Speaker 1: Welcome in Commander's Family to Command Center Saturday Night Live
Speaker 1: Special from Arizona. We're out in backyard in Phoenix, and
Speaker 1: if y'all can see what I can see right now,
Speaker 1: and it.
Speaker 2: Feels like.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes sir, Yes, yes sir, yes sir, it feels
Speaker 1: like we are at the crib because we are surrounded
Speaker 1: by burgundy and gold. Faithful they traveled all this way
Speaker 1: to gum be here and kicking with us tonight before
Speaker 1: a huge game against the Arizona Cardinals.
Speaker 2: The first days.
Speaker 1: First, give a round the applause for y'all for being here. Yes,
Speaker 1: thank y'all. Yes, we cannot do these things if it's
Speaker 1: not for y'all. Shout out to Rally Captain for setting
Speaker 1: all of this up. Again, shout out to Backyard out
Speaker 1: in Phoenix for hosting us. We are out here now.
Speaker 1: Before we get started, I want you guys to know
Speaker 1: we like the fan interaction. Okay, So if you have questions,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be hard. If y'all yell it, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna be able to hear it. So what I want
Speaker 1: y'all to do, My producer, Maddy Betton, the lovely lady
Speaker 1: right over here, will fild y'all questions for this hold
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Speaker 2: Live on this show. That's cool. That's cool.
Speaker 1: All right, Now to introduce the reasons why y'all are here.
Speaker 1: First days, First mister eight to the nine, one of
Speaker 1: the receivers that revolutionize the game, Sad tannam Off, give.
Speaker 2: It up, give it up, give it up. Yes.
Speaker 1: And then to the far right, Super Bowl champion, one
Speaker 1: of the greatest to ever do it, future Hall of
Speaker 1: Famer Brian Mitchell, give it.
Speaker 2: I'm giving it yes. Oh my gosh, guys, I love
Speaker 2: the energy man. Have y'all filled this in Phoenix with folk?
Speaker 3: Hey man, Phoenix, not in Phoenix home. I'm loving it
Speaker 3: so well. Ober, I'm like, damn.
Speaker 1: So, if y'all are familiar with how we do Saturday
Speaker 1: that live before we get it, say any type of
Speaker 1: football conversation. Because we have legends here, we'd like to
Speaker 1: take a walk down memory lane. So what I do
Speaker 1: is I ask these guys memories from whatever place we're in,
Speaker 1: So Fellas, what memories come to mind when you think
Speaker 1: about playing hand Phoenix.
Speaker 2: I think the first one stands out to me is
Speaker 2: I think my first year here in five we had
Speaker 2: a game up here. I'm not sure what game it was,
Speaker 2: but I remember I think I broke one of my
Speaker 2: fingers in the game, and I walked back to the
Speaker 2: huddle and I kind of like, you know, normally how
Speaker 2: you wipe your hand off on the towel, And I
Speaker 2: went to wipe my hand off and I realized it
Speaker 2: was out of place, so I snapped it back in place.
Speaker 2: And the next play I go, I run a scene
Speaker 2: down the middle of the field and I'm thinking, I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: I ain't getting the ball, and the ball come and
Speaker 2: I caught the ball and I'm like, damn, I got
Speaker 2: to go and tape his finger up. I'm glad I
Speaker 2: made the catch, but that was like one of my
Speaker 2: finest memories after we won that game, man, but just
Speaker 2: knowing that, you know, I remember we had a guy
Speaker 2: named Taylor Jacobs. He was not on the receiver, and
Speaker 2: he saw me go through that in the huddle, like, bro,
Speaker 2: you just snapped your finger back in place and quart
Speaker 2: a thirty yard bomb, Like I'm like, bro, we got
Speaker 2: to go out here and do we gotta do. So
Speaker 2: that's one of the memories that you know, staying staying
Speaker 2: strong in my head about Phoenix.
Speaker 1: Even with nod fingers, you were still out there ball
Speaker 1: and man, we love to hear that, Brian Mitch, what
Speaker 1: about you?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 3: What I was a guy I want to be a
Speaker 3: little physical and one like Amadican brothers tried to tackle
Speaker 3: me and I disocated his shoulder. I returned the touchdown
Speaker 3: for kickoff return. I also returned to play return in
Speaker 3: this town. When I came to Phoenix, I knew it
Speaker 3: was on the poppet like with like you know, I'm
Speaker 3: a golfer and I like the fast the Greeds grants
Speaker 3: their green and when I got on the football field,
Speaker 3: their feel was just like way like y'all golf. So
Speaker 3: I feel I was gonna be fast and if they
Speaker 3: kicked it off or they punning it, I'm gonna make
Speaker 3: him pay for it.
Speaker 2: Yes, there we go now, Feelers.
Speaker 1: It's very interesting this trip because the guys have been
Speaker 1: out here since the game against Cincinnati Bengals. They've been
Speaker 1: staying out here and Arizona bonding, getting working, going, getting working,
Speaker 1: at as U. How does that benefit a team of
Speaker 1: y'all seen think like this before, where a team spent
Speaker 1: the whole week out were they're about to play on
Speaker 1: the back to back.
Speaker 2: Well, I've had something similar. It wasn't the whole week.
Speaker 2: I remember we played on the West Coast. I was young.
Speaker 2: I was a little puff in New York. We actually
Speaker 2: had to beat Oakland in Oakland just to make it
Speaker 2: to the playoffs. We beat them, and instead of going home,
Speaker 2: we actually did go home, but we went home and
Speaker 2: came right back. We like literally went home, got our
Speaker 2: stuff and came right back. So that was like something
Speaker 2: similar to what this was like. But one of the
Speaker 2: things about that trip, it was all business, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, And I think the thing that benefited
Speaker 2: us as players. We didn't win the playoff game, but
Speaker 2: I still got a breath of fresh air when it
Speaker 2: came to just having to deal with the day to
Speaker 2: day that we deal with at home, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. Some of us have families, a lot of
Speaker 2: us have kids, and you deal with so much other
Speaker 2: than football when you're home. So being away and knowing
Speaker 2: you had a football game, just the football game to
Speaker 2: worry about, that was like a little refreshing moment, knowing
Speaker 2: that all I gotta do is come up here and play,
Speaker 2: go to practice, and come back to my room and
Speaker 2: get ready for tomorrow. You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Well, teams have been doing it for years, and what
Speaker 3: they do if you think about it, if they had
Speaker 3: flown back to Washington, so you lose basically Monday and
Speaker 3: Tuesday you fly. If you have to fly here again,
Speaker 3: you miss two days by flying straight from Seattle, I
Speaker 3: mean from Cincinnati coming here, they only missed Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Basically Tuesday was their rest day. They get a rested
Speaker 4: every week.
Speaker 3: But the one thing I think about this coaches, like
Speaker 3: what control if you're not If all fifty the seventy
Speaker 3: guys are in one hotel, I could watch every one
Speaker 3: of them. They got security there, they can see where
Speaker 3: they are, they know what's happening. If I send all
Speaker 3: of you home every day, that's a problem. So I
Speaker 3: think it's a great thing because it got him here.
Speaker 3: And also this is this climbing is.
Speaker 4: Different than what it lives today, and you gotta get.
Speaker 3: Used to it. Like I played golf out here. I
Speaker 3: been down here since Wednesday. It's hot as heir out here.
Speaker 3: I can't use to this thing, man. So you know,
Speaker 3: one transfusion, two balls of one. One transfusion, two balls
Speaker 3: of one. So they figured out what they need to
Speaker 3: do all week. So the atmosphere is not gonna amaze
Speaker 3: them too much.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fellas, it is definitely hot out here, but the
Speaker 1: fans is out here.
Speaker 2: They don't care.
Speaker 1: I don't need to see one of them little fans
Speaker 1: or nothing.
Speaker 2: Y'all are great, so fans.
Speaker 1: This is where we start getting into our actual masters.
Speaker 1: Switch you on to hear first, offensive defense, Offensive defense, offense. Well,
Speaker 1: if we're gonna talk offense, we gotta talk about Jaden
Speaker 1: Daniels off of a career game. He won NFC Offensive
Speaker 1: Player of the Week as a rookie.
Speaker 2: How great was it to see that and just continue
Speaker 2: to see Jayden and Daniel's development, You know what I mean? Honestly,
Speaker 2: going into that game last week, I'm not gonna sit
Speaker 2: here and say that I kind of had that feeling,
Speaker 2: but I did. I had a feeling that a guy,
Speaker 2: especially as Jaden from what we've just seen from practice
Speaker 2: and some of the things that we saw in the preseason,
Speaker 2: and then we one and then you saw what he
Speaker 2: did in week two. I had a feeling like that
Speaker 2: stage wasn't too big for him, you know, and that
Speaker 2: stage wasn't gonna be something that he was gonna sit
Speaker 2: there and have to think too hard about. He was
Speaker 2: gonna allow the game to come to him. And I
Speaker 2: think that's one of the things you saw from Jayden.
Speaker 2: He allowed the game to flow his way and every
Speaker 2: time that he had to make a play, he did
Speaker 2: just that. And so you know, I think it was great. Man.
Speaker 2: It's great for his mental it's great for the team.
Speaker 2: I think it was more special just to see these
Speaker 2: guys win in a shootout at somebody else's home. That's
Speaker 2: tough to do. I don't care where you at. You
Speaker 2: if you're in a shootout game and your defense at
Speaker 2: the end of the day, at one point they feel
Speaker 2: like they couldn't stop nothing. But they stopped enough for
Speaker 2: these guys to kick a field goal a couple of times,
Speaker 2: just to give you life to go back on the
Speaker 2: field and hold him up. Man, that was great. So
Speaker 2: going forward, man, you know, I think when you say
Speaker 2: you set the bar, they set the bar. Now, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean. I think the bar set this offense,
Speaker 2: this team. You want to expect these guys to go
Speaker 2: out there and not blink every time they want to
Speaker 2: feel and bemis a tennis point. He set that bar.
Speaker 1: How can he continue to elevate that bar against Arizona?
Speaker 4: Well, I think the thing about Jaane is Jaden is
Speaker 4: gonna be who he is.
Speaker 3: Just walked through. We sawed his mom, we met his
Speaker 3: dad before. Yes, that kid was raised to be this way.
Speaker 3: He is not overwhelmed by this thing. Like we in
Speaker 3: the NFL, we love the Washington you know, we love
Speaker 3: the commanders and all we think, oh, it's the biggest thing.
Speaker 3: He has been in moments where it's been a lot,
Speaker 3: a little bit hotter y. You know, he played at
Speaker 3: LSU where they had one hundred thousand people there. He
Speaker 3: played in Alabama when it was over nineties at that
Speaker 3: college atmosphere is crazy. But you watch him last week
Speaker 3: and everyone feels he's the guy. He proved he was
Speaker 3: the guy down the stretch when they had fourt to one,
Speaker 3: he looked like, let's go for this. He showed a
Speaker 3: confidence that I think every quarterback needs to do. I
Speaker 3: played quarterback in college. It's fought. I had fought in
Speaker 3: one fort to coach let's go for this thing. Because
Speaker 3: when you show your team you can get it done
Speaker 3: and you believe it, they are going to follow that.
Speaker 3: He did that time and time again, and then he
Speaker 3: got it, and then he.
Speaker 4: Threw balls to his other friends let them help him.
Speaker 3: I think when you get the right guy leading away
Speaker 3: and this dude here works his task off for the honest, Yes,
Speaker 3: he's a guy that goes out there and what you
Speaker 3: see now is not a not no luck thing.
Speaker 4: This is a product of a guy who puts the
Speaker 4: work in.
Speaker 3: And I think as long as that's going, he just
Speaker 3: has to keep being who he is. Don't try to
Speaker 3: be nobody special, don't got to be nobody else. Do
Speaker 3: what you do and let things happen. Because God gave
Speaker 3: him that talent. It's gonna take away.
Speaker 2: He's gotta use it. Command his family.
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Speaker 3: I thought they were coming around.
Speaker 2: We're the fan right there listening. Man.
Speaker 1: We appreciate y'all so much for being here. Speaking of
Speaker 1: the fans, let's answer a fan question.
Speaker 2: Now. This is from hater Jason with Eckler.
Speaker 1: Jason, does Cliff stick with this scheme that he's been
Speaker 1: working so successfully and just use next man up with
Speaker 1: McNichols or does he risk making an adjustment to get
Speaker 1: other weapons more involved, such as a guy like Ben
Speaker 1: sit A great question, hated Jason.
Speaker 3: I believe McNichols is showing he's capable. I believe Center
Speaker 3: is shown he's capable. But what happens in his offense
Speaker 3: is they don't necessarily playing the Oh we gonna get
Speaker 3: the ball list guy that guy.
Speaker 4: They go through the thing and whoever gets it gets it.
Speaker 3: And I think what has to happen is that McNichols
Speaker 3: now has an opportunity. He needs to go in and
Speaker 3: show coach he I need to be getting more opportunities
Speaker 3: later on. Look, the NFL is a cutthrow business. You know,
Speaker 3: Austin is out. Austin has been great. I got my
Speaker 3: job because two guys got hurt, and my job was
Speaker 3: to make sure they never got a chance to play again.
Speaker 4: It sounds crazy, but that's what it is.
Speaker 3: And I think if mc nichols get out there and
Speaker 3: show what he's capable of, how he has a familiarity
Speaker 3: already with Adam Peters, so that's why he's here.
Speaker 4: Go out there and do what you do.
Speaker 3: You know, the whole thing about it is the next
Speaker 3: man up mentality is what you have to be. Everybody
Speaker 3: here is professional athletes. No one is not professional. So
Speaker 3: you get a chance go show what you're capable of
Speaker 3: so the coach can understand if something happens, I could
Speaker 3: always depend on the next guy.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that's a great, great question by hated Jason,
Speaker 2: But I also believe that it's gonna be something that
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to seeing how they kind of counter
Speaker 2: off of how they've been doing things the last three weeks.
Speaker 2: I think we have enough guys in the building that
Speaker 2: we can go out there and show them a whole
Speaker 2: different other plan. You know, far as what we do
Speaker 2: in the run game, it should be a little more.
Speaker 2: I guess you could say run by committee when it
Speaker 2: comes to we have thunders still in the backfield? Do
Speaker 2: you have be robbing the backfield? But what folks try
Speaker 2: to realize last year be robbed, so everybody he can
Speaker 2: catch the football, so we can use be robbing that
Speaker 2: aspect of the game too. And now you trinkle in
Speaker 2: a guy like the kids bringing me in on some
Speaker 2: of those wide receivers slips and those motions and stuff
Speaker 2: flicking the ball, Matt Nicholas is he's shown that he's
Speaker 2: capable of going out there and handling the load. Also,
Speaker 2: that play he made on that that touchdown by Terry
Speaker 2: picking up that linebacker. Man, that alone is gonna give
Speaker 2: me that. Hey, you know what, you want a job,
Speaker 2: You're gonna you're gonna I'm gonna allow you to play
Speaker 2: any giving down. I desire you to be on the
Speaker 2: field because of what you showed me in the blocking game.
Speaker 2: If you can go out there and stick your naked
Speaker 2: in a linebacker's chest like that and protect your quarterback,
Speaker 2: you got a job with me. You're gonna always have
Speaker 2: opportunity to make plays. So Matt Nichols have shown the
Speaker 2: team that, Hey, you can trust in me, you can
Speaker 2: count on me. But I do believe it's gonna be
Speaker 2: a I guess you could say run by committee. We're
Speaker 2: gonna use who we got in the backfield more. We
Speaker 2: might trinkle him out there for some passes. We have
Speaker 2: Matt Nichols, we're bringing Rodrigers up, but we have these
Speaker 2: receivers that we do so much with in the passing
Speaker 2: game that's like little runs. Those slips raised are light runs.
Speaker 2: So be sure we're gonna use that a lot this week.
Speaker 1: And you talk about that next man of metality, you
Speaker 1: mentioned it, Chris Roderick has been called up from the
Speaker 1: practice squad.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: When we saw him play at the limited time last year,
Speaker 1: made plays strong, good man. How excited y'all to see
Speaker 1: Chris Rodrigue because you know they're not calling him up
Speaker 1: just to have him sit when they call guys up.
Speaker 1: We saw Andre Jones he called up last week. He's
Speaker 1: gonna play. Chris Rodriguez. How excited you to see him
Speaker 1: get some touches?
Speaker 3: I'm excited because what I want to see is when
Speaker 3: you get the opportunity to go out there and show
Speaker 3: what you're about, what you're gonna do.
Speaker 4: You know, that's the ultimate thing for me.
Speaker 3: And when you look at the Cardinals, their run defense
Speaker 3: is not very good and b Robber is a guy that,
Speaker 3: if you know, have a good run defense, he gonna
Speaker 3: make your hurt. Yes, And then you could bring in
Speaker 3: mc nichols and she and Sea Rod. Those guys are
Speaker 3: not small dudes. So if you we got thunderre we
Speaker 3: had thunder and lightning, you might have thun then thunder
Speaker 3: conn power dudes, because the ultimate thing is listen man,
Speaker 3: NFL is about opportunity. These guys getting the opportunity to pore.
Speaker 3: They're about and you can't feel bad if you go
Speaker 3: out and do good.
Speaker 1: And before you move on for the run game, let's
Speaker 1: talk a little more about be Robb because we're seeing
Speaker 1: him in a row that we have been asking to
Speaker 1: see him in for a very long time. And this
Speaker 1: Sunday he could get even more touches because again he
Speaker 1: could catch, he could run. What if you gotta see
Speaker 1: from b Robin not only as a player, but as
Speaker 1: a leader. He's in his third year, but he asked
Speaker 1: so much wiseer, be honest years.
Speaker 2: I think one of the things he've seen more now
Speaker 2: is just he's getting a chance to really carry the load.
Speaker 2: That's one that stand out to me. I think too,
Speaker 2: if you think about how far off he from that incident.
Speaker 2: You know that was this rookie season. It was hard
Speaker 2: for him to get out there this rookie season and
Speaker 2: be effective. But he showed he could be. Then the
Speaker 2: next year he was effective, but I don't think he
Speaker 2: was quite hisself. Last year we held him back, you know,
Speaker 2: as a team, we held him back. Now you see
Speaker 2: him this year, he's really exploding on the scene. He's
Speaker 2: showing people that, man, I had a full body of health,
Speaker 2: I can really go out here and beat this guy
Speaker 2: that I built this boy up to be from that incident.
Speaker 2: So I'm loving the way that we were allowing him
Speaker 2: to have the carriage that he desired and that he deserves.
Speaker 2: But I think also, man, he had so much more
Speaker 2: in his game. Yes, I'm waiting.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I think the thing about having a guy like Elka,
Speaker 2: we take a little bit out of his game because
Speaker 2: last year he showed us, Man, he's dominating in the
Speaker 2: past game. He's a guy that, man, you have to
Speaker 2: allow to be effective in the passing game. So now
Speaker 2: we have a chance and the opportunity to see if
Speaker 2: we can use that, you know, that tool that he
Speaker 2: has when it comes to having a guy down. Maybe
Speaker 2: they might say, Okay, let's take some of these Elkler plays,
Speaker 2: giving them be rob and then pass some of these
Speaker 2: other plays that we used with b Rob primarily to
Speaker 2: these other backs that we had to bring up.
Speaker 1: I think last year be Rap had more receiving touchdowns
Speaker 1: Russia touchdown. Now, speaking of receiving, we got to talk
Speaker 1: about our guy, Scary Terry.
Speaker 2: He got involved. We've all been asked me to get on. Yes,
Speaker 2: y'all can make some noise. It's okay, y'all stay here
Speaker 2: with us, y'all stay here with us, all right, I
Speaker 2: mean to forget y'all. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's a little dark with these shades over, but I
Speaker 1: need him for his life. Appreciate y'all sor Terry mcclorrn.
Speaker 1: He gets more involved. How crazy to see a guy
Speaker 1: like that. Now this number hasn't been called.
Speaker 2: In the first few weeks. Yeah, but he rises to
Speaker 2: the occasion whenever his number is called. Gives your boy,
Speaker 2: Terry McCallin some love. I mean, you know, honestly, man,
Speaker 2: playing that position, you gotta be patient. I think one
Speaker 2: of the things people fail to realize about the receiver position.
Speaker 2: Everybody's team doesn't treat the receivers the same. You know,
Speaker 2: some teams run their offense through the running backs or
Speaker 2: through other guys, and as a receiver, regardless of your
Speaker 2: special or elite, you still have to go you know,
Speaker 2: as the offense goes. You can't go out there and
Speaker 2: feel that you know, I need to be I need
Speaker 2: to get what the next man got. And that's something
Speaker 2: that I had to learn. But I wasn't really worried
Speaker 2: about that. I never paid attention to how many attempts.
Speaker 2: I always want to be effective with their attempts. And
Speaker 2: I think that's something that Terry has shown this fan base.
Speaker 2: He's shown this staff, every staff that he's been a
Speaker 2: part of, He's shown that, look, man, when you count
Speaker 2: and when you need me, I'm gonna be there for you.
Speaker 2: So I tipped my hat off to him because I
Speaker 2: understand he's in a different era of this game. It's
Speaker 2: a mold, predominantly past game, and they're throwing to the guys.
Speaker 2: When I say the guys, the big money guy. He's
Speaker 2: a big money guy, and it's hard for me to
Speaker 2: go into every week saying we need to get our
Speaker 2: big money got the ball. I mean, most teams are
Speaker 2: going to make sure he leaves the game with the
Speaker 2: song hanging out of his mouth, and to see that
Speaker 2: week the first couple of weeks, we didn't go him
Speaker 2: as much. It wasn't because we didn't try. It's because
Speaker 2: you gotta understand the matchups, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: People fail to realize it's all about matchups. If he's
Speaker 2: an X receiver, I had that experience of being the
Speaker 2: only guy on one side of the field, it's easier
Speaker 2: for the defense to say I'm gonna put a cloud
Speaker 2: over you and gonna make it hard for you to
Speaker 2: get the ball. These other guys can get it. But
Speaker 2: as you saw the weeks go on, Cliff went in
Speaker 2: his bag last week and say, I got to mix
Speaker 2: things up. Put Terry in some of these favorable matchups
Speaker 2: where I got it on the other sides of the field.
Speaker 2: Remember Terry even spoke about it. I'm normally on the
Speaker 2: left side. They put me on the right side. I
Speaker 2: told him, look, give me this ball. So now you
Speaker 2: see you see him moving them around. I think you'll
Speaker 2: see a more that and what I want to see
Speaker 2: more going forward. Some of those bunches, some of those
Speaker 2: short splits, some of those tight splits, some of those
Speaker 2: opportunities where he's on the same side of the tight
Speaker 2: end that would give him the favorable matchups that I
Speaker 2: talk about each and every week that now you can
Speaker 2: see him really go out there and work.
Speaker 3: But I think when other guys starts stepping up, the
Speaker 3: other teams cannot cloud coverage him, double him. Brown has
Speaker 3: stepped in, and Brown is a problem. Luke McCaffrey now
Speaker 3: is doing some thing, Dianmi. Brown is still getting open.
Speaker 3: And you had two guys in the backfield running the
Speaker 3: football effectively, and then guess what, you gotta put somebody
Speaker 3: on Zach Hurry. Who's gonna check him? Not a linebacker?
Speaker 3: All right, sen it is there as well. So the
Speaker 3: more that this offense begins to they begin to put
Speaker 3: more in and everybody else get more involved, then Terry's
Speaker 3: gonna get the one on one matches.
Speaker 4: And we know Terry's gonna be people one on one.
Speaker 3: But the thing about it is this team is not
Speaker 3: gonna be a team where they're gonna destraw up to
Speaker 3: him fifteen times a week. But the thing but I
Speaker 3: love about Terry, if the ball's not coming to him,
Speaker 3: he's still running full speed, he's still blocking, he's doing
Speaker 3: what he needs to do to help other guys out.
Speaker 3: And over time that's gonna help him out because if
Speaker 3: those other guys start getting involved, then you have no
Speaker 3: choice but to start singling him.
Speaker 4: And when you're singing him, you damn well will lose.
Speaker 1: And b we can't move on from the office without
Speaker 1: giving love to this offensive line, because I think we
Speaker 1: all were wondering what it was going to look like,
Speaker 1: how it was going to be. You know, we have
Speaker 1: some new pieces in there, but I was talking to
Speaker 1: Sam Cosmo the Next Man Up podcast, and he was saying,
Speaker 1: he said, man, we are all one, We're cut from
Speaker 1: the same clawth be How happy and impressed have you
Speaker 1: been with this office a lot, especially that last game.
Speaker 3: Well, I've been happy with it because as a former quarterback,
Speaker 3: I understand when you go out there and you're a
Speaker 3: mobile quarterback and you can help your guys out, they
Speaker 3: like that and they work even harder for you. And
Speaker 3: Jayden sometimes make them look better than what they are,
Speaker 3: but they are way better than what we had last year.
Speaker 3: Ala Greddi Kyler be honest, we call him Bads. That
Speaker 3: dude is un cosby getting this job.
Speaker 2: Though old Man had a game last week, did you
Speaker 2: look at that in this league.
Speaker 3: He is educating some veterans behind all and Wiley has
Speaker 3: been very consistent in you what happens is when you
Speaker 3: are aligneman and you might miss, you might not completely blocked,
Speaker 3: and then it balls out you get a positive on
Speaker 3: your test. You know they judge something. So right now
Speaker 3: this officsive line is playing great now as they get confidence, all.
Speaker 4: That doesn't make them get out there be better and
Speaker 4: better and better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's going hand in hand. I think
Speaker 2: when you look at it, one officer line has been
Speaker 2: much improved or I think right now that's part in
Speaker 2: this season. You can look at them and say, okay,
Speaker 2: when you say who's been much improved from last season,
Speaker 2: that that stands out more than anything. But then also too,
Speaker 2: you have the Jayden effect. I think the Jayden effects
Speaker 2: has allowed them to to be whordy at because now
Speaker 2: you have a quarterback that understands that it's a clock.
Speaker 2: I have but so much time to get rid of
Speaker 2: this football and when it's not there, I got to
Speaker 2: take off and getting these yarded. So these guys are
Speaker 2: doing such a great job up front, but they also
Speaker 2: doing enough job to say, let me give him a
Speaker 2: lane or two that if he needs it, he can
Speaker 2: take off again three four, five, six yards just to
Speaker 2: keep us, you know, in the favorable down, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean. So I think it's going hand in hand. Man,
Speaker 2: the linemen get him their credit. They definitely need it.
Speaker 2: But that's some of the things that I've I've heard
Speaker 2: all the time since I've been to the league that
Speaker 2: they don't like to be in front of the camera.
Speaker 2: They got to do their job on the field. But
Speaker 2: hats off to those guys, and I want to see
Speaker 2: more of that each and every week. Yes, man, the
Speaker 2: Jaden effect, I love it.
Speaker 1: I think that Jaden effect is while we have so
Speaker 1: many command as fans out here in Phoenix, are y'all
Speaker 1: having a good time? Y'all having a good time? Oh
Speaker 1: my goodness, man, they loud. I feel like I'm at
Speaker 1: a family reunion. I'm ready to bust out the electric
Speaker 1: slide for a second, you know what I mean. Now,
Speaker 1: let's head over to this defense because we are facing
Speaker 1: a very interesting quarterback in Colin Murray. Each week he
Speaker 1: shows a different type of either he looks rough one
Speaker 1: week or then he looks incredible the next. What kind
Speaker 1: of problems as a quarterback like Kylin Mariy poles be mitched.
Speaker 3: You have to keep him in the pocket. The thing
Speaker 3: about Coler, he's very similar to Jaden where you can
Speaker 3: throw it. He's very effective in the passing game, and
Speaker 3: he's outstanding in the run game. But Coler is not
Speaker 3: six foot two and a half six straight like Jaden is.
Speaker 3: So Coyler wants to find lanes and if you could
Speaker 3: keep him in the pocket, it's a little tougher for
Speaker 3: him to see down the field. So they got to
Speaker 3: be very careful. Where you hear about contained, they have
Speaker 3: to contain him, and when you.
Speaker 2: Get a chance to hit it, hit him. Listen.
Speaker 3: I believe in physicality. I want to make sure people
Speaker 3: understand I want to be a bully.
Speaker 4: Be a bully to him.
Speaker 2: He a little dude.
Speaker 3: Beg him, hurt hit him, because if you could get
Speaker 3: in his face, get your hands up.
Speaker 4: He has a tougher problem.
Speaker 3: Getting the ball through that or seeing completely down the field.
Speaker 3: But if you allow him to get outside and do
Speaker 3: all this thing, he will pick you apart. Yeah you know.
Speaker 3: So as I look at this, I'm looking at two
Speaker 3: teams that are very similar. Yeah, offenses that could be
Speaker 3: explosive and very good defenses that are inconsistent, so they
Speaker 3: got to figure out a way. They have to make
Speaker 3: sure they keep him in the pocket and get your
Speaker 3: hands up and when you get a chance, hit him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a jitibud jitibud. I call him guys like him.
Speaker 2: I mean, this guy squirt out of everywhere, anywhere and
Speaker 2: he finds a way to get it done. And that's
Speaker 2: you know, credit to him just being that guy that
Speaker 2: understands the game and understands, you know, his part in
Speaker 2: his role, knowing that hey, I don't have the height,
Speaker 2: I have the speed, I have the quickness, I have
Speaker 2: the agility, I still have an arm with this statue,
Speaker 2: and I can still get the job done. So I
Speaker 2: love his game. Honestly, he is very similar to what
Speaker 2: we do. It's very similar to how we do things.
Speaker 2: When things ain't there, you allow him to make something
Speaker 2: happen and that's what he does. So with that being said,
Speaker 2: as a defense, we have to contain be disciplined. Discipline
Speaker 2: in the back end, discipline in the front end. We
Speaker 2: can't run wild, just leaving lanes and gaps open because
Speaker 2: we trying to sack him. We have to be disciplined
Speaker 2: enough to say I'm gonna stand my ground even if
Speaker 2: I don't get the sack. Initially, I'm gonna make it
Speaker 2: hard for him to see over these guys, So I'm
Speaker 2: pushing into his lap. I'm gonna push these guys in
Speaker 2: the interior into his lap. Make it hard for him
Speaker 2: to see. Why allow my guys on the outside to
Speaker 2: close in on him. If he sees that pressure on
Speaker 2: the outside, now he steps into my gap, I can
Speaker 2: grab him and bring him down. But if you go
Speaker 2: wild and say I'm going out to the sack and
Speaker 2: they push you along, you open that lane, he gonna
Speaker 2: take off. He's gonna work through there. He gonna find
Speaker 2: ten fifteen you minus thirty yards, or if you don't
Speaker 2: find it, he's gonna see a guy down the field.
Speaker 2: So you gotta be disciplined man in the passing game
Speaker 2: or the discipline in our pressure. But I think overall,
Speaker 2: defense gotta play sound. Whatever we dial up, man, this
Speaker 2: be sound at it. And I think when we bring
Speaker 2: our stunts and our pressures, we gotta show also different
Speaker 2: coveratures to him to make sure that he's thinking a
Speaker 2: little bit. I think if you show him something different
Speaker 2: than what we've shown on tape, because you know, everybody
Speaker 2: looked at that film from the week before and say, Okay,
Speaker 2: is it what they're doing. You gotta kind of you
Speaker 2: got a toy with a guy like that. You got
Speaker 2: to make sure that he really know how to read.
Speaker 2: Let me see how you've been doing these last three
Speaker 2: four years. If you really know how to read these defenses,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna show him looks and then I'm gonna get
Speaker 2: into other looks. Now you get him to pack that
Speaker 2: ball a couple of times. Now you get a chance
Speaker 2: to get those guys to get him down.
Speaker 1: Discipline defense is key against a guy like Kyler Murdy
Speaker 1: because if you give him Tom Tanner, he has a
Speaker 1: gonna bury you in.
Speaker 2: Marvin oh No, Everson Junior.
Speaker 1: Fellas, y'all seen a lot of rookies come in, but
Speaker 1: have y'all seen a guy like Marven Errison Junior come
Speaker 1: in with that amount of tools, the speed, the size,
Speaker 1: the hands, the wearithal of rookie like that man, he
Speaker 1: has to cause so many problems for any secondary.
Speaker 3: Well, this man grew up, he was a kid coming
Speaker 3: up watching his dad have a Hall of Fame career,
Speaker 3: and you think he didn't get the best toolch So
Speaker 3: I'm not surprised at all. But the thing about it
Speaker 3: is that his dad allowed him to be who he is.
Speaker 3: He's a bigger receiver, so his game is totally different
Speaker 3: than what his dad's game is. But he's you can run,
Speaker 3: and he's strong. So all of the little extra things
Speaker 3: that he needs he has. He was born with a
Speaker 3: lot of less stuff. Now, other people got to learn it.
Speaker 3: This dude was every day. He had that already. And
Speaker 3: I think what you gotta do with him is you
Speaker 3: gotta make it tough on him. You have to, like,
Speaker 3: just like you give a quarterback different reads, you have
Speaker 3: to give him different reads, make him see different things,
Speaker 3: give him different coverages. So he's thinking. I've always said,
Speaker 3: if you're thinking on the football field, you are gonna
Speaker 3: you're gonna lose. You gotta just react. So if you
Speaker 3: get him thinking a little bit, and that's what young
Speaker 3: guys do. They think on the field, they're trying to
Speaker 3: figure it out. And why you figured out, boss that
Speaker 3: Oh you're a little late. Oh you start running, Oh
Speaker 3: it got and you slow down. You can't get to
Speaker 3: the spot. They have to do that to him.
Speaker 2: They can't.
Speaker 3: They can't just line up and do the same thing
Speaker 3: over and over because he will eat it alive.
Speaker 1: If you had a preference, how do you match up
Speaker 1: against a guy like that? You put one man on
Speaker 1: him or do you give him different looks throughout? Do
Speaker 1: you want to see a Santa show? Do you want
Speaker 1: to see a Benjamin Saint juice? Or do you just
Speaker 1: throw whatever you can't? I want to see coverage.
Speaker 2: I want to see that we we actually so when
Speaker 2: we get in man and man, we haven't stopped nobody
Speaker 2: man man. So I'm not trying to come into this
Speaker 2: game and say, oh, I'm gonna put a man on
Speaker 2: a guy like that, even though he's a rookie. You
Speaker 2: would expect a rookie could phase a rookie or you know,
Speaker 2: check a rookie or veteran checker rook man. These guys
Speaker 2: at this receive positions coming in especially different, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean. It's so much going on now today's
Speaker 2: game that the ordinary receivers that we were coming in
Speaker 2: as young guys, these guys well beyond their years these days,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. So if you allow him
Speaker 2: to go out there with that man and man coverage,
Speaker 2: he will burn you. So I don't want to see that.
Speaker 2: I want to see us coverage. I want to see
Speaker 2: us put those clouds over him, show them, show them
Speaker 2: different looks as a whole. But at the same time too,
Speaker 2: I don't want us to sit there and feel like, oh,
Speaker 2: he's the next things, you know, the best thing since
Speaker 2: sliced bread. You know, he's a rookie's he has he
Speaker 2: has a skill set that shows us all that he's
Speaker 2: gonna be great one day. He's his daddy's son most definitely, yes,
Speaker 2: But at the same time, he's a rookie. So with
Speaker 2: what we Missus talked about thinking, he's thinking I care
Speaker 2: that's what you're saying. He's out there every down thinking about, oh,
Speaker 2: let me make sure I'll line up right, let me
Speaker 2: make sure I got his play, because that's what we
Speaker 2: do as rookie, that's what we do as young pupps.
Speaker 2: And with that being said, you want to allow our
Speaker 2: defense to dictate how he's feeling. Like I've seen him explode.
Speaker 2: I've seen him have a quarter or half where he
Speaker 2: just exploded and then I seen him come back to reality.
Speaker 2: So we have to understand what was done in that
Speaker 2: quarter that made him that lead through. You know, for
Speaker 2: that team, and then what did they do adjustment wise
Speaker 2: to stop him from being that lead through? And I
Speaker 2: think we got to come into this game with a
Speaker 2: game plan saying, Okay, it's a guy that they relied
Speaker 2: on the light which in that tight end, that's not
Speaker 2: gonna play. So he's not that safety net no more. So.
Speaker 2: Now we got James Connor in the back field. We
Speaker 2: have him and we have the other young guy that's
Speaker 2: out there that can be lead through two in the
Speaker 2: passing game, they're down one guy. And so with that
Speaker 2: being said, a guy like Kyler being in shure that
Speaker 2: he is, he want that safety blanket, He want that
Speaker 2: tight end that's been special for him from day one.
Speaker 2: He doesn't have that, So you know he's gonna go
Speaker 2: to the guy that he can rely on. So a
Speaker 2: lot of balls, whoever the DBA is on his side,
Speaker 2: just know the ball coming to your way. I see
Speaker 2: a turnover for us in the secondary. We gotta have
Speaker 2: one because the ball gonna be coming their way. So
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to seeing our guys put their hands
Speaker 2: on them.
Speaker 1: And Tanna, when you bring up that that turnover, I
Speaker 1: see it too. And one guy I want to talk
Speaker 1: about before he moved from the secondary. B. It's Kwan Martin.
Speaker 1: I don't feel like we've talked about him enough. And
Speaker 1: it's so special what he's done because not a lot
Speaker 1: of guys were carryovers, not a lot of guys stayed
Speaker 1: from this last regime.
Speaker 2: Kwana only stayed.
Speaker 1: He became a starter and now he's going to be
Speaker 1: a first time captain for this team.
Speaker 2: B how long Presson gets.
Speaker 1: Them with kwal Mark because this is a coaching staff
Speaker 1: that did not draft him, but he has earned their
Speaker 1: respect very far well.
Speaker 3: Watching him last year, he was learning and at the
Speaker 3: end of the year when they begin to really give
Speaker 3: them a chance, he showed these capable and multiple positions.
Speaker 3: And since he's come here, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: Since the news staff came in, they saw his leadership qualities,
Speaker 3: they saw how consistent he was. So Kwan is now
Speaker 3: getting the opportunity to go out there and show you.
Speaker 3: Kwan's type of guy where he may cover a receiver
Speaker 3: at one point, but he also may cover a tight end. Yes,
Speaker 3: he could feel it in the running game. So he's
Speaker 3: a guy that basically could be helping you in different ways.
Speaker 3: And what other teams look for is what personnel grouping.
Speaker 3: Are they sitting in when you sit at Kawhi Martin
Speaker 3: or either Mikey Sarah. Still, what position are they going
Speaker 3: to do? You know, if you say, oh, they got man,
Speaker 3: we're gonna do something for our nickel situation. They can
Speaker 3: play in the big nickel exactly, they can play in
Speaker 3: the regular they can play it in whatever.
Speaker 4: You can't read off of what they're.
Speaker 3: Doing coming in. So I think that's a great thing
Speaker 3: for him. And also on top of it, they're good.
Speaker 3: I'm good at it.
Speaker 2: And that's the beauty of Joe.
Speaker 1: With Junior's defense, right, it's not only having that versatility,
Speaker 1: but being able to give you different looks to keep
Speaker 1: that offense honest. Now, defensive line, we're talked about this
Speaker 1: next man of mentality. Our defens a lion showed that
Speaker 1: last week. Johnny Newton, Stanley Jean Baptiste. No, Johnny Newon
Speaker 1: is the second round pick that should have been the first,
Speaker 1: but Jean Baptiste, that's a seventh round pick. Tannam Man.
Speaker 1: How valuable is it to be able to get a
Speaker 1: seventh round pick that not only could play and make
Speaker 1: your active roster, but actually contributing big minutes and get sacks.
Speaker 2: I mean to be truthful, man, I never got caught
Speaker 2: up into the picks part of it, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, Like the whole draft. Man, it'll it'll blow
Speaker 2: your mind at times, because there's guys that should have
Speaker 2: been picked higher that falls, and there's guys that shouldn't
Speaker 2: have been picked higher that should have been down there
Speaker 2: that end up getting picked higher. So when I look
Speaker 2: at a guy like Baptiste, man, I saw how special
Speaker 2: he was for no the name, the things that he did,
Speaker 2: who he was as a leader on that team, on
Speaker 2: the defensive side of the ball. And when you look
Speaker 2: at this where he felled, you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: that's that's just the you know, that's how the crooked
Speaker 2: kumble for him. But when you look at at what
Speaker 2: he brings to this team and what he can bring
Speaker 2: to any team in that position, man, he's special. He
Speaker 2: specially he's a young, special talent. And I'm looking forward
Speaker 2: to seeing him do more because now you have guys
Speaker 2: that was down that we have to you know, relyound
Speaker 2: him a little more. Pharaoh was down, what you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, So now we got to rely on him.
Speaker 2: You have other guys like Newton, like he spoke of,
Speaker 2: Newton is a guy that's getting back into the thicker thing.
Speaker 2: Had a couple of injuries coming into the draft, and
Speaker 2: that's where he fell to the second round. Clearly, I'm happy,
Speaker 2: but I'm at the same time, you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: because if he wasn't injured coming into the draft, we
Speaker 2: wouldn't have got a chance to put our hands on him.
Speaker 2: But I saw him last week flash. So those two guys, Man,
Speaker 2: I'm the future is bright, you know, Baptists. I'm looking
Speaker 2: for him to bring more. You know, on the outside,
Speaker 2: we need that. We need a new edge Russia to
Speaker 2: really show up. We need somebody on the outside to
Speaker 2: really say, hey, man, I'm here. We saw Pharaoh go
Speaker 2: out there and get two sacks back to back. He's down.
Speaker 2: We saw Armstrong go out there and make up and say, oh,
Speaker 2: since he's down, I'm gonna get one. Now. We need
Speaker 2: to see the other guys that they trinkle in Fouler,
Speaker 2: guys like Baptists, anybody that has a chance or Jamie Davis,
Speaker 2: all those guys that are having a chance to beat
Speaker 2: those edge rushers. They need to fall into place and
Speaker 2: be special on that edge and then you know, like
Speaker 2: I said before, we're talking about Baptists and we talking
Speaker 2: about you know, Newt and those guys are young. It's
Speaker 2: they have They are light years ahead of where they at,
Speaker 2: you know when it comes to their age group and
Speaker 2: and comes to how young they are in this game.
Speaker 2: But the special and that's why they're on the team,
Speaker 2: that's why they're playing right now.
Speaker 1: And b they have stellar veterans in Deron Paynt and
Speaker 1: Jonathan Allen. Now they have not stood out on the
Speaker 1: stat she asked yet, but talk about how they've impacted
Speaker 1: this game in other ways.
Speaker 3: Well, the thing about those two guys where when they're
Speaker 3: in the game, teams want to take them out of
Speaker 3: it because they know how effective they are. So they
Speaker 3: don't get double teams here. They may think they have
Speaker 3: a single, but somebody's gonna chip on them, and the
Speaker 3: other guys are getting the one on one matchups. So
Speaker 3: what's happening with Baptists and all those out there now
Speaker 3: making the other teams that you can't block me one
Speaker 3: on one either. So John and Deron will start getting
Speaker 3: more one on one matches where you feel that they
Speaker 3: have more of a advantage in those situations. But the
Speaker 3: ultimate thing is everyone talks about outside pass rush, the
Speaker 3: one the one way, and the best way to effect
Speaker 3: the quarterback is inside. And I think what our interior
Speaker 3: guys gotta do is while you're rushing, you gotta also
Speaker 3: remember that you can stop, share and tackle because we've
Speaker 3: been collapsing the pocket.
Speaker 4: But it's a running game. Player we run past the
Speaker 4: running back, just get rid of it.
Speaker 3: And I heard Joe say that the other day that
Speaker 3: we got to learn to disengage, and also we're rushing
Speaker 3: for the past. But ultimately, when we see a run, stop, extend,
Speaker 3: get rid of and make the tackle. If they start
Speaker 3: doing that, which we've seen both of them do, this
Speaker 3: defense is gonna just rise.
Speaker 2: Joe talked about it, so you sure that. I'm sure
Speaker 2: we're gonna see it because you know, one thing's about
Speaker 2: those guys. They're coaching them, man, and we're seeing a
Speaker 2: little bit more every single week. It wasn't everything at first.
Speaker 2: It's taking time.
Speaker 1: Because not only just a young it's a new staff,
Speaker 1: but it's also a new look ross.
Speaker 2: We have a lot of new looks.
Speaker 1: But that's why we are so excited, and that's why
Speaker 1: we have our kafanas fans, Burgundy and Gold end up building.
Speaker 1: We are wrapping up the show out here. Man, it
Speaker 1: has been so great to be out here in Phoenix,
Speaker 1: out here in backyard, I'm seeing so many familiar faces,
Speaker 1: and we are just so grateful for y'all being out
Speaker 1: here represented for us, because y'all don't have to.
Speaker 2: Come out here, but y'all spend y'all time doing this.
Speaker 1: This is hot y'all side to spend y'all Saturday night,
Speaker 1: So we appreciate that. And with that in mind, let's
Speaker 1: end the show with a fan question.
Speaker 2: Now this is for Michael Lueger. Am I saying that right?
Speaker 1: Michael Lueger? Now this is this is a two part question.
Speaker 1: So I'm go'a split up. Tanny, You're gonna get offense,
Speaker 1: be miss You're gonna get defense. Okay, what is the
Speaker 1: key to us beating Arizona tomorrow?
Speaker 2: On offense? Tanner? I think offensively for us to have
Speaker 2: a productive game, I want to see a balance. I
Speaker 2: want to see a balance attach. I think one of
Speaker 2: the things that you saw going for this team. They
Speaker 2: have been susceptible in the past, but at the same
Speaker 2: time they've had their share with the run game too.
Speaker 2: Now they was they was pretty sturdy in the run game,
Speaker 2: stopping the run game a couple of games ago. But
Speaker 2: when they played a quarterback that's like the quarterback we
Speaker 2: had and Josh Allen up there in Buffalo, they gave
Speaker 2: him a lot. He was able to He was able
Speaker 2: to will and deal and do some of the things
Speaker 2: that that he that makes his game special. Against these guys,
Speaker 2: knowing that we have that guy, I'm gonna be looking
Speaker 2: to see how they how they play us, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean? Are they gonna be in those zone
Speaker 2: coverages knowing that they have to be in coverages that
Speaker 2: they can put their eyes on the quarterback. They can't
Speaker 2: turn their back at all. With jaydon you turn your
Speaker 2: back one time, He's gonna make it pay for us.
Speaker 2: So I think in order for us to have the
Speaker 2: kind of offensive game that we're looking for, I want
Speaker 2: to see a Batters attack. I want to see a
Speaker 2: lot of that thunder that we got still left be
Speaker 2: Rob you know Rodriguez, Uh, you know the other guy
Speaker 2: that we have back then, Matt Nichols. I want to
Speaker 2: see those guys be effective. But I know that's going
Speaker 2: to open up our past the game Zach Hurt came
Speaker 2: back home. This used to be it used to be
Speaker 2: his home, so I'm pretty sure he might set up
Speaker 2: pass somewhere down the street. Got on the show down
Speaker 2: here to show them what they're missing a little bit.
Speaker 2: So be ready to see him in the pass game
Speaker 2: and be effective.
Speaker 1: To your point, Cliff Kekisbury too, same thing, right, they
Speaker 1: have something to prove out.
Speaker 2: This game needs up to that for the Keys. I
Speaker 2: know he ain't home to night part part and be
Speaker 2: miss saved thing. What is the key for our defense?
Speaker 3: Without defense, I think the ultimate thing is we have
Speaker 3: to get out there and stop James Connor. I know
Speaker 3: we talk about Colin Murray, we talk about Marvin Harrison Jr.
Speaker 3: But if they don't establish their run, they can't run
Speaker 3: their offense how they want to run it. So we
Speaker 3: can stop James Connor and make it tough on him. Now,
Speaker 3: you make them one dimensional and when they're pressing, passing,
Speaker 3: they are a good football team.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: And then on top of that, as a defense, don't
Speaker 3: hurt yourself. You can't have penalties, you can't give them
Speaker 3: extra downs and things of that nature.
Speaker 4: You do that, you win the football game, hands.
Speaker 2: Down and tending missus zach ERTs.
Speaker 1: He was on Players Club recently, right, yeah, man, you
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Speaker 2: Give you all your coverage. Fans. Are y'all gonna be
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Speaker 1: We need y'all to be loud. Okay, So what I
Speaker 1: need y'all do? I need y'all to practice out loud.
Speaker 1: Y'all are gonna be out in Arizona, Okay. So first stays. First,
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Speaker 2: I love it, I love it, I love it.
Speaker 1: Now, you know what Super Bowl Champion Brian Mitchell deserves
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