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Speaker 3: it's GMFB and it's happening right now. Tom Pellisero and Rob,

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Speaker 3: Kyle Brandt and Kyle Brant. I just want you to

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Speaker 3: do the proper introduction the way that you know how,

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Speaker 3: the fanboy style of LAROI yeah, just go ahead, Kyle

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Speaker 3: Cook because he can hear you well.

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Speaker 5: I can cook because I grew up a Bears fan.

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Speaker 6: Leroy.

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Speaker 7: I know if you go on to lambeau Field between

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Speaker 7: get it, he's gonna return it, and he's gonna jump

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Speaker 7: in the stands. We see all these celebrations now, parent

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Speaker 7: the celebrations in the modern era, the Lambeau Leap, the game,

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Speaker 7: the Hall of Fame. Larroy Butler has always had it

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Speaker 7: going on. It's a privilege to have you on man.

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Speaker 7: Great to see him.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much, CHL. I really appreciate that I've

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Speaker 2: been a Bears fan. I apologize.

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Speaker 7: Oh yeah, the Bears are the reason you're in the

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Speaker 7: Hall of Fame, LaRoy.

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Speaker 3: All right, So you also have a relationship with a

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Speaker 3: dad of a prospect in the NFL Draft, and we're

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Speaker 3: gonna get to this this hour. This guy played for

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Speaker 3: years and friends for years at Dion Sanders, which inherently

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Speaker 3: you know that he knows the family.

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Speaker 4: Tom Pelisera, you came out with an article.

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Speaker 3: Last night on NFL dot com assessing all eighteen quarterback prospects,

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Speaker 3: or not all, but eighteen of the quarterback prospects. Who

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Speaker 3: garner all of these opinions? And where is the headline

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Speaker 3: leading us?

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Speaker 8: Manual exercise coaches, scouts, gms, other executives try to get

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Speaker 8: to the real answers, because if you guys listen to

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Speaker 8: press conferences. Every guy is a first round pick. Everybody's

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Speaker 8: a great player. This is just trying to get both

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Speaker 8: positive and negative the strengths and the weaknesses of all

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Speaker 8: the different quarterbacks. Certainly there was a heavy focus on

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Speaker 8: Shador Sanders and trying to peel back all the different

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Speaker 8: layers up it. You certainly have some positive opinions about

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Speaker 8: Chador as a player in terms of what he put

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Speaker 8: on tape in college. Is the Big Twelve Conference Player

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Speaker 8: If you sack up his wow throws, as one executive

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Speaker 8: told me, he's probably got the best collection of those

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Speaker 8: ability to stuff from structure in the pocket, checkdowns, the

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Speaker 9: He certainly saw that with Chadur.

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Speaker 8: The questions are going to become, is Chadur the player

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Speaker 8: about all right? He's not the biggest guy, he doesn't

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Speaker 8: have the biggest arm, he doesn't have the elite athletic

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Speaker 8: profile that his father once did. So how is he

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Speaker 5: Then?

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Speaker 8: Obviously there's other questions because this is a player who

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Speaker 8: some of them did not go well at all. And

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Speaker 8: this is one quote that I'm sure is going to

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Speaker 9: That was in the story.

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Speaker 8: You can read all twenty two hundred words and about

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Speaker 8: not unique to one person. That's something I heard from

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Speaker 9: You've watched a lot of Shador.

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Speaker 8: What do you make of Shador the person, the prospect

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Speaker 2: The thing about the NFL quarterback is that's the one

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Speaker 2: But he's built for this. And I'll be very honest

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Speaker 2: So I think for the most part, he's built for whatever,

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Speaker 7: Well, I mean this is a LaRoy, a guy who

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Speaker 6: You have known him, I imagine since the eighties.

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Speaker 7: What do you make of this factor that maybe a

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Speaker 5: What do you make of that?

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Speaker 2: Kyle? I'm confused because first I've heard that if you

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Speaker 2: I think is to go Lebron James LEBRONI the thing

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Speaker 2: Because at one point I thought it's gonna be the

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Speaker 2: for whatever reason. People have it, but we know how

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Speaker 2: the NFL is. Kyle. All you need is the opportunity

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Speaker 2: because you could be I'm sorry, Kyle, you could be

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Speaker 9: To conduct an hour long roast here on.

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Speaker 2: I Love Kyle.

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Speaker 6: Cast start was a win in that building.

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Speaker 5: You can look it up.

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Speaker 2: Oh no, yes, right about that.

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Speaker 5: You're right, you're right about that.

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Speaker 10: But right you said something important. You said something important.

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Speaker 10: You talked about pedigree, and I don't think that gets

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Speaker 10: talked about him enough. People try to compare Shador to

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Speaker 10: his pops, Deon Sanders and things and think that the

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Speaker 10: knocking him because the athlete isn't the same. But you

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Speaker 10: mentioned that word pedigree, and I tell people all the time.

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Speaker 10: You know Archie Manning, you know he was a you know,

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Speaker 10: good athlete, but his sons wasn't the better the best athletes, right,

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Speaker 10: But he knew what to teach him.

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Speaker 5: He knew the answers.

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Speaker 10: To the test to make them successful in the National

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Speaker 5: And that's how I look at Prime and shaduor Sanders.

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Speaker 10: Yes, shud Do's not gonna go out there and run

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Speaker 10: He's not going to throw the ball one hundred yards.

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Speaker 10: But what he does understand how to do is how

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Speaker 10: And if you're going to go in the first round,

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Speaker 10: deal with it. And it's truly a force Multiplier talked

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Speaker 10: probably still win the sixth round right this year. I mean,

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Speaker 10: he's not a guy who's gonna run a hope, run

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Speaker 10: wasn't until hindsight when you look back and you call

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Speaker 5: Him Tom Brady. By looking at him in that mode,

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Speaker 2: I think for the most part, real quick set me

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Speaker 2: one point for some completion. That's pretty good.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I want a guy keep the ball out of harm's way,

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Speaker 2: who can run a pro style offense. And if you

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Speaker 2: the line, he's your guy.

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Speaker 9: But can he do this LeRoi? That's the question.

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Speaker 8: Is he gonna be able to move around again and

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Speaker 8: extend plays and be backing up and throwing off his

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Speaker 8: back foot and complete these passes. If you were to

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Speaker 2: Well, I think the thing about it is the arm

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Speaker 2: those kind of traits he should talk about more because

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Speaker 2: he was the best in college football at that. If

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Speaker 2: it's a fade route, he asks Travis, where do you

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Speaker 2: want it, and he puts it on that spot. If

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Speaker 2: mentality to take that from the classroom to the field.

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Speaker 2: And that's what I like about it. Look where you

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Speaker 2: see all these passes, they're exactly where. That's what the

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Speaker 2: receiver wants it away from us, because if you throw

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Speaker 2: it to us, he's gonna get hurt. Throw it down

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Speaker 2: low like that, the kind of throws that I like

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Speaker 2: quarterback that can do that. To me, that's very valuable.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think, and I know we talked about Chicago

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Speaker 3: If I know is that if I were on the

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Speaker 3: And you mentioned him, the guy that's telling him exactly

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Speaker 4: Can he do it?

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Speaker 3: Do you think he should? And to what level? Can

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Speaker 2: Realistically? No? But Roy Greene, all the way back, long

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Speaker 2: time ago you're in our part, he played it. They

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Speaker 4: It takes that.

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Speaker 7: Leroy just set aside for a second what they'll do

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Speaker 7: talk to you about Travis Hunter. What do you make

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Speaker 6: Do you marvel at this?

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Speaker 9: What are your thoughts?

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Speaker 2: He's not human. I want to see his birth certificate.

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Speaker 2: I want to see his parents. I want of some

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Speaker 2: Deon Standers. Deon did everything, punt returns, wide receiver, cornerback.

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Speaker 2: I mean, if you want him to play guard, he

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Speaker 2: an amazing tandem moving forward for coach Cohen. He's going

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Speaker 4: What's your fantasy team name?

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Speaker 2: Well at leap thirty six?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, no, naturally too, guys.

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Speaker 5: Check it out guys for me. I see Travis. He's

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Speaker 10: I see Travis as an elite defensive back who has

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Speaker 5: Wide receiver as well.

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Speaker 10: Until Arroy's point, a meeting time, which meeting room is

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Speaker 10: And I just don't know if it's physically possible for

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Speaker 5: Of the ball full time.

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Speaker 10: But to to everybody's point, if he can get ten

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Speaker 3: Year, all thirty two are going to try to make

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Speaker 3: in Green Bay, first round, right outside of lambeau Field.

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Speaker 3: As our third down, we're gonna have a Cowboys conversation.

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Speaker 4: The Cowboys hold the number twelve pick right now.

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Speaker 3: The last time the Cowboys had the twelve spot, they

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Speaker 4: Parsons back in twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 3: They're COO and co owner Stephen Jodes says the team

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Speaker 11: You know, at the end of the day, those things

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Speaker 3: All right, So let's do an exercise for our third down.

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Speaker 3: We're going to finish the sentence and m Rob, I'll

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Speaker 10: Oh wait, man, that's a tough one right there. I'm

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Speaker 10: But this team, the Dallas Cowboys, they were really good

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Speaker 5: So yeah, I like them taking a tackle.

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Speaker 6: Okay, I'll finish the sentence.

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Speaker 7: The Cowboys in the first round would impress me if

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Speaker 6: Can we get some sort of dynamic move by the

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Speaker 5: Are they?

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Speaker 7: What is going on right now? Because I've seen them better,

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Speaker 7: I've seen them worse. I have never seen the Dallas

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Speaker 6: They're not interesting.

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Speaker 7: They're by far the fourth most interesting team in the

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Speaker 7: things going on, uninspired coaching, higher, totally tedious, boring storyline

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Speaker 7: about Michaeh Parsons and not paying them. Because we've seen

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Speaker 7: can't believe I have to tell the Cowboys this. They're

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Speaker 8: To that end, I would say the Cowboys in first

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Speaker 8: They could probably use another pass rusher. No, they signed

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Speaker 8: Donte FOLLERBB. They'd probably use another pass rusher opposite Michael Parsons.

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Speaker 9: Here, what are these in the trade? Are these real trades?

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Speaker 8: Are you treating your lunch Jerry at the cafeteria table

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Speaker 8: just you know, getting cheetos for trdos?

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Speaker 9: This real thing. I'd be impressed with you if they

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Speaker 9: actually pull up the trade.

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Speaker 2: I'll be impressed if they do the Herschel Walker deal

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Speaker 2: Go up and get the number one running back with

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Speaker 2: That what really impressed me. And then how feel right?

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Speaker 2: Can go eat your potato Saturday? Yeah, that's it.

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Speaker 9: You know they're on the other end of the Walker deal.

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Speaker 2: That worked out well, I know, but this is new time.

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Speaker 2: We got to eat all. Risk it all? Could you

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Speaker 2: Henry wanted to come and you you fumbled it, no

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Speaker 4: Get ging said risk it all? Could you stay the

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Speaker 2: Yes, Yes, he's in.

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Speaker 3: Yes, the Hall of Famer is saying, I can imagine

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Speaker 3: And Malachi Sarks is going to be thrilled to sit

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Speaker 3: here with Leroy Butler a little bit, get to know

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Speaker 3: him a little bit better. The Georgia's secondary product is

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Speaker 3: going to join the rest of the dogs in the NFL. Kyle,

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Speaker 3: He's coming on in Green Bay.

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Speaker 6: Hell yes, And Laroy's not going anywhere.

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Speaker 7: If you're in Lambeau, you try to run down a

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Speaker 5: He's hanging out with us.

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Speaker 2: Give me a foot, Get up, LaRoy.

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Speaker 5: Oh that wall was higher back then.

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Speaker 6: I swear that's the Godfather we're.

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Speaker 5: Going to talk about all.

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Speaker 6: This is going to tell stories from the nineties.

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Speaker 7: You can't beat a good morning football and Draft week.

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Speaker 9: Good morning football.

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Speaker 12: Aaron Rodgers and DeVante Adams, nasty like Chryslave and Derek Carr.

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Speaker 12: He just sat here and I did like he didn't

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Speaker 12: the quarterback for DK, Metcalf and George Pickens.

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Speaker 13: I love that. That's a hell of a hell.

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Speaker 12: Of the league neighbors. Who's gonna be Darius Flinton?

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Speaker 5: I don't know who's good quarterback gonna be too?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you never know.

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Speaker 13: They got a lot of quarterbacks over there. They might

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Speaker 13: have they might have another one.

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Speaker 5: He never knows.

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Speaker 3: We're just gonna keep adding quarterbacks to the list and topics.

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Speaker 3: The Shadoor Sanders conversation Laurie Butler on GMFB All Hour

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Speaker 3: right now ahead of the NFL Draft, which starts tomorrow

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Speaker 3: here in Green Bay.

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Speaker 4: Laura, you know Shador Sanders, you know the family, you know.

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Speaker 3: His dad's super Well, what do you make of the

449
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Speaker 3: fact that Shar's going around ranking his favorite quarterback wide

450
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Speaker 3: receiver combos, but also teasing a little bit that it

451
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Speaker 3: sounds like his meeting with the Steelers went great and

452
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Speaker 3: he specifically loves DK and George and Pittsburgh.

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Speaker 2: I just love history, I love football guys who love football,

454
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Speaker 2: and I like that he picks people that other people

455
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Speaker 2: would never think. You know, I want to hear other

456
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Speaker 2: thought like that, because I mean, the goat to me

457
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Speaker 2: is Roger Staubacher, Drew Pearson. I mean, I was a

458
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Speaker 2: Cowboy fan growing up. I used to cry, don't tell

459
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Speaker 2: nobody when they lost games. So when he threw the

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Speaker 2: ball at eighty eight, it was amazing to me. But

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Speaker 2: I love the fact that you know that age group

462
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Speaker 2: now moving forward, likes guys that they still can compete with. Sure,

463
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Speaker 2: back in the day, you always picked somebody who retired

464
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Speaker 2: a long time ago, the Gohots, yep, but somebody that

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Speaker 2: you can play with. And you know what, I think

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Speaker 2: his meeting with Pittsburgh should go well, yeah, because he

467
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Speaker 2: would be a great fit there.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Remember I said earlier, the longer you wait, huh, the

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Speaker 2: better opportunity is for you.

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Speaker 3: You know, we actually didn't get your I just want

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Speaker 3: to get a quick thought from La ROI. We talked

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Speaker 3: about Shador, but we didn't get your analysis of the

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Speaker 3: fact that Tom Pellasero has this quote about Shdor out there.

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Speaker 3: What is your if you were a player and you

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Speaker 3: know Shador, Well, what do you think he's feeling that

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Speaker 3: these things are still being said about him as the

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Speaker 3: clock is taken closer to the draft.

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Speaker 2: It doesn't bother him because ever since he was little,

480
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Speaker 2: he've heard stuff because Deondrer dad and he is an

481
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Speaker 2: amazing mother. So you always heard that you with a

482
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Speaker 2: power couple, and you're a child and stuff like that.

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Speaker 2: So that don't bother him. It really doesn't. And I

484
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Speaker 2: think for the most part, what doesn't really get to

485
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Speaker 2: him is if you would have saw a bunch of

486
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Speaker 2: positive stuff, they say, oh, they're just that's a bunch

487
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Speaker 2: of smoke. It's not really true. I like when you

488
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Speaker 2: have an honest opinion, and I don't want to be

489
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Speaker 2: around a bunch of yes people tell me what you

490
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Speaker 2: think about me. But at the end of the day,

491
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Speaker 2: it ain't up to them, it's up to him. He

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Speaker 2: just need a program where I have just started one. Yes,

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Speaker 2: you don't need one team, yep. One team to say

494
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Speaker 2: I must have that young man and to continue to

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Speaker 2: develop him. That could be nine with the Saints, could

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Speaker 2: be Pittsburgh, or it could be a team to say,

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Speaker 2: you know what, I need a guy because I want

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Speaker 2: to do like the Packers. Yes, had an MVP quarterback,

499
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Speaker 2: but you know what we did. We went and got

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Speaker 2: Jordan Love, so we're not terrible in the future. That's

501
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Speaker 2: why we got Jorde Love. In twenty twenty at Aaron

502
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Speaker 2: Rodger at MVP. Go get him some weapons. No, go

503
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Speaker 2: to the cunts. It's the guy and shout out to

504
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Speaker 2: all the up that was a big move in this stake. Yes,

505
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Speaker 2: people went crazy, but at the end of the day,

506
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Speaker 2: Mart Murphy, thank you, because you have to get a

507
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Speaker 2: quarterback before you need one, So why not get a

508
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Speaker 2: guy that can complete over seventy percent of his passes

509
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Speaker 2: One of my best friends in the world, Steve Young.

510
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Speaker 2: Those don't type of numbers. But what I like is

511
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Speaker 2: ball placement on the hip, on the outside, over the shoulder,

512
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Speaker 2: keep the ball out of harm's way. And I think

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Speaker 2: the right coaching staff can help him with that. Keep

514
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Speaker 2: it low. If your guy doesn't get it, it's out

515
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Speaker 2: of battles in the dirt. I love that and some

516
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Speaker 2: of that stuff you can't really but he's had that

517
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Speaker 2: from his parents in day one and Rob.

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Speaker 3: You know what I love hanging out with Hall of

519
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Speaker 3: famers that they say things like my best friend Steve

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Speaker 3: Young is just like called casual sentence, Samraw, what do

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Speaker 3: you got on this topic?

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Speaker 5: You gotta love it, man, players, man, you gotta know

523
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Speaker 5: what you know.

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Speaker 10: I love that, Jamie. But to LeRoy's point, just listening

525
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Speaker 10: to Shadua throughout this throughout this process and hearing that quote,

526
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Speaker 10: I mean he understands marketing.

527
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Speaker 5: Guys.

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Speaker 10: He mentioned the two teams that need quarterbacks that are

529
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Speaker 10: in this draft, that are going to potentially that could

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Speaker 10: potentially draft him. He mentioned elite neighbors in New York.

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Speaker 10: He mentioned George Pickens, DK Metcalf and the Steelers. Duh, Like,

532
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Speaker 10: of course, yeah, I'm gonna say those names too because

533
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Speaker 10: I want him to pick me and Laury. I know,

534
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Speaker 10: you remember when Prime was going through his free agency

535
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Speaker 10: back in the day, back in the early nineties, Prime

536
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Speaker 10: understood marketing. He would say things out in the public

537
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Speaker 10: to get teams to react.

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Speaker 2: They know this, and you know Prime.

539
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Speaker 5: Is his father.

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Speaker 10: So at the end of the day, I understand exactly

541
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Speaker 10: where should do what's coming from. He's going to say

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Speaker 10: things to put the thought not only in teams' minds

543
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Speaker 10: that they should pick him, but in our minds because

544
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Speaker 10: we're the media, we and you know, we affect public opinion.

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Speaker 5: So I get all of it.

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Speaker 10: And to your point, Larroy's over seventy percent completion is

547
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Speaker 10: one thing I want my quarterback to do is put

548
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Speaker 10: the ball where I wanted to be put and put

549
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Speaker 10: it in an advantageous.

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Speaker 5: Position for me to go do work.

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Speaker 10: Shadure Sanders does all of that to me, He's the

552
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Speaker 10: force multiplier in this draft.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, Mike, I think you're on something listening to in talk.

554
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Speaker 7: It's Chaudeur has a crush on the Steelers, and I

555
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Speaker 7: get it.

556
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Speaker 6: I totally understand why he'd want to land there. The

557
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Speaker 6: fascinating thing still is.

558
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Speaker 7: Is this Rogers steal because the Steelers had or have

559
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Speaker 7: a crush on Rogers. So he comes out and he

560
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Speaker 7: tells McAfee like, yeah, I don't know, like that's a

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Speaker 7: huge deal because Rogers thing is always I'm not gonna

562
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Speaker 7: leave anybody waiting. I'm going to clear things up, Like

563
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Speaker 7: you don't want to have teams going into the draft

564
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Speaker 7: not knowing if they're getting you. So it's like the

565
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Speaker 7: Steelers Jamie used to give We used to give those

566
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Speaker 7: notes and said like do you like me circle one, yes, no, maybe,

567
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Speaker 7: And it's like Rogers circle maybe maybe is a no

568
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Speaker 7: to me.

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Speaker 6: So it's like, I don't think I think the Steelers are.

570
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Speaker 7: Not starting the season with Mason Rudolph as their quarterback,

571
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Speaker 7: Like they're either gonna draft one or they're gonna land

572
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Speaker 7: Rogers somehow.

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Speaker 6: It's a really big deal. But let me add a wrinkle.

574
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Speaker 7: Because we're at the day before the draft, and the

575
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Speaker 7: thing that would just absolutely blow my hair back that

576
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Speaker 7: the Steelers would do that I would laugh, I'd fall

577
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Speaker 7: off my chair is if they drafted Jalen Milroe and

578
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Speaker 7: they said, we're gonna completely commit to this attitude in

579
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Speaker 7: this sort of Arthur Smith's style running game, and we're

580
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Speaker 7: going to bring in who some people have been saying

581
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Speaker 7: is the best running quarterback they've ever seen ever in

582
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Speaker 7: the history of the position.

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Speaker 5: Tell Us Sarah reported that, and never.

584
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Speaker 7: Mind all this passing, we need the Jalen Milroe running tape.

585
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Speaker 7: And I think that the Steelers come in and say,

586
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Speaker 7: this is what we're gonna do.

587
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Speaker 6: We like his upside, we like his ability.

588
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Speaker 5: We're gonna build them a right off the bat.

589
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Speaker 7: We're gonna unleash a quarterback who runs low four threes

590
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Speaker 7: and we're going to run the ball and play defense.

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Speaker 7: I don't know if they do it. I don't know

592
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Speaker 7: if it's too high for them. That's my new goal

593
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Speaker 7: for the Steelers. Just from the pure entertainment aspect of

594
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Speaker 7: watching them next year? Is that Milroe that's the one

595
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Speaker 7: that blows the roof off the place?

596
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Speaker 6: And today take.

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Speaker 5: Them, Kyle. I love that.

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Speaker 10: Actually, there was another question in one of these questions

599
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Speaker 10: that we would pre get to the show and we're

600
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Speaker 10: going to talk about a trade that we wanted to see.

601
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Speaker 9: This is the trade I want to say.

602
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Speaker 10: I want to see Pittsburgh get back in the second

603
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Speaker 10: round and get Jaylen Milroe. I agree with everything you

604
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Speaker 10: said to me. He does have the opportunity to be

605
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Speaker 10: the best runner runner at the quarterback position that our

606
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Speaker 10: game has ever seen.

607
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Speaker 5: He does have some issues.

608
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Speaker 10: Throwing the football in terms of accuracy and things like that.

609
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Speaker 10: But if you talk about an offense that can handle

610
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Speaker 10: a running quarterback, I mean Author Smith's offense. They want

611
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Speaker 10: to move the line of scrimmage and run the football.

612
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Speaker 10: And when your quarterback can do things like that, that

613
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Speaker 10: makes it easier for him to play a lot faster

614
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Speaker 10: because when you can run the football like that, Now

615
00:28:03,828 --> 00:28:06,788
Speaker 10: that and knows this, that middle to feel safety.

616
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Speaker 5: No longer is that fifteen yards. Now he's preeping around ten.

617
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Speaker 10: Now he's creeping around nine yards because he understands we

618
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Speaker 10: are on eleven on eleven football right now, Guys, defensively,

619
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Speaker 10: we don't have an extra guy. We're not out eleven

620
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Speaker 10: in the office. And this guy, if he gets me

621
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Speaker 10: one on one, will put me on some highlights. So yeah,

622
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Speaker 10: this wild surprise me as well. I actually think the

623
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Speaker 10: Pittsburgh Pittburgh still is shipping thinking about this type of deal.

624
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Speaker 10: If Shader Sanders doesn't fall to them at twenty.

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Speaker 3: One, listen, whether it's Jalen Milroe, shaudor Sanders, Aaron Rodgers, DK,

626
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Speaker 3: George Pickens, the only head coach they can handle? Did

627
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Speaker 3: I just list off a handful of personality scre you

628
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Speaker 3: in the NFL?

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Speaker 4: Can you imagine it's Mike Tomlin? Okay, he can take

630
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Speaker 4: care of business. And if anyone's pushing each other around

631
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Speaker 4: on the playground.

632
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Speaker 3: Because we got crushes with each other, just communicate, figure

633
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Speaker 3: it out, drap the guy that you wants, all right,

634
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Speaker 3: because it's about falling in love in the NFL with

635
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Speaker 3: your guy.

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Speaker 15: Obviously, the expectations that he's had, you know, throughout his

645
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Speaker 15: college career and then taking Colorado to new heights like.

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Speaker 13: That, you know, that's not easy.

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Speaker 16: The knock is a little bit of the arm strength,

648
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Speaker 16: and then you know, holding the ball took a lot

649
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Speaker 16: of sacks.

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Speaker 15: With my experience of playing, Like if I can show

651
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Speaker 15: my guys you know that I can get hit and

652
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Speaker 15: then keep going, that just shows a lot about you know,

653
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Speaker 15: your leadership and just being able to learn to get

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Speaker 15: the ball out, play within the timing of the offense

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Speaker 15: and concepts. So I think those are things that he

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Speaker 15: has and will continue to learn.

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Speaker 13: And develop, no doubt.

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Speaker 14: Meanwhile, the college transfer portal has reshaped the landscape of

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Speaker 14: college football, but it's also affected how teams look at

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Speaker 14: aspects and the evaluation process for the draft. For a

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Speaker 14: deeper look at the portal, here's Mike Garrifolo.

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Speaker 16: In twenty twenty one, the NCAA began allowing college football

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Speaker 16: players to transfer once without sitting out a year. But

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Speaker 16: the updated transfer portal represents more than a rule change.

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Speaker 16: It's a seismic shift reshaping how NFL talent is evaluating.

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Speaker 17: I remember the first year of draft meanings used to

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Speaker 17: stop the meeting, go hold on, he transferred, tell me why?

668
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Speaker 17: And now it's almost like, what's wrong with this kid?

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Speaker 17: He hasn't transferred you.

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Speaker 16: The transfer portal moves fast like college football's version of

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Speaker 16: free agency, and now it's forcing NFL teams to rethink

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Speaker 16: how they evaluate talent for the draft.

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Speaker 18: I think the biggest change is the scouting process. You

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Speaker 18: used to have three and four years of time where

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Speaker 18: you're going into a school and it's the same scout

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Speaker 18: with the same player in the same environment, and you

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Speaker 18: see their growth.

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Speaker 15: You definitely see a lot more teams on tape over

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Speaker 15: the years it's where did you go to school?

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Speaker 5: Now it's like where did you finish?

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Speaker 19: You're seeing players move around strategically to get themselves the

682
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Speaker 19: opportunity to play and showcase their skills and then sometimes

683
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Speaker 19: become the best version of themselves in a different cultured.

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Speaker 5: Transfer from Wahsington State launches his Heisman.

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Speaker 6: Trophy campaigns in the swamps.

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Speaker 9: How camp Ward does it.

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Speaker 16: NIL has supercharged the transfer portal.

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Speaker 5: That's both worlds and laund package.

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Speaker 16: Now athletes aren't just switching schools for bigger financial opportunity,

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Speaker 16: they're staying longer to maximize them.

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Speaker 17: I do think NIL in general, you're starting to see

692
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Speaker 17: players stay.

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Speaker 2: In school for longer because they're making money.

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Speaker 8: You're getting made be a little bit more developed player

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Speaker 8: that comes.

696
00:32:06,748 --> 00:32:09,508
Speaker 6: To this level what a front right pull knicks.

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Speaker 9: Normally it was twenty twenty one, twenty two, twenty three.

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Speaker 17: Now there are some guys twenty four, twenty five, maybe

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Speaker 17: even twenty six.

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Speaker 9: When this guy hits his second contract to what's his

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Speaker 9: age going to be?

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Speaker 14: From the evaluation portion, it's it's actually it's actually been

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Speaker 14: a really strong positive because you're able to see, like.

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Speaker 2: How does he handle his money right? Does he give

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Speaker 2: him back to his community? Does he have twelve cars?

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Speaker 6: You know what I mean?

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Speaker 2: Like now we kind of have the answers of the test.

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Speaker 16: To certain extent, all of this player movement is forcing

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Speaker 16: organizations to adapt to what's now being called the portal effect.

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Speaker 16: The rapid changes aren't just shifting how coaches evaluate talent

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Speaker 16: it's also shaping how they feel about it.

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Speaker 20: The vetting process gets more challenging because guys are moving around.

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Speaker 9: We're evaluating the player, but.

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Speaker 20: I also am interested to see, Okay, why are you moving?

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Speaker 20: The portal gives people a chance to run away from challenges.

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Speaker 19: Hey, I don't like what you're saying to me. I'm

717
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Speaker 19: not playing, so I'm going to lead. Unfortunately, that becomes

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Speaker 19: I think a character trade as well.

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Speaker 17: Inherently, what you used to do is knock that butter?

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Speaker 13: What's wrong with him?

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Speaker 17: And why did he leave? Now you have to accept

722
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Speaker 17: it as it's just a fact of life. There's opportunity,

723
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Speaker 17: there's financial gain. The landscape has changed so much.

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Speaker 14: With a draft just a day away, NFL Networks top

725
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Speaker 14: draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah reveals his final mock draft of

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Speaker 14: the year. That's tonight at eight Eastern on NFL Network.

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Speaker 14: He's going to be joined by Charles Davis, Colleen Wolf

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Speaker 14: and a few special guests revealing picks you don't want

729
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Speaker 14: to miss it. Might you find Malachi Starts on that list?

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Speaker 14: Coming up next, we have the Georgia Star safety Malachi

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Speaker 14: Starts joining us live from Green Bay and we'll ask

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Speaker 14: him about preparing for his big day and a special

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Speaker 14: relationship with the Hall of Famer.

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Speaker 21: Stay with us, Good Morning Football.

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Speaker 18: Malachi Starks gonna be a big time name once we

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Speaker 18: get to Green Bay and the draft.

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Speaker 5: Well, Nick, what's of Joel d Man?

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Speaker 16: Be a second the old Malachi Starks.

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Speaker 9: Oh, my goodness, Malachi stars with a brilliant interception.

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Speaker 4: Wow, he's all American.

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Speaker 3: He's an NCAA champion, and you're gonna hear his name

742
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Speaker 3: in Green Bay and the twenty twenty five NFL Draft begins.

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Speaker 4: Malachi Starks, Welcome.

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Speaker 2: On the show or Green Bay. In green in.

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Speaker 4: Green Bay, the draft is in Green Bay.

746
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Speaker 2: Don't mouth no, Jamie, because you know we've got a

747
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Speaker 2: lot of Jeygia Bulldogs on our tease.

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Speaker 4: So did the Eagles.

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Speaker 3: Okay, we got Malachi.

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Speaker 4: Welcome on GMFP.

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Speaker 13: Thank you, how y'all doing.

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Speaker 4: We're great.

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Speaker 3: Nice to meet you. It's been quite the process for you.

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Speaker 3: Your career at your was excellent, but now you're trying

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Speaker 3: to make a new name for yourself in the NFL.

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Speaker 4: What's the last couple of months been like for you.

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Speaker 13: It's been special.

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Speaker 22: It's been uh, you know, traveling a lot, meet a

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Speaker 22: lot of different teams, a lot of different organizations. It's

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Speaker 22: been hectic, but it's been a big bust. And you know,

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Speaker 22: I know some guys who haven't had a lot of

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Speaker 22: metals and stuff. So I'm just trying to be grateful

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Speaker 22: and take it all out.

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Speaker 3: Sure, now you are Georgia born and raised. You go

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Speaker 3: to Georgia is there? Are you excited to perhaps go

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Speaker 3: to not play for the Falcons, for example, go somewhere

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Speaker 3: else in the country to experience life a little bits

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Speaker 3: as a grown up if you will.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, I think I've been.

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Speaker 22: I've been ready to get away from home a little bit,

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Speaker 22: but honestly, I'm just ready to get back to football.

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Speaker 22: I packed up my house the other day and all

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Speaker 22: my boxes just sitting there. So I'm ready to know

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Speaker 22: where I'm shipping my clothes and my shoes and everything. Yeah,

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Speaker 22: well me and my fiance packed Yeah no, no, no,

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Speaker 22: So I'm just ready to figure out where I'm to

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Speaker 22: be sued that field.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, congratulations. When are you gonna get married?

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Speaker 13: Marstulian twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 2: What's her name?

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Speaker 13: Man?

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Speaker 2: Yeah? How you doing, Savannah?

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Speaker 4: That's beautiful, pride.

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Speaker 2: And thank you, Jamis. That's a great question, because when

785
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Speaker 2: you play in Georgia for so long, you never know

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Speaker 2: who may select you. And the thing about me, I

787
00:36:21,668 --> 00:36:24,508
Speaker 2: thought I was talking off air. I thought Houston was

788
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Speaker 2: gonna draft me, and I get a call from the

789
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Speaker 2: Green Bay Packers and I was a little bit shocked.

790
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Speaker 2: The shocking thing is I was prepared because of my parents.

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Speaker 2: My mom raised five kids, by myself, Tevin, by you

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Speaker 2: and your parents' relationship, getting you ready for.

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Speaker 22: This, yeah, mom, My parents have been very present through

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Speaker 22: this whole process. We have a very religious background, so

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Speaker 22: just you know, really hanging on that faith and you

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Speaker 22: know what they taught me and my sister growing up

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Speaker 22: as well. But also like my team, you know my

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Speaker 22: agents I got. I got a group of female agents

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Speaker 22: and there they're awesome. You know they they've been through

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Speaker 22: this a lot, and they've taught me. They they've told

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Speaker 22: me how it was going to go, what I need

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Speaker 22: to do.

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Speaker 13: So they've been very supportive whole process.

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Speaker 2: So you got the right agent, right, that's a fact.

805
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Speaker 2: Now when I got here, safety cover two at Florida

806
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Speaker 2: State was not covered two with the pack. Do you

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Speaker 2: consider yourself a box safety middle safety? How do you

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Speaker 2: see yourself moving for Kirby's defense aggressive. We like I said,

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Speaker 2: we got a lot of bullet You came here, it

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Speaker 2: was a safety and do you cover tight ends? What

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Speaker 2: do you consider yourself?

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Speaker 22: I do pretty much of it all, if I'm being honest,

813
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Speaker 22: because at the University of Georgia, the package was a

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Speaker 22: little different. So like, we really did a lot of

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Speaker 22: different things, and I was able to be put in

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Speaker 22: the position to do different things.

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Speaker 13: So just being able to do that, I think I've had.

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Speaker 22: The ability to go cover tight ends, go cover slots,

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Speaker 22: play deep, third play, play half, play in the middle

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Speaker 22: of the field, play in the box, playoutside as well.

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Speaker 22: So just having that ability and having that process of

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00:37:58,348 --> 00:38:00,428
Speaker 22: doing all of it, I think it's prepared me very well.

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Speaker 3: Now you're sitting next to this Hall of Famer here,

824
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Speaker 3: you just seem like a kid who loves the game

825
00:38:04,988 --> 00:38:07,788
Speaker 3: of football. Who were you a fan of growing up?

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Speaker 3: Who were maybe some of your favorite players, what teams

827
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Speaker 3: that you cheer for? Because despite being a draft pick

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Speaker 3: by the Packers, this man admitted last segment that he

829
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Speaker 3: used to cry tears over the Dallas Cowboys and he.

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Speaker 1: Was a child.

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Speaker 3: So who were you a fan of as a child

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Speaker 3: before you hear your name called by one of the

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Speaker 3: thirty two this weekend.

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Speaker 22: I was a big Pittsburg fan. Troy palmul is my favorite,

835
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Speaker 22: my favorite safety growing up. So I was a really

836
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Speaker 22: big Pittsburgh fan. So I kind of watched that whole

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Speaker 22: dynasty and.

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Speaker 13: How it worked out.

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Speaker 22: I was really big with Seattle as well, all the

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Speaker 22: all the guys that had came through there.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm a fan of really good ball.

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00:38:40,788 --> 00:38:42,628
Speaker 22: So really just you know whatever, I could find a

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Speaker 22: good team and good players.

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Speaker 3: I watched what's some advice that you have heard from

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Speaker 3: Georgia players that have come back to check in on you?

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Speaker 1: Guys?

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Speaker 3: We know Kirby Smart runs a tight ship and a

848
00:38:51,828 --> 00:38:54,508
Speaker 3: tough program and a very loud practice from time to time.

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Speaker 4: But when guys come back the.

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Speaker 3: Na Kobe Deans of the world, they tell you, hey,

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Speaker 3: this is what life is like in the NFL.

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00:39:00,828 --> 00:39:02,588
Speaker 4: What makes you think you're ready for it? What have

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00:39:02,668 --> 00:39:03,348
Speaker 4: you heard about it?

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Speaker 7: Yeah?

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Speaker 22: I think when a lot of guys come back, they

856
00:39:05,628 --> 00:39:07,588
Speaker 22: kind of piggyback off of what kind of goes to

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Speaker 22: the University of Georgia.

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Speaker 13: Just how it's ran.

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00:39:10,028 --> 00:39:12,988
Speaker 22: It's ran like a pro type university, so they do

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Speaker 22: a really good job of preparing us for the next level.

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Speaker 22: And uh, you know, they treat you like a pro

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00:39:16,908 --> 00:39:18,668
Speaker 22: the first day you step in there. So it just

863
00:39:18,748 --> 00:39:20,388
Speaker 22: kind of when you're there, you have no choice but

864
00:39:20,468 --> 00:39:22,668
Speaker 22: to learn how to be a pro. So just taking

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Speaker 22: out and running with it and just having the advice

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00:39:24,668 --> 00:39:26,908
Speaker 22: of gods hard in the league, just you know, coming

867
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Speaker 22: back and giving tips and telling them, telling me to

868
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Speaker 22: be myself and you know, handle it like a business

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Speaker 22: and stay true to myself.

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Speaker 13: I think those are the biggest things.

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Speaker 22: And like I said, the University Georgia did a great

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Speaker 22: job of sharing us for the next level.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, because I was always told safeties not necessary. Height

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Speaker 2: and weight and speed because you're a lot taller than

875
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Speaker 2: probably people know, right, you know, six almost six two

876
00:39:50,268 --> 00:39:54,108
Speaker 2: and that kind of range. Teams that throw the football

877
00:39:54,268 --> 00:39:56,388
Speaker 2: the most will be the ones that going to select

878
00:39:56,388 --> 00:39:58,508
Speaker 2: you because that's what they're gonna be in a shootout.

879
00:39:59,028 --> 00:40:03,988
Speaker 2: They need a guy with range size in that wing span.

880
00:40:04,988 --> 00:40:09,468
Speaker 2: And if it's one particular team, because I'm telling you

881
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Speaker 2: I thought it was gonna be huge, is it one

882
00:40:11,268 --> 00:40:14,148
Speaker 2: team that you you know, I got a few more

883
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Speaker 2: calls from I feel a chemistry that you think you

884
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Speaker 2: can really marry, or that you feel they may select you.

885
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Speaker 22: No, not really, it's kind of been it's kind of

886
00:40:25,188 --> 00:40:28,428
Speaker 22: been even killed, it's been even cool from everybody.

887
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Speaker 13: But you know, I've had I've got a lot of

888
00:40:30,228 --> 00:40:31,268
Speaker 13: relationships with everybody.

889
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Speaker 22: I've met with every team through the thirties and through

890
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Speaker 22: visits and Combine as well.

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Speaker 13: So, uh, I'm just excited to see where where I'm

892
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Speaker 13: gonna liad.

893
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Speaker 3: You seem and and I say this with love and

894
00:40:41,188 --> 00:40:44,228
Speaker 3: as a compliment, you seem like such a grown up already. Right,

895
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Speaker 3: you're getting scarried. Next year, you're coming out, You're going

896
00:40:46,668 --> 00:40:48,908
Speaker 3: to be a pro. What are you most looking forward

897
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Speaker 3: to in this next phase of your life beyond I

898
00:40:51,508 --> 00:40:52,628
Speaker 3: get to take snaps as.

899
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Speaker 4: A safety in the NFL. What you know? You just

900
00:40:54,828 --> 00:40:56,308
Speaker 4: seem like you have a lot to look forward to.

901
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Speaker 22: Yeah, I think just the experience. You know, I haven't

902
00:41:00,548 --> 00:41:03,708
Speaker 22: really traveled a lot. Growing up, I didn't travel a lot.

903
00:41:03,788 --> 00:41:05,988
Speaker 22: So just like the experience with my family going to

904
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Speaker 22: games and going out and see a different things, trying

905
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Speaker 22: different foods, just like the little things in life, you know,

906
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Speaker 22: stuff that I haven't got to experience that I'm really

907
00:41:13,988 --> 00:41:14,468
Speaker 22: excited for.

908
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Speaker 3: Well, the list of teams in the NFL that do

909
00:41:16,628 --> 00:41:19,188
Speaker 3: the international games is growing, so maybe you're going to

910
00:41:19,228 --> 00:41:21,388
Speaker 3: get drafted to a team that plays in like Dublin

911
00:41:21,508 --> 00:41:23,828
Speaker 3: or Madrid or something, and then you're like Malachi Starks,

912
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Speaker 3: international NFL player.

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Speaker 4: All right, so nice to get to know you.

914
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Speaker 3: Stay healthy, Thanks for coming on, GMFP, Thank you so much,

915
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Speaker 3: and be a very supportive wedding planning fiance.

916
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Speaker 9: Okay, you got that.

917
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Speaker 4: Okay, at anything she needs, we got you, all right, VALKI. Yes,

918
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Speaker 4: here also to your defensive coordinator, say that too.

919
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Speaker 3: An entire hour with the Hall of Famer and Leroy

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Speaker 3: Butler at lambeau Field ahead of the twenty twenty five

921
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Speaker 3: NFL Draft and LROI, I hate to tell you you

922
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Speaker 3: have the signed up for more GMFP. You such an

923
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Speaker 3: awesome hour with you and you guys. A sweet moment

924
00:41:56,268 --> 00:41:58,868
Speaker 3: just now with Malachi Starks, the Georgia prospect that's going

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Speaker 3: to come out. Leroy brings him a signed autograph jersey

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Speaker 3: and Malachi could not have been more grateful. They hug,

927
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Speaker 3: they shake hands, his first ever autographed jersey. He's like,

928
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna hang this in whatever apartment that I get

929
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Speaker 3: that once I'm drafted.

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Speaker 4: He was genuinely so pleased with that. It was a

931
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Speaker 4: sweet moment.

932
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Speaker 2: You got to read the room.

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Speaker 4: Oh he loved it.

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Speaker 3: It was so awesome day, Leroy Bomer, thanks for coming

935
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Speaker 3: on all right GMFB ahead of the NFL Draft with

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Speaker 3: Bay