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Speaker 2: He'll stop by Daniel Jeremiah, NFL Network analyst. He'll be
Speaker 2: working the draft tonight with NFL Network with Rich Eisen
Speaker 2: and company. And he's the one who came out with
Speaker 2: the comment and I want to ask him about this
Speaker 2: where he said that Cleveland Browns are taking Travis Hunter,
Speaker 2: but he would major in offense minor in defense, which
Speaker 2: is opposite or counter to what I think we've been told.
Speaker 2: All Right, poll question for the final hour of the program,
Speaker 2: we do have our NFL hot takes at These are
Speaker 2: the bold proclamations. Matt Miller was just here, the ESPN
Speaker 2: Draft analyst. He said, his hot take is Shadoor Sanders
Speaker 2: not taken in the first round, So we'll have that
Speaker 2: so poll question here.
Speaker 3: See, it's crazy to me that shadur Can is either
Speaker 3: going like second or second rounds O real consensus.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we have up there right now.
Speaker 3: Better NFL Draft day trade Jerry Rice or Patrick Mahomes dot.
Speaker 2: I don't think people remember that Jerry Rice was traded
Speaker 2: for by the Niners, but everybody remembers with Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 2: Right now, the results of that are fifty three forty seven.
Speaker 2: I want to guess I'm going to say, because Rice
Speaker 2: is the greatest receiver of all time, they would say.
Speaker 3: He would have forty seven. Yeah, yeah, Patrick Mahomes. Right now,
Speaker 3: it's been going a little closer to fifty to fifty,
Speaker 3: but right now he's ticking up at fifty three percent.
Speaker 2: All right, yeah, good morning. If you're watching on Peacock,
Speaker 2: our streaming partner and our radio affiliates around the country, Marvin,
Speaker 2: I'll start with you. The scalding hot take for the
Speaker 2: draft is going to be what.
Speaker 4: Tyler Warren will be drafted by the New England Patriots
Speaker 4: at number four.
Speaker 2: Wownd State tight end. Okay, correct, all right.
Speaker 4: Jackson Dart will go in the first round of the
Speaker 4: draft tonight.
Speaker 5: Okay to the La Rams Okay, okay, interesting, all right, Todd.
Speaker 6: The Broncos, who unbeknownst to me have a first round.
Speaker 2: Hot take you're the hot take is that the Broncos
Speaker 2: have a first john draft pick and you didn't know it.
Speaker 7: They will move up from the twenty spot tonight to
Speaker 7: select Ashton genty, so a Boise State Bronco becomes a
Speaker 7: Denver Bronco.
Speaker 6: The Cowboys move up from twelve to.
Speaker 7: Grant Penn State tight and Tyler Warren, hoping for the
Speaker 7: next Jason Witten or j Novachek.
Speaker 2: Okay, joined down name drop it uh seatan, how about you?
Speaker 3: Let's see to a tongue of Ilo will be traded
Speaker 3: tonight to either the Saints, Giants forty nine ers or Steelers.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 3: And NFL sac lader Trey Hendrickson will be traded tonight,
Speaker 3: okay to either the Packers, Lions, or Commanders.
Speaker 2: Let's go Packers, Yeah, go, pack go, They'll pack go
Speaker 2: all right, PAULI.
Speaker 8: I think Seaton's got this those are pretty pretty scalding.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna go.
Speaker 8: The Patriots trade the fourth pick. They trade out at
Speaker 8: the fourth pick with the Bears. The Bears have ten.
Speaker 8: The Bears will trade up the four to get Abdua Carter,
Speaker 8: who slips to the fourth pick, My second one, less
Speaker 8: warm Jackson Dart will go ninth to the Saints.
Speaker 2: Day Marvin's are pretty good. I mean, Seaton's throwing in
Speaker 2: the too a tongue of ioloa. I mean, that's scalding.
Speaker 2: And then Trey Hendrickson of the Bengals gets trade as well.
Speaker 2: There's two big trades right there. Yeah they are. Yeah, Yeah, Tonight,
Speaker 2: why don't we bring in an expert here, Kurt Warner
Speaker 2: joining us the Hall of Famer. NFL Networks coverage first
Speaker 2: round of the draft coming up tonight at eight eastern.
Speaker 2: As we make way for Kurt Warner, Homo Programs going.
Speaker 6: On, Let's go home my money.
Speaker 2: You weren't drafted, but I'm wondering if you would have
Speaker 2: had been the last pick, if you had been mister irrelevant,
Speaker 2: would that have worked against you more than just being
Speaker 2: a free agent where you would had that label that
Speaker 2: you would be mister irrelevant the rest of your career.
Speaker 7: That's a great question. I think the difference always becomes
Speaker 7: when you're picked that late you have to go to
Speaker 7: the particular team that drafted you, where if you become
Speaker 7: a free agent, there's usually four or five different teams
Speaker 7: where you get the opportunity to, at least in your mind, think, oh, well,
Speaker 7: I can pick and choose what the best situation is
Speaker 7: for me. But I think as a player, you always think, well,
Speaker 7: if I'm drafted, that gives me a better chance to
Speaker 7: make the team because they invested a pick in me.
Speaker 6: But I don't know.
Speaker 7: It didn't work out for me the way that it
Speaker 7: you know, as a free agent, so I'm not sure
Speaker 7: it would have been much better either way.
Speaker 2: Okay, but how do you pick your team that you
Speaker 2: want to actually try to make well?
Speaker 6: I mean, for instance, I picked the Packers.
Speaker 7: I picked the Green Bay team, and the reason that
Speaker 7: I picked them was because they only had.
Speaker 6: Three quarterbacks on the roster.
Speaker 7: Now, they were good quarterbacks and far of Brunel and
Speaker 7: Dat Murra Heisman Trophy winner, but my mindset was, if
Speaker 7: they're only going to invite four guys to camp, I
Speaker 7: only have to beat out one of them, or if
Speaker 7: something happens or if one of these guys is traded,
Speaker 7: there's a better chance for me to make the team
Speaker 7: there then to go to a team. I think San
Speaker 7: Diego at the time had six guys coming to camp,
Speaker 7: and you know, being a free agent, I like, Okay,
Speaker 7: how many reps am I going to get? What kind
Speaker 7: of chance am I going to get to make the team.
Speaker 7: So that was my mindset at the time, even though
Speaker 7: they were good players. Hey, I feel like I have
Speaker 7: a better chance to get some reps and maybe showcase
Speaker 7: what I can do if I went to the Packers.
Speaker 2: How would you compare yourself when you got to the
Speaker 2: Packers with what Brett Favre was doing at the time.
Speaker 7: Well, I will say this is that lining up next
Speaker 7: to Brett and Mark and Tie every day in training
Speaker 7: camp or you know, during that period, I was more
Speaker 7: confident when I left that I could play in the
Speaker 7: NFL because I felt my physical skills matched up to
Speaker 7: those guys that I knew were NFL players. But Brett was,
Speaker 7: you know, it was early in his stage, you know,
Speaker 7: of being a starter and becoming that guy in the NFL.
Speaker 7: But I remember calling my family after seeing him for
Speaker 7: about two days, and I'm like, this dude's different, Like
Speaker 7: this dude is special, even though I don't think everybody
Speaker 7: knew it at the time, because it was kind of
Speaker 7: the Brett far you know, spin around, throw it up
Speaker 7: in the air, you have these interceptions, kind of these
Speaker 7: crazy plays. When you saw him get between the lines
Speaker 7: and play football, he was he was different at that time.
Speaker 2: What was he like in practice?
Speaker 7: Well, I could take you into the meeting rooms and
Speaker 7: so you know Steve mary Ucci, who I work with now,
Speaker 7: was our quarterback coach. Uh, you know, those three guys
Speaker 7: are in the room, and you know, oftentimes he would
Speaker 7: pull up tape and he's like, okay, Brett, tell me
Speaker 7: what the play is. And you know, formation motion called
Speaker 7: his play for me, and Brett's like throwing around all
Speaker 7: He's like, I don't I don't know, mooch, you know,
Speaker 7: and then and then ties there and Tie just cleans.
Speaker 6: It all up and he knows it all. He's just
Speaker 6: like a coach.
Speaker 7: But when you put Brett between the lines, everything seemed
Speaker 7: to just click. Like, you know, I listened to him
Speaker 7: in the meeting room and I'm like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 7: what are we gonna get on the practice field, and
Speaker 7: then he goes on the practice field and it was
Speaker 7: just bang bang back, like everything just seemed to make
Speaker 7: sense to him.
Speaker 6: Between the lines.
Speaker 7: But you know, he couldn't look at it, you know,
Speaker 7: the tape and and recall everything there. But you give
Speaker 7: him a play call and let him go play football,
Speaker 7: and he was just it was just really really good.
Speaker 2: When did you know you had arrived, like you you
Speaker 2: could be a great player.
Speaker 6: A great player.
Speaker 7: Yeah, when I say arrived for me, it was different
Speaker 7: with my journey. So in ninety nine, when I became
Speaker 7: the starter, we actually had to buy the second week
Speaker 7: of the season, which they don't do anymore, but we
Speaker 7: had to buy the second week, so played the first
Speaker 7: week against the Ravens. Me and my wife actually went
Speaker 7: back to her hometown to see her family, and I
Speaker 7: got a call when we were driving down the street
Speaker 7: that I was the player of the week in the
Speaker 7: NFL after Week one, And that was my moment where like, Okay,
Speaker 7: I don't know if I'm ever going to play another game.
Speaker 6: I don't know where it goes from here.
Speaker 7: But for one week, I was the best player in
Speaker 7: the National Football and that was kind of like my
Speaker 7: moment of after the entire journey, like all the things
Speaker 7: that I believed. See, I told you, I told you
Speaker 7: at least for one week, I could be that guy.
Speaker 6: So that was kind of do you get any moments?
Speaker 9: Did you get a certificate?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean I heard. I think maybe they gave you
Speaker 6: a papers at every I don't. I don't have any idea.
Speaker 7: The phone call was enough for me to just kind
Speaker 7: of okay, all right, we made it.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Kurt Warner. He'll be on the draft
Speaker 2: coming up tonight at eight eastern on NFL Network. We
Speaker 2: spend so much time talking about quarterbacks, and I was
Speaker 2: just talking to Matt Miller, who's draft analyst for ESPN.
Speaker 2: If I'm Tennessee, why am I trying to get a
Speaker 2: quarterback when I can get the a guy who is
Speaker 2: the Otani of the NFL and Travis Hunter. So now
Speaker 2: I like the sure thing is right there? Correct?
Speaker 6: Right, Okay, I'm going to take a.
Speaker 2: Chance on cam Ward, who at best would have been
Speaker 2: the fifth quarterback drafted last year. Yeah, So why am
Speaker 2: I doing that? Why why am I not patient to go?
Speaker 2: We can We'll find our quarterback.
Speaker 7: Cause it's as simple as if you don't have one,
Speaker 7: you don't have a chain.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's the way it is in the NFL.
Speaker 7: Outside of, you know, barring one of those unique situations
Speaker 7: where you have an incredible defense and an unbelievable run
Speaker 7: game and your quarterback can be a complementary piece.
Speaker 6: It just doesn't happen very often.
Speaker 7: And so it's why we reach It's why we talk
Speaker 7: about quarterbacks because if you don't have one, you don't
Speaker 7: have a chance. And especially if you look in the
Speaker 7: AFC right now with way you know the way that's
Speaker 7: going and all the players that you have there, and
Speaker 7: so that's why you know, at this pick, I agree
Speaker 7: with you, like, Okay, we've got guys that we know
Speaker 7: are going to be good NFL players, Cam Mood really
Speaker 7: good college player.
Speaker 6: We don't know.
Speaker 7: But that's exactly why you have to take the chance,
Speaker 7: is because you just know you don't have an opportunity
Speaker 7: to win without it.
Speaker 6: And then I think that.
Speaker 7: The second factor is we have no patience anymore. We
Speaker 7: have no patients, not just for quarterback, we have no
Speaker 7: patients for coaches. And so these coaches know, Okay, I
Speaker 7: can go build a roster for somebody else, because if
Speaker 7: I don't have a quarterback for three or four years.
Speaker 7: I'm gone, and somebody else is going to come in
Speaker 7: and be able to use all these pieces I have.
Speaker 7: So you go and you try to get that guy
Speaker 7: that you think has a chance to be a special
Speaker 7: player for you, knowing if I find that guy, he
Speaker 7: gives us a chance every time we play, and then
Speaker 7: we go and build around him.
Speaker 2: I had one of my greatest moments in my career,
Speaker 2: and it happened during your Super Bowl with Pittsburgh. Because
Speaker 2: I'm going to hand out the trophy. I'm on the
Speaker 2: sidelines and I'm with Steve Young. So Steve Young is
Speaker 2: with me as Ben comes onto the field, and Steve
Speaker 2: Young is doing play by play and color like. So
Speaker 2: he's telling me from a Hall of Fame perspective what
Speaker 2: Ben is doing, what they should do. So he's doing
Speaker 2: this all the way down the sidelines. Now I'm still thinking,
Speaker 2: I'm handing out the trophy to you guys, and then
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, you know, so Steve is going,
Speaker 2: this is this is crazy, I mean, Ben is this
Speaker 2: is unbelievable. And then he throws the touchdown and he said,
Speaker 2: you you can't, I mean, we don't make those throw.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's not normal to make that throw. So
Speaker 2: when you're watching all of this as a quarterback, you're
Speaker 2: probably saying, well, what would I do or you know,
Speaker 2: put yourself in that position. I'm guessing, at what point
Speaker 2: did you realize you were in trouble?
Speaker 7: I mean I realized I was in trouble when he
Speaker 7: threw the curl route to the right hand side and
Speaker 7: Antonio took it for about seventy you know, like because
Speaker 7: all we're thinking on you know, on our sideline is
Speaker 7: you know, we've got the lead at that point.
Speaker 6: Hold them to a field goal at worst.
Speaker 7: So we're going into overtime because we had kind of
Speaker 7: taken the momentum at that point, and so our whole
Speaker 7: mindset is just you don't give up the big play,
Speaker 7: like keep everything in front of you.
Speaker 6: And then it was right off the bat when you
Speaker 6: throw a curl.
Speaker 7: And he spins and and you know, sets them up
Speaker 7: inside the red zone. And that's when I thought too
Speaker 7: many opportunities, Like we're giving them too many chances, Like
Speaker 7: if we gave him one shot in the red zone
Speaker 7: to go for the touchdown, I feel confident you get
Speaker 7: down there and we give them first and goal and
Speaker 7: they've got a chance for at least four plays down there.
Speaker 7: That's when I was worried. And you know, he had
Speaker 7: thrown a pass, a better I wouldn't say a better pass,
Speaker 7: but they had an opportunity to score a touchdown, you know,
Speaker 7: the play before, and they missed that play. And so
Speaker 7: after that happens, You're like, Okay, they missed one.
Speaker 6: Maybe we got a shot here.
Speaker 7: And then when he went and threw the past to Santonio,
Speaker 7: from my vantage point, I'm like, what's he doing? Like,
Speaker 7: there's three guys there, there's no chance, Like I'm feeling pretty.
Speaker 6: Good that we're gonna knock this down.
Speaker 7: And of course, perfect pass, unbelievable catch in between three guys.
Speaker 7: But that's what you know, you know, that's what Super
Speaker 7: Bowls are all about. It's great players making great plays.
Speaker 7: But it was after that first quick curl route that
Speaker 7: spun out and turned into you know, first down into the.
Speaker 6: Red zone where I knew like we were in trouble here.
Speaker 2: What still keeps you up at night football wise?
Speaker 7: Football wise, it would be the Patriots Super Bowl in
Speaker 7: O one, Just that we didn't play our best game,
Speaker 7: like you want to go to the Super Bowl and
Speaker 7: you want to play your best game. You want to say, hey,
Speaker 7: you leave it like that game against the Steelers. Nobody
Speaker 7: expected us to be there with two and a half
Speaker 7: minutes to go, We're leading in that game. We played
Speaker 7: a good football game and very easily could have been
Speaker 7: champs in that game. So I can live with that one,
Speaker 7: even with the long interception and all the stuff that happened.
Speaker 6: I could live with that one. It was two thousand
Speaker 6: and one.
Speaker 7: Where we were a better team than we played on
Speaker 7: that day, and when you get to those moments and
Speaker 7: you know what that could have meant for a lot
Speaker 7: of different things, to have two super Bowl championships in
Speaker 7: three years, all of that stuff. That's the game to
Speaker 7: me that I wish we could have back and we
Speaker 7: could play that over again, because I really believe, you know,
Speaker 7: and nothing against the Patriots.
Speaker 6: We were the better football team.
Speaker 7: You know, we didn't play better in in those three hours,
Speaker 7: but we were the better foot We played ten times,
Speaker 7: we win I think at least eight of those, but
Speaker 7: that day they outplayed us.
Speaker 6: We didn't put our best foot forward.
Speaker 7: And that's the game that just continually comes back through
Speaker 7: my mind more than more than all the others.
Speaker 2: But what was the chatter beforehand? You're facing Brady and
Speaker 2: he didn't have much experience. Yeah, and what was the
Speaker 2: defensive philosophy there?
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, I think our defensi velosophy was basically
Speaker 7: what happened. I mean, Tom Brady threw for like one
Speaker 7: hundred and fifty yards in the game, and they had
Speaker 7: you know, I threw a pick six. They had one
Speaker 7: touchdown pass, there was another one where Tory kind of
Speaker 7: tripped led to another, you know, interception that was points
Speaker 7: for them. And so I think the game plan was
Speaker 7: what we wanted it to be. And it's like their
Speaker 7: offense isn't going to beat us. We've just got to
Speaker 7: play better than their defense, which obviously we had great
Speaker 7: confidence that we could do that with the team that we.
Speaker 6: Had, But that was more of the mindset going in.
Speaker 7: Tom Brady wasn't Tom Brady yet at that point, So
Speaker 7: it wasn't like a fear like, oh gosh, we got
Speaker 7: to worry about twelve at this time. It was more
Speaker 7: worried about their defense. Bill Belichick, we played him earlier
Speaker 7: in the year, going in, Okay, what.
Speaker 6: Are they going to do?
Speaker 7: We know they're not going to do the same thing
Speaker 7: they did last time. What do we have to prepare
Speaker 7: for it? So that was more of the matchup that
Speaker 7: I think we were thinking about going in.
Speaker 2: I have a football here, and you know, we get
Speaker 2: caught up in if you'll hold that and show us
Speaker 2: the proper way to throw a football.
Speaker 6: Proper way to throw a football?
Speaker 7: Yeah, because I mean like some like my grip, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: so my grip is one I don't know where the
Speaker 7: camera is, but they'll find where I'm almost on the
Speaker 7: point of the football. And and for me, I actually
Speaker 7: changed to that grip when I was in high school.
Speaker 7: When I watched the guy that was older than me
Speaker 7: threw it. He threw a really good ball, and so
Speaker 7: I'm like, Okay, how's he hold the football? And he
Speaker 7: had his finger more towards the point. And when I
Speaker 7: first started doing that, I threw a lot of ducks anyways,
Speaker 7: But when I first started doing that, the ball never
Speaker 7: came off clean. But I always felt like I had
Speaker 7: more control with that point. You know, that finger on
Speaker 7: the point of the ball, because it's kind of the
Speaker 7: last thing that you release as you're throwing the football.
Speaker 7: So I felt like it gave me more accuracy when
Speaker 7: I was doing that.
Speaker 6: But I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 7: If there's a there's a perfect way to do it.
Speaker 7: I think to me, it's like grab it. What feels
Speaker 7: comfortable to you do it. But that was the thing
Speaker 7: for me, is I wanted to have as why a
Speaker 7: grip as possible on the ball, and I wanted to
Speaker 7: have my finger close to the point.
Speaker 6: So I just felt like it may be more accurate.
Speaker 2: Do you care how it inflated it is?
Speaker 7: I mean I would like it legally inflated, like, I
Speaker 7: mean whatever the standard is is is what?
Speaker 9: I wait?
Speaker 2: But why can't you have a football that you want
Speaker 2: and I have a football that I want?
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't know. I mean, why do we
Speaker 6: have rules? It's a dumb Why why could you do
Speaker 6: something that? I mean, I don't know, nobody.
Speaker 2: Nobody benefits from this. You kicker on their own ball.
Speaker 7: Hold on a second, Like, why would somebody do it
Speaker 7: if they don't benefit from it? Like whatever that that
Speaker 7: thing is. I mean, if you deflated a football or
Speaker 7: you pumped it up, like, you would only do that
Speaker 7: if you felt it gave you some sort of an advantage, right, And.
Speaker 2: So we'd like kickers have their own ball.
Speaker 6: I mean, okay, but that's not the rule.
Speaker 7: Like if the rule is everybody can have their own ball,
Speaker 7: and we actually do allow quarterbacks to break the ball
Speaker 7: in and do what they want to do.
Speaker 2: So you realize that Aaron Rodgers told me that he
Speaker 2: over inflated footballs and nobody said anything about that because
Speaker 2: he didn't have a guy known as the inflator and
Speaker 2: Brady had a guy known as the deflator. It's silly.
Speaker 2: I don't know, it's silly.
Speaker 6: Are you saying silly? But to me, I mean if
Speaker 6: the question.
Speaker 2: Calling into question Tom Brady's Super Bowl putting it over gosh,
Speaker 2: is that what we're doing.
Speaker 6: I knew somehow this was going to go there. You
Speaker 6: were somehow gonna get me there.
Speaker 7: But I mean the funny thing to me is, and
Speaker 7: you know, maybe it's to the credit of those guys
Speaker 7: over inflating or under inflating, like I never once thought
Speaker 7: about how much air, like give me the ball, like
Speaker 7: give me the ball, what ball is?
Speaker 6: Oh, it's this ball, Let's let's go play football. Like
Speaker 6: that was nothing. You know that I even thought about
Speaker 6: a detail that I considered. I mean, maybe I should have,
Speaker 6: but it was nothing like, hey, this is legal, somebody
Speaker 6: figured it out. Let's go play ball. Yes' just kind
Speaker 6: of what you do.
Speaker 2: You're probably not having this conversation on the draft tonight.
Speaker 6: I'm probably notably not. Okay, I see, I guarantee you
Speaker 6: I will not let it go there.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, great to see.
Speaker 6: Good to see you as always.
Speaker 2: You can see more of Kurt Warner tonight. He'll be
Speaker 2: on NFL Networks coverage. First Round a start at eight eastern.
Speaker 2: We'll take a break. Daniel Jeremiah tells you where Travis
Speaker 2: Hunter is going. He'll join us coming up next here,
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Speaker 2: A lot of fun seeing Kurt Warner. The argument kept
Speaker 2: going when we went to commercial break about inflating your
Speaker 2: football or deflating your football. If you can do it
Speaker 2: and I can do it, then it shouldn't be an
Speaker 2: issue for me. But as Kurt says, well, there is
Speaker 2: a rule in play, so therefore why have a rule
Speaker 2: if you're not going to enforce it. I understand that,
Speaker 2: but kickers get their own football. And the fact that
Speaker 2: Aaron Rodgers said he over inflated the football. He wanted
Speaker 2: an over inflated football. But you know that's there's no
Speaker 2: drama attached to that because it doesn't have anything to
Speaker 2: do with the Patriots or Tom Brady. Okay, Daniel Jeremiah
Speaker 2: NFL Network Draft analyst, and he'll be on the call
Speaker 2: tonight at eight eastern on NFL Network. He also has
Speaker 2: moved the Sticks podcast and former NFL Scout as We
Speaker 2: make way for Daniel Jeremiah on the program. Hey Dan,
Speaker 2: all right, it's.
Speaker 11: So I'm glad you finally got to the bottom of
Speaker 11: Kurt hating Tom Brady.
Speaker 2: As asterisk by Super Bowls for Tom Brady.
Speaker 11: And he's been saying that behind the scenes for years.
Speaker 11: It was nice to see like that. That's great, He's
Speaker 11: gonna love you for this. Did you ever a Brady
Speaker 11: college tape? I did, actually, but I was, you know,
Speaker 11: he was came into the league before I got into scouting,
Speaker 11: but we had I started in two thousand and three,
Speaker 11: and we do a thing when I was with the
Speaker 11: Ravens called Scout School. So in the evenings at training camp,
Speaker 11: everybody had to do a presentation and the idea was
Speaker 11: to let the whole group learn something and grow and
Speaker 11: and somebody did the how we all screwed up on
Speaker 11: Tom Brady presentation and went through and kind of showed
Speaker 11: his tape, read all the reports and kind of went
Speaker 11: to the background.
Speaker 2: Okay, but wait a minute, he lost his job to
Speaker 2: Drew Hension. So everybody can look back and have revisions
Speaker 2: history and say, man, I knew who knew?
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 11: The interesting thing was it was more so in the
Speaker 11: background than it was in the In the description of
Speaker 11: the play, like it was and I don't remember the
Speaker 11: exact words, but it was like this guy's a maniacal competitor.
Speaker 11: You know, all the wiring stuff. All that stuff was
Speaker 11: just off the charts. And so the point of the
Speaker 11: process was sometimes if the skill levels meets the threshold,
Speaker 11: this adequate and you have the elite off off the charts,
Speaker 11: character work, ethic, all that stuff, that those guys can
Speaker 11: be better. Now, no, there's no way anybody could ever
Speaker 11: know that he was going to do what he did.
Speaker 11: But there were some little nuggets and little morsels in there.
Speaker 2: What was a red flag when you were scouting?
Speaker 9: Red flag?
Speaker 11: Gosh, I always thought it was a red flag when
Speaker 11: you go back in the day when I was scouting,
Speaker 11: you had the video guys because everybody didn't just have
Speaker 11: everything on their iPad. And if the video guys did
Speaker 11: not know the quarterback had no relationship with a quarterback,
Speaker 11: that always made me nervous because the guy has not
Speaker 11: been in there watching extra tape that should be one
Speaker 11: of his best friends. How do I get access? I
Speaker 11: need to I want to come in here and watch this.
Speaker 11: So that was just one kind of random and.
Speaker 2: I always thought if you were going to talk to
Speaker 2: somebody and get it, and I was told this, talk
Speaker 2: to the equipment manager. Yeah, talk to people who are around,
Speaker 2: How does he treat people who aren't important per se?
Speaker 2: How is he in the lock? You know those kind
Speaker 2: of things. And I remember running into a guy who
Speaker 2: worked at Washington State with Ryan Leef. Yeah, and he
Speaker 2: gave me a heads up without telling me. I mean,
Speaker 2: he was saying, boy, wait till you get a load
Speaker 2: of this, and I go, what do you mean? He goes, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm just saying and you know, so then I eventually
Speaker 2: found out what he was saying is the reputation with
Speaker 2: Ryan at the time was not a great teammate. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and you know there's other things in play with Ryan there,
Speaker 2: and maybe he shouldn't have been up as high as
Speaker 2: you know. You know now it was Peyton versus him,
Speaker 2: and nobody wins that competition battle.
Speaker 9: Yeah, no question.
Speaker 11: We always would do it at the combine and when
Speaker 11: you're interviewing guys at All Star Games, one of the
Speaker 11: questions we would always ask is if you can take
Speaker 11: one teammate with you, who would you want to play
Speaker 11: with at the next level. And it was kind of
Speaker 11: interesting because some guys will come up over and over
Speaker 11: and over again through that process and.
Speaker 2: We you know, it's not character assassination, but it certainly
Speaker 2: felt like we needed a story. Now we got an
Speaker 2: unnamed scowled or some you know, executive who's talking bad
Speaker 2: about Shade or Sanders. Has anybody said anything negative about
Speaker 2: somebody else in this draft as far as their personality
Speaker 2: or their ability to interview?
Speaker 9: I would say it this way.
Speaker 11: There's obviously going to be in almost every single player
Speaker 11: in every draft, there's going to be somebody in the
Speaker 11: draft room who's a fan and someone who's not. But
Speaker 11: with Shador this year, Dan, it is so and I'm
Speaker 11: not comparing them as players or people, but it's so
Speaker 11: reminiscent to Johnny Manziel, where the spotlight is so bright,
Speaker 11: and there's never been more information coming out on a
Speaker 11: player than there has been on Shudeur. Again, totally different
Speaker 11: players and people, but I don't recall this much attention
Speaker 11: on one player since we had the Johnny Manziel draft.
Speaker 2: And I remember an executive saying Johnny was unbelievable as
Speaker 2: an interview.
Speaker 11: Well, he's charismatic, Yeah, come in and fill the room. Yes,
Speaker 11: I mean his pro day is going to go down
Speaker 11: as one of the ald timers. The guy put on pads,
Speaker 11: there was blaring music and the former president of the
Speaker 11: United States was on the sideline watching it.
Speaker 2: How did everybody miss on him?
Speaker 11: I just think it was so fun, It was so tantalized.
Speaker 11: I went and saw him play several times live, including
Speaker 11: in bowl games.
Speaker 9: And it was just so magical.
Speaker 11: At the college level, and you had, you know, the
Speaker 11: Alabama program and where that group was, and you're like,
Speaker 11: this guy, nobody can do this against them, and this
Speaker 11: kid can. And then I always remembered is one of
Speaker 11: his first preseason games. It was on TV and I
Speaker 11: happened to tune in. It might've been against the Lions,
Speaker 11: if I'm not mistaken. And I remember texting my buddy
Speaker 11: Bucky Brooks because we had both been at a bowl
Speaker 11: game and sat next to each other and we kind
Speaker 11: of got taken in by this whole thing. And the
Speaker 11: first preseason game, I texted him, I go, Bucky, dang,
Speaker 11: he looks little all of a sudden on a field
Speaker 11: with NFL guys that it didn't look great.
Speaker 2: But all you had to do was ask a couple
Speaker 2: of questions about.
Speaker 9: Oh, yeah, there was all the stuff that was.
Speaker 2: But could he have played in the NFL at a
Speaker 2: high level let's say he's focused, Let's say he's clean
Speaker 2: and committed. Did he have the traits to be able
Speaker 2: to be a successful quarterback? I think he did give
Speaker 2: him that style.
Speaker 11: I think he did, and I know he would have
Speaker 11: to play a little bit more on time, a little
Speaker 11: bit more on schedule. But the guy, he had huge hands,
Speaker 11: he had a huge arm. He was obviously ultra athletic
Speaker 11: and creative. He just need you needed to kind of
Speaker 11: reel that stuff in. But we never got a chance
Speaker 11: because of the stuff off the field. We never got
Speaker 11: a chance to see what that.
Speaker 9: Could have looked like.
Speaker 2: It's like he wanted to be Farv, but there's only
Speaker 2: one Farv.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and he was pocket Farv because he was, you know,
Speaker 11: a much smaller guy.
Speaker 2: All Right, we're talking to Daniel Jeremiah. He'll be the
Speaker 2: lead analyst on the draft coming up tonight and that's
Speaker 2: NFL Network starting at eight eastern. The draft starts. Where now,
Speaker 2: let me get to your quote. Let me make sure
Speaker 2: I got it right. You got Browns are taking Travis Hunter.
Speaker 9: Uh feels like that.
Speaker 11: There's been a lot of talk in the last twenty
Speaker 11: four hours, which someone needs to write a book on
Speaker 11: the night before the draft, rumors that never come true.
Speaker 11: They're fantastic, they really are fantastic. But there's been a
Speaker 11: lot Oh, they could move out and maybe we'll all
Speaker 11: be shocked, and they do, but it all feels like
Speaker 11: that's going.
Speaker 2: To be traveling. Okay, and you your quote was he
Speaker 2: will major in offense minor in defense.
Speaker 9: Which has never been done.
Speaker 2: Do you agree with that approach that he should be
Speaker 2: more offense than defense.
Speaker 9: I do.
Speaker 11: I mean that's how I see him. I think he's
Speaker 11: more impactful on offense. I don't think you know. To me,
Speaker 11: he's as a corner. He's best when you kind of
Speaker 11: play him off when he's in zone. When he's an offman,
Speaker 11: he can see the picture, he can set traps. He
Speaker 11: can then go make plays on the ball. But this
Speaker 11: is not like Pats or Tan. You got this guy
Speaker 11: and we will not worry about that side of the field.
Speaker 11: Like that's not the style.
Speaker 9: Of corner he is.
Speaker 11: Whereas on offense, every time he touches the ball, he's
Speaker 11: impactful and I can get the ball in his hands
Speaker 11: a lot and he can help us win games, and
Speaker 11: I can find ways for him to get on defense.
Speaker 11: But historically when you've had players and that nobody's done
Speaker 11: it to the level he did in terms of the
Speaker 11: volume of snaps. But if it was a major minor,
Speaker 11: it was always okay, you have to learn this defense,
Speaker 11: be in the defensive meeting room and we'll sprinkle in
Speaker 11: a package of plays where it's a bubble screen or reverse,
Speaker 11: you know, a go and you don't necessarily have to
Speaker 11: meet you know, with the offense. This one is the
Speaker 11: first time I can ever remember or I've thought this kid,
Speaker 11: I want him full time on offense.
Speaker 2: I still get the feeling somebody's going up to get
Speaker 2: Ashton Gent and I you know, I don't know what
Speaker 2: your intel is on that, but he feels like I
Speaker 2: could tell by that reaction you went.
Speaker 11: He's my third player. I think there's three elite players
Speaker 11: in this draft. And I think cam Ward is a
Speaker 11: really good quarterback, and I have no problem.
Speaker 9: With Tennessee taking him.
Speaker 11: But to me, the three like blue chip players in
Speaker 11: any draft are those three guys, Abdul Carter, it's Hunter,
Speaker 11: and it's Genty, So I love Gent.
Speaker 9: To me, it's just around the league.
Speaker 11: You can get comfortable taking a running back there. But
Speaker 11: I just i'd be curious to see if somebody's gonna
Speaker 11: really move a lot of resources for a running But.
Speaker 2: Don't you think Saquon opened people's eyes here that if
Speaker 2: you now granted he was the missing piece, yeah, on
Speaker 2: a Super Bowl winning team, whereas with the Giants he
Speaker 2: was good, but they weren't any good. So if Ashton
Speaker 2: Genty goes to Jacksonville, they're not very good. Or would
Speaker 2: the Patriots be squirrely enough to go, you know what,
Speaker 2: let's let's take this guy if he's going to be
Speaker 2: great there, or do the Raiders wait and go let
Speaker 2: him fall into our lamp.
Speaker 11: I brought this up with a general manager the other
Speaker 11: day and he goes, you realize, like the four best
Speaker 11: running backs in the NFL last year were all had
Speaker 11: in free agency, Like they were all out there for you.
Speaker 11: Like another example of everybody talks about you can draft
Speaker 11: him in any round, and he's like, there's also going
Speaker 11: to be guys available in free agency every year. So
Speaker 11: his whole point was great player, we have him highly rated.
Speaker 11: If he's there, we'll pick him. But I just in
Speaker 11: terms of taking a bunch of resources and going to
Speaker 11: get him, they were, you know, not.
Speaker 2: So much into that what is it like when you
Speaker 2: know that your organization is maybe starting to panic a
Speaker 2: little bit. Have you been in a situation where all
Speaker 2: of a sudden you're on the clock and the guy
Speaker 2: you thought you were getting is not there.
Speaker 11: The one of the stories I've told in the past
Speaker 11: is I was in Baltimore and we were a HELOADI
Speaker 11: knot a team.
Speaker 9: That was our guy. That's who we wanted we had.
Speaker 11: We wanted to put a big guy in front of
Speaker 11: ray Lewis, and he was just the perfect pick. Well,
Speaker 11: Phil Savage at the time was the general manager of
Speaker 11: the Cleveland Browns, and Philip had been with us in Baltimore,
Speaker 11: and so Phil knew that we were going to like
Speaker 11: that type of player. So they're on the clock just
Speaker 11: in front of us, and he calls Ozzie and they
Speaker 11: have the conversation and Phil's like, we're going to take
Speaker 11: Heloda Nada, and Ozzie goes, okay, well, yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 11: He goes, well you want to trade, and Ozzi, you know,
Speaker 11: he ends up kind of putting him on hold, and
Speaker 11: he's kind of looking around the room and he's like,
Speaker 11: they're not taking Helodi Nada, but he knows we want
Speaker 11: Helodi Nada. So he's trying to hold us up for
Speaker 11: a draft pick, and so I think it ended up
Speaker 11: being a sixth round pick.
Speaker 9: And Ozzie's you know, obviously he's got so.
Speaker 11: Much wisdom and was like, look, we can call their bluff,
Speaker 11: but it's a sixth round pick, and that guarantees that
Speaker 11: we get him.
Speaker 9: Just give him the sixth round pick and we'll go
Speaker 9: up and get him.
Speaker 2: We did some hot takes here. I want you to
Speaker 2: judge these. Marvin, give Daniel Jeremiah your hot.
Speaker 4: Take, Jackson Dart he will go to the Los Angeles
Speaker 4: Rams at the end of the first half.
Speaker 6: Then my second one was.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I think I forgot it.
Speaker 9: It was too hot.
Speaker 6: Oh I think Tyler Warren.
Speaker 2: Yeah, going to the Patriots ooh with four overall.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think that would put you in round three
Speaker 11: of hot ones.
Speaker 9: You know, I don't think that gets you to the Yeah,
Speaker 9: to the playoffs.
Speaker 6: All the hot.
Speaker 11: One's spicy, but look, the Rams, that's an option. When
Speaker 11: I talk to the guys in that building, I didn't
Speaker 11: get the sense it kind of feels like they want
Speaker 11: to make a push right now.
Speaker 9: You bring you know, you bring.
Speaker 11: Back your quarterback and you feel like you've got you're
Speaker 11: this close to get me to the year. So they
Speaker 11: want to help Matthew not try and you know, eventually
Speaker 11: replace him. So I would be surprised on that one, Warren.
Speaker 11: It's just the Patriots seem pretty locked in that they
Speaker 11: have to get better at tackle. They were just so
Speaker 11: bad there last year, So that would surprise me as well.
Speaker 2: Todd your hot takes.
Speaker 7: I had the Broncos moving up from twenty to take
Speaker 7: Boise State Bronco Ashton genty to become a Denver Bronco.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think that's there's a lot of talk about
Speaker 11: the two teams that could move up are the Broncos
Speaker 11: and the Eagles, two teams that could be aggressive. And
Speaker 11: with the Broncos, that's not a hot take, that's a
Speaker 11: legitimate take. It's not a hot take. That's a that's
Speaker 11: very much mild, like dipped in ranch.
Speaker 2: And that's not legitimate takes. Yeah, you know we can't
Speaker 2: sell that.
Speaker 6: What about this one? The Cowboys move up from twelve
Speaker 6: to grab Tyler Warren, hoping for the next Jason Witten
Speaker 6: or j Novachek to join them.
Speaker 11: What was the name of the guy that they took
Speaker 11: from Lsu tight end. Do you remember that from way back.
Speaker 9: In the day, oh Stern Barker. No, I just opened
Speaker 9: up Pandora's bock.
Speaker 11: There was Tony Gonzalez and this kid, and I remember
Speaker 11: Troyman was going to work out both of them, and
Speaker 11: the Tony Gonzalez goes on to the Hall of Fame,
Speaker 11: the other did not. But we can get research on that.
Speaker 9: That one. I'll give you hot on that one. Your
Speaker 9: first one, not hot.
Speaker 3: I have Tila tongue of ioloa traded tonight to the
Speaker 3: either the Saints Giants, forty nine ers or Steelers.
Speaker 2: Wow. Yeah, you just you just you almost literally floored him.
Speaker 9: Yes, I mean it's I could use some milk trying
Speaker 9: to tame the tongue.
Speaker 2: The tongue here tame a tongue of ioloa. Yeah, vamas.
Speaker 2: My other one is Trey Hendrickson.
Speaker 3: Traded tonight to either the Packers, Liarons or Commanders.
Speaker 11: I like that one. I think that's I think that's spicy.
Speaker 11: I think that's I think that's a fun one. That's
Speaker 11: a that's a fun.
Speaker 2: One, right, the to a tongue of ioloa.
Speaker 11: You know, I would be I mean that would be
Speaker 11: incredible for us. We'll have an unbelievable night, We'll all
Speaker 11: fall out.
Speaker 9: Of our chairs.
Speaker 2: Well, that's a take like you're trying to balance.
Speaker 3: Is it better to be something that's like more close
Speaker 3: to reality or something like?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that'd be crazy if that happened. Because that's a
Speaker 2: hot take, right, that's how that qualifies. You need a
Speaker 2: Laramie tuns All night tonight because there are not enough
Speaker 2: great names in this round.
Speaker 9: Look, Dan, I grew.
Speaker 11: Up in the home with a father as a pastor,
Speaker 11: and I'm live on air, and I'll be honest with that.
Speaker 9: I don't know what's in that mask.
Speaker 6: I don't know what.
Speaker 9: I've never seen one of those things before.
Speaker 11: You've never smoked poppy, No, but I but I've never
Speaker 11: seen that contraption. Yeah, and there like I'm like, I
Speaker 11: don't even know how to respond to this, but I
Speaker 11: was like, he's a heck of a tackle.
Speaker 9: I can tell you.
Speaker 2: I'd take him high. Oh no, no, I know I
Speaker 2: don't mean that way. All right, Paulie, you're a hot
Speaker 2: take for Daniel.
Speaker 8: Was that tight end of LSU David Lafleur, Yes, yes,
Speaker 8: I looked it up, all right. The Patriots will trade
Speaker 8: down out of four with the Bears. The Bears will
Speaker 8: trade up to four to get Carter out of Penn State.
Speaker 11: So I've heard there's again the last twenty four hours,
Speaker 11: a lot of chatter about the Bears trying to be
Speaker 11: aggressive to move up, whether that was to three or
Speaker 11: to four, and Carter was the name A lightly hot, Yeah,
Speaker 11: I think it's I think it's hot, but I think
Speaker 11: it's it's shared.
Speaker 9: I think that's that's floating around.
Speaker 8: Jackson Dart will be drafted by the Saints at nine, I.
Speaker 11: Don't think so. I think the Saints go quarterback in
Speaker 11: round two. So that's a hot I'll give you a
Speaker 11: hot take on that one. By the way, Dan, you
Speaker 11: asked Kurt what game keeps him up at night? And
Speaker 11: I just feel a little bit slighted that you didn't
Speaker 11: ask me that same question.
Speaker 2: I'm not done yet.
Speaker 9: Okay, Okay.
Speaker 2: Appalachian State.
Speaker 10: It was eight.
Speaker 9: Western Carolina.
Speaker 11: It was a cold day in Kullowey, and I just
Speaker 11: had tough time holding onto the ball man.
Speaker 9: We lost the Old Mountain jug that day.
Speaker 2: Fumbles, interceptions, yes, and your draft stock, Yeah, that's tough.
Speaker 2: Who plays quarterback the way you played quarterback.
Speaker 11: Who plays quarterback the way I played quarterback?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 11: Nobody in the NFL, unfortunately, Dan, Oh, yeah, Dan, Dan
Speaker 11: was a little better than I was.
Speaker 9: Unfortunately.
Speaker 2: He's Daniel Jeremiah, NFL Network lead analyst, and I'll bother
Speaker 2: him tonight with a couple of text message just said.
Speaker 2: When you go to commercial break by the way eight
Speaker 2: Eastern you can see their coverage with Rich Iceon leading
Speaker 2: the charts. Great to see again, Thank you, Bud. I
Speaker 2: appreciate you.
Speaker 6: Jay.
Speaker 2: We'll come back. We'll close up shop after this.
Speaker 1: Be sure to catch the live edition of The Dan
Speaker 1: Patrick Show weekdays at nine am Eastern six am Pacific
Speaker 1: on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: Daniel Jeremiah is a great guest, very very very insightful
Speaker 2: and having been a scout and been in these war
Speaker 2: rooms and gives you great firsthand experience. And he'll be
Speaker 2: on the call with Rich Eisend and company tonight NFL Network.
Speaker 2: Let me see you know. And so much of this
Speaker 2: draft is focused on shud Or Sanders, and I get
Speaker 2: it because of Dion. I also get this, and it's
Speaker 2: not fair for me to say it without attaching names
Speaker 2: to it. But because I don't know if who's influenced
Speaker 2: by Dion, I get the feeling there are a lot
Speaker 2: of not a lot, but there are mock drafts and
Speaker 2: analysts who are very careful about how they assess shud
Speaker 2: Or Sanders. Do they truly believe he's a first round
Speaker 2: draft pick or are they doing it because you don't
Speaker 2: want to get on the bad side of Dion Sanderson.
Speaker 2: And this is just a feeling I have. I think
Speaker 2: there are probably more analyst than you would think who
Speaker 2: are not sold on Shudor Now. I voted for him
Speaker 2: third in the Heisman. I watched him. I watched him
Speaker 2: a lot. He did take a lot of hits. He
Speaker 2: was tough, he completed seventy three percent of his passes.
Speaker 2: He's comfortable in the spotlight. There's a lot of nice
Speaker 2: things to learn or to welcome with Shador Sanders. But
Speaker 2: I do think that processing the game in NFL time,
Speaker 2: as opposed to college time, that will be the biggest
Speaker 2: challenge for him. And you'll hear scouts say this, that
Speaker 2: you get to the line of scrimmage, how do you
Speaker 2: process that quickly? Not that he can't, that's not the point.
Speaker 2: It's the clock is sped up. I think there's a
Speaker 2: real chance that Shador does not get drafted in the
Speaker 2: first round tonight. I really believe that. And that's not
Speaker 2: to say he can't be successful. I just think and
Speaker 2: it might be better for him he gets on a
Speaker 2: better team. He's not asked to be a star right away.
Speaker 2: Cam Ward has to come in and be a star
Speaker 2: and the pressure we see that all the time. It's
Speaker 2: tough to live up to that. But Shadour, you know,
Speaker 2: and when somebody asked me about it, he's comfortable in
Speaker 2: the spotlight. And that's that's, you know, a transition that
Speaker 2: you have to make when you get to the NFL
Speaker 2: speaking to the media, everything you say is measured. You're
Speaker 2: going to go through highs and lows. Your Dad's not there,
Speaker 2: Travis Hunter's not there, and I think that'll be the
Speaker 2: key for Shadoor Sanders. I think there's more question marks
Speaker 2: than people are willing to admit with Shador this day
Speaker 2: in sports history, Paulie.
Speaker 9: Just got one for you.
Speaker 8: I wonder if Shador Sanders might take a pay cut
Speaker 8: if he goes in the second round, make less in
Speaker 8: the pros than in college. Sandy Kofax nineteen sixty one,
Speaker 8: Start got eighteen batters, becoming the first basically picture to
Speaker 8: DUSA on two different occasions. Nineteen sixty three, the Saw
Speaker 8: Celtics won their fifth straight NBA title. Nineteen ninety four,
Speaker 8: David Robinson the Spurs or It's seventy one points against
Speaker 8: the Clippers.
Speaker 2: The Cleveland Indians in nineteen sixty two traded Harry Cheety
Speaker 2: to the Mats for a player to be named later.
Speaker 2: Fifteen games later, the Mets decided the player to be
Speaker 2: named later was actually cheating, who becomes the first baseball
Speaker 2: player traded for himself. Bob Coosey plays his last NBA
Speaker 2: game Boston beats the Lakers to win the title. This
Speaker 2: is wrong. Bob Coosey played in nineteen seventy for the
Speaker 2: Cincinnati Royals at age forty one. That's the last game
Speaker 2: he ever played. Had a couple of costly turnovers. The
Speaker 2: New York Knicks won their eighteenth consecutive game, and you
Speaker 2: know Koozy made mistakes there at the end of the game.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go around the room. Marvin, what did
Speaker 2: you learn today?
Speaker 6: Matt Miller said, there's levels to be at a bust.
Speaker 2: Todd would you learn Today.
Speaker 7: Kurt Wanner recalls what a big deal was for him
Speaker 7: when he got the call oner he was named NFL Player.
Speaker 3: Of the Week seatan Would you learn Kurt doesn't care
Speaker 3: about the air and the ball pool?
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