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Speaker 1: If you get it right, you can get back into
Speaker 1: the postseason. Look at this past season, this time a
Speaker 1: year ago, Ron Wolfley, there were ten teams in the
Speaker 1: market for a new head coach. Five of those teams
Speaker 1: got back into the playoffs. They got it right and
Speaker 1: with a first year head coach boom, they got back
Speaker 1: into the postseason. And that's where the Arizona Cardinals are
Speaker 1: right now, what might be the most instrumental week of
Speaker 1: the two twenty three season continues to unfold right under
Speaker 1: our noses here today in real time. It has been fluid,
Speaker 1: no doubt. We have gotten several coaching decisions across the
Speaker 1: NFL landscape, and we're here to break it all down
Speaker 1: and what exactly it means for the Arizona Cardinals on
Speaker 1: this addition to the Big Red Rage presented by Santan
Speaker 1: Ford and Gilbert we are Santan Ford, Wolf, I know
Speaker 1: you've been on this all day, every day, so you
Speaker 1: know what. It has been a fluid situation, has it not? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it has, Polly, There's no thought about it. And the
Speaker 1: the dominoes are starting to fall right now, they really are.
Speaker 1: We know that the Arizona Cardinals have been meeting with
Speaker 1: Sean Payton of course today with their interview. We know
Speaker 1: that Dan Quinn has declared that he's not going anywhere.
Speaker 1: He's going to stay right there in Dallas. That's breaking news.
Speaker 1: And not only that, we know that Frank Reich is
Speaker 1: going to be the next head coach of the Carolina Panthers.
Speaker 1: Things are starting to move right now, Polly. This is
Speaker 1: just me. I could be dead wrong on this and
Speaker 1: I don't care if I am. But tomorrow, by tomorrow afternoon,
Speaker 1: I think we're going to find out a whole lot
Speaker 1: more as to where the Arizona Cardinals are going and
Speaker 1: who their head coach is going to be. It's interesting
Speaker 1: we talked this time last week. When the music stops,
Speaker 1: it's like musical chairs. Everybody better find a seat, right yep.
Speaker 1: And so the music is stopped in a lot of ways.
Speaker 1: What exactly now? Damiko Ryans is still out there and
Speaker 1: nobody can talk to him again until after this coming weekend.
Speaker 1: There's a report late today that Denver has him installed,
Speaker 1: is their number one choice, and you got to figure
Speaker 1: he's the hometown favored in Houston where he played for
Speaker 1: a decade, and who's a team captain, and the Texans
Speaker 1: fan base wants themselves some Demiko Ryans. We don't know
Speaker 1: about ownership, but that's an evolving situation as well. But
Speaker 1: you mentioned Dan Quinn. He had a long interview with
Speaker 1: the Cardinals yesterday. Today we get the news late today
Speaker 1: that he is indeed staying as defensive coordinator of the
Speaker 1: Dallas Cowboys and what he told Edward er and I
Speaker 1: quote unfinished business here in Dallas. My complete focus is
Speaker 1: helping the team play championship ball in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: So for the second straight year, Jerry Jones able to
Speaker 1: keep Dan Quinn as his defensive coordinator and he declines
Speaker 1: head coaching opportunities. So is there a leader in the
Speaker 1: clubhouse for the Arizona Cardinals right now? Wolf, You've talked
Speaker 1: about some of those guys who made decisions already just
Speaker 1: looking at the scorecard. Here you got defensive coordinator Vance Joseph.
Speaker 1: You have Brian Flores, who has interviewed with the Cardinals
Speaker 1: at their headquarters. You have Sean Payton as of today. Now,
Speaker 1: I cite those three first because they all have previous
Speaker 1: head coach experience, right which in my mind is very important,
Speaker 1: especially after the last two head coaches were first time
Speaker 1: NFL head coaches. How about in your mind? Yeah, No,
Speaker 1: you're right about that, PAULI. It is it's got to
Speaker 1: be a situation where you go the opposite direction a
Speaker 1: lot of the time, and sometimes you take a coach
Speaker 1: where you're focused more on one side of the ball,
Speaker 1: and you'll go the opposite direction with your next hire
Speaker 1: on the opposite side of the ball, of course. And
Speaker 1: that's the reason why I think that Vance Joseph and
Speaker 1: Brian Flores, those two guys again, nobody, paul You know me.
Speaker 1: I don't break stories. This is not what I do,
Speaker 1: all right. I don't have sources. I'm just sitting here
Speaker 1: looking at all the information the way that we all
Speaker 1: are right now. I honestly like the defensive minded coach. Now,
Speaker 1: if you told me that Sean Payton was going to
Speaker 1: be the next coach of the Arizona Cardinals, I would
Speaker 1: be absolutely on board with that, be fine with that
Speaker 1: right now. But you have to wonder what is going
Speaker 1: on with Sean Payton. We know that the Arizona Cardinals
Speaker 1: have been meeting with Sean Payton even today. But for me,
Speaker 1: I think a defensive minded coach actually has a better
Speaker 1: chance of coaching this team going forward. And the reason
Speaker 1: why I say that, Paulie, it's because of three primary situations.
Speaker 1: Number one, separation from Kyler Murray. In other words, listen,
Speaker 1: I'm the head coach of this team. We're gonna have
Speaker 1: to hire a legitimate offensive coordinator. We're gonna have to
Speaker 1: hire a good quarterback coach. Of course, to work with
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray, but I need to be the head coach
Speaker 1: of this team, and he needs to be the alpha
Speaker 1: in that room. You've heard me talk about that many
Speaker 1: many times, the alpha inside that locker room. And I
Speaker 1: honestly think that that's one of the reasons why I
Speaker 1: favor the defensive side of the ball, because he's going
Speaker 1: to have that built in separation from Kyler Murray. It's
Speaker 1: number one, number two defensive players like Isaiah Simmons, Zaven Collins,
Speaker 1: Marco Wilson. The number three pick potentially overall, could be
Speaker 1: a defensive player. Will Anderson is a guy that's been
Speaker 1: mocked out many times already to the Arizona Cardinals at
Speaker 1: number three. I think a defensive minded coach would help
Speaker 1: those guys develop their game. And then, thirdly and finally, Paul,
Speaker 1: defensive coaches, their souls are just more physically inclined than
Speaker 1: offensive coaches. And I want to see that hard nose, hardcore,
Speaker 1: physical football team, and I think a defensive minded head
Speaker 1: coach has got a better chance of implementing that. For
Speaker 1: example of Mike Vrabel, and I bring that up because
Speaker 1: Mike Vrabel's head coach of the Tennessee Titans, and we're
Speaker 1: going to talk to their play by play man, longtime
Speaker 1: voice of the Titans, Mike Keith. Momentarily this addition to
Speaker 1: the Big Red Rage present of by Santan Ford and Gilbert,
Speaker 1: it's the team where Manias and Ford comes from the
Speaker 1: last three years he had been with the Tennessee Titans.
Speaker 1: And we're gonna get a scouner report on the Cardinals
Speaker 1: new GM. But first let's hear hear from the Cardinals
Speaker 1: new GM and what he's looking for in a head coach,
Speaker 1: the specifics in terms of leadership in developing players and
Speaker 1: coaches in being a teacher of fundamentals, details, and techniques.
Speaker 1: We're trying to build a sustainable program here. This is
Speaker 1: not a short term fix. So we want a coach
Speaker 1: that sees the big picture and understands that we're not
Speaker 1: happy with just the results of twenty twenty three. We're
Speaker 1: building this for extended championship teams as we move forward.
Speaker 1: He also used the phrase complete organizational alignment, and he's
Speaker 1: talking about a direct line of communication between the head
Speaker 1: coach and the GM and Wolf, you know, we talked
Speaker 1: to players, we talked to people have been around the
Speaker 1: legal long time. It's that line of communication and the
Speaker 1: working relationship between a head coach and a GM that
Speaker 1: can be the most important aspect of any successful organization.
Speaker 1: And the Cardinals last opponent, the San Francisco forty Niners,
Speaker 1: I think, is a good example of that. Back in
Speaker 1: the day when they had Jim Harball and they had
Speaker 1: Trent Bulky, they had talent, and they were going to
Speaker 1: NFC championship games, but it wasn't sustainable because Bulky and
Speaker 1: Harbaugh they didn't get along. Now, look at the current
Speaker 1: situation when John Lynch and Kyle Shannah and one plus
Speaker 1: one equals three. That's what you're looking for if you're
Speaker 1: the Arizona Cardinals. Yeah, I know you're right, Polly, And
Speaker 1: you know again, it doesn't mean that's going to be
Speaker 1: the deciding factor. It doesn't, but boy, that's got to
Speaker 1: be a big thing that you're a big box so
Speaker 1: to speak, that you're checking right there. And that's why
Speaker 1: it's very interesting Monnie Austin Fort and Brian Flores, right, Polly, yep,
Speaker 1: going back to New England days, yea, going all the
Speaker 1: way back to the New England days and maybe sharing
Speaker 1: a football philosophy as well. I love the fact that
Speaker 1: right there Monnie austen Fort was talking about fundamentals. He
Speaker 1: was talking about detail, he was talking about techniques, Polly.
Speaker 1: That is, that is the things that you think of
Speaker 1: a football player, building them from the ground up, from
Speaker 1: the ground up is it's fundamentals. It's about the detail,
Speaker 1: the little things, the technique that a player is going
Speaker 1: to use. I love the words that I'm hearing from
Speaker 1: Monnie Asenford, and I do believe that a lot of
Speaker 1: what he's saying right now can also be applied to
Speaker 1: the next head coach coming in for the Arizona Cardinals,
Speaker 1: because you've got to share the same vision. And that's
Speaker 1: the reason why the Brian Flores element is very appealing.
Speaker 1: And when I ask you this question, it's almost a
Speaker 1: rhetorical question because I know your answer. When I ask you,
Speaker 1: does a team take on the identity of its head coach,
Speaker 1: your answer would be yes, resoundingly still right, Yeah, No, Paulli,
Speaker 1: it does. And it's one of the reasons why defensive
Speaker 1: minded head coaches something that I like, because they are
Speaker 1: they're just more physical. They demand it, They demand physicality
Speaker 1: from their defensive guys. And because of that, I think
Speaker 1: you flop it over and you put a head guy
Speaker 1: up in front of the entire team, he's going to
Speaker 1: do the same thing offensively. I know offensive line coaches
Speaker 1: many many times they talk about being physical. I know
Speaker 1: running back coaches as well, they'll talk about being physical.
Speaker 1: But for the most part, more times than not, there's
Speaker 1: always going to be exceptions that are out there paully,
Speaker 1: But more times than not, defensive minded head coaches talk
Speaker 1: more about physicality and toughness and the old way of
Speaker 1: doing things then offensive minded head coaches. So if you're
Speaker 1: Brian Flores or your Vance Joseph, probably the big question
Speaker 1: you have to answer, who is your offensive coordinator? What
Speaker 1: is your answer right by that side of the ball,
Speaker 1: you know, for Dan Quinn, for example, once a bun
Speaker 1: of time when he went to Atlanta, who was his
Speaker 1: zoc to start with? Kyle Shanahan. So if one of
Speaker 1: those candidates Vance Joseph and Brian Flores had the next
Speaker 1: Kyle Shanahan in the fold and the next great offensive mind,
Speaker 1: that goes a long way I would think towards being hired.
Speaker 1: And then if you're Sean Payton, well there's the aspect
Speaker 1: of what are you going to pay Sean Payton? What
Speaker 1: are you going to pay the New Orleans Saints in
Speaker 1: terms of compensation and or picks? You know, there are
Speaker 1: other things involved with Sean Payton, who's obviously a proven
Speaker 1: a coach who has a Super Bowl ring, He has
Speaker 1: that experience, and then he would be that exceptional offensive
Speaker 1: mind who would have to connect and click with Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray and try and bring him along. So there's a
Speaker 1: lot to be evaluated here. And I tell you a
Speaker 1: quick word. I asked Joseph just from where I'm sitting.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows this organization and this roster better, yes than
Speaker 1: advanced Joseph. Yes, I think that's Yeah, that's something that
Speaker 1: gives him an advantage over the others. Very detailed advanced
Speaker 1: understanding to this team. Mike Key Titans played by play
Speaker 1: man his next we'll talk about ego will need not
Speaker 1: be tolerated? What does that mean? On the Big Red Rage,
Speaker 1: We're going to focus on a completely unified message across
Speaker 1: the general manager, the head coach, and ownership to what
Speaker 1: exactly we want to be as a football organization. We're
Speaker 1: going to institute a thorough and exhaustive scouting process. We
Speaker 1: are going to turn over every stone to find the
Speaker 1: right players for this team. We are not just collecting talent.
Speaker 1: We're going to build a team. We're going to look
Speaker 1: for the right type of players. Ego will not be
Speaker 1: tolerated in this organization. We are going to look for focused, driven,
Speaker 1: and people that are willing to put the team first
Speaker 1: at every step of the way. And is the Cardinals
Speaker 1: new voice the leadership the new GM Monty Austin Ford.
Speaker 1: One of the more memorable quotes from Monty's opening press conference,
Speaker 1: Just the first external candidate to be hired by the
Speaker 1: Cardinals as soul GM since wait for it, and we
Speaker 1: have been waiting then nineteen seventies. How about that? It's
Speaker 1: Big Red Rage presented by Santan Ford and Gilbert and
Speaker 1: we aren't Santan Ford, Paul calBC, Ron Wolfley and twenty
Speaker 1: one years NFL experienced for Manias and Ford. Wolf as
Speaker 1: you know, last three is director of player personnel with
Speaker 1: the Tennessee Titans. We're very familiar with the Titans. Radio
Speaker 1: analyst the former Cardinals head coach Dave McGinnis was our
Speaker 1: pleasure to visit with coach Mack back in August. What's
Speaker 1: his go to line. By the way, I got two
Speaker 1: things going from a good hair and a lot of money.
Speaker 1: That's what he used to say. That's right, a lot
Speaker 1: of hair, a lot of money. So how about how
Speaker 1: about we talked to the guy who's laughing? His long
Speaker 1: time radio partner, the voice of the Tennessee Titans for
Speaker 1: the last quarter century plus, going into his twenty sixth season,
Speaker 1: Mike Keith is our guest, and Mike, I don't know
Speaker 1: about you, but one day, just one day, I'd love
Speaker 1: to match the energy of Coach Mac. I don't think
Speaker 1: it'll happen for me. I know that he's amazing, and
Speaker 1: you know, we call him the most interesting man in
Speaker 1: the NFL. As everywhere we go we run into people who, oh,
Speaker 1: Coach macdess, Coach Mac that. And it's not like people
Speaker 1: who are just you know folks. It's like famous people.
Speaker 1: It's like Joe Joe Greens and all these coaches and
Speaker 1: all these great plays. It's like, what, how do you
Speaker 1: know somehow he knew Brocod Girsky. I know he did.
Speaker 1: I know he did. Right. Well, Hey, you tell us
Speaker 1: about Monte Osivar, give us a few quick thoughts and
Speaker 1: then we'll get some specific questions. No, wolf has a
Speaker 1: lot of questions, but just give us a thumbnail and
Speaker 1: how long you've known money and what you've come to know. Well,
Speaker 1: got to know him here over the last two years,
Speaker 1: because I did not know him in the COVID year.
Speaker 1: He came here from New England and there was a
Speaker 1: there was a speculation, you know, he was mentioned as
Speaker 1: one of the one of the really bright minds in
Speaker 1: New England and there was some thought that he needed
Speaker 1: to go somewhere else where he could prove that he
Speaker 1: was also a bright mind other than Bill Belichick. And
Speaker 1: you know, to a certain extent, anybody who works in
Speaker 1: personnel there doesn't really get noticed very much. And so
Speaker 1: coming to Tennessee, having the opportunity to work with his
Speaker 1: old friend John Robinson and a group of other people
Speaker 1: that he became really good friends within a short period
Speaker 1: of time. And like I said, I've gotten to know
Speaker 1: him over the last couple of years, one of the
Speaker 1: more popular people on the football side with the non
Speaker 1: football folks. Meaning he's a really good guy. And I
Speaker 1: know that doesn't get you anywhere, but what it does
Speaker 1: do is it gives you a start that you don't have.
Speaker 1: If you come in and you're talking about things in ways,
Speaker 1: here's what we're not going to let you do. You're
Speaker 1: never gonna see this. We're never going to talk to you.
Speaker 1: This is never gonna happen. It's all a secret. This
Speaker 1: is a guy with a good personality, a guy who
Speaker 1: is genuine only somebody who's fun to hang around with,
Speaker 1: but he's got all the requisite skills that come from
Speaker 1: being trained in the way that he was, and that discipline.
Speaker 1: What you heard him talking about and how they're going
Speaker 1: to approach things will work with his style overall. And
Speaker 1: that's because he will be able to blend the personality
Speaker 1: and the fact that he gets along with folks with
Speaker 1: that discipline of how he's going to do that job
Speaker 1: based on that Patriots training. I guess in a long way,
Speaker 1: what I'm saying is, I think you sort of get
Speaker 1: the best of both worlds with Monti as a Ford. So, Mike,
Speaker 1: following up on that right there, would you say that
Speaker 1: Monty had any kind of connection or relationship with Mike
Speaker 1: Vrabel as well? Or did Mike Vrabel value monte As
Speaker 1: and Ford because of the organization he was coming from.
Speaker 1: You know, I think so I think there was certainly
Speaker 1: something there. He would have been a very late tenure
Speaker 1: guy in Mike's time as a player with the Patriots.
Speaker 1: But you know, there's a lot of respect among that
Speaker 1: sort of fraternity. He and John Robinson certainly had it,
Speaker 1: even though they didn't really know each other very well.
Speaker 1: When Robinson hired Vrabel, there was this perception, oh, they
Speaker 1: were big pals with you know, with the with the Patriots,
Speaker 1: and you know how this works. Well, I mean, the
Speaker 1: players don't know the all of the scouts very I
Speaker 1: may know him to say hi or come across him
Speaker 1: in the weight room or the locker room or something,
Speaker 1: but it's it's not it's not that way. I do
Speaker 1: think there's a respect for the way they go about
Speaker 1: their business. And you know, that's the thing that the
Speaker 1: Patriots have done so well as they have been able
Speaker 1: to identify people who fit with their system overall, to
Speaker 1: plug in these great pieces around the Bradies and the
Speaker 1: Gronkowskis and the Moors and people that they have somehow
Speaker 1: found people in different ways. You know, they've they've signed
Speaker 1: a lot of great free agents that other people went
Speaker 1: what and yet they go in there and have really
Speaker 1: successful careers, or you draft a guy like Kevin Falk
Speaker 1: and what did he play thirty four years there? He's
Speaker 1: caught like nine million passes and that, but he was
Speaker 1: perfect for them, right, And so I think that's what
Speaker 1: Monty has helped do well here in his time and
Speaker 1: has certainly learned from Bilichick about how you're going to
Speaker 1: piece together not just the one through ten. I think
Speaker 1: a lot of us could get the one through ten.
Speaker 1: It's the eleven through sixty nine, counting the practice squad
Speaker 1: that's really the trick. And that's where I think that
Speaker 1: asin fort training and what he's going to get across
Speaker 1: the staff is going to show up. I think the
Speaker 1: Cardinals will be a much deeper team in terms of
Speaker 1: players that can help them over a period of time.
Speaker 1: Mike Keith is our guest longtime voice of the Titans
Speaker 1: here on the Big Red Rage presented by santan Ford
Speaker 1: and Gilbert. Because you heard the one line in there
Speaker 1: that got the most attention here in the AZ and
Speaker 1: it's ego will not be tolerated in this organization. Most
Speaker 1: people would attribute that to Belichick. Wolf played for Belichick
Speaker 1: once about a time. I think he concurs he's talked
Speaker 1: about that. To what degree is that a part of
Speaker 1: the culture of the Titans And do you think Monty
Speaker 1: is that guy to enforce that because the ownership group
Speaker 1: has talked and Michael bid One in particular, about how
Speaker 1: this team needs more accountability. Can Monty be that guy? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think you can see it here. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: what we've done with the Titans over the period of
Speaker 1: the last seven years and obviously didn't work out well
Speaker 1: this year with the rundown of the season, But I
Speaker 1: don't think it was because of anything the locker room.
Speaker 1: There's an accountability that has gone on and it's a
Speaker 1: big thing with Rabel, and it's obviously a big thing Patriots.
Speaker 1: The locker room polices the locker room, and the guys
Speaker 1: have an understanding of where the piece is fit. A
Speaker 1: lot of veteran players have come here over the last
Speaker 1: five years and have just loved the culture because it's like, look,
Speaker 1: all I gotta do is gold play ball. Nobody is
Speaker 1: any better than anybody else. Vrabel talked about it when
Speaker 1: he first came. He goes, listen, I'm going to be
Speaker 1: an equal opportunity deliver of grief. I didn't say that
Speaker 1: exactly the way Vrabel would say. But the point was
Speaker 1: one of the first practices Vrabel ever held. He gave
Speaker 1: the business to our quarterback at the time, Marcus Mariota.
Speaker 1: And you're like, whoa, this guy's saying something to the quarterback.
Speaker 1: Not because Marcus was soft or whatever, but just normally
Speaker 1: you don't hear the coach crack on the quarterback much.
Speaker 1: It just doesn't happen. Vrabel did. And because he's an
Speaker 1: equal opportunity in terms of sticking it to people, he
Speaker 1: sticks it to the best guy or the worst guy
Speaker 1: and everybody in between. And I think that's probably a
Speaker 1: lot of what Monty's talking about. I don't think he's
Speaker 1: talking about it like genuine ego. I think what he's
Speaker 1: talking about is we're gonna be in all fifty three.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be an all in. We're we're gonna outtough
Speaker 1: people in this way because we're gonna be sticking together.
Speaker 1: You know, when the bullets are flying, we're gonna be
Speaker 1: there hanging in and hanging in and we're gonna we're
Speaker 1: gonna outtough you over a period of time. The Patriots
Speaker 1: don't get as much credit for that over the years.
Speaker 1: I think because of Brady, but there were so many
Speaker 1: games you said, they have no chance to win because
Speaker 1: they're playing Troy Brown in the secondary and they're doing
Speaker 1: all these weird things that and yet they find a
Speaker 1: way because they just keep fighting. That's been the tendency
Speaker 1: here and the thing that has gone well. And I
Speaker 1: think you're going to see him try to bring that
Speaker 1: sort of culture there. I don't want to speak for money,
Speaker 1: but I just know he believes in this sort of thing.
Speaker 1: He believes in having guys who are going to fight
Speaker 1: and fight and fight and who are going to fit. Yeah, Mike,
Speaker 1: you know what, Honestly, when I think of the Tennessee Titans, man,
Speaker 1: I do I think of a team that is tough.
Speaker 1: I think a team that is physical, smart, high effort guys.
Speaker 1: And I know in the two years that I played
Speaker 1: for Bill Belichick in Cleveland, he wanted smart, tough, disciplined
Speaker 1: football players. He just assumed you were going to be physical,
Speaker 1: but he wanted smart, tough, and disciplined guys. That's what
Speaker 1: he was looking for right there. In Every guy, whether
Speaker 1: it was a draft picked, whether it was a free agent,
Speaker 1: every guy was pulled through that filter before he walked
Speaker 1: inside that locker room. I look at you guys, and
Speaker 1: I think that's the way you guys are as well
Speaker 1: to some degree, and based on what you just said
Speaker 1: right there, it certainly sounds like that. But it's just
Speaker 1: a part of the I think the smart thing really
Speaker 1: stands out run because that part of it is such
Speaker 1: an advantage. If you're not jumping off sides at the
Speaker 1: wrong moment, if you're not you know, if you don't
Speaker 1: get grabby on a jump ball late in the game,
Speaker 1: if you're just doing all the smart things in the
Speaker 1: kicking game, you know, it comes down to one play,
Speaker 1: to one opportunity. It's like pretty much what San Francisco
Speaker 1: did against Dallas over the weekend. You know, were they
Speaker 1: that much better? I don't know, but it just seemed
Speaker 1: like every time there was a slight moment where there
Speaker 1: could be a play to be made, San Francisco get
Speaker 1: it better. And that's that's a lot of why this
Speaker 1: Tennessee team has won the way they have overall over
Speaker 1: the period of the last seven years and under the
Speaker 1: five years that Mike Rappel has been the head coach.
Speaker 1: I think those sorts of things you're looking for that edge,
Speaker 1: and the most overused phrase right now I think in
Speaker 1: terms of evaluation is he loves ball well. But there's
Speaker 1: a lot of truth to it because there are a
Speaker 1: lot of kids growing up today who don't you know,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure the Cardinals have encountered some. The Titans
Speaker 1: have certainly encountered some. But fighting your way through that,
Speaker 1: getting through this generation and understanding that you've got to
Speaker 1: find some guys because this is a job. It's hard,
Speaker 1: a lot of it's no fun. And to do it well,
Speaker 1: you've got to put in those ten thousand hours and
Speaker 1: become a master. You have to live it. You've got
Speaker 1: to find those people. And it's a key well is
Speaker 1: assistant Jemmy Josire, Dave Sears from the Detroit Lions. They've
Speaker 1: made that their mantra, literally to find that kind the player.
Speaker 1: That's what Dan Campbell and Chris Spielman and Brad Holmes,
Speaker 1: that's what they've done in turning around the Lions. And
Speaker 1: we saw it happen the tail end of this season.
Speaker 1: So Mike, thank you very much. I mean, we hear
Speaker 1: Monty talk about complete organizational alignment, and that was his phrase.
Speaker 1: We think of the Titans. We think of the Patriots,
Speaker 1: and you know we got a taste of that in August.
Speaker 1: We're out there for the joint practice and so we'll see,
Speaker 1: we'll see if you can replicate that sword of accountability,
Speaker 1: because look, I know that's what they're looking for. They're
Speaker 1: looking for the detail oriented decision makers, a head coach
Speaker 1: and a GM and being aligned in that fashion. The
Speaker 1: little things are big things in the NFL. We know
Speaker 1: that all from experience. Mike, Thank you so much for
Speaker 1: the insight. We appreciate the time, right pleasure. Thank you
Speaker 1: for having me. Thank you, Mike. There you going, Mike Keith,
Speaker 1: longtime voice of the Titans. On monti astin Ford. We
Speaker 1: continue with a big red rage presented by santan Ford
Speaker 1: and Gilbert. We are santan Ford, Riley Patterson crotting to
Speaker 1: the ball, swings its late through attendover Rand. It bounces
Speaker 1: at Seppery, but it was famed upon by Kadarius Tony
Speaker 1: of the Chiefs, and that's gonna do it. Chiefs are
Speaker 1: gonna get the on side kick recovered at the forties
Speaker 1: at jard Line. Jacksonville can't stop on them. The Chiefs
Speaker 1: are gonna go to the AFC Championship Game for the
Speaker 1: fifteen secutive year. Parow takes a knee and it's over.
Speaker 1: The winning continues for Cincinnati. The Bengals are going back
Speaker 1: to the AFC Championship Game. They have won ten in
Speaker 1: a row, and they will make an appearance in the
Speaker 1: conference championship for consecutive years for the first time in
Speaker 1: franchise history. Twenty seven to ten. The final here in
Speaker 1: Orchard Park, New York. And that's how it's signed. It
Speaker 1: right on Westwood One, the final calls there from the
Speaker 1: Divisional round advancing to the AFC Championship Games second straight year,
Speaker 1: the Natty going to KC. Or as some of the
Speaker 1: Bengals players set on the sideline wolf, We're going to
Speaker 1: quote Burrowhead, not arrowhead, but Burrowhead is what some of
Speaker 1: the Bengals were saying. Not Joe Burrow himself, but because
Speaker 1: Joe Burrows three and oh all time fact in the
Speaker 1: last thirteen months or so against Patrick Mahomes. So a
Speaker 1: lot of confidence by Cincinnati going into KC, Kansas City
Speaker 1: team that is going to host it's fist straight AFC
Speaker 1: Championship Game. It is a big red Rage presented by
Speaker 1: santan Ford in Gilbert, we are santan Ford, and we
Speaker 1: know what happened last year. You had Cincinnati getting down
Speaker 1: twenty one three and coming all the way back, tie
Speaker 1: in the game, then winning in overtime. And actually the
Speaker 1: Bengals are installed as a slight favorite by the Vegas oddsmakers.
Speaker 1: Your thoughts on that wolf incredible, Paulie. When you stop
Speaker 1: and think about that, right now, the Cincinnati Bengals own
Speaker 1: the Kansas City Chiefs. Exumely where you could look at
Speaker 1: Paully right now to beat them three times the last
Speaker 1: three times. Is there any other team out there that
Speaker 1: owns the Kansas City Chiefs to that degree has beat
Speaker 1: him the last No, there isn't, Paully. And not only
Speaker 1: that too, you got to go inside those games right
Speaker 1: there as well. Cincinnati had leads of eighteen, fourteen, and
Speaker 1: seven and those three games they paul they never trailed
Speaker 1: going into the fourth quarter. They had leads and all
Speaker 1: three of those games going into the fourth quarter. Now
Speaker 1: again I'm not saying they didn't lose the lead in
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter. I'm saying going into the fourth quarter,
Speaker 1: they they know how to play against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 1: And so much of that is exactly what we saw
Speaker 1: against the Buffalo Bills. Did you see the Bengals line
Speaker 1: up and run the ball, hammer the ballon bucks seventy
Speaker 1: two as a team with three backup offensive lineman one
Speaker 1: hundred and seventy two rushing yards by Cincinnati. It was
Speaker 1: brilliant by Zach Taylor to actually call the game the
Speaker 1: way that he was. They came out and they threw
Speaker 1: the ball in that first half, Joe Burrowing, they had
Speaker 1: twenty seven, twenty seven passing attempts. They ran the ball,
Speaker 1: they did they kept it balanced, but he had twenty
Speaker 1: seven pass attempts in the first half. And in the
Speaker 1: second half, Man, they came out and they put the
Speaker 1: plow down, literally hammered the ball in between the tackles.
Speaker 1: And that's how the Bengals also beat the Chiefs, running
Speaker 1: the ball and doing it in a very direct nor
Speaker 1: sol fashion with Joe Mixon. This game is going to
Speaker 1: be fascinating. I think both games are going to be really,
Speaker 1: really good. It's amazing when you run the ball how
Speaker 1: you can protect your quarterback as well. Just one sack
Speaker 1: by Buffalo of Joe Burrow despite three backups in that
Speaker 1: offensive line thirty first downs by Cincinnati. After the game,
Speaker 1: Eli Apple said it was never close. That was his quote, right,
Speaker 1: and then and then just how motivated the Bengals were
Speaker 1: by the fact there was a neutral site game they
Speaker 1: already selling tickets for for Buffalo against Kansas City, and
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow after the game telling the sideline reporter on CBS, quote,
Speaker 1: better get those refunds sent out. So look, any team
Speaker 1: will take anything they can in the playoffs to rally
Speaker 1: around something that has been the motivational aspect for a
Speaker 1: Cincinnati team that well, let's talk about their defense real quick.
Speaker 1: I mean they held Josh Allen Buffalo to four twelve
Speaker 1: on third downs. They forced a three and out three
Speaker 1: different times. I mean, they hit Josh Allen eight times,
Speaker 1: held them just a fuel goal in the second half. Yes,
Speaker 1: what do you think about the Bengals defense against Patrick Mahomes. Yeah, man,
Speaker 1: it's it's incredible because if you look at the numbers
Speaker 1: right now, it's not good. It's just not good. It's
Speaker 1: the Bengals don't have a great pass rush. They don't.
Speaker 1: Any time you think of you know, okay, you gotta
Speaker 1: get after Patrick Mahomes. You better have a pass rush
Speaker 1: right there. They don't have a great pass defense. Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 1: I was mesmerized. Paul I just want to say this
Speaker 1: right now, this guy. I absolutely love Pat Mahomes because
Speaker 1: not only is he a smart football player, not only
Speaker 1: does he understand the game of football, not only is
Speaker 1: he incredibly talented, his arm talent is second to none.
Speaker 1: Nobody in the league. Maybe Aaron Rodgers still, but nobody
Speaker 1: in the league has the arm talent that he has. Also,
Speaker 1: he can pull it down and run. But Paulie, I
Speaker 1: honestly didn't comprehend just how tough Pat Mahomes is. And
Speaker 1: that is something that as a former fullback in the
Speaker 1: National Football League, I'm gonna jettison him up on top
Speaker 1: of my list once again when it comes to the
Speaker 1: best quarterbacks in the league because of how tough that
Speaker 1: dude is. You saw it an NFL films. They tweeted
Speaker 1: out a clip today. How I rate he was in
Speaker 1: the sideline that Annie Reid took him out of the game. Yes,
Speaker 1: made him go into the locker room and get some
Speaker 1: X rays. Wouldn't him into the game unless the X
Speaker 1: rays were negative? And I mean he was legitimately hot
Speaker 1: about that, and well, if you know how the rest
Speaker 1: of the team embraces that, right, especially from the highly
Speaker 1: paid quarterback, If he has that sort of mentality, then
Speaker 1: guess what, there's no excuse why everyone else can't have
Speaker 1: that sort of mentality, which which brings us back to
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow, because I remember vividly the two of us
Speaker 1: having a conversation about Joe Burrow this time last year
Speaker 1: and just talking about, you know what the Bengals culture is.
Speaker 1: The Bengals culture is Joe Burrow, That's what it is.
Speaker 1: And we were talking with Kyle Vannimbosch about Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: on the Red Sea Report, and we forgot about Kyle's,
Speaker 1: let's just say, very unique connection to Joe Burrow. Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow when I was at Nebraska, I played with his
Speaker 1: two brothers. They both played defense. Jamie Burrow was in
Speaker 1: my recruiting class in my freshman year roommate, and so
Speaker 1: little Joe Burrow would come around when he was a baby,
Speaker 1: And I held Joe Burrow when he was a baby.
Speaker 1: So I got him started down a successful ball career
Speaker 1: just by the advice I gave him when he was
Speaker 1: a baby. Oh Man Buck come on then he did
Speaker 1: pan the end. But that's a true story. So how
Speaker 1: about that. That's very very interesting. But I tell you what,
Speaker 1: I just I can't get enough of Joe Burrown just
Speaker 1: watching him play. And then obviously we saw firsthand what
Speaker 1: what Patrick Mahomes did Week one against the Cardinals, three
Speaker 1: touchdown drives in the first three possessions of the game,
Speaker 1: and it was they were after a ridiculous season again
Speaker 1: in the number one seed in the AFC. To what degree, Wolf,
Speaker 1: do you expect to shootout in this one? Just based
Speaker 1: on the quarterbacks? Yeah, you know, so much of that.
Speaker 1: I think, PAULI is gonna be predicated on what the
Speaker 1: weather is like down in the Arrowhead. As you know,
Speaker 1: sometimes it can get nasty down there. Other times you
Speaker 1: get not a cloud in the sky. Now it might
Speaker 1: be chilly. I'm sure it's gonna be cold down there.
Speaker 1: But you know, I don't really know what to expect
Speaker 1: except for a great game. I Joe Burrow right now,
Speaker 1: when you talk about the best quarterbacks in the National
Speaker 1: Football League, Paulie, you have to put him in there.
Speaker 1: You have to, And I think coming into this season
Speaker 1: it was kind of ub you know, well, he's he's
Speaker 1: maybe number five, number six somewhere in there after this
Speaker 1: season and what he's done and the way that he's
Speaker 1: got his team on a role, Yeah, it's right at
Speaker 1: the top. When you're talking about the best quarterbacks in
Speaker 1: the league, you have to put Joe Burrow right there.
Speaker 1: I tell you, as the Cardinals hit the reset button,
Speaker 1: I'll give you my theory when I come when we
Speaker 1: come back here on the Big Red Rage, and you
Speaker 1: tell me if I'm on track or off base. A reminder,
Speaker 1: you can join the season ticket priority list and select
Speaker 1: your seats before the general public. And I tell you
Speaker 1: this year's opponent list at home is big time. Not
Speaker 1: only the Seahawks, forty nine Ers and Rams, but you
Speaker 1: have the Giants, the Cowboys, the Ravens, the Falcons, and yes,
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow and the Bengals. Just go to asy cardinals
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Speaker 1: after this. That'll do it, and the row to the
Speaker 1: ser Super Bowl roots through Philadelphia. The Eagles are in
Speaker 1: the NFC Championship Game, not behoped. The Giants thirty eight
Speaker 1: to seven and the top seed in the NFC wove
Speaker 1: every min the part on this Saturday Night in filling
Speaker 1: so Zeke Elliott over the football. He's gonna snap at
Speaker 1: the Prescott. Prescott back to pass, throws left pot by Turfet,
Speaker 1: hit it dropped. After all that, they throw into Turpet
Speaker 1: tackled at the thirty and the game is over. For
Speaker 1: a second straight year, the forty nine ers are going
Speaker 1: to the NFC Championship Game San Francisco nineteen Dallas twelve.
Speaker 1: The forty nine ers will go to Philly with a
Speaker 1: trip to the super Bowl on the line. There you
Speaker 1: go a paar of calls on Westwood one Niners seeking
Speaker 1: their eight super Bowl in team history, the Eagles seeking
Speaker 1: their fourth super Bowl in their team history, and wolf
Speaker 1: There's more than one way to build a team. Here's
Speaker 1: my theory on the Big Read Rage, presented by santan
Speaker 1: Ford and Gilbert. We are santan Ford, Paul kelvc Ron
Speaker 1: Wolfley and it's not exactly breaking news, but look at
Speaker 1: the three best teams in the AFC. We just saw
Speaker 1: have the three best quarterbacks in the NFL, I would
Speaker 1: argue and Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow and Josh Allen. Yes,
Speaker 1: the three best teams remaining in the NFC would be
Speaker 1: the three best at getting to the quarterback between the
Speaker 1: Eagles and they're seventy sacks and the forty nine Ers
Speaker 1: and that number one ranked defense and their defense in front,
Speaker 1: and Nick Bose to the NFL Defensive Player of the
Speaker 1: Year almost as certainly, and then the Dallas Cowboys and
Speaker 1: defensively Michael Parsons and what they're able to do getting
Speaker 1: to the quarterbacks. So, you know, if you can take
Speaker 1: one path or the other, it's amazing to me how
Speaker 1: NFL football still boils down to the quarterback and or
Speaker 1: getting to the quarterback. Yeah, Paully, And when you're talking
Speaker 1: about getting to the quarterback, you're talking about two defenses
Speaker 1: on the NFS East side in the NFC Championship game
Speaker 1: here in the Philadelphia Eagles in the forty nine Ers.
Speaker 1: That's what they do. That is who they are. The
Speaker 1: Philadelphia Eagles, the number one pass defense in the National
Speaker 1: Football League, Number one Paully in passing yards per game,
Speaker 1: number one in passing yards per play. Not only that, Paul,
Speaker 1: number one in getting after the quarterback. That's what they do.
Speaker 1: But also is so interesting about that is the Philadelphia
Speaker 1: Eagles offensive line. Paul is the best offensive line in football.
Speaker 1: To me, for my money, the best offensive line in football.
Speaker 1: They are brutal. They allow all of their talent to
Speaker 1: go out and do. What talent does you hear me
Speaker 1: say this all the time. But you've got talent like
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurtz, you got Miles Sanders, A. J. Brown, DeVante Smith.
Speaker 1: You got hardcore talents in the Philadelphia Eagles. But Paulli Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: Pauli Yeah, he's a hard word curtain. It's really really
Speaker 1: good as a tight end. No, duck, I'm talking about
Speaker 1: this raw talent that you have. This offensive line is
Speaker 1: so good it makes that talent that much better. And
Speaker 1: it's one of the reasons why the Eagles have had
Speaker 1: the season that they have. It's their offensive line that
Speaker 1: is the secret. Sauce yea and I do not disagree
Speaker 1: with that. Jason Kelsey the planet's best center. He's an
Speaker 1: All Pro. Lane Johnson an All Pro. The left tackle
Speaker 1: is six eight three to sixty five. He's a Pro
Speaker 1: Bowl alternate. That's gonna be a huge matchup against Nick Bosa.
Speaker 1: There's no question about that. So let me ask you this.
Speaker 1: If both teams are excellent at getting to the quarterback
Speaker 1: and they are which quarterback is more equipped to handle
Speaker 1: the pressure and handle that defensive front. And is this
Speaker 1: finally where brock Purty looks like a rookie. We know
Speaker 1: brock Purty seven to oh and seven starts the twenty
Speaker 1: seventeen Arizona Cardinals high school Player of the Year from Gilbert.
Speaker 1: We get all that, we know what he's looked like,
Speaker 1: But what do you think he's gonna look like against
Speaker 1: against an Eagles defense that has four guys with eleven
Speaker 1: or more sacks apiece, including former Cardinal Hassan Reddick was
Speaker 1: sixteen to nine. Yeah, and they've got the agelest one
Speaker 1: Brandon Graham. On the other side, he's got eleven said,
Speaker 1: what is he thirty four years old? He's a dude.
Speaker 1: He evolved, He is a dude. The Philadelphia Eagles can
Speaker 1: get after you, but you know, so can the forty
Speaker 1: nine ers brock Purty. I've been saying this for the
Speaker 1: longest time that at some point in time, with brock
Speaker 1: Purty as their quarterback, the forty nine Ers, if they're
Speaker 1: gonna win a Super Bowl, they're gonna need brock Purty
Speaker 1: Paul to bring him back in a game in the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter. At some point in time, it's got to happen.
Speaker 1: It happens to almost every team as you continue to
Speaker 1: go on in the playoffs. Rarely do you just lead
Speaker 1: a team in way lamb from the very beginning the
Speaker 1: first quarter all the way through and win the game.
Speaker 1: But at some point the forty nine ers gonna need
Speaker 1: brock Purty to win a game for him in the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter. Can he do it against the Philadelphia Eagles defense?
Speaker 1: And once again, it's just not the fact that they
Speaker 1: can get pressure on a quarterback with their seventy sacks
Speaker 1: as you said, and number one in sacks per attempt,
Speaker 1: but they're also number six in interception ratio. That's turning
Speaker 1: over a quarterback. You put the two together, getting pressure
Speaker 1: on that quarterback and turning a quarterback over and that's
Speaker 1: one of the reasons why they're as good as they
Speaker 1: are defensively. Can it happen? I don't know, Ken brock
Speaker 1: Purty really say to himself. I know I'm in this situation.
Speaker 1: I know if I win this game, we're going to
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl. I know that we're down by three points.
Speaker 1: I know there's only three minutes left on the clock.
Speaker 1: Can I actually take my team down the field and
Speaker 1: throw a touchdown pass and win the game. Because that's
Speaker 1: what every kid dreams of, Paul. Every kid dreams that scenario.
Speaker 1: And yet that scenario could come to fruition for brock Purty.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna bet against the kid. Even when I
Speaker 1: say all of that, I'm not gonna bet against him
Speaker 1: because there's a something something that he's got and I
Speaker 1: like that, and he's got a great roster around him.
Speaker 1: Don't count the forty nine ers out of this game.
Speaker 1: Recent history, though, says he's not going to get it done.
Speaker 1: The last four rookie quarterbacks who have started a conference
Speaker 1: championship game have lost. That list includes a Mark Sanchez,
Speaker 1: a big Bend. But brock Purty is the first rookie
Speaker 1: quarterback to start a conference title game in the last
Speaker 1: thirteen years. That is the stat right there. He has
Speaker 1: two playoff wins under his belt, already has no turnovers
Speaker 1: those two playoff games. And on third down against Dallas
Speaker 1: and do you think the Dallas has a pass rush,
Speaker 1: Yes they do. Again third down against Dallas, he won
Speaker 1: eight of eleven for sixty four yards. So he was
Speaker 1: money in money moments, Paul think about this right here,
Speaker 1: brock Purty could win a super Bowl before he loses
Speaker 1: his first game, as I didn't think about think about that, folly.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine? I mean, that's that is legit. If
Speaker 1: they go ahead and they beat Philadelphia somehow, some way,
Speaker 1: they find a way to do it, they're going to
Speaker 1: the super Bowl, and that means brock Purty is going
Speaker 1: to get a shot. Can you imagine if he actually
Speaker 1: wins a super Bowl before he loses his first game?
Speaker 1: That is stunning. You know, we talked about the leadership
Speaker 1: and the culture is set by Patrick Mahomes, how tough
Speaker 1: he was, especially in that last game. Just Joe Burrow,
Speaker 1: what he's done for Cincinnati. Think about this. The Bengals
Speaker 1: had not won a playoff game in thirty one years
Speaker 1: until Joe Burrow had won a playoff game last season.
Speaker 1: So now you get around to a brock Purty. He's
Speaker 1: still pretty young, He's got seven starts under his belt.
Speaker 1: But look at second year guy Jalen Hurts and what
Speaker 1: Dallas Goddard was saying about Jalen Hurts and what he
Speaker 1: said before their playoff opener that with everyone in the
Speaker 1: lit room, he stood up and he said, I'm not
Speaker 1: just hungry, I'm starving for this bleep. And he said,
Speaker 1: whatever Jalen Hurts does, he sets the tone for the
Speaker 1: entire team and everybody falls along with that. He is
Speaker 1: the unquestioned leader of this place. Quote unquote Dallas Goddard.
Speaker 1: So to me, when Kyler Murray sees this and the
Speaker 1: type of quarterback that has made it to the conference
Speaker 1: title game, I think there's a lot to learn there
Speaker 1: for every young quarterback. Yeah. No, that's great, PAULI, it
Speaker 1: really is. And when the season started, the only question
Speaker 1: I had for the Philadelphia Eagles was Jalen Hurts. That
Speaker 1: That was the only question that I had. And you know,
Speaker 1: it's interesting because if you look at the AFC Championship game,
Speaker 1: as we just talked about with Joe Burrow of course
Speaker 1: and Patrick Mahomes, then you look at the NFC and
Speaker 1: you've got two guys that are going to have to
Speaker 1: prove something. We know Brock Purty, Oh my goodness. You
Speaker 1: talk about when you talk about a guy a quarterback
Speaker 1: that needs to prove think of Brock party. He is
Speaker 1: the definition of that, a quarterback that needs to prove something.
Speaker 1: But also is Jalen Hurts because coming into the season
Speaker 1: with the Philadelphia Eagles, there were a lot of pundits
Speaker 1: locally in Philadelphia that we're talking about ye dude, just
Speaker 1: don't know if they can actually get it done with
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts. And look at the kind of season this
Speaker 1: young guy has had. I am rooting for Jalen Hurts
Speaker 1: the Eagles this year. When he starts, they're fifteen and one.
Speaker 1: So that's what you need to know about Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 1: And by the way, we talk all about the quarterbacks
Speaker 1: and the defense, and how about the run game. We
Speaker 1: know the Eagles just ran for two sixty eight against
Speaker 1: the Giants, but Phillies run defense was sixteenth this year,
Speaker 1: and we know all Kyle Shanahan and the Niners offense
Speaker 1: can run themselves some football. So we'll see how the
Speaker 1: Eagles run defense fairs and this one on Sunday. Reminder
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