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Speaker 2: On this Thursday, Dan and the Dannetz Dan Patrick Show

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Speaker 2: got a few NFL topics and I didn't think that

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Speaker 2: we would have a Jim Harball should be suspended by

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Speaker 2: the NFL Commissioner topics today. But Urban Meyer, on a podcast,

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Speaker 2: the Fox analyst and former coach, said, if you're going

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Speaker 2: to punish Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel back in

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Speaker 2: twenty eleven when he got to the NFL after being

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Speaker 2: punished at Ohio State, he got suspended six games, why

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Speaker 2: shouldn't Jim Harbaugh be suspended. We'll talk to Albert Breer,

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Speaker 2: the Monday Morning Quarterback. We'll have that for him. Also,

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Speaker 2: the Ambassador to the United Kingdom is lobbying for the

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Speaker 2: Super Bowl to be played in London. Can you look

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Speaker 2: at the dates, Paulie, of how many Super Bowls already

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Speaker 2: have dates locked in? I know we have San Francisco

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Speaker 2: we have Atlanta? Then after that, after that nothing is scheduled.

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Speaker 3: So Atlanta the next three San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta

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Speaker 3: twenty twenty nine is up in the air and everything Forward.

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Speaker 2: number eight seven seven to three DP show whole question, Seaton.

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Speaker 2: I think we had a couple of them an hour one. Heck,

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Speaker 2: yeah we did.

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Speaker 4: Uh well, we've got one that we've had numerous times before.

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Speaker 2: Whose career would you rather have?

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Speaker 4: Chase Daniel or Isaiah Pacheco?

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Speaker 2: Right now?

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Speaker 4: Seventy two percent of the audience have Chase Daniel.

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Speaker 2: So Chase started five games in his NFL career, He's

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Speaker 2: a great analyst. Isaiah Pacheco has won two Super Bowls

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Speaker 2: with the Chiefs. This is a Paul special. So he

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Speaker 2: hasn't gotten paid. I think he's got three million, maybe

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Speaker 2: four million dollars. He's gotten paid. Chase Daniel made forty

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Speaker 2: million dollars. I opted for Isaiah Pacheco. I'm all about

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Speaker 2: team and winning. Where's the Dannants all sided with Chase

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Speaker 2: Daniel because of forty million dollars?

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Speaker 3: Yes, Paul, it does show the difference between even backup

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Speaker 3: quarterback money and starting running back money in the NFL,

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Speaker 3: it's pretty close. Like you would have to be a

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Speaker 3: pretty good NFL running back to make more than five

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Speaker 3: million dollars a year these days, and I think.

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Speaker 5: That's probably pretty average for a backup quarterback.

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Speaker 2: Well, let's look at backup quarterbacks from last year. Yeah,

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Speaker 2: Jared Stidham with the Broncos made six million. Marcus Mariota

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Speaker 2: made six million with the Commanders. Tyrod Taylor made six

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Speaker 2: million with the Jets. Now that's a high end backup.

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Speaker 2: Trey Lance made five point three million with the Cowboys,

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Speaker 2: Drew Locke five million with the Giants, Joe Flacco made

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Speaker 2: four and a half with the Colts. And then who's

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Speaker 2: your guy? Uh, what is it? Tyler Beagent? Tyson Beagent,

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Speaker 2: Tyson Beagent? Is the Division two? Yes, okay, he signed

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Speaker 2: a two year deal, I think for ten million dollars

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Speaker 2: with the Bears. And this was his reaction yesterday.

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Speaker 6: You know a lot of people don't know this, but

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Speaker 6: you know, my dad is my he's my right hand man,

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Speaker 6: and he didn't he didn't have running water until he

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Speaker 6: was in high school. So there's definitely a lot of

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Speaker 6: things that and people that I could that I think

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Speaker 6: I could certainly help with this gift I've been blessed with.

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Speaker 6: But yeah, just little things like that. But you know,

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Speaker 6: I don't really know anybody back at home with any money.

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Speaker 6: So yeah, it feels good. I mean, it's certainly a

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Speaker 6: it definitely means a lot.

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Speaker 2: Oh good for him, he got the opportunity. You know

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Speaker 2: what it means to him. He doesn't come from money.

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Speaker 2: He's going to make more by December than Isaiah Pacheco

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Speaker 2: But Tyson Beaija And it's a two year deal for

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Speaker 2: you're signing these guys and you hope they don't play,

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Speaker 2: because if they do play, then something happened to your starter.

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Speaker 2: But if you're a good team, playoff team, then you're

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Speaker 2: it pays to be a backup quarterback if you're getting

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Speaker 2: you know the fan base is hoping you don't play.

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Speaker 2: The team is probably hoping you don't play because that

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Pauling, I've got the updated salaries and guys like

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Speaker 3: there's a guy who's gonna make forty million dollars in

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Speaker 3: Who do you think? I don't know if we could

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Speaker 3: I'll give you a hint. He makes forty five million

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Speaker 2: Former NFL running back Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson was

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Speaker 7: And I'll tell you this as much yre what I

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Speaker 7: do not draft him. We're gonna make hi, We're gonna

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Speaker 7: make an example out of him. And this came from

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Speaker 7: a very good source, a very good source, and he

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Speaker 7: They weren't going to drafted, all right.

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Speaker 2: because it came out of nowhere. He was falling, falling, falling, falling, falling.

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Speaker 2: I don't think the NFL would say to all of

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Speaker 2: There's other players you could have made an example out of. Shadoor.

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Speaker 2: Sanders just interviewed poorly. He came in entitled, now this

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Speaker 2: But I don't know his personality. We haven't had him on.

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Speaker 2: But what I was told by somebody who was in

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Speaker 2: can't imagine, like who calls who from the NFL says hey,

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Speaker 2: I don't know how it stays his secret this amount

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Speaker 2: that you would think this would get leaked. Now, whether

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Speaker 2: that Jimmy Haslam had the heavy hand and you know

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Speaker 2: he instructed the team to take Shoud or Sanders. That's

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Speaker 2: may never know. Do I think that the NFL owners

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Speaker 2: Mike Brown and Cincinnati's gonna go. H just got a call,

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Speaker 2: We're not taking Shoud or Sanders. His grades were all

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Speaker 2: found out that he interviewed poorly. And he didn't know

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Speaker 2: this because he just he didn't get jobs. But he interviewed,

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Speaker 2: but he interviewed poorly. Now, he didn't go in there

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Speaker 2: Sanders went in there and it's like, uh, yeah, okay,

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Speaker 2: how long is this going to take? You won't me

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Speaker 2: I think the prevailing attitude was shoud Or came in

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Speaker 2: not a He wasn't viewed as a Marquis talent. Now

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Speaker 2: you'll put up with that stuff if the talent equates

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Speaker 2: so great. And I think that's what happened with shadh

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Speaker 2: I don't. But that was Fred Rogan Rodney Pete on

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Speaker 2: and this is Shoudoor Sanders. What are you guys doing.

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Speaker 2: Somebody's gonna get fired at the mother Ship? Are you

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Speaker 2: or Sanders? All right, So we'll get some phone calls

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Speaker 2: in here. Albert Breer will join us, and Padres aren't

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Speaker 2: going away. They close in on the Dodgers. And who

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Speaker 2: would have thought the new and improved Rockies roughing up

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Speaker 2: Shoheutani last night and his MVP odds went from eight

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Speaker 2: thousand to six thousand. That feels like that's a precipitous drop, like,

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Speaker 2: oh my gosh. But he's got such a head start

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Speaker 2: here that it's his MVP. They can have the ceremony now, Yeah,

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Speaker 2: Palling Daniel.

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Speaker 3: Rockies, by the way, are on a hot streak. They've

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Speaker 3: won seven of ten. They're now thirty seven and ninety

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Speaker 2: in Costa Mesa, Hi, Ryan, what's on your mind today?

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Speaker 8: Hey there, Dan, I had some thoughts on the Jim

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Speaker 8: Harbaugh story. I know you were talking about some precedents

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Speaker 8: I was also thinking about another precedent that's more NFL related,

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Speaker 8: and that was the Spygates handle with the Patriots. I

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Speaker 8: want to say that kind of unfolded around two thousand

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Speaker 8: and seven, and I'm pretty positive Bill Belichick received no

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Speaker 8: suspension for that, and I kind of remember it being

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Speaker 8: pretty similar to what the Wolverines were accused.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, but they did give Jim Harball a ten year suspension.

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Speaker 2: It's called show cause. He was punished by the NC

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Speaker 2: double A. If the NFL doesn't punish Bill Belichick, then

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Speaker 2: they don't punish him. But college football punished him. Jim

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Speaker 2: Tressel got punished by the NC DOUBLEA. That's the difference.

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Speaker 2: Should should Belichick have been involved in that? Probably? I

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Speaker 2: You know what, we should regionalize college sports? I know,

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Speaker 2: Albert Breer, the Monday Morning quarterback, has got to answer

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Speaker 2: More of your phone calls. Update our poll results for

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Speaker 2: Albert Breer, the Monday Morning quarterback senior NFL reporter, Man,

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Speaker 2: Do I have some topics for you? Albert, let me

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Speaker 12: I thought it was dumb at the time to suspend Tressel,

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Speaker 5: There were different motivations for it.

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Speaker 2: to the United Kingdom is lobbying for London to get

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Speaker 2: the Super Bowl. At some point, this comes up occasionally. Yeah,

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Speaker 2: I do think we're headed towards this. I don't know

432
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Speaker 2: if it's ten years from now, but I think the

433
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Speaker 2: NFL can take the heat because you're still going to

434
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Speaker 2: tune into the Super Bowl. Where do you like where

435
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Speaker 2: do you land on this story?

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Speaker 12: I agree that I think eventually it will happen. I

437
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Speaker 12: think the biggest hurdle now is the television rating is

438
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Speaker 12: such a big deal and the NFL really does care

439
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Speaker 12: about seventy million versus eighty million, versus one hundred million

440
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Speaker 12: versus one hundred and twenty million. And if you really

441
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Speaker 12: care about that, your kickoff time does matter, you know.

442
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Speaker 12: And so if you're holding the game in London, if

443
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Speaker 12: it's at what would be if it was at eight

444
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Speaker 12: o'clock twenty five, right, like no, but if it was

445
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Speaker 12: eight o'clock local, then that's three o'clock Eastern, and you

446
00:24:52,520 --> 00:24:53,640
Speaker 12: can say it's the super Bowl.

447
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Speaker 5: Yeah, like everybody's going to sit down and wash it.

448
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Speaker 5: But is that really true?

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Speaker 12: I think the Super Bowl is a unique one because

450
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Speaker 12: it is so dependent on the drive by viewer. You know,

451
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Speaker 12: that number going from in the playoffs like fifty million

452
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Speaker 12: to one hundred and twenty million. That's not based on

453
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Speaker 12: people like me and you Dan tuning in, you know

454
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Speaker 12: what I mean, like we were there regardless. That's based

455
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Speaker 12: on people who could take it or leave it, who

456
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Speaker 12: I like, quite literally could could say like no, I'm

457
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Speaker 12: I'm I'm you know, I go out for my walk,

458
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Speaker 12: you know, or I go out for a hike on

459
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Speaker 12: Sunday afternoon. So if the game's on at seven, I'm

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Speaker 12: gonna watch it. But if it's on at three, I'm not.

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Speaker 12: So I think that's the one hurdle is like the

462
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Speaker 12: television number, the advertising rates, all of that different stuff,

463
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Speaker 12: like the communal aspect of the Super Bowl.

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Speaker 5: But I think they would love to do it, you know,

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Speaker 5: because I do think.

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Speaker 12: Growing internationally is a huge priority of Roger Goodell's, it's

467
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Speaker 12: a huge priority of the league offices.

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Speaker 5: It's a huge priority for a lot of owners.

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Speaker 12: And I think what they've figured out over the years,

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Speaker 12: there's a reason why they don't put preseason games over

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Speaker 12: there anymore, right Like they used to do that.

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Speaker 5: Remember the Tokyo Bowl back in the day, they used

473
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Speaker 5: to do that.

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Speaker 12: And the reason they don't, the reason they don't do that,

475
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Speaker 12: the reason they pulled NFL Europe is they found they

476
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Speaker 12: felt like those things don't make a dent, like you

477
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Speaker 12: got to send them the real thing, which I think

478
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Speaker 12: is why they feel like now they're starting to make

479
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Speaker 12: a dent because they're sending the real thing over overseas,

480
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Speaker 12: and of course there'd be nothing more impactful than putting

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Speaker 12: the super Bowl in another country.

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Speaker 2: What about a Saturday night super Bowl in London? And

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Speaker 2: you started a little bit later.

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Speaker 12: Okay, so what you say, like the Londoners got to

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Speaker 12: put up with a ten pm kickoff or something.

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Speaker 2: No, let's say kickoff? Is it nine?

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Speaker 5: So it's four in the US.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, But now you're talking about a Saturday rating versus

489
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Speaker 12: a Sunday rating. You know more about this than I do.

490
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Speaker 12: But isn't Sunday a much better ratings day than Saturday?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's the super Bowl and you get to

492
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Speaker 2: But what I'm saying you get to get up on

493
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Speaker 2: Sunday though, you don't have to worry about Monday.

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Speaker 5: Right.

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Speaker 12: But like, what I'm saying is that the super Bowl

496
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Speaker 12: is so dependent on it's that rating is so dependent

497
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Speaker 12: on people who could take it or leave it, you know.

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Speaker 5: What I mean?

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Speaker 12: That rating, like that rating going through the roof, you know,

500
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Speaker 12: is based on so many people that don't normally watch,

501
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Speaker 12: sitting down and watching with everybody else. And do you

502
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Speaker 12: lose that take it or leave it viewer if you're

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Speaker 12: putting it at a less opportune time. I think that's

504
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Speaker 12: the sort of question I don't know, Like maybe you don't,

505
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Speaker 12: but I think that's the sort of question that will

506
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Speaker 12: get batted around.

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Speaker 2: Did the Colts fail Anthony Richardson?

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Speaker 5: No.

509
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Speaker 12: I think they gave him plenty of chances to to

510
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Speaker 12: to seize this and to take it and to run

511
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Speaker 12: with it. And you know, I think it's on.

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Speaker 2: Them that they drafted.

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Speaker 12: It's a project them that they got this wrong right,

514
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Speaker 12: but that they got the draft pick wrong one million percent,

515
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Speaker 12: that's on them. I think part of it is what

516
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Speaker 12: happens when you predetermine in a certain year we're taking

517
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Speaker 12: a quarterback regardless of who's there, right, Like I think

518
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Speaker 12: if you remember the way the year before went Dan,

519
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Speaker 12: like how they went to from Matt Ryan eventually went

520
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Speaker 12: to Sam Ellinger and like the owner had put a

521
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Speaker 12: lot of pressure God rest his soul had put a

522
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Speaker 12: lot of pressure on a lot of people like we

523
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Speaker 12: need to stop cycling through. And they had been through

524
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Speaker 12: that whole period of you know, Luck to Berset to

525
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Speaker 12: Rivers to Wentz to Rhyn and it's like we need

526
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Speaker 12: to stop this, we need to get a long term answer.

527
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Speaker 12: So you predetermined we're going to take one high in

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Speaker 12: the first round. Well, what happens when Bryce Young goes one,

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Speaker 12: c J.

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Speaker 5: Stroud goes to and there's nobody worth taking fourth overall

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Speaker 5: and you force it, Like that's how Christian Ponder goes

532
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Speaker 5: twelfth overall. Right, So like I think that's that's the

533
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Speaker 5: cautionary tale here. I don't think he was ever worth

534
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Speaker 5: the fourth, fourth overall pick. I don't think. I think

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Speaker 5: a lot of teams.

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Speaker 12: I think if you'd ask most teams they would tell

537
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Speaker 12: you that if they were honest about it, you know.

538
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Speaker 12: And I think this is a case of you know,

539
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Speaker 12: coaches in his third year where he hasn't made the

540
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Speaker 12: playoffs yet, GM's in his ninth year and they can't

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Speaker 12: throw another year overboard in the name of quarterback development.

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Speaker 5: Last year is an interesting stat.

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Speaker 12: Last year they were twenty ninth and total defense, they

544
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Speaker 12: were thirtieth in giveaways. They feel like the defensive things

545
00:29:13,400 --> 00:29:15,480
Speaker 12: been being sold by bringing in Luen and Romo and

546
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Speaker 12: signing guys like Cambinam.

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Speaker 5: And Sjarvarius Ward. Now you got to take care of

548
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Speaker 5: the giveaway thing.

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Speaker 12: And they still won eight games to spite all of

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Speaker 12: that last year, Right, you do that by being more

551
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Speaker 12: efficient on offense. You do that by keeping the train

552
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Speaker 12: on the tracks on offense and staying out of long yardage.

553
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Speaker 12: And to me, that hit that Anthony Richardson took, that

554
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Speaker 12: he got hurt on. I mean, no one wanted to

555
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Speaker 12: see the result, but that was indicative of everything, like

556
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Speaker 12: his awareness, his ability to process everything in front of him.

557
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Speaker 12: It's still not there three years in the progress that

558
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Speaker 12: they need to see isn't there. And so you know

559
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Speaker 12: it's not it's for the coach, for the GM or

560
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Speaker 12: fighting for the job, and also for the other ten

561
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Speaker 12: guys in the huddle who probably are like enough of this,

562
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Speaker 12: you know, like your Jonathan Taylors, You're Alec Pierces, your

563
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Speaker 12: Michael Pittman's Like, is a fair them to say, no,

564
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Speaker 12: we're going to sink another year into quarterback development. I

565
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Speaker 12: think that's where the Colts are at right now. They

566
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Speaker 12: just have to give everyone in the organization a better

567
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Speaker 12: answer at the position.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's malpractice to put him out there as

569
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Speaker 2: rookie year first game that he wasn't ready for them.

570
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Speaker 2: He was barely ready for Florida, let alone getting to

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Speaker 2: the Colts before I let you go the holdouts. Any

572
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Speaker 2: updates on McLaurin and Hendrickson, Yeah.

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Speaker 5: I think Hendrickson's gonna be really hard to trade the offer.

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Speaker 12: I think people would be surprised to see the raw number,

575
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Speaker 12: like how far the Bengals have gone just as far

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Speaker 12: as the average per year. I don't think they're at

577
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Speaker 12: where you know, Watt and Garrett are, but they're not

578
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Speaker 12: very far off. The future guarantees are the issue, and

579
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Speaker 12: like how willing the Bengals are to bend there. I

580
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Speaker 12: think Pride's come into it because it has been three

581
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Speaker 12: straight off seasons for Trey Hendrickson.

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Speaker 5: He's been in this position. I think the Bengals to

583
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Speaker 5: get Trey Hendrickson signed, may need to make this feel

584
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Speaker 5: like a win for Trey. And I can't imagine. I mean,

585
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Speaker 5: the Bengal has been listening the whole time.

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Speaker 12: They want they want a high pick, they want an

587
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Speaker 12: active player, and they want you know, and and Trey's

588
00:31:13,400 --> 00:31:15,440
Speaker 12: got to get his contract, which is a lot to

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Speaker 12: give up for a thirty one year old if you're

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Speaker 12: another team, which is why I don't think there'll be

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Speaker 12: a trade partner. As for Terry, I think that that

592
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Speaker 12: you know, that's one of those where I think we

593
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Speaker 12: get to the doorstep of the season and everybody puts

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Speaker 12: their cards on the table, and I just think, and

595
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Speaker 12: this is just me talking, I think Terry is too

596
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Speaker 12: important to what dan Quinn has built there over the

597
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Speaker 12: last eighteen months and winning with the Commanders and being

598
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Speaker 12: a one team guy is too important to Terry for

599
00:31:46,320 --> 00:31:48,440
Speaker 12: them not to find some middle ground. But it does

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Speaker 12: feel like at this point they need a deadline to

601
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Speaker 12: push them there, and and I think they's going to

602
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Speaker 12: have to be a point too for the Commanders where

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Speaker 12: they're gonna have to look at it and say, you

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Speaker 12: know what, our data might tell us this that like

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Speaker 12: it's it's tough to sign a receiver of that age

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Speaker 12: to this sort of guarante.

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Speaker 5: This sort of.

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Speaker 12: Guarantee, I think they're going to have to bend a

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Speaker 12: little bit and say, like this is a special case

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Speaker 12: because of what he means to our franchise.

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Speaker 2: And I've stayed away from the Micah Parsons until there

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Speaker 2: was a trade offer or I really felt like he

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Speaker 2: was going to be traded, or because I think this

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Speaker 2: is inevitable. Is there any update on Micah partier?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it's a little different. I think, like

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Speaker 5: the one difference, and so I'll give you the similarities

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Speaker 5: between this and the last few. The pace of the

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Speaker 5: negotiation with this one and C. D. Lamb and Dak

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Speaker 5: Prescott and Zach Martin is the same. And it almost

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Speaker 5: feels like Jerry has taken this and said early in

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Speaker 5: the offseason, you want to take our offer, fine, if not,

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Speaker 5: we'll see you. We'll see you in four or five months,

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Speaker 5: you know. And the pacing of the these negotiations seems

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Speaker 5: to go this way. It's hard to totally dismiss the

625
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Speaker 5: idea that this helps the cow Boys getting the A

626
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Speaker 5: block on first take, you know what I mean, like

627
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Speaker 5: for the entire summer. So you know, like that's why

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Speaker 5: those deals got done.

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Speaker 12: So you know, those deals got done so close to

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Speaker 12: the beginning of the season that it's tough to rule

631
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Speaker 12: anything out now. The difference is Dak Prescott was wildly

632
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Speaker 12: popular in the building see Ceedee Lamb, Zach Martin wildly

633
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Speaker 12: popular in the building. I don't know that it's the

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Speaker 12: same way with Micah, and that may complicate things a

635
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Speaker 12: little bit. And Mike is also a free thinker, you know,

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Speaker 12: And so I think the Cowboys are going to probably

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Speaker 12: put their best offer on the table, you know, at

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Speaker 12: some point in the two weeks between now and the opener,

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Speaker 12: and and we'll see if he takes it.

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Speaker 5: But I think it would take probably around forty five

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Speaker 5: million dollars a year to get it done now.

642
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Speaker 2: Oh forty five Yeah, So it's.

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Speaker 5: Again part of it's like making the player feel like

644
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Speaker 5: he's a winner after you know, putting him through all

645
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Speaker 5: of this. So I think that's where you're at.

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Speaker 2: Great to talk to you. Thanks is always safe travels.

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Speaker 5: Thanks standing.

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Speaker 12: And we got a favor to ask of you that

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Speaker 12: I I think you'll enjoy a little bit fantasy related,

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Speaker 12: So look out for that one.

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Speaker 2: Oh no, hopefully you don't want advice.

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Speaker 5: No no, no.

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Speaker 12: In fact, like I get my friends always asked me

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Speaker 12: for advice, and I tell them they're they're asking the

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Speaker 12: wrong person. So I'm with you on that. You can

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Speaker 12: ask me now if you want to. Let's just say okay,

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Speaker 12: So a couple of my friends we went through because

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Speaker 12: you know, like I'm the connection to everything for them

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Speaker 12: and uh, we went through some some sportscasters that we

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Speaker 12: all grew up watching and uh, and they picked you

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Speaker 12: as the guy they would like to randomly select the

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Speaker 12: draft order for it, all right. The twist is that

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Speaker 12: there are some inappropriate names that may still be around

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Speaker 12: from twenty years ago when we were all just out

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Speaker 12: of college and naming our teams things that I think

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Speaker 12: one of my friends said he would he would, he'd

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Speaker 12: die last thing if he heard you heard you announce

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Speaker 12: some of these names.

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Speaker 5: So we'll see if.

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Speaker 2: Okay, But it can't be made public though, well I

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Speaker 2: promise that, I argue, like Cameo, you have my promise.

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Speaker 12: It will be destroyed after after they after everybody gets

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Speaker 12: a everybody gets just to see it.

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Speaker 2: Because Cameo, you know, you'll have leagues that reach out

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Speaker 2: and say, would you do our draft and there's some

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Speaker 2: suspect names on their team names, and uh, you know,

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Speaker 2: I said, you know, you can't make it public, but

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Speaker 2: I'll do it for you know, the ten people in

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Speaker 2: the room. But yeah, I'll be more than happy to

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Speaker 2: do that.

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Speaker 5: All right, thanks, DP, I appreciate it. They'll be pumping.

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Speaker 2: That's Albert Breer, the Monday morning quarterback. Will take a

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Speaker 2: break when we come back. The comeback Player of the

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Speaker 2: Year odds are out and there's a couple of names

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Speaker 2: that are pretty interesting here on the list. We'll have

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Speaker 2: that for you and more of your phone calls as

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Speaker 2: well after this.

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Speaker 1: Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in

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Speaker 2: You know, ever since I was reading the Baseball Almanac

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Speaker 2: a couple of days ago and I stumbled upon Gencarlos

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Speaker 2: Stanton's career home run total of four forty one. I

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Speaker 2: think he's hit three or four home runs since then,

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Speaker 2: as he inches closer to five hundred, I'm going to

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Speaker 2: take credit for that. Oh, Dylan just walked into the room.

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Speaker 9: Wow.

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Speaker 2: Do they sell men's clothes? Where you got those pants? Dang?

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Speaker 5: I don't know what they sell pants? Where I got

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Speaker 5: the pants?

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Speaker 7: Then?

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Speaker 2: So Dylan part of the BRGS and of course one

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Speaker 2: of the stars of the Gambling podcast, Dan Patrick, takes

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Speaker 2: a gamble which you can listen to coming up a

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Speaker 2: little bit later on today at danpatrick dot com. And

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Speaker 2: we have some odds here courtesy of DraftKings, the Comeback

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Speaker 2: Player of the Year odds in the NFL.

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Speaker 13: All right, Dyl, All right, Dan, So there's a couple

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Speaker 13: of interesting ones. Paul and I were actually chopping up

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Speaker 13: some of them earlier.

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Speaker 2: So now is there new language about the comeback Player

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Speaker 2: of the Year, because that's really important. We thought Damar Hamlin,

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Speaker 2: who nearly died a couple of times, that seemed like

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Speaker 2: a shoe in where Joe Flacco came back from sitting

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Speaker 2: on his couch and playing in the NFL and he

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Speaker 2: ended up winning the award.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, The guidance from the NFL and the AP writers

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Speaker 3: says a player simply returning from poor performance should not

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Speaker 3: really be considered. It has to be injury, ailment, life,

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Speaker 3: something with their light.

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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, So with that in mind, give me

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Speaker 2: the comeback Player of the year odds.

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Speaker 5: All right.

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Speaker 13: So the best odds are dak and Aiden Hutchinson at

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Speaker 13: plus two seventy five each.

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Speaker 2: Okay, CMC, they were injured. They were injured, Yeah.

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Speaker 5: Both injured.

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Speaker 13: CMC plus three seventy he's usually he's primally on their

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Speaker 13: Trevor Lawrence plus four seventy five.

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Speaker 2: How injured was he?

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Speaker 3: He missed five games, five or six?

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Speaker 13: Okay, okay, And then this is what it gets interesting.

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Speaker 13: JJ McCarthy plus one thousand. He's really more of like

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Speaker 13: an NBA rookie, you know, like he didn't he's not

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Speaker 13: really coming back from anything on.

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Speaker 5: The field related.

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Speaker 2: Well, he hurt his knee, but he didn't play, but

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Speaker 2: he still was coming back from knee surgery.

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Speaker 3: Well, I guess the questions was he ever there to

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Speaker 3: come back?

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Speaker 2: Well, where did he get injured? That is true, he

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Speaker 2: was in practice, wasn't it.

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Speaker 3: So if he was a healthy, scratch rookie who just

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Speaker 3: sat behind a starter, no dice. But since he was

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Speaker 3: actually injured, yeah.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I got a problem with another guy

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Speaker 2: on this list, But go ahead, dial uh.

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Speaker 13: Nick Chubb plus twelve hundred and then this is the

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Speaker 13: guy I go to. Guess you're gonna have a problem

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Speaker 13: with Daniel Jones plus two thousand and what is he

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Speaker 13: coming back from being on the Giants feeling? It seems

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Speaker 13: kind of fair? Actually, okay, was he hurt it all

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Speaker 13: last year? Besides whose feelings?

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Speaker 3: He was a couple games last year, but he had

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Speaker 3: ten starts, eight touchdown, seven picks.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: See, I mean I think it's still fair to have

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Speaker 4: a couple of year window of people getting used to

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Speaker 4: the idea that it's just injured players, not players who

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Speaker 4: were reviving a stalled career. You know, yeah, we all

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Speaker 4: sort of still look at it that way too. But

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Speaker 4: if you just try to narrow it down to injured players, then.

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Speaker 2: I get it. Who else is on the list?

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Speaker 13: Well, this one's interesting, Dan, So Anthony Richardson is plus

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Speaker 13: thirty five hundred. I see a window where Daniel Jones

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Speaker 13: gets yanked early in the season. Anthony Richardson is coming

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Speaker 13: back from this season and an injury previously.

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Speaker 2: Let's go around the room quickly. Who is your pick

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Speaker 2: for Comeback Player of the Year, Todd.

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Speaker 5: Trevor Lawrence is gonna have a better season this year?

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Speaker 2: All right? Seatan, Nick Chubb, Okay, Marvin Aiden Hutcheson, Dylan

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Speaker 2: Anthony Richardson. Of course, nobody makes more bad bets than

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Speaker 2: Dylan Paully. What about you.

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Speaker 3: Can't be dak Aiden or CMC. They're expected to be great.

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Speaker 3: It's Trevor Lawrence.

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Speaker 2: I'm gonna go JJ McCarthy, JJ McCarthy, come on down.

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Speaker 2: I saw where Steffan Diggs is on there he is?

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Speaker 2: He coming back from CARDI B Like what.

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Speaker 13: That's a Comeback Player of the Award. I can kind

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Speaker 13: of get behind me. I think he did two soon. Sorry,

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Speaker 13: are they still going out checking?

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Speaker 5: They may have split?

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Speaker 2: Oh they did. I thought it was gonna last more

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Speaker 2: of a summer Flint. Oh really, they're just having fun

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Speaker 2: right now. Still want to know what was going on

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Speaker 2: on the boat there the yacht Findal Hour in this

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Speaker 2: Thursday straight Ahead