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Speaker 2: Eberflus handling up the infamous Hail Mary's loss Alloyd Blake
Speaker 2: Bears players. Caleb william revealed how Ebraflu's handled it all
Speaker 2: at the time for that game was I think one
Speaker 2: of the things that throughout the locker room people talked
Speaker 2: about and were annoyed by. Ebraflus had a hold on.
Speaker 2: What about the dB that was joshing around with the fans,
Speaker 2: what what about the cup? What about the what about
Speaker 2: the accountability of the players if he was where he
Speaker 2: was supposed to be. See, that's what annoys me about
Speaker 2: this the millennial the gen z is that they want
Speaker 2: to absolve themselves of responsibility, accountability. Now we see the guy,
Speaker 2: he's over there doing this, the players going on, he's
Speaker 2: making fun of the people and the fans who have
Speaker 2: no impact on the game. And then the quarterback blames
Speaker 2: the head coach.
Speaker 4: Listen, you know how it is in situations like that,
Speaker 4: we go of all that on Fridays. Yes, we go
Speaker 4: over every scenario possible on Friday, just in case it happens.
Speaker 2: So let me ask you this, do hey, do what
Speaker 2: you do? What you're doing. And the one thing that
Speaker 2: we did do is that when we run those flows
Speaker 2: and we practice, the guys of a defensive side, they're
Speaker 2: not messing with the people in the sands. So, Caleb,
Speaker 2: you don't mind me asking, So what responsibility? What was
Speaker 2: that was his last name? Stevenson? Who's that DV number
Speaker 2: twenty nine? So I just want to know. I just
Speaker 2: want to hear him say what Tyreek Stevenson, Caleb Williams
Speaker 2: as a guy to guys that played in the NFL,
Speaker 2: what responsibility? What role did Tyreek Stevenson play in that?
Speaker 2: I know you said there were things periorating throughout the
Speaker 2: locker room that Ebon flews when you lost that game.
Speaker 2: I just want to hear you say what role you
Speaker 2: believe he played in that? Right?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 4: Was this said recently by Caleb Williams or we not
Speaker 4: mis killed? Were not misquoting anything he said?
Speaker 2: How Ebra Flues handled it at the time for that game,
Speaker 2: I think was one of the things that throughout the
Speaker 2: locker room people talked about and were annoyed by.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, I mean and listen, I'm not sure how
Speaker 4: that's on the on the coach at all, because I'm
Speaker 4: sure when it's done in Fridays and Friday's practice, whether
Speaker 4: it be walked through or whether it be full speed,
Speaker 4: I'm sure you're not messing with.
Speaker 2: If he's where he's supposed to be.
Speaker 4: It might the outcome might be different there.
Speaker 2: The outcome might be different.
Speaker 4: Now, there have been times where people have done the
Speaker 4: right way and it just so happened. They got lucky
Speaker 4: and they caught it.
Speaker 2: You can live with it, but I can't live with this. No,
Speaker 2: And that's what I'm say. And see what I tell people,
Speaker 2: hard work doesn't guarantee you anything, but I believe it.
Speaker 2: When I believe without it, you don't have a chance.
Speaker 2: See o jo. If I go by something and I
Speaker 2: work as hard as I possibly can and it doesn't happen.
Speaker 2: It didn't happen. But when people have regret, if I
Speaker 2: did and stay out so late, if I didn't drink,
Speaker 2: had I taken it more serious?
Speaker 4: Come on that.
Speaker 2: You can have lifetime. You can have a lifetime of discipline.
Speaker 2: You can have a lifetime of regret. Choose wisely. Hold
Speaker 2: on that. Now, don't do that. Don't do that. I can't,
Speaker 2: I can't wait.
Speaker 4: Say give me, give me, come on, listen, give me
Speaker 4: that one more time.
Speaker 2: You can have a life discipline or a lifetime of regret.
Speaker 2: For you to blame the coach when this guy, when
Speaker 2: you see the guy joshing around the play is going on,
Speaker 2: and then he's running as hard as he possibly can
Speaker 2: to try, and then he's late. He's the woman tempt
Speaker 2: the ball and let Brown catch it. Nor Brown catch it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's supposed knock the ball down. Whatever you do,
Speaker 4: rule umber one knock the ball down.
Speaker 2: Dang damn. Yeah, I just that's that's what I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't get I just he look it's over with.
Speaker 2: Just just move on. He came out better, saying, hey,
Speaker 2: look guys, that was that was last year. Hopefully we're
Speaker 2: better in those situations this year. We got a new
Speaker 2: coaching staff. Guys are excited. I get that's my rookie year.
Speaker 2: I had some ups, had some downs. There's some things
Speaker 2: I can do better. We will get better. We've improved
Speaker 2: in a lot of areas. We've revapped the offensive line.
Speaker 2: Guys understand me. I understand them. Hey, I'm very excited
Speaker 2: about this season. But to talk about that play without
Speaker 2: mentioning layer that should have been, I don't. I don't
Speaker 2: get down position.
Speaker 4: No, yeah, most definitely. Hey, and one thing about them Bears, Uh,
Speaker 4: I could tell you this now, I would just just
Speaker 4: to finish on something positive. That God damn Cayler Williams
Speaker 4: and Ben Johnson. Boy, the magic that they're finna have
Speaker 4: and the chemistry they have.
Speaker 2: They got wrong. They got Roma Doomsay, they got Dj Moore.
Speaker 2: They improved that offensive line by leaps and Browns, that
Speaker 2: Joe Tooney. They signed a couple of guys, they got
Speaker 2: three guys in free agency.
Speaker 4: Listen, the offensive creativity alone itself. The Bear is gonna
Speaker 4: be must watched. They're gonna be must watched. I'm excited.
Speaker 2: I'm excited for him. But they don't have a choice.
Speaker 2: Excited because the choice in that division. The Packers are
Speaker 2: in that division, Minnesota's in that division. What choice do
Speaker 2: you have if you don't get better against what you'll
Speaker 2: finish the last again like you finished for the last
Speaker 2: several years.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm. Hold on, let me use the back real
Speaker 4: quick on.
Speaker 2: Hold on, Oh show, oh Joe, Deshaun Watson say he
Speaker 2: will come back better than he ever was. Everyone don't
Speaker 2: think I can get back to where I was. I
Speaker 2: believe the work that I put in that I believe
Speaker 2: in myself. I know I'm gonna be way better than before.
Speaker 4: Hey, that's where it all started. Huh, that's that's that's
Speaker 4: where it all started. That one of the problems with
Speaker 4: Deshaun Watson in previous years, based on how you look,
Speaker 4: is it looked like it's confidence was shot. It looked
Speaker 4: like a confidence was shot. I even asked you before.
Speaker 4: Why does it seem like other quarterbacks that come into
Speaker 4: the game that play in the exact same system look
Speaker 4: that much better than he does. Why would Joe Flacco
Speaker 4: coming in and leading them to clean the Brown to
Speaker 4: a first round playoff? Berth Why does the offense look
Speaker 4: completely different every time somebody else is at the helm.
Speaker 4: For one, I think Shawn might might might not have
Speaker 4: been all the way fully healthy, you know. Outside of that,
Speaker 4: I think it's confidence for Shot, and you could tell
Speaker 4: by his decision making when he was playing. I don't know, listen.
Speaker 4: I hope he gets back to the older Seawan that
Speaker 4: we used to see in and make that AFC North
Speaker 4: that much more interesting, whereas A it's a it's a
Speaker 4: four quarterback battle, you know for the top.
Speaker 2: I mean, well, you know, three quarterback because talk called
Speaker 2: Kmar and tell him to go ahead and send me
Speaker 2: those cigars who k Mark?
Speaker 4: Oh I forgot k k O listen now, I don't
Speaker 4: want to listen. I don't play by my cigars now,
Speaker 4: no one thing about it. I ain't heard from him since.
Speaker 4: I ain't heard from Kmar since, and I would hey, listen,
Speaker 4: I would hate it. I would hate it. I would
Speaker 4: hate I would hate to have to jump on him.
Speaker 4: I would hate I would hate to have to do
Speaker 4: a twin.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna calling themorrow. I'm gonna say, k Mar, just
Speaker 2: go and send that to me.
Speaker 4: Hey, don't do that.
Speaker 2: Seventy games lunatics and them. Daniel Marshall's They.
Speaker 4: Listen, he's seeing my cigars. I probably had too. I
Speaker 4: have I probably had to whoop.
Speaker 2: I'm just between you and m But I'm gonna get
Speaker 2: them cigars. Cigar. You know my brother loves cigars. Now
Speaker 2: he don't. He don't.
Speaker 4: He don't smoke them, kind though you don't smoke them kind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he don't. He don't smoke them, but he will.
Speaker 4: Hey, hey, chat, y'all tell Kenya Martin man, make sure
Speaker 4: I need he got three days? He got three days?
Speaker 4: Because if he got three days to get my cigars
Speaker 4: to Miami, or I'm gonna come on Gill's arena, I'll
Speaker 4: fight l A. I whoop Keny Martin. Matter of fact,
Speaker 4: I whooped everybody on Gills podcast.
Speaker 2: Why you want to whoop everybody? But you don't want
Speaker 2: to pay.
Speaker 4: Me because it's guilty by association? So Gil gonna get it?
Speaker 2: Can you? I guess what? Whoever? I gotta whip you
Speaker 2: all the kids, Chauncey, everybody guilty by associations?
Speaker 4: Hey, my kid, my kids all jump you boy?
Speaker 2: What I'm looking for my kids?
Speaker 4: You don't want no smoking the boys?
Speaker 2: Hey? All that said? Hey, this for your daddy. Hey, daddy,
Speaker 2: pay this man. Hey, Hey, you remember how they call
Speaker 2: what you call him? They called little man out there,
Speaker 2: Saint Louis. How he did it? Hey, with Saint Louis
Speaker 2: caught it and they put it, put his head the
Speaker 2: car and then put that note, put the cigarette out
Speaker 2: on his nose, and he with that told dollar Bill. Oh,
Speaker 2: he said, man, you need to pay this man for
Speaker 2: somebody to get hurt. No, you won't get hurt. Ain't no,
Speaker 2: somebody you And that's funny hambling and all that he's
Speaker 2: been injured.
Speaker 4: Hmmm, that's tough.
Speaker 2: We could continue this. We'll come back after this old
Speaker 2: show actually connecting now. Draft pick Amrion Hampton. He's a
Speaker 2: second team of AP All American First Team All acc
Speaker 2: running back finalist for the Dope Walker Award. Led the
Speaker 2: team with fifteen rushing touchdowns, ranked third in the FBF
Speaker 2: with sixteen hundred and sixty rushing yards. A former Gatorade
Speaker 2: in North Carolina Mister Football Player of the Year and
Speaker 2: winner of the States Mister Football. Where your Eyes set
Speaker 2: on unc or? Oh no, a Marion, I'm about to read.
Speaker 2: I'm about to read everything for you. Bro.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 2: How you doing, Bro?
Speaker 1: I'm doing good of us.
Speaker 2: I'm doing great.
Speaker 4: Roll.
Speaker 2: I see you repp in c AA. So that's the
Speaker 2: agency that you signed with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I just recently enjoyed them.
Speaker 5: Uh, they've been with me through the past season, so
Speaker 5: I felt pretty good about them.
Speaker 2: Congratulations. Let me ask you this your gator Rade, mister
Speaker 2: North Carolina. You're arguably you're obviously so you win that award.
Speaker 2: That means you're the state's best football player. Why did
Speaker 2: you choose you UNC? Did you want to stay at home?
Speaker 2: Did you did you go to Georgia? Did you Alabama
Speaker 2: or anybody else? What was it about UNC that says,
Speaker 2: you know what home is where I want to be?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I I took the official to Florida. I took
Speaker 5: the official to Auburn, Penn State, and then UNC, and
Speaker 5: then I kind of narrowed it down the Penn State
Speaker 5: in UNC, and then I kind of was just always
Speaker 5: up in UNC. It's like fifty minutes from my crib.
Speaker 5: So it's like I got another teammates, I got another coaches.
Speaker 5: I feel like it. I feel like the playing style
Speaker 5: they had at the time, the offense they had at
Speaker 5: the time fit me well. So that was a big
Speaker 5: part of it too, So I feel like all of
Speaker 5: that put it in together.
Speaker 4: So hey, I want I want to ask you about
Speaker 4: your combine experience. My combine experience being very nervous, uh,
Speaker 4: the unfamiliarity having to be in front of scouts, being
Speaker 4: in front of you know, that many people, and the
Speaker 4: pressures that came with it. How did it was your
Speaker 4: apperience as combine and how do you feel you did?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like it was definitely different.
Speaker 5: It was something I had to just to just being
Speaker 5: in like meeting at the meeting, at the meeting, just
Speaker 5: going into that and then having to like run your
Speaker 5: forty and do like all the competitive stuff on the
Speaker 5: last day. But I feel like I feel like I
Speaker 5: did good on it. I feel like I was prepared
Speaker 5: for it. I feel like Brent the guy was training
Speaker 5: with Brent Callaway h did a good job with all
Speaker 5: his players and stuff like that. I feel like he'd
Speaker 5: been helping us prepare for it well. So I feel
Speaker 5: like I feel like I did well. So it was
Speaker 5: it was a good experience just to get to talk
Speaker 5: to all the head coaches and stuff.
Speaker 1: It was really cool.
Speaker 4: If you had to take a guess on the coaches
Speaker 4: that you talk and you know how you can get
Speaker 4: a feel. You can get a feel on who likes you,
Speaker 4: and you kind of get a feel on who based
Speaker 4: on the type of questions they asked you, based on
Speaker 4: how in depth they get with the personal questions outside
Speaker 4: of the game of football. If you had to take
Speaker 4: a guess, who do you think is leaning towards the
Speaker 4: drafting you on draft.
Speaker 5: A Yeah, I mean, I mean, whoever picked me off
Speaker 5: be happy with it. But I mean there's a lot
Speaker 5: of teams to need to run back, so I mean,
Speaker 5: whoever pick me gonna get the best of me. Really,
Speaker 5: I feel like I kind of don't look at all
Speaker 5: the draft my jazz and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Because that's why I'm gonna take it. Because a lot
Speaker 2: of the mock draft, the latest mock draft have you
Speaker 2: go into the Broncos Now if you need to hook up,
Speaker 2: you know, I know some people. If you look at Mario,
Speaker 2: if you look at it, you see what sat Kwan
Speaker 2: was able to do. You see what jamiir gives, and
Speaker 2: you see what Josh Jacobs, and you see what King
Speaker 2: Henry we see. You see the researchers. There was a
Speaker 2: stretch for about a decade, the running back was not
Speaker 2: as not a decade, probably say six seven years, the
Speaker 2: running back was not as valued as it seems to
Speaker 2: be currently is and coming back, Why do you think
Speaker 2: that is? And what can you add if a team
Speaker 2: I'm drafted, I draft tomorrow, y'all tell me what type
Speaker 2: of player? What type of person am I getting?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean it's just for me. I feel like
Speaker 1: I love to see it, just.
Speaker 5: Like that Derrick Henry Takuan is just them doing their
Speaker 5: thing out there. I feel like it's putting more value
Speaker 5: in the position itself. I feel like if the team
Speaker 5: drafts me, they're gonna get a three down back, They're
Speaker 5: gonna get a guy that plays special teams.
Speaker 1: They gotta go.
Speaker 5: Everybody can run in this league. So I feel like
Speaker 5: passing section is a big thing I can on. I
Speaker 5: feel like catch not the batfield is another thing that
Speaker 5: I can on. Just learning the defense, learning like where
Speaker 5: the stations are, learning with how the linebackers move like that,
Speaker 5: Just different things like all the and depth stuff like that.
Speaker 5: So just different stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Unless you run back punts a kickoff and I don't
Speaker 2: know if they're gonna put you out there on special team.
Speaker 2: You might your last special team college.
Speaker 4: Matter of fact. Matter of fact, I'm glad you just
Speaker 4: said that. You said you were three that back, and
Speaker 4: then you said what you can do protection. Then you
Speaker 4: brought up being able to catch the ball out the backfield.
Speaker 4: So that makes you that much more valuable than other
Speaker 4: running backs that can do all those things, right, I
Speaker 4: telling you, it does that. It makes you special. So
Speaker 4: in hindsight, when you think about the type of running
Speaker 4: back you are and what you bring to the table
Speaker 4: depends on who drafts you. Who would your NFL comparison be,
Speaker 4: right now, as far as your playing style goes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, for me, I like tot to like a
Speaker 5: lot of guys, like take tips off a lot of guys.
Speaker 1: I feel like, uh, Jim, it's kind of like a
Speaker 1: running start.
Speaker 5: I feel like I try to watch like I like
Speaker 5: Gibbs running style, Like I feel like Jon is gonna be.
Speaker 1: Crazy in the future.
Speaker 5: I feel like I feel like all those guys really
Speaker 5: just like I feel like everybody.
Speaker 2: UNC has a great running I mean, now we.
Speaker 4: Just saying I like the Joe Maxon repairs and that's
Speaker 4: a good one. That's a good one.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at some of the I'm looking at some
Speaker 2: of the running backs just come out of you and
Speaker 2: see Todd Chandler, Michael Carter, Javonte Williams, and now yourself.
Speaker 2: Have you talked to any of those guys. Have they
Speaker 2: given you some in some tips about how to prepare
Speaker 2: for the NFL? What is like once you get there
Speaker 2: in order to give you because you know, you kind
Speaker 2: of got a little GPS. You got guys that went
Speaker 2: to your school that can partake information that a lot
Speaker 2: of people don't have.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I feel like, uh, Javontay, Mike Carter, Todd Chandler,
Speaker 5: I was like, even the sun means I feel like
Speaker 5: these are all my gods. I can talk to him
Speaker 5: when if I need talk to He's the dog. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I can't talk to him whenever I need to. They
Speaker 5: help me out with stuff I need to. I take
Speaker 5: tests off them too, So I feel like, yeah, they're
Speaker 5: always a connection for me.
Speaker 1: I feel like.
Speaker 2: North Carolina used to have some great running backs. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you're probably a little young, but Derek Finner,
Speaker 2: famous Amos Lawrence went to North Carolina. Oh but Derek,
Speaker 2: they ended up moving to tight end once he got
Speaker 2: to the NFL, but he was an outstanding running back
Speaker 2: at u n C. Let me ask you. I want
Speaker 2: to ask you, this bro you named after Marion will
Speaker 2: be too K.
Speaker 1: I don't think so, Caunse.
Speaker 2: I've been proud of him. I don't know if I
Speaker 2: ever seen somebody would have made like tomorrow y'an is
Speaker 2: so tamp I'm like, oh no, let me ask this
Speaker 2: man your mom about it? Like beat two K back
Speaker 2: of the day.
Speaker 5: They definitely they used to just listen to him, But
Speaker 5: I don't know if I was named of him.
Speaker 2: I got one.
Speaker 4: So you and see responsored by Jordan Brand, right if
Speaker 4: I'm not mistake? Yeah, yeah, going into the NFL, Going
Speaker 4: to the NFL, who would be your dream partnership to
Speaker 4: be a part of going into the NFL? Would would
Speaker 4: you like to continue with Jordan Brand? Would you like
Speaker 4: to be with Obviously that would be Nike as well,
Speaker 4: but you know, Jordan Brand had the own select players
Speaker 4: that are part of you know that that are part
Speaker 4: of Jordan would like to be with Nike Adidas?
Speaker 1: I mean yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right now, right now I'm with Nike, but uh yeah,
Speaker 5: right now, like yeah, I like it.
Speaker 2: Bro, It don't matter cleats on feet, I mean people eat.
Speaker 2: So that's what you're trying to do right now. It
Speaker 2: don't matter. If they could be pony, they could be soccery,
Speaker 2: they could be poor. Hey on feet, people eat.
Speaker 4: Hold on, Remember you had pony cleats too, I did?
Speaker 2: Yes, what point ponles my freshman year had converse? Had
Speaker 2: converse to converse?
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, okay. When you're not grinded, right, when you're
Speaker 4: not grinding, what's what's your go to chier move while
Speaker 4: you're a gamer? You like music, you like movies. What
Speaker 4: you be on outside of the game of.
Speaker 1: Football, outside of the game for all?
Speaker 5: Uh, I probably would to bill the boys playing basketball,
Speaker 5: I'll be hooping on We're going over like to the
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, we'll be over at the rec center hooping
Speaker 5: over there.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you're not a game, no game, no mad
Speaker 4: no FEFA, no, no call of dude.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, I'll be on call of duty, like all right?
Speaker 2: Married?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I got a girl, but I ain't married.
Speaker 2: I ain't married. Keep making stay focused. Yeah, let me
Speaker 2: ask you, let me ask you something. Give me your
Speaker 2: top five running backs. If I said, okay, you get
Speaker 2: any any five running backs? That you want from any era.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, give me your top five running backs.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Uh, I'm saying you gotta put ready Reggie Bush in there.
Speaker 5: I feel like you gotta put him in there. I
Speaker 5: feel like, uh, I feel like growing up, I was
Speaker 5: to be Marshal Lynch. Okay, I feel like Marshon Lynce
Speaker 5: is in there too.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah. And then let's see, I gotta put Saquon
Speaker 1: in there.
Speaker 2: Okay, I like this.
Speaker 1: Quon. Now I'm gonna do. Uh, I'm gonna put Derrick
Speaker 1: Henry in there.
Speaker 5: Put Derrick Henry and then, uh, I'm probably missing I'm
Speaker 5: missing a lot of people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you missed a lot of people because you ain't
Speaker 2: putting nobody that came before two thousands. You do, Hey, No,
Speaker 2: they didn't play football before two thousand, bro, I just
Speaker 2: wanted to. I just that's your list. Hey, hey, I
Speaker 2: want you to take off all your lists. But they
Speaker 2: did play the gable football before two thousand.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I go out a lot in this school now.
Speaker 2: Capping up, But you said you like Joe Mixing, So
Speaker 2: are you more like? You more run for power? You
Speaker 2: run more for like? Are you shifty? I mean your combination?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, I try to add everything to my game.
Speaker 5: Really, it's always room to grow, trying to grow to
Speaker 5: do different things, and feel like trying to make them,
Speaker 5: make them just and duke and space, make them do
Speaker 5: different things, learn learn off different people. So I feel
Speaker 5: like as a hall as them to go to do
Speaker 5: different things. I try to be versatile, versatile as much
Speaker 5: as I can.
Speaker 2: Right, well, bro, we want to miss thank you for
Speaker 2: joining us.
Speaker 4: I got one more question.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, I got one more question.
Speaker 4: Football didn't exist now, obviously we all need to have
Speaker 4: a plan B. You just never stand for not for long.
Speaker 4: I'm not wishing nothing bad. It's just a question in life,
Speaker 4: if you're playing me if football didn't exist. Let's say it,
Speaker 4: what would your dream career be if you wasn't playing football.
Speaker 5: I feel like even what I'm doing now, I feel
Speaker 5: like if I wan't like personal training with football, I
Speaker 5: feel like I would do personal training with like just
Speaker 5: fitting and stuff. So I feel like, uh, going around
Speaker 5: doing personal training training with like kids who didn't have
Speaker 5: like the opportunities that I had, and like smaller neighborhoods
Speaker 5: and stuff like that. I feel like that's something I
Speaker 5: wanted to do in the long run, just reaching out
Speaker 5: to those kids, giving them opportunities that I had.
Speaker 1: So I feel like that's one of the things I'll definitely.
Speaker 4: Look into that. That's dope.
Speaker 2: Well, oh, thanks for giving some of your time. We
Speaker 2: wish you the best of luck. Wherever you go, bro A,
Speaker 2: it's not where, it's not how high you go, it
Speaker 2: is where you go. And once you get there, the
Speaker 2: journey really starts. Your journey doesn't start just getting to
Speaker 2: the NFL. The journey starts once you arrive in the NFL. So, oh,
Speaker 2: you and I want to wish you best of luck.
Speaker 2: The Nightcap family want to wish you the best of
Speaker 2: luck and check back any when it's down the road.
Speaker 1: All right. Appreciate yeah, appreciate you trying.
Speaker 4: You don't forget Donald.
Speaker 2: And that's what Marion Hampton, the University of North Carolina
Speaker 2: running back, projected to be a first round pick. Mark
Speaker 2: had him going to the Broncos, but we'll see. Since
Speaker 2: there has been a resurgence. We saw what Saquan did
Speaker 2: for the Eagles. We saw what Derrick Henry did for
Speaker 2: the Ravens offense, Josh Jacobs for the Packers, Jamiir Gibbs
Speaker 2: for the for the Lions. We saw Joe mixing what
Speaker 2: he added to the Houston Texans and so, uh, the
Speaker 2: running back is kind of like a coming back. We
Speaker 2: saw the year before what c Mac did for the
Speaker 2: forty nine ers. Yeah, so the running back is definitely
Speaker 2: coming back. Guys that can run can catch it, but
Speaker 2: you gotta be able to pass block, because once they
Speaker 2: found that you can't pass block, they're gonna bless you.
Speaker 2: They're gonna make you stay in the time they go.
Speaker 2: They gonna make you stay. They gonna make you stay
Speaker 2: in Ojo. So we wish the young man the best
Speaker 2: of luck. O Joe Bruce, arian regarded as the quarterback risker,
Speaker 2: spoke about Anthony Richardson. He said, Anthony, I think needed
Speaker 2: two more years in college as a passer. I didn't
Speaker 2: see him as being able to beat anybody in two
Speaker 2: minutes and third down. If you can't do that in
Speaker 2: the NFL, you're just an average guy.
Speaker 4: Like he's right, he's right.
Speaker 2: Have you got it? You got third?
Speaker 1: O Jo.
Speaker 2: You make your money on third down.
Speaker 4: Every time you listen, you hope, you hope to make
Speaker 4: your hair on first to make second and third a
Speaker 4: little easier. Yes, if you don't the better the passer
Speaker 4: you are, the more easy it is convert those third downs. Now,
Speaker 4: obviously I think the repetitions. Obviously being in college would
Speaker 4: help him tremendously if you look at the numbers. I
Speaker 4: don't have the numbers in front of me, so I
Speaker 4: don't want to stay and be and be and be
Speaker 4: wrong statistically. But he didn't play that many games in college.
Speaker 2: That's why he said he should and he wasn't. He
Speaker 2: wasn't a high completion percentage guy in college. So with
Speaker 2: not playing a whole lot, and I get why he
Speaker 2: came out. O yo. Yeah, the guy's a top five pick.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he got twenty five million dollars probably fully guaranteed.
Speaker 2: They ain't paying that in nil and collective. So I
Speaker 2: get why. I get why, you get why. His family
Speaker 2: gets why because at the end of the day, why
Speaker 2: we're doing this, Sojo, were trying to set our family up.
Speaker 2: That's how. That's how I'm not saying, Oh, let me
Speaker 2: take that back here, Ojo. There's no such thing as
Speaker 2: all of every but a lot of us. What we
Speaker 2: do this for is for our family. We're trying to
Speaker 2: get to the bag as soon as we possibly can
Speaker 2: because everybody didn't grow up like a grand Hill that
Speaker 2: had a two parent or the Mannings or the Watts.
Speaker 2: So we grew up in a situation. A lot of
Speaker 2: times it's grandma, a lot of times his mom, and
Speaker 2: we trying to get there to get them out of
Speaker 2: that situation. So I get why he did it right.
Speaker 2: But what Bruce has said, and I totally agree, he
Speaker 2: could have gotten a lot more by staying in getting
Speaker 2: better at his craft. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: and the two minute drill and on third down is
Speaker 2: as a quarterback where you make your money.
Speaker 4: You got to have it. You got to have it.
Speaker 4: But but who's to say there are a lot of quarterbacks
Speaker 4: in the NFL that have made it, that have stayed
Speaker 4: for four years, that have been there for a long
Speaker 4: time in those same situations and convert third downs.
Speaker 2: So just what his big messages, Ojo, two minute drill,
Speaker 2: third down. If you can't do that, your average. So
Speaker 2: he's not saying that he believed that he would have
Speaker 2: been better. Look at Ba's record, Peyton Manning, Andrew Love. Uh,
Speaker 2: he worked with a big Ben Roethlisberger had all those
Speaker 2: guys in the early stages. Uh, he worked with he
Speaker 2: had Carson. If I'm not I think he had Carson.
Speaker 4: And Arizona in Arizona.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so he knows of something about the quarterback position.
Speaker 2: I like, B A B A gonna tell you like
Speaker 2: it ain't no sugarcoat with BA. Now hey, if it
Speaker 2: comes up, it's coming out.
Speaker 4: Yes. It was also one of the issues over the
Speaker 4: in Tampa. Now remember, yeah, absolutely, that's why they sent
Speaker 4: his ass upstairs.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, so I believe, because here's the thing on Joe.
Speaker 2: He's a fifty. He was a fifty maybe a fifty
Speaker 2: percent completion guy in college. If you're fifty percent in college, fifty,
Speaker 2: he's forty six. Put it like this here, he had
Speaker 2: a worse completion percentage than t Bow in the NFL.
Speaker 2: And you know t Bow was forty seven percent. It
Speaker 2: was worse than t bows. So you're not going to
Speaker 2: be successful forty oh Joe, with the way to fill
Speaker 2: his space. Now, the way they protect the quarterback, the
Speaker 2: way they protect the receivers, everybody should be completing sixty percent.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, actually you should speacause to me, I'm not
Speaker 4: saying the game is, but they made the offensive game
Speaker 4: much easier. Yes, and so That's why that's the defenders
Speaker 4: and defensive handicap.
Speaker 2: So now it used to be if you completed in
Speaker 2: the high fifties or you had a hell of a season,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, lot a hell of it. Nineties when I
Speaker 2: got to the league, and even before Ojo, if you
Speaker 2: threw for three thousand yards was the standard. If you
Speaker 2: threw for three thousand yards because everybody ran the football.
Speaker 2: That's why many believe Dan Marino still has the greatest
Speaker 2: statistical passing season. Even though they passed him for yards,
Speaker 2: they passed him for touchdowns. He threw for forty for
Speaker 2: five thousand yards and forty eight touchdowns.
Speaker 4: In that era, the running area, yeah yeah, duper, duper
Speaker 4: and Clayton was eating boy.
Speaker 2: Boy, did you know what they did? Look, I came in.
Speaker 2: When they knocked you, they knocked your ass off. There
Speaker 2: was no part of the quarterback that was off limits.
Speaker 2: The only thing you couldn't hit him at the bottom
Speaker 2: of his feet, and that's because he was standing on him.
Speaker 2: Other than that, from the top of the head to
Speaker 2: the top of your feet. You remember I sent you
Speaker 2: that clip what Charles Martin did to a Jim McMahon.
Speaker 2: He was just standing there and he looked around like, oh,
Speaker 2: I got you what? Oh that was commonplace? Go back
Speaker 2: and look, Bruce Smith jumps out sides. That's what they
Speaker 2: call unovated to the quarterback, Bruce up the slides, knocked
Speaker 2: Boomer sounds and out the game for like weeks, not
Speaker 2: just the game for weeks, it was it was anything
Speaker 2: goes anything, and so they made it easier. So for
Speaker 2: a quarterback to be in the forties, right lord, that's it,
Speaker 2: El Joe, he's got to get up to the mid fifties.
Speaker 2: He's got to get it up to the mid fifties.
Speaker 2: Oh Joe, I have a question.
Speaker 4: Yes, single quarterback struggling to have a high percentage or
Speaker 4: a high complete percentage? Do you think that's because of
Speaker 4: his supporting? The cast around him is not good enough?
Speaker 2: Man? He got some he you see what he got,
Speaker 2: the receivers he got. He got Jonathan Taylor in the back.
Speaker 2: We had forgotten mentioned Jonathan Taylor. We didn't mention him.
Speaker 4: And honestly, having Jonathan Taylor back there, it should make
Speaker 4: anything having to do with the passing game that much
Speaker 4: eff and easier. Yes, because I know they got I
Speaker 4: know they got to say, I know they got a
Speaker 4: safety in the box.
Speaker 2: Absolutely absolutely, And you got Pittman. They got they got
Speaker 2: another that's really good. They got I forget his name.
Speaker 4: Though, number ten, number ten, Yes, yeah, a Chad who Oh. Hey,
Speaker 4: I apologize. I apologize for the disrespect for young Bull
Speaker 4: whoever wears number ten I forgot. I forget your name. Boy,
Speaker 4: I'm telling you here out of my mouth.
Speaker 2: Boy.
Speaker 4: You is the real deal. Boy, you the real deal.
Speaker 4: And I apologize if I remember your name, boy, young
Speaker 4: but you're a real deal. Oh yeah, what's his last name?
Speaker 2: I can't, I can't. Oh, they got Michael Pittman Jr.
Speaker 2: What's that? What's that? What's the other receiver? Alex Peers,
Speaker 2: Alex Peers? That number ten downs? They got that, Josh Downs,
Speaker 2: Alec Pears, Michael Pittman Jr. I think the tight end
Speaker 2: is more Alex Cox. And they got Jonathan Taylor, and
Speaker 2: they had Braden Smith. Took some time away, he was
Speaker 2: dealing with some dealing with some things. They got a
Speaker 2: nice offensive line. Yeah, there's there's no reason, there's none
Speaker 2: right for him to be completed less than fifty percent
Speaker 2: of his passes because he missed a lot of throws
Speaker 2: on Joe, and I said, Bro, you don't have to
Speaker 2: throw everything through the hurricane.
Speaker 4: Gotta touch, you gotta touch. You gotta have some finesse
Speaker 4: to your game. You gotta have some finesse. I'm trying
Speaker 4: to think what quarterback is labeled of having a.
Speaker 2: Very Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell is number ten.
Speaker 4: O Joe Mitchell A what do you donna know? His
Speaker 4: first name?
Speaker 2: Ad Mitchell? Yeah, whatever it is.
Speaker 4: He could cook, Hey, he'd be cooking. Hey, brother Mitchell,
Speaker 4: I apologize, I will never forget your name again. But
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you one thing.
Speaker 2: You got nice receivers over there, Oh Joe.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about nice nice. And that was no reason
Speaker 4: for Mitchell has a bigger role coming the season.
Speaker 2: There's no reason for him to be completing forty six
Speaker 2: percent of his passes. With that tiving corps, that offensive line,
Speaker 2: and with Jonathan Taylor in your backfield.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, he might be better this year.
Speaker 2: You never know.
Speaker 4: You have a whole off season to work on things,
Speaker 4: work on the things you need to work on, going
Speaker 4: into having another mini camp, another training camp up under
Speaker 4: your belt. You know, familiarity with the system you're in.
Speaker 4: I think, I think and hoping, hoping this year, he pi, Yeah,
Speaker 4: you got to. I hope hoping he plays with a
Speaker 4: lot more confidence and he'll be fine.
Speaker 2: You gotta put it. You gotta put the time in.
Speaker 2: You gotta put the time in. And if he does
Speaker 2: that case, remember we had we had Pittman on, Yeah,
Speaker 2: who else we We talked to the people like, bro,
Speaker 2: he can't be the first. You can't be the last
Speaker 2: one in and the first one to leave. It's got
Speaker 2: to be the first. It's got to be first verse,
Speaker 2: the first one in, the last one, the last, not
Speaker 2: the last, first, first, last. But hopefully, hopefully he gets
Speaker 2: it figured out, because like I said, I think they
Speaker 2: got it. Look, that's a very competitive division. You got
Speaker 2: you got Houston, Houston, you got Lawrence, You're about to
Speaker 2: have cam Ward in that division because look, if you
Speaker 2: go back and study it, Oh, y'all, look at it.
Speaker 2: It's a quarterback league. Look at the NFC East, Look
Speaker 2: at the look at the MC look at the MC West.
Speaker 2: What they have in the West. Look, he's the vision.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you who's winning it. Yeah. Yeah, quarterbacks, because
Speaker 2: that's what you got to compete against. I know they're
Speaker 2: not on the field at the same time, but you
Speaker 2: have to match him. You can't like, oh, our defense
Speaker 2: gonna hold him if I throw for one hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy yards, we're gonna No. You might win one or
Speaker 2: two games like that, yeah, but you're gonna have to
Speaker 2: match that production every time. So hopefully, hopefully ar gets
Speaker 2: this thing figured out and get this thing turned around.
Speaker 1: The volume