I mean it, it's pretty impressive. Now,
Speaker 1: these guys individually wouldn't have been Hall of Famers, but
Speaker 1: team wise, which is what the Celtics were all about,
Speaker 1: starting with Bill Russell. You know, Couzy and Hablecheck would
Speaker 1: have been Hall of Famers elsewhere, but Sat Sanders, Casey Jones,
Speaker 1: Sam Jones, Tommy Heinsen, Frank Ramsey probably wouldn't have been.
Speaker 1: But Russell hall of Famer, uh Couzi hall of Famer,
Speaker 1: and Hablcheck definitely Hall of Famer if they played with
Speaker 1: other teams. The other guys were. You know, the beauty
Speaker 1: of what they did is they were great two way players,
Speaker 1: great team players. And the fact that you had three
Speaker 1: Hall of Famers on the bench pretty incredible. Yeah, pub
Speaker 1: Based off that, you could look at the seventy Steelers dynasty,
Speaker 1: you know, Mike Webster, Lynn Swan, John Stalworth, c Harris
Speaker 1: Ham Lambert, I think there's five or six more. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but you have a fifty three man roster the Celtics
Speaker 1: had twelve guys with the Rock eight of the twelve
Speaker 1: or Hall of Famer. You're just saying the closest thing
Speaker 1: football wise, probably Mel Blunt, Terry Bradshaw, that that Steeler team,
Speaker 1: because they won so much, all their guys got the
Speaker 1: lights shown on them and they got a lot of
Speaker 1: extra Hall of famers. Yeah, and you know, you were
Speaker 1: a Hall of Famer because you were on you know,
Speaker 1: great defense, that offense was great, the offensive line, you
Speaker 1: had two really good running backs, you had a Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame quarterback, your wide receivers or Hall of famers
Speaker 1: as well. But yeah, sometimes just playing on the team
Speaker 1: makes you more of a Hall of Famer, at least
Speaker 1: back then. Now you probably don't get the benefit of
Speaker 1: the doubt if you're a great player. Yeah, mclovin. We're
Speaker 1: getting a lot of tweets about differences. The salary capier
Speaker 1: at Dynasties are obviously different, but also that people just
Speaker 1: mentioned the Yankees didn't really have to do a playoffs
Speaker 1: like current teams too. They just went straight to the
Speaker 1: World Series. So it's so hard to compare eras well. UCLA.
Speaker 1: Back then you probably had a field of thirty two
Speaker 1: and March Madness, and they normally played their first round games,
Speaker 1: their first couple of games would be in California or nearby,
Speaker 1: I believe. But I mean, those were still great teams.
Speaker 1: Bill Walton's team would stack up against anybody. Luell Sindoor's team.
Speaker 1: It was Gail Goodrich and Walt Hazzard and Keith Erickson
Speaker 1: back in the sixties. You know, that was a team
Speaker 1: that didn't have anybody over six six and they won
Speaker 1: a couple of national titles in there. Gail Goodrich one
Speaker 1: year was the best player in college basketball. I think
Speaker 1: he scored forty points forty one points, forty two points
Speaker 1: in a national title game. Yeah, mcleven. How much of
Speaker 1: it was John Wooden being the best coach? Well, I mean, look,
Speaker 1: we could we could go deeper into this where Sam
Speaker 1: Gilbert was the sugar daddy there. John Wooden was a
Speaker 1: great coach. It helped that you were getting the best players.
Speaker 1: Lull Sindoor going from New York to LA to play
Speaker 1: basketball back then, that's unheard of. But somehow he ended
Speaker 1: up there, and well, he was well worth it. Whatever
Speaker 1: whatever it cost, he was well worth it. Yes, McLevin,
Speaker 1: you're saying basketball's Michael Beasley didn't want to go to
Speaker 1: Kansas State these Kansas State is such a great place
Speaker 1: that maybe the top player of the country had some incentive.
Speaker 1: Well Oj Mayo as well, like you had guys who
Speaker 1: you know you're going. How did he end up there?
Speaker 1: It just I am don't want to cast dispersions while
Speaker 1: I cast a dispersion, But how did he end up there?
Speaker 1: I always wondered about that. Michael Beasley was like, how
Speaker 1: did he end up in Kansas State? Because when I
Speaker 1: want to play great basketball, I go to Kansas State.
Speaker 1: Did he think he was going to Manhattan? Like actually
Speaker 1: New York City? Like, hey, you're going to New York City,
Speaker 1: You're gonna be playing Oh Saint John's No, No Manattan
Speaker 1: Kansas Yeah, boy, I went back yesterday after you talked
Speaker 1: about leu El sendre Cremadal Jabar when he declared out
Speaker 1: a power memorial to go to use Hila. There is
Speaker 1: a front page of the Sports section newspaper article in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty five and the New York Times about it.
Speaker 1: It's really fascinating because you know, a lot of people
Speaker 1: thought Lewis Center would stay one of the new York schools,
Speaker 1: Saint John's or whatever the New York schools were at
Speaker 1: the time, and in the article as it went down,
Speaker 1: lewel Center did the press conference like a press conference
Speaker 1: because that was by demand. The press needed wanted to
Speaker 1: be there and they were surprised. So I did one
Speaker 1: of those gymnasium things where he stood at set a
Speaker 1: podium and announced where he's going to school by media request. Also,
Speaker 1: that was the first time he had publicly spoken to
Speaker 1: the media in his career. In high school, whenever they
Speaker 1: wanted interviews, he just he never once spoke to any
Speaker 1: New York media and did it through his coach. That
Speaker 1: coach handles all the media. And then when he got
Speaker 1: to UCLA, he didn't speak to the media because they
Speaker 1: kind of kept their players away from being exposed to
Speaker 1: the media, something John Thompson did when he got to Georgetown,
Speaker 1: or when Patrick Ewing got there to Georgetown. But yeah,
Speaker 1: lou Alston, and that's why. And I'm not going to
Speaker 1: go into a rage like I did last week when
Speaker 1: ESPN put out their thirty two top players or whatever.
Speaker 1: I don't know how many top college basketball players, but
Speaker 1: I was watching because I had enough thing else to watch,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden, I'm drawn into it
Speaker 1: because I'm so angry at how they've ranked these players.
Speaker 1: And then when some of their analysts actually said Michael
Speaker 1: Jordan's the greatest college basketball player of all time, I
Speaker 1: didn't throw things at the TV, but I definitely wanted
Speaker 1: Jay Billis's phone number, and I called Fritzie and I said,
Speaker 1: I need Billis's number. Now Jay's probably going, what what's
Speaker 1: going on here? And then I just saw where Shack
Speaker 1: moved past luell Sindoor in the bracket challenge. Ask Shack
Speaker 1: who he'd vote for? And is this just the public
Speaker 1: who's voting on this, because I guess there's not enough
Speaker 1: old people voting on this. But even if you're not old,
Speaker 1: you know Shack being on a commercial with the General
Speaker 1: is not reason enough to vote for him to move
Speaker 1: past lull Sindoor. There is no debate whatsoever. Greatest college
Speaker 1: basketball player of all time is lew El Sender. If
Speaker 1: you want to say the most accomplished college basketball player
Speaker 1: of all time, there is no argument. Brianna Stewart of
Speaker 1: Yukon won four national titles and was the most outstanding
Speaker 1: player in four consecutive years. That would be perfect, that
Speaker 1: would be scoreboard. Now you want to talk about transcendent
Speaker 1: Cheryl Miller. Absolutely, Christian Lightner is on the list. Michael
Speaker 1: Jordan at one year was not even the best player
Speaker 1: on his team. It was James Worthy. Michael became the
Speaker 1: greatest player. Look at Bill Russell's college career, couple of
Speaker 1: national titles, Olympic gold medal, then he won eleven of
Speaker 1: thirteen championships in the NBA. But for some reason, I
Speaker 1: don't know what happened to people. If this were my kids,
Speaker 1: I ground him. He should ground America. I made ground
Speaker 1: my kids just because I'm mad in America here and
Speaker 1: how they're voting on this. I'm gonna go home and
Speaker 1: tell my twenty one year old, Hey, you got time out.
Speaker 1: I'm out. I'm too old for a time out. She's
Speaker 1: got her own car. You're grounded? Why because people patch
Speaker 1: shack moved past lul sindor ask your mom, go ask you,
Speaker 1: go talk to your mom. Yeah, all right, I got
Speaker 1: some meat madness songs I'll bring to your attention. Let
Speaker 1: me get a couple of phone calls here on people
Speaker 1: went to way in on dynasties here Karen in Louisiana.
Speaker 1: I Karen, welcome to the program. Hey what about Pat
Speaker 1: Summit in our lady balls. I'm fine with that. I'm fine.
Speaker 1: I'll watch her kick our butt, so kick one of you.
Speaker 1: But you know she was always there. Well, USC came
Speaker 1: in and knocked out Louisiana attack. But Pat's Summit to me,
Speaker 1: could have coached men's basketball. She could have coached any
Speaker 1: where she wanted to. She was that good. And you
Speaker 1: know I could get no argument with me for Tennessee
Speaker 1: women's basketball because Pat Summit was the first, I think
Speaker 1: great coach in college basketball for women. Ngina Oriema just
Speaker 1: took it to another level. Um Seaton O'Connor. Somebody just
Speaker 1: sent in North Carolina women's soccer as a dynasty. They
Speaker 1: won the they were NCA national champions twenty one of
Speaker 1: thirty eight years. Okay, that seems sustainable. Bring it round, Yeah,
Speaker 1: seems sustainable. Luke Luke in Iowa, Hey, Luke, five eleven
Speaker 1: two O five. I was just going to say, I
Speaker 1: know this is dynasty is usually for teams, but I
Speaker 1: think if you have to make an exception for one
Speaker 1: Tiger Woods, yeah, I don't want to get into individuals,
Speaker 1: but thank you, Luke. I mean it's a fair point,
Speaker 1: but that's what I mean. Jack Nicholas was a dynasty
Speaker 1: if you want to talk about that. Kelly Slater is
Speaker 1: a dynasty in surfing. I mean we have individuals who
Speaker 1: have been uh, you know, individual dynasties. But now we're
Speaker 1: trying to keep it to teams. Lane in North Dakota, Hey, Lane,
Speaker 1: they first time in Paul are a long time liking topologists.
Speaker 1: I would like to say that NDSU football team won
Speaker 1: in eight national championships in nine years. Right, it's pretty
Speaker 1: good dynasty. Yeah, yeah, we just mentioned that last hour.
Speaker 1: Thanks for their phone call. Lane, Victor in La Hey, Victor.
Speaker 1: I'll make it quick and I won't mention Tiger Woods,
Speaker 1: That's who I was going to mention. But I will
Speaker 1: say first of all, I love the Green Room music. Awesome.
Speaker 1: And then I will say, uh, I was heartbroken by
Speaker 1: the Dolphins losing to the Niners in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: And then as far as not a dynasty, but a
Speaker 1: good run. You know, the Braves had a good run. Yeah,
Speaker 1: good run, but only one title. That's the problem. And
Speaker 1: if you're looking at individuals, Simone Biles would be there.
Speaker 1: Serena Williams would be there. You know that those are dynasties,
Speaker 1: individual dynasties. They're athletes who have good runs. That was
Speaker 1: a dynasty. Yeah, Paul Dan, you're Mount Union Purple Raiders
Speaker 1: Division three football. Thirty conference titles out of like thirty
Speaker 1: five years. I think they won thirteen national titles going
Speaker 1: back to the nineties. And I love that purple that
Speaker 1: they wore. Awesome color. There are we going to stay
Speaker 1: with the poll question, McLevin, I think so unless you
Speaker 1: want to go a different direction. I had a baseball
Speaker 1: question for you. Okay, we're debating pre show without you.
Speaker 1: What's the best baseball game of recent memory, of say
Speaker 1: the last thirty years. Paully said the Cubs, Indians. I
Speaker 1: said the Blue Jays, Phillies. It's opening day in MLB
Speaker 1: network and all the networks are showing classic games. Is
Speaker 1: there the greatest baseball game in your mind, one that
Speaker 1: stands out above all outs? I think the Big Red
Speaker 1: Machine in nineteen seventy five and Carlton Fisk hits that
Speaker 1: home run. That was a pretty incredible game because that
Speaker 1: was games six, I believe, and then the Reds game
Speaker 1: back and won the title in games Game seven, Bill
Speaker 1: Buckner with the ball going through his legs where the
Speaker 1: Mets were left for dead and the Red Sox were
Speaker 1: going to win. I put that up there. There's too
Speaker 1: many of those. Yeah, yeah, mclub, I would think it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: when did Joe Carter home run? Were you at that game?
Speaker 1: I was down the left field line sitting with Peter
Speaker 1: Dammons and Dave Soup Campbell, and I remember Peter, it
Speaker 1: was either Peter Gammons or Dave Campbell said, you know,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be surprised if Joe Carter end of this,
Speaker 1: and it was like the next pitch, and then I
Speaker 1: never saw that ball land. And I was right down
Speaker 1: the left field line in the media area, and I
Speaker 1: just remember watching Joe run around the bases, and then
Speaker 1: we went into the locker room and I went into
Speaker 1: the Phillies locker room to interview Mitch Williams. But I
Speaker 1: just that that was one of those where you went, wait,
Speaker 1: what just happened. Also, they were supposed to celebrate Kirk
Speaker 1: Gibson today at Dodger Stadium, I believe or something this week.
Speaker 1: That's one of the great escape. No, I was not
Speaker 1: at that game that was. But I just remember because
Speaker 1: Bob Costas, I think, had said something a disparaging comment
Speaker 1: about those those Dodgers, something about like the worst team
Speaker 1: to make it to the World Series. I'm going to
Speaker 1: be fair to Bob. They're not going to take away
Speaker 1: one of his Emmy's, but I think he talked about
Speaker 1: how they had no business being here or they were
Speaker 1: one of the worst teams, and then that just became
Speaker 1: this rallying cry. They had one great pitcher and then
Speaker 1: they had just a ragtag group there, and when Gibby
Speaker 1: hit that home run, it just it just took away.
Speaker 1: That happened twice to the Oakland A's, and I think
Speaker 1: at both times had happened to Eckersley the Cincinnati Reds
Speaker 1: when Joe Oliver hit a double down the line, and
Speaker 1: the Reds took because you know, the Oakland was a dynasty,
Speaker 1: or at least we thought they were, and you had everything.
Speaker 1: They had a great lineup, great pitching, the best closer
Speaker 1: in the game, and when Joe Oliver hit a double
Speaker 1: down the line, the underman Reds did what the Dodgers
Speaker 1: had done before to Oakland, and that is you end
Speaker 1: up winning and you didn't think they had any business
Speaker 1: beating the Oakland A's. But yeah, that was a great game.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll take a break here and when we
Speaker 1: come back. Rick Neuheisel has his guitar. I don't know
Speaker 1: what he's singing today. But also I want to get
Speaker 1: his thoughts. Is he all in on Joe Burrow being
Speaker 1: the best player in this draft? And how much of
Speaker 1: Jordan Love did he see? Justin Herbert? And of course,
Speaker 1: if you're the Dolphins and you want Joe Burrow, do
Speaker 1: you go get him? Or would you settle for the
Speaker 1: consolation prize of Tutona Bolo. More phone calls coming up
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Speaker 1: that is going to shock you. We'll give us a hand.
Speaker 1: Has to do with a car. You're restoring an a
Speaker 1: vintage car. At home, I'm watching somebody restore a card
Speaker 1: that I bought. That's even better. Yes, so I I
Speaker 1: just it's a seventy three RS Porsche. Uh, my brother
Speaker 1: reminds me, it's not Porsche, it's Porsche. So it's a
Speaker 1: seventy three RS nine to eleven. And we dropped the engine,
Speaker 1: as you like to say. Last night. I picked out
Speaker 1: the paint color. And I've always wanted to be a
Speaker 1: part of a restoration project. What kind of shape is
Speaker 1: it in? Like one to ten? The engine is great,
Speaker 1: The body's great. Hello, and the engine is great as well. Um,
Speaker 1: And then I got to pick out the paint and
Speaker 1: what we're gonna paint it. It's a it's gonna be
Speaker 1: a stone gray like its kind of a like a
Speaker 1: flat gray almost or like, well, I have like a
Speaker 1: glarechine to it. You don't have achine to it, but
Speaker 1: it's it's gorgeous. Yes, time, are you assisting him documenting it?
Speaker 1: My tea? I would, but I don't know why you
Speaker 1: would be making fun of me. I'm not making you
Speaker 1: said you're gonna be watching him, So I'm picturing you
Speaker 1: sitting there, you know, when you're kicking back. You don't
Speaker 1: even pump your own gas, and you're gonna give me green.
Speaker 1: I usually like to go to the service. Now I'm
Speaker 1: I'm watching, and I'm I want to help in any
Speaker 1: way I can. So I helped a little bit in
Speaker 1: pulling the engine last night. Yeah, but I this guy
Speaker 1: is spectacular in what he does, especially with paint, and
Speaker 1: I get to watch and I got like a three
Speaker 1: month period here where we're gonna take this apart. I'll
Speaker 1: put some pictures up and let you see what we're doing, yes, Heaton. Well, though, yeah,
Speaker 1: the way that you sort of initially presented it, it
Speaker 1: did sound like you know, some guy was doing work
Speaker 1: in your garage and you're sitting there in the lawn
Speaker 1: chair well watching, And there's nothing wrong with that. There's
Speaker 1: nothing wrong with that at all. No, I just I
Speaker 1: like to see things started and then completed. Yes, point,
Speaker 1: if I had Da Vinci over my house, I'm not
Speaker 1: grabbing a brush and jumping in with him. I'm grabbing
Speaker 1: a cooler and watching a man paint. But that's like
Speaker 1: when I have Rick Neuheizawan and he talks quarterbacks segue.
Speaker 1: Then I just listened to him because he knows more
Speaker 1: than I do. Good morning, Rick, how are you Dan?
Speaker 1: I'm doing there with your crew? Well, I got Fritzie
Speaker 1: at home, mcleving and home seating at home. Paulie is
Speaker 1: here in the man cave, and we have a couple
Speaker 1: other people behind the scenes and making this possible. How
Speaker 1: about you. We are thrilled that you're making it possible.
Speaker 1: My crew is getting a little testy, but we've never
Speaker 1: had this kind of family time and we're going to
Speaker 1: make damn it. You're gonna enjoy my company. That's is
Speaker 1: no longer request all right day exactly. I know you
Speaker 1: have a song for us. I'll get to that in
Speaker 1: a moment. Can you give us a hint on what
Speaker 1: the song is about? Well, it's about what we're all
Speaker 1: going through, and we're just going to try to give
Speaker 1: everybody some semblance of how to survive in this era
Speaker 1: of quarantine. Oh so you have a coronavirus song, we
Speaker 1: call it quarantine. Quarantine, call it a quarantine. Okay, exactly,
Speaker 1: all right, we've got we've got the von trapped family
Speaker 1: things here ready to go. All right, let me talk
Speaker 1: a little bit of football, because you know as much
Speaker 1: about quarterbacks as anybody, and I'm curious, are you still
Speaker 1: all in on Joe Burrow Number one to the Bengals?
Speaker 1: All in all and no reason to deviate from that.
Speaker 1: The kid was fantastic and he did it as much
Speaker 1: with his mind as with his body. I know the
Speaker 1: are going to be people to pick apart his arm
Speaker 1: strength and things that maybe he's not as physically menacing
Speaker 1: as some of the other quarterbacks that have gone on
Speaker 1: the greatness, But this guy can flat do it, and
Speaker 1: I think the Bengals are going to be thrilled to
Speaker 1: have him. If you're the Dolphins and you love Joe Burrow,
Speaker 1: which that's Tod Nikshay says, there's no doubt, there's no
Speaker 1: question they love Joe Burrow and you have the picks.
Speaker 1: How valuable is Joe Burrow? If you're the Dolphins, what
Speaker 1: would you be willing to give up if you're the
Speaker 1: GM Well, there's no question that he's worth the price.
Speaker 1: The question is how far do you have the distance
Speaker 1: between Burrow and to a Tongue Byloa, Because if you
Speaker 1: like both those kids, you can get I think tonguea
Speaker 1: Byloah for a much less lesser price. Then you can
Speaker 1: get Burrow just by going up to the third spot
Speaker 1: there and getting Detroit's pick. I know the Redskins are
Speaker 1: gonna try to, you know, dance around and make people
Speaker 1: think that they're interested in the quarterback, but I think
Speaker 1: they're got They've got to go Chase Young and give
Speaker 1: Dwayne Haskins a chance. They went and got Kyle Allen
Speaker 1: from Carolina to ease the pressure on Haskins. But I
Speaker 1: think the price for Burrow going to one will be
Speaker 1: too expensive and it's too risky for the Bengals, especially
Speaker 1: with an Ohio kid in Joe Burrow. I think the
Speaker 1: Bengals have to go with Burrow. I think the action
Speaker 1: will start in the three and four spot with the
Speaker 1: Lions picks and the Giants picks. Do you think the
Speaker 1: Dolphins go up to make sure they get to they
Speaker 1: have to. They won't get anybody at five. I think
Speaker 1: Herbert M two will go At three and four. I
Speaker 1: think I think you have to go there. You can't
Speaker 1: risk unless you're in love with Jordan Love. No pun
Speaker 1: intended unless you're too high, though, isn't it n I agree,
Speaker 1: I agree. I don't trust that guy through seventeen interceptions
Speaker 1: in his last year when he's supposed to be even
Speaker 1: more mature and more experienced and so forth. So I
Speaker 1: think you have to go. I think the catbird seats
Speaker 1: are the lions and the giants those those are going
Speaker 1: to be quarterbacks taking at three and four. In my mind,
Speaker 1: you sold on justin Herbert. I am that guy is
Speaker 1: a big time talent. There's some small ball stuff that
Speaker 1: he has to work on, meaning it he's got to
Speaker 1: be natural throwing the ball out into the flat to
Speaker 1: a running back. He's got to be able to drop
Speaker 1: it off to a swing route and be able to
Speaker 1: control what's a howitzer of a throwing arm. But he's brilliant.
Speaker 1: He had the highest grade point. I mean, he won
Speaker 1: the academic Heisman. He stayed for four years in the
Speaker 1: ran for three touchdowns in the Rose Bowl a year ago.
Speaker 1: I was watching him against Stanford. He was twenty five
Speaker 1: or twenty seven in regulation. I think the guy has everything,
Speaker 1: and he's the one guy when he was hit and
Speaker 1: talk about the quarter backs that didn't have the bevy
Speaker 1: of just brilliant wide receivers. We're not talking about any
Speaker 1: of his wide receivers to first rounders. So and he
Speaker 1: lost his tight end midway through the season, his kind
Speaker 1: of security blankets. So I think this guy's the real deal.
Speaker 1: But then when we're talking to Rick Neuheisel, former college
Speaker 1: coach and a great college football analyst for CBS's and
Speaker 1: I've spoken to a few NFL and college people in
Speaker 1: a scout as well, how hard is it to assess
Speaker 1: just how great two and Burrow are given that they
Speaker 1: have first round talent at wide receiver and multiple first
Speaker 1: round talents at wide receiver. That's the sixty four thousand
Speaker 1: dollars question. Because these guys had every weapon known demand
Speaker 1: at their disposal. I mean, they really did the yards
Speaker 1: after catch for these two teams, and these two quarterbacks
Speaker 1: are off the charts. But I leaned towards Burrow here
Speaker 1: because Burrow was given so much more autonomy at the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmage from Ensminger and Joe Brady, and they
Speaker 1: gave him the keys to the castle. He was allowed
Speaker 1: to change run to pass past the run, he was
Speaker 1: allowed to change protections. I just think his mind is
Speaker 1: that further along. Not that it's superior, because I don't
Speaker 1: think they asked that much of tuah given the RPO
Speaker 1: nature of their offense. But I just believe that Burrow
Speaker 1: is the most ready for NFL play quarterback we've seen
Speaker 1: in recent memory. Could you fix Jameis Winston yet, Jamis
Speaker 1: has to want to be fixed. Jamis has every throw,
Speaker 1: Jamis has every ability to play this game at the
Speaker 1: highest highest level. We saw that over the time in
Speaker 1: college and certainly some of the time here in the NFL.
Speaker 1: What he has shown the inability to do is learn
Speaker 1: from previous mistakes. You know, an interception is okay if
Speaker 1: we don't do it again. But to do it over
Speaker 1: and over again as he has done with the numbers
Speaker 1: shows that he's not taking the coaching as to what
Speaker 1: to steer clear from and to me, and you look
Speaker 1: at his off field personality, it kind of shows the
Speaker 1: same thing. He hasn't necessarily realized that some of the
Speaker 1: stuff he's done before is beyond sophomoric. Right, you have
Speaker 1: to be able to go to the next level. If
Speaker 1: he takes the next step and says coach, coach me
Speaker 1: a little harder, and I'm going to respond to it,
Speaker 1: then there's no question. I think he can be fixed
Speaker 1: before we get to your song. If you were going
Speaker 1: to take a risk or take a chance on Cam Newton,
Speaker 1: Jamis Winston or Andy Dalton, who are you signing up for?
Speaker 1: I go Jamison, that you know us and Andy Dalton
Speaker 1: is a safe road, right, It's like the paved road.
Speaker 1: You're not going in potholes and all that stuff. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure what the upside is and I've given where
Speaker 1: he is in age. I'm not sure how long you last.
Speaker 1: Cam to me is that was a beautiful, beautiful player.
Speaker 1: But when the legs go, so does the whole product.
Speaker 1: Because the legs forced teams into different fronts, eight man fronts,
Speaker 1: you got single high all of a sudden. He was
Speaker 1: a great thrower, but you needed his legs to complete
Speaker 1: the package. I'm not sure given the beating up that
Speaker 1: he's taking over the course of his career, he's at
Speaker 1: that point. So James to me would be the guy
Speaker 1: that I would lean on, but it would take a
Speaker 1: long conversation and understanding that we have to get better
Speaker 1: with these mistakes that have plagued his career. Coronavirus has
Speaker 1: an impact on college football coaches worried about the schedules,
Speaker 1: being able to start the offseason workouts get ready for
Speaker 1: the season. Do you think there's a date that would
Speaker 1: make you nervous if you're a college coach of trying
Speaker 1: to get your team ready and having a full college
Speaker 1: season schedule, you know. And the other thing that they're
Speaker 1: worried about, having talked to a couple of guys, Dan,
Speaker 1: is they're worried about their guys getting their grades. You
Speaker 1: know that these kids all have to still take their
Speaker 1: classes and they're doing it in off the computers at
Speaker 1: home where sometimes the WiFi is a standard and so forth.
Speaker 1: So to make sure that everybody's getting what they need
Speaker 1: academically is one of the biggest concerns for the coaches
Speaker 1: right now, making sure that they're you know, we have
Speaker 1: people on our staff to make sure guys are going
Speaker 1: to class and getting up in the mornings and so
Speaker 1: on and so forth. That is no longer in place,
Speaker 1: so that's one of the big concerns. I don't think
Speaker 1: they're worried about missing spring football. I know that they
Speaker 1: are looking forward to having some sort of mini camp,
Speaker 1: maybe a two week period over the course of the summer,
Speaker 1: when it becomes safe to do so, and I think
Speaker 1: everybody will be fine. As a matter of fact, I
Speaker 1: think there are some guys who would give way to
Speaker 1: spring football over the course of the regular school year. Anyway,
Speaker 1: it's for a couple of weeks in the summer when
Speaker 1: the freshmen who are coming to join the class are
Speaker 1: all there. Spring football right now is usually with about
Speaker 1: sixty bodies, and those you go through those bodies pretty
Speaker 1: quickly if you're trying to get much accomplished. So let
Speaker 1: everybody kind of recuperate that time during that time and
Speaker 1: make spring ball more of a summer a couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: I think people would buy into that in a big way.
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Speaker 1: have family there that will help you with this? Oh,
Speaker 1: we've got family. Do you want to introduce my wife, Susan,
Speaker 1: My wife Susan, my sons are here, who are arms
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Speaker 1: Do not be at all in anybody's kitchen. So matter
Speaker 1: of fact, we're having people go on strike as we
Speaker 1: speak right now. Dan, thanks for bringing that up. But
Speaker 1: the idea is just a little levity in the face
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Speaker 1: That's great, great lyrics the von Neuheisl family there, v Hey,
Speaker 1: thanks for checking in. We appreciate it and hope everybody
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Speaker 1: some more Meet Madness Songs Kansas City Region Number two.
Speaker 1: Seed is Ben in Michigan and he's up against Evan
Speaker 1: and Las Vegas. Here's Ben in Michigan with Michigan native Eminemm.
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Speaker 1: his costco safety. You went in your years to stop
Speaker 1: debating Bennie back. He's on his rips and not complaining
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Speaker 1: that's Ben in Michigan. He's up against Evan and launst Vegas.
Speaker 1: Here is the number seven seed with Steely Dan. Heyde
Speaker 1: the brave boy. Yet that's Evan in Vegas with Steely Dan.
Speaker 1: We've got two more matchups in the Kansas City region.
Speaker 1: We have over one hundred and fifty thousand votes so
Speaker 1: far through the first three days of this contest. So
Speaker 1: very impressive and thanks for taking part. All right. A
Speaker 1: couple of phone calls here Yanni and Baltimore. Hey, Yanni,
Speaker 1: what do you have for us? Hey Dan, what's going on?
Speaker 1: I am only twenty five, so obviously saying I got
Speaker 1: to latch Crystal keep playing college. But the mother Ship
Speaker 1: giving him with thirteen seats. He was all love to
Speaker 1: hear your thoughts from where, how good he was and
Speaker 1: where he should be ranked. Well he was. He was
Speaker 1: his own circus. When he came to town in sec Land,
Speaker 1: you know, that's football country. They came out to seat.
Speaker 1: There was nobody like Pete Merrivich, no one, And yeah
Speaker 1: he was a gunner. I know. They didn't make it
Speaker 1: to the NCAA tournament much of the n I t
Speaker 1: played Marquette when Dean Memenger and Al McGuire were there.
Speaker 1: Lost that game, but he averaged forty four a game
Speaker 1: with no three point shot, and even went into the
Speaker 1: pros and put up sixty eight on the New York Knicks.
Speaker 1: You know in one game he was he was fascinating.
Speaker 1: He deserves better than the thirteen seat. Jerry West definitely
Speaker 1: deserves better than the thirteen seat. Jerry West a better
Speaker 1: college basketball player all around than Pete Merevich. And but
Speaker 1: you put those guys at thirty eight. Trey Young should
Speaker 1: not be in the grouping there. He had one very
Speaker 1: good year and even then you could say it was
Speaker 1: maybe three quarters of a season. That's it. I got
Speaker 1: some of the seating I can blame on ESPN the voting.
Speaker 1: All right, that's on your your preference there and great,
Speaker 1: you know, do you want to put in Shack over
Speaker 1: lu alcindor fine, go ahead, But some of the other
Speaker 1: seatings were just wrong. Michael Jordan is not the best
Speaker 1: college basketball player of all times. How is Kyrie Irving
Speaker 1: a fourteen seed? He played? I'm just kidding. He was done.
Speaker 1: He played eight games. Wouldn't be surprised if they did that.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to Michael Wilbon about this. I promised I
Speaker 1: wasn't gonna get upset about You're not gone, though. You
Speaker 1: don't let things go. Um, I forget, I don't forgive.
Speaker 1: I'll like to remind you of sometimes it's always they
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