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Speaker 1: Welcome to another edition of the Around the NFL Podcast.
Speaker 1: My name is Dan Hansis comes to you from a
Speaker 1: virtual room filled with some heroes. Mark Sessler, Greg Rosenthal.
Speaker 1: Oh but that's that's not all. It is drafting And
Speaker 1: because it's draft week, you're kind of full slate of shows,
Speaker 1: special guests. Up the butt. Weird choice of words there, Yeah,
Speaker 1: very perfect. Yeah, but that means a lot got butt
Speaker 1: on your mind. I guess, I guess so up the wazoo,
Speaker 1: which is I think the same thing. Anyway, there's a
Speaker 1: fourth on the show today and it's been too long.
Speaker 1: Hit it riggy. It's one of them heroes with the news.
Speaker 1: They're not that knocks y'all. Mary take us out, he repeated,
Speaker 1: The might have the traveling I like this history is
Speaker 1: very very rich. Yes it's Colleen whoa. And yes that
Speaker 1: was one of Connie, one of the part one of
Speaker 1: the participants in the makes make Connie's theme song contest
Speaker 1: not a victor, but figured we'd bring back one of
Speaker 1: the honorable mentions and that you know that one, as
Speaker 1: the kids say, slaps, I don't remember that one being
Speaker 1: so good. But I'm really into that. I like it.
Speaker 1: I'm just going to ride around. I feel like that's
Speaker 1: the first time we've heard that song um since Colleen
Speaker 1: was on and was picking her quarantine house the same
Speaker 1: show where No, don't say it, don't bring it up,
Speaker 1: where she said the mayor of New York was like
Speaker 1: strikingly handsome in a comment at that time that was
Speaker 1: a popular opinion. Had I known what I know now,
Speaker 1: I would have absolutely not put him in my quarantine house.
Speaker 1: But we all make mistakes and we learned from them,
Speaker 1: and I learned a lot from that day and that exercise.
Speaker 1: Don't worry that Gregg is deeply embedded in cancel culture
Speaker 1: and has an updated notebook for anyone who gets removed
Speaker 1: from society, so he's on that beat. I was wondering
Speaker 1: where you're going with that, Greg, and then I saw
Speaker 1: Colleen's face turned sour, and I was like, Oh, he's
Speaker 1: about to land a haymaker here. And it was the Cuomo.
Speaker 1: It was It was it because Horby is important. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, there was a lot we didn't know back
Speaker 1: Colleen's defense. Mark also is going to change gal Gado
Speaker 1: to a radiator to teach her a lesson at the
Speaker 1: beginning of the pandemic as what's the problem with that?
Speaker 1: We were all in different places. It was, it was
Speaker 1: a tough time. I stick by that um modus about Berandi.
Speaker 1: She's missed his draft. I mean she's got her own
Speaker 1: podcast about the draft. Yeah, what's going over that? Tell
Speaker 1: us about that? How did it happen? How's it going? Okay,
Speaker 1: it's good. I Uh, That's why I haven't been on
Speaker 1: in a while, because I've been doing this. You know,
Speaker 1: it's weird. I've never It's a lot different than the
Speaker 1: like doing the shows on the network, doing a podcast
Speaker 1: and just with one other person. So, as it turns out,
Speaker 1: work working is a lot of work. So I've been
Speaker 1: really busy with it. But you guys can check that
Speaker 1: out on the clock. I've talked to a bunch of
Speaker 1: different prospects. Uh. They all have some really funny, cool
Speaker 1: different background. Store it's been. It's been nice. It's been
Speaker 1: a learning experience. Dan, who's your faith? Who's been one?
Speaker 1: If we were going to check out one to start with,
Speaker 1: where would you start? I like the the Justin Hilliard
Speaker 1: one UM was good and then also Benjamin St. Juice
Speaker 1: Um juice, it's he's French Canadian. I've been having a
Speaker 1: hard time saying his name, which is problematic because promoting
Speaker 1: it is an issue if I don't really know the
Speaker 1: cornect the you know, correct way to pronounce his name.
Speaker 1: But he has so many different fun acts, including one
Speaker 1: that he gave a pair of Jay's to the Pope.
Speaker 1: So there's that. I'd love to see you sneaking a
Speaker 1: like a fake person who just see how many people
Speaker 1: catch up to be like this is a from the
Speaker 1: Wilderness prospect. We love his story and then totally create
Speaker 1: a deep fiction and see if anyone notices I'm down,
Speaker 1: will you do it with me? Yeah? Okay, well that's
Speaker 1: my draft knowledge in a nuts Felso make sure you
Speaker 1: check out on the clock with Connie fox Um do that.
Speaker 1: And also, you know we have we have so many
Speaker 1: great resources for the draft with it it's just what
Speaker 1: seventy two hours away at this point, ninety six hours away?
Speaker 1: Who's counting. Later on today's show, Land Zero Line, another
Speaker 1: favorite of the show, draft analyst for NFL dot Com
Speaker 1: NFL Network works down in Houston. He's gonna join us
Speaker 1: UH to give his takes on what's gonna go down
Speaker 1: in Cleveland, and Connie, You're gonna be in Cleveland as well.
Speaker 1: And I always love your role at the draft because
Speaker 1: you're very front center on NFL Network in a lot
Speaker 1: of ways with the programming, but this is the one
Speaker 1: where you're amongst the people. And as an added bonus, uh,
Speaker 1: the always on the edge of insanity, Michael Irvine is
Speaker 1: with you, so that feels like it's gonna be great.
Speaker 1: You're you're part of the live show for NFL media, right,
Speaker 1: So well, we are the in venue, the people that
Speaker 1: come out in between the picks and basically entertain the crowd.
Speaker 1: So we're like draft hypemen and it's really probably one
Speaker 1: of my favorite assignments of the entire year because it's
Speaker 1: not serious at all and I'm with Michael Irvin for
Speaker 1: the whole night, so it's always fun and entertaining. What's
Speaker 1: Irvin like like because we've we're kind of kept in
Speaker 1: a bubble um. We're like the kids table of NFL media.
Speaker 1: But the secret to it is like with Thanksgiving dinner, Uh,
Speaker 1: the kids tables where the fun is. So it is
Speaker 1: we don't really there left alone. They're like left alone.
Speaker 1: There's rules, we don't strive to sit at the grown
Speaker 1: up table at NFL media. We like where we are,
Speaker 1: but sometimes there's some drawbacks. So that means like Michael
Speaker 1: Irvin's always at the grown ups table, so we've really
Speaker 1: never really interfaced with him professionally, so I only know
Speaker 1: him the way the public does, which is kind of
Speaker 1: this high, amped up guy. He was always yelling and
Speaker 1: fired up about something. What's Irvin like when you're like
Speaker 1: just sitting on a couch in a green room. Is
Speaker 1: he just like big show coming up? Looking forward to
Speaker 1: this or is it I can't wait for this show.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be amazing. Where is the ladder? It's the ladder.
Speaker 1: It's ten out of ten energy scale all the time.
Speaker 1: And I think we all know that I really belong
Speaker 1: at the kids table. I was just somehow dropped onto
Speaker 1: the the adult table into that mix. Um. But Irv is.
Speaker 1: Irv is like that all the time, to the point
Speaker 1: where we'll be having a production meeting for Thursday Night
Speaker 1: Football and he will come in like straight from the
Speaker 1: gym with his workout gloves still on, and he'll start
Speaker 1: doing He'll start doing a whole thing just to himself,
Speaker 1: and we're like, well, who's he talking to right now?
Speaker 1: Is he is this part of the show and he's
Speaker 1: just doing his own sort of sermon off to the
Speaker 1: side to the eggs like it's uh, it's really entertaining.
Speaker 1: Reminds me of Mark before some of Our Lives shows
Speaker 1: in the past that I am. I would say, it's
Speaker 1: a chore for you, Colin. You have to keep up
Speaker 1: that in Michael Irvin level energy yourself the entire time,
Speaker 1: so you know, maybe put some things into the blood
Speaker 1: stream that will help that become more of an organic process. Well,
Speaker 1: I will say, like the next day, I basically just
Speaker 1: have to stare at a wall because I'm drained of
Speaker 1: all life and creativity and ideas after something like that.
Speaker 1: That's true, though, but you also you also essentially play
Speaker 1: the straight man on this or the straight woman to Urban,
Speaker 1: so you don't if you had to match Urban's intensity,
Speaker 1: like your head might explode by So it's almost better
Speaker 1: that you you're just yourself, your Connie, your chill, and
Speaker 1: then he's doing his Irvan thing. It's a pretty good
Speaker 1: buddy cop combo. I gotta say it's perfect. And the
Speaker 1: first time I ever did this was when the draft
Speaker 1: was in Dallas, and they had me with Michael irv
Speaker 1: and in Dallas for the draft, and I had never
Speaker 1: worked with him for one segment, one show anything before,
Speaker 1: and I was so nervous about it cause I'm like,
Speaker 1: what is this gonna be? Like, I really don't know
Speaker 1: him that well. We've never really interacted. And now having
Speaker 1: done multiple drafts with him and Thursday Night Football, it's
Speaker 1: so easy to just put the quarter in and let
Speaker 1: him go because now I know what those buttons all are.
Speaker 1: It's great, very good, very good. Well Connie. Um, we're
Speaker 1: just happy that you're back here. You've never forgotten your roots.
Speaker 1: We've always we've really always liked that about you, and
Speaker 1: that's why you're the tiny box. So before lands Airline, UM,
Speaker 1: let us get caught up on the news in the NFL.
Speaker 1: There's so much news that's happened. Oh Ryan here kills
Speaker 1: one away. It's a boy on Christmas. Christmas is Cohen,
Speaker 1: I don't know what's I don't know, Mark Sessler. It
Speaker 1: is nine years ago today that we were sitting next
Speaker 1: to each other at Radio City Music Hall and the
Speaker 1: Cleveland Browns selected Johnny Manziel I believe with the twenty
Speaker 1: two overall pick in that draft. And I'll always remember
Speaker 1: it because before everything went south for that draft, and
Speaker 1: that was a very bad draft for the Browns. Uh,
Speaker 1: looking back, that was a great night in New York
Speaker 1: City because it felt like there was a lot of
Speaker 1: excitement around Manzille and uh, you know, it didn't work out,
Speaker 1: but we always had that night. Yeah, what a simpleton
Speaker 1: in a rube. I was that evening. But I I
Speaker 1: couldn't know the future. I mean, I think a lot
Speaker 1: of people had a reason to be excited about the
Speaker 1: fact that he was going to be a quarterback somewhere,
Speaker 1: and I, you know, I should have known the minute
Speaker 1: that had happened. That check, who seemed to have arrived
Speaker 1: from the future, was just jabbing me left and right
Speaker 1: with verbal questions, you know, knowing how this thing would
Speaker 1: turn out. And uh, you know, what a doomed affair.
Speaker 1: But maybe Justin Gilbert was the worst pick. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's the crazy thing about all that. M M. I mean,
Speaker 1: Johnny Manziel and Tim Tebow are reminders that none of
Speaker 1: these draft analysts or teams know anything because those were
Speaker 1: popular picks at the time. There were tons of highly
Speaker 1: paid draft analysts who all loved Tim Tebow in the
Speaker 1: first rounder, Johnny Manziel in the first round, Honk, and
Speaker 1: that night, like the Browns had changed everything. I just
Speaker 1: being together with everybody for a moment like that, because
Speaker 1: now we can't do Now, we can't be in Sessler's
Speaker 1: face like with the camera or anything. It used to
Speaker 1: be a lot more fun. Makes year next year, maybe
Speaker 1: one day we will be again. And what you don't see,
Speaker 1: and that's a somewhat famous YouTube clip within the annals
Speaker 1: of around the NFL history and you can find it
Speaker 1: if you care to seek it out. Um, what you
Speaker 1: don't see in that clip is literally right running alongside
Speaker 1: us on the aisle while this was happening, as Drake,
Speaker 1: who was like best buddies with Johnny Manziel at the time,
Speaker 1: and he ran right up and you saw him run
Speaker 1: up the stairs into like the green room area. I
Speaker 1: guess to celebrate and begin the partying for Johnny Manziel,
Speaker 1: which really went on for the next five years or
Speaker 1: so and maybe it still is, who knows. But wherever
Speaker 1: you are, Johnny Manzel, I hope you're doing okay, buddy.
Speaker 1: And you're doing okay. Mark, it's you know, what's interesting
Speaker 1: for the last And I don't think Baker has necessarily
Speaker 1: been a slam dunk, like you know, you're set for
Speaker 1: ten years, but he's been good enough and has had moments.
Speaker 1: And the Browns coming off a great season where you
Speaker 1: haven't even been discussions for quarterback pick in the draft
Speaker 1: for four years now, which is a big difference from
Speaker 1: the previous like ten to twelve to fifteen years of
Speaker 1: your and um, yeah, but I also noticed that like that,
Speaker 1: what that visceral reaction that came out of me due
Speaker 1: to a football maneuver like that hasn't also hasn't happened
Speaker 1: in five plus years. So I need to, you know,
Speaker 1: I need to look deeper as to why that's why
Speaker 1: that's occurring. Let's do some news. Let's start with a
Speaker 1: nugget from Peter King. And I think it's important to
Speaker 1: note here because Peter King himself made sure in his
Speaker 1: Monday Morning Quarterback Colum to note that this was not
Speaker 1: his report. It wasn't based necessarily on hard info in
Speaker 1: terms of something coming imminently, but the fact that he
Speaker 1: put it into his column four days before the draft.
Speaker 1: Is interesting. Uh. He reported that he would not be
Speaker 1: surprised if the Atlanta Falcons traded Julio Jones this offseason,
Speaker 1: and rap Sheet then added on his own reporting that
Speaker 1: the Falcons are quote at least toying with the idea
Speaker 1: of trading Julio Jones. He's thirty two years old, he's
Speaker 1: coming off with a year where he's been banged up.
Speaker 1: But Mark, this is a guy who means so much
Speaker 1: the organization, but it's also an organization in transition. Where
Speaker 1: do you come down on this? Well, I feel like
Speaker 1: I've been banging this drum about cap situation. Hang on
Speaker 1: a second, and now it's done for another edition of
Speaker 1: Mark Sessler threats about the Falcon salary cap situation. Go ahead. Well,
Speaker 1: I noticed that the topic bubbled up suddenly on NFL
Speaker 1: Network today, as if it had become relevant in the
Speaker 1: wake of this news. I mean, King also notes they
Speaker 1: don't want to They mentioned how many players are under
Speaker 1: contract with exactly that they have an NFL low fifties
Speaker 1: six players. I just checked before the broadcast here and
Speaker 1: they are about six million under the caps. So the
Speaker 1: part of this is desperation trying to like get the
Speaker 1: roster under control because there are questions about how they can.
Speaker 1: You know, at this point, even like you know, sign
Speaker 1: the rookie class, you can't really move Julio Jones before
Speaker 1: June one. I mean, you wold agree to something, I guess,
Speaker 1: but like, this isn't the Falcons wanting to move on
Speaker 1: from Julio Jones. This is the Falcons like sort of saying,
Speaker 1: look at we're kind of ft here, and a couple
Speaker 1: of teams, maybe a team like the Raiders who you
Speaker 1: could see doing something like this coming and taking Jones
Speaker 1: is huge salary away from Atlanta. I think it's all intentional.
Speaker 1: There's a lot I don't believe during draft week, and
Speaker 1: number one is that like that this isn't all on purpose.
Speaker 1: You know, Peter King puts that in his column on
Speaker 1: the same day that Ian reports that teams are asking
Speaker 1: to trade from on the same day that Albert Beer
Speaker 1: puts it in his column. Like the Falcons are putting
Speaker 1: this out there. That's my sleuth work. I'm not. I
Speaker 1: didn't ask Ian or anything. So I think they're coming
Speaker 1: into this offseason knowing Julio Jones might be on the roster,
Speaker 1: probably even on the roster, and they can easily fit
Speaker 1: them under the cab. You can move money around. I
Speaker 1: don't think that's a huge concern. But is he gonna
Speaker 1: be a part of their future, that's an open question.
Speaker 1: Is he gonna be on the roster next year, that's
Speaker 1: an open question. Let's put it out there and see
Speaker 1: what kind of offers we can get. And the key
Speaker 1: thing in Ian's report, I think was that they might
Speaker 1: agree to a trade now and it wouldn't be you know,
Speaker 1: executed officially until after June one. And then they say
Speaker 1: fifteen million dollars in Kaeperman, who knows what they get that.
Speaker 1: It's a little complicated, but I think this is saying
Speaker 1: it's putting up for sales sign on Julio Jones saying
Speaker 1: if we get enough, we we would deal him. That
Speaker 1: contract is fully guaranteed too, so they can't they can't
Speaker 1: cut him. They would have to trade him to break
Speaker 1: free of that deal. And who's gonna it's gonna be tough,
Speaker 1: I think to find maybe a taker, just because of
Speaker 1: the money and that contract, and also the fact, like
Speaker 1: his injury history, didn't play half the season last year,
Speaker 1: so there's that, and the fact that like obviously the
Speaker 1: Falcons can't be thrilled that they gave Julio all of
Speaker 1: this money and then he just didn't live up to
Speaker 1: the production of that deal, whether it was through his
Speaker 1: own fault or because of the way that the team
Speaker 1: was constructed. But for me, I'm looking at this and thinking, Okay,
Speaker 1: so does this signal that they're going to it's a
Speaker 1: rebuild at this point and they're going to take a
Speaker 1: quarterback because they're going to sell Julio, try to sell
Speaker 1: him to get out from under that cap space and
Speaker 1: make some other moves. Or does it mean that they're
Speaker 1: going to take Kyle Pitts to replace Julio as a
Speaker 1: pass catcher? Very, And I mean, I feel like, and
Speaker 1: I understand this could go sour. Maybe not a J
Speaker 1: Green's age thirty two seasons sour, but you know, very
Speaker 1: it could be a shaky movere You give up good
Speaker 1: draft assets and you take on this big salary and
Speaker 1: then he's off the field for half the year and
Speaker 1: then you you have egg on your face. But if
Speaker 1: you're a team that's right there and you feel like
Speaker 1: you need that that last piece, I feel like he's
Speaker 1: a great roll of the dice. He's I mean, he's
Speaker 1: an all time player and I think I don't know, Greg,
Speaker 1: when you were watching the tape on Jones when he
Speaker 1: was healthy, did he still see like Julio Jones to you?
Speaker 1: I know, Calvin Ridley has eclipsed them in some ways statistically,
Speaker 1: but he still feels like a big time player. Julio
Speaker 1: is so explosive. Last year, Julio was left off m
Speaker 1: Last year he made more big plays than usual when
Speaker 1: he played, and people think of him as injury prone,
Speaker 1: but that was really the first year where he's missed
Speaker 1: significant games was last year. The question, I guess would
Speaker 1: be like, what is a fair price? It's really tricky.
Speaker 1: I think teams would be fine taking on his contract,
Speaker 1: but do you want to give up like a real
Speaker 1: deal draft pick to pay that conjuct? That's where it
Speaker 1: gets a little complicated. Or are you just saying, oh,
Speaker 1: we'll take him from you Atlanta, but we're not going
Speaker 1: to give anything up. It's that seems like a very
Speaker 1: tricky kind of thread or needle to thread. He has
Speaker 1: a broken foot season, by the way, he had the
Speaker 1: broken foot season in twenty thirteen, and he's been banged
Speaker 1: up a lot. But Greg's right, for the most part,
Speaker 1: this is a guy that plays fourteen to sixteen games
Speaker 1: every year. UH, and and he is your guy. Speaking
Speaker 1: of what's fair, what's fair of value? I I found
Speaker 1: this really interesting trade. A big trade went down. The
Speaker 1: Chiefs continued the the do over in the makeover of
Speaker 1: their offensive line, acquiring Orlando Brown, the tackle from the
Speaker 1: Baltimore Ravens, as well as the fifty eighth overall pick
Speaker 1: in the draft. That's a second rounder and six round
Speaker 1: selection from the Ravens in exchange for the number thirty
Speaker 1: one overall pick in the first round on Thursday night,
Speaker 1: a one third and fourth round pick and a fifth
Speaker 1: round selection selection in the draft. A lot of pieces here. Um.
Speaker 1: The big picture and the most important end of this
Speaker 1: is that it's another major move for the chief I
Speaker 1: wonder you know, not to get off track here, speaking
Speaker 1: about seller cap, how do you pay Orlando Brown if
Speaker 1: he has a big season as your left tackle this
Speaker 1: year with all these other contracts you have in Kansas City?
Speaker 1: Not my problem. I'm not gonna worry about it. But
Speaker 1: the big picture here is that they really have done
Speaker 1: a great job Kansas City rebuilding this line, knowing how
Speaker 1: important it is with the best player on earth, UH
Speaker 1: playing quarterback. Uh, and then what's the value mark? This
Speaker 1: was interesting going back to Peter King and we were
Speaker 1: talking about the Jimmy Johnson trade value chart, and there's
Speaker 1: all other trade value charts that are floating around the NFL.
Speaker 1: But to get this specific trade in place, they they
Speaker 1: relied heavily the two teams on a chart to figure
Speaker 1: out how what is Orlando Brown worth right now? And
Speaker 1: it's just interesting to see that how the sausage gets
Speaker 1: made there. I think part of it is Baltimore, Um
Speaker 1: look at I don't think they ever wanted to lose
Speaker 1: Orlando Brown. They're doing right by him because his goal,
Speaker 1: and he talked about this, and the reporting is that
Speaker 1: he wants to honor his father by playing left tackle
Speaker 1: his entire career. He's twenty four years old. I don't
Speaker 1: think outside of quarterback, there's a tougher position to go
Speaker 1: find like a blue chip player, guaranteed player at than
Speaker 1: left tackle. And the Chiefs have done that. We spent
Speaker 1: five weeks, you know, fretting and moaning about what would
Speaker 1: happen to their offensive line, how would they handle this bang?
Speaker 1: Here they are, they have Orlando Brown next to Joe
Speaker 1: Tuney Austin blythe Kyle Long and Mike Remers, and they
Speaker 1: could get Eric fisherback or someone else. So it's like
Speaker 1: they're in fine shape. And I love this for the Chiefs.
Speaker 1: I don't really care how much it costs for the Ravens.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know. I guess again, I think
Speaker 1: they try to honor Orlando Brown and do the best
Speaker 1: they can. They got they got picks in return. But
Speaker 1: I don't like to trade at all for Baltimore. I
Speaker 1: just don't a bit of a bit of a bet,
Speaker 1: you know, a bit of a dare too to trade
Speaker 1: it to the best team in the a f C.
Speaker 1: I see it a little bit as a bet against
Speaker 1: Orlando Brown. I mean, I think if they thought or
Speaker 1: they have choice, yes, you you definitely have a choice.
Speaker 1: You you you can call his bluff and say, you
Speaker 1: know what, you're not gonna play football this year. Like
Speaker 1: he wanted to go, but he wasn't banging the drum
Speaker 1: that hard. You know, you could have kept him. They
Speaker 1: already paid Ronnie Stanley, the highest paid left tackle in
Speaker 1: the league, so they probably were looking at a situation
Speaker 1: where they weren't going to pay him both. But he
Speaker 1: you know, he came into the draft. The reason he
Speaker 1: slipped round three with some maturity questions or whatever. I
Speaker 1: don't know what's going on, because he's played really well.
Speaker 1: But to give up that good a player, uh, to
Speaker 1: the Chiefs feels like a slight bet against him. And
Speaker 1: you've got a lot of picks. I mean you got
Speaker 1: a first, the third, and a fourth. I mean that's
Speaker 1: a lot. You know, they can be you know, it
Speaker 1: could be a bet against them, or it could be
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, they're like, where it's
Speaker 1: the best value we can get for this guy if
Speaker 1: we know he's unhappy and we don't see him as
Speaker 1: our future and he's just so happened to be this
Speaker 1: team that is in dire need of a makeover, you know,
Speaker 1: so you had a role in the first and a
Speaker 1: third and a fourth instead of one year of Orlando Brown. Basically,
Speaker 1: they I think they made the decision, you're not going
Speaker 1: to give him the contract next year. That's a lot.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. I would trade that. And because the
Speaker 1: Chiefs still have to give him that contract, it doesn't
Speaker 1: come with it. It's very expensive for the Chiefs. They
Speaker 1: wanted Trent Williams, but obviously he resigned with the Niners.
Speaker 1: So I think Orlando Brown did a good job last
Speaker 1: year filling in for Ronnie Stanley. Eleven games he played,
Speaker 1: and according to PFF, he allowed no sacks or quarterback
Speaker 1: hits in seven hundred snaps at left tackle. So he
Speaker 1: got the taste of starting at left tackle, and that's
Speaker 1: what he's always wanted to do and that's what his
Speaker 1: dad wanted him to do. So I think that I
Speaker 1: like what he did. I kind of respect that he
Speaker 1: tweeted out, I'm a left tackle and then this happened.
Speaker 1: So if they were betting against him, I hope that
Speaker 1: they were wrong. And the Chief's offensive line, they also
Speaker 1: get Laurent DuVernay Tardif back because he had opted out
Speaker 1: from COVID, and I think one other guy too who
Speaker 1: would be a depth kind of more of player. But
Speaker 1: they have a lot of options now and that was
Speaker 1: their biggest problem coming into this offseason was the offensive
Speaker 1: line there in Kansas City. I mean, from Orlando's perspective,
Speaker 1: what if they took the four of us and stuck
Speaker 1: us into the I T department. You're working Sundays or
Speaker 1: people calling you up saying, you know, I'm having issues
Speaker 1: with Cisco connect. It's like I jump out of a window,
Speaker 1: so I would fight for what I believe I should
Speaker 1: be in doing with my career too. So more power
Speaker 1: to him, right, And he's got the Chiefs over a
Speaker 1: barrel like Tunsil had with the Texans when he got
Speaker 1: traded there, because they sort of have to give him
Speaker 1: a huge but they know that right now. They know that,
Speaker 1: but they haven't done it yet. You know, it's like
Speaker 1: they still have to make it happen. They know that,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna have to give him the top of
Speaker 1: the market contract. I mean they at Mahomes obviously signed
Speaker 1: a half a billion dollar deal, tyreek Kill, Travis Kelsey,
Speaker 1: Joe Tuney. As we just said, we got paid the
Speaker 1: biggest guard money in the league. Um, Frank Clark, Honey Badger.
Speaker 1: You would think if he plays at a level that
Speaker 1: they want him to and he's a quality left tackle,
Speaker 1: they're gonna have to make some hard decisions for other
Speaker 1: established guys on the roster to get this guy under
Speaker 1: a long term deal. And that's where all that leverage
Speaker 1: comes in. By the way, Connie, what what have you
Speaker 1: done to honor your father? Um? I learned how to fly?
Speaker 1: Oh what an answer? What else next? Uh? What? I
Speaker 1: don't know what I talked about the jets for a living.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's pretty good. Um, but your dad
Speaker 1: air traffic controller for decades and he flies himself. I
Speaker 1: imagine he's a flight instructor. He was in the Air Force,
Speaker 1: and so he taught me to fly. So when I
Speaker 1: was in college my freshman year, I was going to
Speaker 1: flight school and you know, all time college at the
Speaker 1: same time, and I put in some good hours. So
Speaker 1: that's what I've been doing. First girl, the first time
Speaker 1: I met your father, he also said that he witnessed
Speaker 1: the UFO while flying for the military, so absolutely he
Speaker 1: did well. Plus you set up the Dad Convention. What
Speaker 1: is that called Dad's Week It's the Dad's Summit, and
Speaker 1: I'm just happy to announce it is coming back this year.
Speaker 1: But we're doing it the weekend before Father's Day, so
Speaker 1: everybody mark it down. All right, we go, The Dad's
Speaker 1: Summit is coming back to so Cal. Alright, moving on,
Speaker 1: here's a report from Ian this morning. My understanding of
Speaker 1: the forty niners situation is they have narrowed down their
Speaker 1: choice to too and obviously you mentioned Trevor Lawrence goes one,
Speaker 1: Zack Wilson goes to the forty. Niners are at right
Speaker 1: now either Alabama quarterback Mac Jones and which go to
Speaker 1: Stage quarterback Trey Lynch, which means they are unlikely or
Speaker 1: not to take Justin Fields at number three. Alright, So
Speaker 1: according that's it. Justin Fields is out of the discussion
Speaker 1: at number three for the Niners. Uh read the tea
Speaker 1: leaves on this one. Greg. I'm into the conspiracy theory
Speaker 1: that this is a bunch of hokum like um. From that,
Speaker 1: maybe even and I'm not saying I have any information here,
Speaker 1: but maybe even is pushed down from the highest of
Speaker 1: the high at the NFL because I have heard things
Speaker 1: or whispers in the past, and I think you can.
Speaker 1: I think you can just look at the public coverage
Speaker 1: as a fan over the last five years, whether it
Speaker 1: was the Jared Goff Draft or the Baker Mayfield Draft,
Speaker 1: and like how they've tried to keep as much uncertain
Speaker 1: going into draft night as humanly possible. It's a TV
Speaker 1: event that the teams have cooperated on some level with
Speaker 1: this in this draft where one to seem like everyone
Speaker 1: knows what they are already that, Uh, that's something's going
Speaker 1: on here that doesn't smell right. I mean, it defies
Speaker 1: credulity that like that, that that the Forts haven't decided
Speaker 1: their pick three days before the draft. Of course they
Speaker 1: decided their pick. Give me a break. I think they
Speaker 1: decided to pick a long time ago, to give up
Speaker 1: everything that they gave up to get to three. And
Speaker 1: with the Robert Sale connection they have, they obviously know
Speaker 1: exactly what's going to be available to them. So you're
Speaker 1: telling me that they gave up all of this draft
Speaker 1: capital to not have a certain decision. I mean, there's
Speaker 1: there's no way. But then I text a couple of
Speaker 1: people here, a couple of people there, and I'm hearing like, okay,
Speaker 1: I think it's Mac Jones or I think it's Trey Lance.
Speaker 1: So I have no idea. I don't understand. We still
Speaker 1: don't know who it is. I'm not saying I know
Speaker 1: it's definitely or that anyone should feel like they know
Speaker 1: who it is necessarily, but it feels like, hey, what
Speaker 1: can we report? We can can we at least cross
Speaker 1: out justin fields? Can you let us do that at least?
Speaker 1: And it's like okay, because it's not just our network.
Speaker 1: It's it's the main network. I mean, it's the ESPN
Speaker 1: two that is reporting a similar thing. So it's like, okay,
Speaker 1: let's cross off Dustin Field. At least we can report that,
Speaker 1: but we're not allowed to report anything else or we
Speaker 1: don't know anything else? Is it FN two reporting like
Speaker 1: the Jim wrote Jim Rome Show and all lower case
Speaker 1: letters ESPN as. I mean, I think it's fair that
Speaker 1: like they moved up to number three, perhaps weighing between
Speaker 1: a couple of people. I mean, there are reports that
Speaker 1: you know, the scouting staff is really into uh Lands,
Speaker 1: but maybe you know Shanahan is not, and so there
Speaker 1: could be some battling inside the building or at least
Speaker 1: I guess, just discussion. But to me, like it is,
Speaker 1: um it, it magnifies the utter absurdity of these lead
Speaker 1: up weeks, right because we're we're studying this like the
Speaker 1: like the fans of a show on Reddit, like what's
Speaker 1: going to happen in the next episode that I think
Speaker 1: the show is in the can like we don't know,
Speaker 1: but they know, And it's just it highlights the utter
Speaker 1: absurdity of Twitter. This week, um football, Twitter to me
Speaker 1: has gone utterly mental. I mean, I just like none
Speaker 1: of them. This is all the diners don't care what
Speaker 1: anyone thinks. It's their prerogative, and I I don't think
Speaker 1: that they're running around with their hair on fire wondering
Speaker 1: what to do um on Monday morning before the draft.
Speaker 1: In other draft speculation news, several teams, according to Tom Pellicero,
Speaker 1: have been making calls about getting into the top ten
Speaker 1: of next week's excuse me, this week's NFL draft, including
Speaker 1: the Patriots Greggy, who could have their eyes on Justin
Speaker 1: Fields if he begins to slide. Listen. In the past,
Speaker 1: you would say that's not a Patriots move. But and
Speaker 1: we talked about this with former Director of Pro Personnel
Speaker 1: there Scott Pioli UM on our network show on Friday.
Speaker 1: You know, the Patriots aren't doing very patriotsy things right now.
Speaker 1: Look at their free agent spending. Is this the year
Speaker 1: where they get crazy Greg and move way up and
Speaker 1: get that QB. You gotta you gotta put in the
Speaker 1: groundwork ahead of the week. So that makes sense to
Speaker 1: me that a lot of teams in that In Fields,
Speaker 1: you know, just putting my cards out there as a
Speaker 1: patrioty and that's what I that's what I would want.
Speaker 1: That would be the dream scenario is for them to
Speaker 1: end up with Justin Fields. Whether they're trading up or not.
Speaker 1: I'm not so sure about Trey Lands. And it's not
Speaker 1: like they haven't done it before. They once they traded
Speaker 1: up for Chandler Jones and they traded up for Don't
Speaker 1: High Tower. It's like, think, you know, over time, if
Speaker 1: they have a player that you would really want. I
Speaker 1: I like it because you look at some of the
Speaker 1: teams that are up there, like Detroit could see them
Speaker 1: trading with them Carolina, Like you can see some organizations
Speaker 1: that they could that they would make a deal with,
Speaker 1: and that would that would be fun. Put I would
Speaker 1: ask this like, I mean, if there was a scenario
Speaker 1: where the Dolphins at number six allowed New England into
Speaker 1: their spot to pick a quarterback, that feels like something
Speaker 1: is rotten inside the a f C East. But number two,
Speaker 1: if I'm the Detroit Lions and you're their new general
Speaker 1: manager Brad Holmes, who spent the last number of years
Speaker 1: hanging out with less Sneed in New York, and then
Speaker 1: trade for Jared Goff, do we really believe that Brad
Speaker 1: Holmes and less Snee didn't drink like a hundred whiskies together.
Speaker 1: Discussing the shortcomings of Jared Goff, you think that the
Speaker 1: Lions are sold on Jared Goff. That was a move
Speaker 1: to help both teams, and so what do you do
Speaker 1: they don't allow that if the Lions don't pick Fields
Speaker 1: at number seven, if he falls to them, I'm mystified
Speaker 1: as to what their purpose is because that feels like
Speaker 1: the place you have to get to to get that
Speaker 1: quarterback if you're New England. But the Lions never make
Speaker 1: decisions that makes sense. So I think that if Justin
Speaker 1: Fields is gonna go anywhere, I love I love the
Speaker 1: fit in New England with Cam Newton. They're they're sort
Speaker 1: of the same type of mobile quarterback, and it feels
Speaker 1: like Bill Belichick and Josh McDaniels they finally got mobile
Speaker 1: quarterback in there to try some different things. And maybe
Speaker 1: they're not done yet. Maybe they're just like they're curiosity
Speaker 1: now is just that we're just tapping into it and
Speaker 1: who knows it's gonna happen. But yeah, if if the
Speaker 1: Lions made decisions that actually added up, of course they
Speaker 1: would get Justin Fields. I also think they're way more
Speaker 1: likely to just sit there and raft Caleb Farley, or
Speaker 1: like trade up for Jalen Waddle or something that you
Speaker 1: didn't see coming, or just sit there and take Michael
Speaker 1: Parsons like those seem like Patriot most I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: I'll say it again, the Falcons at four. If this
Speaker 1: shakes out in the Trevor Lawrence, Zack Wilson um and
Speaker 1: who what's the decision here? Let's let's say it's Mac.
Speaker 1: If Trey Lands, this hugely buzzy quarterback is out there,
Speaker 1: If Justin Fields, this guy that some people are absolutely
Speaker 1: in love with, is out there, that feels like such
Speaker 1: a great spot for the Falcons to completely reinvent their
Speaker 1: roster with a trade that sets them up with assets
Speaker 1: for days. Go ahead, trade Julio too from back more
Speaker 1: assets and pade him to the Patriots. Send that boat
Speaker 1: that Belichick's got nine rings or whatever? What was the
Speaker 1: Belichick Julio Jones draft connection years ago? There was sometimes
Speaker 1: did he bury him in a draft report or love him?
Speaker 1: I couldn't remember. There's something, wasn't there great? There there
Speaker 1: was that they I think they were interested in trading up,
Speaker 1: but then they also I'm forgetting the receiver. Whoever the
Speaker 1: Chiefs took that year that the Patriots had ranked higher
Speaker 1: than Julio Jones was stupid. Well didn't they give it
Speaker 1: too for most a new I mean, I don't know
Speaker 1: if they're the best at evaluating wide receivers. No, they've
Speaker 1: been terrible. Don't bring that up on the show. Greg
Speaker 1: is still processing the most in the second round pick trade.
Speaker 1: Uh uh? Quickly, Panthers GM Scott Fitterer. So the team
Speaker 1: is gonna wait until after the draft to make a
Speaker 1: decision on Sam Donald's fifth year option. This has been
Speaker 1: kind of murky. It was out there right after the
Speaker 1: trade that they were going to pick it up, and
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden it wasn't happening. Um, once again,
Speaker 1: I'm Sam donaldn't And Sam has a close place in
Speaker 1: my heart, and I hope the best for him. He
Speaker 1: twisted in the wind for months before the Jets traded him.
Speaker 1: Now he's right back there again, at least for a
Speaker 1: few more days. And he's just hoping the Panthers don't
Speaker 1: take a quarterback high in this draft. That's gonna put
Speaker 1: him in an even worse spot than he was with
Speaker 1: the Jets. It feels very Josh roseny Um just this
Speaker 1: experience that Sam Donald's going through. Obviously they're they're different,
Speaker 1: but the Panthers they're keeping their options open. I feel
Speaker 1: like they're on the prowl right now. Sam Donald he's
Speaker 1: at home just waiting for them to come back. He's
Speaker 1: just maybe making some dinner, while the Panthers they're out
Speaker 1: at the bar checking out what's available, what the what
Speaker 1: else could be flying around and they're gonna wait to
Speaker 1: see if a quarterback falls to them at eight right.
Speaker 1: I mean, Donald is their fallback option, and he it
Speaker 1: was not their plan for the off season. I mean,
Speaker 1: do we think that like David Tepper is sitting around
Speaker 1: with like feet up on the desk smoking a cigar. No,
Speaker 1: he's I rate. I think they wanted something else. And
Speaker 1: so it tells me that they're still maybe aggressively looking
Speaker 1: for to be one of those teams that moves up
Speaker 1: to get justin Fields or someone else and solves this issue.
Speaker 1: I mean is if the narrative around David Tepper is
Speaker 1: indeed true, you've got a feeling he might have something
Speaker 1: up as sleeve here to make the big splash that
Speaker 1: he's been trying to make all offseason and hasn't been
Speaker 1: able to. And Sam Donald, God love him, doesn't qualify
Speaker 1: as a huge splash at QB right now. Finally, Shawn Lee, goodbye,
Speaker 1: young man. He walks off into the sunset at thirty
Speaker 1: four years old. Remember of the graveyards this year. But
Speaker 1: in terms of real football, he announced his retirement. Five
Speaker 1: tackles Shy of one thousand for the Dallas Cowboys was
Speaker 1: really a lynch pin for them Colleen for many years,
Speaker 1: always dealing with hamstring issues and all sorts of injury stuff.
Speaker 1: But when he was on the field, there was a
Speaker 1: period there where he was one of the best. It's
Speaker 1: injuries were such a massive part and are such a
Speaker 1: massive part of his legacy. It's I almost forget how
Speaker 1: effective he was when he was healthy because he dealt
Speaker 1: with so many different things a c L you're right,
Speaker 1: always a hamstring risk, sports hernia, a toe and neck,
Speaker 1: a knee, I mean, you name it. I feel like
Speaker 1: he had it. But he was so effective for them.
Speaker 1: He led the Cowboys and tackles in sixteen seventeen. And
Speaker 1: now you have Tyron Crawford who also retired. So those
Speaker 1: are two really huge leadership role guys. That are now
Speaker 1: gone from the team. So DeMarcus Lawrence is the longest
Speaker 1: tenured Cowboy now and Randy Gregory is the second. So
Speaker 1: I think you and you haven't gotten a lot of
Speaker 1: service time, so I don't know if that counts. He's
Speaker 1: been like put it into perspective. Yeah, that's crazy, Sean Lee.
Speaker 1: I always think of West when I think of Sean
Speaker 1: Lee because West was so early on how good he was,
Speaker 1: and Sean Lee was the classic like West guy where
Speaker 1: he would say you can tell who's watching the games
Speaker 1: and who's not um when Sean Lee was a young
Speaker 1: player and was so explosive because a lot of times,
Speaker 1: like the announcers would be like, you know, this guy's
Speaker 1: a hard working guy's really on top of things. It's like, no,
Speaker 1: Sean Lee was like one of the most explosive athletes
Speaker 1: to play linebacker in the last fifteen years. Like he
Speaker 1: was a demon on the field, especially early. Like it
Speaker 1: wasn't that like try hard white guy cliche or whatever,
Speaker 1: like you weren't watching and what West was on him early? Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: all right, that's what's happening in the news. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get right to it. As promised, one of our favorites.
Speaker 1: A draft wizard, I call him. I call him draft Wizard.
Speaker 1: And if it's trademark yet, maybe it's time that this
Speaker 1: man looks into it. Lands Eero Line, the Man, the myth,
Speaker 1: the legend. Welcome back to the Around the NFL podcast. Man,
Speaker 1: what's going on, draft Wizard? I'm gonna I'm gonna look
Speaker 1: into that and see if anyone's got that trademark. Wait.
Speaker 1: Lance is holding a microphone right now like he's doing
Speaker 1: stand up at the improv. I like it. Still a
Speaker 1: little crowd work here. Who's hey, Look I see Cefler
Speaker 1: over there. Man, It's great to see you again. Uh,
Speaker 1: everything's still good with your mom? See that shut. I
Speaker 1: got to ask your mom. Shirt, Go ask your mom
Speaker 1: because it could be like I don't know, why don't
Speaker 1: you go ask your mom because it could be like
Speaker 1: a rim or. It's also a real dad thing, like
Speaker 1: I don't know, go ask your mom. Yeah, what in
Speaker 1: the home? Lance? We have still a theme here because
Speaker 1: we know you're doing a ton of media and NFL
Speaker 1: dot com and network stuff right now. Um um, so
Speaker 1: you're getting inundated. I'm sure with quarterback talk, but we're
Speaker 1: this whole segment for the draft. We're not gonna talk
Speaker 1: about any quarterbacks. How about that? Is that? Is that
Speaker 1: work for you? I'm fine with that. That's that's I'm
Speaker 1: always all guided when I don't have to do quarterback talk. Yeah,
Speaker 1: guard plays to ensive. That's like if my dad was
Speaker 1: a chef. All I want to talk about me some
Speaker 1: plos and in different types of knife skills. No, no,
Speaker 1: I don't want to, but no online talk. I like
Speaker 1: talking online talk, but uh, the guard play, I can
Speaker 1: do it if I'm okay, and I'm kidding about the
Speaker 1: guy you think you're I'm not even humansf card talk,
Speaker 1: it's you know, cards are humans. Humans. Let's start here. Lance.
Speaker 1: It feels like it's like a very offensive heavy draft,
Speaker 1: especially early on. Uh you've mentioned the trenches by the way,
Speaker 1: defensive tackle, I I read it's not that's not a
Speaker 1: great year for defensive tackle. What is there like a
Speaker 1: superstar defensive player coming out of this draft in your mind?
Speaker 1: I actually I think there's a few. Um, I think
Speaker 1: Pat Surtants and me is the best defensive player in
Speaker 1: this draft, followed very closely by Michael Parsons and then
Speaker 1: the guy that I'm a little bit higher on than
Speaker 1: everyone else seems to be in That includes NFL teams.
Speaker 1: I talked to is Jeremiah Wooster Karama from Notre Dame.
Speaker 1: I think he's got tremendous, uh, tremendous upside and potential.
Speaker 1: I remember watching tape of from South Carolina State watching
Speaker 1: Darius Leonard, and Darius had filled up like every stat
Speaker 1: you could imagine, sacks, interceptions, tackles for loss, tackles, pressures,
Speaker 1: um fumbles recovered like any any statue ad. He was
Speaker 1: filling up the statu sheet. And uh, while Caramosa, I
Speaker 1: mean while Umoso Caramoa is not that same guy from
Speaker 1: a production standpoint, I see a lot of similarities, at
Speaker 1: least with the explosiveness the physicality. Think of Woosu Caramas
Speaker 1: more physical than Darius Leonard was coming out. Um I
Speaker 1: don't think he has the instincts that that Darius Leonard had,
Speaker 1: But I don't care that these two hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: two pounds or whatever, that's irrelevant. I know that you know, Frankly,
Speaker 1: I know for a fact that that Darius has played
Speaker 1: in a two eighteen range. Two twenty pound range means
Speaker 1: that's wide receiver size and he's still stacking up the numbers.
Speaker 1: So I think Michael Parsons, you know, from a standpoint
Speaker 1: of big, fast, physical, he's got all of that that
Speaker 1: you could possibly want. Curtains to me, is is the
Speaker 1: top five or six player in this draft of very
Speaker 1: clean cornerback and then uh a Woosu Carama. I think
Speaker 1: those three guys have the best chance at becoming superstars
Speaker 1: out of this draft from the defensive side of the ball.
Speaker 1: I I like the themes in this draft. There's a
Speaker 1: couple like how there's no d dresser that like, everyone's
Speaker 1: got their addresser that they like. And the other is
Speaker 1: just like that the receivers are small of all the
Speaker 1: like slot receivers, especially that there at least their size
Speaker 1: profiles to playing inside a little bit more, and that
Speaker 1: all seemed to be projected anywhere from like late one,
Speaker 1: you know, through the second or third round. Do you
Speaker 1: have any of these like small receivers that gets lands
Speaker 1: eer line up and excited? Uh? With that question, it's
Speaker 1: Alijah More. I mean when I watched Alijah More this
Speaker 1: year on tape. Every every year there will be ten
Speaker 1: to twelve and some of these guys, like I like
Speaker 1: a cornerback out of Michigan State named Shakur Brown. Where
Speaker 1: I really enjoyed watching his tape. He'll get drafted fourth
Speaker 1: at the earliest, maybe fifth. But that doesn't mean that
Speaker 1: they don't you know, I don't think they'll be players,
Speaker 1: or that I didn't enjoy watching her tape. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of times there's things that will prevent them from
Speaker 1: being drafted earlier. UM a lot Jamore. When I watched him,
Speaker 1: I was like, Wow, he checks the box for speed.
Speaker 1: He's an outstanding route runner, UM extraordinarily tough. It really
Speaker 1: doesn't matter who's a lot of times you'll see a
Speaker 1: lot of wide receivers have the focus drops when they
Speaker 1: know pressure is coming uh into their catch space. It's
Speaker 1: you see a lot of focus drops. Not Elijah More.
Speaker 1: He only gets better when the pressures coming. You wanna
Speaker 1: you wanna light him up, not a problem. He's gonna
Speaker 1: catch it through the contact. So when I finished watching him,
Speaker 1: and this is a big comp but when I finished
Speaker 1: watching him, I just said, you know, I just watched
Speaker 1: Antonio Brown. I mean, from a footwork standpoint, from the
Speaker 1: ability to get open uh, Antonio Brown is a four
Speaker 1: or five forty guy. This. Elijah Moore is a four
Speaker 1: or four forty guy, but you couldn't stick Antonio Brown
Speaker 1: and his pride. You just weren't gonna check him. He
Speaker 1: was too good with his feet. And when I see
Speaker 1: Elijah Moore, I see the same type of players, So
Speaker 1: he would be a guy that gets me excited. I
Speaker 1: think Darius Tony from Florida is another one who the
Speaker 1: undersized cornerbacks that you know it's you see a lot
Speaker 1: to really like about him. And then there's another one
Speaker 1: who who killed players at the UH at the Senior Bowl,
Speaker 1: and that's Kay Johnson from South Dakota State on take
Speaker 1: No one could guard him in in the in the
Speaker 1: regular season from two thousand uh nineteen. I don't think
Speaker 1: they played this year, so yeah, well they didn't play
Speaker 1: this year, so two thousand nineteen, no one could guard him.
Speaker 1: He gets out the Senior Bowl, nobody could guard him.
Speaker 1: So I like guys that people can't guard. That's one
Speaker 1: of the things that I kind of like about wide receivers.
Speaker 1: When you can't guard them is a favorable thing for
Speaker 1: me at least what I like the Nakil Harry We'll
Speaker 1: just throw it up there. He's so big and strong,
Speaker 1: he'll make plays. I still like guys that get open.
Speaker 1: Those guys tend to play for We already brought up
Speaker 1: most of new on today's show Greg Can't Harry conversation
Speaker 1: on top of it, I'd say, I'd say k Johnson
Speaker 1: UH is another one of those smaller UH slot corners
Speaker 1: that I really like, and he could be there in
Speaker 1: the war three, even fifth sixth round. I mean, you're
Speaker 1: gonna get him in day three later and I think
Speaker 1: you'll be an NFL UH starting slot at some point.
Speaker 1: You spend so much time writing all of these draft profiles,
Speaker 1: and I can't even imagine how many hours you pour
Speaker 1: into it. So you know these guys through and through
Speaker 1: and you watch all their tape. Who is a guy
Speaker 1: that you think will be a surprise Night one selection?
Speaker 1: M Well, okay, so these are these are predictions based
Speaker 1: on things I'm hearing, Okay, So I would say Tyson Campbell,
Speaker 1: a cornerback from Georgia. I think it's gonna end up
Speaker 1: in in the first round of the mock. I had
Speaker 1: him in the first round of my my first mock,
Speaker 1: and it's funny I go back and look at my
Speaker 1: mock one point if you go back and look at
Speaker 1: that these This is before I'm hearing anyone say anything
Speaker 1: the other media members. And it's probably my most pure
Speaker 1: mock and a lot of times my very first moodcast
Speaker 1: has some very interesting things in there where I have
Speaker 1: I'm just relying on what I'm seeing and it ends
Speaker 1: up being more accurate at least at certain positions for
Speaker 1: certain players. Kind of stuff like that's the stuff you
Speaker 1: put it right into the system. It's going straight to
Speaker 1: your head at one point, exactly, don't I don't need
Speaker 1: this stepped on three point oh four stuff. Tight tight, tight,
Speaker 1: tight tight. So that's the way you That's the way
Speaker 1: I do it for my mock draft. And so I
Speaker 1: had Greg Newsom in there, I had Tyson Campbell, I
Speaker 1: had Elijah More before the other mock drafts had it,
Speaker 1: because it just made sense to me. I mean, I
Speaker 1: wrote these guys up and these are the kind of
Speaker 1: players that go in the first round. And so, um,
Speaker 1: I think Tyson Campbell will find his way in there. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, Colleen. As far as other players who are
Speaker 1: going to potentially surprise, there could be others. Um, I'll
Speaker 1: throw it just a couple of names that might be
Speaker 1: kind of crazy, but Peyton Turner out of U University
Speaker 1: of Houston, UM, Milton Williams out of Louisiana Tech. If
Speaker 1: Christian Barmore falls out of the first which I think
Speaker 1: is possible, and it is a bad and as Dan mentioned,
Speaker 1: is that bad add defensive tackle draft. So at some
Speaker 1: point somebody's gonna say, look, these are the best defensive tackles.
Speaker 1: We gotta get this guy before anyone else does, or
Speaker 1: that you know, you can close that category down. Um,
Speaker 1: that could cause somebody to reach up there, especially if
Speaker 1: Barbore doesn't end up going in the first round, the
Speaker 1: defensive tackle from from Alabama. One strategy, if you're watching
Speaker 1: on YouTube, that I employed during these types of things
Speaker 1: is when you mentioned a player that I've never heard of,
Speaker 1: I just sort of nod like, oh, yeah, of course,
Speaker 1: like that guy absolutely. Um, but I have a little
Speaker 1: bit like Silton from law Tech, Yeah for you, um,
Speaker 1: number one. Because it's such a weird draft, and like
Speaker 1: we're already hearing from like Adam Schefter that teams are, um,
Speaker 1: you know, obviously a little peaked with the lack of
Speaker 1: rock solid medical information on players and that stuff even
Speaker 1: now is still trickling, and so one, do you think
Speaker 1: that over the next couple of days we might get
Speaker 1: some explosive medical reports that take guys and just throw
Speaker 1: them deep into it, into hyper space. And then part two,
Speaker 1: what like how hammered to you get the minute the
Speaker 1: draft ins like you're obviously entering into a wide birth
Speaker 1: of like you don't need to chime in on anything.
Speaker 1: So so yeah, so the other day, um, just after
Speaker 1: total axis, I went and got hammered with tiki drinks
Speaker 1: at a tiki bar here because it's socially distanced. But
Speaker 1: I don't need to be that far away from one
Speaker 1: of the giant skulls with that ten different types of
Speaker 1: RUMs in it. So if I just don't you don't
Speaker 1: share straws like the tiki thing where it's like ten
Speaker 1: straws in it, well me and my wife, yeah different. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And if you have a couple that you trust, like
Speaker 1: we've got our friends from Belize who came down. Shout
Speaker 1: out to Kelly and McCool from the Phoenix, shout out
Speaker 1: to them. Um, they're the ones that more most likely
Speaker 1: to go get a little torn down with. So if
Speaker 1: I do that just after a basic t a you
Speaker 1: can imagine what happens after a draft. Now. Previously, you know,
Speaker 1: back in the good old days, I was always flying
Speaker 1: out to California. So I was in l a. And
Speaker 1: so I might, you know, go do something with our
Speaker 1: buddy Markistock. I might go do something with uh my
Speaker 1: friend Eric Laydon who's an actor there, and uh and
Speaker 1: and but not to the point that I, you know,
Speaker 1: after the drafts over. I mean, I'm I have to
Speaker 1: make a flight and get home at some point during
Speaker 1: that next day usually and so uh so it was
Speaker 1: it's a little tough. So no, I I pick out
Speaker 1: a day and then we'll, uh, we'll just see what
Speaker 1: happens on that day. When at some point afterwards, when
Speaker 1: do you start your pro writing your profiles for the
Speaker 1: next year. Um, it kind of starts in the summer.
Speaker 1: I usually do a summer kind of Um it depends
Speaker 1: on So when NFL dot Com would ask me to
Speaker 1: write my give us ten players to watch at every position,
Speaker 1: well that was really a head start for me where
Speaker 1: I'm already watching. Um. I had a really high grade
Speaker 1: on Justin Herbert after his sophomore year when I watched
Speaker 1: him in the summer. Then I didn't like Naji Harris
Speaker 1: as much this this year when I watched him in
Speaker 1: the summer and then the verse and I saw this
Speaker 1: year was like, wow, this is not the same guy
Speaker 1: I saw last year when I watched him from two
Speaker 1: thousand nineteen. All right, then I saw in the summer
Speaker 1: from his two thousand nineteen tapes. So I'll start watching
Speaker 1: Colleen in the in the summer. But I'm not writing
Speaker 1: the profile. I'm just I'm kind of, you know, acclimating
Speaker 1: myself to their strengths and weaknesses because I love how
Speaker 1: people reach out to me on my in my direct messages.
Speaker 1: I left him open, which is probably a mistake since
Speaker 1: I get so many sweet huddle videos of high schoolers.
Speaker 1: Now like this is my son. You you just see
Speaker 1: him to the next big wide receiver and yeah, like
Speaker 1: this this guy's doing be an incredible wide receiver out
Speaker 1: of you know, Maine. And I'm just thinking, I don't
Speaker 1: need main high school receivers in my ever ever never.
Speaker 1: I don't even want him from college main college, but
Speaker 1: um so I will. Yeah, it's it's no offense, but
Speaker 1: you know, wait until you get to the senior. But
Speaker 1: it's like, I guess we had to get rid of
Speaker 1: one or two like a handful of states on that list.
Speaker 1: The main assassination no Rhode Island. I probably you just
Speaker 1: have to do it, you know at the senior ball.
Speaker 1: I just need to see you do it against better
Speaker 1: competition rather than your huddle tape from high school. But
Speaker 1: um so I do have people ask all the time,
Speaker 1: Hey Lands, I know you're busy with draft, with riding
Speaker 1: up five hundred profiles. I just wanted to know who
Speaker 1: you what you thought about this wide receiver from the
Speaker 1: draft from s m U Like I don't have time
Speaker 1: I can. If you're not in this year's draft, you
Speaker 1: don't exist to me. I don't care until the summer
Speaker 1: and then you exist again. And it's not personal. But
Speaker 1: I just don't have the time to be worrying about
Speaker 1: who's in next year's draft dedication through all this stuff,
Speaker 1: you know, Lance, can I going back to red flags
Speaker 1: and medical stuff. There's one prospect that I'm completely obsessed
Speaker 1: with now and for the only reason that we do
Speaker 1: that silly mock draft special for NFL Network, and I
Speaker 1: was tasked with the overall pick, the Jet in person
Speaker 1: round pick, and um I selected uh with much trepidation.
Speaker 1: Landon Dickerson the Alabama Center. I feel like it's down.
Speaker 1: I love I love land Let me, let me finish,
Speaker 1: let me up here. So Landon Dickerson he seems to
Speaker 1: me the guy that has the biggest ratio where he
Speaker 1: could go in this draft. Right I'm seeing him going
Speaker 1: to the bottom of the first round a lot of
Speaker 1: mock drafts, and then you see some red flags because
Speaker 1: he's had so many injuries that he could be going
Speaker 1: in the middle rounds Uh, huge boom er bus guy,
Speaker 1: maybe the biggest in the draft, right, I think that cool.
Speaker 1: I think Gregory Rousseau might be. I don't talk to
Speaker 1: a team who likes him in the first like nobody
Speaker 1: have talked to me like him in the first. Some
Speaker 1: teams have third round grades on him. But he's big,
Speaker 1: he's a long guy, he plays the positions. There's just
Speaker 1: not a lot of tape, only one year tape on him.
Speaker 1: So he's one of those guys that could end up
Speaker 1: in the first or could fall way back into maybe
Speaker 1: the the middle to late second at the latest. I
Speaker 1: think the the guys you did hit on something though.
Speaker 1: How teams perceive injuries creates the biggest boom bust factor,
Speaker 1: well not boom bust, but the biggest chasm between high
Speaker 1: end and low end UM picks. I've I've heard enough
Speaker 1: from enough people who say Landon Dickerson and I already
Speaker 1: know about his injury past, just you know, studying this.
Speaker 1: But I think the medicals are such that he is
Speaker 1: not going to go in the first round. So I
Speaker 1: liked him in the first round of two of my
Speaker 1: mock drafts. I think he's a good football player. He's
Speaker 1: the type of guy that you want your locker room um.
Speaker 1: Everything about him. I love for his attitude and the
Speaker 1: way he's going to change the culture. But it's just
Speaker 1: the medicals are just tough to get around. So I
Speaker 1: don't think he goes in the first I think he
Speaker 1: falls out. And if you want a guy who's gonna
Speaker 1: I don't. So I don't think the high end is
Speaker 1: in the first I think when you're talking about a
Speaker 1: guy who could be you know, upper lower, you start
Speaker 1: talking about injury guys like Caleb Farley, you talk about
Speaker 1: um potentially Harris Marshall, who's got some some medicals with
Speaker 1: the foot, and he's got some stuff there, but he's
Speaker 1: also got potential first round value. So it's always gonna
Speaker 1: be the injuries or the character. And as far as
Speaker 1: the character stuff, the two guys Michael Parsons who has
Speaker 1: some stuff that happened to Penn State, and then um
Speaker 1: uh Jalen Phillips, who's who's had injuries and has had
Speaker 1: some some some questions about character and football um football
Speaker 1: character specifically the teams I talked to about both those players,
Speaker 1: just say two talented to fall out of the first
Speaker 1: du I don't matter whoa whoa who who? Greg mac
Speaker 1: Jones d right, it's weird to me. Black Prescott how
Speaker 1: many d us? How many d us does he have?
Speaker 1: I thought he had to yeah, because the Internet told
Speaker 1: you he's got one. And I think that's interesting. I
Speaker 1: brought that up on my radio show. Yeah, the the
Speaker 1: it's funny that Twitter started saying he had two d
Speaker 1: u eys and I had to check with teams. I'm like, hey,
Speaker 1: I've only got one in two thousand seventeen, and they said, yeah,
Speaker 1: he's only got one. But on Twitter it's said, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: what did you say, Lance? Did you say? On Twitter?
Speaker 1: It said, and then they hung up the phone on me.
Speaker 1: So that's good. Yeah, I didn't want to point that
Speaker 1: out that it's I saw Cessler had that number right,
Speaker 1: it's one. I have not talked to anybody who said
Speaker 1: we had to. But that's one of those things that
Speaker 1: once it gets put out there into you know, into
Speaker 1: the internet, it turns into something that we all work
Speaker 1: off of, and that just is inaccurate. Now, Um, what
Speaker 1: the hell what were we talking about? Can I ask
Speaker 1: you about Mica Parsons? And maybe this is also way off,
Speaker 1: but did I read that he um effectively as a
Speaker 1: one person band started a riot? Because I kind of
Speaker 1: like that, And unless I read that wrong, I thought
Speaker 1: that's the he started a riot one man ride in
Speaker 1: high school cafeteria. That's accurate. Um, that would make me
Speaker 1: want to bring him into my building. He was a wrestler.
Speaker 1: I get a feeling hands this will know this the
Speaker 1: one man, one man gang. So so this is he's
Speaker 1: kind of like a one man riot in high school. Yes,
Speaker 1: And honestly, I'm probably gonna use that phrase as a
Speaker 1: complimentary phrase in scouting next year. Is like a one
Speaker 1: man riot on the defensive line, because it's actually a
Speaker 1: perfect that's a hundred percent. And that's one of those
Speaker 1: things that for me, it'll get stuck and I'll say, oh,
Speaker 1: this is a good one, a one man riot. He
Speaker 1: did start that. That's one of the concerns. Um there's
Speaker 1: an issue that you can google and find out a
Speaker 1: hazing incident that that happened in um at Penn State
Speaker 1: with the teammate, and the teammate I believe was suing him.
Speaker 1: I don't. I'm not sure where that stands right now.
Speaker 1: So you do have you have a couple of incidents
Speaker 1: where the hazing got out of control, wildly out of control.
Speaker 1: Isaiah Wilson's like, stay away from this guy. Well, I
Speaker 1: think I can't tell anyone anything. I mean, honestly, after Isaiah, no,
Speaker 1: Micael Mica gets out there and is gonna play. He
Speaker 1: just has edge, and so you have to find out
Speaker 1: is this a bad guy or is he a guy
Speaker 1: with edge? I think the teams I talked to you
Speaker 1: think he's a guy with edge. You always know he's
Speaker 1: gonna be a little a little extra and everything that
Speaker 1: he does on the field, and you want to make
Speaker 1: sure he doesn't do it off the field. But from
Speaker 1: what I told, it's all manageable. He's you know, he's
Speaker 1: just an alpha player who's got an alpha demeanor and
Speaker 1: it's something that you have to keep an eye on.
Speaker 1: But um, his love of the game is not really
Speaker 1: in question by anyone, and that's clearly an issue with
Speaker 1: Isaiah Wilson. But shout out to you for for recalling
Speaker 1: the U for bringing back the Isaiah Wilson things to
Speaker 1: make your point though. Thank you. And and by the way,
Speaker 1: one Man Gang that was a wrestler in the early eighties.
Speaker 1: He then rebranded himself and this is eighties wrestling, as
Speaker 1: they often do in the ages. Yeah, it is problematic
Speaker 1: in in a lot of ways. When you go back
Speaker 1: and look at the flotlines. He's a big, like six
Speaker 1: ft eight, six ft nine fifty pound white dude, and
Speaker 1: he rebranded himself a team the African Dream. Oh no,
Speaker 1: oh no, not real. That's not real? Is that real?
Speaker 1: So you know, every wrestling character in the eighties would
Speaker 1: take whatever was in the news. Then I remember there
Speaker 1: was immediately as soon as something happened with a plane
Speaker 1: being shot down and Libya was involved, there was a
Speaker 1: wrestler named the Libyan Like. You would never see that now.
Speaker 1: And if you do your and you go through the timeline,
Speaker 1: I came the African Dream. I came a La Juan.
Speaker 1: I came the dream a La Juan. Just lazy branding,
Speaker 1: lazy wrestling branding is what that is. Yeah, you're probably right.
Speaker 1: You're right all right now before we say goodbye Land,
Speaker 1: since we started it with you looking like you're the
Speaker 1: chuckle hutt in downtown Houston, I'm gonna give you a
Speaker 1: subject and then you're gonna just give me a riff.
Speaker 1: Give me what you got. You got five kids. Give
Speaker 1: me a riff on being a dad to five kids
Speaker 1: during pandemic life. Uh so I had. They went viral
Speaker 1: with a fight. Two of them got to a fight
Speaker 1: during the basketball game on the driveway, and Lamar Jackson
Speaker 1: got ahold of it, retweeted it, and then it just
Speaker 1: went bananas. They ended up on Sports Center and yeah,
Speaker 1: and then yesterday those same two kids or I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: on Friday, they were both suspended for their basketball team
Speaker 1: for leaving the school and walking to the store so
Speaker 1: they could go buy it like an orange Fanta and
Speaker 1: some potato chips. They just they just ghosted the school
Speaker 1: for about a hour and a half, so they were
Speaker 1: they were both right there, and it seems like you
Speaker 1: and I have a similar lid over the situation in
Speaker 1: our household. So you know, I like that check that
Speaker 1: you can find that anywhere. I don't know if you
Speaker 1: want that to be something that is a part of
Speaker 1: your family history forever. But what it is, Well, the
Speaker 1: second child with the basketball throwing the basketball, that's where
Speaker 1: I thought, you know, things got real. They grew up
Speaker 1: with brothers or cousins. That stuff happens, but there weren't
Speaker 1: cameras back then for us. Anyway. All right, there you go. Lance,
Speaker 1: You've said it all, you've done it all. You're You're
Speaker 1: not the African dream. To me, you're the American dream.
Speaker 1: And we'd love to have back anytime. Your role the
Speaker 1: American dream. We'll get. We'll get your Broadway. We'll get
Speaker 1: your Broadway rankings next time. Land says, let's do the
Speaker 1: time Broadway guy. Just there's a lot of hot takes there.
Speaker 1: We'll get it all right, next time, Lance, Thank you, buddy.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks guys, All right, before we go, I
Speaker 1: do want to point out, because we didn't on this
Speaker 1: podcast officially, we did on our network show, but that
Speaker 1: it was a birthday for our host. What is it
Speaker 1: The New Old blue Eyes for your birthday. I'll say that,
Speaker 1: I'll say that nickname. That's my birthday present to you.
Speaker 1: But he celebrated over the weekend and we tried to
Speaker 1: get a um a cameo from one of his favorite
Speaker 1: players of all time in time for our TV show.
Speaker 1: It came a little late, but we should just play
Speaker 1: this on the podcast. Ricky, Hey, Danny Wayne Quebec from
Speaker 1: New York. Yet you've got a message from Ricky Hollywood.
Speaker 1: I want to reach out to you. Tell me you're
Speaker 1: a big Jet fan and a fan of mine. I
Speaker 1: appreciate it, man, you know how to blastem. My eleven
Speaker 1: years hopefully gave you a lot to tear about, A
Speaker 1: big reason I am reaching out to her. You're having
Speaker 1: your birthday, so very happy birthday to you, Dan. I
Speaker 1: just want to let you know everybody's thinking about your
Speaker 1: love you. You know, hopefully have a great day's safe day.
Speaker 1: Wanted me to tell you that you have the best
Speaker 1: hair out of anyone and I've ever seen concerned. They
Speaker 1: want people to call you the new old blue Eyes.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure what's it means, man, but it sounds
Speaker 1: like you guys some great friends. Very rising you a
Speaker 1: little bit. Uh, listen, and it was a tough year
Speaker 1: of two wins. You know, there's nothing you can do
Speaker 1: about it now. But they got a great new coach,
Speaker 1: great new coach, coaching staff. We got a second to
Speaker 1: the second pick in the draft. Man, we get a quarterback.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure wish one, but young guys did well.
Speaker 1: You know backed in in Uh. You know she had
Speaker 1: made the Pro Bowl. Quinn should made the Pro Bowl.
Speaker 1: So there's a lot to be excited about. So look
Speaker 1: forward to that two thousand. I want hopefully you have
Speaker 1: a great two thousand twenty one. And I wanted to
Speaker 1: give a shout out to here get dad heard. He's
Speaker 1: the real Jets fame. So enjoy your day. Happy birthday, Dan,
Speaker 1: and go Jets. Take care man. That was so you know,
Speaker 1: I do have great friends, and I thank all you
Speaker 1: guys for that because my birthday went in the really quick.
Speaker 1: On Friday, we did our network show and and um,
Speaker 1: you know I was about to have a nice family day,
Speaker 1: uh and just enjoy myself, have a few Tito's. And
Speaker 1: then my eldest son Jack has an accident in school
Speaker 1: where he gets a cut on his head that requires
Speaker 1: a visit to the urgent care and stitches, and it's
Speaker 1: just you know, for any parents, you guys all get
Speaker 1: it that, you know, you just feel so helpless, especially
Speaker 1: if it happens when you're not around. Uh So that
Speaker 1: that was weighing on me heavily. And I also had
Speaker 1: gotten my second vaccine shot, which was great the day
Speaker 1: before my birthday, but then that was hitting me pretty hard.
Speaker 1: So it was like, not the best birthday. But then
Speaker 1: when the Wayne Crebett video arrived on Friday night, that
Speaker 1: that's salvage things a little bit and I thank you
Speaker 1: for that. Carbett was for people that are younger, don't
Speaker 1: really know, like he was kind of like an Edelman
Speaker 1: prototype type dude, like a guy that didn't get a
Speaker 1: lot of love. In fact, he's a former Hofstra wide
Speaker 1: receiver um out in Long Island in New York and
Speaker 1: the Jets used to train there and Hofstra and part
Speaker 1: of the agreement that the college had the university had
Speaker 1: with the Jets was well, you could use our grounds
Speaker 1: for training camp, but we get to send one of
Speaker 1: our undrafted guys to camp and he gets a shot.
Speaker 1: Carbett was that guy, and he became one of the
Speaker 1: best receivers in franchise history, and if you actually look
Speaker 1: at his numbers stacks up with Edelman. He didn't have
Speaker 1: the postseason resume, But I love Wayne Crebett. The first
Speaker 1: jersey I ever bought with my own money. So yes,
Speaker 1: if you're looking for Joe Namath as Market told me, uh,
Speaker 1: that would have been great and awesome, but Carbett actually
Speaker 1: is more near and dear to my heart number eighty
Speaker 1: the Green Lantern as he was. I will mention to
Speaker 1: you that we are you know, this was gonna We
Speaker 1: were sourcing this for multiple reasons, but multiple you know,
Speaker 1: ideally for your birthday and your pleasure. We did look
Speaker 1: into Lindsay Lohan. That was our price point. Um, so
Speaker 1: you got Wayne Crabet, But I think that we did fine. Friends.
Speaker 1: Shout out to Jason Kleman for thinking of thinking of that.
Speaker 1: He was so sweet and yeah, Wayne was like he
Speaker 1: kind of gave off like a Connor or vibe too.
Speaker 1: I really it was good. The whole thing was he's
Speaker 1: also like I just and this comes from being like
Speaker 1: an East Coast guy at heart and like he grew
Speaker 1: up in Garfield, win Kurbet, which is exit one fifty
Speaker 1: seven on the Garden State. I grew up just over
Speaker 1: the border at exit one seventy two. So like he's
Speaker 1: like every guy went to high school with basically, and
Speaker 1: he for him to carve out and I was really nice.
Speaker 1: So you're gonna get me emotional. It's great, good stuff.
Speaker 1: I don't think we'd get into Garden State Parkway talk today,
Speaker 1: but it. Yeah, you need to make up up for
Speaker 1: something that you've had two of these birthdays during the pandemic. Here. Um,
Speaker 1: I actually had something to moan about, but now I
Speaker 1: feel like in a good, good place emotionally, So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna save that for tomorrow, Ricky. So let's hold off
Speaker 1: on something I'm angry about, because who needs that right
Speaker 1: now in the world. Uh, Connie, Yes, what are you leaving?
Speaker 1: When are you're heading over to the Cleveland tomorrow? Tomorrow
Speaker 1: morning at like five am. I'm out. There's no direct
Speaker 1: flights from l A to Cleveland. Come on, mark that
Speaker 1: what I've been to Cleveland like twice in my life.
Speaker 1: Like I don't I'm not in charge of the airspace
Speaker 1: I Cleland. I mean, if you're gonna be like punching
Speaker 1: down at Cincinnati all the time, you gotta puff your
Speaker 1: chest out about Cleveland. I will do whatever I please.
Speaker 1: I do want to. It does make me want to
Speaker 1: check now since you brought it up, Greg, are there
Speaker 1: direct flights from l A to Cincinnati? I don't know
Speaker 1: why that could be. Don't in a big spot for sinc.
Speaker 1: That's all for what purpose? We'll send Mark out there.
Speaker 1: Anything else? Anybody else have anything that miss you? Guys?
Speaker 1: This has been nice hanging it has been nice. I
Speaker 1: mean Connie, excuse me, Okay, I see how it is,
Speaker 1: all right, don't take it personally. I'm sorry. And Erica,
Speaker 1: why don't you jump in here? How are you doing?
Speaker 1: Since I brought you up? Nice haircut, Ricky, Thanks, nice jobs.
Speaker 1: Did a good job with the hair. Good work, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: took a took a little help. A couple of strands
Speaker 1: were much longer, and I left like that, so Jet
Speaker 1: had to take scissors to my head. Did you go
Speaker 1: to supercuts like? Yeah? I should have. It probably would
Speaker 1: have been better. God, dang, it's a mask issue. The
Speaker 1: same thing happened to me. It's a common problem. Did
Speaker 1: you not speak with the stylist at a later point?
Speaker 1: It feels like she got off Scott free here. I
Speaker 1: feel bad not going back as the biggest punishment you
Speaker 1: can give her. So yeah, good lesson in consumerism from Greg.
Speaker 1: There a level headedness really comes through in a big spot.
Speaker 1: All right, awesome, I love it. We got four more
Speaker 1: shows coming this week. We got one Tomorrow, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna have special guests. We're gonna do our
Speaker 1: sandwich props for the draft Thursday night of course, and
Speaker 1: then Saturday night recap, great fun analysis guest Scalore. So
Speaker 1: we stay tuned this Dan Hanson signing off four Quiet Storm,
Speaker 1: the Tiny Box, the old Boss, Ricky Hollywood, behind the
Speaker 1: virtual glass until Tuesday. He's the call s